Cheyenne Indians Set For Colorado Tour Against Berthoud and Loveland
Leader sports notes the Cheyenne Indians travel to Colorado to face Berthoud and Loveland after a morning departure led by Ira Bidwell. The teams, composed largely of college players, will cap their trip with a game against Greeley at Pioneer Park next Sunday as a northern Colorado title claim is debated.
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Ledbi Wheir
Ira Bidwell
Chevours
Colorrads
Berthoud
Loveland
Sigarheet
Boulder
Forte
Goldens
Berthoud Dut
Greeley
Pioneer Park
Creeley
Colorado
Hip
Barthoud
Bidwell
Braves
Cheyenne
Sudes
Cheyenne Indians Edge Berthoud After Streak Halt
In Berthoud Colorado on July 20 the Cheyenne Indians defeated the Berthoud team in a well played game by a score of 2 to 1. Berthoud had won 15 straight games before the setback as Wiebert pitched for the visitors and limited Berthoud to three hits through six and two thirds innings.
Indians Face Strong Loveland Team Tomorrow At Home
The roster shows Hendrix benched for Rusty who relieved Flebert and allowed few hits. The Indians travel to Loveland for the next game, hoping for an upset. Patteries include Gallegérarta Martin Flebert Ruaty and Gibson.
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Hendrix
Rusty
Flebert
Indians
Loveland
Berthows
Gallegérarta Martin
Ruaty
Gibson
City to regulate boxing in Los Angeles
In Los Angeles on July 19 the city council voted to instruct the city attorney to draft an ordinance regulating boxing exhibitions and sparring contests. The motion used the term regulate, but the attorney indicated a drastic measure to abolish prize fighting could be prepared without conflicting with state law. The ordinance is expected to be presented at the next council meeting.
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Los ‘Angeles
Cal
Los Angels Ia
Cornell
Hewitt
Gaynor Bows to Aldermen on Fight Pictures
Mayor Gaynor asks New York aldermen to decide if Johnson Jeffries fight pictures may be shown. He notes no law blocks exhibition but cites charter power to make it a penal offense, sending the issue to a committee for September action.
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New York
Gaynor
Johnson-Jeffries
Alder Mare
Aldermen
Hendrix in demand by Mig League clubs
Pitcher Hendrix of the Cheyenne Indians attracts many offers from Mig League teams in the American Association and Western League. Manager Joe Cantillion of the Minneapolis club sent a tempting offer, but Hendrix has declined to sign this season, preferring Cheyenne and not eager to join organized ball.
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Hendrix
Cheyenne Indians
Joe Cantillion
Minneapolis
Cheyenne
Former Cheyenne Man Still with Indianapolis Club
Chicago reports President T M Chivington says the association bulletin had a clerical error. Glate remains a member of the Indianapolis club.
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Indianapolis
Chicago
T. M. Chivington
The
Americas
Association
Glate
Hans Wagner Seethes Over National League Frustrations
Pittsburg July 19. Hans Wagner of the Pittsburg club voices resentment at NL constraints claiming he should be allowed to play whenever needed. His anger grows after discovering a constable has levied on his automobile for a $349 rent bill, forcing him to retrieve the go cart through a glass door and seek his attorney to sue for recovery of the vehicle.
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Pittsburg
Warner
Pittgburg Club
Tom
Wonder
Honns
Curtis Sets Fifty Mile Air Speed Record Over Sea
Glenn H Curtiss flew fifty miles over the Atlantic sea course near Bridgeport but Atlantic City area to set a fifty mile flight record in America. Stanley Yale Beach, aeronautic editor of Scientific American, escaped injury after leaping from his aircraft before it plunged over a cliff at Lordship Park.
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Atlantic City
Glenn. H. Curtiss
America
Lordship Park
Stanley Yale Beach
Scientific American
Beach
Bridgeport
Conn
Great Meet of Automobile Drivers in Cheyenne
President George H. Nagle of the Cheyenne Motor Club returns from Denver after talks with auto factory agents about a major auto meet at Frontier Park on Tuesday August 22. The main event shifts from 250 miles to 200 miles free-for-all for gasoline cars with a strong entry list including Buick Renault Mathewson Olds National and others.
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George H. Nagle
Cheyenne Motor Club
Denver
Frontierp Park
Chisenne Club
Nagle
Wast Téland
Eee
Initemobile
1Ion
Buick Maniaenna
Guette
Br Johnston
Widong Everitt
Stoddert-Dayston Company
Colburne Magufscturing
Renault
Vreeland
Rsa
Indianapolis
Pitcher breaks arm during warmup in Montrose game
Walter Wood, pitcher for the Late City team, broke his arm in a peculiar windup during a game in Montrose Colorado on July 20. The injury occurred mid pitch and halted play as medical staff tended to him. No further condition update is provided in the report.
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Montrose
Colo
Walter Wood
Lake City Athlete Suffers Sudden Arm Injury During Pitch
A Lake City pitcher collapsed after a sharp snapping sound as he raised his arm to throw. A physician diagnosed a fracture caused by hyperextension, the arm dropping limp and immobile before the pitch could be delivered.
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Lake City
Early Baseball Scores From Rough OCR
Incomplete box score style report shows teams Pittsburg New York Chicago Philadelphia St. Louis with batters and pitchers named. Entries include R H and B ratings, multiple innings, and references to players Ferguson Evans Maddox Gib Ames Crandall Schley Burns McLean among others.
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New York
Ames, Crandall and
Schley
Burns and McLean
Range of names and places in a fragmentary Chicago note
Fragmented OCR lists several personal and place names including Battersea Esso Sullivan Smith Cleveland Gilington Mack Batteries Mitchell Koestner Bemis Croom Johnson Collins and rings. The text mentions Balierles Sete Quinn Mitchell and a request for ragage at a plate office, with no coherent narrative.
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Cleveland
Gilington
Mitchell Koestner
Bemis
Croom
Cheyenne Race Meet Opens at Frontier Park
Frontier park prepares for Cheyenne Racing association debut with a fast mile track. About 200 horses and many horsemen are already on site and a special train from Salt Lake City will bring more top runners, jockeys, and owners.
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Cheyenne Racing Association
Frontier Park
Cheyenne
United States
Salt Lake City
Tulsa
Oklo
The
Racing Association
Wae
Fort D. A. Russe
Charles B. Irwin
Charley Campau
Wally Weaver
San aLea
Frontier Park Race Meet Numbers and Arrivals
Race card details list purses and weights for six selling and handicap events at Frontier Park. Starter Joe Webber and Judge Skinner arrival noted, with Campan arranging stall boxes and hospitality for Mayor Cook, Frontier committee, and visiting owners from across the United States and Canada.
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Bac
Joe Webber
Frontier Park
Judge Skinner
Mr. Campan
Texas
Oklahoma
Denver
Mutte
Seattle
St. John's New Brunewick
Canada
Campan
Feor
Cook
Frontier Committee
Rice Management
Oudstone- Rig
Rackoon
Bibmh
Thomas Ryan
Roman Wing Wi
Joe Woods
Clara Hampton
J. J. Mandrin
Pal
Olrella
Jenkins Semiannual Clearance Sale of Oxfords
The notice promotes an Oxford shoe clearance event labeled as on bargain discounts with window shades available at Sherman Co. in a semiannual sale setting.
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Jenkins
Oxfords
Sherman Co
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