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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1912
Page
10
Roosevelt headquarters announced the third party national convention will open August 5 in Chicago and run at least four days. Leaders estimate ticket sales will cover about twenty five thousand dollars of expenses with most work expected to finish in three days.
Scores and lineups from major games across the National and American Leagues. Notable results include Philadelphia and New York wins, Detroit and Cleveland clashes, and Western League standings with Omaha, Des Moines, and Topeka posting victories amid a rain day for Sioux City and Wichita.
The Terrors schedule a doubleheader today starting against Palmer Tigers, local color teams champions with Cole and Ashford as opposing hurlers. The Terrors then face the South Side squad, with Doody or Heavey likely to pitch.
Three Colorado political announcements are reported. J O Donnell of Denver declared candidacy for United States Senator before the Democratic primaries. Warden Tynan of the state penitentiary announced for Democratic gubernatorial nomination. Congressman Taylor of Glenwood Springs announced candidacy for congression al nomination subject to primaries.
At Pioneer Park today at 3 p.m. the Bird's Rounders and U. P. clerks meet in the first of a three game series to decide the amateur championship and the side bet of 200 dollars. Clerks won their last meeting by a close score. Rounders are confident after strengthening their lineup with Ballinger Morton and Stevens while Clerks rely on Schmidt Ashenbiner and Cochran.
Manager Bidwell of the Indians faces bad luck as a washout blocks travel to Guer nsey. The team proceeds by auto for a third of the journey and will play a double header with the Sunrise miners in Guernsey this afternoon, with a possible game tomorrow.
A digest listing notable baseball events and player milestones across years 1883 through 1911. Entries include John J. Evers birth in 1883, Kansas City’s 10-run 11th inning in 1886, 16-11 Chicago win in 1894, Cleveland’s two shutouts of Washington in 1896, Hans Wagner’s first NL extra-base hit in 1897, and other incidents such as no-hitters, grand slams, and standout pitching performances.
Jackson Michigan July 20 Progressive Republicans in the state senate voted to separate from the Republican Party. Delegates favored placing the entire ticket in dispute with the party alignment as the split widened in Michigan politics.
Delegates to the Progressive convention in Chicago were chosen today along with presidential electors and state and national committee members. Resolutions condemned actions of the Republican National Convention.
In Los Angeles on July 20 Owen Moran of England was disqualified after nine rounds of a scheduled 20 round bout for elbowing in the clinches. Referee Eyton awarded the bout to Jack White of Chicago amid a mixed reaction from the crowd. White had a single round advantage, the seventh, when he landed three left swings to Moran’s head.
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