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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1912
Page
2
Roosevelt headquarters announced plans for the third party national convention opening in Chicago on August 5. Leaders estimate the four day event will cost about twenty five thousand dollars, mostly funded by ticket sales, though organizers expect all work to wrap in three days.
Baseball scores from a past paper show CHICANO 5, another team 2 with multiple players listed. In the American League Philadelphia roughs Detroit and Cleveland, New York tops Cleveland, plus Western League Omaha 4, Denver 0 and other city matchups with rain affecting games.
The Terrors schedule a double header this day starting with a game against the Palmer Tigers led by pitchers Cole and Ashford. The Terrors then face the South Side team with either Doody or Heavey on the mound in a strong following contest.
Three Colorado political announcements mark today. J O'Donnell of Denver declared for the U S Senate, Warden Tynan of the state penitentiary nominated for the Democratic gubernatorial race, and Congressman Taylor of Glenwood Springs entered the race for Congress under Democratic primaries.
At Pioneer Park today at 3 p m the Bird's Rounders and U P clerks begin a three game series to decide the amateur champion and the side bet of 200 dollars. The Rounders arrive stronger and confident after a close win in their last meeting. Batteries are Ballinger Morton and Stevens for the Rounders and Schmidt Ashenbiner and Cochran for the Clerks.
Manager Bidwell of the Indians faces bad luck as a washout delays travel to Guer nsey. The Braves proceed by auto for a third of the trip and will reach Guernsey to meet the Sunrise miners in a double header this afternoon with a possible game tomorrow.
Notes on notable baseball events from 1883 to 1911 including John J. Evers birth, Kansas City’s 10 runs in the 11th vs Detroit, Chicago’s 16 11 win over St Louis, Hans Wagner’s first NL extra base hit, Cleveland’s wins over Washington and the 1908 no hit game by Charlea Evans of Hartford.
Jackson Michigan July 20 The Michigan progressive Republicans divorced themselves from the Republican Party in the state convention here today. By almost a seven vote the delegates went on record as favoring the placing of the entire party slate.
State and national delegates elected today to the progressive convention in Chicago. Presidential electors and state central committee members also chosen. Resolutions condemned the actions of the Republican National Convention.
In a 20 round scheduled fight Moran of England was disqualified for elbowing in the clinches after nearly nine rounds. Referee Eyton awarded the decision to Jack White of Chicago. White led only one round clearly, the seventh, before Moran was disqualified.
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