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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1910
Page
16
The article discusses the derocycle as a term for a type of aircraft and argues that heroplany is a misnomer since no plane bows it. It notes limited yield from apertacular tests but says results will show if curved ball principles can aid navigation and movement.
The first day of a nineteen day Frontier park meet drew large crowds and lively betting. Bookmakers took heavy action on Meadow and Buena while Fore faltered in the feature. Jockeys and horses ran hard with no runaway wins as crowds followed every tally and the Pinkerton roundup quelled touts. Judge Skinner praised the day and announced Ladies Day the next afternoon with a strong card planned.
A dense summary lists 1900s style baseball results with teams such as Philadelphia Brooklyn Boston New York Chicago Washington Cleveland Detroit and St Louis. It details game scores innings and battery combinations including pitchers and catchers across multiple matchups.
At the ballpark Ar thur Raymond clashed with manager John McGraw of the New York Nationals over his optic condition. Raymond reportedly resisted removal of his eye protection, inciting a heated exchange that led to disciplinary tension in the dugout and club house.
Torn and garbled OCR reports from Trinidad indicate a dispute over a boxing event with claims of changes to arrangements. The fragment mentions a fight night, managers or promoters, and possible adjustments to seating or billing, but lacks concrete names, places, or dates.
Chicago July 28 The belief of James J Jeffries manager Sam Berger and Jack Gleason with Tex Rickard who staged Reno bout is that Jeffries may reenter the ring. Gleason says Jeffries feels the defeat keenly and friends may persuade a comeback while Berger thinks he will try to wipe out the loss.
Packey Mc Farland, Chicago lightweight, arrived from London in strong condition and says he is ready for a quick return to the ring. He plans a brief visit, then aims to challenge top contenders in lighter weights as he targets another championship shot.
Philadelphia report outlines an August 10 boxing bout at the National Baseball Park between Sam Ford and Kaufman. Promoter Harry Edwarde notes catch weights and tentative schedules while advance statements emphasize the event.
A chaotic scene in OuT Paris ends with the forced resignation of a local official amid a confrontation. Police report indicate a violent disruption as the crowd demanded action, while observers note the event as a flashpoint in a tense city climate.
In Greeley Colorado H W McHugh a hotel guest says a laundry proprietor and a deputy sheriff attached his suitcase and clothes for a $2 10 bill. McHugh had to walk about in a sheet until a bellboy arranged for him to receive clothing from another guest. The laundryman called at his room during a bath and McHugh refused to admit visitors.
First Lieut. L. Corbin of Fort McHenry contemplates leaving the U S army for a $20 000 yearly salary in private employment and a guaranteed promotion, requesting six months leave without pay before deciding whether to resign or return to service.
The Greely team makes its first appearance this afternoon at Pioneer Park. The lineup features familiar players Hudson Padfield Hightower and Sullege, noted for their abilities. Buckles and Gotcem will handle battery duties for the visiting Indians while Bullens Hightower and Pitchere appear in field roles.
An odd shaped aircraft devised by Representative Butler Ames of Massachusetts underwent elementary demonstrations and air resistance tests aboard the torpedo boat Bagley near the Naval Academy. The device relies on a pull in the direction of revolution and is not an airplane. Further tests on lifting power and other aspects were scheduled for tomorrow and next week.
The Allag presents a matinee program at Atlas featuring Fielda and Coco, Jas European acts in balancing, Weatherman and Houwkine in Ini creation The Death of Lone Chiefs, The Hendersons in Aunt Pheebe’s Southern Home sketch, Prof. Dunn with film animations and The Little Orchestra performing popular arts overtures and marches. Paper hangs at Sherman Co.
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