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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1910
Page
8
The article discusses direction of rotary movement from gun barrel rifling and the acceptance of the term derocycle for a type of aircraft. It argues that herboplane is a misnomer as there are no planes above it and notes limited aperture yields but enough to test the curved ball principle for navigation feasibility.
On opening day at Frontier Park a 19 day meet drew 2000 patrons as talent and pikers chased includes Meadow and Fore with Manders up. Bets on Aunt Halla Lady NeNally and Flyon paid, while Colonel Forsythe and Pinkerton agents cleared ringsters from the grounds. Judge Skinner praised the day as a strong start and Ladies Day is set for tomorrow with free grandstands and a strong card ahead.
Baseball scores from the National League show teams such as Philadelphia Brooklyn and Boston with batter details including Briggs Melean McQuiilen Doon Pittebere and others. Repeated entries list line scores and pitcher combinations for matches involving New York Cleveland Chicago Washington St Louis Detroit and more with varied inning totals and lineups.
New York Nationals manager John McGraw ordered pitcher Arthur Raymond to remove an ocular device. Raymond resisted sparking a clubhouse confrontation. Raymond later reported to the park but faced further dispute as the incident unfolded.
Fragmentary note from July reports a boxing event in Trinidad with a promoter and advertised place, but key details are unclear due to damaged text. The snippet mentions Jeffriee Johnson and a blocked or undefined fight arrangement, with references to misprints and a billon figure.
Chicago July 28 Promoters Sam Berger Jack Gleason and Tex Rickard report James J Jeffries may again enter the ring after a Reno defeat They say Jeffries feels the loss keenly and friends might persuade a comeback Berger adds Jeffries could whip Johnson again if he returns Gleason notes a prior clause sought by Jeffries would allow pre title bouts but promoters prevented it to avoid risk before a big fight
Packey McFarland a Chicago lightweight arrives in New York from London and proclaims he is in peak condition. He plans to stay for a tour of exhibitions and to seek matches at lighter weights, aiming toward championship contention this season.
PhiladelphiaJuly 1 ments completed for a six round bout between Sam Ford and A Kaufman at the Philadelphia National Baseball park on August 10. Harry Edwarde announces that if number ta unfavorable the bout will be held on the following date. The terms include catch weights.
In OuT Paris on July 23 an American Negro head list was forced to resign tonight as a referee after a confrontation with officials led by Ponce naracy aul see Raw fry.
In Greeley Colorado H W McHugh says a hotel laundry owner and a deputy sheriff attached his suitcase and clothes over a $2 10 bill while he bathed. He wore only a sheet until a bellboy arranged clothing from another guest. The bathrobe was seized and he faced proceedings through the transom.
Baltimore July 23 First Lieut L L Corbin of Fort McHenry nephew of late Lieut Gen Henry Corbin abandons a promising US Army career for a potential $20 000 a year private sector path He seeks six months leave without pay then resignation if military life loses its appeal His father in law mining magnate pressed for him to join but Corbin wavered choosing a coast artillery return if the army tempts him back.
The Greeley team appears at Pioneer Park this afternoon for their first outing. Notable players Hudson Padfield Hightower and Sullege headline a lineup backed by familiar figures from local baseball. Battery work features Hudcap Gotcem against Buckles and Luinger with Bullens Hightower Titchere among lineup.
The contraption invented by Representative Butler Ames of Massachusetts, tested before a naval board in Annapolis, demonstrated its operating parts and air resistance up to 30 knots on a platform over the Bagley. Further tests on lifting power and other aspects were planned for tomorrow and next week as spectators and officers observed the odd machine.
Atlas presents a varied program led by The Allag with Fielda and Coco European balancing and a classic song and dance act. The Hendersons offer a delightful sketch while Aunt Pheebe’s Southern Home and Prof. Dunn showcase latest film animations and The Little Orchestra performs popular arts and overtures at Sherman Co.
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