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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1912
Page
14
New England League Fielder Maloney Sold to New York Americans
Out fielder Maloney of the local Brockton club in the New England league was sold to the New York Americans last night. Maloney is to report at once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brockton,Mass
Maloney
New York Americans Lastaight
Women Polo Players Plan Boston Team Wearing Trousers
Mien Sears from back in Boston aims to form a Meadow Lark Club style polo team in Boston with local riders to contest honors with the New York club. She notes women already ride astride and will wear polo outfits while seeking recruits like Misses Anna Clark Ruth Allen Marion Lassell Mary P Vowell and Suzanne P Thayer from Boston society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nowton
Mase
Mien
Eleonora Seare
Boston
Roaton
Brookillie Cootery
New York
Thomas Hitchedek
Meadow Lark Club
Long Island
Sears
Mins Sears
Hoeton
Meadow Lark
Anna Clark
Ruth Allen
Marion Lassell
Mary P. Vowell
Suzzanne P. Thayer
Story of the Galveston Flood and Sports Afield June issue
An archival note profiles The Great Galveston flood narrative The Trial by Water and a roundup of sports pieces. It lists Maine shooting grounds Btreh Creeks Big Trout trap shooting frontier life At the Edge of the Cloud Bass Fishing in Wisconsin and other hunting fishing articles plus an editorial on the cat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galveston
Maine
Barnes
Wisconsin
Canada
Pennsylvania
South Dearborn St
Chileage
Bridwell Exits 1911 Season With Boston Club
Arthur Bridwell star shortstop for the Boston National League team is out for the remainder of the year and likely for good, per manager Kling. Bridwell was part of the Boston New York trade that brought Herzog to Boston, and he was noted as a key, dangerous hitter before his injury while sliding into a base.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Arthur Bridwell
Kling
Bridwell
Wenson
New York
Herzog
Upidwell
Alwody
Johnson Fears Flynn May End His Spotlight
In Lac Verne New Mexico on May 31 Jack Johnson accelerates training ahead of a potential Fourth of July clash with Flynn. Johnson arrives with a full team, starts a two hour run and road work, and trains daily with sparring partners Cutler and DeBray while Flynn campaigns at Montezuma under Tommy Ryan to claim a July victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Net
Lac Verne
N. M
Jack Johnson
Mammoth Fistle Entertainment
Flynn
Johnson
Jack
Las Veeas
Big Black
Old Town
Monager
Las Vegas
Howard Morrow
George Delray
Cutler
Hero
TeBray
DeBray
Li' Artha
Mo Eigure
Jim
Montezuma
Tommy Ryan
Jeffrick
Lal’ Artha
International Shooting Contest Ends in Buenos Aires
The international shooting contest in Buenos Aires concluded with Cant. 8. W. Wine of Massachusetts posting the top score of 283 points. Fernandex of Argentina placed second with 282, and Petit took third with 250.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buenos Ayres
W. Wine
Massachusets
Fernandex
Petit
Palze Challenges Winner JP Johnston-Plynn Hour
In Las Vegas on May 31 Al Paleer announced he would challenge the winner of the Johnson-Fiyango match on July 4. He offered to post $20,000 to clinch the fight and said he would be ready for the Fourth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Lil’ Attha
Jack Curley
Chicago
Indianapolis
Curley
Flynn
Lil’ Artha
Las Vegas
Lili Artha
al Paleer
Tom Day Cout
Charles O'Meally
Manville Untamed top Harrison Neb ball team in town game
Large crowd from Douglas Lusk Van Tassel and Harrison watched Manville beat Harrison 12 to 6 in eight and a half innings. Reeves hit a home run for the Untamed as Cannon pitched for Harrison and Weat delivered for Harrison. The game sparked the town hall dedication events in Manville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manville
Wyo
Harrison
Neb
Douglas
Lunk
van Tassel
Bat weather in tryouts for Olympic reps at Celtic Park
A thunder storm spoiled New York Olympic tryouts at Celtic Park. The highlight was a mud drenched Marathon run with only four starters and two finishers, led by J. J. Reynolds in 2 hours 57 minutes 1.2 seconds, Reynolds winning by over a quarter mile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Celtic Park
J. J. Reynolds
Brooklyn Loses, Winos in National League Results
Yesterday's National League results show the Brooklyn team suffering in the first game with a 9 to 12 score and again in the second game as Brooklyn tallies 6 runs while Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Gibson, New York, and St. Louis post wins with varied battery lineups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. E. Brooklyn
Cess Scees Cues
Yungling
Erwin
Dixon
Hogg
McIntyre
Kling
Gowdy
Baseball Highlights From June 4 Across Eras
A retrospective roundup notes performances on June 4 spanning 1887 to 1910. Highlights include John Healy’s one hit for Indianapolis Nationals against Pittsburgh, 1804 Cleveland Nationals overpowering Boston 22 to 8, 1896 Jake Neckley and Billy Merritt’s triple play for Pittsburgh against Baltimore, and Cy Seymour’s nine men reached in a Giants win over Pittsburgh. Additional items cover Pittsburgh scoring ten in a third inning in 1895, 1900 Cy Seymour’s plate impact, 1906 Boston’s nine runs with Wee Willie Sadboff pitching, 1909 Athletes over Boston 1 0 in eleven innings, and 1910 Miller Hugging’s six trips to the plate with no official at bats as wild pitching yields twenty two runs worth of compliments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Healy
Indianapolis Nationals
Pittabureh Pirates
Cleveland Nationals
Boston
Roger Conner
St. Louis Nationals
New York
Jake Neckley
Billy Merritt
Pittsburgh Pirates
Baltimore
Washington
Pittsburghs
Cy Seymour
Giants
Pittsburg
Highlanders
Dinveen
Ibwon
Boston Americans
Willie Sadboff
Jonings
Krauser
Mackman
Miller
Rocky Mountain League Franchise May Move from Colorado Springs
IRA Fidwell flags weak fan support for the Rocky Mountain League, noting poor patronage may force the transfer of the Dipwell Chan Tel Base franchise from Colorado Springs to another location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dipwell Chan
Colorado Springs
Ira Fidwell
Roosevelt Aides May Seek Convention Tickets
Campaign manager Eph Dixon for Colonel Roosevelt hints at pressing for 260 Republican National Convention tickets in Chicago when the committee meets June 6. Dixon sent telegrams to national committee members protesting the convention arrangements chairman New backed by the sub committee, and tickets were refused.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seph Dixon
Roosevelt
Chicago
Dixon
New
Clark Ahead in KR Primary Vote Lead
Providence May 31 returns from the Democratic presidential preference primary show Clark leading Wilson about three to one from a little over a third of the states at eleven tonight. Clark's campaign activity was active in the state while Wilson relied on newspaper advertisements. The vote count was not complete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark
Providence
R. I
Wilson
Statesmen in scant attire watch a blaze at Brandegee home
Washington May 31 Scream of a frightened maid woke residents and bystanders as flames swept the Brandegee residence at 1531 L Street NW. Firefighters battled to save property as Senator Brandegee directed efforts with Knox and other notables among the crowd. The blaze damaged the second and third floors with water and smoke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Brandegee
L Street
N. W
Army and Navy Club
State Knox
Mr. Knox
Robert Krogstadt
Cornell University
Oliver and Lippett
Henry C. Emery
Tariff Board
Special Train Run From Wheatland to Cheyenne
Colorado & Southern will run a special train from Wheatland at 7 p m on Monday June 30 to Cheyenne. Stock men urged to take advantage for a food day at Wheatland. notice signed by J C Underwood secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado & Southern
Wheatland
Cheyenne
J. ¢. Underwood
Pro gress and Retrogression in Wyoming Party Platform
Democratic platform praises state administration and seeks rapid public land privatization and federal reform. It calls for direct senatorial elections, income tax amendment, water protection, statewide highways, pure Australian ballot, recall, employer liability, convict-made goods labeling, eight-hour public work, and regulated corporations. It endorses Taft and Warren Mondell and urges good roads and park access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democrata
Wyoming
Democratic Congress
Department of the Interior
United States
Oregon
Office of State Labor Commissioner
Carey
State Land Board
Wyoming Central
Wyoming voters push toward Democratic alignment for progress
A Republican platform author says Democrats have nothing to exploit and praises standpatism. The writer argues Wyoming people seek progress and will align with the Democratic party, asserting they are coming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Democratic Party
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