Ginks Triumph Over Mail Clerks In Six Inning Scrimmage
The Ginks defeated the Mail Clerks 12 to 6 in six innings on the lake district diamond. Gorham started for the Clerks while Cole fanned 23 as the Ginks struck early with a run in the first and pulled away with heavy hitting from Doody Herminson and Lebharta.
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Ginks
Neas
Gorham
Doody
Cole
Herminson
Lebharta
Tortwick
Kaufman
Mall Clerks
Matterson
Dooly
Walsh
Too Excited to Name His Team
A report describes a game where The Lightenings were defeated 7 to 17. The winner’s identity is unclear as the excited manager and poor report details obscure the outcome. The batteries were neglected during coverage.
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Demond
North Ends Scouts Rout South Side In 12-7 Victory
The North End Scouts defeated South Side 12 to 7 behind Von Kennel who struck out 12. Smith supported with strong catching and steady batting as the Scouts clinched the win on a windy baseball afternoon.
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Sonth
von Kennel
Ty Cotha
Smith
von Kennels
von Kentiel
Relehen
Indians at Laramie Today to Play Gems
The Indians travel to Laramie for a 3:00 PM game against the Gems after a noon departure. Vanner Hitt arranged a $2.95 round trip fare for travelers leaving at noon and returning by 11 PM. Moniger Tuff listed the battle lineup Forel, Frame, Green, Cronland, Bishop, Perkinson, Fleet, Brown, Huft and others as the team prepares to even the count.
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Laramie
Boyd's
James’ Brothers
Moniger Tuff
Forel
Frame
Green
Cronland
Bishop
Perkinson
Fleet
Whelan transfers to Wichita club in Western League
Jimmy Whelan moves from Minneapolis to Wichita in the Western League. The Cheyenne followers can tracks his progress, as Whelan may now gain daily playing time, unlike with the America association where he played sparingly. The trade sends him in exchange for Bob Uneland, former Lincoln manager in the Western League.
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Cheyenne Indians
Jimmy Whelan
Wichita
Minneapolis
Hill
Jim
Whelan
Bob” Uneland
Lincoln
Cheyenne Fine
Baseball flashback through 1900s game scores and feats
A stitched-together 19th century recap enumerates notable baseball moments from 1877 to 1911 including the Alleghenys loss to Memphis 8-2, no hit efforts against Chicago, high scoring games, multiple shutouts, long extra innings, and a bases loaded homer by Cunningham of Washington.
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Memphs
Alleghenys
Pittsburgh
Hicdmond
Worcester
Chilcago
New York Clants
Chicago
Windy City
Corcoran
Goldsmith
Cleveland
Mark Baldwin
Ed Delahanty
Poston Nationals
Meveland
Carsey
Hughey
Piching
Brooklyns
Boston Nationals
St. Louis
Powell
Jone
Hugheys
Chicago White Box
Washington
Orth
Griffith
Garvin
Baltimore Americans
John McGraw
Pittecurch
Alex
New York
Filtehere Phillippe
Tayate
Cunningham
Unbeaten Bird Rounders Face W O W Today at Pioneer Park
The undefeated Hird'n Rounders meet W. O. W. at Pioneer Park this afternoon at three o'clock aiming to preserve their flawless record after a big win last Sunday over Woodmen. W. O. W. has added fast new players and retooled the lineup in hopes of an upset. Admission is 25 cents as a crowd of fans anticipates a fast amateur showdown for supremacy.
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Pioneer Park
Woodmen
Baseball Outcomes From Yesterday in the National League
Results from yesterday include Philadelphia and Boston games with noted batter and pitcher lineups. The report lists teams such as Cincinnati Cleveland and Washington with various battery combos and scores, reflecting a day of NL play and key player appearances.
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New York
Cincinnati
Chicago
Pittsburg
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Boston
Unclear sports tally prompts in scattered city lines
A garbled OCR fragment lists city names with numeric scores or counts, including Toledo, Indianapolis, Kansax City, Milwaukee, Minneapolis, St. Paul, Columbus, Louisville, Topeka, Lincoln, Denver, Omaha, Wichita, Sioux City, and others. Numbers vary, but no coherent match result or event is discernible.
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Toledo
Indianapolis
Kansax
City
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Columbus
Louisville
Sanitary Ice Priced at 30 Cents Per Hundred
Cook Bros Co advertises sanitary ice at 30 cents per hundred. Phone 197.
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Sanitary
Cook Bros. Co
Free Kidney Remedy Promises Quick Pain Relief
An advertisement offers a free recipe for kidney pain and urinary issues claiming rapid improvement within a week. It promises no cost and urges readers to write to Dr. A. B. Robinson in Detroit to obtain the home remedy by mail.
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A. B. Robinson
Luck Building
Detroit
Mich
Wyoming Delegates to Attend Intermountain Good Roads Meet
Wyoming will be represented at the third annual Intermountain Good Roads association convention in Logan Utah on the 12th 13th and 14th of the month with Wyoming delegates seeking to secure next year’s meeting for the state. Governor Carey named delegates from across Wyoming to attend and promote good roads efforts aided by the Oregon Short Line and the government road division. Notable speakers include Jesse Taylor editor of Better Roads.
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Wyoming
Intermountain Good
Harry Hynds
Cheyenne
M. RK
Collins
Douglas
Alfred I. Brock
Huffalo
George M. Siiney
Thermopolis
Gus Holm
Cody
P. H. Gallagher
Basin
W. B. Sleeper
Temple City
Puble Road
Logan
Oregon Short Line Railroad
William Spry
Jesse Taylor
Better Roads
Batker
Jamestown
Ohio
Chamber of Commerce At
Colorado
Nevada
Fallon
Ogden
Stilwell
Weber Club
Kirean
Utah
Pocatello
Granger
A. G. Buchelder
Amer
Road convention to feature auto tour and regional delegates
The article notes plans for a forthcoming convention with delegations from Cody Wyoming Fallon Nevada Ogden Utah and Missoula Montana. It highlights over 200000 for Utah road links a northern transcontinental touring route and anticipated addresses by A G Buchelder A L Stone B H James William Peterson and local Idaho leaders.
The State Leader Want Ad Trial in Wyoming
A brief trial of The State Leader as a want ad medium in Wyoming showcases ad layout and reader response. The exercise tests clarity, spacing, and legibility for classified notices and small listings.
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Wyoming
Shake-Up in Big Thams Pirates Cubs Trade Key Players
Pittsburgh June 1 reports a major league shake up as Tommy Leach and pitcher Liefield are traded to the Chicago Cubs for outfielder Artie Hofman and pitcher King Cole. All players are prominent in baseball circles and the move will spark considerable discussion.
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Pittsburgh
Pirates
Chicago Cubs
Tommy Leach
Liefield
Artie Hofman
King Cole
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Agricultural College
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Idaho State Automobile Association
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