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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1910
Page
8
President Lynch of the National Lenath vows strict discipline for players who curse at umpires on the field. He cites recent suspensions and fines to enforce respect for officials and to prevent umpires from berating spectators or journalists.
Maurice Thompson lightweight champion of Montana and Pete Sullivan of Fall River Massachusetts fought fifteen rounds of hard gruelling action in Butte with a draw before about 1800 spectators. Sun Proof Paint at Sherman Co.
San Francisco June 14 Johnsons camp notes a lighter rhythm after a twelve mile road workout and four rounds with Al Kaufman in front of 400 spectators. Johnson says he will box daily but with reduced effort to stay at 212 pounds. Marty Cutler, sparring partner, left the camp following a Johnson knockdown as discipline.
The Epworth League of the First Methodist Church elected officers for the coming term. President was Herb Ayers with Bessie Fox as first vice president and Agnes Johnson as second vice president. Myrtle Foust secured the third vice presidency and Oscar McGill became fourth vice president. Jessie Woolston was named secretary, Francis Fitzgerald treasurer, and Agnes Johncont agat pianoist with Fay Perry listed as pianist.
Reno Nevada June 14 Through his lawyer James J Jeffries settled the $5 000 gambling debt contracted with Stout and Miller proprietors of this city the note plus interest and costs of the suit. The case was to be heard in Nevada County Superior Court but Jeffries absence for training would have interfered with the Johnson bout preparations.
Charles Williams heavyweight champion of the Rocky Mountain region faces Pat Meaney in a 45 round bout at the Lander armory next Friday night. This would be their third meeting, promising a hard fought showdown in Wyoming.
San Francisco on June 14 reports at least 6 000 spectators will view the Jeffries Johnson bout without paying cattle contributions as builders cannot block sightlines from nine tall surrounding buildings.
At Eighth and Market streets owners of several buildings are selling reservations on roofs and erecting stands capable of seating 5,000. Rickard and Gleason offered derge suma to keep people off the roofs, but owners chose to earn more by selling seats at high prices.
Charles W. Murphy owner of the Chicago National League club travels to Louisville with brother Jack Murphy scout for Cash William Grayson Jr and M Schmalstig manager of Taft. Officials say Murphy scouts in the South while also negotiating with Gray son to buy the Louisville team.
Guy Buckles of Omaha defeated Peter Jensen at 144 pounds after 20 rounds in Sheridan Wyoming. Jensen weighed 133 pounds and Buckles held the height and reach advantage. Buckles earned the decision and is set to fight the St Paul Kid in Miles City Montana on July 4.
The excerpt lists NL results across teams like New York Philadelphia St Louis Brooklyn Pittsburg Cincinnati Boston and more with scores and notes of a game called after fourteenth due to darkness. American League entries show Philadelphia Boston St Louis Cleveland with run totals. Minor notes include Association and Western League results and a jewelry display notice from The Buechner Jewelry Co.
Florist Mrs Glatche offers floral work and holes for flowers at 84 Carey Ave. Two companies incorporate Comet Obalsr Coke of Diamondville and Gebo Recreation. Flag Day observed with limited displays. marriage license issued to Himer L Farrel and Miss Alice M Jackson. A boy broke a Bellehner Jewelry door glass while defending himself from a dog. Ten days sale on oxford shoes at Waasser man’s.
William H. Moore of NW New York dominated the London event with Flourish winning the single harness class and White Wall Aerial placing third. He claimed second and third in pairs over 15 hands. Moore defeated A G Vanderbilt in the Corinthian coaching event from Olympia, taking first prize while Vanderbilt earned third. Vanderbilt had won the coaching Marathon on Saturday. Judge Moorse’s four-in-hand finished third.
Trinidad Colorado reports another death from Sunday's race war in Bowee coal camp six miles north of town. Antone Bogen died from wounds in the fight between Old Mexico Mexicans and native born residents over a woman. The disturbance split the camp with D Romero and Thomas Lujan named as alleged instigators.
A chaotic raid near a Mexican camp resulted in several injuries and the discovery of two rifles and pistols in a jail. One alleged leader remains at large as police search since yesterday. A suspect believed wounded may not recover. others wounded face grave conditions.
Supreme Court Justice Aspinwall ruled demurrers to indictments against the Coney Island Jockey Club Mark A. Reardon and 36 bookmakers are overruled and they will proceed to trial. The decision upholds the Hart Agnew law banning racing and betting as constitutional amid a broad crackdown on gambling operations.
Denver June 14 The entertainment committee of the Denver Chamber of Commerce will invite Theodore Roosevelt to be the principal figure at the dedication of its new $175,000 home on Champa Street in November. The move aims to rejuvenate the chamber and boost Denver and Colorado publicity.
Sherman County ad offers bicycle and motorcycle repairs and gun work at fair prices. It touts a Royal Pioneer motorcycle with greater horsepower than any other single cylinder model and urges customers to see Fred Boyer at 423 West 17th Street.
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