Pittsburg Beats New York In Lopsided Baseball Game
Pittsburg defeated New York 7 to 1 as tight pitching by O'Towle and misplays behind him helped the home club. Wood and Coleman each scored twice for Pittsburgh, while Fromme allowed four runs in two innings amid hot conditions. Crandall and Mitte bore produced three hits combined. Clarke did not travel with the team to Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
New York
O' Towle
Hank O'Day
Meyers
O'Day
Wood
Coleman
Pitteure Receutte
Far
Fromme
Art
Loose Felong
Crandall
Mitte
Fred Clarke
Cincinnmati
Parte
Pearel
Seore
Pittahargh
Tesrean
Fromine
Vandal
Wilson
O'Toole
Sallee Shuts Cubs as St Louis Breaks Slump
Sallee limited Chicago as St Louis, after four losses, won 4 to 3. Oake hit a triplet and Danes, Schulte made errors, and Phelan drove in key runs in the sixth inning to seal the victory. Batteries: Cheney Bresnahan for Chicago and Gulles Wingo for St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheney
Bresnahan
Gulles Sud Wingo
Western League Scores and Postponement
Western League results show Lincoln 6 over Omaha 4 Denver 2 Sioux City 5 Wichita 4 and St Joseph 1 Topeka-Des Molinos game postponed due to wet grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balladulphiar
Brooklyn
Chicago
Pittsburg - Beeston - Se
Cleveland
Boston
He Seeder
Washingeton
Wes
Detroit
Tim
Ewer
Louis
Oy York
Pet
Denver Ee
St Joseph
Lies Moines
Oslow Bee
Hi - Lincoln -Teae
Bao Owaha
Sioux City
Topeka
Avo Wiebltta
Iit — City League
Shigute
Ewe
Colts
Sno
Outers
Rere Hoe
Ooo
Becker
Conway
Jonvine
Bow O'Connel
Manila
Seegies
de Lincoln
Omaha
Denver
Wichita
St. Joseph
Topeka-Des Molinos
Elks Initiation Monday June 23 Public Sighting
A local Elks initiation event is noted for Monday June 23 with attendees including Mr. Joe Siren and Mr. Chas. Reported to take place near Kennedy and related to section 22. Further details are unclear from the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Siren
Chas
Rape of the Minstre
Swoleor
Yanks Take Two From Senators in Washington Doubleheader
Frank Chance’s rebuilt New York team swept Washington in a two game set, scoring 12 runs to 3 and 14 to 8. Hoxton and Chicago victories tightened the standings as New York’s bats and fielding dominated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
D C
Frank
Hoxton
Chicago
Jocal E Bate
Cree
Hearteell
Daniele
McKetchnie
McGreever
Cork
Warhop
Fisher
Sweener
Groom
Hughes
Henry
Williame
Secore
R. H. E. Mew
Yorkr
Scien
Sea
Schult
Gossett
Gallia
Engel
Williams
Chicago Postponed Game Beats Cleveland Four to Nothing
Chicago defeated Cleveland 4 to 0 in a rain affected postponement. Cicotte limited Cleveland’s offense until the fourth inning when Chase and teammates delivered a three run inning aided by double plays. Kahler endured the three run frame while Chicago’s Chase collected four hits in four chances.
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Cleveland
Chicago
Cicotte
Jackson
Lajoie
Ryan
Cleotte
Shialk
Kahior
Mitchell
O' Nell
Boston Knocks Bush From Box In 6 1 Win
In Philadelphia on June 20 Boston defeated the Athletics 6 to 1. Bush was knocked out in the seventh after giving up three straight singles and a wild pitch. Joe Wood pitched effectively for Boston while Lewis drove in two with a triple and two singles in the sixth.
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Philadelphia
Bush
Boston
Athletics
Prvor
Balla
Lewis
Hooper
Taff
Joe Wood
Boor
R.W. F
Sanssane
Sea Au Hanake
Peo Batteris
Wood
Nanamaker
Schang
A French Cartoonist's Idea of the Tango
A Le Petit Journal cartoonist depicts the tango arriving in Paris with a long origin tale. The piece portrays a rough quarter of southern European migrants and native workers, noting cheap dives and crime as police watchful. The tango is said to enchant a peculiar glide that matches the dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sem
le Petit Journal
Paris
Europe
Ehemies
Crown presents evidence on cause of McCarty death in Pelkey case
At Scargary Alberta the crown in the manslaughter trial of Arthur Pelkey argues Luther McCarty died May 24 from a blow to the jaw. Dr Merritt supports the fatal impact as the cause, while defense seeks to show disputes among doctors over the autopsy. The trial adjourns with six defense witnesses remaining and a projected continuation next Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scargary
Alta
Luther McCarty
Arthur Pelkey
Pelkey
WH. H. Moshier
McCarty
M. Merettt
Crown
Ty Pelkey
A. L. Smith
Merritt
Monhier
Ir Chambers
Chambers
Moshler
Dr. Chambers
Harry Hebner to swim at International Water Carnival
Illinois Athletic Club champion backstroke swimmer Harry Hebner, renowned as the sport’s greatest surpriser, will compete in Chicago’s International Water Carnival. His jammed career includes world records in backstroke, titles in free style events, and a sensational 100 yard victory over top favorites McGillyvary and Rachel, prompting talk of further surprises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Hebner
Mlinois Athletic, Club
Chicago
Aquatic
Harry
McGillivary
Ralchel
Barbara II Wins Bermuda to New York Motorboat Race
The Barbara II crossed the finish off Bay Ridge Brooklyn at 4 20 p m to win the Bermuda race coming from Bermuda. Barbara II and Tosam started at 6 p m June 17. The Dream left at 4 30 p m June 18 for the Philadelphia Bermuda race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parbara
New York
Barbara II
Bay Ridge
Brooklyn
Wadock
Betto
Bermuda
Barbara IT
Toesam
the Dream
Drums Incident Kills Man in St Louis Factory
One man killed and four others injured when a revolving drum malfunctioned on the factory’s second floor at the River Stix Dry Goods company in St Louis. The incident occurred today, June 26. Investigation and safety checks are expected.
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Drum
ST. Louis
Rive-Stix Dry Goods Company
Snver
Land Office Notices Final Three Year Proof Cheyenne 1913
United States Land Office Cheyenne Wyoming not coal land notices list settlers filing intent to make final three year proofs on July 22 1919 before the register and receiver. Names include Arthur Klopfer Eli Audaon Delbert Hudson Charles Child George Walter Ernest Goodman and others with multiple survey details and witness lists.
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United States Land Office
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Arthur B. Kiopfer
Byron D. van Zandt
Ernest H. Goodman
Delbert J. Hudgon
Pil B. Hudson
Eli B. Audaon
P.M. Witneseen
Arthur EE. Kiepfer
H. BE. Goodman
Wyo
Glen Marble
Charles Child
Durham
Delbert J. Hudson
Ernest T. Goodman
Arthur B. Klopfer
B. Hudson
Charles T. Child
Eli B. Hudson
Arthur E. Klopf
Arthur &. Klopfer
W. E. Chaplin
Register
Notice for Public Publication of Homestead Proof
United States Land Office Cheyenne Wyoming announces Charles B Hyatt of Cheyenne has filed notice of intention to make final three year proof to establish claim to lands described in his July 5 1916 homestead entry. Proof to be made before the register and receiver on July 0 1918 with witnesses Samuel D Schuetz E A Moorehouse A L Biddle of Cheyenne and S E Garber of Silver Crown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Land Office
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Charles B. Hyatt
Register
Samuel D. Schuetz
E. A. Moorehouse
A. L. Biddle
Wyo
S. E. Garber
Silver Crown
W. BE
Chaplin
Snowden Re-elected Yale Varsity Eight Captain
Captain Charles Nelson Snowden, number 2 of Yale’s Varsity eight, was reelected captain after tonight’s race. He hails from Pittsburgh and is a senior at Sheffield Scientific School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gales Ferry
Conn
Charles Nelson Snowden
Yale
Pittsburg
Sheffield Scientific School
Reynolds Heads Harvard Crew Captain
Quincy Reynolds of Montclair New Jersey was chosen captain of the Harvard crew after today’s races. He rows bow on the Varsity eight for the team and was elected during the Red Top meeting in Conn.
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Reynolds
Harvard
Red Top
Conn
Quincy Reynolds
Montclair
N. J
Willie Ritchie to defend lightweight title vs Joé Rivere
Willie Ritchie plans a title defense against Joé Rivere in San Francisco on July 4. Rivere recently defeated Leach Crose in New York and is described as dangerous yet potentially vulnerable to clever opponents.
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Willie Ritchie
Joé Rivere
San Francisco
Rivers
Leach Crose
New York
Homestead Consolidated Notice for Publication
Public notice for homestead entries filed with the Cheyenne Wyoming Land Office. Francis L. Schenefelt and John G. Ling appear for claims, with serial numbers 05075 and 650T6, located in sections 82 and 26, township 16 north range 65 west, under 6th principal meridian. Witnesses listed as Lins, Wagener, Shenefelt, Wilson, and Wagner of Divide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Land Office
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Register
United States
Francis L. Schenefelt
John G. Lins
J. W. Wagener
Maude Shenefelt
Samuel A. Wilson
Divide
John G. Ling
Francis L. Shenefelt
J. W. Wagner
Maude L. Shenefelt
Land grant notice from Cheyenne claimant files final proof
Ervin Clarke of Cheyenne Wyoming files intent to make final proof to establish his homestead claim for a land entry in Nat coal land section 24 T1N R67W 6th P.M. The case is before a United States receiver in Cheyenne on July 24 1014 with witnesses David Merna John J Ast Fran A Roedel J B Blamey all of Cheyenne.
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United States Land Gr
Cheyenne
Nat Coal Land
Ervin Clarke
Cheyenn
Wit Ming
United States
Otte
Wyo
AG Wii
David Merna
John J. Ast
Fran A. Roedel
Blamey
Wyoming
Chaplin
First Meeting of Creditors in George Soff Bankruptcy
In Bankruptcy No 212 George S Sell was adjudged a bankrupt. The first meeting of creditors is set for July 3 1914 at 10 o clock a m in room 501 First National Bank building Cheyenne Wyoming. Creditors may attend prove claims appoint a trustee and examine the bankrupt. Cheyenne Wyoming June 16 1913 Clyde M Watts Referee in Bankruptcy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Soff
Gena. Sell
Cheyenne
Laramie
Aroposayy
George S. Sell
Way
First National Bank
Wyoming
Clyde M. Watts
Notice of Land Claim Final Proof in Wyoming
Public notice from the Department of the Interior Cheyenne land office dated May 31 1913 announces Harry H Stanton of Cheyenne Wyoming has filed intent to make final three year proof to establish claim to homestead land in Township 12 North Range 63 West Sixth Principal Meridian Section 6. The proof is to be made before the Kingman Wyoming land office register and receiver on July Sunday 1913 with witnesses Herbert B Sherman Wilfred Danfif George Redder Wim Warren all of Carpenter Wyoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Cheyenne
Wyo
Harry H. Stanton
Prine
Meri Fan
Kingerne
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