Indians' Week Wins Boost Team to 27-1
Bid wells band of Indians enjoy a prolific week with five games played and four victories against Kimball Sidney and the Union Pacific team of Omaha. The sole loss came in 12 innings at Sidney, leaving them at 27 wins in 28 games as they prepare for Trinidad.
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Jeffries Disclaims Blame Over Corbett Snub
Old John L Jeffries refuses responsibility for the snub as the veteran pugilist prepares to meet Jim Corbett despite the rebuff. The article notes Jeffries statement following a chilly reception and hints at lingering tension between the fighters.
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John L
Jim Jeffries
Jim Corbett
Jeff
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Gans Quick Victory Signals Rising Lightweight Hope
Young Gans dominates Danny Reid at Rock Springs winning in under two minutes. The rising lightweight appears set to face Muggsy Schoels or Battling Dane Jensen, whom he narrowly drew with in 20 rounds at Rawling last month. The colored fighter is coming fast.
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Danny Reid
Rock Springs
Reid
Muggsy Schoels
Dane Jensen
Rawling
Hendrix Sets Western Pitchers Record With No Hit No Run Game
Hendrix pitched a no hit no run no base on balls game at Pioneer Park against the WUP team from Omaha. He struck out 12, hit a home run over the fence, and did not allow a single Omaha baser to reach first. The performance marks a new record for semi professional teams in the West, surpassing prior feats by Hank Olmstead and stamping the player as a rising baseball figure.
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Sitney
Pioneer Park
WU. P
Ompha
Omahog
Husky
Hank Olmstead
Denver
Little fellows permitted to go on in California
Abe Attell and Owen Moran were allowed to box ten rounds in Los Angeles last night in a notable exhibition. The event signaled tolerance for longer rounds among lighter-weight fighters and drew attention to the pair’s endurance and pacing in the ring.
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California
Abe Attell
Owen Moran
Los Angeles
Unclear boxing feud tangles with California reaction
A scrambled note describes planned rounds and a potential match between lighter and heavier fighters. It mentions a New York venue, a confrontation with a general path, and criticism of actions that halted the Jeffries-Johnson fight, noting public disapproval in California and a costly late switch.
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Lyere
Jeffries
Dance and reception to Cheyenne Indians at Keefe's Hall
A dance and reception to the Cheyenne Indians is set for Monday evening at Keefe's Hall. Buchanan's full orchestra will provide the music and ladies will be admitted free.
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Keefe
Buchanan
Keefe Hall
The Atlas Promises Strong Bill For Monday Night
The Atlas outlines a full bill for Monday featuring Harry Batchélor the saxophonist in a Musical Robe Messie Jones and Grant in Madness of Motion a singing and dancing act from Ham-Trerstein's troupe Charles Haight Laura Dean and company in A Misfit Meeting Prof Dana with Atlascope reels and a Little Orchestra program The management highlights cleanliness and modern comforts including Exhaust fans for public health AT THE ATLAS.
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Harry Batchélor
Dance and Reception for Cheyenne Indians at Keefe Hall
A dance and reception honoring Cheyenne Indians will be held at Keefe Hall on Monday evening June 27. Kuchanas's full orchestra will provide music for the event.
Cheyenne Chautauqua Attendance Seen Near Record
Local Secretary Rev. Leon C. Hilla says the Cheyenne Chautauqua attracts great attention with a record breaking attendance expected. The event features a long list of entertainers and lecturers billed to appear.
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Greg the Long
Indians Rout Cheyenne 16 to 0 on Hendrix no-hitter
Hendrix pitched twelve strikeouts and hit a home run as Omaha routed Cheyenne 16 to 0. Visitors made numerous errors and failed to reach base, while Omaha’s fielding was error free. Whelan suffered a bad ankle sprain late in the game. the teams meet again today at Pioneer Park.
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Tory
Whelan
Pioneer Park
Boyd's Cigar
Carey Avenue
Rockwell
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Cheyenne 9 Runs in Crowded Ball Game
Cheyenne 9 tallies on two base hits by McCarthy Thrallkill Hart nett and a Hendrix home run. Broadback allowed 7 runs and Hendrix 12 strikeouts. Broadback issued 2 walks and hit by pitch once. Keefe hall reception follows at Cheyenne Indians event Monday June 27. Buchanan's fall orchestra to perform.
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Doubleheader at Pioneer Park Later Today
A twin bill is planned at Pioneer Park this afternoon. At 1 30 the Cheyenne Red Sox meet the Ninth Cavalry, followed by the Indians versus U P Omaha at 3 with Cunningham expected to start for Omaha. One ticket covers both games.
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Cavalry
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U. P
Omaha
Cunningham
Indians to Give Dance at Keefe Hall Monday Night
A big reception and dance for the Cheyenne Indians will be held at Keefe Hall Monday night. Sidwell and his winning braves will attend in their finest attire. A large crowd is expected and ladies will be admitted.
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Sidwell
Buchanan
Girl Thrown by Runaway Horse in Sherman Co Incident
Miss June Deford, 14, residing at 206 East Sixteenth Street, was injured when a horse belonging to Abe Idehmen ran away from the Sixteenth and Warren corner. She was thrown at Twenty first Street and Warren Avenue and found unconscious. Dr. A W Barber treated her at home.
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East Sixteenth Street
Abe Idehmen
Sixteenth and
Warren Avenue
Twenty-first Street
A. W. Barber
Property sale near library at 12 percent net interest
A notice offers property near the library for sale at a 12 percent net interest rate as a sacrifice. Contact G. 5 Oliver at phone number 574 for details.
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Sacrifice
Oliver
Best place to have clothes made cleaned pressed or altered
Best choice to have garments made cleaned pressed or altered. MO B Nimetz operates at 1831 Carey Ave offering tailoring and alteration services for local customers.
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B. Nimetz
Carey Ave
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