Indians Whitewash Cheyenne In Fort Collins Tilt
Cheyenne’s crack team rode into Pioneer Park Sunday to face Fort Collins and Feeders, winning 10 to 6. Osborne left with a knee injury after a second inning slide. Crowland stepped in and fanned the first two batters before settling into five shutout innings. Cummings starred for Cheyenne with strong batting and fielding, while Chandler struggled on the mound for Fort Collins, his wild pitches sparking Indians’ scoring.
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Fort Collins
Pioneer Park
Colorado
Indians
Osborne
Crowland
Kiewery
Cheyenne
Cummings
Warlaumont
Gebhardt
Chandler
Berthoud
Beore by Inning- Fi. Collinge 0 0 0 06 066 066 6 a Gheyenne
In a rough box score style the lines note Fort Collins and Cheyenne in a baseball game. Crowland and Manion lead pitching while Crowland and Osborne allow runs. Errors and wild pitches appear with multiple base events and a 40 minute duration.
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Collinge
Gheyenne
Fielen
Wolle
Crowland Manion
Nevybvrecht
Hoffman
Balle
Crowland
Chandier
Osborne
Cronland
Levings
Levings Pitched— Hy Eeaeree
Bite
Crow-land
Rune
Fort Collins
Chevenny
Leichardt
Cummings
Warlaumont
Lle
Brown
Chandler
Crosland
Jier
Piet
Behoel
William McDonald Improves After Appendicitis Operation
Wm McDonald of Iron Mountain is progressing satisfactorily following an appendicitis operation at the Pri rt hospital.
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Aire
Wm McDonald
Iron Mountain T
Pri“rt
Baseball Scores From Yesterday's American League Games
Reported results across the league include New York versus Washington with Gallia and Henry pitching for New York, Boston against Philadelphia with Foster and Carrigan working for the Boston side, and Cleveland facing Chicago with Danforth and Schalk catching for Chicago. Other matchups feature St Louis versus Detroit, Brooklyn hosting New York, Philadelphia hosting Roaton and Rixey’s group, Cincinnati versus St Louis, and Chicago versus Pittsburgh with rain postponing the latter game.
Excelsior Stock Design Wins Clean-Up Race in Petroit
Creviston Verril Parkhurst and Brier led the field in a seventeen starter sweep. Only four finished with three Excelsiors among them Bob Perry taking first, Glen Stokes second, and Joe Wolters fourth. The event boosted the claim of Excelsior stock design motors.
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Creviston
Verril
Parkhurst
Brier
Excelsiors
Bob Perry
Excelsior
Glen Stokes
Joe Wolters
Mike Kelley’s Famous Trick Ends Its Run
Chicago reports on Mike Kelley’s aging feint where a pitcher fakes a passed ball, runners leap, fielders trap the baserunner, and the ball is tossed ahead. The ruse fools the batter and defies normal play as teammates corral the runner with staged interference and a final tag.
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Chicago
Mike Kelly
Kelley
Kel
Palma Wins Auto Rack at Des Moines
Ralph de Palma won the 150 mile Des Moines automobile derby at 1 hour 14 minutes . Henderson finished second and Rickenbacher third. De Palma averaged 91.88 mph on Saturday with the event held at Des Moines.
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Des Moines
Insue
Ralph de Palma
Henderson
Rickenbacher
Lew
Widner
Fielder Jones praises McKechnie with Giants impact
In 24 Browne terms, Fielder Jones of the Federal League notes McKechnie’s strong third-base play for the Giants. He credits McKechnie with boosting the team, expects a 260 batting average, and calls him a lively, skilled fielder. Moe Craw privately knows his value to the lineup.
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Lou
Jane
Fielder Jones
Browne
McKechnie
Moe- Craw
Giants
Shoes aged for a star turn at Lyric theater
Universal City Cal was the scene of a week long shoe aging effort for a Mary role in a five reel Bluebird photoplay. Miss Weber's selection endured nonstop testing on muddy roads to create the worn ancient footwear for the screen.
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Universal City
Cal
Mary
MacLaren
Weber
Lyric Theater
Lois Weber
Collier's
Portugal Engaged in Naval Activity Amid War Mobilization
LISHON June 16 reports intensified Portuguese naval effort since war declaration. Five ships fully equipped and armed, including two German vessels, with 36 crews at Lisbon and 47 overall. Coast patrols, destroyers, torpedo boats, and sweeping operations against German mined zones bolster Lisbon defenses.
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Lishon
Lisbon
Mar
Cheyenne Briefs Note Local Arrivals and Funeral Service
City Briefs report visitors arriving in Cheyenne from Egbert Chugwater Hereford Wheatland and West Paneral services were held for the late Sergeant Herman Coffman with a funeral from Port Russell.
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West—Panera
Sergt
Herman Coffman
Port Russell
Cheyenne Notices of Visitors and Local Honors
Cheyenne reports honor and visitation details with Elks delegation attending services. visitors arrive from Powell Lander Guernsey Douglas and Morton areas. Residents stay at local hotels while in Cheyenne, with brief mentions of Elks and cemetery rites.
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Cheyenne Elks
Powell
Mra. L. G. Pearce
Cheyenne
the Plains
Lander
W. KR. Weeks
The
Palos
Douglas
Jacob Jenne
Chautauqua Plans Courting City During July Week
The Chautauqua program for the city during the week starting July 7 has been received by the Industrial club. Advertising will begin this week and organizers promise a better show than last year. Events will be held in the afternoon and evening on the back of the capital, the same location as last year's event.
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Lars
Artist Hanger Rent Out by Goodrich Co
A nameless painting by the late A B Prost, finished by his son John Prost, is described as a unique token from the Goodrich Co of Akron Ohio. The work shows a dangerous beauty and a dapper feminine figure that exudes innocence in a scene with a stern constable.
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Goodrich Company
Awron
Ohio
A. B. Prost
Aprilat
John Prost
Lowe Constable Bu
Embellishment Artwork Adorns Village Store Scene
The painting is reproduced by the American Lithograph company in soft blended colors. A Goodrich tire sign appears near the village store, with the motorcyclist present in the background.
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Jupiter
American Litograph Company
Motorcyeliat
Goodrich
Fashions or Woman's Health on the Woman's Page
Health takes precedence on the Woman's Page as guidance for women. The piece notes many readers seek remedies and stories of recovery from female ailments to learn how others improved their health, with emphasis on practical advice and remedies.
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Chevenne
Collins Lamb Ferbders
Cecil
Pon Poor
Sam Poor
Mofford
Pitcher
Morrison
Wolferf
Cropland
Menjou
Cole
Oeborne
Fleet
Weybrecht
Lebhardt
New York
Washington
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Boston
Philadelphia
Batterson
Wiekoft
Sehanag
Foster and Carrigan
Cleveland
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Schalk
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O'Neill
Serewreee
St. Lowie
Detroit
Hatterson
Coreteakie
Haker
Hamilton
Severed
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Brooklyn
New Yorm
Vane
Perritt
Sehaner
Mathewton
Hariden
Pfeffer
Malla
Smith
McCarty
Miller
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Heghes
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Rixey
Ender
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Purns
Cincinnati
Loulh
Sansome Cinginmnaty
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Jasper
Gonzales
Schultz
Wingo
Piltshure
Western League
King and
Stevens
Klein
Floharty
Griffith
Ieee
Lincoln
Grover and
Livingston
Faat
Johnson
Dse Smowggr
Gillizanwad
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Marshall
Williamson and
Fusner
Lambeth and
Allen
Petroit
Michigan
Mike Kelley
Pe Palma
Des Moinds
Federal
McKnochnie
the Lyric
Portugal
Grew River
Mour Rie
Green River
Mysru Tobasco C ‘Esterfield
Ave
New York City
Iallia
Colin Ward
Joseph Ward
Metropolitan
Egbert
J. A. Hendricks
Claude Medsoo
Chugwater
I. A. Doggett
Orie
Inter Ocean
Slo
Hereford
J. B. Pox
Col
Wheatland Visitors
Rowerde
Wheathidom
Prom
Guernsey
H. A. Thompson and Son
Ocean
Morton
J. R. Morton
Goodrich OO
Leiver
Ade
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