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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1913
Page
14
Maurice F. McLoughlin, American champion, defeats W Ingram in straight sets 6 1 6 2 6 5 to claim the Wimbledon lawn tennis singles championship.
A Denver resident recounts a four year battle with ringworm starting near the mouth that spread to arms and face. She credits relief to Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment after trying other medicines, noting the condition fully cleared with continued use.
June 28 Chicago reports catcher Ray Schalk misplayed a ball to center, enabling Cleveland to take a 3-2 lead. O'Neill singled and Olson drove in a run, then Ryan, Graney, and O'Neill increased the score with a decisive rally. Umpire O'Loughlin's ball four call sparked a bench argument and Schalk was ejected amid heat with umpires allowed to work coatless.
Washington defeated Philadelphia 6 to 2 on the home field in the last game. Boehling allowed scattered hits and earned his tenth win with no losses. Shanks was ejected for arguing a strike called, and Seattle? No, Schang and Henrys played for Philadelphia and Washington respectively as Houck Taff Wickoft and Schang contributed.
Detroit hosts St. Louis as the visiting Browns win 7 1 to 1 to put Detroit in sixth place. Hamilton the third southpaw to face Detroit in as many days pitched well scattering hits. Cobb Gainor Willett Lake Pratt and teammates led the offense with multiple hits and runs batted in. Batteries Hamilton Agnew Willett Lake Stanage.
Boston wins the opener 6 to 1 while New York takes the nightcap 7 to 6. McConnell and Wartop pitch for Boston while Schulz Ford Gowsell and Gow sell appear for New York. Gardner Engle and Speaker drive key hits as the teams divide the twin bill.
John M. Blanton was inaugurated governor of Georgia succeeding Joseph M. Brown. In his inaugural address he urged the state to focus on economy in state affairs.
New York beat Boston 10 to 9 in the final game of the series. The Giants scored eight runs in the seventh on seven straight hits and two errors, turning a two-run deficit into a lead. Dickson pitched well for New York before relievers. Boston used four pitchers. Crandall homered for Boston, but poor coaching and fielding errors cost them.
Humphries pitched great ball for Chicago as the Cubs won the fourth game of the series in Cincinnati 2 to 1. He allowed five hits, two in the sixth inning when Cincinnati scored its lone run. Leach and Mitchell had key hits for Chicago, while Bescher, Marsans, and Tinker's sacrifice produced Cincinnati's run. Batteries: Humphries Bresnahan for Chicago Suggs Packard Clarke for Cincinnati.
Pittsburgh won 12 to 6 over St. Louis in four innings of errors and timely hitting. Konetehy had four singles in five at bats, Byrne drove in runs with three first plate appearances, and Butler and Kommers sparked the defense behind Griner and reliever Robinson.
Philadelphia June 28 Brooklyn won its fourth straight over Philadelphia by a 4 to 2 score. Two doubles by Smith fueled the pitching duel between Moore and Ragas with Daubert scoring after Wheat opened the inning. A second double after a runner on base pushed three more runs across for Brooklyn. The game featured Wagner and Seaton in a delayed follow up as two innings played without a score.
The contest halted when a hard shard damaged the ball and caused stoppage. Players from Brooklyn and Philadelphia were noted, with Hatterson and others named as participants before the game was abandoned.
Joe Jackson of Cleveland tops unofficial averages with 80 hits and a .411 mark in the American League leading hitters list. Ty Cobb and Tris Speaker follow among the leaders. in the National League Cravath and Crandall pace the chart with high averages as Wagner, Viox, and Merkle also rank among the top hitters.
Cardiff Wales June 28 W F Applegarth of the Polytechnic Harriers set a world mark by running 150 yards in 14 2 5 seconds, also tying the British record of 4 5 seconds for 100 yards. He placed third in the 200 metres final at the Olympia games. the old 150 yard record of 14 4 5 stood since July 21 1887.
Baseball magnates plan a Chicago meeting within two days to resist the Federal League. American League President Johnson and American Association President Chirington are expected to confer with several club owners. The Federals signing Ray Ashenfelter and Fred Link of Indianapolis and their Kansas City invasion plan have spurred this response to protect players and territories.
Whisk Broom, the six year old chestnut son of Broomstick Audience, carrying 139 pounds, won the suburban handbag for one mile and a quarter at Belmont Park. Jockey Notter guided the horse to a new world record of two minutes for the distance. Lahore ran second five lengths back, with Meredian third. Night Stick finished fourth.
Robert Shelton and J. B. Adone of Dallas defeated J. S. Mansfield and Carlton Smith of Atlanta to win the southern tennis championship doubles title in New Orleans. The final score was 6 8 5 7 6-4 6-3 on June 28.
United States Land Office Cheyenne Wyoming publishes that Charles KE Hyatt of Cheyenne Wyoming, who filed a homestead entry July 6 1910 under Berial No 06310 for lots 4 5 6 7 Bec 6 T 14 Ny R 67 W 6th P M, has given notice of intention to make final three year proof before the register and receiver at Cheyenne on a specified date.
United States Land Office public notice lists settlers filing intent to make three year proof for homestead entries at Cheyenne Wyoming. Names include Arthur Be Klopfer Eli B Hudson Delbert J Hudson George Walter Charles T Child Ernest H Goodman and others with serial numbers and section details. Witnesses come from Cheyenne Durham and surrounding areas.
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