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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1913
Page
6
Maurice F. McLoughlin of America defeats W Ingram in straight sets 6 1 6 2 6 5 to win the Wimbledon lawn tennis championship singles.
A Denver resident recalls severe ringworm on arms and face spreading for years. After trying various medicines with little relief, she notes dramatic improvement using Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment, which she credits with curing the condition.
In heavy heat at Chicago, Ray Schalk misplayed a third strike leading to a walk and two runs. Umpire O'Loughlin ruled ball four on Chapman, sparking the decisive inning. Cleveland rallied for a 3 2 win as O'Neill Olson Graney and Ryan produced key hits.
Washington defeated Philadelphia in the last home game as Boehling earned the win with six strikeouts and no losses. The locals sealed it in the seventh inning by a single two triples and a double plus a walk. Shanks was ejected for disputing a called strike. Batteries Houck Taff Wickoff Schang Boehling Henrys.
Detroit hosts St Louis as the Cardinals win 3 1 in a game where Hamilton worked well for St Louis, scattering Detroit hits. Cobb Gainor and Pratt keyed the St Louis offense with multiple hits driving in all runs.
In Boston on June 18 the Yankees and Red Sox split a doubleheader. Boston won the first game 6 to 0 after a big first inning highlighted by Carrigan's three bagger, while New York claimed the nightcap 7 to 6 with a late rally in the ninth. Gardner and Engle contributed key hits for the visitors.
John M. Blaton was inaugurated Governor of Georgia succeeding Joseph M. Brown. In his inaugural address he urged the state to pursue economic policies and strengthen state affairs.
New York defeated Boston 10 to 9 in the final game, seven innings featured eight runs on singles and miscues. Dickson pitched errorless ball for the Giants while Demaree and Fromme saw action. McGraw used four pitchers to secure the win as Boston bungled a late run.
Humphries pitched superbly allowing five hits as Chicago beat Cincinnati 4 to 1 to take the fourth game of the series. Leach doubled and Evers singled for the Cubs first runs, while Bescher, Marsans, and Tinker produced Cincinnati’s lone tally. Leach and Mitchell led Chicago at the plate. Bresnahan, Suggs, Packard, and Clarke handled the batteries.
Pittsburgh defeated St Louis 12 to 6 on June 28 as a Pirates rally exploited four errors. Konetehy had four singles in five at bats while Byrne drove in three runs, and Butler and Kommers shined defensively in a high scoring game at St. Louis.
Brooklyn notches a fourth straight victory over Philadelphia in Philadelphia. Smith belts two doubles driving in Daubert after Wheat’s single. Moore and Ragas duel on the mound as Wagner and Seaton hold scoreless in the early innings.
Scattered notes show Brooklyn owners facing a halted game against Philadelphia due to a hard shatter. Players listed include Hatterson, Ragon, Planer, Moore, Rixey, and Callfer with RM and B initials.
Chicago June 28 Joe Jackson the Cleveland slugger has 80 hits the greatest unofficial total in today’s averages. Jackson leads the American league with a .411 mark Caldwell New York trails with .444 after 4 games Cobb close behind at .399 Speaker of Boston next at .386 Blanding Cleveland pitcher at .375 Eddie Collins Philadelphia among the first six star hitters with .862 McDonald Boston leads the National league at .882 Cravath Philadelphia second .858 Crandall New York third .857 Kling Cincinnati fourth .841 Hyatt Pittsburgh fifth with .823 Wagner Viox Pirates tied for sixth at .841 Merkle New York has 72 Keneskey St Louis 71 leading older organizations.
Cardiff, Wales, June 28. W. F. Applegarth of the Polytechnic Harriers set a new world best by running 150 yards in 14 2-5 seconds and tied the British record of 4-5 seconds for 100 yards. He finished third in the 200 metres final at the Olympia games. the prior 150 yard mark of 14 4-5 had stood since July 21, 1887.
Chicago officials report a two day meeting among American League and American Association leaders to oppose the Federal League. Talks include Ray Ashenfelter and Fred Link moves to Indianapolis and a projected Kansas City invasion, spurring efforts to fortify player contracts and territories.
Whisk Broom with 139 pounds won the suburban handbag for 1 1/4 miles at Belmont Park. Jockey Notter rode the 6 year old for Merry Payne Whitney, setting a new world record of two minutes for the distance. Lahore finished second, Meredian third, Night Stick fourth.
Robert Shelton and J. B. Adone of Dallas defeated J. S. Mansfield and Carlton Smith of Atlanta in the Gulf States Tennis tournament doubles final in New Orleans. The final score was 6 8 7 4 6 3 6 3.
Notice of intention to make final three year proof for Charles KE Hyatt on his 1910 homestead entry in Cheyenne Wyoming. Proof to be established before the United States register and receiver in Cheyenne on a date to be announced. Land described includes lots 4 5 6 7 and other parcel within township 14 north range 67 west sixth principal meridian.
United States Land Office announces filings of intent to make three year proof on homestead entries in Wyoming. Listed settlers include Arthur B. Klopfer Eli B. Hudson Charles T. Child George Walter Ernest H. Goodman and others with serial numbers and lot and section details. Witnesses from Cheyenne Durham and nearby areas appear for each entry.
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