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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1911
Page
8
New York boxing fans anticipate a Friday night clash between Ad Wolgast and Knockout Brown. Sentiment grew after Brown took a clear lead in their six round Philadelphia bout last month, sparking calls for a rematch.
The passage argues that prudent saving shapes lives more than current gains. It urges good judgment to save during prosperous times for future needs, noting misfortunes stem from lack of foresight and that building a habit of saving outweighs the appeal of modest bank interest.
The article notes Wolgast and Brown promise loud talk and stronger form for Friday's ten round bout. Brown claims he was handicapped against a world champion in a bet match and will let himself out to press Wolgast, while Wolgast is reported in fine trim and favored to pressure Brown. Opinions split among sporting authorities on the likely outcome as grippe rumors hover over Brown.
Eddie Collins says Jimmy Austin is faster than Ty Cobb and himself but notes Austin must improve leading and headfirst sliding. He believes with those fixes Austin could steal 100 bases in a season and adds that Austin often slides headfirst.
In Upton Wyoming on February 28 Kid Brunelli and Roy Van de Mark fought to a draw after a fierce twelve round display with several knockdowns. Van de Mark outweighed Brunelli by about 25 pounds. A rematch is set for March 6. Earlier Carl Jones stopped Jim Wooly and Franklin Hansen won a wrestling decision from Victor Thomas in twelve minutes.
Hugo Kelly of Chicago declares pursuit of the world middleweight championship after recovering from a broken hand. His manager says Kelly will fight any challenger, with potential bouts offered in London and Paris. Opponents named include Billy Papke Harry Lewis and Jimmy Gardner.
Knockout Brown, set to face Ad Wolgast Friday in New York, rates One Round Hogan higher than Wolgast. Brown, who has met both rivals recently, says Hogan is the better man and promises to beat Wolgast, seeking a fair referee to prevent holding and fouling.
New Orleans February 28 Frankie Conley of Kenosha Wisconsin challenged Johnny Coulon the Chicago boxer for a return bout after losing a twenty round decision Conley said he had to shed ten pounds in eight days to make weight and blamed the weight cut for his defeat
Johnny Hughes of Denver defeated Shamrock of Siwah Pr in the first round decision at Alamosa Colorado. Hughes connected a sharp left that staggered Shamrock and sent him to the canvas as the referee counted him out convincing the win.
Count Josef Gynzicki of Bitansvo Moravia sues for divorce from Countess Gysicki once Eleanor Patterson, alleging desertion. Marriage April 14 1904 in Washington DC ended March 30 1908 after three corespondents named. one daughter Felicia born in Austria-Hungary five years ago remains with the mother.
In a Denver bout Hughes appeared to foul Shamrock who dropped to his knees. the referee awarded the victory to the Denver fighter as Shamrock refused to continue. Piles cure claim promotes PAZO OINTMENT with a 6 to 14 day guarantee and money back offer.
Portage Wisconsin based Powpage Teai will end their present tour at Oswego New York facing the Atlantic seaboard’s fastest teams in the Nat’s tournament and aim to strengthen their claim to the United States champions title. The team praised Cheyenne hosts as gentlemanly players. Colorado senatorial vote remains unchanged with caucus outcomes awaited.
The popular little play house shows a full bill this week with the Minstrel Four as head-liners. Johnny Busch Trio and Dixie Christy mimicry act, Pref Dunn, and the Little Orchestra round out a strong program. Curtain at 8 16. Reservations held until curtain. AT THE ATLAS.
The Capitol Avenue theatre presents Three Twins this evening, hailed as one of the finest musical acts of the season and drawing local excitement for a lively performance.
A review outlines the long runs of Three Twine at Whitney Chicago and Merald Square New York with its lively musical comedy. It praises Victor Morley and Besele Clifford, the Parisian gowns, dazzling electrical effects, and a chorus of sixty, noting Francis Wilson’s The Bachelor’s Baby and advocates for endowment of theatres to broaden access to high grade drama.
Attorneys for the Baldwin estate opened their arguments in the will dispute as they challenged witness Lillian Ashley Turnbull, alleging her testimony and personal conduct influenced the marriage contract Baldwin signed in 1893.
An old advertisement touts a hair color restoration preparation claimed to help dark hair regain its color without dyeing. It markets a tea based solution sold by the Wrath Gage and Bulphur Company and distributed by A. E. Roedel in New York.
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