Cheyenne Dominate Laramie Boys In Gate-Welling Duel
Last night at the city high school the Cheyenne team defeated Laramie 40 to 28 in a hard fought contest. Cheyenne led 29 to 20 at halftime but Laramie rallied in the second period. Marks starred for Cheyenne with Dillman close behind. for Laramie Heggewald and Peterson rose above teammates. Curtain raiser featured the Ginks vs Hooligans girls teams ending 2 to 2. A postgame dance followed with music by Mrs. Cahill and Miss Buchanan.
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Laramie High School
Cheyenne
Marks
Dillman
Laramie
Heggewald
Peterson
Dumbers
Jensen
Argue
Fowler Ig
Hart
Exhibition Games Spark Early Season Buzz
Dallas headlines an afternoon exhibition as Johnny McGraw leads regulars against the Texas league team in Dallas. New York lineups expected to feature veterans drawing a big crowd. In New Orleans Frank Chance schedules workouts for Cub players to prepare for Sundays Pelicans game. In St Louis Bresnahan plans a late trip to Jackson Tenn with the Cardinals for Monday yard work.
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Dallas
Tex
Johnny McGraw
New York
Bie Yao
Cub
New Orleans
Etse Nagle
Northrup
Frank Chance
St. Louis
Bresnahan Will Salan
Jackson
Tenn
Cardinals
West Baden
Tomorow
Jackson Baseball Yard
West Baden Pirates Hold Indoor Practice Amid Rain
In West Baden Indiana during March rain keeps the Pirates indoors for more practice. Four catchers received two pitchers each to warm up but Clarke restricts speed. Nine pitchers are trying to reach conditioning and enthusiasm runs high.
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West Baden
Ind
Pirates
Clarke
Hot Springs Interference Affects Brooklyns Practice
In Hot Springs Arkansas the Brooklyns faced interference during a strenuous practice session. The scene included lawnside drills and lingering noise disrupting workout efforts. The report notes monetary figures tied to a tour and a vendor, Kopalys, mentioned in passing.
Attell Beaten by Murphy in Bloody 20 Round Bout
Abe Attell of San Francisco loses to New York’s Har lem Tommy Murphy in a brutal twenty round bout at James Coffroth arena. Murphy wins the decision as both fighters bleed heavily from head to waist, Attell swaying after the final bell.
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San Francisco
Calif
Abe Attell
Harlem
Tommy Murphy
New York
James Coffroth
Murphy
Attel
Touhig Prefers Ireland for Olympic Trip
Jimmy Touhig, groundkeeper at Marshall Field, accepts Chicago offer to join the Stockholm Games but will travel to Ireland with his own funds. Boxing notes report kidney punches barred by state commission, and a change of date for the Hugo Kelly Eddie McGoorty bout to March 20 to precede Packy McFarland vs Kid Burns on March 15. Little boxers card set for March 27 features Eddie O Keefer Joe Coaster Tommy Hauck Patsy Kilne and Johnny Wunder in ten round scraps.
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Chicago
University of Chicago
Jimmy Toulig
Stockholm
Marshall Field
Ireland
New York
State Boxing Commission
Hugo Kelly
Eddie McGoorty
Kenosha, Wis
Packy McFarland
Kid Burns
Eddie O'Keefer
Joe Coaster
Tommy Hauck
Patsy Kilne
Johnny Wunder
Young Wagner
Tommy Buck
Yankees Backstopping Duo Strengthens Defense
Gabby Street and Ed Swegn ey provide reliable backstopping for the New York Yankees as Uncle Cy Young begins his twenty third season in baseball training at Hot Springs claiming his arm remains strong. Pittsburg clubs paid 51000 for minor leaguers last fall with a 4000 retention fee if kept. Jack Lewis from Mittaburg seeks a Red Sox trial while running an undertaker business. Pur year and A Roos head to Kansas City for bantamweight talks. Pur year has a pending match with Grand Avenue Athletic Club as Walt Walters trains for a bout. Harry Riede set to meet Johnny Shosky in a twenty round bout at Vabenburg club on March 27 after a prior fifteen round draw.
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Gabby Street
Ed Swegney
New York Yankees
Cy Young
Hot Springs
Pittsburg
Jack Lewis
Boston Red Sox
Mittaburg
Ear Puryear
A. Roos
Kansas City
Puryear
Grand Avenue Athlete Club
Walt Walters
George Pauldino
Central Tramway Athletic Club
Harry Riede
Johnny Shosky
G Vabenburg Athletic Club
Boye
Funeral notice for J. A. Underwood presides by Kath
Members requested to attend the funeral of brother J A Underwood at I O F Hall at 1 pm. WM C Kath, President, presiding member notes the arrangement for the service.
Toledo bowler leads A B C tourney in Chicago
Billy Elwert from Toledo tops the one man division after yesterday's events in Chicago with 64 pins in the five event, while Christie Thies of Cleveland trails by 5. Hagerty and Conlisk of Toledo set pace in doubles with 1159 as the Metallics of St. Louis sit third in the all events standings. Over 100 St. Louis bowlers and players from East St. Louis Elgin Marion and Milwaukee are to bowl today with Judge George B. Howard of Chicago among entrants for the individual rounds.
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Chicago
Billy” Elwert
Toledo
American Bowling Congress
Army
Han
Maples
Christie Thies
Cleveland
Elwert
Thies
Hagerty
Conlisk
Metallics
St. Louis
East St. Louis
Elgin
Marion
Milwaukee
George B. Howard
Congress
Howard
Wooster Lambert
St. Louls
Toe hold barred in Chicago handicap match
Chicago March 9 toe holds will be barred in a handicap wrestling match between Frank Gotch world champion and Ivan Romanoff of Russia at the Chicago Athletic Association tonight. Chief McWeeny’s statement backs the ban as experts agree the hold’s punishment is serious and the sport should purge its most offensive feature from the mat.
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Chicago
Frank Gotch
Ivan Romanoff
Russia
Chicago Athletic Association
Police McWeeny
Martin Delaney
Association
Zbysco Mahmout Set For Coliseum Title Bout Next Month
Zbysco and Mahmout prepare to settle their long running dispute at the Coliseum in Chicago next month. J H Werman, manager of the Pole, accepted a $6000 purse from Empire A C and insisted Goteh must stage a rematch if Mahmout loses. The champion declared he will fight any challenger who defeats Mahmout within a year to earn a title shot.
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Chicago
Stanislaus Zbyecko
Vytusly Mahmout
Gotcha
J. H. Werman
Empire A. C
Goteh
Mahmout
Cubs Discover Young Southpaw Dressen in Early Spring Work
New Orleans reports that during today’s Cubs workout in March the Salt Lake City rookie Lee Dressen impressed manager Chance with a left handed future. Chance believes Chicago has found what they needed most a good left hander to bolster the rotation and potential phenom status.
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New Orleans
March
Cubs
Chance
Lee Dressen
Salt Lake City
Amundsen’s Polar Quest Faces Harsh Cold
September 9, eight men with seven sledges and 90 dogs began their voyage toward the Pole. Temperatures plunged to -50 to -60 C, dogs suffered while Amundsen and crew avoided frostbite with fur gear. He then decided to return to his depot awaiting spring.
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Celesus
Amundsen
Victoria Land Excursions and Low Tariff Travel Offer
The Australian government authorizes extremely low return rates from Steamship Tahita for various travel classes to Victoria on April 2, 1912. Free land excursions from Melbourne will be conducted for settlers and information literature on Australia will be provided. Respond for full particulars. Miller & Will, Central Savings Bank, Denver Colorado.
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Victoria
Melebourne
Australia
Tragedy at Barnett House Claims Many in Fire
A fatal blaze at the Barnett house after midnight causes twenty one deaths among lodgers. Fire escapes collapse as inmates fall, while workers from J. and McDonald save forty men by bridging the alley with ladders.救
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Anseller
St. Luke’s Hospital
Thomas McMahon
Barnett
Barnett House
J. &. McDonald Company
McDonald
Salvation Army
Good Roads Boosters Take Douglas by Storm in Wyoming
A statewide good roads meeting in Douglas featured a grand banquet with speeches by Governor Carey’s private secretary James LeCron and W C Eldridge of the U S Department of Agriculture. Colorful addresses by Colorado officials and local leaders highlighted plans to organize Wyoming’s road program, with Casper Wheatland Cheyenne and others sending delegates.
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James LeCron
Carey
Wyoming
W. C. Eldridge
United States Department of Agriculture
C. P. Allen
Colorado
Tynan
Colorado Penitentiary
Mr. Tynan
Gus Holm
Cody
Col. Sliney
B. H. Fourt
E. L. Emery
C. 0. Natwick
M. P. Wheeler
L. J. Price
Casper
Wheatland
Cheyenne
Members urged to attend at L O O F Hall at 1 p.m
All members requested to be present at the L O O F Hall at 1 p.m to attend the meeting presided by WM Rath, the president.
Roosevelt to Decide on Presidential Run Soon
Roosevelt weighs a possible bid for the presidency as pressure mounts from supporters. He rests today and may reply to Taft’s Toledo speech while considering campaign invitations and speeches.
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Teddy
Oyster Bay
R. L
Roosevelt
Taft
Toledo
Wanted Men for Trades at United Trade School
Labor pool ad seeking men in Los Angeles to learn a trade with practical on the job work. The school promises no canvassing, good income, and short programs. mentions 1200 students in five years.
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Adrews National Co-Operative Real Co
Marden
Waxington
D. C
National
Realty Co
Marden Building
Washington, D. C
Los Angeles
United
Trade School
European Capital Promotes Investment Ventures Abroad
The International Bankers Alliance offers furnished capital access for European enterprises across railroads traction water power irrigation timber mining and industrial projects. Underwriting stock issues and European undertakings are handled with full details provided on first writing.
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International Bankers Alliance
Gem City Gun Club Sets Three Sunday River Cup Shoots
At Crumley pool hall the Gem City Gun Club announced a three Sunday series for the River Cup valued at 25 dollars. The first shoot is March 24 followed by April 21 and May 26 with the best three day average earning the trophy. Club headquarters move to Charlie Hopkins cigar plate on Grand avenue. A challenge from the Laramie Hod and Gun Club was accepted for later consideration. Attendance was noted at the meeting.
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Laramie
Gem City
Crumley Pool Hall
Charlie Hopkins
Grand Avenue
Laramie Hod and Gun Club
Gem City Club
Funeral Notice for Joseph A Underwood at Fraternal Hall
All members of Phoenix Rowy No 144 W O W are asked to meet at Fraternal Hall Sunday at 2 p m to attend the funeral of their late Neighbor Joseph A Underwood. Robert Cook C C
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Phoenix Rowy No. 144
Joseph A. Underwood
Robert Cook
C. C
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