New Rules for Prize Ring Proposed by The Ring
The proposed rules detail ring construction with a square board platform and padded mat, corner posts, and ropes inside. ring size between eighteen and twenty four feet. Glove weights vary by weight class from five to eight ounces, with new gloves required and referee discretion on padding. Bandages limited. judges and referee determine winners. Fouls lead to warnings and possible disqualification. Three minute rounds with one minute rests. timing rules and seconds’ conduct specified.
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Firet
Wright
Jin
Turgeon and Rusty Again With Bidwell
Ita Midwell, former Cheyenne Indians manager, announces he will personally manage the Colorado Springs team in the Rocky Mountain league. Bidwell will own franchises in Colorado Springs and Pueblo. Turgeon and Rusty are kept in the Springs with him as they regroup the old Cheyenne lineup for the season.
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Colorado Springs
Ita H Midwell
Cheyenne Indians
Thin City
Bidwell
Pueblo
Biwell
Rusty
Turfreon
Springs
Costs Money 10 Equip Baseball Bunch
New York March 6 The cost of equipping a major league baseball twenty five players for spring training runs around 2500 dollars per player. A state estimate by Thomas G Doyle of the New York Americans itemizes supplies such as bats balls gloves shoes and uniforms totaling about 2320 to 2600 dollars per club with ground keeping and legal costs adding further.
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New York
Thomas G. Doyle
Gasintante
Lawa
Boxers Ready for Fort Russell Bout With Tam Challenger
Tam accepts a match against any 140 pound boxer in Fort Russell for any number of rounds. Gate receipts and a side bet of up to 200 dollars are offered. Stephen Helland of Musician Battery A, Fourth Field Artillery notes the terms.
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Tam Willi
Fort Russell
Foster Troop A
9Th Cavalry
Stephen Helland
Battery A
Fourth Field Artillery
Boxing Match Rumors Sweep West and Midwest Circuits
Multiple bouts loom across California, Colorado, Nebraska, Utah and Idaho. Jack Britton and Frankie Burns near Oakland on March 24 at Fruit Vale Athletic Club. Evie Harris versus Mike Malone eyed for Idaho Springs. Jack White trains for Joe Rivers in Los Angeles. The Battling Dane hints at Utah Idaho bouts, while Jak Cargon weighs options in Nebraska. Young Kid Broad seeks return to Denver with 133 pounds.
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Jack Britton
Chicago
Frankie Burns
California
Fruitvale Athletic Club
Oakland
Calif
Otto Berg
Sailor Petroskoy
Cal
Wheelman’s Club
Evie Harris
Mike Malone
Idato Springs
Colo
Malone
North Side
Kid Broad
Denver
Elsie, Neb
Dane
Utah
Idaho
Hardy Downing
Luke City
Jak Cargon
Colorado
Jack
Young Parka
Nebraska
Jack White
Hin
Joe Rivers
Los Angeles
White
Taft Claims New York as Teddy Loses Indiana in Rally
In Colorado Springs delegates lay out plans for the Republican national convention with Taft supporters holding two thirds of seats. Guggenheim is touted as potential national committeeman while Roosevelt leaders plan floor strategies.
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Teddy
Indiana
Taft
New York
Colo
Colorado Springs
United States
Guggenheim
Colorado
Tatt
Roosevelt
Tonivst
Sergeant Jas White leaves Eleventh Infantry band for Salt Lake visit
Fort Russell reports clarinet soloist Sergeant Jas White of the Eleventh Infantry band has severed ties with the unit on the 23rd and will visit his father in Salt Lake City during spring and summer. He plans to take a civil service exam for a railway mail clerk later. Captain Myers and Regimental Sgt Major John Howard recover from rheumatism at Hot Springs before returning to duties. The band will not perform again until April. a Big 4 Athletic Club boxing night is set for April 12 with several matches including King Kelley, Dago Smith, Sampiers, and Clark, expected to draw a large crowd.
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Jas, White
Eleventh Infantry
White
Salt Lake
Johnnale
John Howard
Myers
Hot Springs
Arkativan
11Th Infantry
Big 4 Athletic Club
Bhnough
King Kelley
FL A
Dago Smith
Fth Cavalry
Kid Sampiers
Company BH
Corporal Clark
Battery F
4Th
I. A
Gill
Jackson
9Th Cavalry
Reader Stirs Debate on Homestead and Federal Lease Law
In Torrington a call goes to old stock owners to write the Wyoming Stock Growers' Association urging or opposing a federal lease law. The letter hints for lease. a 640-acre private homestead with minimal residence and clear title is preferred to keep government land private and taxed locally. A Bona Fide Stock Owner. Rockwell Hatware ad ends.
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Torrington Live Stock Association
Wyoming Stock Growers’ Association
Russla
Large Attendance at Baptist Church Delights Audience
Adrian M. Newens, Redfath Lyceum Bureau monologist, drew a large crowd at the Baptist Church last evening with The Sky Pilot by Ralph Connor. The final event of the season will feature Alton Packard, cartoonist and lecturer, in Cheyenne on May 7.
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Adrian M. Newens
Redfath Lyceum Bureau
Ralph Connor
Alton Packard
Cheyenne
Fire in Wyoming warehouse causes only smoke damage
A fire at the Wyoming Fuel and Feed company warehouse on the corner of 19th and Ree began in hay. Firemen found extensive smoke with no real fire damage after water was applied, and the building remained intact with only a small amount of hay spoiled.
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Wyoming Fuel and Feed Company
19Th and
Ree
Race for VI Trolas Ends Saturday Night
Fragmentary race note argues prizes cost nothing and that determination can drive success. mentions contest as strong incentive and urges readers to work hard for victory rather than accepting loss.
Cheyenne District 1 10 000 Club Vote Totals
A historical tally shows Miss Mae Lee and numerous contestants listed with vote counts across Cheyenne districts. District 1 covers south Cheyenne south of 2nd Street center and north of 22nd Street center including Fort Russell and Ft Rus Bell areas. The totals indicate a grand tally near 875 095 votes across listed candidates.
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Cheyenne
22Nd Street
Rus- Bell
Frank Bowman
35Th
Agnes Scott
22Nd St
Pauline O'Brien
Eddy St
Marguerite Hallet
East 27Th
Margaret Stull
Russell
Ruby Walter
Evans Bt
Bertha M. Myers
33Rd St
Segregation Lander lands approved for Boysen project
The Interior Department approves Segregation List No. 41 under the Carey Act for lands in the Lander district to be irrigated by the Boysen project. The contract is signed by the Secretary of the Interior and approved by the President, with Shoshoni and surrounding counties benefiting from irrigation aiding about thirty thousand acres.
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General Land Office
Washington, D. C
Lander Land District
Boysen
Department of the Interior
Secretary of the Interior
United States
Interior Department
She
State Land Department
Shoshoni
Major Glafeke Funeral Today
Funeral services for Major Glafeke will be held at two o'clock this afternoon at the family residence Torner Lord and Carey. Friends of the deceased may attend. The service will follow at the convenience of the family. Also noting the Leader's circulation campaign prizes in Cheyenne State Leader.
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Major Glafeke
Torner Lord and Carey
Man Scalded at U P Power House
A worker at the Pacific power house suffered severe burns when a pipe coupling burst last evening, soaking his right leg in hot water. He was rushed to the hospital for treatment, with doctors hopeful for limb salvage though serious injuries are reported.
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Pacific Power House
Tricy Pre Eific Hospital
What Socialism Really Is in Pearson’s Magazine April
This note promotes Pearson’s Magazine April issue with a plain explanation of socialism and its impact, a profile of The Real Mr. Hearst, an article on doctor fee splicing, and a feature on the Apaches of New York plus The Four Hundred. It also advertises eight romance mystery and adventure stories.
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Pearson’s
Mr. Hearst
New York
Alfred Henry Lewis
Hig! Society
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Laramie
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