New Rules For Prize Ring Outlined By The Ring
The Ring proposes a square board platform with a thick felt mat and canvas cover. Ring corners have metal posts inside the ropes. platform edges extend two feet beyond the rope line. Rings sizes range eighteen to twenty four feet square. Gloves sizes vary by weight class. new gloves required. padding checked by referee. Bandages allowed lightly. referee sole judge of fitness and fouls. Three judges or referee decide winners. Three minute rounds with one minute rests. timing clock may be used. No seconds on the platform during rounds. seconds barred from aiding fighters.
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Jin
Turgeon and Rusty Again with Bidwell
Ita Midwell the ex Cheyenne Indians manager announced he would personally manage the team representing Colorado Springs in the Rocky Mountain league Bidwell will own franchises in Colorado Springs and Pueblo with plans to place another manager in Pueblo and keep Turgeon and Rusty at the Springs as part of a reorganization for the season in the state league
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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 report details the cost of equipping a 25 man major league baseball team for spring. Items listed include bats, gloves, pads, and gear totaling around 2,600 dollars with separate 500 dollar provisions for ground care and training.
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New York
Thomas G. Doyle
Gasintante
Lawa
Fight challenge posted by Tam to face any 140 lb boxer in Fort Russell
A notice from Stephen Helland of Battery A Fourth Field Artillery invites boxers under 140 pounds to meet Tam in Fort Russell for any number of rounds. Gate receipts and a side bet capped at two hundred dollars are offered, with Foster Troop A, 9th Cavalry noted as preferred participants.
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Tam Willi
Fort Russell
Foster Troop A
9Th Cavalry
Stephen Helland
Battery A
Fourth Field Artillery
Boxing cards spell for several bouts across the West
Jack Britton meets Frankie Burns in a ten round bout at Oakland March 24. Otto Berg and Sailor Petroskoy may clash in April at Oakland Wheelmen’s club. Evie Harris trains for a bout with Mike Malone in Idaho Springs. Young Kid Broad eyes a 133 pound return in Elsie Nebraska. The Battling Dane stays active in Utah and Idaho. Colorado middleweight Jak Cargon eyes multiple bouts and could face Young Parka in Nebraska. Jack White trains for a Los Angeles bout with Joe Rivers. White aims to stop Rivers quickly.
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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 Victory Claims in New York as Indiana Woes Continue
The article details Taft supporters winning delegates in New York while Indiana shows losses. It notes Roosevelt factions planning moves, Guggenheim discussed as a potential national committeeman, and Colorado convention plans. A marching drill scene closes the dispatch.
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Taft
Colo
Colorado Springs
United States
Guggenheim
Colorado
Tatt
Roosevelt
Tonivst
Fort Russell Notes on Band Members and Upcoming Events
Sergeant Jas White leaves the Eleventh Infantry band to visit Salt Lake and later take a civil service exam. Captain Myers and Regimental Sargent John Howard recover from illness and stay at their posts. No more concerts by the Eleventh Infantry Band until April 1, with a new schedule starting in April. The Big 4 Athletic Club plans boxing bouts on April 12 featuring King Kelley, Dago Smith, Kid Sampiers, Corporal Clark, Private Gill, and Jackson for a six to twelve round program in the riding hall, drawing a large crowd.
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Eleventh Infantry
White
Salt Lake
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 Talks on Homestead Question
A Wyoming letter urges stock owners to contact the Wyoming Stock Growers Association to oppose a federal lease law. The writer argues for private land ownership with a 640 acre homestead and one year residence and criticizes government control as harmful to the state’s stock-raising economy. Rockwell advertisement included.
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Torrington Live Stock Association
Wyoming Stock Growers’ Association
Russla
Large Attendance at Baptist Church D serves Lyceum
Adrian M. Newens, a Redfath Lyceum Bureau monologist, drew a large audience at the Baptist Church last evening. The program featured Ralph Connor in The Sky Pilot, praised as masterly. The final lecture and cartoonist Alton Packard will visit Cheyenne on May 7.
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Adrian M. Newens
Redfath Lyceum Bureau
Ralph Connor
Alton Packard
Cheyenne
Fire in Warehouse Causes Smoke but Little Damage
A fire at the Wyoming Fuel and Feed warehouse on 19th and Ree started in hay inside the building. Firemen arrived to heavy smoke but water extinguished it with no structural damage and 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
In this column style note, the writer urges readers to push hard in a contest for valuable prizes, emphasizing that determination and effort can overcome obstacles. The piece underscores the incentive of free prizes and the satisfaction of winning through perseverance.
10000 Club Campaign Contestants and Vote Totals
District 1 Cheyenne south of 2nd street center lists Miss Mae Lee 69 310 votes and others such as Miss Addie Swaney 55 796 Miss Cecelia Ritchie 64 720 with addresses like 1610 Maxwell St and 906 EB 20th St. District north includes Ft Rus Bell and Ft Russell with Miss Agnes Scott 288 375 and Miss Pauline O Brien 121 200 among totals 875 095 across both districts.
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Dillon
Addie Swaney
Cecelia Ritchie
Maxwell St
Ida B. Calder
Ethel Breither
Muriel Bruce
Eddy St
Agnes R Wollock
T. C. Crabb Wees
Central Ave
Sadie McCloskey
Normandie Hotel
Marie Smith
Elva Roberts
Peer Nee
Cheyenne
22Nd Street
Rus- Bell
Frank Bowman
35Th
Agnes Scott
22Nd St
Pauline O'Brien
Marguerite Hallet
East 27Th
Margaret Stull
Russell
Ruby Walter
Evans Bt
Bertha M. Myers
33Rd St
Segregation Lander lands approved for Carey Act irrigation
The governor’s office reports Segregation List No. 41 under the Carey Act, lands in the Lander land district to be irrigated under the Boysen project, approved by the Interior Department and the President. Lander district areas including Shoshoni and Riverton are set to benefit with dams and irrigation to cultivate thousands of 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 services follow at the family’s convenience. Also notes about the Leader circulation campaign prizes in Cheyenne State Leader.
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Major Glafeke
Torner Lord and Carey
Man Scalded in U P Power House
A water-tender at the Pacific power house was severely burned when a coupling burst, hot water scalding his right leg and threatening the left. He was rushed to the hospital where doctors hope to save the limb with treatment.
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Pacific Power House
Tricy Pre Eific Hospital
What Socialism Really Is
Promote reading in Pearson's Magazine April issue with explains of socialism its impact on government and society. The issue also features profiles The Real Mr Hearst doctors’ practice bill spiking splicing eight stories romance mystery adventure and more.
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Pearson’s
Mr. Hearst
New York
Alfred Henry Lewis
Hig! Society
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