Indians and Artillery Melt Today at Pioneer Park
The Cheyenne Indians meet the Fourth Field Artillery in the second game of a series at Pioneer Park. Manager Huff promotes a fast semi professional nine with strong practice and plans to attract regional teams. Both teams expect a close contest as music by the artillery band and ball nines entertain fans.
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Pioneer Park
Fourth Field Artillery
Colorado
Nebraska
South Dakota
Huff
Indians
Fourth Pier Artillery
Fourth Field Artillers
Wright
Keeley and Huff
Prame
Mallett
Bishop
Cronin
Perkinson
Pleet
E. Brown
St Louis and Reds Play Ten Inning National League Game
A ten inning game between the St Louis and Cincinnati Reds features pitchers including Needham and Reulbach with a scoreline noted for a long extra frame. The National League matchup lists players Grier Wingo Keefe Suggs McLean Adams Ferry Robertson Gibson Reulbach Cole Archer and Phelps among others.
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ST. Louis
REDS
Wee
Grier
Wingo
Keefe
Suggs
McLean
le Adams
Ferry
Robertson
Gibson
Reulbach
Cole
Archer
Needham
New York
Philadelphia
Mathewson
Meyers
Curtiss
Schultz
Graham
Bost
S.ssvve
Brooklyn
Brown
Hogg
Rariden
Stack
Knetzer
Phelps
City Games Today Prompt Mixed League Schedule
Cheyenne Indling faces Fourth Flash Artillery at Plonexer Park at 38 o'clock. Terrors meet Atlas at Twenty-eighth and Carey Wis morning at 10 30. Bird's Rounders play Arghenthes at Twenty-eighth and Carey at 2 40. Tribune vs Leader of Twenty eighteenth and Carey at 4 o'clock.
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Cheyenne Indling
Flash Artillery
Plonexer Park
Terrors
Atlas
Carey Wis
Bird
Arghenthes
Carey
Tribune
Tinker Named Cubs Captain By Chance
Chicago May 4 Shortstop Joe Tinker has been appointed captain of the Cubs by manager Chance and he expects great things from him and the team as the season opens.
Baseball Standings and Lineups From Early American League
A summary of American League teams with scattered player names and scores. Mentions Washington, Philadelphia, New York, Cleveland, Irvington, and others along with partial game results and team tallies. Includes references to players like CeeT Cassion Akers Williams and Vaughn Street along with city abbreviations and dates in a condensed box-style record.
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Washington
Bog
Taiwan
Ceet
Blanding
Dao
Western League Scores Big Wins Across Cities
In the Western League results St. Joseph beat Sioux City 14 to 1, Topeka defeated Lincoln 8 to 11, Denver topped Wiehlta 10 to 2, and Omaha fell to Des Moines 4 to 6.
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St. Joseph
Sioux City
Topeka
Lincoln
Denver
Wiehlta
Omaha
Des Moines
Schoolboy Marvel in Pole Vaulting
Champaign May 4. Joe Hicks a local schoolboy is expected to set a world record soon in pole vaulting. He is 15 years old and has practiced vaults over 11 feet, positioning him as the coming champion of pole vault.
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Champaign
Joe Hicks
Hleka
McCarty the Strong Boy Emerges in White Heavyweight Field
The Nebraskan fighter Luther McCarty known as Strong Boy weighs 216 pounds and stands 1.?4 feet tall. At only 20 he is hailed as a hard hitter and clever for a man of bulk with ten knockouts since January last year. Friends believe he will be a major factor in the heavyweight class.
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Sty
McCarty
CAI
Morris
Luther McCarty
White Hope
Carl Morris
Nebraska
Theble Nebraskan
Navy to Lead U S Rifle Team for Stockholm Olympics
Lieutenant Commander Harria Laning will captain the United States rifle team bound for the Stockholm Olympics this summer. Colonel William Libbey, Princeton professor, will accompany the group as inspector general of rifle practice for New Jersey. Elimination shoots will be held next month at Sea Girt or Winthrop to select the team from veterans who have won individual trophies in the United States and England.
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Washington
Harria Laning
Navy
United States
Stockholm
Coleonel
William Libbey
New Jersey
Princeton University
Sea Girt
Winthrop
Bngland
Stockmen Form Plan to Dip Infected Cattle for Mange Control
About twenty five cattle owners gathered by request of the State Veterinarian. A seven member committee was formed to coordinate dipping infected or exposed cattle before turnout, with districts assigned to Hirsig, Underwood, Yoder, Carey, Wilkngon, and others to manage districts one through four. Infected cattle to be dipped twice and exposed once, with some animals held for later dipping if needed.
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C. B. Irwin
D. B. Clark
Dr. Davis
Thomas Hunter
Davis
Mead
Yoder
Underwood
Chas, Carey
Fred Hirsig
David Nimmo
Anthony Wilkinson
D. E. Clark
Fred Hirelg
Hirsig
J. (. Underwood
Iron Mountain
Bear Creek
Horse Creek
Yoder and Carey
Outinetty
Cattle dipping plan outlines May opening and fall roundups
A Wyoming cattle health plan sets May 12 gathering, May 15 dipping weather permitting, and open vats at Mir nigs Vir Tascol Horse Creek Fort Laramie Yoier Marsh with other data possibly used. A general fall roundup and dipping is proposed for late September or early October with a committee to meet September 20 to finish arrangements.
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Mir Nlg
Thomas Hunter
Anthony Wilkinson
David Nimmo
Fred Hirsie
Chas, Carey
Jesa Yoder
J. C. Underwood
B. F. Underwood
B. F. Davis
State Vet
N. Mend
Federal
Inep
Fort Russell Hosts Home Talent Vaudeville Run For Veterans
Captain Francis J. McConnell of the Kleventh Infantry directs a Capitol Avenue theater vaudeville program this month. Proceeds aid Camp Torrey Spanish-American War veterans and the Eleventh Infantry band. William Rainsford assists, drawing on his theatrical renown to boost the show.
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Francis J. McConnell
Kleventh Infantry
Capitol Avenue
Camp Torrey
Eleventh Infantry Band
Fort Russell
Captain McConnell
William Rainsford
Liquor Taxes Spurs Immediate License Payments in West
Denner Colorado May 4 There will be more than one saloon and related businesses closed on July 1 unless the special tax is paid to the commissioner of internal revenue. All licenses expire June 30 and dealers must pay by then or have licenses revoked. No leniency this year as the government seeks funds. If unpaid, double or additional penalties apply.
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Denner
Colo
Colorado
Wyoming
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Washington
U S Patrolman Shot by Mexican near El Paso
Private Baker of the Twenty second U S infantry on border duty six miles east of El Paso was shot in the right arm and leg by a Mexican across the Rio Grande. He returned fire but could not tell if his shots hit. An automobile carried the wounded man to Fort Bliss.
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el Paso
Tex
Baker
U. S
Rio Grande
Fort Bliss
Notice to Railroad Men Public Sale Offer
Notice to railroad men offering a standard watch for sale in four payments same price as spot cash by Edwold and Akin Co jewelers at Plains Building Sixteenth St CU Watch Inspectors.
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Edwold & Akin
Plains Building
Sixteenth St. CU. P
Clairvoyant Leonard Promises Help at Lyric Rooms Ad
An advertisement offers Leonard the Clairvoyant at Lyric Rooms over Lyric Theater in Bullseyes confidential private parlors. It claims he can aid in business marriage law health and personal goals and persuade skeptics.
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Leonard
Lyric Rooms
Lyric Theater
Saturday Musical club Concert draws crowd and praise
Friday evening at the Parish House the Saturday Musical club offered an adult program and a juvenile display though attendance fell short of a full house. Mrs Rockwell and Miss Buchanan showcased the Cesar Franck sonata with praised performances by Mrs Cobry and Mrs Briscoe while two mixed quartettes closed the show.
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Cachemir
Rubenstein
Mesdames Rockwell
Mummer
Freund
Paul Bailey
Thomas Cobry
Landon Ronald
W. ©. Briscoe
Mendelssohn
Famous Cartoonist to Be Here Next Tuesday
Alton Packard, renowned cartoonist, will perform at the Methodist church next Tuesday evening. The program includes caricatures readings and musical numbers. Packard canceled a Jan 9 appearance due to travel delays but the Cheyenne entertainment committee secured a return engagement.
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Alton Packard
Canada underground workers face wage cuts to enforce eight hour day
In Canada current underground labor hours run nine hours with wages of 3.50 for machine men and timbermen 3.00 for machine helpers and 21 for cage or bucketers. Managers plan to oppose eight hour day rules fearing corresponding wage reductions.
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Canada
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DOW
WIN. Myers Dry Goods Company
the World of Sport
Canterbury
Tars
Larsen
Fogle
Devers
Brewer
Shadwell
Boyle
Cowan
Goodkhich, Wink
Atone and
Ote
Cheyenne
Jig W
Seventeenth Street
Merican Association
Minnnapolis
Columbus
Milwaukee
Louisville
Kansas City
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Toledo
United States Patrol
Ohio
The
Kelley Mercantile Co
16Th and
Capitol Ave
Cheyenne Steam Laundry
Sporting Goods
Spaulding
Victor
James Bros
Eddy Streets
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