Terrors Beat All Stars In Muddy Baseball Tapings
In a muddy Sunday contest the Terrors defeated the All Stars 2 to 1. Wilson pitched for the State and Webb for the Terrors. The teams meet again next Sunday to decide the series. Spuds beat Coyotes 25 to 16 the day before with strong batting from J Heavey W Heavey and Argue. The high school track squad trains indoors due to a damaged park track as they prepare for a dual meet with Laramie High at the Gem City next Saturday with a special car planned for supporters. Two handsome loving coups await the boys who win the meet.
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Terrors
Mindboraes
Wilson
Webb
Brinks
Laramie High
Gem City
Today in Baseball 1806 to 191
Baseball year by year highlights across players and teams. It notes Stenzel and Miler with multiple hits in various matchups, Pirates’ 27 hits for 6k bases against Roetons, Americans double digits, and Johnson’s 4 0 win over Cleveland. Also mentions New York Americans scoring 14 against St Louis Browns.
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Jake Stenzel
Pittshore
Dusty Miler
Cincinnati
Stenzel
Boston
Miller
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Pirates
Dolan and Sullivan
Roetons
New York Americans
Nike
Dusty Rhoadesl
Cleveland
Norman Elberfeld
Davy Fultz
Rhachey
Jajolo
Cleveland Naps
Jake Tannehill
Iniole
Bradley
Walter Johnson
Washington
Addie Jose
Senators
Joss
St Louis Browns
Cleveland Americans
Highlanders
Harkness
Warhop
Quilon
Baseball Highlights From Aged Box Scores May 13 1891
In a 14 inning Philadelphia America victory over the Clevelands, May 13 1891, 6 runs beat 6. Bud Delehanty of the Phillies doubled four times in a championship clash with New York. Pitcher Donovan of Brooklyn allowed Chicago only one hit in a 2 0 game but took the loss. Cincinnati ousted Philadelphia 24 to 2 on 28 hits. Humphill of St Louis acted as pinch hitter twice for Detroit in the eighth inning.
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Philadelphia America
Clevelands
Bud Delehanty
Phillies
New York
Pitchear Donovan
Brooklyn
Chicagos
Ocineipnays
Philadelphia
Humphill
St. Louis
Wice
Detroit
Tiret
New York Giants
St. Louis Cardinals
Devore
Sniderass
Murray
Merkle
Mathewson
Marquard
Lallowe
Harmon
Laudermilk
Cincinn
Sunday Baseball Results Across Leagues
National League Brooklyn 2 Cincinnati 4 Boston 8 St Louis 4. American League Washington 1 Cleveland 6. American Association Minneapolis 2 St Paul 1 Kansas City 7 Milwaukee 11. Western League Sioux City 6 Omaha 13 Wichita 1 Topeka 3 Des Moines 5 St Joseph 3 Lincoln 0 Denver 5.
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Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Boston
St. Louis
American Association
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Sioux City
Omaha
Wichita
Topeka
Des Moines
St. Joseph
Lincoln
Denver
Indianapolis
Louieville
Toledo
Columbus, & St. Maul
Langford Defeats Barrey in Melbourne Boxing Show
Langford, a heavyweight boxer from Boston, defeated Jim Harry of Chicago in eleven rounds in Melbourne. The bout followed a May 13 card with other notes on baseball scoring and league results including Giants’ 12 run first inning against the Cardinals.
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Langford
Barrey
Melbourne
Australia
Sam” Langford
Boston
Jim Harry
Chicago
Cardinal Blames Aoxidacalism Growth on Protestants
Cardinal Farley attributes the rise of socialism to Protestant churches. He says Protestants fail to train children in religion, leaving the field open to socialistic and other heresies spreading through society.
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New York
Cardinal Farley
Taft Charges Teddy 13 Fake Trust Buster
Washington May 13 Taft press bureau claims Roosevelt attacked tariff reform and dodged the Payne Aldrich bill. The letter asserts Roosevelt signed no tariff revisions in eight years and manipulated press to hide a promised tariff message. It accuses Roosevelt of breaking a pledge to Congress and shielding his stance by press appeals.
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H. Tavenner
Washington, D. C
Taft Press Bureau
Washington
Taft
Roosevelt
White House
Mr. Roosevelt
Congress
Government Printing Office
Official List of Delegates From Counties
The credentials committee reported the accredited delegates to the Democratic state convention. Crook county allocated four votes. several delegates were absent or represented by proxies. The official county lists include Albany J R Sullivan W H Halliday Mia BR Miller H Mallard Frazier J N Hanon camp Big Horn P W Metz J M Workman Mets proxy for J A Barry A W Coons and T W Borat and Cuprou O K Blydenberg J H
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Albany
R. Sullivan
W. H. Halliday
Mia
Miller
Ma ¥Lard
Frazier
J. N. Hanoncamp
Big tHorn
P. W. Metz
J. M. Workman
Mets
J. A. Barry
A. W. Coons
T. W. Borat
Workman
J. W. Gould
Cuprou
O, K, Blydenberg
J, H
Teddy and Taft current dispatches ignite the fight
The column portrays a heated exchange between Teddy Roosevelt and William Howard Taft amid party tensions. Gallery of insults and party factions erupts as both leaders accuse each other of corruption and misdeeds. The piece predicts voter backlash and a Republican split in November.
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Teddy the Mighty
Taft
Proxy names listed for multiple Wyoming counties
A long list of proxies and officials references many counties including Converse Natrona Park Sheridan Sweetwater Uinta Weston and Laramie with names like J Osborn Mays Willis Perry Shanley Watson White Thompson and Brundage. The fragmentary entry shows proxy assignments for various figures across multiple districts.
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J. T. Snow
J. D. Clark
T. J. Carroll
Edmiston
Lee Moore
G E. Lee
J. R. Carpenter
J. Howell
L. Rigdon
W. B. McComas
Edward Ja¢obson
Natrona
P. J. O'Connor
W. A. Blackmore
Park
F. N. Houx
Packed House Greets A Great Bill At Atlas
The Atlas theater opened last night with a packed crowd and high applause for each act. The Gorman duo led with A Boxy of Perfectos, drawing five curtain calls. Billy Brown delivered new jokes and songs, while the German duo The Joers performed Just for a Girl with multiple encores. The show featured Beigle and Ma from the Con Orpheum theater in Denver.
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Atlas
Playhouse
Mrs. Gorman
Billy Brown
Firet Water
Billy
Clear
Joers
Con Orpheum Theater
Denver
Atlas Show Praises Banjo Opera Tunes In Comedy Drama
A film at the Atlas earns praise for music and pictures. The act blends nations with opera tunes ending on Alexander's Ragtime Band. The orchestra receives credit for choosing music that complements the comedy drama and foreign scenes, delivered on time.
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United States
Alexander
Atlas
Taft’s Ohio Campaign Opens With Sharp Attacks
In Steubenville on May 13 Taft launched his final campaign through Ohio with strong verbal assaults on Roosevelt. His dozen speeches followed a Massachusetts Maryland pattern but varied in wording to frighten Roosevelt, saying it would be dangerous to entrust the White House to a man with Roosevelt’s constitutional views and the intoxication he would feel from power.
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Taft
Theodore
Steubenville
Ohio
Roosevelt
Massachusetts
Maryland
White House
Harmon Opens Ohio Campaign In Reply To Bryan Attacks
Wooster Ohio May 13 Governor Harmon tonight began his campaign in Ohio with a reply to attacks by William Jennings Bryan who recently toured the state.
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Wooster
Ohio
Harmon
Bryan
I Am Not Betraying Voters By Presidency Claim
The speaker defends a record as judge attorney general and governor rebuffing Bryan’s charge that he seeks power to betray the people. He says he would rather endure party disappointment in nomination than in elections and notes five previous candidacies without letting the party down. Also advertised are 1-2-Karat Diamond Earrings for $75 from Edholm and Aken Co Jewelers Plains Building.
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Bryan
Edholm & Aken Co
Plains Building
Hats at Daiber's Sale Priced at 82.00 Each
Advertised sale offering $3.00 hats priced at 82.00 per unit at Daiber's store. The offer promises savings on headwear with limited stock.
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Daiber's
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