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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1913
Page
14
Baseball scores from Brooklyn New York Philadelphia Chicago Cincinnati and St. Louis show varied results and battery pairings. Several games list innings and pitcher combinations with missed Detroit Washington postposed.
A brief post lists scores from games: Joseph 6 over Lincern 5, Omaha 3 over Wichita 4, Des Moines 1 and Denver 0. The note preserves standings and upcoming schedule for Sioux City and Topeka.
The Cheyenne Minor association plans a permanent organization with seven teams joining. A board meeting at the State Leader office will set a schedule and grounds, with one more team needed for a complete schedule. Rosters posted include K. K. A. Walker Warren Inderwood Cook Hopkins Laughlin Peters Lynch, Pirates Ware Belin Kalber Bresnahan Gage KR folln Babcock Hughes Keating McCloud Dudgeon Jessen Batcock Pising Wores Manila team led by Paal John Eleno Felik Barrentos Jose Carpio Ramnos Gorio Piet, all Filipino players, expected to draw crowds.
A Brussels school professor showcased a series of plates tracing aviation progress from early days to now. Prussia approves cinematograph use in higher schools, with official programs featuring Hatadi films for geography history and science. Funding comes from government and municipal appropriations and private subscriptions.
August 14 report notes Junius Spencer Morgan heir to the Morgan fortune and named for his great grandfather. It states he was chosen Harvard freshmen eight captain and aims to lead toward the college eight and a future inheritance from J Pierpont Morgan.
Seabright May 15 Rodman Law known as the worst risk in the world rode a motorcycle with Miss Grace Hall off the Shrewbury bridge for a motion picture scene. The bike plunged sixty feet into the water at sixty miles per hour. Hall fainted before the stunt and needed revival, while Law climbed the bank and grinned at the camera.
A special course in picture framing is taught at Amelia High School in Amelia Virginia, with over a thousand pearly-framed pictures sent home by students in the past year or two from the school manual training shop.
New York reports Brooklyn Dodgers owner Ebbets found Southern league recruit Stengel, a cheap bargain in May 1913. The rookie quickly proved capable, batting near 300 in early games and four weeks, with potential to fetch far more than his $500 price. Critics note Ebbets’s talent for finding players but blame low salaries for stalling pennants.
Naas beat Clyde Rogers 100 to 64 in a pocket billiards night at the Frontier Club. Naas opened a 70 64 lead with a 15 point run followed by 9 and 6 more to clinch the win. A rematch with Gilbert Schoels is set for next week with 100 points at Smoke County Monday and 100 at Frontier Club Thursday.
A man anxious to buy enters the bar as tensions rise over a forthcoming sale. Witnesses describe a tense scene with uneasy exchanges and a wary crowd gathering in the doorway.
The Chiraco Board of Education opens two naturalization schools four nights weekly to aid citizenship applicants. A Male legislature statute bans secret societies in public schools and another act removes January 1 as a holiday. Augusta GA seeks a free public library while YWCA activists push community access. International exhibits in Leipzig and Magdeburg train women shop clerks. Berlin extends salesgirl training and Wisconsin plans correspondence courses on health and preventive care statewide.
West Bound trains listed with arrival and departure times for No 1 Overland Limited Extra Fare No 3 California Express No 6 Oregon Express No Fast Mail No 17 Cheyenne Portland Flyer No 19 Milwaukee Special No 7 Los Angeles Limited and No 159 169 Accommodation receipts indicate inconsistent OCR indicating daily and Sunday schedules with various times for arrivals and departures across multiple routes and services.
The column lists various alleged remedies and prescriptions from Dr Lewis Baker and others, including sulfur tablets, tinctures, and tonics. It features reader questions about constipation, catarrh, hair loss, weight gain, rheumatism, coughs, indigestion, nerves, and weight reduction with recommended products and dosages.
A concise remark notes that patients rarely understand drugs as well as physicians who prescribe them, emphasizing gaps in patient knowledge about treatments and the reliance on professional guidance.
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