Flynn weighs 210, vows to hit 200 for July 4 bout
East Las Vegas New Mexico May 16 Jack Curley manager of Jim Flynn the Pueblo fireman promises Flynn will weigh near 199 to 195 pounds by July 4 as he trains for a heavyweight title rematch with Sir Artha Johnson Flynn has climbed from 166 in 1907 to 210 pounds weighing in Las Vegas and Montezuma Springs. Curley reports Flynn hit 215 on scales and remains sure of his goal. Tommy Ryan will be the official Fourth of July announcer at Convention Hall Kansas City Missouri events.
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Tommy Cannon
Oklahoma City
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Pitcher Bill Burns of Detroit Unique Character
Detroit May 16 Pitcher Bill Burns a long shot for the Tigers has played for Washington Chicago Philadelphia and Cincinnati with limited big league success. After a minors stint with Minneapolis last year he bought release for 1500 and earned a chance with Hugh Jennings backing a hitting team Burns has already spun several solid games and hopes to set a mark.
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Don’t Bell Your Eggh Packing Method Ad
An advertisement for a new egg packing method promises two year freshness without special storage space. It claims eggs stay like new and cost only half a cent per egg to pack, urging readers in Wyoming’s Giale Leader want ad medium to write for details.
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RESULTS YESTERDAY National League and scores
National League results show batteries and scorers across teams with games listed as postponed by rain. American League games were all postponed while the American Association and Western League posted varied scores including Kansas City over Minneapolis and heavy losses for Sioux City at Denver.
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Chronicle of eccentric baseball feats from 1570 to 1907
A scrambled historical baseball roundup records odd games and pitching feats from 1570 through 1907. It notes Forest City beating Atlantics 1570, wild walks in New York Indy game, Tim Keefe’s two 11 strikeout games, Jantzen’s three homers, Hamilton’s two homers, Ted Lewis’s one hitter, Charlotte 18 innings win, Waddell perfecting against Detroit, Browns 13-1, Mathewson’s 12-inning gem, and Philadelphia’s late 1900s pitching controversy.
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Curley Denies Denver Society Wedding Plan
Denver May 16. Miss Marie Drescher and Jack Curley, promoter of boxing events, are in the spotlight after an engagement announcement. Curley telegrammed that the match is a mistake and he will not marry into Denver society. Drescher family stays silent as secret plans leaked, with a July 4 Las Vegas wedding rumored amid Jim Flynn training for a Johnson bout.
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Delivery Men Ready to Challenge City Grocers
Delivery men reorganize last year’s Bears squad to take on city amateur clubs. First game slated for Sunday the 25th in the afternoon at Twenty eighth and Carey. Lineup lists H Lynn M Higgins Nuffield J Cole J Dy son C Root A Post G Schaap N Rodgers captain C Rodgers catcher.
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MILIGONAIRE ATHLETIC FAN SAILS FOR STOCKHOLM
The departure of the yacht Corina for Stockholm marks the first exodus of American athletic fans for the Olympic games. Commodore Robert B. Tod owns the vessel and sails with a party of friends, intending a southern trans Atlantic route to avoid icebergs and will not attempt the 1905 Atlantic record. The United States has no civil service pension plan while many nations do operate pension laws for retired employees. Knockout Brown defeats Walter Moachan in four rounds in Peoria Illinois, a notable upset as old sheep profits are cited in a curious aside.
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Class Day Exercises Open Commencement at Cheyenne HS 1912
The Cheyenne High School Class of 1912 filled the gym for class day exercises. Students presented songs, a class will, poems, and gifts while the orchestra and soloists impressed the audience. Teachers Miss Day and Miss Gereke led a polished program with strong student performances and a large crowd offering congratulations.
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Minas Pertha Day
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Theresa McInerney
Muriel Guy
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Mabel Logan
Dorothy van Winkle
William Heavy
Bertha Day
Clara Dodds
Miss Day
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Feresa Cervantes
Harry Kerrigan
Cornet
John Riner
Majorie Whipple
Marjorie Johnston
Mildred Sterling
Teresa Cervantes
Hazel Schmidt
Clara Vayra
Edna Jensen
Salome Scott
Frank Jordan
Virling Hart
Ernest Dillman
Harold Stabler
George Argue
Donald van Winkle
Andrew Roedel
Kenny Roedel
William Heavey
Earl Smith
Lawyers Clash in Darrow Case
In Los Angeles on May 16 twelve jurors were seated for Clarence S Darrow’s trial over alleged bribery of McNamara case figure George N Lockwood. The defense pressed for witnesses while prosecutors objected to questions about testimony from a former associate who sought to send a substitute to prison. Franklin, a prior McNamara investigator, pleaded guilty to bribing a juror and was fined four thousand dollars. Judge Hutton planned a ruling today as testimony was expected to begin soon. Separately, Mrs W E B Stine died in Denver from tuberculosis, her body to be sent to Jewell Junction Iowa. she was once associated with the Agricultural college.
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Hutton
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The Family Vegetable Garden Guide by M W K
An article on soil building and farming for home gardens. It prescribes manure as the best fertilizer, advises heavy fall and spring applications, and urges constant cultivation, long rows, and horse-powered tillage to maximize yields with minimal hand work.
Coiffure Pompa Dours Hairdressing Ad
Refined hairdressing services offered by Mrs Clara A Ligier at 411 W 19th St. Scalp treatments, dying and bleaching available. High class work with reasonable prices. Phone 8 17 W.
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Don’t wait to call a veterinarian for your animals
Do not delay seeking veterinary help when your animals show signs of illness or distress. Quick action can prevent deterioration. Contact a local animal clinic or emergency veterinary service for urgent assessment and care.
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