Kilbane Brown Set for June 11 in New York Bout
Johnny Kilbane featherweight champion meets Knockout Brown at the St Nicholas A C Dunett with Brown at 128 pounds on fight night. They contend for a $15,000 purse, the largest in club history under the Frawley law. Kilbane relies on power. Brown on slicing blows to wear opponents down.
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New York
Johnny Kilbane
Knockout Brown
St. Nicholas A. C
Dunett
Brown
Cinyside
Trown
Kilbane Wience
Kilbane
Frankie Burts
Ad Wolgast
Jack Redmond
Minneapole
Fox Leach Crocn
St Nicholas A.C
Wey
Oelock
St Paul agent Cal Stone in billiards tale ends without payment
The St Paul based timber and real estate agent Cal Stone, a presumed North West agent and state representative, visited a billiard hall where he joined a game but claimed he had not played. A mystery man wagered while Stone initiated play, but Stone left without paying for the supposed game.
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Cal. B. Stone
North West
St. Paul
St Paul
Minnesota
Cal
Lilliards
Stone
Ife
St. Louula
Bird's Rounders Edge Indians in Sunday Tilt
Bird's Rounders defeated the Indians 2 to 1 Sunday afternoon behind solid pitching by players Ballanger Tinney Groan and Clark. The game featured a close score and extra effort from both sides as Rounders challenged Cheyenne Indians in a spirited contest.
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Bird
Rounders
AT. P
Ove Janilla Kame
Ballanger
Brerence Tinney
Groan and
Clark
W. O. W. Sunder
Terrors Defeat Stars In Close 5 to 4 Victory
In a tight game on the All-Blarn circuit, the Terrors defeated the Stars 5 to 4. Webb held the Stars scoreless through seven innings, giving way to a seventh inning rally as Allastara, Wilton and Stevens provided steady defense behind a pitching lineup. The next matchup lists C A B facing the South Siders next Sunday at 2 pm near Twentyeighth and Carey.
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Terrors
Webb
Wilson
Webt
Cobb Suspended but Detroit Ends Strike
Philadelphia May 20. The Detroit baseball strike ended as President Frank Navin announced the team would play in Washington tomorrow without Cobb who remains indefinitely suspended for attacking a spectator in New York last week. Navin aims to lift Cobb’s suspension soon and cover fines from the players.
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Detroit
Frank Navin
Washington
Cobb
New York
Navin
Ron Johnson
Jotneon
Johnson
Mack
Athletics
Reruh
Milwaukee
Atlantic City
Teetroit
Samuel Crawford
TH McCarthy
Owen Kueh
Ehortetep
Oscar Vitt
David Jones
James Delehanty
Oscar Stannage
John Dubue
George Moriarity
R. B. Willett
H. H. Purnell
William Burns
George Mullin
J. Onalaw
Cateher
NT. Kocher
H. Perr
Ralph Works
Piteher
T. Covington
Soldier Boys Take Pueblo Indians Into Camp
Soldiers win 6 to 5 over the Pueblo Indians in a Fort Warren game. Jeff erson hits a home run for the blue uniforms as Lieut Camp selected top players from fort teams to defend company honor. A second game is set for tomorrow at four on the same field.
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Uncle Sam
Fort
Uncle Sam's
Braves
Jefferson
Soldiers
Pueblo
Parent
McDaniels
Rustenhaven Jefferson
Hss Turgen Nevers
Caldwell Campion
Cochran Iee
Ee Baugh McLaughlin
Galena McA
McCarthy Zippy
A Kind Heart Lessons Irene at Post Office Meeting
Lucy and May walk with Irene and Grace when a beggar asks for pennies. Irene refuses, Lucy donates money, and Irene, moved by the act, forgives her harsh stance. Ina Gaylord, Lander, Wyoming.
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Mwttle
Lucy
May
Irene
Grace
Lucey
Ina Gaylord
Lander
Wyoming
Sunday Baseball Results Across Leagues
National League games show Cincinnati and New York among others with scattered scores. American League had no scheduled games, while the American Association featured multiple affairs including Kansas City over St. Paul in twelve innings and Louisville over Indianapolis. Other matchups included Milwaukee vs Minneapolis and Columbus vs Toledo with various outcomes.
National League Baseball Roundup and Battery Standings
National League results note games with Batterys listed for Fromme Smith McLean Marquard Meyers Henderson Kelly Hess Griffin McTigue Tyler Kling Rariden Sallee Wingo Schultz Doomn R. H. EB Walker Henry Baumgartner Brown Stephens Wood Runnamak Walsh Kuhn Sullivan Vaughn Caldwell Sweeney Blanding Easterly and team scores across cities including Philadelphia Chicago Brooklyn Washington Cleveland Kansas City St Paul Columbus Toledo Louisville Indianapolis Milwaukee Minneapolis Omaha Denver Lincoln Sioux City Des Moines Wichita Topeka St Joseph.
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Topeka
St. Joseph
Omaha
Denver
Des Moines
Wichita
Lincoln
Sioux City
Laramie High Sets Three Track Records in Meet
Hegewald of Laramie won with 18 points while Earl Smith totalled 16 for Cheyenne. Events included 100-yard dash won by Hegewald, pole vault Fowler, shot put Hegewald, 220-yard hurdles Hart Smith, broad jump Dillman, and 220-yard dash Earl Smith. results list names and placements for the Laramie versus Cheyenne contest.
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Laramie
Cheveline
Hegewald
Smith
Earl Smith
Snow
Fowler
Dumm
Hayes
Argue
Dillman
Hart Smith
Jacobs
Broad Jjump
Wells
Hart
Ermer Smith
State Track Meet Results Highlight Local Schools
Cheyenne wins relay with Snow Elmer Smith Marks and Warl Smith clocking 1 40.4. Laramie finishes second behind Cheyenne 52 to 44. Fowler sets pole vault mark. Dillman breaks broad jump record. Jacobs leads in several events including the 880 and hurdles with times around two minutes and 20 seconds.
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Jacobs
Peewee Fowler
Sabe
Bsnow
Elmer Smith
Mathison
Hegewald
Earl Smith
Wolcott
Joner
Cheyenne
Laramie
Snow
Elmer
Smith
Marks
Warl Smith
Dumm
Hayes
Pointe
Fowler
Dillman
Soldier Outlaws Take 2 Game From Regulars
The Outlaws of Co. C at Fort Rus sell defeated the regulars in two games. The first ended 13 to 10, the second 9 to 7, played on the First Battalion diamond.
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Outlaws
Co. C
Fort Russell
Diamon
Regulars
Corless
MeGlin Lavoqib
Zonevile
Hanoe
L. Brown
Bess
Asc
Huber
Hendrix Wins Again In 1910 Cheyenne Native Victory
Tendrix, once a Cheyenne boy now with Pittsburgh in the National League, defeated the Anheaters 12 to 4 yesterday. Boston managed 11 scattered hits off his delivery.
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Hendrix
Tendrix
Pittsburgh
Thenaneaters
Boston
Dance Rule Debate Rages as Bishop Ballot Fails
At the Methodist Episcopal general conference in Minneapolis delegates vote 446 to 369 to keep the church discipline ban on dancing and related amusements. The closing debate drew applause and occasional hisses as the assembly proceeds toward its remaining business.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Methodist Episcopal General Conference
Weather Display Codes Indicate Conditions and Temps
Interprets numbered displays showing fair weather or precipitation signals with stationary temperature readings. No. 1 and No. 4 combinations modify indication to warmer or colder fair weather. No. 2 and No. 3 signal rain or snow with steady temperature. No. 8 paired with No. 4 above implies pain of snow and warmer conditions.
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Cates
Darrow Case Juror Challenged Reduces Panel to Six
Los Angeles May 20. District Attorney John D Fredericks gained permission to re examine all seven jurors in the Darrow case and challenged one for cause. Judge Hutton allowed the challenge reducing the panel to six. Juror Cravath said he would vote for Debs over Roosevelt and praised Job Harriman and La Follette. Rogers and Darrow protested the challenge.
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Los Angeles
Cal
John D. Fredericks
Darrow
McNamaras
M. A. Cravath
Debs
Ers
Cravath
Hutton
Rogers
Wheel-Hoes Save Time for City Gardeners and Truck Farms
The wheel-hoe is praised as a vital tool for urban and commercial cultivation. David E B Lewis of Kansas State Agricultural College notes its time saving value and versatility with attachments for plowing planting and harrowing. The device reduces labor and allows evening hoeing and efficient soil cultivation.
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David EB. Lewis
Kansas State Agricultural College
Studette
Department of Horticulture
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