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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1910
Page
8
In San Francisco on May 21 rumors hint at a major clash over a $400 000 boxing purse. Promoters face rising demands as fighters seek larger shares of the gross receipts with Johnson, Jeffries, and others tied to the bidding.
John A Johnson, driving a 40 horsepower touring car, won the fuel economy test of the Chicago Motor Club yesterday. The event covered 191 miles from Chicago to Geneva and back, with the car averaging 24. miles per gallon and earning a 2.8 percentage mark. The car weighed 2,950 pounds and the scoring used a club formula based on vehicle weight and road conditions.
Local shop Knight's Fishing Tackle and James Bros offer baseball supplies for fans and players. Shoppers can find bats, gloves, balls, and team gear, with selections highlighted for season play.
A New York syndicate offers 100000 for exclusive privilege to film the Jeffries Johnson boxing match. The deal includes 40000 upfront with the balance due the day before the fight, and is authorized by J Aare U Fenedy and associates in San Francisco.
Chicago reporter George McDonald was likely fatally injured and Chicago Nationals second baseman Johnny Evers was lightly hurt when their automobile collided with a streetcar in Chicago on May 21.
In San Francisco on May 21 Judge George H. Cabannics ruled against Jack Johnson in a case brought by former manager Sam Fitzpatrick seeking 187.50 for services. Fitzpatrick won 118 and costs after Johnson failed to prove payment terms tied to training before his fight with Ketchel. Johnson appealed. the judge rebuked his testimony as the decision was announced.
Chicago May 21 Mayor Russe refuses permit for the Gotch Zbyczko wrestling bout scheduled for May 30. After losing a mandamus suit he plans an appeal to the appellate court, delaying any hearing until after Decoration Day.
Fragmentary text lists multiple cities including Philadelphia Detroit Washington St. Louis Brooklyn Boston and Chicago Philadelphia. notes rain causing delays or a post pound on account of rain. The readable pieces imply intercity transport or shipments affected by weather.
A morning double header features the Ninth Cavalry vs Fourth Field Artillery and the Indians against Lavnie in the final game of the series. Taylor will pitch for the visitors with Hendricks or Flebert behind him. crowds expect a warm reception and a strong performance from both sides. Admission is 25 cents for bleachers and 50 cents for grandstand as the rain weathered grounds recover.
Diamond Dust profiles Galeno Indian left fielder noted for bunting speed and hard hits. Hartnett second baseman with quick, sure hands and strong arm. Gibson, a standout in the inter mountain region, shows quick peg to second and clout. Whelen at short leads in fielding and base stealing with sharp throws. McCarthy and Thralkil contribute with rapid plays and aggressive baserunning.
Fragmentary OCR mentions players and moves in Dallas speed skating terms. It references rivals and rights to advantage with unclear names and dates, suggesting a chaotic recap of a 1910 sporting scene without full clarity.
Great Bond Kas May 1 Chief Williams the big Indian pitcher with the Newton Kansans state league today shut out the Great Bonds with an outstanding no hit effort and errorless support. Only 20 men faced him in nine innings, and he struck out 12.
Fast work by Nebraska's new men secured a 63 to 47 victory over Minnesota in Lincoln Nebraska. Hill of Minnesota tied the Nebraska University record with a 10 second 100 yard dash.
Fishing tackle at Cost-Ellis on 208 West 17th Street and fine wallpaper at Sheridan Company offer shoppers bargain goods with emphasis on Home and décor items.
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