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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1913
Page
14
An old advertisement recounts C. E. Gauss claiming a complete catarrh balm could remove nose and throat symptoms, with tests showing signs returning after weeks. The text argues disease persists when germs in blood are untreated and local remedies fail.
Philadelphia manager Mack rotates two complete squads for the final league game against New York, a 10 to 8 loss amid wild pitching and errors. Brown, Shawkey, and Houck pitched for the Giants in a chaotic, high-wung finish after Philadelphia led 6-3 through five innings.
Washington defeats Boston 10 to 4 in a comical season finale exhibition. Army Day observances accompany the game as 3,000 cavalrymen watch players fill positions vacated for novelty. Batteries: Anderson and Snell for Boston Williams Bennet Engel Griffith Henry Ryan for Washington.
In Cleveland two games were played. game one went to Cleveland 4 0, game two was halted by darkness with the score 0 0 after eight innings. St. Louis built an early lead with Austin Pratt and Walker solving Dunlap and Bisland. Sloan contributed an infield hit and tied the score later as Cleveland answered once with Selbold.
Chicago and Detroit split a doubleheader as Detroit won 7 to 5 at first, with Rob Russell excelling in relief. The second game ended 1 to 0 on darkness after six innings, with Easterley and Russell stifling Chicago's bats while Cobb left the field after final game.
New York Cardinals win first game 12 to 7 as Brennan struggles early while the Giants rally. In the second game New York defeats Philadelphia 5 to 1 with rookies and veterans contributing strong hitting. Crandall falters late in game one, and Umpire Klein ejects extra Philadelphia players in the fifth.
In Chicago on an October day, Pittsburg loses games in the opening stretch of their final series as Mendvia pitchers hold the line and three hitters punch hits.
The home team won 3 to 1 as Pitteburn opened the scoring, Zimmerman added a run with a double after W Miller’s single, and Bridwell Archer produced the others on base. The visitors avoided a shutout with singles from Mitchell Simon and Carey’s double, while Hendrix Simon and Pierce Archer contributed in a muted offensive showing.
St. Louis won the series opener over Cincinnati 11 to 2 as Packard struggled on the mound. Cincinnati committed four hits and three errors in the third inning and again in later frames, allowing the home team to pull away with multiple scoring rallies. Batteries: Packard and Blackburn for Cincinnati. Stewart Perritt and Snyder for St. Louis.
Rain cancels most matchups with only Denver defeating Topeka in both contests 8-1 and 2-0 while the rest of the games are postponed.
Yale and Maine battled to a 0 0 tie on Yale field as Maine’s defense stifled the Yale offense. Harvard beat Bates 14 0 in Cambridge while Cornell defeated Oberlin 27 12 in Ithaca. Princeton overwhelmed Fordham 61 0 in Princeton and Penn edged Lafayette 10 0 in Philadelphia.
Dartmouth College collapsed Colby with overwhelming power and speed in a 62 to 0 victory at Hanover. The win follows Colby's upset over Brown last week, highlighting Dartmouth’s sharp rebound and offensive surge.
Chicago failed to win against Indiana at the new $75,000 athlete field in Marshall Field Chicago. The score was 21 to 7 with Chicago scoring on two intercepted forward passes. Captain Norgren had a 40 yard run and a third touchdown came from line plunges by Norgren Pierce and Kennedy. Winters scored Chicago’s lone TD on a 43 yard run after an intercepted pass.
Michigan speeds up its old point a minute system as Ann Arbor reports on October 4. The brief notes changes to the pace in the state’s accounting or penal process with emphasis on acceleration and efficiency.
University of Wisconsin opened its gridiron season with a 58 to 7 victory over Lawrence College at Camp Randall Madison. Minnesota routed Amen 25 to 0 while Northwestern edged Lake Forest 16 to 9 in varied play. King scored 34 points for Olverring in a 48 to 0 win over Case.
Beloit reports Hojo College crushed DeKalb Normal 116 to 0 as the Hojo team crossed for nine touchdowns and added two field goals from placement. Notre Dame and Ohio Northern results noted from Indiana fixtures with scattered scorers.
LARAMIE Wyo Oct 1 Colorado University eleven defeated Wyoming 7 to 0 in a hard fought game. McCrary scored a touchdown late in the third after a tense drive and added the extra point to seal the victory.
A fragmented clipping mentions Sherman Co painting and varnishing items along with references to Chicago Detroit St Louis Cleveland and Wyoming. The text is incomplete but suggests notes or ads related to painting services or products by the Sherman Company.
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