World Series Bulletin Service Draws Cheyenne Crowds
Thousands of Cheyenne baseball fans flocked to Federal Street to hear and see the State Tribune Leader World Series play by play from Ebbetts Field. The second and third games were set for Brooklyn with broadcasts beginning at 11 o'clock Cheyenne time. Fans could call 1761 or 1762 for World Series news if unable to attend.
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Cheyenne
Federal Street
State Tribune- State
Ebbetsfield
Brooklyn
Tribune-Leader
J. Sussman
Denver
World Series may break receipts record at gate
New York, Oct. 5. The World Series could exceed last year’s receipts if the series extends to seven or eight games, aided by high ticket prices and full parks. Since 1903, 94 games drew 2,262,842 in attendance and $4,202,135 in receipts, with 60 percent returned to league treasuries and players sharing about 1,663,177.
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New York
Cincinnati
Chicago White Sox
National Commission
Treasuries
Boston Americana
Pittsburg Nationals
Conmmia
Notal Commission
Fordham Boycotts Michigan Aggies in Detroit
Fordham college football will meet the University of Detroit on October 30 after Michigan Agricultural College refused a date. Although no contract was signed, it was believed the Farmers would travel here and the October 30 slot was open for them. A. of D. athletic board has been asked to cancel all athletic relations with the Farmer college.
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Mich
Fordham
University of Detroit
Michigan Agricultural College
A. of D. Athletic Board
Athletic
Farmer College
Stecher to Face Genuine Farmer Allan Eusters in Kansas City
Kaneas wrestler Allan Eusters, little known beyond his home state, is set to meet the champion Joe Stecher in Kansas City on October 14. The article notes Eusters has built a humble reputation in local matchups and is described as a tough, straightforward wrestler from a farming background.
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Tunction
City
Kan
Allan Eusters
Kaneas
Joe Stecher
Euabis
Eers
Mney Mat
Wrens
Seteal
Mud Hens season grinds on with limited trades
Kelly Nanks notes Toledo woes as Essues over Culfe fail to improve the Mud Hens. The piece suggests the squad has struggled to find run support and faces a tough outlook in the association.
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Toledo
Culfe
Joe
Mud Hens
Jinx of the Frisco Seals Haunts Oaks Bay
fragmented sports note describes the Jinx of the Frisco Seals linked to the Oaks bay while other clubs pursue a Boseany proposition, with unclear details and multiple unreadable phrases.
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Bay
Francisco
Three Hundred Five- Men Teams to Bowl
An entry of more than 200 five men teams is expected for the middle west pares tournament to be held here November 19 to December 16 inclusive. Games run from 8 a m to midnight daily except rest days and opening at 9 a m. The event format allows 625 doubles and 1,300 singles entries.
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ST. Loues
Tam
Attendance Record Broken at St Paul
Attendance at Lexington Park in St Paul during the closing of the local American Association season greatly exceeded prior years though exact figures were not released. The Saints sported the pennant from the start and attendance reached a peak on July 4 with many attendees, marking a record season.
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ST. Paul, Minn
St. Paul
Lexington Park
Saints
White and Lynch to Box at Detroit
Detroit announces an indoor boxing season opening October 4 with four contests headlined by a ten round bantamweight bout between James White and Jos Lynch. The National Sporting Club will stage the event at Detroit venues.
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White
Lynch
Detroit
National Sporting Club
James White
Jos Lynch
Cleveland Beats Brooklyn In Narrow Ninth Inning Defeat
Cleveland batted for Burns and Wood in the ninth while Brooklyn subbed for Mammaux. O Neill and Wood doubled for Cleveland as Wheat added a sacrifice. Konetchy to Krueger and Johnston turned a double play. Cleveland 2 Brooklyn 1. Marquard took the loss.
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Mammaux
Mitchell
O'Neill
Wood
Wheat
Wambsganss
Johnston
Konetchy
Krueger & Johnston
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Brooklyn
Coveleskia
Mammanux
Cadore
Meee
Klem
Connolly
Oo Day Eerree Paar
Ammaenens League
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Evans
Jamieson If
Wambs
Burns
Smith
Gardner A
Johnaton
Ib Sewell
O’neill E . Oren
PO Olson
J. Johne
Griffith Ae
Krueger
Marquard P
Mammaux P. Mitchelsz
Nels
Versatile Giants New York Vaudeville Sketch
Art Nebf will furnish piano melodies for Tom Grubbs in a winter vaudeville sketch. Both are Pinny. Grubb shakes a wicked oot.
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Versatile Giants
New York
Art Nebf
Tom Grubbs
Grubb
Kummer Sets Fee for Ride in Windson Battle
Jockey Kummer will draw a $5,000 fee to ride Man O War against Sir Barton at Wind sor on October 12. Sande is aboard the Rosas entry.
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Kummer
New York
Man O
War
Sir Barton
Windsor
Sande
Rosas
Local Business Board Names Officers in Brief Notice
A brief notice lists A ARP as president and Horikay as secretary sealing attestation. The item appears under city-county building and business matters, with a focus on corporate governance and official roles.
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A. Arp
Ors Horiakey
Bec'y
Bull fighter riots prompt guards to intervene in Madrid
Civil guards used force to quell a near riot at a Madrid bull fight as spectators demanded a bull ear for Luis the famous fighter after another bull charged him and injured the official. The dispute stemmed from a loan refusal and led to a chaotic scene amid compensation protests.
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Madrid
Luis
Firat
Giants Close to Pennant in Up-and-Down Season
The text reviews the New York Giants season as they climbed from the cellar to second place in a late pennant chase. It notes manager McGraw’s dugout role, John McGraw’s transition, and the impact of.Evers as interim manager with hints he may take full control next year.
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New York Giants
Evers
Giants
McGraw
Thehnng
Sine Times
Walter Mails Earns Pacific Coast Praise For Cleveland Indians
Walter Mails’s success with the Cleveland Indians wins strong approval on the Pacific coast where fans compare him to a famed pitcher. Secretary George Putnam of the Seals predicts Mails would make waves with Cleveland, and could reshape the baseball world.
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Walter Mails
Cleveland Indians
Pacific Coast
Rube Waddell
George Putnam
The
Seals
Mails
Cleveland
Howard attacks benching of O'Doul amid Cleveland success
Del Howard blasts manager Huggins for leaving Lefty O'Doul on the bench while Walter Mails shines for Cleveland. He says O'Doul should have been traded rather than Mails, criticizing the handling of the young star and noting Mails' strong pitching with the Indians.
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Walter Mails
Cleveland
del Howard
Miller
Huggins
O'Doul
Mails
Indians
Aeaae
Foreigners flood Deauville as baccarat and roulette wagers soar
At Deauville the gambling season closes with foreigners dominating tables. Greek shipowner Vagliano reportedly won 3.6 million francs in a 3.5 hour baccarat session, an American known as the Tobacco King allegedly lost 1.5 million francs in one night, and a Cuban sugar grower at Harani reportedly netted about 6 million francs after a prior loss. A French observer notes the fearsome display and calm demeanor of the Cuban gambler.
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Paris
France
Deauville
Vagliano
L'Avenir
Baccarat
Harani
Anatomy motion pictures for bone operation study
A British surgeon has not designed motion acture films showing the operation of the bones in a human skeleton. The statement notes the lack of available educational motion pictures illustrating skeletal procedures.
Baltimore Wins in Postseason AA Game
Baltimore defeats St. Paul in the first game of the American Association postseason series held on October 6 in Baltimore. The score is not specified in the readable text.
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Baltimore
Moves
St. Paul
American Association
Lambeth Sticks with Kansas City in $2000 deal
The Kansas City club wired Spokane that pitcher Don Lambeth will stay with Kansas City. Lambeth was sold to Kansas City for $2000 at the end of the Pacific International league season.
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Lambeth
Kansas City
K. C
Spokane
Don Lambeth
Thorpe Faces New Rival Thompson From Princeton
Jim Thorpe, famed as the greatest all round athlete, encounters a rising foe in Thompson of Princeton as competition intensifies this season.
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Tho
Prince
Jim Thorpe
Thompson
Princeton
Reorganization of Amateur Hockey To Include Calumet
CALUMET MICHIGAN OCT 5 The American Amateur association plans a reorganization with Calumet likely to rejoin the league Calumet had refused to join last year weakening the association The circuit may include Calumet Houghton the Loop and possibly St Paul St Paul may join conditionally if an Iron Range league forms including Duluth Hibbing and Eveleth A post season series would be arranged between the two circuits if such a league is formed
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Mich
Ey Aspciation
Houghton
Two Loop
St Paul
St. Paul Sefima
Iron Ranges
Duluth
St. Paul
Hibbing
Eveleth
Turgeon Sells to Chicago Americans for Five Thousand
Aberdeen D. Oct. 6 Pete Turgeon shortstop for the Aberdeen club in the Soft Dakota league recently sold to the Chicago Americans for 5000 dollars payable May 15 1921 provided Turgeon makes good by then. Turgeon will report to the White Sox for spring training next season. If Turgeon stays with Chicago the Sox will provide Aberdeen with an infielder satisfactory to the local manager.
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Aberdeen
Pete Turgeon
Chicago Americans
Turgeon
White Sox
Tu H
Chicago
Sox
New Attraction in San Francisco Exposes Exhibition Cast
Doc Strub brings Ty Cobb and Nick Altrock to the coast for an exhibition series following the season’s big league sensation Walter Mails, a figure once pursued by Tris Speaker.
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San Francisco
Doc” Strub
Ty Cobb
Nick Altrock
Walter Mails
Tris
Speaker
Centre College Sees Attendance Rise After Praying Eleven
Centre College Kentucky reports attendance more than doubled after fielding a prayerful football eleven last fall. The college aims at Harvard for a big matchup and expects a decisive victory.
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Harvard Centre College
Centre College
Harvard
Two Ears Full Exnipas Poem Fragment
Fragmentary verse about a blond figure who boasts and seeks praise while others struggle for weak applause. The speaker laments the crowd’s reactions and the odd imagery of cracking a girix and crying dear.
Memorial Hospital Cheyenne Bid for New Building
The Memorial Hospital of Laramie County invites bids for a new hospital building in Cheyenne Wyoming. Baerresen Porter Architects prepared plans proposals due October 29 19 and opened by Samuel Corson secretary at the Masonic Temple Av en ne Wyoming. A 1500.09 certified check to John A Martin treasurer and a surety bond are required. Plans may be viewed at the clerks or architects offices. The board reserves right to accept or reject any proposal.
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Ae Jod Js
Board of Truster
Memorial Hospital
Laramie County
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Baerresen & Porter
Samuel Corson
Masonic Temple
Avenne
John A. Martin
Jary
Memorial H Tll
John W. Lacey
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