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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1913
Page
2
The report notes Ray Schang and Mickey Meyers in the World Series, with references to Walter Seohang, a Buffalo native now coaching and catering roles by mid October, and commentator Mack discovering talent, amid a crowded draft setting.
New York manager John J. McGraw prepares for the world championship tour by listing his full roster for the circuit. The lineup includes stars like Mathewson, Teatean, Brom, Hearn, Merkle, Doyle, Doolan, Lobert, Magee, McCormick, and Thorpe with selections still pending final announcement.
Harrisburg Pa Oct 6 Two witnesses testified they saw May Fat in Philadelphia April 18 and others saw him in Columbus April 18 and 19. The hearing on the protest against honoring a requisition from Ohio for his return to Columbus was complicated. Counsel said habeas corpus would be sought if the requisition were honored.
In St Louis on October 6 the director in charge of the American Refrigerator Transit Company was announced as the new head of the firm operating refrigerator care on Gould railroads.
Alexander Robertson was elected president to succeed B F Bush who resigned. J G Drew of the Missouri Pacific Iron Mountain was chosen as vice president of the refrigerator company.
James W. Gerard of New York arrives in Berlin and immediately assumes duties as the United States ambassador to Germany, signaling the start of his official tenure.
Cy Falkenberg limited Pittsburg to two hits as Cleveland grabbed a 3 0 victory in the opening game of the post season series. Cleveland pushed across all runs in the first and sixth innings with timely hits and errors.
Carl A. Koelb cashier of American Velvet company was forced at gunpoint to surrender 16000 dollars by two masked men in Stonington as he drove from a bank to the mill this forenoon.
Chicago hosts a pivotal city championship game between the American and National league teams tomorrow at 2 PM under clear skies. Ed Walsh aims to start for the Americans after a tendon injury, with Cheney and Archer likely catching for the Nationals and Russell and Schalk for the Americans.
In an exhibition at New York on October 6 the Giants and the Philadelphia Nations set a new speed record for a full major league game at 31 minutes. The Giants won 4 to 1 as McGraw rotated new players rapidly. Earlier events included Lobert beating Thorpe in a 100 yard dash in 13 seconds and Thorpe winning the lunge hitting contest with a 414 foot lap, while Lobert won the bases chase in 16 seconds.
Chess champions F. J. Marshall and O. Duras played the fourth game of their series in New York, ending in a draw after about 12 hours and 60 moves. Marshall leads 3 1 2 to 1 2 in the score.
The Sherman Company promotes painting and varnishing services as part of its business. An international note highlights Japan encouraging growth in the fruit industry, signaling potential trade interest and market expansion for related products.
Johnny Kilbane the featherweight champion was arrested in Cleveland on an assault warrant filed by Charles Chambers’s mother. Kilbane said he took back a bicycle and denied striking the boy, posting $50 bond and planning a New York bout tomorrow night.
At Lexington Ky on October six two year old trotters set records Peter Volo won the futurity in 2 04 %% seconds beating the old mark 2 06 1 4 Uhlan and others claimed cups and prizes in feature heats including Lady Waneta Great Scott and Marty Bellini with multiple records and close finishes.
Mrs. William Orvis of Clare Michigan reports her little girl suffered severe dysentery before using Ciam berlin's Colic Cholera and Arr Hoea Remedy. She says the remedy cured her child and she believes it is the best medicine in the world. Sold by all dealers.
New York reports confirm a planned English polo invasion to lift the Westchester Cup, led by Captain Barrett, Captain Ritson, Walter Buckmaster, and Lord St Legers, following last summer's defeat. The Hurlingham Club sanctions the schedule, with Lord Ashby St Legers leading the team.
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