Indians Tie Cheyenne and El Paso In Ninth Inning Clash
In Flu Paso Texas on October 20 the Cheyenne and El Paso teams battled nine innings to a 1 to 1 tie as darkness halted play. Thraftkill starred at third for the Indians. The game was praised as the best seen this season. The match featured a coin toss deciding the difference with Oxenburgh selected. Brown won the first flip in 28 minutes 14 seconds and later won the second session after a long affair lasting 52 minutes 16 seconds.
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Malone Wins Narrow Decision Over Kid Schaeffer in Cheyenne
A Cheyenne Athletic Club show at the Eagles Hall last night featured a ten round bout in which Mike Malone of Denver defeated Kid Schaeffer of Cheyenne by decision. Malone dominated late rounds, while Schaeffer flashed strong seconds in rounds two and five.
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Eagles’ Hall
Mike Malone
Denver
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Cheyenne
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Schaeffer
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Frank Brown
George Murray
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Fort Russell
Phillies Triumph Over Cubs For Third Straight World Series Win
In Chicago on October 21 Philadelphia defeated the Cubs 12 to 5 to take a 3–0 series lead. Connie Mack’s team hit consistently, while Cubs pitchers struggled with multiple runs off Reusbach McIntyre and Pfeister. Murphy starred with a home run and a remarkable fence catch to end a Cubs threat.
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Quaker City
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Nite
Chicago and Philadelphia Clash In Rough Baseball Tilt
A disjointed report details Chicago Reulsbach and McIntyre for the pitcher duties with Pfeister in relief, facing Philadelphia with Coombs and Thomad. Murphys homered for Chicago after four runs in the third, leading to a 12 to 6 Philadelphia win as weather turned cold and cloudy.
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Cubs Are Paid Highest Salaries In Major Leagues
Article notes Chicago Cubs led all major league teams in 1910 attendance and, for the first time, released approximate salary lists. It reports Cubs as the best paid players, with figures for the National and American Leagues and comments on attendance impacts from labor troubles in Cleveland.
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Atlas Theatre Crowds Packed for Spectacular Bill
At Atlas Theatre crowds fill seats for the last half bill headlined by Jeannette Laurelle in Le hea electrical act. The Hall Bros Carberry and Neilson rural comedy sketch with Little Orchestra and Prof Dawn add to one of the finest bills. In Ithaca Cornell President Woodruff calls Roosevelt a liar at a political meeting claiming misstatements about Bellamy Storer and Harriman funding provoking an uproar.
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Little Orchestra
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Second Ward Democrats to Nominate Candidate
Wilfrid O'Leary, chairman of the Democratic City committee, calls for the Democrats of the Beyond ward to meet this evening to nominate a candidate for alderman to fill the unexpired term of Frank F. Stanton who resigned as councilman of that ward.
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Wilfrid O'Leary
Democratic City Committee
Democrata of
Bara
Hynden
FF. Stanton
Abuse Heavy at Republican Machine Rally in Capital Theatre
A Friday evening Republican rally in the Capitol Avenue theatre became marred by loud abuse aimed at candidate J. M. Carey as Governor Brooks Senator Warren and others spoke. Chatterton chaired, reading from notes, while Dr Bennett and Judge Kuykendall denounced Carey amid a packed crowd. The audience grew restive, with intense applause and disruption as Young Men's Republican members urged enthusiastic demonstrations.
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B. B. Brooks
F. E. Warren
Fenimore Chatterton
H. M. Bennett
Kuykendall
Kuykend
Catholic Festival At Keefe Hall Draws Large Crowds
The Catholic Fair’s second night at Keefe hall drew higher attendance than the first with a more pronounced gallery. The festival, praised for finances and social impact, promises to eclipse past events in the city. Elegant meals served by ladies from 5 30 to 7 30 draw crowds as helpers work hard for diners. Two more festival nights remain including a grand ball as a highlight.
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Keefe Hall
Under Southern Skies Returns to Capitol Ave Theatre
The Capitol Ave Theatre hosts the return of Under Southern Skies on Saturday night. The six year road show attracts large houses with a refreshed production including new scenery costumes dances and songs compared to last season.
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Hallowe'en
Nine Thousand Attend Dolliver Funeral
In Ft. Dodge on October 20 rain forced the Dolliver funeral indoors to the National Guard Armory, seating 6,000. The body was escorted by the National Guard, with 65 corted and the auditorium full while 4,000 outside listened to Senator Clapp speak.
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Jonathan P. Dolliver
National Guard
Clapp
David B Hill Dies at New York Home
The long lived Democrat and lawyer David B Hill dies at his New York residence. He opposed the income tax clause in the Wilson tariff bill and helped draft the brief used by the Supreme Court to strike down the income tax law. His Chicago convention pledge I am a Democrat became famous. He sought the presidency but failed, noting he kept the presidential bee and moved on.
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