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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1920
Page
2
San Francisco August 31 betting on baseball would be a felony if a Pacific Coast League bill is enacted. The draft targets bettors and receivers of wagers on games or plays and carries penalties of up to five years in state prison or five months in county jail.
Hall of Fame actor Murph discusses pinch hitters and luck in baseball. He notes the unique pressure of a single at bat and the need for calmness and composure to rise to the occasion. He argues that timely hitting often hinges on readiness, not routine ability alone.
New York August 31 Justice McCook granted Babe Ruth a temporary injunction preventing the Educational Film company from exhibiting motion pictures about the star without his consent. The order is the first step in a $1 million damages suit Ruth filed against the firm, alleging covert film production.
The House of David team draws better crowds away from home as Benton Harbor fans favor short-haired ball players and lively play.
Reporters pressed Ty Cobb for a statement about Willie Mays at the Polo Grounds. Cobb did not say what was attributed to him, but his bat kept improving his average during the game and season.
Portland boxing officials and Milwaukie promoters announced pay cuts for boxers deemed main event calibre and strong draws. Last season fighters paid 300 will receive 250 and those at 200 will get 150, with higher guarantees only for proven headliners. Shows are planned shorter with 28 to 30 rounds per night.
A condensed summary of team scores and lineups with batteries listed for Philadelphia New York Detroit and Brooklyn entries. Includes innings references called due to darkness and multiple players named for each lineup.
Pacific Coast recruit Bob Meusel says he has played outfield third base and the bench this season but believes he could excel at first base. He adds he enjoys outfield but has done his best wherever placed and is confident in his hitting.
Ted Ray and Harry Vardon beat R. E B. Knepper and Mike Shearman in an exhibition at Sioux City Country Club. Ray sank a forty foot putt on the thirteenth green for a birdie two to seal the win.
Floyd Fitzsimmons notes Labor Day clash under big fight card in Benton Harbor with promoter plans for record attendance and $100,000 purse. Jack Kearns and Jack Reddy set guarantees for Dempsey and Miske as camps adjust to sunlit sandpit arena and village atmosphere.
Seaforth Coast league clubs dispute Pat Mo ran paid 10 000 to acquire Sammy Bohne star infielder of the Swash Club and the league. The deal highlights bidding by major teams and the value placed on Bohne.
A partial note reports Frisco Mid-Winter graduates making good in baseball with strong pitching five innings and consistent hitting. The item notes a ban on winter products affecting local teams and mentions several players from Frisco.
George Stailer states Cubs pitchers aim to pitch to Babe Ruth rather than walk him. He notes Cleveland pitchers avoid Ruth, and Cubs only pass Ruth when strictly necessary in a close game while leading late. The quote emphasizes selective pitching to star hitters in crucial moments.
Forest Hills N Y August 31. Davis Cup team members Williams Tilden Johnston and Garland endured tough second round singles tests in the 39th annual All Comers Championship. Williams was the lone survivor of the famous quartet as the others fought hard to advance.
An advertisement touts Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as a remedy for women’s ailments, claiming it restores health and helps daily work, noting forty years of success in controlling women's disorders and urging readers to try it.
In Walthill Nebraska on August 31 Sam Langford defeated Bearcat Ed Wright of Omaha by referee's decision after ten rounds.
Cheyenne coach predicts a championship football team this fall despite graduations. Key backfield candidates include Jimmy Storey at quarterback Donny Sorenson Lawrence Douglas Bee Hirsig and Reverend Marks. Linemen Gordon Hobbe Liltz Scholes Elliot Krantz Jim Hall and others will compete. Dick Hansen may not return. old college stars are helping with position drills. Support from Cheyenne fans is urged to build a title-contending squad.
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