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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1910
Page
16
In terse wire summary style the records show game results between New York and Philadelphia, plus batter combinations and innings details from multiple matches. The report notes a special arrest of a fifteen year old boy named Clifford Garron for carrying a pistol and places him to be arraigned.
Indians meet Sidney at Pioneer Park this afternoon with Rusty pitching for the Indians and Ferry for Sidney. The game follows a storied history including a 13 inning victory by Ferry’s team and a recent strengthening of Sidney as they travel to Cheyenne. The best of three series at Pioneer Park runs today Sunday and Monday with Bidwell’s Red skins aiming to win two of three.
Saratoga September 2 The aging rivals James A Ten Eyck and James Hy Riley returned to competition on Lake Lone ly. Ten Eyck, 58, defeated Riley, 64, in a three mile exhibition race completing the course in 28 minutes 13 seconds. The display revived memories of their 40 year old scaling championships.
Jacek Doesther, suspended Brooklyn pitcher, manages an independent team at Hudson Falls Wy. Pittsburg club buys Pitcher Brown from New Britain of the Connecticut League. Fred Clarke says the Cubs have nothing on the Giants. St Louis club buys Pitcher Roy Golden from New
Castle of the Ohio Pennsylvania league notes Pittsburg in a win streak over New York with eight victories and four losses. Pittsburg buys pitcher Ferry while President Barney Dreyfus criticizes aging stars and discusses moves among McGraw Giants and Keefe Montreal Highlanders. John Quinn trains with the Giants hoping for a trial. Chicago seeks Third Baseman Wurff amid interest from Detroit and Indianapolis. Cy Bargers pinch hitting shifts shape for Brooklyn as Griffin favors him.
Personal notices list Chief of Police Ed Smalley sidelined by a leg injury from a stairway slip. Townsfolk and visitors include Cy L. Coady and Ta Grange group in Cheyenne, Louise Moran returning to Fort Randall, 8 D, Marie Crowley visit, Natrona flockmaster C K Bucknum arriving from Los Angeles, L P Peatty Pine Bluffs banker in Cheyenne, J F Kingsbury Burns visitors, Mamie Cronin from the secretary of State’s office, N E Miller Casper business visitor, Judge J M Carey back from Denver, M J Shively of Nananee visiting Clyde Early.
Mexico City marked the start of a month long centennial celebration of independence as visitors from across the republic and the United States arrive by trains to join the nationwide events.
A youth from Portland appeared before Judge Matson today after being spotted attempting to hide an article about his clothing. An officer approaching the boy found a pistol, a .22 caliber Liberty seven shooter, single action with an oversized hammer, and placed him under arrest.
Butler faced in Tu Bruner city court on a disturbance charge after reportedly asking to borrow a gun to kill someone. Police arrested him following the incident at Sam Burgman’s store in Freeport. Mr and Mrs J Zal Hogan visit the home of Mr and Mrs Geo LePash.
A man described as Ed Mcintyre frightened pedestrians near Highteenth Street and Cap itol avenue last night around 9. A knife was brandished and he tried to slash Policeman Smith at the scene before being taken to the station. Chinamen living nearby were badly scared.
A passenger train was halted in a desolate area as authorities reported a hold up. Passengers waited as demands were sought to be met and Bachman began to crawl beneath a car in an attempt to address the situation.
In a dim alley a robber fired at a firefighter who dodged the shot. Stewart struck the attacker with a rock, and as the felon fell one of his revolvers discharged wounding Stewart in the right leg above the knee. The incident ended with the assailant’s death.
The article notes banks attracted by young men's deposits. It cites bankers understanding how small savings grow into large balances and mentions Citizens National Bank inviting the loyalty of young men and offering cooperation.
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