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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1910
Page
16
The fragmentary text records Warrington beating Pine in a rough battery contest. Names Wood Klenow Gray Otehand Ainsworth Syrep and White appear among players or teams. The source offers little clear context or date for the matchup.
Hartnett's dramatic three-run hit caps a dramatic late rally as the Cheyenne Indians defeat Sidney 5 to 3 at Pioneer Park. Langley debuts for the Indians, Trimble allows nine hits for Sidney, Hendrix shines with a strong pitching performance and four assists in a late double play.
The New York Giants drafted Cheyenne Indians pitcher Rustenhiven known as Rusty from Cheyenne after a brief stint with the Saint Louis Browns. He may report to New York soon but may finish the season with the Indians. His no hit no run games this season helped Cheyenne post a strong Inter Mountain region showing.
Deputy Sheriff Ed Schoelg led his Cheyenne Blue Sox to a 8 to 5 loss at Ping Bluffis on Sunday. The Pine Bluff team, managed by William Merritt with captain William Land, hosted the defeated visitors at City Hall for a formal dinner and extended entertainment.
Philadelphia report says Kaufman won a popular decision over Lang in six rounds. Lang showed early speed and aggression, but Kaufman dominated, driving Lang to the ropes in the fifth before Lang clung on to avoid knockout as the referee intervened.
President Taft announced plans to submit to Congress a solution for adjusting water site control between states and the federal government. Gifford Pinchot attended the St Paul meeting and spoke in support of James A. Tawney’s opponent. Taft said the government does not intend to prosecute labor leaders under the anti trust law, while warning against blanket exemptions for labor unions.
Colonel and Mrs. John H. Fullerton arrive back in Cheyenne after selling the Inter Ocean hotel and touring Europe. They report a pleasant journey and have taken apartments at the Inter Ocean.
A lively Atlas bill opens with fanfare and comedy at two full-house showings. Highlights include Annie Lave on violin and a breezy burlesque titled The Battle of Bunce Hill by Willard and Bond. The program also features a German war correspondent spoof, Fitzgerald Odeli singing, Mile Chevriely’s foreign novelty acts, and Dora Thorne’s feature story.
A garbled front page item discusses Teddy Roosevelt and President Taft in relation to the Supreme Court and possible effects on the Harland matter. It mentions Hughes and associates, with references to syrups and medicines, but the passage is unclear and many names are uncertain.
The readable text outlines a two game baseball doubleheader with teams including New York Philadelphia Detroit St Louis Cleveland and Chicago. Batter names include Donohue Ford Sweeney Morgan Plank Dygert Livingston Lapp Vaughn Criger Coombs Leudell Casey Halley and Stephena. Scores and full lines are garbled with many illegible sections.
A set of baseball game notes records several matchups with innings affected by darkness. Teams include Philadelphia, Boston, Pittsburg, St. Louis, Brooklyn, and New York, with batteries listed for each. Score details and end-of-innings notes are scattered amid fragmented lines.
Cheyenne hosts a Labor Day celebration with a parade of unions including Cavalry band Machinists electricians Steamfitters and Barbers contesting uniforms. Prizes awarded to Barbers first Electrical Workers second Carpenters third. merchant float won by National Lumber and Mill company. Post parade events featured races games and a Cheyenne Indians versus Sidney ball game with multiple prize results listed.
Fragmented OCR notes list participants and placements in a local nail and race event. Names include Ed Finch John Stay ber ord Bad Bobyle Manee Livny and Marie Smith with various positions such as 2nd 4th and 6th. The snippets mention committees secretaries and a main race at Sherman Co with entries like McKinstry Walteray and James Lett.
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