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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1910
Page
8
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Hartnett delivered a dramatic eighth inning hit securing a 5 to 4 victory for the Indians over Sidney at Pioneer Park. Langley started for Cheyenne and Trimble pitched for Sidney. Hendrix starred defensively and at bat, while Simondynes and McCarthy provided key hits for Sidney. The game featured late scoring bursts and a high tension finish as the Indians swept the series.
Pitcher Rustenhiven of the Cheyenne Indians was drafted by manager Methaw of the New York Giants after stints with Abilene Kansas and Saint Louis Browns. It is unclear if he will join New York immediately, with hopes he finishes the season with Cheyenne. Rusty has pitched several no hit games this season for the Indians and helped their strong Inter Mountain showing.
Deputy Sherif Ed Schoelg led Cheyenne Blue Sox to a Sunday loss at Ping Bluffis 8 to 5. Pine Bluff, managed by William Merritt with captain William Land, hosted a reception at City Hall with a lavish dinner and further entertainment.
In Philadelphia on a September night Naul Kaufman of California won the popular decision over Australian heavyweight Lang. Lang pressed early and often, but Kaufman steadied in rounds two through six. In the fifth Kaufman drove Lang to the ropes but Lang clinched to avoid a knockout with the referee’s intervention.
President Taft urged Congress to solve interstate water site control while Gifford Pinchot supported Tawney’s opponent in a district speech. James R. Garfield and Colonel Roosevelt were due in town, and Taft stated no aim to prosecute labor leaders under antitrust law though he opposed exempting unions from such prosecutions, calling it class legislation.
After selling the Inter Ocean hotel in Cheyenne the Col and Mrs John H Fullerton toured Europe and returned yesterday to Cheyenne taking apartments at the Inter Ocean. They reported a very pleasant journey and were glad to be back in Cheyenne.
A lively Atlas program last night offered fan fare and humor with Willard and Bond in The Battle of Bunce Hill, a breezy burlesque that mocks army life. Annie Lave on violin and Dora Thorne's feature story headlined a diverse bill of music, comedy, and popular favorites.
Front page tease notes Teddy's remarks may aid Judge Harlan's standing as Taft fingers through vacancies on the Supreme Court slate. Amid pending antitrust rulings and veteran jurists' concerns, observers hint at influences on political fate and judicial appointments.
Detroit and Cleveland players named in batter lists for two games against New York Philadelphia and St Louis. Lapp and Criger appear among catchers with multiple pitchers listed. details include line scores and batting order notes for each contest.
A chaotic recap lists multiple baseball games with team names, batters, and pitchers. Highlights include darkened ends in several games, with notes on innings and key battery pairs such as Benton and Gasper, Rowan and McLean, Ewing and Moran, and Morris with Slaughter. The column mentions teams like Philadelphia, Boston, Pittsburgh, St Louis, Brooklyn, and New York, with varied run totals and ending conditions.
The Cheyenne Labor Day parade awarded prizes to Barbers for best uniform, Electrical workers second, Carpenters third, with Steamfitters and National Lumber and Mill Co. floats receiving honors. After the parade, Pioneer Park hosted races and contests including Fat Woman, Bors’, Young Ladies, Married Ladies, and Three Legged races, along with Tug of War and a Greased Pig prize.
An electrician advertises wiring knowhow and a full line of supplies and fixtures in the city. Tonesten lamps motors dynamos and vacuum cleaners are offered with guaranteed workmanship and prompt service. Calls urged for convenient home visits or inquiries to save time and money.
Local event notes list results from a nailing contest and various races. Names include McKinstry, James Lett, Marie Smith, Redele Page and others with placements such as 2nd and 4th. Sherman County records show participants and scores across multiple short events.
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