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Newspaper

Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Sep 07, 1916

Page

14

Yale Football Plans Under New Coaching Regime

New Haven reports Yale's 126 candidates prep for the 1914 season under a new coaching staff led by Tad Jones and Michael Sweeney. Captain Clinton Diack and several previously ineligible players, including Rex Hutchinson and John Callahan, join the squad as Yale adopts a new system and seeks a stronger season.

New Haven Alb Yale Cowehline Tad Jones Michwel P. Sweeney Atethar Beidos William T. Bull Jack Cates William Marting Nate Wheeler Clinton Diack Vhnile Jones Sweeny Alamo Captain Black Rex Hutchinson Freschman JJ Tradenen Washington and Jefferson Alfred Rosener John Callahan Notre Dame Kellery Weat Point Harry le Gore Caterford Frank Lynch Charley Abelidon Yale Battery Gates

Klondike King Dies Prohibition Convert

Whitlam O'Brien, longtime Klondike king, is dead. He owned claim No. 1 on Eldorado and profit from Eldorado and Hon aken mines, built Klondike railway and ferries, and ran breweries and steamboats for years. He toured Seattle last spring and praised prohibition, predicting Yukon and Alaska would go dry.

Pawson Y. T Whitlam O'Brien Eldorado Klondike Tines Klondike Ferries Klondike King Seattle Yukon Alaska

Comstock Sent to Nationals as Brewers Seek Catcher

Milwaukee plans to trade pitcher Traph Comstock to the New York Nationals within days. President Timme expects a catcher in return or cash if unavailable. Comstock has been Milwaukee’s sole winning pitcher this season. Bill Carrigan notes Reds could fare better with a favorable road record.

Milwaukee Traph Comstock Milwaukee American Association New York Nationals Timme Brewers Comstock

They Hold Their Tennis Championship

William McTohatton and Clare Griffin defended their titles at the thirty sixth annual national lawn tennis championship held at the Weetile Club on Long Island.

William McTohatton Clarence Griffin Long Ieland

Women Seek Honors At Golf State Championship

Colorado Springs hosts the qualifying round for the women’s state championship. Denver clubs and the Colorado Springs Golf Club compete for cups, with rounds beginning today and ending in finals over the weekend. Mrs Hemming, president of the Colorado Woman’s Golf Association, oversees the event.

Colorado Springs Colo Denver Colorado Springs Golf Club Colorado Colorado Woman's Wolf Fano¢Lation, of Which Mrs. 0. Pd, Hemming Mra Henmmng Misa Fertig Mra McLoughlin Mrs. Coors

Kilbane Open to Welch Bout If Terms Satisfied

World's featherweight champion Johny Kilbane agrees to meet Freddie Welch in Brooklyn for ten rounds if offered £10,000 and a 2 percent privilege. Kilbane's manager received a wire from a New York promoter outlining the terms after Kilbane knocked out George Chaney.

Cleveland Johny Kilbane George Chaney Freddie Welch Brooklyn N. Y Kilbane New York

Lyric Theatre Show Explores Power and Poverty

A dramatic piece traces Vladimir Kretoavky smearing poverty on mill slaves while his wife and daughter live apart in Russia. He remarries a society leader, faces remorse, and seeks a new path after a vision titled The Light at Dusk. Also note a boxing bout, Ad Wolgast versus Phil Bloom, scheduled in Brooklyn on Sept 14.

Ales Ad Wolgast New York Mitch Phil Bloom Brooklyn

Baseball Scores From National and Western Leagues

Reported results from yesterday include multiple NL games in New York and Pittsburgh with noted pitchers and batteries. Detailing first and second games, rain postponements, and a Western League note on Wichita and Denver where Denver forfeited a series to Wichita.

Wichita Denver

EightYearOld Girl Saved From Streetcar by Driver

In Quincy Massachusetts Jennie Cockburn eight is saved after a streetcar approaches as she plays near 668 Washington street Mrs Lizale Cockburn watches from her home Mina Lillian Muatteer owns the mule traction vehicle driven by Truster who rushes to visit Jennie mother. Buster seizes Jennies dress and drags her aside just before impact. The child is unharmed.

Quincy Masa Jennie Cockburn Truster Mina Lillian Muatteer Puster Milatresa Miss Matteer Buster Jennie

Hindenburg Urges Stubborn Defense on Somme Front

London dispatch reports Field Marshal von Hindenburg, on the western front for the first time since the war began, urging a stubborn defense as German forces retreat under intense British and French blows. The Somme front sees furious infantry fighting and heavy shelling as German troops fall back north and eastward amid renewed Anglo French assaults.

London von Hindenburg Somme Echo de Paris Masurian Armida Hindenburg

Bush and Myers Set Pitch For Athletics

Philadelphia Sept 6 A feature of the Athletics season shows two pitchers in strong form as Joe Bush stars with a nobit no run game against Cleveland while featuring Speaker and Roth in the lineup. The Mack men have won 26 games this season with 14 credited to Bush and 12 to Myers.

Philadelphia Whale Athletics Joe Bush Cleveland Speaker Roth Mackmen Bush Myora

Baby Plague Fatal To Doctor Whose Name Noted

Dr Stant, a Philadelphia resident who attended many cases of infantile disease, died aged 24 after a rapid illness. Despite efforts by colleagues, he succumbed to the same plague that had afflicted numerous children.

Pocram Aida Wany Stant Philadelphia Furie Peck Strieken

Footnote on Parcel Post Leg Taunts Postal Clerks

Pittsburgh post office workers found a damaged parcel with an artificial leg. A penciled inscription taunted staff and noted a misclassified item moving from fourth class to first class mail for fifteen cents. The leg was delivered to an upholstery repairer after several delays and charges.

Pittsburgh Dispatch Pittsburgh Post Office An &U'Telalam Aod

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