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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1910
Page
16
The Cheyenne Indians host Colorado Springs Zoos for a season opener at Pioneer Park. Manager Ira Bidwell invites all ladies to attend free as guests during today’s doubleheader with the Zoos in the western leaders race.
In Paris two 1909 bouts between Joe Jeannette and Sam McVey ended with McVey winning by decision after twenty rounds on February 30 and Jeannette knocking McVey out in the forty ninth round on April 17.
Welterweight Jimmy Clabby, who defeated Guy Buckles on Labor Day, says he has accepted an offer from Australian promoter Hugh McIntosh with dates arranged in England and Australia. He plans to depart next week to join the promoter.
James J. Gallagher, a discharged city employee who shot Mayor Gaynor, will be indicted by the September grand jury opening on the 20th. Prosecutor Garven, awaiting the mayor’s condition, plans an early trial as he believes the mayor will not suffer further setbacks.
A pantry remedy note highlighting syrup of White Pine with Tar as a best known cure for coughs and colds, advertised by The Palace Pharmacy.
Des Moines and Brooklyn games noted with Batter names Walsh Block Killiter and others. Chicago St Louis and New York results listed with batteries Walsh, White, Sullivan, Nelson, Stephens and Fisher Calwell Vaughn Sweeney Mitchell Gray Ainsmith among players.
Vancouver reports former heavyweight champion Tommy Burns may never return to boxing after Labor Day lacrosse injuries. He strained a tendon in his right knee and doctors say no training for two months, possibly ending his career. He was slated to face Langford in London in December with the winner to meet Johnson. Fine Wall Paper at Sherman Co.
Four Democratic members release an independent Madison report accusing Secretary Ballinger of betrayal of public trust and opposing conservation. They endorse sustaining charges against Pinchot and Gra-v is, and announce plans to skip a Chicago meeting while staying in Washington on December 3.
Boston scene highlights Claude Grahame-White’s dominant performance in speed tests at Harvard Boston area aviation meet. He flies a Bleriot to lap times of six minutes one second for three laps and under two minutes per mile on the fastest 1.75 mile circuit. Curtiss, Post, and Harmon monitor the event closely as others follow developments. Eloise Davis sets a world speed swim record later in Chicago. In Milwaukee, Wolgast McFarland fight plans collapse as venue issues stall the bout. In New York, promoter McIntosh bets $5,000 Lang can KO Kaufman in 20 rounds if the fight lands in New Orleans soon. In Detroit, Ty Cobb’s eye injury prompts continued treatment and sidelining concerns.
Chicago reports indicate Fred Tenney may become Harvard's permanent baseball coach with a near $3000 salary. Wheeling franchise put on market by B. Perkins. White Sox president Comiskey pursued talent-rich signings. Keogh defends pool title against Hueston 600 to 501. Tigers plan Cuba winter tour despite national committee opposition. Elaine Golding wins international women’s swimming title at Steeplechase Park in 210 yards in 3:28. Schenectady discusses pursuit of supremacy in sports news.
Frank Muarili escaped from jail in Las Animas Colorado taking 14 year old Benjamin Murray who was to be sent to the state reformatory. The pair fled after a mob attempted to lynch Muarili who was wanted in Richmond Missouri for attacking Lora Griffith a 16 year old girl.
Richard Rooles from New Ark New Jersey was found dead in a Viennese hotel room after a failed hanging and a self inflicted gunshot. A note blamed broken love by American girls and expressed sorrow for his parents awaiting him in America.
Powell defeats Cady 13 to 10 to clinch the Basin title. Local players plan a banquet to honor the winning team and their effort.
President Roosevelt remarks on government power for weighing wealthier interests and praised Taft appointees Joseph A. Holmes and Arthur T. Hadley. He planned speeches at Columbus and Pittsburgh before returning to New York. Paper hanging at Sherman Co.
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