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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1910
Page
8
The Cheyenne Indians host Colorado Springs Zoos in a season opener at Pioneer Park with all locals admitted free as Ladies Day. Manager Ira Bidwell extended the invitation, and the teams meet for a 1:30 PM start with a double-header scheduled for tomorrow.
In Paris both 1909 matches between Joe Jeannette and Sam McVey produced opposite outcomes. On February 30 McVey won a decision after twenty rounds, and on April 17 Jeannette stopped McVey in the forty ninth round.
Welterweight Jimmy Clabby, who beat Guy Buckles in thirteen rounds on Labor Day, reports an offer from Australian promoter Hugh McIntosh for multiple dates in England and Australia. Clabby says he has wired his acceptance and will join the promoter next week.
James J. Gallagher, a discharged city employee who shot Mayor Gaynor, is expected to be indicted by the September grand jury which opens on the 20th. Prosecutor Garven plans for an early trial as he awaits the mayor's recovery and possible setbacks.
The Palace Pharmacy advertises a syrup of White Pine with Tar as a best known remedy for coughs and colds. This simple tonic is promoted as an effective treatment option for prevalent respiratory symptoms.
Des Moines and Chicago results noted with multiple batteries and players. details include Batter names like Skradwichle Knetzer Bergen Moran and Walsh Killiter White Sullivan Nelson Stephens Fisher Calhwell Vaughn Sweeney Mitchell Gray Ainsmith across matchups involving New York Washington and Denver Topeka teams.
Vancouver reports former heavyweight champion Tommy Burns may never return to boxing after labor day lacrosse injuries. A strained right knee tendon prevents training for two months. Burns was set to meet Langford in London in December with the winner facing Johnson. Fine Wall Paper at Sherman Co.
Four Democratic members of the investigation release an independent report from Madison declaring Ballinger unfit as secretary of the interior and an enemy of conservation. They urge resignation and endorse sustaining charges against Pinchot and Gravis, while promising to skip a Chicago meeting and remain in Washington.
English aviator Claude Grahame White defeats all competitors in key events at the Harvard Boston meet. He posts six minutes one second for a five and one quarter mile course, while Glenn Curtiss is close behind. The scene also notes performances by Wilbur Wright and others, and mentions a separate record by Eloise Davis in swimming.
Sports items recap Harvard appointing Fred Tenney as next baseball coach with a near $3,000 salary. Wheeling Central league franchise put on market by B. S. Perkins. Chicago White Sox president Comiskey praised for scouting talent. Jerome Keogh defends pool title defeating Tom Hueston 600 to 501. Tigers plan winter Cuba tour under independent management. Elaine Golding wins inter national swim title at Coney Island in 210 yards in 3:28. Schenectady report ends with a note on supremacy attempt.
Frank Muarili a wanted fugitive from Richmond Missouri escaped from jail in Las Animas Colorado last night taking 14 year old Benjamin Murray who was to be sent to the state reformatory today Murray is white and the two were pursued after mobs sought to lynch Muarili who was arrested days earlier in Las Animas.
Richard Rooles, a New Jersey native, waited in a Vienna hotel vestibule for a letter. He returned to his room and shot himself after injuring his wrist and hanging himself. A note claimed heartbreak caused the death, blaming Viennese women and expressing regret for his American parents.
Powell defeats Cady 13 to 10 in the final baseball game to clinch the Big Horn Basin title. Local players plan a banquet to honor the winning Powell team.
President Roosevelt comments on government handling of corporate power, praising Taft appointees Joseph A. Holmes at the Bureau of Mines and Arthur T. Hadley of Yale on railroad capitalization. He plans speeches in Columbus and Pittsburgh before returning to New York. Paper hanging at Sherman Co.
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