Auto Polo Thrills at Pioneer Park Slow Game Ends with Jackson Victory
Walter Sterling and Jack Jackson drove two Auto Polo cars at Pioneer Park after a baseball game. Jackson in car Number 24 scored three goals, while Sterling's team added two, as rain and mud hampered control. A mallet head flew off a rival’s mallet, injuring the driver who was saved by Jackson, who finished with a winning pass. The scene followed by a trip to Fort Collins for today’s match.
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Jackson
Fort Collings
Ogden Team to Play Indians in Five Game Series
Manager Tidwell received a telegram from Jimmy Whelan stating he will arrive next Wednesday with ten Ogden Union Association players to face the Indians in a five game series. Bidwell will have a new lineup in the local slate and two new pitchers secured to bolster the staff. The five game series starts Wednesday and runs through Saturday.
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Tidwell
Jimmy Whelan
Jimmy
Ogden
Union Association
Bidwell
Telephone 17 and Arrangements for Scientific Factor
Clara A. Ligier of 411 W. 19th Street is mentioned with a note about 5 Wall Paper The Sherman Co. in a terse archival item summarizing contact arrangements and product references.
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Clara
A. Ligier
W. 19Th Street
The
Sherman Co
National League results and league standings yesterday
National League scores list several games with Cincinnati losing to St. Louis 7-0 while St. Paul beat Kansas City 7-2. Louisville topped Columbus 4-1, Indianapolis defeated Toledo 5-1, Minneapolis beat Milwaukee 8-0, and Des Moines triumphed over Lincoln 7-4. American Association results include St. Paul 2 Kansas City 1 and Minneapolis 6 Calverites 5. Western League results show Denver-Omaha tied 2-2 with Topeka 1 and Des Moines 7 Lincoln 4. Sunday games highlighted Cincinnati’s 10-12-6 box line with multiple pitchers listed.
Scores From Five Midwest Basketball Tournaments
Denver 6 8 Omaha 2 10 Wichita 2 Sioux City 4 Des Moines 2 Lincoln 6 St. Joseph 3 Topeka 0. Match results listed by city and score reflecting a compact summary of standings.
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Denver
Omaha
Wichita
Sioux City
Des Moines
Lincoln
St. Joseph
Topeka
Pet
Fe Cesses
Eee
Neo
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy For Sale Now
Advertisement urges readers to buy Chamberlains Colle Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy now to be prepared before summer. Sold by all druggists.
Indians Beat Soldier Stars 15 to 10 in Baseball
The Indians defeated the Soldier Stars 16 to 6 in a high scoring nine inning game noted for 15 hits by the Indians and 9 by the Soldier Stars. McCarthy Jatorra and Batichman led the Indians with multiple hits including a triple by Jatorra and two triples by Batichman. Post team counters Campion Jefferson and McClaire added power with doubles and triples. White pitcher fanned 12 for the Indians while Wolfe struck out 11 for the Soldiers.
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Braves
Indians
Wolfe
White
Indiana
McCarthy
Jatorra
Baotiehman
Post
Campion
Jefferson
McClaire
Cheyenne
Butler
Swift
Hogan Knocks Out Hurng In Tenth Round
Frankie Hurng of Oakland is knocked out by One Round Hogan of San Francisco in the tenth round. Hogan dominated early rounds, sending Burns to the mat four times in the third before the finish.
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San Francisco
Cal
Frankie Hurng
Oakland
Hogan
Burns
Vedrines Wins Brenn PT Trophy in Chicago
Jules Vedrines of France was officially declared the winner of the James Gordon Bennett aviation trophy in Chicago. He was the only French entrant to complete the course.
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Chicago
Jules Vedrines
France
James Gordon Hennett
Richie to Fight Mandot in October Showdown
Wille Richie of San Francisco lightweight will fight Joe Mandot of New Orleans in the third or fourth week of October, possibly in New Orleans or Memphis. The match adds a significant cross regional clash as both fighters seek a pivotal victory.
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San Francisco
Cal
Wille Richie
Joe Mandot
New Orleans
Memphis
Longevity Claim Sparks Talk of an Old Resident
The Smith Center Journal recounts an elderly local who has reached the great axe of 110 as a belief. A traveling man asked Grandpa why he lives so long, and he replied that he has not decided yet noting that Thor’s two or three patent medicine men are bargaining with him.
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Smith Center
Sige
Thor
Kaneas City
Not Easy For Him In Biblical Conversation
A fragment shows Mir Jolley debating the ease of obeying biblical commands about loving one’s neighbor. The exchange centers on loving one’s neighbor as oneself, with a reference to a beauty parlor ad for Clara A. Ligter at 411 W. Luth Street.
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Mir. Jolley
Catholic Standard and Times
Clara A. Ligter
W. Luth Street
Sherman Co. Craining in Sauitas Report
A brief note mentions The Sherman Company in Sauitas with unclear context about craining or crane activity. Further details are unreadable in the fragment.
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Sherman Co
Sauitas
Pastor H Grofe Dies in Burning Car Crash
Rev H Grofe pastor of Germantown Lutheran Church burned to death before his children after car driven by August Pauling Morgantown overturned on a bridge six miles from Paulina. Rescue attempts failed as gasoline ignited, leaving several others burned.
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Paulina
H. Grofe
Lutheran Church
Germantown
August Pauling
Morgantown
Grofe
Pauling
Maf
A Born Champion Pugilist Noted by Courier Journal
The Louisville Courier-Journal praises a young fighter as a born champion stating he only fights opponents he is sure to beat. The remark underscores belief in the boy’s natural talent and cautious挑 stance toward competition.
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Louisville Courier-Journal
Notice to bid on School District 20 bonds in Wyoming
The Board of Trustees of School District No. 20 Sweetwater County Wyoming invites bids for up to 1500 dollars of School House Building Coupon Bonds in 500 dollar denominations. Bonds bear 6 percent interest payable annually. principal and interest due at the Sweetwater County Treasurer. Dated October 1 1912 payable October 1 1987 redeemable after October 1 1922. Bonds not sold below par. district may reject any or all bids.
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Wyoming
Board of Trustees
Sweetwater
Sweetwater County
Board of School Trustees
Farson School District Sealed Bid Sale Scheduled
The Farson Sweetwater County Wyoming school board announces a private sale if deemed in the districts best interest Bids open September 21 1912 at 2 PM at the Clerk W Be Rambo Farson office All bids require a 5 percent certified check and are to be marked sealed proposals addressed to W B Rambo Clerk Board of Directors School District No 20 Farson Wyoming Attorney T S Taliaferro Jr.
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Farson
Sweetwater County
Wyoming
W. BE. Rambo
Sweet
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