Indians to clash with strong Denver battery Sunday
Next Sunday afternoon Cheyenne fans will see a top pitcher duo from the Denver Hofbraus face the local Indians. Rick Adams and Quisseer, a new catcher, join the Hofbraus for a pivotal Western league showdown. The game starts at 3 p m with Trinidad team also set to visit soon as the season winds down.
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Indians
Ricky Adams
Denver ‘Western Jeague
Adams
Quisseer
Denver Hofbraus
Hofbrats
Cheyenne
Streas
Denver
Jack Hendricks
Trinidad
Bidwell
Colorado Champlions
Indiana
Hofhraus
Multiple 1910 Baseball and Sporting Updates
A digest of early September sports notes reports Elmer E. Steele a Providence right hand pitcher being bought by Pittsburg in Detroit. The Detroit club signs a young outfielder Thrasher from Rome Georgia. The national baseball commission sides with Pittsburg against Chester Brandom of Kansas City for 103.50. Terre Haute falls 7 to 0 to South Bend as South Bend clinches the Central league pennant for 1910. A Rocky Mountain polo championship series begins next Saturday at 2 PM at Denver Country Club. Willie Hoppe accepts a challenge from George Sleason for a 100 point balk line match in New York. Chorney White leaves Chicago after a trashing period as featherweight champion workload winds down.
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National Baseball Commission
Pittsburg
Chester Brandom
Kansas City
Rocky Mountain Regiope
Denver Country Club
New York
Willie Hoppe
Lies
George F. Sleason
No-Decision Batle in Milwaukee Tomorrow Night
Reports indicate a no-decision bout in Milwaukee tomorrow night while a six o clock event features the “rattler for the ear” exhibition. Paria notes September 15 as Hogam of France losing in the second round to a largely unknown English challenger War Marshall from Springfield Missouri.
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Batte
Milwaukee
Rattler
Paria
Hippodrome
Hogam
France
War” Marshall
Kidnapped Daughter Found by Mother After Abduction
Bridgeport Conn Sept 15 A Cromwell organist aged eighteen Miss Aleca Warner was abducted from a church rehearsal by her mother and brother. She was later located living with her mother on a farm near Bridgeport. Authorities noted she is legally of age and may choose where to live, despite the Boardmans’ objections.
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Bridgeport
Conn
Aleca Warner
Cromwell
Cromwell Church
Sheaid
Miss Warner
A. Howard Boardman
Edward Booth
Strawberryill
Boardmans
Misa Warner
Batteries and lineups featured in city league games
The report lists multiple baseball battery pairings and lineups across games, naming players such as Brown McIntyre Kling Stack Moore Slaughter Moran White Phillips Gibson Crandall Meyers Sehler Harmon Lap Phelps Frock Ferguson Graham Suggs McLean Buske Desay Bergen and others, with teams including Philadelphia New York Boston Cincinnati and Rohe. The piece appears to be a sports brief detailing first and second games and noting regional standings and news context.
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R. H. EB
OUTRO
Philadelphia
Brown
McIntyre and Kling
Stack
Moore
Slaughter
Moran
First Break Made in the Old Guard in Kings County
New York dispatch reports fractures in the Old Guard as Timo thy L. Woodruff, long-time Republican chairman, faces a defection. Revber Kaskell, Ard district leader, backs Roosevelt and the progressives at the gate convention. Dave Or iriscom of the New York Republican County college district records an endorsement of the Tafertministration by the state committee.
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OLD Guard
New York
Kings County
Timothy L. Woodruff
Revber
Kaskell
Ard
Roosevelt
Dave Or Iriscom
New
Xarn
Brief Telegraph News From Across The Nation
Miss Mary Mannering recovers after appendicitis operation. Ralph W Rose gravely ill from morphine poisoning at Healdsburg home. Richard Hodscroft killed in mine accident near Canon City. The longest bar at the Wheeling fair measured 350 feet with 120 bartenders. Brick rust indicted for Sherman act violations involving four people and three firms. Lew Ross reports a new truck gardening record in Montrose. Aurelio Queto nearly faced penitentiary over a $20 shoe theft in Fort Collins. Frank Le Due refunded a $200 check mistakenly placed in Las Vegas ballots. Quincy beat Burlington 7 to 2 to clinch the Central Association pennant. no runner reached second for eight innings.
Grandparents Charged in Baby Burial Case
A couple faced charges after authorities dug up a buried infant in Pierce. Dr. McCain assisted, the baby cried from the grave, and despite medical effort the newborn died at 5 o clock. Police, sheriff, and coroner investigated after suspicions raised by the mother’s statements.
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Georgii
McGain
Auit
McClain
Florence
Dr. McCain
Pierce
Democrats Endorse Statewide Prohibition Platform
Provo Utah September 15 Democrats end four hour convention fight to adopt a platform with a plank favoring statewide prohibition. A resolution won support as delegates approved the anti liquor stance for state policy.
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Provo
Utah
Prohibition Amendment Vote Falls Short in Assembly
A proposal to submit a prohibition amendment to the constitution was defeated in the vote. The decision ends the bid for formalizing prohibition through a constitutional measure.
State Board Awards Wiener Sausage Contract
The Iowa state board of control awarded a contract for fifteen miles of wiener sausage for state institutions. The project covers over 50,000 pounds of sausage, enough to stretch about fifteen miles end to end.
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Des Moines
State Board
Meats Butter Fresh Beet Flour Total $225000
A purchase tract covering meats butter fresh beet flour and related groceries totaled 225000 dollars. The item list indicates a large procurement likely for a market or institution purchase. Further details unclear from the fragment.
Republican convention in Missoula ends tense Roosevelt vote
In Missoula on September 15 the Montana Republican resolutions committee battled over radical Roosevelt resolutions. A late agreement avoided a minority report, ending a hot debate on the floor.
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Montana
Missoula
Resolutions Committee
Roosevelt
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Providence
Detroit, Mich
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Thrasher
Rome
Terre Haute
Ind
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Bole Agenta
Springfield
Stanley Ketchel
Jack Johnson
Mich
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Christle Mathewson
Chief Myers
Giants
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Omaha
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Victor HE Mitery
Cnorhe
Ami
Tver
Dong Island
George Heath
Harry Grant
Louis Wagner
Victor Hemery
George Robertson
Connecticut
Singer
A “Reon. BR
Pitlaturg
Bcy
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Gibson, Crandall and Meyers
Sehler
Firat
Boston
Stdele
Phélp
Mattern
Parsons
Raridan
Smith
R. A. Se
Harmon
Lap
Phelps
Frock
Ferguson
Graham
Cincinnati
Ske
Hele Ee
Ahr Ne
Adame
Gibson
Marquid
Hendricks
Meyers
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Stanage
York
Quinn
Mitchell and
Killifer
Ree Washington
Amedie Star
Cleveland
R, Hha
Heaton l Reo
White and Sullivan
Knight
Mary Mannering
Healdaburg
Cal
Ralph W. Rose
Canon City
Coflo
Richard Hodscroft
Chandler
Wheeling
W. Va
Montrose
Colo
Lew Ross
Fort Collins
Aurelio Queto
Las Vegas
N. M
Frank le Due
le Duc
Quincy
Burlington
Henry Becker
Fremont
R Becker
West
7Th Street
Black
Astoria
L. 1
Duffy
Rhoda Pritchard
6Th Ave
Whm
Oeer
Salk Ag
Bochenier
Gocler
Kelsey Mercantile Co
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16Th
Capitol Ave
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