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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1913
Page
10
Philadelphia top Cleveland 8 to 7 in ten innings, Milan Mlinnis leading at bat with a triple and two doubles to spark the comeback. Walsh drove in the winner on a two bagger, while strong defense by Weaver highlighted the late innings.
Washington’s Walter Johnson and Joe Benz dueled in a classic pitchers’ battle as Chicago took an early one run lead in the first inning. It wasn’t until two outs in the seventh that Washington tied the game on a Beng hit, with Weaver accounting for Chicago’s lone run through a first-inning single and steal.
In Poston on Sept 14 Hoston defeated St Louis 5 to 4 in the final game of the season. Williams stole home in the eighth to tie the score at four. Shotten opened with a triple and Pratt, after Avatin was retired, attempted to score on a grounder as Wagner fielded a perfect throw from Yerkes. Hooper walked in the ninth, moved to second on Furle's hit, and scored on Speaker's liner past Balent. Pitchers: Taylor and Agnew for Hoston, Bedient and Thomas for St Louis, with Cady also noted.
Detroit opened the season with a 4 to 2 win over the Yankees in New York. Jennings’ Tigers halted Caldwell’s five game win streak by scoring in the second and eighth innings to even the season series.
Detroit scored two runs late on Gibson’s error Onslow’s double and Louders single New York tied in the fourth on Whitman and Keight singles A late double play helped Detroit extend their lead New York plated one in the eighth before Detroit held on Batteries: Date and Gilborn Cahdwoll and Coscett Reynolds
In a doubleheader Cincinnati beat Philadelphia 4 to 3 in game one while Philadelphia captured game two 4 to 0. the second game ended after six innings due to darkness. Seaton, Mayer, Cravath and Knabe featured for the Phillies, with Groh and Magee delivering key hits for Cincinnati.
In Chicago on September 16 rain ended the season finale between the New York and Chicago clubs after four innings of a tight pitchers duel featuring Demaree and Humphries. Umpire Kiem declared the game no contest once the shower began.
Inclement weather halted multiple baseball games with Brooklyn versus St Louis and Heston versus Pittsburg rescheduled due to rain. No games were completed today as a steady downpour affected all scheduled fixtures.
Western League game results show St Joe two Wichita four with no other games played. Schedule preview lists top matchups in both National and American Leagues including Toston at Chicago Nrookiye at Cincinnati New York at St Louis Philadelphia at Pittsburg Chicago at New York St Louis at Philadelphia Detroit at Washington Cleveland at Boston.
The standings list clubs with won and lost records, showing New York at 91 wins 45 losses, Philadelphia 84 50, Chicago around 000, Pittsburg 65, Boston 75, Cincinnati 0, and others with varying marks. The State Leader promotes the want ad medium of Wyoming.
Delegates from thirty nations will join the Bleth annual International Dry Farming congress in Tulsa from Oct 22 to Nov 1. The exposition will feature crop contests with wheat cotton corn and oats from multiple countries and a large farm machinery show. The event highlights soil conservation methods to reduce evaporation and store rainfall for drier regions worldwide.
In Chattanooga Tennessee the Grand Army of the Republic Forty seventh encampment opens with veterans from allied groups. A new parade feature will include the N B Forest camp of United Confederate Veterans wearing grey uniforms after an invitation from G A R Commander Alfred B Beers and Forest Camp Col L T Dickinson.
A New York supplement recounts how Frederick William I made Prussia a harsh disciplined state from a poor duchy. It advises buyers to trust manufacturers’ valuations, citing durable buttons and corks as signs of quality and warning against cheap materials.
A quote from the Boston Transcript discusses a dog pedigree with playful confusion about lineage and a humorous misstatement about the ark. The fragment shows casual commentary on animal lineage and spelling errors.
Washington Sept 16 With one more witness to be heard the house lobby committee will conclude Friday its inquiry into Mullhall charges against former and present members of congress. Former Representative Charles E Littlefield of Maine will appear Friday to answer Mulhall s charge that he received financial assistance from the National Association of Manufacturers in his 1906 campaign. After Littlefield testifies the committee will suspend hearings and draft a partial report to the house disposing of the Mulhall charges.
State of Wyoming filed in the United States Land Office a notice to select lands described as Township 18 North Range 68 West Sixth Principal Meridian. Land list 788 includes the NW4 Rec 16 with inspection posted. Contests must be filed for prior approval and forwarded to Washington DC.
Six young people including three girls in bathing costumes went out in a launch and were trapped by mosquitoes in the Delaware river swamps above ridesburg. They survived by noon today after being rescued by a fisherman and brought to safety near the city.
A sixty mile gale struck the Delaware River valley sweeping the launch and pushing the vessel toward the island refuge. Six persons were aboard the craft seeking oil refuge as the storm battered the area.
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