The Ordway new era., 1916-08-04
SPORTING NEWS
Standing OF Western League {


I're AI".H'> ~ IS III
S!"uA Cltl -.- 40 ~ .'l
l'rUN-r ~ 4 .'> !
NN hIia 81 - t"l
Top, k,i So a' l'>
st J''>'pp - 10 "'l
CIly rraugE'slHan Charles lanes
IS completing plau~ Tor the military
disappearing tarLr's 10 he installed
at the Pueblo Rl.y Hange six blocks
east OF the Pueblo Goli club.
Barney Oidnrli Will Try his hand
at racing up into the clouds at colo
ra.o springs He has agreed to ride
for Tie Delage car lolks, foreigners
who are Interested in The Pik,s Peak
climb
"Bul" Wright, Cheyenne speed king
again showed up in the lead at From
tier Park at Cheyenne when he won
first honors in the fifty-mile motor
cycle race of the Capital City Motor.
cycle Club.
Mabel Trask owned and driven by
Walter COX of Dover, y NJ, had lit
tie trouble winning the historic Mer-
chants and Manufacturers 10000
stake for 2:oS trotters at the Grand
circuit meeting at Detroit,
Twice within five minutes the
worlds steerroping record was
broken at Frontier Park. at Chey-
/ enne, Wyo., first by Bert Weir OF
Monument. y. NJ. who reduced II
from go seconds TO 81 seconds; then
by Fred Lowery of Oklahoma, who
cut il to - seconds.
yellow Fever. champion Eucking
horse, made good his repueation al
Frontier Park at Cheyenne Nben he
threw Eddie McCarIy n ra= cham
pionship rough riding contest @ th=
uproariously expressed daLgh- ot -
| 600 people. McCarty rode vel. 1ur
Yellow Fever is in a class BIZ EN-
self and the COW boy from Bear Cr-= 4
could not keep the sat6l-. Il Il
cowgirls' rough riding roE--sr MalG=
Tarr tainted IN Tie saie-=. sg- lar
horse vas caught beto-e Sc rel
GENERAL
The widow OF LieEr- 90. " c. ~
Ter, slain BY Harry Sganel- Il l.
pine, Tex, vii receive 3 pension
The bodies OF SIX 5=rzoas z-oN1zd
in a flood resulting rom a cLnE6bErsr
near Sunrise, Wyo- we recovered
Meat cutters employed al the pack
ing houses at East s. Lczis. IL 0.
Swift * Co. ArnO1r Z 60. and Nor.
ris 6 Co. struck
The death toll n The Middle Wet.
ern states. as Z result of the most
terrific heat wave II irs history
mounted 70 sixty al aoon Friday.
Permanent organization Of rhe Ma
tionaI Parks Highway Association
stands perfected al Cody wfth the
election Of Gus Holns q Cody, Wyo,
as president, and l. L, Sewtaa- also
Of Cody. as secrstzry-
Three men were fatally aai1rsr.
when street car crashed INTO Al
elevated railroad pillar n RE sroa9
in New York One OF rher1 WAS a
policeman serving Is guard The ar.
cident was the most serious waicn
had occurred since the beginning oi
the strike OF motorrnen and conduc.
tors or the surface car lines IN the
Bronx and WestchesteT county.
villa. with about thirty men, is .r
the Cahon de Ias Haertas. near z
Paso re PeEoIes. Durango. according
to dispatches from Cen Ramos SEM
by courier TO aa5ami and teie
graphed TO Gen. Trevino at Chihuarrua
City. Caie1ito Conireras, his ch!ei
lieutenant, whose death recently was
reported from Mexico City, deserted
Immediately after Parral and made
his way southeast with one-half oi
the men who attacked that city ac
cording to the dispatches.
Second Lieut.. s. H. Wheeler Of the
Army Aviation School at North Is
land lost control of his aeroplane al
Ontario. Cal, and crashed into a line
Of automobiles, overturning four, kill
ing Harold Stoebe. 4 years old. and
seriously injuring Mrs. c. A. Stoebe
the boys mother. Lieutenant Whesl
er was not injured although his ma
chine was wrecked.
Thomas ! = Y, u l4bof agitxto,
soueht ~ ~ otles Ills connsctjsI