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Forsyth, Robert, 11, 69, 124
Frunirp, Frank, 72
G
Gould, Lewis, 42
Gramm, Otto, 39, 40, 44
death of, 125
feud with Carey, 66, 67, 70–71, 92
interest in prison, 21, 46–47, 48, 66, 107–8
lessee program of, 8, 9, 10–11
relationship with Alston, 70, 81
relationship with Warren, 67, 88, 97–98
and Saban’s escape, 121
and Saban’s gambling, 21, 49–50, 88
and Seng’s appeal, 98
Guzzardo, Joseph, 14, 47, 49
pardon for, 119
in team photo, 76, 77
team practice, 63–64
H
Hehn, J. P., 8, 9
and Gramm, 10, 11
Hillenbrand, Fred, 11
Horn, Tom, 98, 111–12
J
Jackson, Shoeless Joe, 13
Jenson, Jim, 13
Johnson, D. O., 45, 70, 71
gambling on games, 88
and prison illness, 92
relationship with Gramm, 66
Saban’s escape, 119, 120, 121
treatment of prisoners, 65–66
Jukes, M. F., 75
Julian, James P., 112
Julian Gallows, 115, 125
K
Kinnaman, Daniel C., 73, 88–89
Klondike Bar, 76–77
Kohn, W. O., 13
L
Laramie Broom Company, 9–10, 86
Laramie Daily Boomerang, , 6893
Laramie Republican, , 3264, 70
conditions in prison, 86–87
feelings against Paseo, 85
investigation of Alston and Saban, 123
, Larson, T. A.10
LeFlores, Joe, 19
Lloyd, Alta, 58–59, 110
appeal for Seng, 99
death of, 124–25
husband’s murder, 32–33, 35, 103, 111
relationship with Seng, 31, 32
Lloyd, William, 29, 30–31, 102, 103
funeral and obituary of, 110–11
murder of, 32–33, 35
Long, Rev. Father, 113
M
Maghee, Griffith, 83, 84, 90, 117
and prison illness, 91–92, 92–93
at Seng’s execution, 114
Magor, Rich, 78–79
Masson, Peter, 26, 28, 55, 117
appeals for Seng, 83, 102–3
opinion of Seng, 25
Mathewson, Christy, 13
McGee, H. R., 35
Murray, Robert, 10
N
Nevada State Journal, 40
New York Herald, 4
Nickell, Willie, 112
P
Park County Enterprise, 94
Parrott, George, 5, 6
Paseo, Lorenzo, 53, 55, 84–85, 86, 90
and Alston, 12
death of, 122
Pendergraft, H. A., 14, 57, 119
and Alston, 97
on lessee programs, 10, 64–65
and prison conditions, 86–87
Peterson, W. L., 72
Phelps, Olive, 31, 32, 35
Potter, Sidney, 14, 48, 63
release of, 119
Powell, James, 14, 49, 54
team photo, 76, 77
team practice, 63
R
Rawlins, John A., 3
Rawlins Republican, , 7295, 97
All Stars’ games, 78–79, 81, 89
appeals for Seng, 102
baseball’s popularity, 13
guard’s death, 74
opposition to gambling, 26–27, 28
prison escapees, 124
prison opening, 7–8
Rawlins (WY), 3–4, 18, 67
attitude towards crime, 4–5
gambling in, 26–27
state penitentiary in, 7–8
See also Wyoming State Penitentiary
Reid, Will, 113, 116
Rowan, Eugene, 14, 48, 49
parole of, 119
in team photo, 76, 77
team practice, 63
Rychman, B., 98
S
Saban, George, 14, 22, 93
and Allen, 78
crimes of, 16–17, 19, 20
escape of, 119–21
gambling on team, 45–46, 59–60, 66, 70, 76–77, 94
team captain, 2, 22–23, 49, 63–64, 87–88
in team photo, 76, 77
on team’s demise, 95
treatment in prison, 21, 123
Seng, Anna, 24, 108
appeal for son, 82, 98, 100
Seng, Anthony, 24, 36, 98
Seng, Frank, 108–10
Seng, Joseph, 14, 24–26, 28, 58, 87
appeals for, 82–83, 98–103, 108–10
attempt on life, 61–62
burial spot of, 117, 125
execution of, 112–16, 118
first game, 52, 53
murder of Lloyd, 32–33, 35, 103
and Paseo, 84–85, 86, 90
in prison, 36, 37, , 3855–56
second game, 68
sentence of, 15, 49, 108
talent of, 45
in team photo, 76, 77
team practice, 63, 64
third game, 79
at Union Pacific, 28, 29–30, 31
work in medical unit, 83–84, 91–92, 92–93
Seng, Mary, 98–99
Senville, L. W., 21, 58
Sheridan Post, 95–96
Shillinger, Duane, 21, 42, 77
Smith, Toy, 31
Spence, Robert S., 98
Stone, Earl, 14, 51, 118
in team photo, 76, 77
Stratton, R. L., 38
Streplis, George, 45
T
The Journal, 29
Thermopolis Record, 119
U
Union Pacific Railroad, 3, 25, , 2831
V
Veach, W. H., 68–69
W
Wagner, Honus, 13
Warren, Francis, 41
death of, 125
and prison issues, 97, 98, 107
relationship with Carey, 11, 50, 67
relationship with Gramm, 40, 42, 88
Weibrecht, Jackie, 13
Wyoming
development of, 3–4
gambling in, 26–29
popularity of baseball in, 13–14
railroad in, 3, 4, 25
rangeland feud in, 17, 19, 20
See also Rawlins (WY); Wyoming State Penitentiary
Wyoming Press, , 3536
Wyoming State Journal, 68
Wyoming State Penitentiary, 5, , 7–834, 67, 125–26
baseball field at, 106
baseball team of, 12, 14–15, 44, 46, , 4960
conditions at, 86–87
escapes and guard death at, 42, 72, 73–74, 105, 107, 122, 124
food poisoning at, 91–93
gallows at, 112, 115
guards at, 85
inmate admission routine, 37–38
lack of discipline in, 44, 97–98
lessee program in, 8–11
See also Death Row All Stars; Alston, Felix; specific inmates
Wyoming Supply Company Juniors, 2, 72, 73
first game, 50, 52–53
fourth game, 88–89
second game, 68
third game, 78–80
Wyoming Times, 95
Wyomin
g Tribune, , 98112
on hitters, 104–5
prison breakout, 105, 107
Y
Young, Cy, 13
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