Gold Van Wins Gebhard Handicap at Oakland Meet
In San Francisco on April 12 Gold Van a son of Goldfinch trained by Green Morris captured the Gebhard handicap a Futurity course race worth 2000 dollars. Araho finished second High Chancellor third as Gold Van paid 10 to 1 to win with a close finish after a strong stretch drive. First money totaled 1500 dollars.
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San Francisco
Gold van
Goldfinch
Green Morris
Oakland
High Chancellor
Georgie West
Honston
Sylvia
Talbot
Araho
Position
MacGyle
Bab
W. P. Magrane
Limelight
William Cahill
Idio
Ed Corrigan
Frank Woods
Straggler
Elpilar
Captain Gaines
Milas
Halmetta
seling—Rab
Kitty Kelly
Araboe
Bragg
Doubet
May W
Montgomery Park Race Results Memphis April 12
At Montgomery Park Memphis on April 12 six races were run with Amiirante, Henry McDaniel, Autumn Leaves, The Lady, Dick Furber, and Votary winning respectively. Governor Boyd fell at the first jump injuring jockey Sotherland.
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Memphis
Tenn
Montgomery Park
Colton
Dick Furber
Daryl
Golden Link
Governor Boyd
Southerland
Votary
Rainey C
Doss
Kitto and Angove Wrestle for Bet at Broadway Club
Kitto and Angove signed articles for a Cornish style wrestling match at the Broadway Athletic club on May 14. The bout is two falls out of three with a $50 stake per side, refereed by Joe Bryant. Kitto is trained by A. Giles. Angove by John Morgan. a seconds’ match is also planned.
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W. H. Kitto
A. B. Angove
Latte
Broadway Athletic Club
Joe Bryant
Kitte
A. Giles
An Kove
John Morgan
Kitto
Business College
Gonzaga Opens Season With Fastball At Natatorium
Spokane Chronicle reports Gonzaga College boys, the Colovians, start their first game on campus against seasoned players. Manager Grim voices optimism, saying comesters may surprise older heads. lineup features Rolin at first, Neitz at second, Wisey at pitcher and others as listed.
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Butte
Natatorium Curk
Spokane
Gonzgara
Grim
Onuis
Rolin
Wisey
Neitz
Dona
Rowan to Meet Everett in Utah Ring Challenge
Dummy Rowan of Anaconda faces Mexican Pete Everett in a 15 round boxing bout in Park City Utah. Everett promises to end the fight before round five while Rowan, in good condition, aims for victory amid strong local backing and a rising record after recent wins.
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Ith
Rowan
Anaconda
Pete’ Everett
Tom Sharkey
Montana
Park City
Utah
Wll
Bowling Tournament Crowds Pack Livingston Alley
Bozeman defeats both Livingston and Billings in three bowling contests at Martin and Haskell alleys. Livingston beats Billings by 203 pins, then Bozeman defeats Billings by 223 pins, and Bozeman also defeats Livingston by 283 pins as crowds cheer. Teams feature Davidson Wells Buzard Johnson Morgan Babcock Techudy Daniels Whitney and Smith Stanton Greenwood Furschner Conrow.
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Standard
Livingston
Martin & Haskell
Billings
Fozerman
Bozeman
Bozeman Davidson
Heisman
Wells
Buzard
Johnson
Morgan
Babcock
Techudy
Daniels
Whitney
Livngston—Smith
Stanton
Greenwood
Furschner
Conrow
School of Mines Baseball Team Faces Bozeman Opener
The State School of Mines baseball squad plans a stronger season with new players joining the Athletic association. Opening game is at Bozeman on April 25 against the Agricultural College. Lineup includes Pratt, Kane, Corry, Howard Rickards, Duthie, Humes, Farnham, Britton, Archibald and substitutes McGuane Merkle and McGray.
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State School of Mines
Bozeman
School of Mines
The
Agricultural College
Athletic Association
Pratt
Kane
Corry
Howard Rickards
Duthie
Humes
Farnham
Britton
Tieht
Archibald
McCguane
Merkle
MccGray
Sports for the Week At Anaconda and Nearby Venues
In Anaconda to day at Tolan s two match bowling games pitting printers against Casey s teams. Meade r v v le Gun club and Butte Rod and Gun club practice shoots plus handball on North Main street court. Thornton alleys host a class B singles tournament and Lemps' alleys hosts Jolly Five against the Lemps on Tuesday and Thursday evenings. In Other States dates list dummy Rowan Everett Park City Utah April 15 and matches in Cincinnati Ohio April 18 Waterbury Conn April 21 D Sullivan A Rice.
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Tolan's
Printers
Anaconda
Tolan’s
Casey's
Butte Rod and Gun Club
Meadervvle
North Main Street
Thornton Alleys
Lemps’ Alleys
Jolly Five
Lemps
Thornton
Dummy Rowan
Everett
Park City
Utah
H. McGovern
T. Wilson
Cincinnati
Ohio
D. Sullivan
A. Rice
Witerbury
Conn
Thornton bowling concludes two man event in twixt
The class B two men bowling tournament at the Thornton alleys in Butte ends with Austin and Lewis winning the series on total pins by 16 while Sternfelts and McIntyre top overall with 6 697 pins in 42 games. Second and third place finishers are Iremiath and Cox Reynolds and Swigley with narrow margins separated by five and seven pins. The class AB one man event starts tomorrow at Thornton and runs on Monday Wednesday and Friday nights.
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Thornton
Butte
Austin
Lewis
Tremlath
Cox
Sternfelts
McIntyre
Iremiath
Reynolds
Swigley
Leedke
Hammill
Poran
Flynn
Bring
Peterson
Wright
Thompson
Baseball Trades and Trials Across Leagues Stir Gossip
Third baseman Schaub will leave Toronto for Louisville as McGraw of the Orioles signs new players from Brooklyn. Han ford and jatins join Milwaukee Western league plans, while Hughes is courted. Tyler, Bresnahan, and others weigh offers. Penn typhoid illness halts a Phillies captain’s brother. Anaconda hounds prep for tryouts. Butte park opening boosts bets. Managers Gray and Collins pursue bids and signings, with Demontreville and Hastings claims contested. Track and diamond season near. Anaconda hosts gala events and road games despite Northwest league gaps.
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Anaconda
Butte
Jockey Club Officers Elected as Racing Season Looms
The Montana Jockey Club board named H. I. Wilson president R. E. Taylor vice president and Lou Frank secretary for the coming year. A Curran from San Francisco reports about 350 California horses will ship to Butte for the season, totaling roughly 450 horses in Montana.
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The
Montana Jockey Club
H. I. Wilson
R. E. Taylor
Lou Frank
R. J. Curran
San Francisco
Putte
California
Rebellion Crushed Report From San Domingo
Washington April 12 reports from Minister Powell at San Domingo state the rebellion there was crushed. No further details were supplied.
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Washington
Powell
San Domingo
Butte Stars Defeat Dillon in Parochial School Basketball Clash
Butte edged Dillon showings by parochial school team to clinch a narrow basketball victory. The game highlighted strong defense and timely scoring from local players, elevating the team’s season outlook.
Butte Girls Dominate Dillon In Parochial School Game
Butte 14 Dillon 4 as the Butte girls control the game from the opening whistle using quickness and new plays. Miss Dillon led scorers. Bakr, O'Donnell, and McIntosh also starred. Referee W. J. Adams and umpire E. A. Baker officiated. a dance and supper followed the win.
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Dillon
Selway
Miss Bakr
Butte
O'Donnell
Brien
O'Connor
Baker
McIntosh
Graetter
Carter
Adams
W. J. Adams
E. A. Baker
C. W. Robinson
Butte Girls
Rebels Overrun Kwangsi as Imperial Forces Struggle
Couriers report Kwangsi province in alarm as rebels outnumber imperial troops. Trade stalls, missionaries ordered to flee, and refugees stream to Nanning. Generals Ma and Su cannot advance. Yuan Shih Kai sends foreign troops and artillery. Canton mobilizes Black Flags to Nanking. Ho deploys gun boats to Wuchau and torpedo boats to Nanning.
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Canton
Nanning
Kwangsi
Lienchou
Kaochou
Kwangtung
Pekin
Yuan Shih Kai
Chili
Nanking
Liu
Wuchaw
Rebels Capture Towns in Kwangsi and Kwei Chou Regions
Hongkong reports from Nanning that rebels seized Apinchou Henechou and Kin yuenfu in Kwangsi and Hingyvuen in Kwei chou. All local mandarins in those towns were taken prisoner.
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Hongkong
Nanning
Apinchou
Henechou
Kinyuenfu
Kwangsi
Hingyvuen
Kweichou
Motion to Vacate Service in Northern Securities Case
In Minnesota the railway merger suit against Northern Securities J J Hill and Great Northern moves to vacate service of summons. The motion, argued at a special term, contends Northern Securities is outside Minnesota jurisdiction and Hill’s Minnesota residence is personal. The main bill remains unchanged.
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St. Paul
Man
Railways
Northern Securities Company
New Jersey
Minnesota
James J. Hill
Manchurian convention published in official Messenger
The text of the Manchurian convention signed in April is published, matching the AP version from Pekin dated April 3. A note from Russian minister Paul Lessar to the Chinese plenipotentiary warns that if China violates provisions, Russia will not be bound by terms or prior declarations and would repudiate responsibility.
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St. Petersburg
Associated Press
Pekin
China
Paul Lessar
Illness Hits J Sterling Morton Jr In Lake Forest
J Sterling Morton former secretary of agriculture is seriously ill at his son Marks residence in Lake Forest after a severe attack of grip with no immediate danger reported.
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Chicago
J. Sterling Morton
Mark Morton
Lake Forest
Roosevelt delays pension commissioner swearing in
President Roosevelt informed Representatives Calderhead and Scott of Kansas that Eugene Ware would not be sworn in as commissioner of pensions for two or three months.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Calderhead and
Scott
Kansas
Eugene Ware
Impromptu Sports Musings From A Printing Page
A collage of sports notes and opinions mentions Henry V. Lucas bankruptcy and baseball magnates, near-miss train incident in Excelsior Springs, LaJoie rejecting a New York league offer, a Paris auto contest between Vanderbilt and de Rothschild, and a Chicago boxing match verdict. The piece touches on contracts, racing winners, and Yale protest context.
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Paris
W. FE. Vanderbilt, Jr
Henri de Rothschild
Boxing and baseball headlines mix with bold wagers
The piece notes Joe Cotton and W. J. Malley may meet soon with Malley seen as favored. Corbett clashes with George W. Deer over Eddie Gardner as manager threatens suit. Oakland upsets spark sermons as James Hughes leaves Brooklyn for Baltimore. Kid McCoy refuses to fight Denver Ed Martin amid taunts and antics.
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Young Corbett
George W. Deer
Eddie Gardner
Corbett
George
Kid McCoy
Denver Ed
Martin
Mac
Kidder
Printers Meet Anaconda Team In City Bowling Title
MATCH GAME FOR TODAY At the Tolan alleys in Anaconda the printers' bowling team will face the Anaconda Team for the city championship. A purse of 59 dollars is at stake and an interesting match is anticipated with Casey's squad to follow.
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Tolan
Anaconda
Printers
Casey
Helena High School Baseball Opens Season in Loss
Helena and Townsend Training School opened the season with a baseball game in poor conditions. Townsend defeated Helena 19 to 12 as both sides showed inconsistent play and several errors in the outing.
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Helena
Hena High School
Townsend
Fireblaze Terrorizes South Chicago Neighborhoods
A string of fires in South Chicago caused $119,000 in losses across a barn forge theater and warehouse. Police suspect a 17 year old pyromaniac in a red sweater and derby hat may be linked to the incidents as officers patrol for the suspect.
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Chicago
St. Patrick's Church
Willard Sona & Bell
Waerhington See Company
Calumet Theater
Nicholas Schroeders
Railway power shift linked to Rock Island plan
New York reports say control of Louisville & Nashville may pass to Southern Railway, with Wall Street speculating on a broader plan involving Rock Island extensions. Gates and Morgan associates met as Moore Bros. bought stock, potentially enabling Southern Railway to assume ownership and form a community of interest with Rock Island.
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New York
Louisville & Nashville
Southern Railway
Gates
John W. Gates
George W. Perkins
J. P. Morgan & Co
Perkins
Mr. Gates
Louisville& Nashville and Southern Railway
Morgan & Co
Moore Bros
Wall Street
Rock Island
the Evening Post
Louisville Railway
Rock Island Railway
Belmont
Moore
Evening Post
Speyer & Co
Will Be Naval Attache
The navy department plans to detail Lieutenant Commander T. M. Potts as U S naval attache at Berlin Vienna and Rome succeeding Commander William H Beehler Beehler expects to remain abroad until October and the change likely takes effect then the assignment covers Germany Austria and Italy courts.
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Washington
Navy Department
T. M. Potts
United States
Berlin
Vienna
Rome
William H. Beehler
Beehler
Germany
Austria
Italy
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Rockford, IL
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University Hospital
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Southern Athletic Club
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Jockey Club
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Eee
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Eaear
Seseee Kelley
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Harvard
Mr Clarkey
Freerick Fast Beebe
Fred
Exceletor Springs
White Sox
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Robert Fitzsimmons
Marconi
Imperial
Ments
Hill
J. Sterling Morton Jr
Henry V. Lucas
National League
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LaJoie
Shakes
Peare
Tom Daly
Protective Association of Baseball Players
Billy Moore
Harry
Billy
Abel Frank
Yale
la Jolie
Joe Cotton
W. J. Malley
Colorado
Malley
James Hughes
Baltimore American
Jim
Jeffries
Fitz
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