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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1902
Page
10
Race card details show multiple events with horses and weights. Notable entries include Montana Man and Magrane with mixed results across six races and a steeplechase handicap, reflecting a busy program and uncertain outcomes.
Special Dispatch lists the Oakland races as printed in The Call. First race Nellie Holton Billies and Bill Bohmanson. second race Our Pride Jingler Yankee Lass. third Doublet Glendenning February. fourth Grafter Oscar Tolle. fifth Killdee King Dallis MacFlecknoe. sixth Diomed Bob Quadra.
Oakland results show Flash of Gold overtakes Bragg by a neck as Constellation and Lawoleta encounter interference. Walhurst changes hands in a $1,000 bid, McNamera then claimed McNamera from Magrane for $625. Race-by-race times and winners listed.
New York April 18 Aqueduct results list six races from four and a half to seven furlongs. Winners include Dark Planet Geneseo Kilveram tron Florestan Roysterer May Harrison with runners up Gloria tridiscent Taxman Roue Bounteous Elsie Ship Ohio Girl and Adelaide Prince. Times range from .50 to 1:20 1-5.
Lakeside results show six races with winners Smith's Reel The Phantom Approved Dewey Agnes Mack and Cogswell across six events. Runners up Moran Lucy Crawford Little Jacek Horner Dandola Frances Porter Thurles and Homage placed second or third in respective races.
Results from Memphis April W Montgomery Park show Sir Rolla winning the first race mile and a sixteenth with Mr Pomeroy and Mr Rove following. Rightful won the four and a half furlongs, Au Revoir and Lyman Hay placed. La Crimea led the mile with The Conqueror II second and Warning third. Silurian won the handicapped mile and seven yards with South Breeze and Scarlet Lily second and third. Votary won the four and a half furlongs with Step Around and Gold Ornament second and third. Nearest took the seven furlongs selling race with Erma K. and Edith Q. third.
The card lists five races with weights and entries. Notable horses include First Race competitors such as Lakeland 111 and Gold Baron 111, Second Race field includes Arthur Ray 112 and San Lution 109, Third Race shows Glendenning 100 and Doublet 120, Fourth Race features Guwaine 114 and Compass 90, Fifth Race lists Sea Lion 114 and Killdoe 97.
First race a mile with entries 16 Red Apple 111 Posut 100 Jeany 108 Miss Liga 104 Monni 104 Miss Conrad 104 Bannish 107 Sir Gailien 108 Donator 193 Idol 102 Leone 102 Wattita 101 Lavator 101 Meridia 101 The Mormon 87 Emma A M 80. Second race a half mile Stem Winder 106 Lady Gallantine 101 Our Bessie 110 The Don 110 Lady Churchill 107 Silver Fringe 105 Dell Graham 103 F G Good 108 Miraculous 99. Third race purse five eighths mile S Scorpio 116 Little Jack Horner 109 Money Mass 196 If You Dare 6 Bunnie Bunton 4 Otis 87 Zila 92 Herse 92. Fourth race Owners handicap mile Charles Moore 105 Ben Chance 105 Kennilworth 104 Leo Newell 108 Karl Kahler 108. Fifth race selling six and a half fur longs 7 Sly Maid 103 Lengo 101 The Rabbit 99 Trauer 99 Chaminade 99 Dodie S 99 Bil Worth 99. Sixth race selling mile and a fourth S Mor Manser 110 Fox Hurd 107 Tacoma 106 Radiant Heat 104 Ceylon 14 Linden Ella 108 John McGurk 6 Digby Bell 93.
The Montana Jockey Club publishes a rich first week program for the summer meet at the Jockey Club Grounds. Races include the Initial Rush for 3-year-olds and up at 1 1/6 miles, a 5 furlong sprint, the Sprint Stakes at 3 1/2 furlongs, plus two 250-dollar purses. Daily purses average about 1600 dollars, with 300-dollar races noted. The schedule features the Miners' Union Stakes on Thursday for 1-year-olds and up at 1000 dollars, a Saturday handicap for 3-year-olds at 1 mile 1 furlong with 400 dollars, and a Monday hurdle handicap of 300 dollars. The program promises higher purses and stronger inducements to attract top owners to Butte.
Great Falls April 18 Special Dispatch Jack Curran announces he will wrestle George C. McLaughlin for $50 a side or more in three weeks in Great Falls. McLaughlin must post money at the Great Falls National Bank or forfeit. If McLaughlin fails Curran will accept Lewis Cannon for $500 in the same city within three weeks, one match at a time.
Dan Creeden quit after the fifth round in Baltimore as he could not endure Jackson's stomach punches. Referee Charley White announced Creeden was sick to his stomach and could not continue, a decision welcomed by the crowd and onlookers.
After ten rounds of lively action the judges declared a decision in the bout. The outcome hinges on the scorecards as fighters traded blows throughout the ten round contest.
MISSOULA NOTES report a fire escape being installed on the Daly block. Cahill home quarantine on Cedar street west to be raised Saturday. T McMillan of Butte departs Sunday for Seattle. Epworth league met at Mrs Will B Fisher's Friday. Magee family funeral of their son at Lolo ranch held Friday. burial at Missoula cemetery with many friends. Captain W C Dutton traveled from Darbee after organizing a Good Templars lodge and plans to visit Jefferson county and towns Sheridan Virginian City Twin Bridges Pony to establish lodges.
A person identified as Humble of Corvallis asserts a claim located on Hughes Creek north of Hamilton. The note records the claim placement and geographic reference for land or mineral rights in the area.
The Missoula Ministers Association vows to expose cock fighting as a public disgrace. They will not pursue courts but urge public sentiment to condemn the practice and publicize witnesses and evidence. Ministers plan to speak from the pulpit next Sunday inviting Citizens to hear law and testimony and act.
Dave O Connor appointed manager of the Butte Coursing Club park by directors. He led the Butte race track for ten years and is popular. The park opens May 18 for a 28 day stake with Sunday and holiday racing. Improvements include paddock relocation enlargement new bar enclosure and lunch counters. Several fast new dogs are in town.
In Brooklyn Boston won 4 to 0 with Malarkey and Kittridge battery for Boston and Newton and Ahearn for Brooklyn. Philadelphia also played, with Kennedy and Yeager cited among the batters and pitchers, in a report noting scattered errors and runs.
Cincinnati April 18 report shows a rain shortened game between Chicago and Pittsburgh with a 0 to 4 score for St. Louis and the game called at the end of the second inning. Grendon Heidman and Bergen and Menefee and Chance are noted in the batteries.
Last night at Thornton bowling alleys a one-man B class event produced totals and frame scores for competitors including Hammill, Candee, Sternfelta, and Teeedke. Hammill posted 482, Candee 517, and Burphtotte 524 as others totaled in the 457 to 461 range.
Chicago on April 18 reports pugilist Wild Bill Hanrahan died at the county hospital from pneumonia after collapsing hours before a planned ring appearance. Doctors noted a 104 degree fever and promptly admitted him for treatment.
The district attorney in Denver filed information against James J. Noce David Mosconi and J McPharland promoters and managers of the Denver Coursing club charging cruelty in chasing and mutilating rabbits and interference with and assault on Humane Society secretary Whitehead who tried to stop the coursing.
Undertaker Marsh and Justice of the Peace Houtehens returned from Clinton with the body of Joseph Roene who died suddenly last night. Roene, who roomed with John McCaigh, was found dead after returning from the post office. Believed heart failure. Brothers in Wisconsin and Canada await word on disposition of the remains.
In Missoula on April 18 the water case progressed with Buell Hyde testifying about 60 acres near Jumbo mountain suitable for irrigation from the Rattlesnake. The court overruled objections as the Willians-Quast-Ambrose ditch and Day-Hamilton-Brandt ditch questions neared closing arguments.
The county clerk recorded several instruments in Missoula on April 18 including deeds transferring lots in South Missoula to Alice Sanders and to J C Jamieson with amounts $200 and $150. a deed to Frenchtown property. and a lease by Edward F Riberdy for a saloon building at Riberdy.
Chicago April 18 Buddy Ryan KOed Young Mowatt two minutes into the second round to earn a shot at Young Corbett in a decisive bout.
Missoula report says Maj M M MacCaulay a veteran rancher and pioneer is very ill at his Fort Missoula area home. He is advanced in years and feared too feeble to withstand a serious attack.
Special Dispatch reports the Butte Ogden baseball game scheduled for Monday is canceled and the Butte team will depart for home on Tuesday.
New York item notes that Dr Barlow has been declared out of the Suburban and out of the Advance stake.
Missoula reports Christian Science lecturer Edward A Kim Ball left this morning to fulfill engagements across the state.
Jacob Hill aged 53, formerly an employee of the Northern Pacific in eastern Montana, died at Sisters Hospital after several weeks illness from typhoid fever. He had no relatives and the body will be buried in Missoula cemetery.
In Missoula on April 18 mineral patents were issued by the United States land office. Miss Maria Higgins received the Hauser Holter lode patent near the Curlew mine at Victor after court disputes. A patent was also issued for the Hecla placer to J Le.
In Denver on April 18 Rube Smith of Denver defeats Eddie Toy of California before the Centennial club, delivering a decisive victory to end the evening’s program.
At Bonner today Contractors Stinger and Campbell loaded a 24,000-pound dynamo onto cars bound for Sand Point. The unit was among the first electrification equipment installed by the Big Blackfoot company.
The plant was moved from Missoula to Bonner and ranks among the area's largest. Sand Point will install the new plant to supply power and light to the town. The same firm will begin grading the newly laid out streets in the Missoula cemetery tomorrow morning.
Missoula notes that H. P. Clark, longtime Northern Pacific agent, has been promoted to Helena and will depart Saturday. Mrs. Clark and the children will remain in Missoula for several weeks. A cut glass set was presented to the couple by coworkers yesterday afternoon at the station.
The AP reports St Petersburg universities reopened with light attendance while revolts spread. Moscow sees 1800 arrests in weeks of unrest and 400 students face potential exile. Theaters host revolutionary leaflets and prisoners resort to hunger strikes. passport fees may rise to curb emigration.
New York April 18 report says the Bradley White Lead company factory in Brooklyn burned today causing an estimated loss of 100000 dollars.
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