Gleason Dominates In Handball With Three Straight Wins
Tom Gleason delivers a clean sweep with three consecutive victories in handball. He outplays opponents in each match, showcasing sharp serves and quick returns to secure the trio of set wins.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1901
Page
7
Tom Gleason delivers a clean sweep with three consecutive victories in handball. He outplays opponents in each match, showcasing sharp serves and quick returns to secure the trio of set wins.
A large crowd watched Gleason defeat Long in three straight games 21-15 21-15 21-17 on the East Park court. Dean and Rickaby beat Nelan and McGuinn two games to none 21-2 21-16, with both winners praised for teamwork. A $150 a side match between Gleason and McGuinn is planned for next Sunday.
Funeral services for Henry J. Heidrick were held yesterday at 2 pm at the family home 313 South Dakota street with Rev J Groeneveld of the First Presbyterian church officiating. A choir sang Nearer My God to Thee and Lead Kindly Light as flowers from many groups and friends filled the room. Mt Mariah cemetery was the final resting place with Modern Woodmen conducting grave rites. Mr and Mrs John Astle attended from Deer Lodge.
Richard Golden starred as Jed Prouty in a Maine folk story production at Sutton’s new theater last night. The company drew a large audience with convincing portrayals of New England manners and a strong performance by Golden. Additional acts and plot-boosting features entertained, while Maguire’s audience enjoyed What Happened to Jones in a well staged finale. Iolanthe is scheduled for tonight.
President Lucas of the Pacific Northwest league and manager John J McCloskey arrived from Helena where talks on the new baseball league continued. They said entry hinges on concessions from Northern Pacific on rates, delaying plans to include Utah cities until a decision is received. A $500 forfeit is required as good faith. A Helena meeting will reconvene Monday to finalize arrangements.
County treasurer James Maher reports $275 928 26 in taxes collected in a single day the last grace period closing. Total levy 653 150 with receipts 554 751 55 and delinquent 4 330 65. 1901 levy rose by 47 000 over 1900, while delinquent totals remained similar. those unpaid face penalties.
Two junior football teams, the Crescent Juniors and Silver Bow Parks, played a lively contest near Athletic Park yesterday. Both scored a touchdown and failed the goal attempt, ending 5 to 5 in a declared tie. Players averaged about 128 pounds and both sides issued a challenge to any state eleven.
Police arrested Bonda Nakamura after Harry Konda, a Japanese tailor, accused him of threatening to kill. Konda claimed a loan to Nakamura for joining a union caused a blacklist dispute. A shot near Konda’s home injured nothing, prompting arrest as authorities prepared hearings for Monday morning.
Frank A Stumpe was found dead in his room at Ostioaw Peer. The death appears sudden with no immediate signs of foul play and police are investigating the circumstances surrounding the incident.
Frank A. Stumpf a steamfitter at W. C. Bryant Co found dead in room 9 Red Boot lodging house Battle Creek this morning. Coroner to hold inquest this evening at 7. Rankin describes last night and indicates Stumpf had not worked for a week and may have suffered from heart disease.
Reports to police say burglars entered the home of E. E. Gallogly at 7417 West Galena Street. Chief Reynolds and Captain Everts rushed to the scene but found no suspects. Entry was through a window. nothing of value was taken. Evidence of the visit was scattered around the premises.
The Christian church held morning and evening sermons by Rev A L Chapman the new pastor from the East. His first appearance among the Dutte people impressed the congregation with his appearance manner and delivery and he is seen as a promising young minister recently turning 33 years old.
A Pioche Nev trial returns verdict of assault and battery against seven men involved in the Ellis hanging at Fay The judge had instructed a guilty verdict assault with intent to kill or acquittal The jury faces sentencing Monday.
The Blue Rocks gun club range saw generally low scores with only one shooter nearing twenty points. Walkers led the day with the top score though overall accuracy was well below par beneath fair conditions.
A Cambridge reader lauds the Menley grand cup clash with American crews as the ultimate test of pluck and endurance. The Sunday Times letter argues that American rowing prowess has shifted since Dickens and emphasizes pride in defending the cup.
George Apt, night manager of the Whatley cafe, resumes duties after a vacation of several days. The second annual hall of Brewers and Masters' union No. 66 drew a large attendance in Renshaw hall. The organizing committee included John Berg Joseph Herbst Joseph Weiderfeller John Weiderfeller and Alvin Sieverski. Rev J B Noftsinger of the First Baptist Church will lecture Tuesday evening Dec 3 on Forces Against Christianity of Jerusalem and the Problem of Getting a Start With Christianity at the Baptist Church. Everybody invited Admission free.
Chicago middleweight Dutch Reiniger lies in Saint Elizabeths hospital dying from injuries suffered in a prize fight Friday night with Jim Driscoll, also a Chicago middleweight, who has been arrested.
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