All Western Eleven Picked By Carl M Green
Prominent critic Carl M Green selects an all western football eleven led by captains Redden of Michigan and Abbott of Wisconsin. He notes Heston of Michigan as the star back and Maddock, Schacht, and Catlin among the key linemen with Graver and Graver praised for versatility and defense. He cites Eckersall and Harris as notable backs and weighs guards Fairweather and Phillips, with other strong contenders across Minnesota Northwestern and Chicago.
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Far West
Carl M. Green
Montana
Redden
Michigan
Schacht
Minnesota
Hillips
Northwestern
Strath
Fairweather
Illinois
Maddock
Abbott
Wisconsin
Harris
Heston
Graver
Catlin
Chicago
Green
Yost
Williams
Rogers
Maroons
Peckum
Gophers
Ann Arbor
Badgers
Eckersall
Poiris
Wolverines
Boss
James
Wile McCann
West
Irsfeld
Colton
Schnur
Wrabetz
Yost “Machine
Madison
Eckersalls
Postseason Jottings On Football Deaths And Yale Profits
The season brings further football fatalities and injuries with 14 deaths among players cited from various colleges and a Purdue wreck. Yale projects a record profit near 61 000 dollars for the season, after expenses, with large gains from Columbia Princeton and Harvard games. Montana schools dispute the state college title, with talk of a decisive game amid strong rivalry and approaching practices in preparation for a planned clash at Butte.
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Gustave Becker
Lake Forest
John Nelson
St. Paul
Minn
Thornton Wheeler
Aurora
Til
William F. Connolly
Elmira
N. Y
John Withnell
Anthony's Hospital
St. Louis
Hugh Guthrie Leighton
Washington Avenue
Chicago
Robert BE. Lewin
Plainfield
N. J
Annapolis
Frank Shanklin
Hanover College
Indianapolis
Thomas McCauley, Jr
Seney Hospital
Brooklyn
Prospect Park
Raymond K. McVeigh
Purdue
Yale
Yale Football Association
Columbia
New York
Princeton
Harvard
Montana
Butte
Bozeman
How Tom M Ta gue Sees It Describes Prison and Legislature
Thomas McTague, a Deer Lodge prison contractor from Helena, visits Helena between trains and notes the legislature is in session. He says the penitentiary appears intact and that lawmakers are eager to finish and return home. He mentions a “fair-trial” bill and other needed legislation may pass without strong opposition.
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Thomas McTuague
Deer Lodge
Helena
Thornton Hotel
Dentres
Tom
Judge Pollack Sworn In As Kansas U S District Judge
Judge John C. Pollack was sworn in to serve as United States district judge for the district of Kansas, succeeding Judge Hook after his confirmation yesterday.
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Washington
John C. Pollack
United States
District of Kansas
Hook
Oak land Track Hosts Fast Races With Fossil Triumphs
An Oakland track meet drew a large crowd as Fossil won the mile handicap topping Divina and Claude. Lauretta, Shotgun, Rollick, Cascine, The Friar and other winners posted fast times in six races.
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San Francisco
Ecard
Oakland
Beau Ormonde
Divina
Fossil
Claude
Cascine
Bear Catcher
Lauretta
Alice Carish
Bee Rosewater
Shotgun
Hagerdon
Sad Sam
selling—Rollick
Quiet
Loyal
Fossi
Otto Stefel
Don Domo
the Friar
Dodie S
Grail
Morning Star Wins Opening Race at Five Furlongs
In New Orleans on December 2, Morning Star won the first race over five furlongs in 1 03 2 5 with Docile second and Trossachs third. Mauser captured the mile second race with Tioga runner-up and Sarah Maxim third in 1 46. Rainland led the six furlong juvenile contest before Exclama faded.
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New Orleans
Morning Star
Docile
Trossachs
Mauser
Tioga
Sarah Maxim
Rainland
Horse Racing Results Then Fifth Race Recap
In the program the second place was Lady Free Knight with the winner in the fourth race as Witful second and Aneeke third. Times listed 1 47 4 5 for the mile and 70 yards handicap. The fifth race six furlongs saw Big Ben win with New York second and Aggie Lewis third in 1 15 1 5. The sixth race for three-year-olds at mile selling saw Bob Hilliard win with Lelia L. second and Exapo third in 1 46 3 5.
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Tion
Lady Free Knight
Laura Lighter Wong Witful
Aneeke
Big Ben
New York
Aggie Lewis
Bob Hilliard
Lelia L
Exapo
Potente
Little Elkin
Ben Chance
Monastic IT
Mad Mullah
Miss Aubrey
Huzzah
Stand Pat
Helen Print
Adelante
Dutch Carter
Athenla
Choice
Bluemint
Alpaca
Captain Gaines
Mynheer
Bard of Avon
Omdurman
Bird Wood
Queen of Dixiana
Eliza Dillon
Florrie S
Emma A. M
Burgoyne
Whitemore
Bean
Badger
Attila
Weights and Entries for Today’s Horse Races Card
A detailed listing of weights and entries across six races with purses and conditional notes. Entries include names such as Sir Appleby Hinaldo II Stiliche Jaretierre d Or Rosie Ban San Nicholas and Pirate's Daughter Bluemint Mynheer Attila with track conditions stated as clear and heavy across different race lengths.
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Hinaldo II
Sir Christopher
Grand Sachem
Achilles
Velma Clark
Augie
Rose of May
Sir Appleby
Stimy
Floriana Belle
Telephone
William Parrish
Bombadier
Judge
Ananias
the Jew
Otto Stifel
Etta Burte
the Bugaboo
Stiliche
Allopath
Jaretierre d'Or
Rosie Ban
Gehemniss
Hellas
Ping
San Nicholas
Martinmas
Fregnog
Bueecleuth
Snark
Burdock
Gawaine
Outburst
G. W. Trahern
Myriad Dancer
Tilowaho
Galanthus
Tamm
Anvil
Kitty Kelly
Quiet
Blissful
Discus
Cambeceras
Louis Wagner
Semenos
Meehanus
Frank Woods
Harry Thatcher
Constellator
Glenvarnon
Fort Harrison Wins Post Exchange and Gymnasium
Soldiers at Fort Harrison celebrate authorization from the War Department to build a post exchange and gymnasium. The project is estimated to cost at least $30,000, with proposals to be solicited soon so construction can begin and be completed by next spring.
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Helena
Fort Harrison
Washington
War Department
Cracks Meet on Alleys in Close Thornton Pfister Series
The Thornton and Pfister bowling teams opened with a close, uneven display as Ellis of Thornton posted a 214 high score and a 1912-3 high average. Pfister led by total pins 2,628 to 2,482 with Merkle and Perham also strong. next week's three-game series aims to determine the winner and $25 prize amid near $1,000 in wagers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pfister
Thornton
Ellis
Prifters
McKinley
Mack
Pop’ Kilmer
Merkle
Thorntons
Trembath
Fisher
Pfisters
van Ells
Perham
McMillan
Joseph Mayer Dies Former Oberammergau Mayor
Washington reports from Munich that Joseph Mayer ex burgomaster of Oberammergau has died. Mayer was famed as the Christ impersonator in the Passion play of 1870 1880 and 1890 and served as choir leader in the 1900 performance.
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Washington
Munich
Bavaria
Joseph Mayer
Oberammergau
Christ
Manpleads not guilty in Blackfeet whiskey case
Special Dispatch from Helena reported that in a United States court John Wagner pleaded not guilty to selling whiskey to Indians on the Blackfeet Indian reservation.
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The
Standard
Helena
John Wagner
Blackfeet Indian
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Cut Out
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Sweet Nell
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