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Anaconda Standard in Anaconda, Montana

04 Dec 1911

Page 19

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Anaconda Standard

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Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Dec 04, 1911

Page

19

National League Defensive Leaders Highlight National Figures

New York star Rube Marquard tops the NL pitching wins with 24 in 45 games and a .774 win percentage. Crandall and Cole follow, while Pittsburg and Philadelphia lead NL fielding averages at .963 with Boston at .947. Deeper checks show Kenetchy at first base, Hoblt zer at pitcher, Hummel second base, Zimmerman at third, and Tinker at short, noting McCarthy’s three errors in thirty shortstop games.

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Football toll rises as 1911 season ends with 13 deaths

The 1911 football season closes with 13 fatalities and 521 serious injuries, a drop in deaths from 1910 but a surge in injuries. Key cases include Michigan and Yale among colleges, and 17 total deaths overall from the year, plus notable incidents across high schools and clubs.

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New York Irene Butrum Evansville Ind Michigan Yale CREO
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Hugh Jennings Gains In Struggle For Life

Scranton report says Detroit manager Hugh Jennings and Father Lynett were injured in a car crash last Friday. Jennings showed slight improvement tonight with a badly wrenched left foot and multiple injuries, while Lynett faced pneumonia risk and a less favorable outlook.

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Hugh Jennings Scranton Detroit American League Baseball Club Father Lynett
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London actors plan another American tour after Chicago success

William Hawtrey and his London company wrap a 110 performance Chicago run then announce an extended United States tour of the play Dear Old Billy next season. Hawtrey’s troupe, already acclaimed in multiple cities, continues to draw strong audiences.

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William Hawtrey London Players Chicago
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Williams Names Minnesota All American Eleven

University of Minnesota coach Dr. H L Williams selects an All American team featuring three Gopher players Earl Pickering excluded from the Wisconsin game. The line includes Wells Michigan Frank Minnesota Robinson Minnesota Sibert West Point Wakeman Annapolis Hart Princeton White Princeton Howe Yale Rosenwald Minnesota Wendell Harvard Phillbin Yale.

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Minneapolis University of Minnesota H. L. Williams Minnesota Earl Pickering Wisconsin Williams Wells Michigan Frank Robinson Sibert West Point Wakeman Annapolis Hart Princeton White Howe Yale Rosenwald Wendell Harvard Phillbin
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All American Team Selections for 1911 Football

New York experts from six papers name 21 players for 1911 all American team. Repeats include Arnold Yale and Hart Princeton with multiple picks, while notable names like Thorpe and Wendell appear among three or more selections.

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New York Arnold Army Bomeister Yale Riuethenthal Princeton Dalton Navy Duffy Fisher Harvard Hart Howe Ketchells Mercer Pennsylvania Scully Smith Thorpe Carlisle Wendell Re. White Brown Black Dartmouth Morrison Vanderbilt Miller Pennsylvania State Sprackling
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Juarez racing card draws crowd as Harrigan loses

In Juarez on December 3 the crowd packed the track as Harrigan, the 2 to 5 favorite, was beaten by Arasee by a neck. The day featured six races with times and winners including Arasee over Harrigan in the purse event, and related results from five additional races. In New Orleans, Joe Mandot defeated Grover Hays after 20 rounds in a close decision reflecting a balanced crowd verdict.

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Juarez Mexico Harrigan Arasee Hoffmann Marzo Tourist Carl Calisee Balronia Marsand Flying Footsteps Apasee Pinkola Miss Korn Ocean Queen New Orleans Joe Mandot Grover Hays Philadelphia Algiers Hays Mandot Manidot
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Hiflemen Prepare for National Shoot In Butte Club Drive

The Butte Hiflemen train for the national competition against eastern and western league clubs. Teams from St Paul Minneapolis Winchester New Haven Warren Portland and others contest a post season title with five riflemen per side at 75 foot ranges using .22 caliber rifles. Butte seeks to defend its past two runner up finishes after last season's close finish with New Haven.

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United States United State Mir Ves Ameri T Alcorplones Butte Rocky Mountain Club St. Paul Minneapolis Milwaukee Helena Dickinson N. J Madison Wis Tacoma Pisbee Ariz Adriana Mei Philadelphia Boston Erie New Haven Conn
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Objection Ends Game In Fracas At Washoe Park

The visiting Stevens Addition of Butte protested a substitution replacing Capt. Frank Farieh with Reardon. Referee Wilbur Beal overruled the protest, Stevens refused to continue, and Anaconda High Tensions won 1 to 0 after leading 6 to 0 in the third period at Washoe Park.

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Reardon Frank Farieh Washoe Park Stevens Butte Anaconda Wilbur Beal
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Wolgast Seeks Good Meal As Recovery Quickens

Ad Wolgast, hospitalized in Los Angeles, complains of hospital grub and desires a hearty meal. Nurses report his condition improved with appetite returning, though he remains on a restricted diet as his temperature stays near normal.

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Los Angeles Ad Wolgast
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