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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1910

Page

16

Goal from field wins for Butte amid heavy snow

In a snowbound arena at wardens field four inches of wet snow hampered both teams. Butte’s Columbia eleven edged Anaconda 1-0 as O Malley nailed a 40 yard field goal, the only scoring play amid fumbles and heavy footing. Tremblay aided by snow, punts repeatedly, while Anaconda failed to breach the goal line despite weight and persistent drives.

Biller Malley the Gardens Columbias Anaconda Columbia Butte Anaconda Boys Oval Schmidt Malley O'Malley Tremblay O Malley

Harrigan Wins San Lorenzo Handicap at Terrazas Park

Harrigan the 3 to 2 favorite wins the San Lorenzo handicap by three lengths over Meadow at Terrazas Park. Six races reported with Ed Hally Cuban Boy Flying Wolf Sir Barrys Helen Scott Shelby taking other wins.

Ibiariees Ed Hally Cuban Boy Manthe Flying Wolf Fredssen Salah Sir Barrys Joe Woods Joe Ehrich San Lorenzo Harrigan Meadow Taboo Helen Scott Sigurd Little Friar Shelby Ramon Corona Gibson

Futurity race results and selling horses summary

First race on Futurity course lists Golf Ball 117 Cool 110 plus entries Pal 114 Black Sheep 114 Davie Andrew 114 Platoon 114 Warfare 110 Canteen 110 Helen Carroll now Minendeccia 110 Lord Clinton 110 Carmera 110. Second race at eleven sixteenths shows Amargosa 111 with Ben Unenus 111 Alterich 112 Hadie Mott 100 Bessie 104 Alberto 104 Sir Ben 104 Red Claw 104 Sokol 14 Sinceridad 104 Mo Besse Wy. Third race Futuris Course sells French Cook 117 St Francis 14 Father Stafford 114 Zick Abrams 114 lord Rossington 114 wageger later 114 Burleigh 114 Anna May Sia iM sr T4 Matador 17a Girace GG 114 Belle Kingston 114. Fourth race handicap six furlongs Fins Gaffes 104 Fernando 10% great Jubiles 97 Balronia 47 Jim Basey 86 Raleigh PB 12 40. Fifth race mile and an eighth selling Merlings 112 Elgin 4 Spring Ban 104 Howard Pearson 195 Treasure Seeker 104 Nettie Travers 105 Acumen 104 Tansy 100 Buna 100 Jim Caffarata 1096. Sixth race seven furlongs selling Marburg 12 Tony Faust 112 Cep-“

Cool Pal Black Sheep Davie Andrew Platoon Warfare Canteen Helen Carroll Minendeccia Lord Clinton Carmera Ben Unenus Alterich Hadie Mott Bessie Alberto Sir Ben Lot Nouda Red Claw Sokol Sinceridad Mo Besse St. Francis Stafford Zick Abrams Lord Rossington Wagegerlater Burleigh Anna May Sia Im. Sr Matador Belle Kingston Fernando Balronia Jim Basey Raleigh PB Acumen Tansy Buna Jim Caffarata Marburg Tony Faust Cep

Bicyclists Start Their Long Grind at Madison Square Garden

New York reports the eighteenth annual six day bicycle race opening at Madison Square Garden. Senator Big Tim Sullivan fired the gun signaling the start at midnight. After two hours, teams are evenly matched at 48 miles 5 laps while Wiley and Lawrence lead the early pony pairing, with multiple international and regional squads listed among 15 entrants.

New York Dec Tim” Sullivan Madison Square Garden Wiley George Wiley Syracuse N. Y Lawrence San Francisco Cieverge Cameron New York City Alfred Halsted Frank Galvin Norman Anderson Copenhagen Walter Rutt Germany Johann Stol Holland Achille Germain France Francois Verlinden Belgium Patrick O'Sullivan Hehir New Zealand Alfred Goulett Australia W. E. Mitten Davenport Iowa Lloyd Thomas Pony Percy O. Lawrence Leon Georget Juelin Pouchers Ee A. Pye George Wualker Floyd MacFarland San Jose Cal Jackie Clarke Fred West Walter Demara Eddie Root James Moran Chelsea Mase Dixie Mormon Bobby Walthour Atlanta Fred Hill Boston Elmer Collings Peter Drobach la Fourcade Fabre

Agricultural college football fund ends in deficit

Special Dispatch from Bozeman reports the university athletic association shows a deficit of about 150 dollars for the football season, six dollars more than last year. Extra costs include transporting the university and the Columbias from Butte, where snow kept attendances under twenty. Home game results list losses for Butte High, Missouri guarantee surplus of 50, and other small balances.

Bozeman Agricultural College Atheltic Association University Columbias Butte Butte High School Sluu School of Mines Utah Aggies Missouha

Roosevelt to Explain How It All Happened

In New Haven a Roosevelt dinner on December 18 will feature his first public statement on the causes of the recent political upheaval. Col Isaac M Ullman presides over the chamber of commerce and Simeon Baldwin may attend but has not yet accepted. A panic on a sinking ship is recalled in a scornful Philadelphia Record quip about barbering.

New Haven Conn Isaac M. Ullman Commeroe Roosevelt Eleet Simeon i. Baldwin Chamber of Comerce Baldwin

Fielding and Pitching Figures for the National League

Games started and finished by pitcher. The average runs scored off each pitcher is added for comparison. This record is computed on basis of total runs scored off each pitcher, divided by the number of innings pitched, then multiplied by nine to arrive at his average effectiveness per complete game.

Memory of Dead Honored by Elks

Amid services of the Elks, Memorial Day events paid tribute to departed brothers. The program featured choral pieces, solos, and a memorial address by Walsworth’s speech to honor the dead, with Ellen Beach Yaw delivering a moving verse of Home Sweet Home. The service closed with a benediction and doxology as customs observed.

ELKS Isle Earth Mr. Paynter Hugh Jones Grace Bourret Glee Club Simonson Ellen Beach Yaw Order Sweet Home Ek. J. Groeneveld Club

Memorial address delivered by Gilbert Heyfron to Missoula Elks

Missoula Elks No. 383 held memorial day services at Harnois theater with Gilbert Heyfron delivering the memorial address. Gustave Fischer directed music including The Last Rites and The Vacant Chair while a university orchestra performed. Heyfron spoke without a manuscript, praising memory and human love.

Missoula Hell Gate Lodge of Elks Harnois Gilbert Heyfron Gustave Fischer Fischer lHiell Gate Lodge Dan J. Heyfron H. S. Gatley Tschai Wkonsky University Orchestra Elks Lodge Heyfron

Memorial Service Across Lewistown and Helena Elks

The Lewistown Elks held a large memorial service at the Methodist church featuring Rev. L. J. Christier of Havre with music by Ruth Waite and local singers and a Bright orchestra. In Helena the lodge observed memorial exercises with district deputy Harry J. Wilson and Justice Henry S. Smith delivering addresses as deaths of A. J Fisk Fred W Merrill George Irwin Tt Curtis Harry L Walker Daniel Swinney and W C Condon were noted.

Standard Lewistown the Elks of L. J. Christier Havre Ruth Waite Pauline Garten Bri. A. Long Quartette Hazel Denhert Karl BE. Hodges Wilhelmina Reueckert Ernest Davis Bright Orchestra Co. CC. Wallin Helena Helena Lodge of Elks Harry J. Wilson Billings Henry SS. Smith Supreme Court Helena Lodge A. J Fisk Fred W. Merrill George Irwin Tt Curtis Harry L. Walker Daniel Swinney W. C. Condon

Football Artists Not Downcast After Rough Trip

Anaconda football players returned from Butte praising a 40 yard kick by Mallo of the Columbias that produced the only points. Despite fumbles near the goal and a drifted field, they felt they played well under icy conditions, with Sharp delivering kickoffs and Bowman's run halted in a snowbank. Captain Welty and Buttcher missed the train, but the team was warmly received by a friendly crowd.

Anaconda Butte Mallo Columbias Bowman Welty Buttcher Sharp

Holdup scare near Monahan coal office on North Montana

At just after midnight two men were seen acting suspiciously near the Monahan coal office by Railroad saloon. A second report claimed several offices were broken into, but deputies found no damage and the alleged robbers had vanished.

North Montana Street Monahan Sheriff's Offce

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