Oshkosh Fliers Fail To Score In Madison Square Garden Bout
Eddie McGoorty of Oshkosh earned a decision over Mike Gibbons of St. Paul in ten rounds at Madison Square Garden. Gibbons dominated with perfect defense and countering, while McGoorty failed to land consistently. Crowd numbered the largest in New York boxing since a Horton law revival 12 years ago.
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New York
Eddie McGoorty
Oshkosh
Mike Gibbons
St. Paul
Madison Square Garden
Toment
Swany
Gibbons
Mucho Hm
Ile Ae
Seithe
Papke Beats Herbart For Middleweight Purse Victory
On December 4 Billy Papke defeated French middleweight George Herbart by a decision in the seventh round after Herbart collapsed. Papke earned the title bout purse as Herbart failed to respond to the call time and was left unable to continue.
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Make
Billy Papke
George Herbart
Aig
Genigmed
Papke
Decison
Murphy retires to Georgia for health recovery
Philadelphia report December 4 Michael Murphy noted trainer of athletic teams travels with his wife to Thomasville Georgia seeking health recovery after returning from Sweden with the victorious American Olympics team his health did not improve and he could not attend to the University of Pennsylvania football program
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Philadelphia
Michael Murphy
Thomasville
Sweden
University of Pennsylvania
Discipline for Horsemen At American Trotting Board Expulsions
The American Trotting association board of appeals disposed of about ten cases. J. R. Kirby of Wheaton and W. L. Bedwell of Xenia along with Will Leroy of Princeton were expelled. Park quiet of Swift Current and A. C. Ireland of Swift Current were suspended. Peter Pan, James T. Keene's stallion, sold for 100000 dollars in Lexington. Reports say Frank Gould agents burnt the forge and he plans to ship to France soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Appeals
American Trotting Association
A. C. Ireland
Swift Current
Saskatchewan
J. R. Kirby
Wheaton
Til
W. L. Bedwell
Xenia
Ohio
Will Leroy
Princeton
Ill
Parkquiet
Lexington
Peter Pan
James T. Keene
Frank Gould
France
Tigers Buy Recruit From Wyandotte Michigan
The Detroit sub today purchased Herman Nichols from Wyandotte Michigan. Nichols, who Emery pitched in the South Michigan League, gained notable prominence and joins the Tigers after a strong local showing.
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Etron, Allen
Wee
Detroit
Herman Nichols
Rom
Wyandotte
Mich
Nichols
Emery
Detroit Stars Lose Ambition in Rough Season
In a terse game summary Detroit's two standout pitchers Munten and Dubue, facing the Cleveland Americans, suffered a setback as the team faded from contention last October amid a sour stretch in the season.
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Muntenand Dubue
Detroit
Cleveland Americans
Blankenhip Enters Saloon Business In Butte
Clifton D. Blankenship, manager of the Missoula Highlander era, arrives in Butte to become proprietor of a saloon on Slain Street. He previously managed the Wine company in Missoula with Jim Bas. Blankenship says he entered the business to have something to rely on if a league forms, expressing optimism about a league and his social circle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifton D. Blankenship
Missoula
Sam
Blank
Ganeer
Harrie beats Reynolds to break four cornered billiard tie
In a Butte billiard championship decider last night L Harrie defeated James ML Reynolds 12 to 12, breaking a four cornered tie. Le L Doty and Bain Boveson remain tied with seven wins and three losses and will face off this evening or Friday to determine the challenger for Harris.
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L Harrie
James ML Reynolds
Butte
le L. Doty
Bain Boveson
Ted
Doty
Allway
Mall Service
Harris
Rds
Mond
Juar ed Entries and Race Card Summary
The program lists six races with Thoroughbred entries and odds for each. Notable names include Truly Real Star Ancestors Janus in race one, Loving Moose Ha gel C Calethampian Swish etc in race two, Royal River Lilly Paxton Lotta Creed Lambertha Dorothy Ledgett M Cambon Aragon ee Shorty Northcut Force and C W Kennon in race three, Anne McGee Free Ti Country Boy Rett fnicker Beda Gold of Ophir Serenade Uncle Jimmie Gra Ha Parlor Boy Sir Alvescot in race four, El Pato Sly Tad Crossover Lackrose Ymir Feather Duster in race five, and Muff Mine Korn Florence Kripp Gretchen G Blackmate Rosevale Baleuft Engraver Rose O Neil in race six. weather clear and track fast.
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Real Star
Ancestors
Janus
Gel C
Swish
Hobby Cook
Dim
Bevran
Des Cognets
Zinkand
Dan Norton
Beda
Ophir
Serenade
Jimmie Gra Ha
Parlor Boy
Sir Alvescot
el Pato
Sly Tad
Crossover
Lackrose
Ymir
Feather Duster
Muff
Mine Korn
Florence Kripp
Gretchen G
Blackmate
Rosevale
Baleuft
Engraver
Rose O'Neil
Juarez Racecard Results From Five Races At Five Furlongs
First race purse five furlongs Rooney rode Sharper ahead of Knight Gilassey with King Stalwart third. Time 1 03. Second race selling five and half furlongs Rosenta ridden by Cavanaugh won. Tweetfoot second, John Patterson third. Time 1 06 2. Third race selling six furlers Chapultepec led Fixing Feet second Elizabeth Harwood third. No time. Fourth race selling five and a half furlongs Thomas won Girl second Orbea Lad third. Time 1 08 25. Fifth race selling five and a half furlongs Vested Rights won Garter second Tom G third. Time 1 09 45. Sixth race selling one mile and a sixteenth Rake won Swede Ram second John Louis third. Time 1 50. Butte Brotor Cycle club held annual officers election at South Montana Street quarters. Officers: President Mike Curnow, vice president J Busyo, treasurer Butch Bpte, secretary William Sherwood, captain Jack Conway, first lieutenant Teodore Ostrom, second lieutenant William Goose. Philadelphia notes Willie Hoppe defeats Yamada in billiards 400 to money. San Francisco reports fundraising near 250000 dollars.
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Man
Rooney
Sharper
Knight Gilassey
King Stalwart
McCabe
Rosenta
Cavanaugh
Tweetfoot
Radtke
John Patterson
Gross
Furler Chapultepec
Loftus
Fixing Feet
Butte Brotor Cycle Club
South
Montana Street
Tollows
Mike Curnow
J. Busyo
Yacht contest planned for Shamrock by Coast Yachts
Cisco by the syndicate organized Gnatoe a yacht to contest in Wsaxainet the new Shamrock which will be sent untey by Bir Thomas Lipton and the construction of te proposed by coast yachts According to an icement today US Thomas L. Miller who heads the syd cate Capt Frank Stone noted yachts Iman and a hiphuilder of San Francis Weill wall the local boat and his yard way has to Hour of the Coast baseball league issue a call today for a meeting of league directors and club owners to be held Monday might in Sacramento Among the sf fairs to be attended to will be the formal presentation to the Oakland team of t ie pennant for the season of 192 Dayton Union rec In a one-sided affair here tonight Packey McFarland of Chicago so far outclassed Bat Hing Terry of Pittsburg that he was the decision They fight the AAfth round of what wa s an eight-round contest to save Terry from a knockout.
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Cisco
Gnatoe
Shamrock
Thomas Lipton
Thomas L. Miller
Syd Cate
Frank Stone
Iman
Hiphuilder
San Francis Weill
Coast Baseball League
Sacramento
Oakland
Dayton
Unio
Rec
Packey McFarland
Chicago
Hing” Terry
Pittsburg
Terry
Carnegie Company Contract Attack Sparks Labor Tension
A report notes Pit Information filed and A C Disks presiding over charges of contract violations amid a labor dispute at Carnegie Company. The case cites an uncertain timeline with references to Seaeecearvis and etna phrases, estimating impact on workers and employment, with over 600 men affected by idleness and layoffs.
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A.C
Pany
Criminal cases heard in court at Dillon district court
Dillon December 4 county attorney filed two informations against John Wilson for robbery. He was arraigned and will plead tomorrow. Wilson was shot by Sheriff Gosman after shooting officer Martin and attempting to kill the sheriff. Nuggets seized from Wilson included rifle nuggets, and he was not expected to live at first. Also charged were William Fitzpatrick and Owen Easter with burglarizing a Red Rock saloon, Patrick Shields with burglarizing Earl Wheat’s residence. Helen Southerland mayhem case postponed due to caravan setting.
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Dillon
John Wilson
Wilson
O. C. Gosman
Charles Martin
Cor
Don Schaffers
George ‘McIntosh
Red Rock
Patrick Shields
Earl Wheat
Helen Southerland
Carevan
Cigar bands aid orphans through Kobe fundraising
A Spokane dispatch reports Centennial Mill assistant manager SM Marshman says 22000 cigar bands from Butte are shipped to Kobe Japan to be sold by the Anglo American Club there. Proceeds about 226 dollars will support two orphan children from Sydney Australia whose father died at sea. The Kobe club pledged to pool bands for the orphan maintenance fund.
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Butte
Spokane Dispatch
Marshman
Centennial Mill Company
Kobe
Japan
Anglo-American Club
Folk songs revived by Williams troupe at camp-meeting
A lively concert by the Williams troupe presented old and camp meeting songs with spirited harmony. Mrs. Isi Williams and basso William Brabbs received praise for their solos. The program included The Old Canoe Rocked in the Cradle of the Deep and Heaven Are You Gwine to Be Amen. Also noted were Gonzaga basketball captaincy in Spokane and Roosevelt not seeking another presidency according to a Progressive banquet account.
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Suiditorium
Isi Williams
Wiliam Brabbs
Boston
Mass
Theodore Roosevelt
Charles Sumner Hird
Butte Man Elected Head of Shriners
Bagdad temple Shriners of Montana held a major annual meeting in Butte with 400 attending a banquet after initiation of over 30 novices. Gustave Meyers of Butte was elected illustrious potentate with a slate including Joseph Munroe of Dillon and Stephen Wright of Butte, while plans noted for the imperial convention in Dallas Texas.
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Butte
Bagdad Temple
Shriners of
Montana
Acros
G. D. Wolfe
Banque
Dallas
Texas
Ofcers
Gustave ‘A. Meyers
Joseph E. Munroe
Dillon
Rabban
Stephen P. Wright
W. M. Montgomery
Anaconda
Charles E. Beebe
William E. Dufresne
J. Emery Theim
John ‘T. Byckus
Henderson
Homer E. Emerson
Corbin
John E. Brechel
Missoula
al J. Ges
RR. Rathbone
R. J. Wilcome
Cits
Austin
Gustave A. Meyers
Body of William Stolte Arrives in Butte After Montana Death
The body of William Stolte, a Montana pioneer, who died Tuesday at his daughter Mrs. Oea Tandgraf’s home in Tura, arrived in Butte last night from Missoula with his daughter and son William Stolte a Flathead rancher. The remains were removed to Richards’.
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William Stolte
Montana
Oea Tandgraf
Tura
Butte
Missoula
Willam Stolte
Flathead
Richards
Undertaker Services Held for Fidelity Lodge Member
An obituary note states a charter member of Fidelity lodge, escorted by Oda Fellows, will have services at 1 PM at Wehards undertaking rooms under Fidelity lodge auspices, with Rev. J. Groeneveld officiating.
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Oda
Fidelity Lodge
J. Groeneveld
Turner Case Jury Locked Up Again
The jury in the Joe Turner case charged with improper conduct toward young girls was locked up for the second time after failing to reach a verdict. Rumors say initial votes were eight to four for conviction but two holdouts shifted to six to eight, suggesting continued deadlock.
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Joe Turner
Hal
Romance of Old England on a Two-Reel Picture
A two reel costume drama at the American Theater titled Lady Leone stars Florence Lawrence and Owen Moore in a tale of knighthood and romance set in medieval England. The program includes Animated Weekly and The Open Road, a rural drama filmed amid Block Island scenery.
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England
American Theater
Lady Leone
Victor
Florence Lawrence
Owen Moore
Animated
Block Isaud
Leone
Marcence Lawrence
Slasma
Sack Wilde
Yeoman’ Son
Open Week Recaps in Balkan War and Society Notes
A roundup of varied topics from the week includes Balkan war lull observations, Prince Louis of Battenberg inspecting trainees aboard an English ship, the Princeton Yale football clash, Paria fashions showcased by renowned modistes, Cardinal Gibbons dedicating St. Martins in Baltimore, a million-dollar Indianapolis fire, Cambridgeshire racing results, Margaret Clington’s home life, and Open outcomes. A lighthearted rural film tale follows a country boy torn between a city maiden and his sweetheart, ending in rekindled love.
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Prince Louis of Battenberg
Kiel
Princeton
Paria Fashions
Cardinal Gibbons
St. Martin's Church
Baltimore
England
Indianapolis
Ind
Cambridgeshire
Margaret Clington
Butte Briefs Sheriff Seeks Robbery Suspect Dexter Connell
Sheriff J K O'Rourke departed for Spokane to transport Dexter Connell, wanted on a robbery charge. Grand larceny 18 accused against Lee Parker of 215 South Dakota street in a county attorney complaint at Walter Johnson's urging, alleging Parker stole his clothes. In New York the Coney Island Jockey Club plans revival of Thoroughbred racing, announcing the Futurity of 1915 with 5000 added. entries close January 2, 1913.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. K. O'Rourke
Spokane
Dexter Connell
Lee Parker
South Dakota Street
Walter Johnson
Parker
New York
Coney Island Jockey Club
Greece Only Is Continuing War
The Greek minister of marine reports ongoing war efforts with no surrender. Greek fleet transports and escort ships moved from Saloniki on November 27 to Dedenehatch arriving November 28, delivering 3,000 Bulgarian troops and 1,000? antals, with troops cheered on deck. Disembarkation paused until nightfall and resumed next morning, all landed by evening on November 2. The fleet then departed Dedenehath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minister of Marine
Saloniki
Dedenghatch
Iuiock
Dedenehath
Bulgarians with Greeks reach Gulf of Saros in transports
Constantinople dispatch notes Bulgarian and Greek forces reaching the Gulf of Saros aboard forty Greek transports. Greek warships bombarded forts at Bulair and Gallipoli as travelers report naval action. A heavy cannonade is described from the Dardanelles. Tatavia, New York, enters a Sunday work stoppage crusade. An inventor claims a spillproof accumulator for wireless on aircraft.
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Onaon
Constantinople
Standard
Gulf of
Saros
Bulair
Gallipoli
Dardanelles
Tatavia
No Y
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Ivory
Bernard
Mike Murphy
Georgia
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Blankenship
Juarez
Moppe
Willie Hoppe
Balk
Ron
Yamada
Yacwr
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San F
SWIFT
Atlanta, GA
Asrens
HALY
Carnegie Company
Williams
Wash
J. Mulholland
Mont
Gonzaga University
Mulholland
Northwest
Shriners
Avea Eyes, Hele Statols Potenenth OF
Bagdad
Accon
fatiMa Garettes
Hennessy
Pioneer
Eseryuher
Continental Oil Company
LRT Arma Aetes
Turner Case
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Hope For
Greece
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