Six Day Racers Begin To Lag In Creaking Event
Six day racers began to lag as fatigue showed in New York sprint events. The day featured multiple retirements and injuries including Lawrence forced to quit by a doctor, a broken collarbone from a fall, and a relay shift as teams battled for laps.
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York
Der
Todny
Dowight
Iellers
Tagant
Fernia
Lawrence
Kaper
Amian Sceldet
Why
Halstead
Hehir
Butte Basketball League Gets Busy
Representatives from Jani years Dutts city league meet at Inter Arountite to elect officers for the coming season. Centerville Athletic Club is the only hall owner ready to provide space, with the Newsboys' hall offered pending repairs. A committee will seek city council approval to secure Awdsington hall for games. Officers elected include August Grimert president Wilbur Trwh vice president Michaey Lynch secretary and Howard Matson treasurer. Five teams have signaled intent to enter the season: heh school stripes of ines Five Ws Centervuio and an independent squad. Next meeting set for Thursday at the Inter Mountati office.
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Inter Arountite
Ies
Centerville Athletic Choir
City Suithailies
Newsboys
Awdsington
Bors
Inet Winhl Ware August Grimert
Tia School of Mines
Wilbur Trwh
Vee
Michaey Lynch
Centerville Athletic Club
Howard Matson
The
Ivan's
Horses shine at Oakland track with multiple winners
Favorites and well played horses drew crowds as racing opened in Oakland. In Raven fur ionga Tenuitell Mm and Judge Quinn produced victories amid a day of tight finishes. Banerella and Cindy led pivot and second races, with times and placements recorded across six heats and notable upsets.
Exciting finish at Tampa race closes exciting card
Tampa Florida December 10. The final race delivered a dramatic dead heat as Osorine and Fores crossed together with the Birllitchel colt edging Osorine by a nose. Result punctuated by Gordon Pirate Diana capturing the five and a half furlong selling race with My Love in second.
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Tampa
Fla
Osorine
Hesulia
Diana
My Love
Horse Race Summary From Fragments
Incomplete report notes several five furlong and six furlong selling races with placements. Autuinn Gleb won one race with Loy Tanier Inivd second. Charlotte Hamilton won a five and a half furlongs event with Alme Alnake second. Times given include 2:33 and 1:05 4-5 for different legs.
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Gorden Leo
Ths
Celling
Autuinn Gleb
Whim
Loy Tanier Inivd
Kerehaval
Charlotte Hamilton
Alme Alnake
Baleshed
Howil wy at glx furjones tetay ruins the mist
A chaotic racing write up reports Dee TAGs winning a Howil wy event amid a misty crowd. King Cobatt and March mane mounted a late drive finishing with Sim marys Weel in a tight finish. Doctor Mack took the five and a half furlongs feature, Rublala second, Binwater third. Alva Te won the five furlongs race with Waster Clavente second and Miss Time third. Enfeld won the ponies dash gusting into a sharp finish. Gold Finn led the six furlongs card with Sabado placing third. Time details scattered: 1:10, 1:04 4 5, 1:48.
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Brudd
Arechiballs
Tell
King Cobatt
Marchmane
Simmarys Weel
Doctor Mack
Rublala
Binwater
Ambre
Poni Ax
Enfeld
Tie Cobalt
March
Mone
iille—Servile
Meads Res
Sabado
Finn Woh
Weree
Tin
Murphy on the Ground to Fight for John Ward
New York reports Charles Wosure phy president of the Chicago National League club arrived with the announcement he supports John Ward as National League president for 19th Mire Murphy disputes John Mescher the current president but backs Ward as the right man. Chicago capital backs the recent sale with Garry Herrmann strongly advocating for re election of Baylor and says his candidate will remain in office.
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New York
Charles Wosurephy
Chicago National Leaguin Club
Tages
John WV. Ward
National League
Mire Murphy Saja
Anth Ing
Alin
Plig
Sian
Winnte
Ginber
Tomweyn Thangat
Wesleyans Postpone Big Contest With Anticellles Team
Special Dispatch reports Wesleyan university postponed the game against the Anticelles team due to unresolved scheduling issues. A new date is being arranged for next week as plans to play at Molotoulytt fall through amid disarray and controversy.
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Mano Juin
Atntecelles
Wesleyian University
Fefernstitiue
Wesleyans
Cntlege
Molotoulytt
Milkrney
Mrs Thomas Hudson Dies as Husband Rallies in Hospital
Mrs Thomas Hudson dies after a reported street accident while her husband lies in hospital following surgery. The Broadwater County resident, 46, is survived by a brother in Oakland California. Funeral arrangements are not yet announced.
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Anedal Thapntehl
Stannary
Helen
Audson
Thomas Mudson
Braad Wat
Butle
Man killed on railway track prompts damages suit
A district court suit seeks 12000 dollars against Northern Pacific Railway by George S. Goutenis alleging his death and a later injury to a foreman, caused by a train at Young Point on September 4, 1905. The complaint claims no temporary track existed and negligence by the railway company led to the fatalities.
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Bililoga
Usabella
Gogtania
Aly
Dln
Welgaht
George S. Goutenis
Whalelaiater
Thy
Northern Pacine Ratiwas Company
Tha Cosy
Young
Coutanes
Narm
Cities Exempt From Paying Recording Fees Overturned
An attorney general opinion reverses a prior ruling and holds cities should not be charged recording fees for instruments filed by them. The decision addresses whether cities or towns are a state division and clarifies that Helena would confront fees, while counties may still record without charging the city. The opinion aligns with Montana statutes and the constitution, though it notes a possible shift toward future reversals.
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Selena
Uressel
Thik Mounts
Todnny
Montana
Helena
Tha Nadviiltisrol
Weird Chronicle of a Dope Expert
An extended, lurid tale from a New York chronicler relays a controversial insider view of horse doping. A veteran trainer describes the high stakes and elaborate schemes surrounding dope, stimulants, and starters, detailing how cheats manipulate races and the ensuing retaliation from frustrated owners and gentry.
Fight muddled by picture machines
In New York on December 10 the journal details how moving pictures and a powerful syndicate influence the Jeffries Johnson fight. It reports bids, offers, and alleged entanglements among promoters Coffreth Gleason Rickard and others, with independent interests promising cash and percentage of gross receipts.
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New York
Ringelde
Jefferes-Jolneay Tigt
Madley
America
Aysland
France
Australia
Taymavte Canti
Mons
Jeffries and Johnson
Moving Picture Syndicate
Moklog
Rickard
Cilenson
Garanteed
Tn Neserton
Burns
J. WW. Coffreth
Culmatski
Hilo
Jeffries
Johnson
Neward
Aghters
Interesting bouts at the gymnasium entertain crowd
A Lutte exhibition at Jerry McCarthy's gym drew 300 spectators praised as one of the cleanest shows in years. Willie Mack defeated Frank Mughan on a third-round decision after a rearranged ring, while Tally Johns beat John Fulivan in four rounds. Other bouts included Chip Knowlton vs John Bowlin ending in a draw and Young Mooney defeating Dick Butrey, with Mooney earning the crowd’s regard. Jerry announced another show set for January.
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Lutte
Jerry McCarthy
Jerry
Hendball
Tally Johns
Jotin Fullvan
Sullivan
Chip Knowlton
John Bowlin
Bulle
Young Mooney
Butte
Dick Butrey
Ogden
Finikh
Mooney
Tuinuary
Funeral Oddities Amid Dynamite Panic in New York Sun
An odd fragment from the New York Sun recalls a chaotic scene after a premature dynamite discharge. A stout man, engaged in a search amid dust and debris, refuses to be offended but asks others to refrain from aiding him in the investigation.
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New York Sun
Semede
Pinprick of a Clue Reveals Left Pocket Secret
A strange conversation ends with a scarfpin found by the stout man and a confession about the missing item. The scene unfolds with a tense exchange as each character insists on ownership and search motives.
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