Raging Leader James Waller Butler and Genevieve at Eastview Farm
It praises James Waller for his horse racing success with a large string, notes Butler's purchase from James R. Keene, and highlights Miss Genevieve Butler’s interest in Eastview Farm trotters and thoroughbreds. It mentions Pebbles as a top horse and portrays Genevieve as a social leader who follows foals from birth to turf glory.
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James Waller
Butler
James R. Keene
Mr Butler
Butler Stable
Pebbles
Genevieve Butler
Eastview Farm
Genevieve
Abe
Ireland
Sporting life echoes and baseball rumors in 1910s chatter
A scattered collage notesLink Beachey refusing to ride with Barney Oldfield over recklessness and Eddie Hard on an 18 pound bicycle, while debates, football risks, boxing, and tennis are discussed. Baseball trades loom as Connie Mack teases surprises, Johnson presses for New York pennant, and Oakes plots an elite infield with Yerkes and Austin amid season-wide speculation.
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Link Beachey
Barney Oldfield
Barney
Buffalo
Eddie Hard
Philosophical Debating Society
Alinneapoli
Basketball Games Open at Deer Lodge College Gym
Special Dispatch reports two evening contests at the College of Montana gym. In the first, the college faculty defeated the town team 28 to 18 with lineups including Inter Harvey Rich Cook Parker Kenning Hare Moe Schurtz Shea Robinson. The second game pitted the Fats against the Leans, the Fats winning 10 to 6 with Ramsey Harvey Light Harper Pillsbury Dana Kennedy as guards and other players listed.
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Deer Lode
College of Montana
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Harvey
Rich
Cook
Parker
Kenning
Hare
Moe
Schurtz
Shea
Robinson
Fats
Leans
Pulsbury
The
Fatg—Ramsey
Harvey "Anras
Light and Harper
Pillsbury
Dana
Nedy
Suards
Local grade school soccer finals on circus grounds
Sherman Walkerville and Garfield South Butte teams meet today for the west side championship under Butte Grammar School Athletic Association. St Marys and Franklin grade squads clash Sunday at 1:30 p.m. with Franklin facing Al bino Bandour and St Marys lining up with Cavanaugh in goal and Speck at back.
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Sherman
Walkerville
Garfield
South Butte
Circus
West Side
Butte Grammar School Athletic Association
St. Mary's
Franklin
Lake
Rovers
Meaderville
Franklin School
Albino Bandour
Jenkins
Lewis
Penhale
Johnson
Hosking
Smesther
Toy
McMullan
Davis
Cavanaugh
I Tilley
Speck
Ki Douris
Turk
Martin
Maher
Baker
Harvard Banquet Honors Crimson Champions in Boston
Harvard football team and staff were guests of the Harvard Club of Boston at a December banquet. Gold footballs and a silver bowl were presented to 25 players, Coach Percy D. Haughton, trainer Pooch Donovan, and manager Blanchard. Captain Brickley presented the bowl, praising Coach Haughton’s coaching system amid telegrams of congratulations from Harvard clubs nationwide.
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Harvard
Yale
Percy D. Haughton
Pooch" Donovan
Blanchard
Haughton
Charles Brickley
Crimson
Butte and Superior 10 Start Up Next Week
Hundreds of workers faced layoffs as copper production declined. Spelter prices jumped from 4.90 to 45.50 with likely further increases. Butte and Superior plans a regular quarterly dividend of 9 cents per share for records on December 16, boosting stock to about 860. Directors may order Charles J. Stone to restart the mine, adding 100 to 200 workers as operations resume.
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Wen
Butte & Superior Company
Spelter
Charles J. Stone
Butie-Alex Scott Properties
Duluth
Mr. Stone
Butte
Football Star Dead At Battle Creek Michigan
Chicago coach Stag of the University of Chicago praised the promising football material of Albert who died today in Battle Creek Michigan after thinning weight since preseason practice. Albert, from Chicago, played in four games this season and last appeared in the Wisconsin game before his death. Physicians failed to diagnose his ailment.
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Vee
Isons Aswers
Stag
University of Chicago
Battle “Creek
Mich
Albert
Wisconsin
Annaune
No Reply to Ward in Rube Marquard Contract Dispute
The National League club will make no reply to Robert Ward president of the Brooklyn Federals. Ward promises to return Rube Marquard to the New York club if Giants prove they hold a legal contract with Marquard. New York contends Marquard never left their contract and thus could not be returned.
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Brooklyn
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Hniladeiphin
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McGraw
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Baker
Philadelphia
Weno
Clu
Robert Ward
Brooklyn Federals
Rube Marquard
New York
Giants
Marquard
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