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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1909
Page
8
An elderly advertisement promises twelve years of Montana practice by Professor Kellogg who offers personal truth telling, marriage timing, and business advice with no money in advance. Located in the Phoenix Building, hours 10 am to 5 pm, Sundays 1 to 5 pm. Free tests for all callers. testimonials and diploma shown on request.
Tonight features the mines versus high school fives in the season opener at Hutteleveue rink. The independent teams hype a fast game with all four squads in peak form as the buzzer signals start at eight o clock and rolls through without interruption.
The Butte Mines prepare for tough back to back games against Helena and Bozeman amid injuries and lineup shifts. Despite earlier defeats by Helena Athletics, the Mines aim for stronger play led by Irwin, Shanty House, Tuohy, Brooks, and Johnston as they rink into clashes with Anaconda and Missoula.
Milwaukee Feb 7 Marquette University football plans an extensive trip west for the coming autumn. The eleven is to open with the University of Colorado at Denver in Denver before proceeding toward western opponents.
A packed courtroom on North Main Street celebrated the committee’s work to organize and secure suitable grounds for all sports. The Northwest group aims to build the finest gym and field facilities, launch the Jutte Athletic Association, and attract large memberships as it becomes a leading amateur sports organization nationwide.
A Great Falls report outlines the local tennis clubs restructuring led by Astle and partners. The plan envisions new courts as the finest in Montana, with a citywide consent on construction and resident affiliation. Officers cited include FA Agar as expert, HL and Stewart J. Moon as secretary treasurer.
Richards prepares for the Butte Marathon with intense training as rivals from Wallace and local contenders, including Jimmy Steynokis and Arthur Melly, loom in the field. Probst and Tax are noted as potential factors while Bradford and other local entrants eye strong performances.
New York February reports Tom O Rourke financial agent and matchmaker for Joe Rogers the American Apollos prepares a bout against Siegfried in Paris style. Rogers offers money if he can defeat Siegfried. Siegfried champion claims many tourney titles but has never finished in third place.
Cesarion and Yorkshire Lad head Wheatcroft’s St James stable in Kentucky, now racing in Los Angeles and Woodburn Farm. Wheatcroft announces Cesarion’s services at 10 dollars and Yorkshire Lad’s at 0, citing strong season results with 40 starting foals and 6 winners. He details winners from Flying Squirrel and Carroll to Ac de Small, notes imports like Ravelstone, and mentions plans to ship more yearlings and get Leary speed progeny ready for Oakland track.
Thompson of Butte prepares to train at Quarts Street fire station for a likely bout with Phil Brock and Jimmy Potts within a month. If terms solidify, a February 1 to March 7 sequence could see a title pursuit and gate receipts, with proceeds apportioned to the winner and contenders.
The National Baseball Commission reinstates Hal Chase and Jacob Weimer on condition they pay fines. Chase must pay 39 dollars and Weimer 160 dollars before eligibility to play again for any organized club. Both cases cite prior contracts and associations with harboring ineligible players.
Spokane Feb 1 There will be no triangular track meet between WSC Idaho and Whitman this spring. University of Idaho declines due to finances. Dual meets will replace the triangular with Idaho meeting Pullman Whitman and WSC joining Whitman. The big Northwest conference meet will be June 3 and may feature entries from all colleges. Montana may bid for dual contests with the named schools.
Pittsburg Pa February 7 dates for the international matches at the ALB C hamient here have been set participants include the St Leon De Soto Stars lone of the Middle West Canada will be represented due to the death of James Chalmers of the champion AL B C twos Man team another will live to be selected to fit in with Harry Kieno of Chicago McGuirke and Grady of Pat then hh iolders of the world's record at 1 31 will defend their hin the Victual Will be Fred Nehwartje of Brooklyn the NKOA champion Arthur We land Martin Kern of St Louis holder of the Middle West title will be
Pittsburg club president Harnay Dreyfuss sells all his Philadelphia club stock to William Murray manager of the club. Murray will join the board of directors as a large stakeholder. Dreyfuss thus confines his holdings to the Pittsburg club and ends speculation about ownership ties. Two other Philadelphians also sought to buy the stock.
New York Feb 7 big eastern and western university teams plan expanded schedules for 1909. Harvard and Pennsylvania push ambitious lineups with Cornell Dartmouth Bowdoin Vermont and others involved. Yale Princeton Navy Army Syracuse Cornell Michigan Syracuse loom large as teams seek renewed inter sectional contracts and a dramatic gridiron season.
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