10 Feb 1910
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1910
Page
1
Battered memoir style remarks from Billy Madden disputing Jeffries Corbett and Johnson theories about fighting craft. He praises Johnson’s left hand, critiques Corbett’s footwork, and argues that speed and endurance decide boxing supremacy. The piece reflects era views on technique and rivalries.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a fight with Corbett and Lyuk, a reference to Nat fight, plus names such as Treeling Mek and McAuliffe. It references a group described as poor and old idol figures, and a line about a person at Carson City Lenawee. The garbled text shows scattered event and person mentions without a coherent narrative.
In Butte at the Centheum theater tomorrow night Harrington and Warrington O'Connor will meet in a midcard bout as part of a larger wrestling card. Both men are veterans with strong followings and are slated to appear with several preliminary matches shaping an expected crowded bill.
Report from Lexington details actions by the National Steeplechase Racing Association on pacing the horses for purses. Officials debated entries and conditions as representatives met in Lexington. decisions constrained entries to avoid pacing on the track.
In a brisk match Willie Hoppe dominates Morningstar, scoring a 400-point game and handling pressure as Morningstar falters. The event features horse racing chatter and other sports notes, with scattered mentions of venues and participants.
The early bout between Mundee Nompsen and Billy Morse sparked a heated exchange with both landing solid blows. Phumapson edged Monapson in a close, disputed decision as fans clashed over the referee's ruling, while Hassan and other bouts provided heated action throughout the night.
Boxing De Luxe features a chaotic report from Paris clubs with boxing talent from France and America. The crowd swells as bouts unfold at Cirque de Paris and Wonderland with ringside seating and showmanship. Spectators praise the spectacle while noting the rival clubs Temple and Kontaton vie for dominance and the boxing scene expands across venues.
The readable parts describe odd phrases about taxes, prices in francs, cultural aid, and a scattered scene including American attendees. Specific people or places are not identifiable, and much of the text appears garbled or misOCRed.
Centerville fans await a double bill as the Centerville High School squad hosts two quick games. The first features Centerville against a rival team followed by a second contest against another local foe. The lineup shows Centerville’s record improving after recent losses and aims for a strong showing tonight.
Eddie Quinn, former Spokane manager, purchases Tacoma baseball club for about 95000 dollars. Shree remains in executive role but Quin maintains control for five years as the deal completes amid unsettled conference alignments and home schedule pressures.
The program at the track showed John Garner prevailing in the final event while other races highlighted top contenders Heisey and Rose Meteo among the favorites in a crowded program The six furlong races produced times around 1 05 1 48 and 1 53 3 5 with several second and third place finishes noted for notable horses and jockeys.
Kentucky officials support a Paris mutual betting system as pivotal to future racing, with meetings planned in Louisville from May 30 to July 2. Prominent horsemen say Kentucky embodies American racing heritage and expect a stronger circuit, citing Latonia and Churchill Downs dates, with Kentucky 2 year olds set for April 30 and the Camden Handicap May 2 as key events.
The School of Mines five will play a series of out of town games against diverse opponents. The schedule includes games with Bogus Gles in Hazeman on February 18 and with the University of Montana in Butte. Other dates feature the Pet man Aggies in Butte and Mirch b in Bite. The team hopes to rebound after two losses to city league teams and looks to bolster its collegiate sumes record.
The Boston and Montana baseball club group plans to apply for a league franchise. A booster committee of Tec Dolson, MM Tharns, Proauk Totter, Nankervis and Warfield will push to learn if Boston and Montana can relocate to the city this summer. A meeting was held in the Monnessy building to discuss operations, leadership, and the year plan, with election of captain and manager set for next Wednesday.
Harry G. Stevens of Billings, manager of Carl Ryach, visited Tutte yesterday. He said Ryach will face partner Burns in Billings next month for a bout promising a 60 bet and a healthy purse.
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