12 Feb 1910
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1910
Page
1
The wrestling bouts featured Harrington and Connors in mixed style fights. Harrington won the first fall in Garnish style, Connors claimed the second in catch style, and the match ended in a draw after ten minutes. The undercard included several races and preliminary events with local competitors.
A chaotic report from a late night rink event highlights Butte defeating Markle with strong performances by American skaters including Jack and several unnamed rivals. Judges noted several inexperienced moves as the competition stretched into the night with scattered results across multiple teams and venues in Minneapolis.
A chaotic race card from nares Mexico notes Royal Tar chene winning at seven furlongs, with two favorites Sunn Wivat vier Hye adh Tah! among others. College basketball follows as Tilting Ubia’s team meets the polytechnic business college in an early game, with Mira Cantwell and Manager Sleeman listed among attendees.
The article reports that the national teams program plans a teaching event in Philadelphia linked to the league. It notes a guarantee and expense coverage for travel, with officials emphasizing certainty about the arrangements.
A fragmented report notes a boxing match involving a bristerman and rival fighter, with mentions of Fitzgerald, Wests, and New York. The piece references tactics, cards, and a crowded venue, but readable details are limited causing uncertainty about exact outcomes. The passage emphasizes heat lightweights and a tense atmosphere surrounding the bout.
A club tournament extends beyond two weeks with matches drawing keen crowds and close play. Names of players across multiple categories are listed, with talk of potential champions and the possibility of May 2 marking the final night. The event, plus related tennis and city notes, showcases rising interest and talent.
chaotic scene at a street meeting ends with Frank and Mobile delegation clashing with umpire Tilly Carpenter. Park locked, fences bent, and players breach venue as New Orleans benefits after Carpenter forfeits. Mobile protests linger as officials review the brawl and ensuing forfeit.
Cincinnati companies Metline and J K Bierhardt with others were indicted by the mamillan county grand jury for conspiring to fix city paving contracts. Four firms named in the charge include Inicted Contractors and WoTF. The case outlines alleged scheme to obtain city payment along with allied firms.
An account recalls a famed baseball moment set against a disastrous fire at a St Louis grandstand. The crowd froze as a brilliant catch and throw led to a spectacular out, then chaos ensued with flames, smoke, and a panicked race to safety as spectators evacuated.
The card in Chicago featured JB Yuelt Male mouthy defeat of KE Culler with falls in 24.28 and 1st fall described as weak. Connelly traded blows with Raven in a bands match. Sullivan beat Pall River in a 30 round bout. Collings and Hete fought to a draw in a long match. Other results included a Newark mismatch and tied sixth rage scores as six teams trailed last night. In Chester, Hoppe defeated Morningstar in a lineman contest with Hoppe scoring 205 in four innings.
County commissioners accepted the resignation of D Cohen amid illness and power shifts. His retirement will bring regret to many friends as he leaves the Seventh Ward seat. A vacancy remains unsettled. Meanwhile a notable high school basketball game looms at the old roller rink tonight with Anaconda High facing Beaverhead County High in a fast paced anticipated contest.
A man, unnamed, died by cyanide ingestion in a woodshed near a hospital. Doctors tried for an hour but he passed away. The body was found with a cake of poison in his pocket. Coroner Wendrick will pursue the man’s identity, with Frans Tage named as possible.
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