Silent Rowan and Phil Keen Fight 20 Rounds To Draw
One of Salt Lake City’s largest crowds watched Silent Rowan of Anaconda and Phil Keen of Butte fight to a 20 round draw. The heavier Green dominated late, and Rowan survived a knockdown and rope escape to finish strong. Clifford challenged Wade for a Salt Lake City bout after the verdict.
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The
Standard
Salt Lake City
Utah
Rowan
Anaconda
Phil Keen
Butte
Butteman
Green
Silent
Fone
Jack Clifford
Jack Wade
Montana
Barnato Defeats Odds in Sloppy Oakland Mile
In San Francisco on February 14 at Oakland, only two favorites prevailed as rain kept the track sloppy. Barnato, at 40 to 1 in the mile, surged to victory in the fifth race, while Annie Max won the first race and Grafter took the second.
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San Francisco
Oakland
Barnato
Annie Max
Imp
Mildred Schultz
Oratorassa
Constable
Formero
Lord Burns
Gusto
Dunblane
Four Hundred Triumphs in Crescent City Racing Meet
In New Orleans on February 14 the card opened with the Four Hundred winning the seven furlongs race while Panther and Chicka dee followed. The Don captured the three and a half furlongs event with May Allen second and Royal Deceiver third. Zack Phelps then won the one and sixteenth mile selling race with U nee Tom second and Elmoran third. Marie Bel led the six furlong handicap with Ben Hulam a close second and The Hayden third. Ban'sh won the one mile selling race ahead of Blue Ridge and Choice. Fevotian Prince won the selling one mile and a sixteenth, Linden Ella was second and Baloon third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Grigsby
Hary of Frantstamar
Bishop Reed
Alpaca
Dr. Stephens
Lady Alberta
Small Jack
Orla
Parnassus
Sandflea
Amigari
Ogle
le Prince
Little Emmy
Aleda
Annie Handspring
I Samuelson
Dolce Far Niente
Normaz
Man
Malay
Jessie Jarboe
Petit Mattre
Ben Chance
Eva Rice
Levoy
Lenne
St. Cuthbert
Rance
Tom Collins
Tom Kingstey
Maggle Davis
If You Dare
Weldeman
Julia Junkin
Major Mansir
E’ Ghor
Little Elkin
the Jeffeson
Cicely Thorneau
Pinar de’ Rie
New Orleans
Crescent City
Four Hundred
Panther
Chickadee
the Don
May Allen
Royal Deceiver
Zack Phelps
U'ne'e Tom
Elmoran
Marie Bel
Ben Hu'lam
the Hayden
Rban'sh
Blue Ridge
Choice
Fevotian Prince
Linden Ella
Baloon
Weights and Entries for Today's Races
Weights and entries listed for the racing card today. The first race runs three quarters of a mile with selling Xstada on 112 and Constable on 109 pounds listed among weights and entrants.
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Xstada
Constable
Armstrong Gets a Decision in Denver Bout
Billy Armstrong of California defeated Parker of Denver on a foul in a scheduled point bout at the Denver Athletic Club. Parker struck Armstrong during clinch work in the seventh round, prompting the referee to disqualify Parker and award Armstrong the victory.
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Denver
Billy Ar Strong
California
K'd Parker
D -Nver
Armstrong Defeats Parker In Strategic Clinch Battle
The Kid fought Parker in a clash where an agreement to not hit in clinches hampered Parker’s infighting. Armstrong controlled distance with long range jabs, rushed to clinches, and floored Parker several times. Parker showed clever sparring but failed to land, and both weighed 125 pounds. A rematch seemed likely as Armstrong voiced respect for Parker.
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Armstrong
Parker
Fitzsimmons Accepts Jeffries Offer for Finish Fight
Robert Fitzsimmons said he would accept James J. Jeffries proposal for a finish contest with 60 percent to the winner and 40 percent to the loser of the purse. Fitzsimmons will sign articles soon and wants all picture privilege proceeds to the winner. Jeffries, pleased by the news, planned to meet Fitzsimmons to sign articles and aimed for a April or May fight on the Pacific coast.
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New York
Robert Fitzsimmons
James J. Jeffries
Fitzsimmons
Jeffries
Theimmons
Frasimmons
Pacific
Jenkins Beats Parr to Claim International Wrestling Title
Tom Jenkins of Cleveland defeats Jim Parr of England in two straight falls to win the announced international championship in Buffalo New York. The match was billed as a title contest between the American champion and the English challenger.
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Buffalo
N. C
Tom Jenkins
Cleveland
Jim Parr
England
Jenkins
Walcott Knocks Handler Out in Second Round
In Industrial Hall Philadelphia on Feb 14 Jimmy Handler was knocked out in the second round by Joe Walcott in a scheduled 10 round bout.
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Philadelphia
Jimmy Handler
Joe Walcott
Industrial Hall
Neill Knocks Out Thurston at Reliance Club
Oakland report states Al Neill defeated Dutch Thurston in one round at the Reliance club on February 14, noting the swift knockout in the local boxing card.
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Oakland
Cal
al Neill
Thurston
Tonicht
Helena baseball manager plans return after player search
Heina February 14. Manager Jack Plannery of the Helena team is expected back from the East in a few days after scouting for players. It is understood he has signed Artie Ball, a noted Western and National league shortstop, and Bob Peeples, who played second base with the Seattle club last season.
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Heina
Jack Plannery
Helena
Artie Ball
Peeples
Seattles
Anaconda Woman Fires Revolver at Husband in Street Clash
Mary Armstead, enraged over his nights out, fired at Larkin Armstead on North Main Street. He escaped injury. a belt buckle and distant shots helped avert a fatality. She surrendered at city hall and faced questioning with her husband.
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Mary Armstead
Larkin Armstead
North Main Street
Charles Schmoltz
Rentz
Old Lake Park
West Commercial Avenue
Armstead
Anaconda
Charge of safe breaking ruins vault owned by Mike Louth
Police arrested Arthur Trudeau Fred Thibodeau Charles Smith and Frank Hicks aged 13 to 18 on a charge of malicious mischief after they used crowbars to break into a safe valued at 250 dollars at the old Merrimac lodging house site on East Front Street near Cedar Street. The stolen books were recovered and John Twohy was later arrested on suspicion of gang involvement.
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Arthur Trudeau
Fred Thibodeau
Charles Smith
Frank Hicks
Taylor
O’brien
Mike Louth
East Commercial Avenue
Louth
Merrimac
East Front Street
Cedar Street
John Twohy
FitzPatrick
Smith
Woodmen of the World Camp Plans May Membership Drive
A Woodmen of the World local camp met at A O H hall to launch a Montana wide movement to grow the order. General organizer W C Krum outlined the edge associations pledge targets with city codes such as Helena 323 and Great Falls 155. The local group aims to recruit 222 new candidates by May 1.
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The
Woodmen of the World
A. O. H. Hall
Montana
Order
W. C. Krum
Edge
Tutte
Helena
Great Falls
Bozeman
Billings
Livingston
Virginia City
City social and shopping notices and events
Local social and commercial notices list evening dances, optician visits, hall events at Turner and Foresters’ halls, a piano sale at Meyers, clothing discounts at Strain’s, a bankruptcy trustee appointment for Day Bros, and various city visitors and bargains including ribbed hose and ladies wares. George M. Scott of Denver and J. W. Smarr feature among the names.
Special guard assigned for Kid Curry in Knoxville
A special guard will monitor Kid Curry around the clock in Knoxville until trial on charges. Sheriff Fox fears an escape and prepares to thwart it. Pinkerton Detective Lowell Spence has tracked stolen money in Knoxville, Memphis, Nashville and may move to Chicago to recover Montana bills.
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Standard
Knoxville
Tenn
Kid
Curry
Fox
Pinkerton
Lowell Spence
Memphis
Parker
Spence
Nashville
Montana
Chicago
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Phil Creen
Clifford
Wade
Alec Ohry
Honrshs
Silva Cruz
St. Chester
Baldo
Bassenzo
Phyllis
High Chancellor
Len Reno
Adirondack
Goldman
Nigrette
seing—Floreense
Shellmount
Sea Lion
Walhurst
Captivate
Legal Maxim
Blair Dick
Horton
Diderat
Fonic
Frangible
Nones
Articulate
the Fretter
Joe Frey
Greyfeld
Corrigan
Obia
Scotch Plaid
Ryan
Scotch
Californian
Jud” Parker In
Parr
Anaconda News
Mullet
West
Margaret Opera House
Association
N. J. Nershon
Alexander J. McDonald
J. W. James
Anton Marchion
Crowbars
Mike South
Anaconda Camp
H. Sanders
Lyman’s
Fior de Baltimore
Optician
Hammerslouga's
Foresters’ Hall
Turner Hall
Verberkmoes
George M. Scott of
Tom Scallon
W. T. Ridgley
George Symonds
Capitol City Lodge
John Maguire
Strain’s
Camp & Co
Meyers
Cherry Street
J. W. Smarr
Day Bros
J. K. Hesler
C. H. Lane
D. J. Hennessy
M. J. Cavanaugh
East Park Street
Montana Desperado
Keppler Jewelry Co
Main Street
B., A. & P. Raillroad
Eas
Oat Body & CO
Copper City
Oxford
Copper City Commercial Co
Anaconda, Montana
Igos
Daly Bank and
Trust Company OF
Gerers
John K. Toole
M. B. Greenwood
Louis V. Bennetts
Casaier
C Norbeck
Doison
Bross
W. A. Cook
Cook Medical Co
Curtis
Colo
Anaconda, Mont
United Sates
John S. Marshall
Anaconda Business Directory
Hive
Kies
WAM Springs
Dale Siavier
UL W. Commercial
Oud Pogeoncio Teteq
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