18 Feb 1910
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1910
Page
1
At Montana race meetings executive committee planned large purses for harness events, aiming to boost breeding and attract entrants. Debates centered on Patsy Teo suspension and possible action with the American Trotting Association as officials weigh future dates and payouts.
A garbled OCR item mentions a Granite emay for Talleen, Ferdinand Denti plans, and a Ram ia game with Anaconda. It notes a school team Pel 25 and a series of games at a city venue with a cement game the next Friday and another Friday following.
A derailed Langford versus Flynn bout stirs doubt as analysts question the upset result. Rumors swirl about past performances and possible manipulation, with names like Johnson and O’Rourke cited as part of the debate over who deserved the title.
Bay area racing notes recount a five and a half furlong race with First rave winner MerManK, Jessie runner up, and Jon Austin third. Times listed for multiple races, including two-furlong sprints, with Temaper, Mantle, and Giliford among top placements. Also mentions Sid Weather promoting Nelson Wolgast fight and weather insurances in San Francisco on Feb 22.
Report from Winnipeg opens with near finals as Speck Tispatel faces stiff matches in the Bonspiel. Despite a dramatic clash with Cassidy’s Carenn quartet, the compact field advances with key victories and ongoing tension toward the Tuckett finals, with Canadian rink prospects and city teams in contention.
Rivet Elapatel and partners led by JF AJ Mostun William Stackpole among top winners at the American Prisoner Pickett invitational match in Kaners City. A two man tone three pin event saw W F Lede and William Tsuer set a new record with a 1 8 genre score in tonight’s play.
The Kusky Mountain Ride clubs vie against Warren and Butte for national honors in range shooting with Winchester arms. The meeting includes races noting ties and close finishes, while boxing show by McCarthy promising a strong night in Mesyrtae tonight. Local bettors and fans anticipate an exciting program with several familiar names in attendance.
Five W's and Centerville clashed in a hard fought league game with both sides showing strong offense. Reid led the Alene scoring with nine points while Sulliven and Hall are paced Centerville, and crowd enthusiasm surged as players delivered several standout shots. The Five W's defense and Reid’s late surge kept the match tight as time expired.
The Mines basketball team will depart Saturday morning for a two game swing. The squad heads to Bozeman to meet the Bozeman Aggies Saturday night and then travels to Billings to face the team there Monday evening. Clinch and Rela play forward positions with Jonsen at center and Geunert and Cohen at guard. New York report notes Leach Crarg and Johnny Marto, both from New York, fought ten rounds with Marto presenting superior movement and body work tonight.
In Yolndiy on February 17 Willie Hoppe defeated Orn Morafigstare in a billiards match. Hoppe won the first game 2 to 1 and the second game 300 to 16, achieving a dominant scoring performance.
The Government of Nova Scotia and New Brunswick plan to transplant 29 deer from the Nova Scotia area to the We peninsula this month to boost breeding. Authorities note previous permissions under the old regime led to healthy increases, and policy aims to reduce deer-caused overgrazing while protecting caribou and other wildlife.
The Midway football board discussed Stagg's schedule plans with Colleges for next season. Names like Purdue, Wisconsin, Cornell, Northwestern, Minnesota and Indiana appear in tentative lists while feedback from Correll authorities and others signals possible negotiations. Stagg intends to push arrangements despite protests over some opponents and may write to Minneapolis regarding the Gopher game.
Jacksonville reports Col Chinn of Lexington plans to sell his string at public auction in Moncrief on March 5 after losses exceed $200,000. Today’s results at Moncrief included Ridmond Adams and St Jeanne winning early races, with times and placements listed for each event.
In Mexico on February 17 jockey Cook rode Adton in the roam race when stewards inspected a whip mark two miles long and a sharp needle in the burn. Charles Crossman Co and Traimor C. Pyle of Denver are named in the report.
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