Duckoy Fails in California Race After Gripping Showing
In Oakland the 5 to 1 shot Duckoy challenged Bragg and Redward but faded after a strong start. Redward took second as Duckoy dropped to third while Bragg led early and finished ahead in rough track conditions. New Orleans results followed with multiple races and winners.
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San Francisco
Oakland
Duckey
Bragg
Redward
Brage
Duckoy
O'Connor
Siddons
New Orleans
Chickadee
Panther
Frank Jones
Zack Ford
Echodale
LeRoy DB
Digby Hell
Jessie Jarhoe
Meme Westell
Prestome
Dr. Cartick
Little Luis
Avatar
Dr Amburg
Corinne C
Little Tommy Tucker
Anna Darling
Bequeath
Deer Lodge Faces Anaconda Tigers In Weekend Football
Deer Lodge prepares for a home game against Anaconda after a 6 to 0 win in their previous meeting. New arrivals Asher at left end and MeLe a Strone at full back bolster the lineup as the team trains hard, with Deer Lodge fans期待 expected to pack the grounds and back the purple and gold.
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Deer Lodge
Cui
Tigers
Anaconda
Histill
Deer Ledger
Asher
MeLe
Strone
Neer Lavlee Ware
Lefer
Albee
Aspring
A. Willian
Tompke
Midlerght
Humber
Mal
Martin
Bowell
F. Williams
McLain
High School Defeats Visitors After Close Basketball Game
In Mont Thilon a high school basketball clash ended 7 to 6 or 7 to ? The game featured close scoring as Dillon and Mamie Adams led the effort with several fouls called on both sides. Referee decisions and a late tiebreaker sparked postgame scenes as visitors were hosted at Mrs George Mellen. A clay pigeon shoot is planned Sunday between the Anaconda and Butte teams at the Butte Rod and Gun club.
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Thilon
Mont
Tom
Aicht
Birla
Mulate
Come Pune
Mise Prichets
R Vles
Dillon
Regan
Kevin R
Cios of the Fame
Quenther
George Mellen
Marnily
Follutte
Jessie Tickesx
Anna Proehets
Vena Ledwicie
Suards
Madge Gray
Laura the Dixen
Venter
Mamie Mc Tntash
Mamie Adams de Relways
Edith Graster
Florence Carter
Toon
Ted the
Anaconda
Butte
Butte Rod and Gun Club
Vernon Rogers Found Guilty of Second-Degree Murder
In Cleveland on February 21 the jury returned a verdict of second-degree murder for Vernon Rogers who killed his sweetheart Margaret Hallen on October 19. The defendant attempted suicide after the shooting. evidence showed intoxication and lack of premeditation, likely sparing him from the electric chair.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Vernon Rogers
Margaret Hallen
Rogers
Royers
Articulate Wins in Derby Talk and Racing Notes
A crowded racing discussion centers on Articulate and Birkenroth with doubts on form and late efforts. Jack Wade and Utah rumors mix with Derby hopes, while Croker eyes future champions and Nicarissus filly renamed Olahurst garners attention among thoroughbred circles.
Racing weights and entries list for today’s cards
Detailed weights and entries across six races for today. Entries include horses such as Derby Winner, The Fog, Montanta Pr, Frangible, Lodest Wei, Galanthus, Prince Mederich, Len ne p, Jackanapis, and Major Manseer with weights ranging from 60 to 130. Also notes weather is raining and sloppy affecting tracks.
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Montana
Biltisis
Alzura
Win
Wyoming
Maraschino
Sharp Bird
Ivatie
Clarando
Quiz II
Tyranus
Diderot
Frangible
Siddons
Janice
John McGurk
Black Dick
Sea Lion
Lodest Wei
Hi Mido
Formero
Nilgar
Meraps
Able
Friny Lyons
Georg Waxth
Galanthus
Youngs Morello
Horton
Sternfelts and McIntyre Maiden Match Review
The report notes Sternfelts and McIntyre performing well across three games. Totals show Tonrey and Greene leading in the first, Greene and Sternfelts high in the second, with Sternfelts and McIntyre posting solid totals in the third.
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Sternfelts
McIntyre
Tonrey
Greene
Tonney
Silver Bowl Defeats Transits in Three Bowling Games
Three games bowled by the Silver Bowl and the Transits at Thornton alleys last night saw the Silver Bowl win two games by a total pin score of 2472 to 2516. Adams led Silver Bowl with 217 as high individual. Standings show Thorntons top with 11 wins, Overlands 16, Silver Lows 214, Transits 22. Anaconda set to face Butte Sunday at 2 pm with key players Sheehan White Ellis Todd Barker Kitte Adams and Perham as subs.
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Adams
Holmes
McKinley
Barker
Devorak
Greene
Transi Doran
Devora
Holmes Sidley
Tremblath
P. C. Thorntons
Overlands
Anaconda
Butte
Anivonda Boys
Tate
Hutte
Sheehan
White
Ellis
Todd
Kitte
Perham
Clifford Stuns Condie In Early Round Knockout
In Salt Lake City California lightweight Clifford knocked Roy Condie to the floor for a count of one in the fourth round of a scheduled 15 round bout. Condie suffered a broken nose early and fought through the pain with Clifford dominating until a decisive left to Condie’s chin ended the fight.
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Salt Lake
Clifford
Utah
Febford
Roy Condie
Salt Lake Athletic Club
Chfford
Condie
Jack
Correggio’s Holy Night Brightens Dresden Gallery
Eila M. Dillingham recounts the painter Antonio Allegri known as Correggio born near Correggio in northern Italy. The article notes his real name, renown through frescoes, and the commission by Alberto Patonero to paint Holy Night for the San Prospero chapel in Reggio. The work now graces the Dresden Gallery, famed for its luminous portrayal of Christ and Mary with a heavenly glow.
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Eila M. Dillingham
St. Nicholas
Hved
Correggia
Corregsia
Italy
Antonio Alegri
Antonio Allegri de Correggio
Correggioa
Reggio
Correggio
Parma
Mantua
Alberto Pratonero
San Prospero
Regino
Pratonero Fam
Gallery of Fine Arts
Dresden
Jesus
Mary
Christ
Ariel
Presidents Favorite Book In Roosevelt Article
A New York Times writer researching President Roosevelt learned from three publishers and a Washington department employee that the president carries a pocket copy of Plutarch Thucydides and Herodotus. The tale underscores the literary habits tied to Roosevelt as shared in informal notes.
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New York Times
Roosevelt
New York
Plutarch
Federal
Washington
Herodotus
Tonrey and Greene Win Two in Thorn ton Bowling Match
Tonrey and Greene defeated Sternfelts and McIntyre two games to one at Thorn ton alleys. Their combined score reached an average of 202 per bowler, with Tonrey posting a standout last game performance.
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Monte Carlo
Fel
Bergen
Napier
Eisenberg
Mason
Pepiel
Regain
Fven
Mortimer
Wolf
Scheve
Pillsbury
Gunsburg
Marco
Tarrasch
Mieses
Marshall
Schiehter
Marvozy
Teichmann
Albin
Tschgorin
Janowsky
Tonrey
Greene
Sternfelts
McIntyre
Thornton Alleys
Buckers face question of league fate after Spalding resigns
The article weighs who will lead the National League after A G Spalding resigns as president. It notes factions backing Spalding threaten disruption, possible four club alignment, and hints at possible peace talks and a new executive replacing Spalding if compromise fails.
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A. G. Spalding
Great National League
Spalding
Sporting Guards
Crowls
Ban Johnson
Buffalo
American League
James A. Hart
New York
Cincinnati
Spalding Jets
Alance
Jhnson
Cincnnati
Pittsburg
Johnson
J. B. Talcolt
National League
Firth
Spaulding
Frank Patterson
Baltimore Sun
Asame
Hanlon
Brooklyn
Boston
Freedman
Brush
Miller McCloskey’s Rise From Ragged Beginnings to Baseball Stardom
O D Pickering recounts his gritty journey to professional baseball. He traveled 1800 miles pigging it to Houston for a trial, slept under a sidewalk, and towed by McCloskey to a new life. After a rough start he earned a trial, impressed with seven hits in seven at bats, and Houston's fans hailed him as a star.
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Birkenruth
Johnny Wise Puch
Bey
Birkenrath
Horton
Ted
Tam
Bukenruth
O. D. Pickering
Olney
San Antonio
Tex
John J. McClosker
Houston
McCloskey
Vance
MoeCloskey
Bas
Galveston
Brady backs Corbett to win heavyweight title again
William A. Brady, theatrical manager and former promoter of boxing, claims he would back Jim Corbett to reclaim the heavyweight crown. He wagers $5,000 that Jeffries beats Fitzsimmons, and $1,000 he can restore Corbett as champion within six months, then bets he could beat Fitzsimmons and later Jeffries if given the chance.
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William A. Brady
Billy
Jim Corbett
Jim Jeffri
Brady
Corbett
Kim
Jeffries
Fitzsimmons
James Corbett
Fitzsimmons Aftir
Jim
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