Revision of Dates Could Move Spring Racing Plans
The article reports possible changes to the spring racing calendar as Salt Lake and Spokane business interests push for an independent spring meeting. Lagoon may host in spring with Alan in fall, while Pacific Jockey Club dates face reassessment. Talks hinge on weather and producer interest, with July 2 start in Lagoon and July 5 in Butte tentative.
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East Lake
Alan Neb
Alan. H. 3. Wilson
Butte Fockey Club
Lagoons
Butte Iset
Salt Lake
Borman
Wilson
Pacific Jockey Club
Aittle
Spokane ‘D
Alan
Diesel
Lagoon
Willan
Butte
Jockey Club
United States Challenges For Davis Cup
A cable to Secretary Hicks of the Australian Tennis Association from New York reports the United States National Lawn Tennis Association proposes a Davis Cup challenge for 112. The executive committee, meeting on February 9, supports assembling a team to represent the country.
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New York
Hicks
Australian Tennis Association
Sydney
United States
Davis Cum Mtrenn
Utis County
Boxing dispute over Attell rematch and Jeffries call
A San Francisco report states Attell cannot meet James J. Jeffries in sympathy with promoter Costello. A message from Los Angeles urges Abe Attell to fight Murphy in San Francisco on March 9. The note says Attell would be expected to arrive Monday and Coffroth refuses to cancel the bout.
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San Francisco
Attell
James J. Jeffries
Costroth
Tommy Murphy
Sun
Atte
Kilbane
Abe
Los Angeles
Atwell
Coffroih
Miners Overwhelm University in One-Sided Victory
The Mines basketball squad dominated the University of Minnesota at the Mines gym last night. Final score 22 to 1 as McPherson and Brinton led guards in stifling defense and fast, accurate ball handling. Captain Lieldris and Kroger contributed, while rough play was minimal and sportsmanship remained high despite the lopsided score.
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Mines
University of Méniana Tive
Gul
McPherson
Brinton
University
Tosees
Lieldrls
Hanger
Kroger
Totel
Phrallagians
Termines
Aggies
Miners
Ageles
Boseman
Kinera
Teld
Ansen
Mccarthy
Comper
Unclear Race Day Weather Impacts Local Meet
Disorganized report covers Junren racing under foul weather. Four furlong opener won by Moller at 1 to 3 with Paintable second and Vested Rights third. Time 62-6. Subsequent races list multiple winners and times, with track described as fast in clouds. Multiple horses named. event includes selling races and a future match announcement involving Hoppe and Calvin Lemania.
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Tusren
Web
Junren
Aont
Marc At
J. H. Reed
Moller
Paintable
Vested Rights
bin Frlongs
Helen Hawking
Lieutenant Lawyer
Allen Polge
Tate
Amphniks
Requin
Divatina
Qoreus Mirek
He Reed
Laird
Tira
Partin
Bonn
Baseball in Butte Incorporation Filed for Local League
Articles of incorporation for the Butte Baseball association were filed with the county clerk. William J. Walsh secured the franchise and will manage the team with Charlee McGaffery, ex Missoula player, as coach. Capital stock is 10000 dollars, with directors C C Swinborne John C Adams and William J Walsh. Plans include enlarging Medoskey Park stands before season.
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Butte Baseball Association
Butte
William J. Walsh
Charlee McGaffery
Missoula
Bates Aheach
J. Adams
CG. C. Swinborne
Wiliam T. Walsh
D. J. Charles
G. O. Lewis
W. Murphy
Charles W. Lane
A. J. Verhryen
Larry Duggan
C. C. Swinborne
John C Adams
Willan J. Walsh
Medoskey Park
Swimming Match in Pool at Gregson Next Month
Arrangements were made at Gregson Springs for a swimming match on St Patricks Day between William Pronger and Trubert Sharrock of Andsonda. Sharrock is well known locally. Jaeger recently arrived in Butte from the ice. The race will start at 5 o clock with a £100 side bet and gate receipts. The distance is 400 yards, 12 lengths of the Gregson pool.
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Gregson Springs
William Pronger
Trubert Sharrock
Andsonda
Jaeger
Butte
New York
Battery Park
Coney Daland
Patriel
Isiange
Gregean
Spokane Team Receiver First Choice For Extra Men
Spokane manager Joe Colin says De Butte Union association wound get first selection of surplus players for the Spokane squad this season. Colin has signed about 30 men and will likely trim to roughly half after the season opens. Union association eyes and Walnut of Roine will study Spokane’s young players as they prepare for the Northwestern circuit. In another item, Pennsylvania State College testling team defeated Yale in a rough tilt tonight.
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Spokane
Joe Colin
de Butte
Union Associaion
Tia Spokane
Colin
Wen
Northwestern
Union Anspilation
Susson
Mantger Walst
Rolie
Olympic star Rose breaks shot put record in surprise rise
Rose, coached by Al Leon, shed 23 pounds in six weeks and aims at 87 feet in the shot. Kirby of the Amateur Athletic Union predicts a world mark and selection for Stockholm, while coaches reassign spots on several U S Olympic hopefuls. Elimination trials for West Coast entrants set for May 18 at Stanford.
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Bon ‘Praeikeo
Ralph Tove
Gnatavus
P. Kirby
Amateur Athletic Union of Amoorica
Rose
Kirby
America
Stockholm
Amarttan
Sam Bella
Portland Nals
Widh Forest Smithwon
Theeg Angeles
al Leon
Olympic Club
Parise Coast
Stantud University
Missoula Defeats Butte Quintet In High School Tilt
Missoula high school team defeats Butte 48 to 2 at the university gymnasium in a spirited game. Preliminary girls’ match saw Missoula varsity beat the university team 2 to 0. full lineup included Prescott, Donnelly, Bourquin, Hester, Leyfford, and Crowley with Cummings scoring a point and Hester adding free throws.
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Missoula
Web
Butte High School
University Gymnasium
Focal High School
University Girls
Butus
Miasoula
Hutte
Prescott
Donnelly Cummings
Weeeeriisitaseeees
Coline
Bourgain
Crowley
Fiely
Pregcott
Ty Heater
Cummings
CG. Preventt
Colina
F Donnelly
Semimot
Ty Leyfford
Bourquin
Frea thraws—Hester
Lelford
Referac—Weldman
Black
Timer—Froial
Seorar—Anderwan
Dixon targets higher rung after bout with Johns
James Hurst, manager of Tommy Dixon of Kansas City, says Dixon has drawn a six round match with Tally Johns of Butte at 122 pounds. After this match Dixon plans a Pacific Coast trip to seek a bout with Abe Attell or Johnny Kilbane. Albany, N Y Feb 24 The latest plan to reopen the New York race fence calls for an executive investigating committee to devise a track friendly solution. The committee will meet with representatives of the Jockey Club, state agricultural department and racing associations.
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Kannag City
James Hurst
Tommy Dixon
Katsis City
Dixon
Tally Johns
Butte
Mratet
Butts
Maren
Pacis Coast
Abe Attell
Johnny Kilbane
Albany
N. TY
New York State
Jockay Club
Agronlaral
Atote Agricultural Department
Tierotorm Associations
Gallatin High School Defeats Home Team 20 to 14
In Big Timber on a February night Gallatin High School edged the local team 20 to 14 in a high school football game. It was the second victory for the Gallatin squad in recent away games. The report notes a tough sequence and late ball action as the teams battled.
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Spontal
Big Timber
Sort
Anish Swart Graes High School
Gallatin High School
Mt Bnexat
Agtivos Games
Atell Denies Robbery Charge After Kilbane Fight
Abe Attell, defeated featherweight champ, in Los Angeles on February 1 denies saying he was robbed by referee Eyton. He disputes claims about holding and says no hard feelings exist with Kilbane. Intercollegiate Amateur Athletic Association to decide track official matter at Franklin Field in Philadelphia.
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Los Angeles
Abe Atel
Silonmeht
Referes Eyton
Johnny Kilbane
Attell
Eyran
Kilbane
New York
Franklin Field
Philadelphia
Mayal
Sune i
Intercollegiata Amateur Athletic Association
America
James Ti. Sullivan
Amateur Athletic Association
Draw at Sydney ends in a mid bout draw
Timmy Qlahby of Wisconsin and Nave Smith of Australia fought a six round middleweight contest in Sydney. The match finished in a draw as both boxers showed tenacity and balance in the ring. Nearby results note a navy victory over Pennsylvania gymnastics 28 to 21. An unrelated market note discusses publishing practices and reader engagement.
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