27 Feb 1910
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1910
Page
1
In Butte a new city basketball league gains popularity amid rough play and debate over its style. Local organizers anticipate a strong season while anticipate injuries and spectator interest. Upcoming games include the Miners versus scholastics and Flyer's versus Centerville Athletic Club.
Promotional notice touts Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a remedy for dyspepsia headaches biliousness constipation and heartburn. It claims rapid improvement after meals and urges immediate use, citing cures in stomach liver kidney and bowel disorders and in malaria fevers.
The Winchester Rifle Club fell to the rival team by a narrow margin in a gripping contest at Warren. Washington telegraphed results showed a dramatic victory for the rival squad, while local observers praised the winner as among America’s best. Despite this, the Winchester squad remains hopeful for a rematch against Warren and Bologna, eyeing a potential revival of the title bid.
The piece recalls a four year old race and discusses hopes for another renewal. It mentions figures linked to boxing and football, including managers and athletes from various clubs, along with a reference to a heavyweight boxing bout and a Michigan show event.
Four clubs share top spot after five wins and one loss each in the Fire Club League. Notable teams include Warren Kilewad Revolver of Wirret Pa and Myles Standish Title Club of pane, with several matches remaining in the season.
Ambitious talk centers on Salt Lake as the likely site for a major boxing championship. Negotiations report Salt Lake officials pressing for the bout while others plan withdrawals to influence the decision. Tex Rickard and Nelson Jeason figures appear, with a conference described as unsettled and aims to stage the fight if San Francisco fails to act.
A discussion of Nelson's stamina and jaw strength in the match with Walgast highlights his 13 year reputation. Critics note his past storms, durability, and the crowding media attention as he battles to prove himself against a tough lineup and famed rivals.
American students dominated at a meet in Tape Town, sweeping hammer throw and anchor mile events. The article notes standout performances by Ivey and Patterson, with Punchinello and others placing in various races as references to the week’s sports section.
The renowned mare Irish Alice sold to Weihua Untbronk of Helen for $1,000. Propped by lineage from King Amos and Prodigal, she won in matines heats and a notable race by a nose. Trainer Holbrook plans further training as owner McGowan expresses confidence in her future racing potential.
The American League in Chicago passed resolutions against syndicate baseball, prohibiting one person from owning stock in more than one club to protect the game. The National League backed the stance, though the exact wording allowed a stockholder in one club to hold stock in another, signaling a cautious stance on cross-ownership.
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