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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jan 01, 1910

Page

16

Rickard bids Salt Lake City to host Jeffries Johnson bout

Salt Lake City awaits a decision on hosting the Jeffries Johnson fight as G L Tex Rickard presses local officials and business leaders for a firm yes within 30 days. He touts Salt Lake’s promotional value and notes rail interests already plan special trains if the bout is staged here.

Salt Lake City Salt Lake G. L Tex) Rickard Jeffries-Johnson Rickard Tex O. K

Wolgast Balks On Teams Named

San Francisco December 31 fight promoter Sid Hester seeks a February match between Wolgast and Nelson. Hester offers Wolgast 3750 but Wolgast manager Tom Jones refuses. Nelson is willing, and a permit may be found. Jones reports offers from Hugh McIntosh to fight Britt Holz Anholz and an Australian lightweight in Sydney. Wolgast fights Memsic in Los Angeles January 7. Australia offer could be accepted if terms fail with Nelson.

San Francisco Sid Hester Wattiing Nelson Ad Wolgast Tom Jones Wolst Ester Wolgast Jones Nelson Hester Hugh McIntosh Jimmy Britt Boer” Anholz Thorn Sydney Memsic Los Angeles

Emeryville Race Day Delivers Sloppy Track Action

In Emeryville California today Raseign won the Elmire handicap amid a wet track. Five furlongs yielded Pride of Lismore over Babe MecNeally, then Billy arr led six furlongs with Ybor second. Elmira handicap winner Raleigh led seven furlongs as Turret and Jandy Elizabeth followed. Gossiper Tl won the Futurity course with Grace G. second and Birth third.

Oakland Cal Raseign Emeryville Lady Elizabeth Ieee Pride of Lismore Babe MecNeally Basel Billyarr Ybor St. Avon Stinling Delmas Mossback Raleigh Turret Jandy Elizabeth Wea- Ville Tricha Gossiper Tl Grace G Birth

Racing Results and Jockey Suspension Noted

Report covers a race card with Don Hamilton winning the first race over Virginia Lindsey and Convenient, time 1:14.1. Dr. Smoot wins the second with Lord Clinton second and Roland third, time 1:00.5. Third race winner is Full with Ocean second and Fireball third. fourth race noted as five furlongs with Hannibal. Jockey Hillling suspended three days for disobedience at the post.

Juarez Phew Hhilling Don Hamiton Virginia Lindsey Convenient Dr. Smoot Lord Clinton Roland Ocean Fireball

Race results from Isle track meet with multiple finishes

In the fifth race over five and a half furlongs Aunt Nancy won with Kyle second and St. Dunstan third timed at 1 08. The sixth race over one mile Arcourt led Wolferton into second and Light House third with a 1 46 2 65 clocking. Earlier Bey won with Bert Mont second and Myrtle Dixon third in the opening event.

Baseball brainteaser stumps Waldorf crowds in 1920s tale

New York dispatch recounts Bill Clymer manager of Columbus club posing a baseball riddle. With three runners on base and no outs a batter drives the ball to the fence and three runs score though the batter is put out at first. The right fielder and second baseman earn assists while the first baseman records a putout. There is no trick. it is a legitimate play.

New York Bill Clymer Columbus Clymer

First League Hockey Debuts in Butte City League

The Shamrocks face the Columbias in the inaugural city hockey league game at the new covered rink Sunday. Veterans Neil and Dr. Maillet headline the squads, with Dr. Pigot refereeing. Arthur Barry invites Anaconda to schedule matches, with teams practicing tonight at the Holland rink.

City Hockey Shamrocks Columbias Butte Neil Winnipeg Dr. Maillet Quebec Pigot Arthur Barry Anaconda Hockey Club Anaconda Barry Holland

Remembering Jack Johnson as a Coast Minstrel Figure

The recollection from Jack McCormick recalls Johnson courting promoters on the Pacific coast era in San Francisco. Johnson socialized at a resort with a piano and ragtime songs, jokingly described as a minstrel in spirit. The memory ends with a fond image of Johnson singing Take Me Back to Tennessee.

Jack Johnson Jack McCormick McCormick Marvin Hart Pacific Coast Hart San Francisco Jack Saye McCormick Tennessee

Weather Pulls Big Crowd for Jacksonville Race Day

In Jacksonville Dee crowds gathered at Moncrief Park for a racing card topped by Bat Masterson’s 1k-to-1 upset over Guy Pistier and Booger Red. The day featured six winners in the money across six races with results including Jubileee Juggings, Commediene, Dana H., Bat Masterson, Canning, and Campaigner. Tomorrow’s New Year handicap offers a $2000 purse over one mile.

Jacksonville Fla. Dee Moncrief Park Bat Munsterson Guy Pistier Booger Red Couture Brown ‘Tony Galien Lass Commediene Sandy Hill Harold Hall Dana H Harold, Jr Sister Phyllis Bat Masterson Guy Fisher Boozer Red Canning Tollbox Camel selling—Campaigner Spring Frog Molesey

Attendance High as Tampa Meet Sees Favorite Falls

The Tampa meet drew strong attendance and voluminous speculation with favorites defeated in many events but winners well backed. Jockeys Haines and Mountain faced riding restrictions for poor form. Race summaries note Juliette, Ava Tanguay, Morpheth, Pirate Diana, Stromeland, and Descomnets winning respective races with times from 1:05 to 1:46. Ladies’ hats offered at discounted prices by M. E. Hughes at 649 Tah Avenue.

Tampa Fla Dee Haines Jockey Mountain Juliette McAndrews Judge Dunden Ava Tanguay Sallie Savage Miss Elliott Morpheth Whim Bonnie Bee

Yale Coach Walter Camp Proposes Football Rule Changes

Walter Camp of Yale issued a year end statement proposing innovations to the football code. He suggests a 10 yard wide scrimmage space with two lines five yards from the ball, changes to downs distances, and removing the five yard restriction for a quarterback run. He also proposes not crossing the line of scrimmage on a forward pass.

New Haven Conn Walter Camp Yale

Curling Schedule Includes Leys Cup and Byrne Cup Plans

Curler festivities start at 1 p m with a Leys cup game. J A McMillan tournament to begin midweek with rink selections. Anaconda curlers invited to compete for the Byrne cup. Three rinks expected to go near week end.

J. A. McMillan Anaconda

Flynn Knocks Out Willis in Sixth Round Bout

In Los Angeles on December 31 Jim Flynn of Pueblo defeats Joe Willis of San Francisco by knockout in the sixth round of a scheduled ten round boxing match.

Los Angeles Jim Flynn Pueblo Joe Willis San Francisco

Silver Bow Club Celebrates Second Anniversary At New Building

The Silver Bow club marked its second anniversary in the new building with a grand reception, dance, and concert. The event drew a large, stylish crowd with women in jewels on the ballroom floor and a second floor tavern stage hosting vaudeville stunts by an orchestra. The program listed 18 dances and featured floral decorations and monogrammed covers as members gather for a Sunday meeting at 2 30 p m.

Silver Bow Club

Elks Celebrate New Year in Stag Party Frolic

The Bulte Elks held a New Year’s Eve event at their East Quarter Street hall with a stag party and lively frolic. Committees prepared extensively, and the crowd enjoyed eats, drinks, toasts, speeches, and entertaining surprises for members and guests alike.

Bulte Elks East Quarte Street Elks

Conference Still On No Decision Reached By Western Federation of Miners

The Western Federation of Miners conference in Butte and Great Falls remains in session with no publication issued this morning. The committee denies a report about plans to use men to switch in the Great Walls ward and names Bradley, Guelfi, Holland, Shovlin, and Austin as signatories.

Western Federation of Miners Butte Great Falls Inter Mountain Great Walls

Young Japanese Injured in Milwaukee Road Accident

FE F Parks, a young Japanese waiter in a Milwaukee rail yard at Two Lot Montana, slipped on a track before an approaching engine and was run over. His right leg was severed, left foot crushed, and he was moved to St James hospital in Butte in critical condition with little hope of recovery. He is about 20 years old and apparently has no known relatives here.

F. Parks Milwaukee Mont Butte St. James’ Hospital Park

Happy New Year Celebration at the California Hall 1910

A New Year celebration at the California music hall ushers 1910 in with a gong at midnight. Guests in darkness heard 12 strokes as “My Old Kentucky Home” played and a stage message appeared. The orchestra then played “Annie Laurie” and three singers on the upper balcony led the crowd in chorus.

California Music Hall Western Union Company Kentucky Annie Laurie The California

Missoula Jubilant New Year Celebrations in 1910 Start

Missoula welcomes 1910 with noisy woshing of wijettes bells and cannon. Auto parties fill streets despite little snow while watch meetings and Salvation Army event echo through town. The highlight is the fifth annual dance by the Ladies Auxiliary to the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen at Hilite hall led by committee including Mesdames Van Pelt Cummings Dickinson Deary Wilburn and Aylward.

Missoula Salvation Army Ladies’ Auxiliary Brotherhood of Hilite Hall Mesdames H. van Pelt J. G. Cummings G. F. Dickinson WN. Deary KH. Wilburn J. Aylward

Butte Welcomes New Year With Noise and Fireworks

Butte rang in the new year with whistles bells horns and explosions. A boys group lit red fire downtown and a nearby alarm drew the fire department which found no blaze. Churches held watch services as crowds filled the streets and cafes stayed busy.

Butte Wyoming Galena

Herbert Silverman Opens Open House Today

Herbert Silverman will keep open house from 1 to 4 o'clock in the afternoon at his apartments in the Hen nessy annex.

Herbert Silverman Hennessy Annex

Miners’ union coal yard sale bids invited

Bids will be received for the sale of the Miners' union coal yards and equipment. Union reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Bids close January 11 1910. Present all bids at Miners' union office. Dan Holland president Al McClellan secretary. Montana Independent Telephone adds switchboard for 490 phones. over 200 instruments on file. cost about 5000. Ready to operate in about 10 days.

Miners’ Union Dan Holland AL M’clellan Butte Montana Independent Telephone Company

Annual Meeting of Shortridge Memorial Church Elects Officers

At the Shortridge Memorial Christian church the annual meeting and election of officers for the year were held during water night services. Elders chosen were Walter M. Jordan W. T. Groom Samuel Pipes and Lee Hayes. Deacons A Evans Eugene Trask W S Graves W S Byron Frank T Arnot T J Searcy Kt J Bowen and Byron Kerr. Deaconesses named were Mrs A P Stone Mrs G H Peary and Mrs W F Tucker. Byron Kerr and Lee Hayes elected trustees. The program featured recitations and music plus a supper by the Ladies Aid. Judith Bracking read Tennyson and two verses of Bless Be the Tie That Binds were sung as the year began.

Shortridge Memorial Christian Church Walter M. Jordan W. T. Groom Samuel Pipes Lee Hayes A. ©. Evans Eugene Trask W. S. Graves Byron Frank T. Arnott J. H. Searcy

National Anti-Trust League Launches Boycott Plan

Washington plans for a national boycott of price increasing combinations were laid tonight as the National Anti-Trust league was launched Congress members show interest and state organizations may form. Members would halt supplies of articles above a set level to push prices down, a tactic once used in Germany to break a high coffee price combine.

Washington Bec. 3 Congress League Germany

Inhuman Acts in City Jail Revealed in Hearing

Testimony before a council committee details cruelty at the Atlanta city prison. Guard Heredel Ivy says Mose Johnson was whipped after illness and died a week later. Ruby Gaither, a white inmate, chained to a wall and left unconscious. Ivy claims white women fed scraps and eggs misused by official Collier.

Atlanta Council Heredel Ivy Mose Johnson Vining Ruby Gaither Bie Ivy

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Ely Nev Frisco Tim Sullivan Jeffries Johnson Nevada Wolgast Balking M. £. Hughes Tah Avenue Nevin Jack Quinn Elks’ Lodge Curling Willis P. Deloughery Dawe J. E. Bradley Joe Guelfi Dan Shovlin Charles Austin Annual Meeting OF Christian Church Elgin G. M. Wheeler Breguet Elgin National Watch Company Ilinois Japan Continental Oil Company Incorporated North Main St Butte, Mont Broadway George M Moyal Boston Herald Yankee Prince Harry Cascarets Als Druggists Bond Stuart
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