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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1923
Page
6
A scrambled excerpt notes grapes and fruits crossing the country after saturation with inert gases, a library in an Indian king’s palace employing 100 Brahmins to move volumes and 1,000 dromedaries for transport, and the shift to the royal use of we by King John in 1189 followed by adoption by the German and French rulers.
International News Service notes in New York on January 3 that fanfare over top players masks inflated values. The piece cites Willie Kamm and Jimmy O'Connell as costly investments, compares past bloopers like Rube Marquard and Lefty Russell, and questions whether mega sums will pay off amid heavy scrutiny and media glare.
Stockholm, Jan 3. Only the United States and allied powers expressed willingness to allow athletes to compete in Gothenburg next summer. Germany and Austria declined invitations and neutral nations showed mixed responses. The United States remained open to participation without conditions, as discussions circled the future of the Olympic events and the feasibility of Paris 1934 hosting.
The article traces the origin of the pari mutuel betting system in Paris race courses where bettors drew horse names in paddocks, paid a winner pool, and funds moved through a taxed, centralized system. It notes the evolution to modern structures with offices on the boulevard, changes in dividend declarations, and official sanction by the French chamber of deputies.
Maryland racing saw about 349 million dollars wagered in 1932, per the Maryland racing commission annual report. Despite a drop from 1931, the total handle rose from 10 million to 12 million in revenue, with notable horse sale and betting figures cited.
Nineteen boxers died during 1922 from ring related causes. Most victims were untrained and unfit for gruelling contests. Calls arise for boxing commissions and pre bout physician exams to prevent such fatalities. One wrestler died, and several boxers including Eddie O Hara and Terry Turner suffered fatal injuries in accidents or fights.
In Deer Lodge on Tuesday evening the American Legion team lost their first tournament game to the C M St Py Fallway team. The brief report details the result of the initial bowling match as teams prepare for upcoming competition. Participants and standings are listed in the local coverage.
Secretary Sam Parker of the Y M C A coordinates an intercity bowling event between Butte and Anaconda for a silver cup. Games run Jan 11 12 13 with entry due Jan 9 and a $10 fee. Drawings for alleys precede play at 8 pm next Tuesday. matches start daily at 1 30 pm. Bleachers will be erected to accommodate expected crowds.
Mining district basketball quint limits loom as Butte Anaconda fans ask where the district title will be set. Coaches say a meeting may soon name the host city for the district tournament with four cities in contention including Bozeman Twin Bridges and Belgrade as others push their claims.
The Missoula Gas company once under receivership was sold to Garden City Gas Company for 51.00 at sheriff's sale. The property value is estimated near half a million dollars. Robert C. Cardell, ex-president of Billings Gas, becomes general manager and a principal stockholder. Other major investors include George Snell of Billings Henry BR Smith Jr of Bay City Michigan and James McGill of Valparaiso Indiana.
The Senate passed the McNary bill granting a two year extension for government reclamation project settlers to make deferred payments due in 1923 and 1924. Interest remains at four percent. The bill has not yet cleared the House. The dispatch notes 38 million Americans earn around 20 a week with dependents, and cites sea water area and depth figures.
A veteran umpire named Teague is praised for 31 years of strenuous service with remarks on honesty and efficiency. The piece recalls historic era umpires and notes Emslie's retirement perks and enduring dedication to the game.
Joe Boley, a top minor league prospect rated a major talent, prefers remaining in the minors over a big league jump. The Baltimore infielder, real name John Joseph Bolesky, batted .343 last season and has drawn hefty offers, including rumored talks of $100,000, but remains content with Orioles manager Jack Dunn and a steady salary.
Chicago boxing figure Dick Curley confirms Mike Dundee aims at Joe Lynch's crown. Dundee plans a $5000 deposit to secure a title bout, with statements suggesting strong interest from promoters and training camp chatter about the prize fight.
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