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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1911
Page
1
The article lauds Amos Rusie as the speediest pitcher in baseball history, comparing his fast, curved delivery to earlier greats and noting how hitters faced his thunderball with fear. It recounts his power, throwing style, and impact on the game, highlighting his place among legendary players.
Fragmented ad style copy argues that old sores stem from impure blood and that purifying the blood through internal tonics will heal the sores. It claims surgical removal fails and that the remedy acts via the stomach to cleanse circulation and nourish tissue.
American-born riders lead in France with ONeill atop the jockeys list, riding for Vanderbilt's stable and posting dozens of mounts. Notable figures include G. Storn and Adie, while Childe wins the Grand Prix de Paris aboard One. Names such as Baron MM and Borhsent are also highlighted in this broad European circuit report.
Boxing plans circulate for a January to February title fight with Packey McFarland of Chicago and Freddie Welch of Candor Wales, promoters undecided as of tonight. McFarland says he notified promoters he would not fight until conditions are set. Race results from Osland feature No Quarter winning the fourth race at Emeryville with Raleigh and Sugar Maid among top finishers.
Fragmented text shows scattered sports results with many garbled names and phrases. The readable bits reference teams or individuals such as Auntie Turri and Givarkio and mention placements like First, Third, and a tally around thirty. Overall, the passage is a damaged game summary with no coherent event.
A crowded afternoon card featured Moncrief Tatig and a heavy back wing, with Lakeland selling for 31800 captured by Weerle Daniel. Results span races from five furlongs to a mile, listing winners and payouts, with times around 1 16 and 1 04, and notable finishes including May Amelia, Spindin, and My Gul among others.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions Jones O G and Wanens City, a 4 A item, and an unclear event or inquiry. Text is largely unreadable with scattered names and dates, providing minimal verifiable facts for a compact card.
The Ravky WMoanland Alfie club defeated Tacoma Rifle and Mevaiver in a close match as five top scorers contributed, with last season’s pace improving. Captain Crawford remains the focal point as the team plans extra practice before next Wednesday, aiming to raise their score by 20 points.
A cryptic note discusses a promising offspring and wintering plans in California. It mentions a division of duties, a port location, and an index related to tile draft or surveying, with several unclear phrases and names embedded.
Fragmentary OCR item notes unclear names and actions. Readable bits mention government officials and a planned action. No clear events, dates, or entities to confirm.
A high speed crash near an Oakland hillside left Atlas Ty Gath and Thonkow the bookkeeper dead and Serippe the chauffeur gravely injured. The incident occurred on a grade above Hadly with a train of damaged vehicles and unclear official details.
The text appears garbled, mentioning Linuiton Teaal, Palestine, and Florence with unclear references to a race or event. Names and places are not coherent, making it impossible to identify a specific person, team, date, or outcome from the readable fragments.
The Chauffeurs Union of Burla elected officers including Jordan as president and Terri Riley as vice president with others named for the executive committee. Details of the organization and initiation fees were discussed, with reports of attendance and plans for future meetings and dues.
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