High School Girls Picked Teams to Play Friday
The two picked girls basketball teams from the city high school will meet Friday at the auditorium in a eagerly awaited game. Miss Busbee coaches the squad with players from freshmen sophomores and juniors. Lineups include Ona Proebster Vera Ledmedge Jessie Hickox Lulu Sinsel Helena Martin Lena Brown and Madge Bray with Flore Patternson as center and Miss Price as manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Busbee
Ona Proebster
Vera Ledmedge
Jessie Hickox
Ose Lulu Sinsel
sHelena Martin
eseessFlore Patternson
Miss Price
Butte Business College
Dillon
Miss Hanson
W. J. Adams
Butte
Spokane
Seattle
Salt Lake
Ogden
Races at Oakland Highlighted by Tower of Candles Victory
San Francisco reports results from Oakland with four favorites winning. Tower of Candles led a drive from Sir Hampton in six furlongs 1 13. Water Cure won the mile and a sixteenth. Wyoming captured the last race by a head over Commissioner Forster. Bullman O’Connor and Jackson rode two winners each.
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San Francisco
Oakland
Tower of Candles
Sir Hampton
Water Cure
Edserdo
Joster
Wyoming
Commissioner Forster
Bullman
O'Connor
Jackson
Afghan
Onyx
Marshalle
Thaddeus
Orfeo
Semenos
Seling
Hollick
Edgardo
Josie G
Sly
Fretter
May W
Ishtar
Crescent City racing results from New Orleans meet
In the January New Orleans meet summaries Leenju won the first race over Map e and Hop Scotch, time 1 41 3. Lingo took the six and a half furlongs, Missile second and Brewer Schort third in 1 21 4. Falela won the steeplechase handicap with Colonel R. and Harvey placing. Reseca won the one and one sixteenth mile handicap with Death second and Silver Coin third in 1 48. Maggie Davis captured the five and a half furlongs, Pigeon Post second and Semicolon third in 1 06. Judge Steadman won the one and three eighth miles with Adnetus second and Major Mansir third in 2 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Crescent City
Leenju
Map'e
Hop Scotch
Lingo
Missile
Brewer Schort
Falela
Colonel R
Harvey
Reseca
Death
Silver Coin
Maggie Davis
Pigeon Post
Judge Steadman
Adnetus
Major Mansir
Oakland and Crescent City Tracks Race Entries Listed
The card shows entries for Oakland and Crescent City on Thursday Jan 16 and Friday Jan 1 with multiple races. Notable horses include Bagdad Invictus Our Pride Mon tana Peeress Discov ery Cathellc Torils Bendara and Puss in Boots Imp. in Oakland.
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Oakland
Crescent City
seiling—Rasp
Bagdad
Invictus
Marineuse
Einstein
Derlene
Goldfinder
Go Out
Carrier
Nilgar
Ural
Quibo
Novia
Selling
Our Pride
John Peters
John H. Carr
Bassento
Montana Peeress
Malaspina
Discovery
Brush to Spalding a caustic reply to letter
John T. Brush accuses A G Spalding of misrepresenting league policy and claims the trust scheme was nipped in July by Frank Robison and himself. He argues Spalding offered no details of his reforms and faults his presidency for inaction while warning of a looming factional split.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Brush
A. G. Spalding
Mr. Brush
Spalding
National League
Frank Robison
Mr. Hart
League
Robison
Indianapolis
Washington
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Boston
New York
St. Louis
Spalding Proposes Retirement From Baseball Era
Spalding the enjoined president of the National Baseball League offers to retire permanently from baseball and its controversies. He conditions his exit on Andrew Freedman Frank Robison and John Brush also retiring from the game to ease league affairs and reduce vexations. Brush had suggested Spalding retire to help the league adjust its own affairs, and Spalding replies in blunt terms outlining the potential benefits of his withdrawal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. Boalding
National Baseball League
Andrew Freedman
New York
Frank DL. Robison
St. Louis
John ‘J. Brush
Indianapolis
Spalding
Brush
Four Fighters Set for Bold Comeback in Rival Showdowns
Four boxers race to regain prestige after defeats. Sharkey and Maher clash in Philadelphia January 17 with high stakes for both, as a Maher loss ends a career arc and a Sharkey loss jeopardizes a title shot. McGovern Sullivan and Young Corbett targets fuel both camps in Louisville and Denver.
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Sharkey
Maher
Philadelphia
Jeffries
Thea McGovern
Sullivan
Young Corbett
Louisville
Washington
Denverite
McGovern
Corbett
Roosevelt Chides Carlisle Eleven At White House
President Roosevelt, speaking on current athletics, ribs the Carlisle Indian football team for last season's poor showing. Colonel Pratt, Carlisle Superintendent, waits to see the president and clarifies he seeks practical education, not higher education for Indians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Carlisle
Pratt
White House
President questions Indian higher education and football team
The president remarks about higher education of Indians and asks if their football team will graduate this year, prompting the colonel to understand with a smile. The exchange reflects tensions around education and athletics in a colonial context.
Baseball War in OmahaSplits over Rourke and Leagues
The war between the American Association and Western League centers on Omaha as President Hickey fights to secure Rourke and control of the franchise. Talks of a Louisville entry and bids for market expansion highlight the clash of leagues, with ownership disputes and lease rumors shaping the battle lines.
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American Association
Omaha
Hickey
William Rourke
Milwaukee Sentinel
Association
Magnetes
Whitfield
Western League
Milwaukee American League
Kansas City
Chicago
Milwaukee Park
West
Gross
Milwaukee
American League
Tulickey
Randle
Rourke
Alverman Havener
Corcoran
Buell
Bandle
Louisville
Larry Iatto
Kentucky
Middle West
Yale athletic unions face year deficit report
The Yale financial union reports a deficit of 1,873 dollars for the past year. Expenditures totaled 47,618 dollars across football 21,807 baseball 11,079 boat club 13,013 athletic 4,217 and Yale field maintenance 817.40. Receipts were 43 MT for football 14,253 for baseball boat 6.% and 1,609 for athletic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yale Financial Union
Football Association
Baseball Association
Boat Club
Athletic Association
Yale
Wrangle Over Referee Tangles Kennedy Deal
The scene centers on a dispute over refereeing in a bout involving Siler. Both contenders are friendly to Siler and neither has lost a decision to the Chicago referee. A coastal Kennedy deal and Fitz signing may provoke a lengthy wrangle that could challenge Siler or any out of California man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siler
Chicago
California
Kennedy
Fitz
Champion Pool King to Exhibit at Silver Bow Club
W. W. King of Chicago, who claims the world record for a continuous pool run, will appear for an exhibition before the Silver Bow club. King reportedly made 30 balls in a single run in 1899 and says the feat has never been equaled. He recently defeated a rival in Great Falls and plans to tour the western states challenging all comers.
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W. W. Leing
Chicago
Silver Bow Club
Mr. King
New York Eyes Coaching Events for 1904 Cyrpian Games
James H. Hyde of the Coaching club plans New York participation in Chicago 1904 Cyrpian Games. He has spoken to prominent New Yorkers to send the best horses and whips and arrange coaching competitions including a 10 mile road race and driving through obstacles. Baron de Coubertin and H. G. Farber Jr. are friends supporting the effort.
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Chicago
New York City
James H. Hyde
Hyde
New York
Baron Pierre de Coubertin
Paris
H. G. Farber, Jr
Chiaro
Furber
Mr. Hyde
Trotting Rules Revisions Considered by Major Associations
A representative committee from the National Trotting Association the American Trotting Association and the American Trotting Register met in New York to study rule changes. It recommended that matinee records not count against horses and outlined speed trial rules excluding public betting and entry fees. The panel favored shortening one mile track distances while not endorsing shortening for half mile tracks.
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National Trotting Association
American Trotting Association
American Trotting Register Association
New York
New York Boxing Bill Aims to Legalize Ring Fights
Emmanuel M. Friend leads a legislative push to legalize boxing in New York this winter. The plan limits clubs by city population, permits two Greater New York clubs, and restricts bouts to 20 rounds with medical clearance required.
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Emmanuel M. Friend
New York
Friend
Assembly
Senate
Noted athlete Kraenglein plans dentistry career in London
Aiving Kraenglein, once a famed red and blue star, has returned to Milwaukee from the East and announces he will never enter athletics again. He says he will devote his life to dentistry and intends to travel to London next year to establish a practice.
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Kraenglein
Milwaukee
New York
Philadelphia
London
England
Metropolitan Shooting Club Plans Major Revolver Match
At the annual meeting in New York plans were finalized for a national revolver championship event. A subscription match open to all entrants will start February 3 with two shots at 20 yards per target, unlimited targets, and the best four of five shots counting toward the final score.
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Metropolitan Shooting Club
New York
United States
George Dawson Versus Fitz Sparks Another Fight Looms
The text hints at a forthcoming contest between Dawson and Fitz with Dawson likely following Fitz in a rematch context. It notes Fitz's friendly stance toward the easterner and his repeated claim of being duped, shaping his fighting attitude when meeting Jeffries. A longer discussion is implied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Dawson
Fitz
Jeffries
Medal Donation Triggers Belt Red and Gun Club Match
Matt Richardson holder of the close A medal and William Landers holder of the class KB medal donated their honors to the Belt Red and Gun club. On Sunday members of the two classes shot the first match of the series for the medals. Under club rules a member must win a medal three times.
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Matt Richardson
William Landers
Belt Red and Gun Club
Local Baseball Scoring and Belt Amateur Club Formed
Scores from last Sunday's shoot show Joe Landers wins Class A with 24 and Jim Cooper wins Class B with 20. Times office hosts a baseball committee to draft resolutions for a Belt amateur club, with stock to fund expenses and matches against northern Montana teams.
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Richardson
Ike Morris
William Landers
L. Landers
Joe Landers
Laulaby
Kinney
Gonsier
Rode
Glasscock K. Cooper
Patterson
Morrow
Spogun
Jim Cooper
Lovers of Baseball
Times Office
O. W. Hay
George Merkle
Barney McGuire
Lew Clergy
R. H. Bemis
J. K. Castner
Combine
Montana
Beit
Western league to meet in Denver after Feb 15
Kansas City Jan 15 The Western league adjourned after routine business and will meet in Denver on or after Feb 15 to complete the circuit and arrange a schedule. The season will run five months and all players will be signed for that period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Denver
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