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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1909
Page
2
Readable notes describe an exhibition hockey match between Rutte and Mise roula teams at Holland rink scheduled for tomorrow at 11. The piece explains puck, sticks, goals, and basic rules. It compares hockey speed to football and outlines penalties, team positions, and officiating details.
A fragmented OCR snippet shows names like Mrs Gadd, Pigot, Stanton, Malttett, Fleming, Teaver, Millen, Fries, Hutte, Latrwuii, and Fisher. No clear event or outcome is provided, leaving authentication of players or match details impossible from the readable text.
Results on tracks show Oakland based Pacers winning a feature race as the meeting produced many sloppy, unclear efforts. Front and other runners faced rough conditions with several favorites capitulating, while Harlow and Pine delivered notable performances in mid-card events.
A fragmented notice reports Hart and Schreck signing for a Kentucky charity event. The text mentions Marvin Hart and references local preparations and handicaps affecting practice ahead of an initial game. Names and details are garbled, but the item centers on charity involvement and scheduling.
San Francia January 15 A dispute over Miller's stance at the track leads to a 2 UK fine and potential suspension. Officials signal possible action under racing rules, with Miller cited for not adhering to the judges order and ongoing debate about penalties.
A rough but spirited first game of the season in Missoula featured Collette and the Wa Iau University of Helena contenders. The event showcased early talent from several squads including Marner Rishon and other local colleges as fans anticipate stronger showings next week.
A fragmentary note lists Montana Five planning games against Washington State and other Northwest colleges including Whitman and the University of Montana. The text references schedule planning by a manager and mentions season strength comparisons and a possible rearranged grid.
Idaho aims to boost strength for a tougher battle after the Was. C. five loss in Moscow. Pat Crane returns to college life and will rejoin the lineup. The Hot Springs authorites discuss Papke and Ketchel talks for future fights, while plans swirl for a 10-1 bout and possible opponents in Milwaukee and San Francisco.
New York January 15 Leach Cross and Young Otto are set for a six round bout at Fairmount Cut on January 2? with 118 pounds at forelock. Managers had been at odds over purses and appearances, but talks revived as both sides showed willingness to fight. Cross had previously faced defeats and held firm on terms before final agreement.
Sam Berger, Papke manager, doubts any Papke Flynn bout will occur after dispatches from Hot Springs. Berger says no such match is secured and notes Papke may rest while Flynn’s status remains unclear.
The report from Los Angeles notes manager Teron Tang Ine at the Jeffries Athletic Club arranging a forfeit involving Montana Kid Rhean and McFarland tied to a signatti. Gilmore and Ruma Ag tr signing the vet ictem appear. Outcome hinges on agreed time and weight with possible further action posted in New York.
Reporter notes a coast wide interest in a professional marathon on February 1 at Hitecrestion Ball Park with entries from Connolly Ber, So Wing, and Irish runners contending against top coast athletes. The event previews strong entrants and potential performances as athletes prep for the 20 mile plus race. Also updated is National League umpire slate for 1907 season with Pruby leading a crew including Orpay Emalie Kiem Shine Higier ruby Cusick Pruby, highlighting umpiring assignments across leagues.
Sporting editors assess high school and local team prospects as the season grows. Northwest competition heats up with Kruger and Attell discussed for upcoming fixtures while Anaconda's Copper City squad battles the Electrics in a pivotal matchup. Absent major changes, the column foresees a close, engaging indoor season with rising talent and potential city-wide support.
Packy Fathands of Chicago and Dick Hyland of San Francisco clash in a fast paced boxing bout. McFarland uses clever style while Hyland shows power, landing cleaner blows in late rounds though Hyland slips at one point. Referee Charles Hyton officiates as Hyland defends against McFarland’s long range and close quarters fighting.
Butte businessmen discuss debt relief and a stock company to salvage baseball and football programs. Jensen resigns as president, Leroy Daly named vice president, and Stewe Wan becomes football manager. Plans include selling season tickets to fund operations and possibly building a new field near the city.
San Francisco reports Charlea J. Lereart wired an offer to meet Lew Powell. Welsh seeks a San Francisco break and a favorable contract with terms including a longer bout plan. Lereart doubts Johnny Murphy and Young Peter Jackson demand guarantees, while Langford, Mustain, and other fighters are discussed.
New York January 15 the Eastern League announces managers for teams. Koch tater club and Buffalo juggle leadership, Jimmy Casey returns at Mans forge Smith stays, McCann to Jersey High, Joe Bean injury notes, Jack Dunn salary dispute with Boston Club. Columbia fencing captaincy and plans for meets with Yale Harvard Penn Cornell Annapolis included.
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