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Advertises gents nickel and silver watches from 1.50 to 50.00 and gents gold filled watches from 8 900 to 50.00, noting wide price variety for buyers.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1903
Page
24
Advertises gents nickel and silver watches from 1.50 to 50.00 and gents gold filled watches from 8 900 to 50.00, noting wide price variety for buyers.
In a six furlong handicap at Oakland Byron Rose led from the start and held off Money Muss to win. Two horses fell in the hurdle handicap and riders escaped injury as Red Steel and Carrillo went down early. Poorlands beat Mike Rice in the hurdle event with Duke of York III third. Jockey F Kelly was reinstated. Fine weather and fast track accompanied a tight program with multiple races and times listed.
Special Dispatch notes entries for today's races at the San Francisco meet including Fairbury Tommy Knight Cousin Carrie Cascine Planet Annie Maurie Constellator Altrada Maggie Felix Leader Princess Titania Tower of Candles Bessie McCarthy Straggler Corrigan Sixtie Adua N. Bueolic Glendening.
Louis Long trains outside his club to spar harder for the looming bout with Clarence Forbes. Ed Smith warns sparring partners to protect themselves as several boxers were injured. Joe Angell and George Browne test Long with heavy rounds while Young McConnell serves as a punching bag. Clarence Forbes arrives Monday to join Coburn’s training quarters ahead of the February 20 contest. Jockey Johnnie Dugan prepares for his bout with Monte Attell in the preliminaries.
The Thorntons defeated the Non Compos Mentis four games to one at the Phoernton Illeys. Poor bowling by both sides, especially the Non Compos Mentis, led to a low score with a 214 total pins for one side.
Six races reported with winners Little Jack Horner Simeon Ahumada Boundlee and Amigari among victors. Times range from 1:03 for five furlongs to 2:00 4-5 for a mile and an eighth. Others include Light Hunt Dr Scharff Uranum Eliza Dillon Kuloma Allyar and Tioga securing places.
Weights and entries listed for Oakland races dated January 17. Each race details horses weights in selling stakes purses and noted entries including Dora L Plan et Boxwood Sleeping Child Constellator Dr Bernayos Lord Badge Corrigan etc. Track conditions listed as clear with a fast surface.
Grand total pins and All-Americans tallied with 224 095 opponents LOS 8 033 across six series won. Records show 405 games played with 352 wins and 53 losses for All-Americans. Notable scores include 3 085 as the highest five game total at Butte Montana and 707 as the top single game score among three-man teams. Multiple individual prizes and club honors listed in scattered notes.
The column recalls ring action with Al Weinig, Jack O'Brien, and others, mentions upcoming bouts and possible opponents, and shifts to baseball topics. It cites Keeler’s contract issue with the New York Americans and league suspicions, plus team management moves and pay disputes involving Hanlon and Farrell.
Philadelphia January 16 The injunction forbids National League president Harry Pulliam from ratifying the peace agreement at the Cincinnati meeting next week. The New York baseball club of the league obtained the restraining order atop the joint peace conference tensions.
Racing entries list six and a half furlongs to a mile and a half events with selling races for Frank Kenny Malster Aratoma Kiss Quick and others plus a Live Oak handicap and a purse events featuring Port Royal Criterion The Black Scott and St Tammany under heavy track conditions with rain.
Superintendent F C Campbell announced two more games for Fort Shaw Indian school in Great Falls. The Telena high school team will play Friday February 6 at Luther's hall, and the Missoula team will face the Fort Shaw girls on the 60th inst.
A 20 round glove contest between Dummy Rowan of Anaconda and Mike Rampke faced cancellation as authorities limited such events. Owner S Hefferlin opposed renting the Hefferlin opera house due to legal provisions though both fighters trained two weeks for a $250 side bout. Rampke previously fought Fitzsimmons in Bozeman and reportedly had a hand injury.
In a Tivoli theater sparring bout between Heaton the Colorado Kid and Guy Coalscott, both heavyweights battled violently with blood flowing. Referee Wilson awarded the win to Coalscott on a foul at the end of the fourth round, after Heaton struck Coalscott in the stomach while warding a punch.
San Francisco reports boxer Frank McConnell progressively regaining consciousness following a severe injury sustained in a match with Spider Welch last night. Doctors say full examination of his injuries awaits further stabilization.
Havre reports Eddie Croake received a telegram offering 250 dollars expense money and one way transport to Davenport Iowa to meet an unknown in the ring. He has several bouts in view including a match at Miles City and seeks arrangements to fight McCarthy of Butte under satisfactory terms.
Special Dispatch to the Standard from Billings reports Minnie Farrell, a Black woman convicted of larceny, was sentenced by Judge Loud to one year in the penitentiary. Sheriff Hubbard transported her to Deer Lodge, and an order was issued to restore to Hoo Gar the money found on her.
Coal and wood dealer C J Smith of Butte plans a trip today to Tonapah Nevada. The move suggests business travel or relocation, with Smith traveling from Montana to Nevada for unspecified purposes.
Philadelphia January 16 witnesses for coal mines told the strike commission that unions influence limited output and disciplined workers. Scranton Elk Hill and Erie firms described check weighman use, reduced dockage, and strikes over union card demands, with several collieries idle due to walkouts.
Engineer E O Larter and fireman W D Campbell were severely injured when a caboose on a switch protruded onto the main track as the train pulled out of Cut Bank yards. Both men were transported to Kalispell, with injuries expected to keep them bedridden for some time.
Jed Lodge reports Dr. Bibbee of this city was arrested Wednesday night and taken to Billings on a charge of obtaining money under false pretenses. He was released on a $100 cash bond to appear for trial next week.
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