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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1903
Page
14
The Standard prints an exclusive by renowned West Coast boxing manager "Biddy" Bishop. He details his approach to training a pugilist and offers insights into how to second a boxer, drawing on his extensive experience in the sport. Bishop is presented as a trusted, square figure in Northwest boxing circles.
The article outlines boxer training philosophy stressing trainer skill in reading temperament and tailoring work. It covers daily routines from 6 20 am dawn runs to rub downs, diet, rest, companionship, and monitoring signs of overtraining. It emphasizes variety, pacing, and adapting for short or long bouts with emphasis on discipline and mental focus.
An opinion piece argues Seattle businessmen should control baseball under merit and public interest, criticizing Dugdale’s management and Coast league moves. It cites tickets, crowd issues, and spending, noting Dugdale’s perceived losses and the arrival of players like Jay Andrews while warning of Pacific Coast league influence.
Special Dispatch to the Standard Havre January 24 an 20 round glow contest set for the Montana concert hall January 2s pitting Kid Lew of Havre against Kid Frederick of Seattle. The bout draws boxing fans as Lew is favored in his class with recent wins in Toledo Minneapolis St Paul and other cities.
Helena residents hear the North Dakota Editorial association and families plan an excursion to the Northwest and California arriving February 13. They will stay about 24 hours with possible reception and entertainment arranged by Helena's Business Men's association, pending director approval.
If you want the best value for your money in a piano or an organ, call on Orton Bros. at 219 N. Main Street, Butte for dependable service and selection.
A gambler known across leagues recites a London speech equating business to cards and urges helping the down and out. At Sheepshead Bay a bookmaker bet $1000 to a pin but mistook a needle for a pin, the horse winning by a head in a near fiasco.
Special Correspondence from Salt Lake City Jan 23 reports a stalled Clifford Irwin bout as Irwin rejects terms, Clifford seeks a match with other opponents, and promoter Thompson searches for a rival. Tom Jacobs from the East eyes a bout here, while Aurelio Herrera may be matched with Kid Oglesby on Feb 5.
Leo Baptiste, a St Louis heavyweight and half brother to a noted local fighter, issues a challenge to America’s heavyweights. Frank Robison secured Brown for the Cardinals and Bill Donovan struck out 11 in a San Francisco game, marking a coast record for the year. The 1908 Police Gag to Sporting Annual is forwarded to the Standard’s sporting editor. Sam C Austin did the piece. Al Selbech signed a two year contract with Tom Loftus in Washington. George Smith, last year’s New York second baseman, moved to the Boston National League club.
Jim Corbett, former heavyweight champion, has pestered James J. Jeffries for a rematch. Jeffries has promised a return bout but repeatedly avoids scheduling. Corbett trains six months to improve strength while critics note Jeffries favors exhibitions over a real title fight.
Sam Austin notes it appears Corbett is set for a rematch with Jim Jeffries as Jeffries new tour with Fitzsimmons could disrupt plans. A critic says the proposed May bout may be jeopardized by scheduling and external interference.
Widespread figure George Lawler known as the Irish Giant encounters local opposition as Zion city authorities deny his tavern license and ban him from boxing. The piece notes his past bouts with Gus Ruhlin and sparring with Bob Fitzsimmons, and mentions Mexican Pete’s volatile status with police and potential move to Seattle.
Mary Weber offers affordable skirts based on many years of experience at 426 Colorado Street. Her work emphasizes sensible prices and durable construction for everyday wear.
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