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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jan 25, 1913

Page

8

Kelly's resourceful save in tight game against Daly

Boston report tells of Mike Kelly expertly feinting and pitching to Daly as Clarkson salvos become a near comeback. Umpire Powers rules two strikes as Clarkson hits to center and Kelly again retorts with a clever play to preserve the tie and send the team west.

Boston Mike Kelly Im Murnane New York Giants Washington Phil Powers Tom Daly John Clarkson Hest Gemma Sells Are Datrons Jelly Tey Ganzel Raime Kelly Clarkson Bia Daly Powers John Fnally Tela Hardie Rich Grason Charley Ghnzer West Marnene

Murphy Avests Move in Baseball Park Ownership

President Ken of the Chicago National League clubs announced today that he has purchased a half interest in the Philadelphia National League baseball park. The park is now jointly owned by Ken himself and PPAR of Cine Arts Philadelphia, with no further interests disclosed.

Ken Chicago Hate Phiadelphia Mimeelf PPAR Cinearts Philadead

Philadelphia club owners seek tainted fields deal

A fragmentary report notes a dispute over playing fields tied to a sale in Philadelphia. Mentions Mr Murphy and associates and a price around $400 as part of a retirement war referenced in club owner discussions.

Murphy Philadelphia Clay Willan Ti Locke Associates Philadephia Club

Wright and Frary Due for Third Season

Tuiph Frary and Wright, who umpired the last two seasons in the Union Association, can have their old jobs this season per league directors. The reappointment can be discussed at the league meeting Wednesday evening with President Mulroney favorable to the men. A Missoula wintering and a Northwestern league offer for Frary are noted. Georg Reed, Electrics manager last year, might have been elected president but faced opposition from Great Falls representatives.

Tuiph Frary Maste Wright Th Union Association Mulroney Fether Rary Missoula Northwestern League Ailtoney Hutte Missour Fiesona Grea Falls Tiwan Georg Reed The Electrics Ue Great Palle Great Falla

Hester Signs New Players To Strengthen Dynamos Team

Manager Hester signs outfielders Phil Goult and John Galena and pitcher Bill Baxter as he reshapes the Dynamos for the coming season. Dode Kneaves may fill shortstop, Faye returns at second, Caldwell covers first and second, with Toher possible at third. Training begins April 1 in Colorado Springs with practice games lined up against Teague in Denver.

Indiana Phil Goult John Galena Bill Baxter Goult Galena Melcore Clase Garden D. Faye Hester Arethur Caldwell Santa Barbara Trinidad Col Dode Kneaves Omaha Wit Tommy Toher Robert Gibson Reese Williams Rube Iilde Brand A. Kirmayer Baxter Cheyenne Col.orado Springs Denver Ue Teague

University Claims Bones of Comanche Horse Controversy

The University of Kansas disputes ownership of the historic war horse Comanche. Efforts to exhume and relocate the bones from Fort Lincoln near Weimarck, North Dakota, fuel a rivalry with Montana residents over the legendary animal linked to General Custer’s command. An upcoming inquiry and museum display plans spark debate on rightful custody and memorialization.

University of Kansas Comanche Mite Custer Hanes Fort Lincoln Wiemarck N D Hat Ki Lawrence Kan Faber Jn Keogh Port Lincoln Barger Natural History Department Kansan ‘University Montana Olsraatk

Resignation linked to Gary over steel pools dispute

In New York on January date, William E. Corey testified that Judge Elbert H. Gary knew of pools used to fix prices at United States Steel. Corey said Gary attended meetings and pressured pools, contradicting Gary’s earlier denial of knowledge. Corey cited Gary’s authority dispute with him ending his presidency in 1910 and questioned the Tennessee Coal and Iron deal as overpriced.

New York United States Steel Corporation Elbert H. Gary William E. Corey Corey Gary Supreme Authority Stanley Gorey Steel Corporation Severance Attornney Becaus Fenn W. Gates Othe Tennesee Coal and Tron Company Gates Tennessee Coal_and Iron company

Race card bills and boxing results from San Francisco event

The report lists six furlong and one mile races with horses such as Amelia, Pretty Dale, Native Son, and El Pato. It also covers a four round boxing tournament at the Olympic club where George Sampson of Los Angeles won coast featherweight title, defeating Frank Malone, with McAllister defeating Derbyshire in heavyweight vs lightweight matchups.

Amelia Pretty Dale Jolly Tar Thin G Mr. Lavender Lass Freewill Winnite Delena Quick ‘Trip Faneuil Hall Wadsworth Crex Compton Don Rick Mate Royal Tver Tit of Fortune Orbed Agatea Red Widow Quick Holabird Pitagerald Francine Mighand Chief Taltow Dip Pickaninny Tim Judge Sempronium Kootenay Seneca Pawhuski Fon Kla Thyson Trish Gentleman Jim Basey Wentworth Pampines Truly Tate Tate Gordon Tuscell Pan Zareta the Cinder el Pato Mary Emly Rosevale Lite Marchmont Maizie Girl Eve White San Francisco Paci Olympic Club George Samperson Los Angeles Frank Malone Robert McAllister Olympic Tube Tad Derbyshire Multnomah Portland Ore McAllister

Favorites Win In St Paul Bonspiel

The favorites dominated the St Paul bonspiel play with steady one sided scores while weather ran warm affecting curling. Dunbar and Mee k scores noted, with Mee k scoring a win over Dunbar by default as the St Paul rink faced opposition. Minneapolis Duluth events advance as teams compete for the International trophy and Loute Hin. Missoula high school basketball beat Helena 18 to 2 in a fast, decisive game. Simmy Clabby defeated Howard Daker in Milwaukee, claiming the decision amid a hand injury claim. Manchester Blankenship from Missoula to visit and discuss changes for the 16 CaP association. contracts sent to members ahead of the season.

St. Paul Minn McGregor Butte Dunbar Meek Minneapolis Ye Onmsidard Elena Jane M Missoula Theretenagh School Tanyard Manhatton Blankenship Missoula Bageda Mulroney Union Association Blank Hugh Campbell Trna Dilesoula

Country Life Talk by Good Teachers at Bozeman

A statewide country life convention in Bozeman featured Perry G. Holden and other state educators addressing enthusiastic crowds. Discussions covered rural education, farm organizations, and plans for legislative support, with reports from the horticultural society and a strong apple show drawing growing attendance.

Standard Bozeman Country Life Convention Perry G. Holden Alderman Oregon United 8 Oliver Wilson Nitta United States K. Grong Minnesota Ome Betheber-brown Farmer Institute Worfre Travee Grant Finch Sats Normal ‘College of Tillon Fuombwre Bogeman Alierman State Normal College Dillon M. Ja. Dean Horticultural Society

Gotch to Meet W inner of Zbyzko Lurich Title Bout

Missoula reports manager Jack Herman says Frank Gotch may face the winner of the Hbyszko and German champion George Lurich match to be held in Chicago February 18. Gotch’s aide Emil Klank confirms the promise. In chess, Jose Capablanca wins his fourth straight, leading the national tournament by defeating J H Morrison in 24 moves. McLean of Chicago sets amateur skating record, covering a half mile in 1 13 1 5.

Missoula Jack Herman Stanislaus Zbyazko Frank Gotch Hbyszko George Lurich Chicago Emil Klank Gotch Herman New York Jose Capabianca J. H. Morrison Marshall Janowski Jaffe Chajes Irenenwuetzel Whittaker Liebenstein Kuo- Chik Kine Stapfer Rubinstein Zapoleon Cleveland Robert McLean

Thorpe Questioned on Amateur Status by U S Officials

New York January reports allege charges against James J. Sullivan of the Amateur Athletic Union over Thorpe’s amateur standing. If upheld, the charges could strip Jim Thorpe of his Olympic pentathlon and decathlon titles and his American track crown. Witness Charles A. Claney cites a Winston-Salem baseBall connection from 1910 as supporting evidence.

New York Jamorpe James J. Sullivan Amtur Athletic Union Thorpe Stockholm Sweden Charles A. Claney Winston-Salem Baseball Carolina Association Claney Winstons Salem

Contractors Meet Regarding Carpenter Wages Change

A meeting of large building contractors last night discussed the raise in Putte carpenters pay from 8 to 37 a day to take effect March 1. They refused to disclose details, citing it as a private session and warned of contracting losses on current jobs and future estimates.

Marek

Richards Eli Ralph funeral to be held Sunday at 2 PM

The funeral for Eli Ralph Richards seven year old son of Mr and Mrs Eli Richards will be held Sunday at 2 PM from the family home 712 Hast Park street. The service will be conducted by Paul Adams.

Youllen Tomer Jeeta Te Toms Ventdances Genter Street Faradaleg Eevee Wits Avs Paul Adams

Houcher's Promises One Day Sale and Deputy Sheriff Hope

Local ad notes five salts for 15 dollars with a free pair of crougers today at Houchers 7 39 West Park Street. A case at the courthouse follows Chicken Holmes a lant negro who, after a sanity commission discharge, seeks appointment as deputy sheriff while previously petitioning Mayor Duncan for police work. Johnny Kilbane the featherweight champion is ill with blood poisoning and withdraws from the New York bout against Young Drigcol set for January 28.

Houcher's West’ Park St S Holmes Duncan Cleveland Ohio Johnny Kilbane Tuguist Drigcol New York

Is Praised for Returning J. D. Rockefeller's Gloves

Hackensack N J Jan 24 James Dating a young student hero found John D Rockefeller's gloves and sent them back by parcel post. He received a letter of thanks from Rockefeller praising his honesty and the decision to return the souvenir as a sign of good American character.

Hackensack N. J James Dating John D. Ind Cothes James Mythor Ty East Young America Som D. Rockefeller

Electric railway links planned to Puget Sound region

Portland reports three electric railway links will connect with Puget Sound cities this year at a cost of 2 million dollars. A Welsh, general manager, notes bans on construction and finance have been arranged and a 1000 horsepower hydraulic plant on the Kalama river will be developed as part of the project.

Portland Ore Puget Sound Washington Electro Railway Company A. Welsh Kalama River Welsh

Great Falls Loses In Local Club Basketball Game

Great Falls, Jan. 2. The Great Falls club basketball team played in the gymnasium of the 10 Jerre club but were defeated this evening by an unspecified score in a Tocals match.

Great Falls In Tocals

Suarez Results and Race Winners Summary

Suarez results cover multiple races with winners and placers. First race Gaith Ww wins with Galar second and Barbara Lane third. Second Palma wins followed by Lamberdha second and custonian third. Third J B Robinson wins with Mimorios second. Fourth General Marchmont takes first with G M Miller second and Yrir third. Fifth Lithe dane wins with Hazel cu second and Orbe Smile third. Sixth Loween wins with Dutch Rock second and Baleliff third.

Gaith Galar Barbara Lane Palma Lamber~ Dha Custonian Mimorios

American painter dies by own action in Palermo

A former San Francisco based American painter, now in Palermo, Italy, reportedly committed suicide yesterday. He carried a note about dying in Italy and his baggage indicated recent travels from Messina through Rome and Alexandria, suggesting a recent stay in those cities.

Palermo M. Pen San Francisco Italy Messina Rome Alexandria

Japanese Baker Sign Draws Laughs in Tokio

A humorous sign at a Tokyo bakery mocks language quirks with a noted resident, A Kariura, described as the biggest loafer in Tokio. The playful remark highlights cultural humor in a local business setting.

A. Kariura Tokio

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