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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1916
Page
12
Misoula and Butte face off this afternoon in an Inter district boys basketball game on the Butte floor at 3 o'clock. The series was moved from Helena and a postponed previous date due to a derailment. Butte seeks a final home game in the season before district play.
The advertisement promotes Old Fashion beer as satisfying the most fastidious taste. It claims one bottle proves its popularity among discerning drinkers and invites readers to try a case to enjoy its flavor color and mildness.
Jane Westergaard wired from Madan to Broadway promoters about a handicap built to test his form for Monday's match at the Broadway theater. He has trained days in New York and plans to adjust before the big event. A crowd watched workouts as Londos looks to face Connolly in a private bout next month. Popular prices expected.
Great Falls Montana January 28 Robert L Blewett spent two hours seeking local backing for a Northwestern league franchise. A meeting led to plans to present the proposal to the Commercial club and Mercantile association at a joint session tomorrow morning. Blewett departs tomorrow afternoon amid strong expectations Great Falls will join the league.
Orleans La Jan 2 Fred Fulton won a referee s decision in a scheduled 20 round bout with porky Flynn at a local arena Fulton pressed the attack throughout though Flynn made a creditable showing He was knocked to his knees in the fourth round and dropped to his hands and knees in the twelfth Flynn was knocked to the top in the eighth both men recovered easily Fulton weighed 220 pounds Flynn 202 Jim Corey and Frank Moran challenged
Charles Benthrop won a $100 side bet from Raph Barbour at a private cuttings match held in the Crowley andhart gymnasium last evening. Renthrop threw Barbour in two quick falls, the first in 5 1 2 minutes and the second in 15 minutes. Jim Landos refereed.
In Syracuse on January 2 Jim Coffey of New York defeated Lou Bodie St Montana by knockout in the fifth round of an exhibition bout. Weigh-ins listed Bodie at 218 pounds and Coffey at 280. Another results note from Kansas City reports Jaupurh Saylor of Indianapolis won a decision over Stanley Yoakum of Denver in a lightweight bout with few clean blows. Yoakum showed late resilience.
Manhattan girls high school beat Three Forks 24 to 0 at home with D Smith as umpire and Melee as referee for the girls game while Roy Matter officiated the boys contest. Three Forks boys also played Manhattan in a separate game, finishing with a 2A score.
Fat Connolly and Joe Londos, the Greek strong man, agreed to a private match over a $200 stake. They later argued over superiority and a larger side bet of $1,000 was posted with a stake holder as friends moved to secure the wager.
Amateur Athletic union officers weigh if Senger Goulding of Toronto deserves special credit for equalling his indoor mile walking mark of 6 minutes 28 seconds under new International federation rules. The discussion centers on measurement margins and how the revised 12 inch inner-edge rule changes distance. Also touched are murmurs about Charles Murphy and the Chicago National League club sale affecting baseball leadership.
Dr McGregor of the Butte Curling Club takes the McDousall Cup from Barich of Anaconda in the finals on the Butte rink. Er Barker of Butte wins semi from Mathewson of Anaconda for the bankers cup and will face D McMillan in the finals.
Seward Alaska Jan 28 four men crossed the channel to Fire Island to aid marooned castaways and reached Anchorage after rowing in their dory through Cook Inlet. Fog forced them back Tuesday and they searched for the Onward crew signaling with beacon lights. No trace found. the crew possibly were rescued by a Cook Inlet boat. Names listed: Ole Jacobsen Thomas Kerwin Balmer and Wiel Apparatus for fish preservation noted.
A position argues submarines require strict adherence to international law to stop and search merchant ships and evacuate passengers before sinking them. It contends merchant vessels should carry no armament, fleets seek to protect civilians, and nations should avoid asserting technical rights that risk lives.
An advertisement extols a blood purifier claiming to cleanse and heal skin eruptions, rheumatism, contagious blood poison, and various disorders. It asserts that pure blood nourishes the body, removes taint, and yields smooth, clear skin, urging readers to purchase S. S. S. from drug stores and write for details.
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