Conference meet promises tight battles at Chicago
Northwest teams led by Stanford, Illinois, Wisconsin, and Chicago prep for a hard fought conference meet in Chicago Saturday. Analysts expect Merriam and Huff to excel in sprints while Nalwick, Fifield, and Steffen push in hurdles and Chicago’s Merriam eyes a strong 220 yard dash showing.
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Big college track event full of standout entries
Hinman of Sinais and Eaecht of Indiana lead the field in the fair ability meet. Forman of Dlinals confronts strong rivals while Wagoner of Ames and Wisconsin crew seek scoring positions. Jacobs of Chicago likely wins pole vault with 12 feet, Illinois Jones close behind. A crowded group eyes 10 feet in the high bar as the bus event looms.
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Stafford trains coast horses for Montana meet
From Oakland the coast horsemen bring a strong string to Butte with A J Stafford at the helm. Notables include Columbia Girl and Columbia Match, plus the stables of Larry Stover and A G Goorwin. Alvin Jones wires of a carload from New Orleans while prices for three mares woo bids. Stafford praises Gemmell and Roschen in discussion of potential races and predicts Columbia Girl and Sidney Fa will contend for feature prizes.
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American Smelting declares dividends in New York
The American Smelting and Refining Company announced quarterly dividends of 1 percent on common stock and 1 1/2 percent on preferred stock in New York, with no change from the previous quarter.
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The Horse That Drew the Load
A moving van with a Percheron and two weaker horses illustrates ad efficiency. The piece argues advertisers should test each newspaper month by month, to ensure funds go to productive papers. It compares pulling power to a horse team and urges choosing stronger sheets with measurable returns.
Hundred-1 Shot Wins Derby in London Turf Classic
Signorinetta, a 100 to 1 outsider owned by H. Gintetrelli, defeats rivals including Peymor and Lilangwa to win the Derby at Epso n Dow. Royal spectators and Americans led by August Belmont and W J Vanderbilt witnessed the historic upset as Beasick II and Octagon Nineveh headed the prior betting.
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Tigite Matinee Club Meets in Stevens Ings
The weekly meeting of the Tigite Matinee club adjourned with no decisive action taken. Attendance rose as new members are reportedly being added, while the meeting hinged on the track conditions and Worthar’s status. Washington Winn won a coast to coast race for Beattie and Latin at the University.
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Washington Earns Flat Mile Victory Over California
In a race on Lake Washington Bye lengths 1 minutes 20 seconds, California used a fast start and led at the flat mile mark. Washington, taking a steady approach, gradually overtook California and won the procession. Washington then rowed to Ita boathouse.
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Ita Boathouse
Gordon Seeks Another Match With Conqueror
Reports from Goldfield say Larry Gordon the Suite fighter lost a hat in the thirty seventh round to Rube Smith after a return watch with his Denver rival. Gordon, hungry for a rematch, claims misfortune and spectator excitement ran high as Smith stunned the crowd. promoters anticipate another bout in the near future.
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Butte football player walks home from Muir to Butte
Rhein, a former Butte high school football athlete now studying medicine at Northwestern, arrived in Butte at 1 p.m. yesterday after a foot journey from Muir to Bozeman and then by a circuit train to Gallatin County, enduring a 20 mile trek with several companions. He described the trek as a remarkable and smile filled experience.
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McFarland to meet Fred Welch on coast
Chicago reports Packy McFarland will meet Freddie Welch in San Francisco before the Athletic Club for a $5000 purse. Welch has risen as coast favorite after defeating Brock, while McFarland’s recent win over Jimmie Tritt excites fans for a major box showdown.
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Joe Thomas Challenges Winner of Big Battle
Milwaukee, June Ion Thomyd who was twice defeated by Stanley Kretehel arrived here today and immediately challenged the winner of the fight. Thomee picks Ietehel 19 Win, as he says he is too tan and good for Ranke. doe will resue his dell from the flagside before the battle. Ketchel said that while he had no det anits Wions in the event of victory, he would go to New York and try to cure a mate with Willie Lewis, who fighty there June provided that the New York man won.
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Leading promoters seek to sign Packy McFarland in Milwaukee
Milwaukee June 3 Packy McFarland, now under manager Harry Gilmore, attracts offers from major promoters and coast clubs seeking battles with high profile fighters such as Gans and Nelson. Gilmore aims for a Welch bout with Fred Welch while labor day plans for a Gans match are floated. Rudy Ivholz is dismissed as a drawing card.
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Butte Plans Holiday Backed By Whole Community
Butte backs a proposed four day holiday to support the Malle ball team amid store closings and a planned afternoon game. Tacoma Tigers may travel by Spokane and Great Northern to play in Butte if routes reopen after floods. delay affects trains carrying Emma Goldman and local players. Meanwhile Raisefall leaguers may host Butte Independents with Dillon and Anaconda schedules uncertain as weather disrupts travel and games.
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Dr Roller Resting Before Gotch Contests
Pacific coast heavyweight Newman visits his mother for two weeks to rest before the July 1 world championship match with Gotch in Beattie. Other notes cover Frank Chance and Nick Altrock, Joss, Magee, Coakley, Tigers, Cardinals infield, and various baseball updates.
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