Butte Gym Opens For Centerville Youths In Butte
Centerville Young Men's club takes over former compressor room at Mountain Con mine site to establish a public gym. John Gillie funds and guides creation with Miss Anna Sullivan helping. equipment includes hardwood floor handball court parallel bars rings mats and punching bags. annual dues 60 cents. initiates 25 50. Club plans exhibitions and fundraisers including a grand ball at Hibernia hall to add equipment and showers.
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Butte
Red
North Main Street
Mountain Cow
Centerville
John Gillie
Amalgamated Copper Company
Anna M. Sullivan
Gaelic League
M. SP. Kelly
John Sullivan
Michael Lynch
T. J. Harrington
John Knuckey
John Houlihan
Lynch
Harrington
Earl Gregory
Mountain Con
Gillie
Mattress Company
Mike Lynch
Walker & ' S
State Savings Nk
Hibernia Hall
Growing Interest in Montana State League Plans
Prospect of a Montana state league draws attention from Missoula Helena Great Falls Butte and other cities. Key boosters like Mulrooney Woody McCormick Farnsworth and Willis mobilize support while discussions focus on an indoor park in Helena and potential franchises in Billings Bozeman Livingston Dillon and Missoula.
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Montana
Butts
Esterdas
Thornton Hotel
Butte
Helena
Great Falls
Missoula
Bozeman
Billings
Livingston
Salt Lake
Boise
Sid Willis
Frank Woody
Dougal McCormick
Mulrooney
Garden City
Woody and McCormick
G. Farnsworth
Dillon
Farnsworth
Joan McIntosh
J. DD. Miles
Bute
Matt Barry
Penn Names Professional Coach for Baseball
Philadelphia February 28. Pennsylvania university hires Roy Phems a 1894 graduate and former National League player to lead baseball as a self supporting program. The move follows mixed results from earlier graduates serving as coaches including Daniel Coogan and Join Blakeley. The coach will begin indoor work and stay through the spring season.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania University
Roy Phem@s
Pittsburg
Arthur Irwin
Daniel
Coogan
Thomas
Cornell
Join Blakeley
Blakeley
Ould
Irish Marathon Hope Patrick White Anew in New York
New York reports Patrick White, a Dublin-born Irish marathoner from Richarda town, County Dublin, aged 26, weight 154 pounds and 5 feet 6 inches tall. A past amateur champion with fast mile times, he recently arrived in the United States aiming for a string of honors and prize money before returning home.
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New York
Patrick White
Richardatown
County Dublin
Ireland
Heath
White
Dublin
Hibernians
Belfast
Jones’ Road
Balbriggan
Murphy Diet for Athletes Promoted by Mike Murphy
Mike Murphy, renowned trainer of Olympic athletes, outlines a daily diet for workouts to achieve peak conditioning. Breakfast includes beef, eggs, potatoes, bread, milk, prunes, soup, and seasonal produce with light pudding. Supper offers cold meats or a small steak, a potato, Graham bread toast, fruit, and milk or tea.
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Mike Murphy
Murphy
London
Camp Rainsford Aid Buoyed by East Side Youths
The article profiles Camp Rainsford at Blackhall Conn on Long Island Sound run by St George’s parish Stuyvesant Square and St Mark’s School Southborough Mass. It notes two week outings for 30 plus boys, staff oversight, no sermons, and moral uplift via health sport and chores. Volunteers fund the camp with donations and a February 19 benefit by boys’ group supporters.
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East Side
New York
Camp Rainsford
Blackhall
Conn
Long Island Sound
Connecticut River
St. George's Church
Stuyvesant Square
St. Mark’s School
Southborough
Mass
Sound
St. Mark’s
St. George's Cureh
Rainsford
Battalion Club
Cause of Lung Shortage Explored in Satirical Round
An amusing essay from the New York Press jokes about human lung lobes. It claims men have five total lobes and women seven, attributing Eve's creation to Adam's left lung lobe and breath.
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New York
Eve
Adam
Astronomers call for aid to track newly found asteroids
Cambridge Massachusetts February 28 leaders of Harvard Observatory and Taunton astronomer urge cooperation to follow discoveries of minor planets. They criticize the Naval Observatory for halting asteroid tracking and warn that without computed ephemerides the asteroids risk being lost to astronomy and the public.
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Cambridge
Mass
Edward C. Pickering
Harvard Observatory
Joel H. Medcalf
Taunton
Medcalf
Naval Observatory
Washington
Pickering
Jupiter
Department of Astronomic Research
Germany
Radical changes in Tiger athletics at Princeton
Princeton University adopts sweeping reforms to its athletic structure. A three-member Graduate Advisory Board will supervise football for two years, shaping policy and plays with final say on all matters. H. Henry, W. Booth, and P. Wing lead the new policy committee, with H. L. Dowd coaching the freshman team and Prof. J. D. Fine resigning as athletic director effective June 1.
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Princeton
N. J
Graduate Advisory Board
Princeton University
The
Athletic Association
Howard Henry
Walter Mc Booth
Bummy’ Booth
Phil Wing
Siegling
H. L. Dowd
J. D. Fine
Princeton Preparatory School
Baseball A Clean Sport Facing Guarded Morals Crisis
The Chicago Tribune warns that while the diamond remains clean, management and owners show malice and trickery. If decency and fair play do not take hold quickly, professional baseball’s finish could be near.
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Chicago Tribune
Supreme Court of the United States
Missouri's Diamond Display in San Francisco Hotels
Col. J. H. Wentworth of Joplin Missouri draws attention in hotels as a possible Republican gubernatorial candidate. He wears diamond jewelry valued at about 15000 dollars wholesale, including two carat sparklers, neck piece, and watch fob, with waistcoat buttons, while stating he seeks retirement as a millionaire with little family ties.
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Los Angeles
San Francisco Chronicle
Col
J. H. Wentworth
Joplin
Wentworth
Better Runners in Ye Days of Yore
Henr y Messier lauds old-time pedestrians and contrasts six- day endurance feats with modern sprinters. He cites Cartwright Rowell Dorando and Corey, notes six-day races, and argues long-distance stamina favored by early competitors outstrips today’s champions.
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United States
Henry Messier
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Tan Bark
Len Hurst
New York City
Kurst
Tom Longboat
Dorandos
Johnny Hayes
Sidney Hatch
George Cartwright
England
Peter Hegalman
Peter Golden
New York
Tom Howarth
Philad Iphia
Gus Guerrero
John Hughes
John Hanralen
Boston
J. J. Engleman
South Bere, Inc
Dave Bennett
Canada
T Thaive
Hanrahan
Norman Taylor
Madison Square Garden
Taylor
Minneapolis
Chicago
Doranda
Albert Corey
Doruanda
Dorando
Corey
Honors for Football Star Wedding at Scottish Rite Cathedral
Miss Ward Daniels, now Mrs Walter M Rheinschild, wed in the Scottish Rite cathedral, a first for Masonry records in Los Angeles. Rheinschild and the bride’s father A J Daniels are Scottish Rite Masons, raising questions about cathedrals and Masonry rules. The dispensation required secrecy, but the vow was broken.
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Los Angeles
Ward Daniels
Walter M. Rheinschild
University of Michigan
Annals of
Masonry
Rheinschild
A. J. Daniels
Texas considers banning ringside betting at race tracks
Austin Tex Feb 28 The legislature faces a vote on a bill passed by the house to prohibit race betting at tracks. Tomorrow two reports on the measure will be presented as the issue is debated this week.
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Austin
Tex
Texas
House
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