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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1902
Page
10
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Thornton defeats Transits 3-0 in a tense city league bowing at Thornton alleys Butte. High scores include Sheehan 213 and Ellis 204 for Thornton while Handloff led Transits with 192. Next game features Overlands vs Transits. Four Jacke team preparing for future match.
Reports from James O Leary in Chicago show entries and stakes for the American Derby, Brooklyn handicap, and Suburban handicap. Ninety seven nominations, purses totaling $20 000 added, with $3 000 to second and $2 000 to third. Race to be run about June 21, 1902.
Articulate, the favorite, carried top weight and still won by a nose in the Oakland Handicap. Co rider Ballantyne rode to victory while the field faced rough racing and mishaps at Crescent.
The San Francisco Call prints Mulhollands selections for Oakland races. First Derby winner Golden Light Cambaceres. Second Dean Swift mi Chihuahua Sir Dougal. Third Tuscaron baryanus Preston. Fourth Rushfields Hungarian. Fifth MacCyle Janice Joe Frey. Sixth John Peters Dorian Ovan der.
In heavy track conditions at Oakland Articulate prevailed by a nose over Colonel Ballantyne in the Calaveras handicap. Bullman rode Articulate in his last local ride before departing for New York. Earlier races saw three favorites win including Futurity course winner Jennie Reid and six furlongs winner Gusto.
In New Orleans March 4 a hurdles race day produced injuries after Carloving bolted the outside fence and was shot, Torrean tripped by a dog, J Weber broke a collar bone, and Robert Morrison fell but escaped serious harm. The day’s results list six races with winners including Big Injun, Ben Hullam, Mr Jose, Intrusive, Deloraine, and Van Hoorebek with respective runners-up and times.
The card lists six races with weights and entrants. First race at three-quarters of a mile features The Fiddler through Jack Richelieu Jr. Second race seven furlongs lists Rey Ware and El Chihuahua among others. Third race eleven sixteenths includes Clarando and Ned Dennis. Fourth race one mile selling shows Loyal 5 and Invictus. Fifth race one mile and a sixteenth handicap includes Joe Frey and Redward. Sixth race futurity course lists Muresca and John Peters with several weights.
First race lists horses and weights for five-eighths of a mile including Katherine C and Aleda. Second race covers owners handicap at three fourths of a mile with Death Rowdy C and Echo Dale among entrants. Third race notes steep chase short course Brutal and Cantada with entries such as Fearful. Fourth race Premier stakes for two-year-olds with Bill Nixon Computation and Tom Magbim. Fifth race handicap features Ni trate Felix Bard Fleuron and Johnny McCarty. Sixth race selling lists H B Tobacco Linden Ella Philma Paxton and others. Clear fast.
In the morning session Tarrasch beat Mason, Popiel defeated Eisenberg, Schlechter bested Gunsberg, Wolf beat Mortimer, Napier defeated Scheve, and Marshall overcame Reggio. Later Janowski defeated Marco, Fiecmann beat Mieses, Maroczy led over Albin, and the Pillsbury Tschigorin clash ended in a draw.
Harry Lemoyne of Brooklyn set a new world mark by swimming 60 yards in 35 1 6 seconds at the Sportsmen's show in Boston. The existing world record stood at 35 4 5 seconds and the American record at 26 seconds.
Articles of agreement signed for Curran Peters match set at Grand Opera House on March 17. Curran departs for Kalispell to wrestle John Hallett, Bemidji Minnesota, 160 pounds, for a $200 purse and gate receipts on March 9.
George McFadden of New York and Joe Gans of Baltimore are matched for a 25 round contest at 133 pounds on March 7 before the Eureka Athletic Club in Baltimore.
Mayor Bookwalter announced Indianapolis would not allow Sunday baseball, saying it would violate state law and disrupt the American Association schedule. Manager Watkins warned there will be Sunday ball or no ball at all.
Bob Fitzsimmons, training with Gus Ruhlin associate Gus Roblin, begins regular workouts for his fight with Jim Jeffries. He rents Fleck's pavilion in Bath Beach New York as quarters and starts with intense drills, culminating in a full three minute sparring session where a punch draws blood from Fitzsimmons nose.
Kid Parker to debut on vaudeville stage with his wife in a clever boxing turn. Jim Flynn issues weight class challenge after his decisive Salt Lake City victory. James Nevins, Chicago turf starter, dies in Geneva New York. Tommy Ryan courted by London club and weighing offers from a Western club. Kid Rogers accepts Jerry McCarthy challenge and backs Wade Clifford winner. Park City set for 20 round bout between Dummy Rowan and Kid Rolley on the 15th. Rowan previously defeated Railey.
Local pugilists eye a Park City bout as promoter Dick Farrell plans more matches with Salt Lake lightweights. Elsewhere talk centers on Ferns and Ryan’s feud, a New York pigeon shooting bill passing assembly, and heavyweight boxing plans including Gans Erne title talk and a Detroit 20 round bout. A horse race at Oakland prompts trader banter about Edinborough versus Colorado Maoru and a humorous exchange with Harry Stover.
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