McCafferty Takes Up Baseball Reins in Butte
Charles McCafferty is named the new Butte baseball manager with twelve players under contract and plans to sign more before training. He secured Ruegg and Jacks from the prior club in exchange for Perrine and Quick, expects training at Hunter's Hot Springs, and campaigns for a schedule meeting in Butte amid racing dates adjustments.
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Charles McCafferty
Butte
Missoula
Flutte
Standard
McCafferty
Cliff Blankenship
Dockstader
Marshal
Russ Forbes
Duddy
Kemp
Culver
San Francisco
Lang
Chicago
McQuaide
Anaconda
Ruege
Collie Druhot
F. Kafora
Middle West
Butte Hotel
Hunter's Hot Springs
Lucas
Ogden
Montana
Intermountain
Horse racing entries for Juarez card on March 9
Entries list for six selling races at Juarez tomorrow with horse names ages and connections. First race mile includes Ailsa Paige Modern Priscilla Strite Nancy Ray Port Arlington and others. subsequent races feature five and a half furlongs to a mile with listed horses and jockeys or owners.
Horse Racing Results From Juarez Meets The Fast Track
Juarez Mexico March 8 reports a busy day with upsets and fast times. Jim Rutherford won the first five furlongs race at 8 to 1 with Doll Boy second at 4 to 6. Eva Padwick captured the second race at 16 to 1 with Sidney Peters even. Rameey 8 to 1 was third. Hardy won the five and a half furlongs event at 6 to 1 with Dromi second and Frazzle third. Funda mental took the six furlongs race at 4 to 1 with Bob Lynch second and Annual Interest third. Transparent won the six furlongs race at 1 to 1 with Boana second and James Blackstock third. Mamiac won the mile at 7 to 1 with Littl Marchmont second and Fignet third. Times listed for each race. track fast and weather good.
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Juarez
Mexico
Jim Rutherford
Doll Boy
Billy Mayhew
Eva Padwick
Sidney Peters
Rameey
Hardy
Dromi
Frazzle
Fundamental
Bob Lynch
Transparent
Boana
James Blackstock
Mamiac
Littl Marchmont
Fignet
Missoula Honors Fifty-Four M Team Members With Sweaters
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports Professor Aber presented last year’s football squad with long delayed M sweaters at a university assembly. Thirteen players were named, including C. O. Day Pat McCarthy D. M. Conner C. F. Dobson Paul Dornblaser and others. The sweaters are gray with red trimmings and the M in white, with red bands denoting years on the team.
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Missoula
March
Aber
C. O. Day
Pat McCarthy
D. M. Conner
C. F. Dobson
Paul Dornblaser
Ned Winstanley
Lucas Forbes
Merrit Owsley
Ed Shmapkins
Lewis Hunt
Peter Rowan
Fred
Chicago elects new American Bowling Congress officers
Judge George W. Howard of Chicago was elected president of the American Bowling Congress. Other officers named include A. L. Langley as secretary and D. O. Francis of Denver as a member of the executive committee.
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Chicago
George W. Howard
American Bowling Congress
A. L. Langley
D. O. Francis
Denver
Butte Defeats Billings. Semi finals Set In State Tourney
Butte stunned Billings 20 to 13 as the Montana high school basketball tournament progressed. Anaconda beat Missoula 39 to 20 while Flathead defeated Fergus 34 to 12. Kalispell entered the scene with a 51 to 14 win over Chinook. Semifinals feature Butte vs Flathead and Anaconda vs Helena with a likely final later.
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Bozeman
Billings
High School
Butte
Donnelly
Collins
Helena
Broadwater
Anaconda
Fergus
Flathead
Rice
The
State College
Kalispell
Custer County
Beaverhead
Dawson
Great Falls
Missoula
Granite
Fort Benton
Kalispell Boys
Chinook
Houser
Ahari
Driscoll
Joseph R. Cotton
Lewistown
Francis Higson
Jean Kelley
Llewellyn Luce
David Steele
Mary Stephens
Percy Stone
Gus Wallin
Boulder
W. H. McCall
Montana
Baseball Guide Out Signals New Season and Images
The thirty sixth issue of the Baseball Guide edited by John B. Foster updates fans with editorials, world series review, season reviews of the National American and minor leagues, international baseball, and complete rosters for 1911. It showcases attractive illustrations, notable plays including Ty Cobb, and official rules. Available from American Sports Publishing Company for 10 cents.
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John B. Foster
Ty Cobb
American Sports Publishing Company
Werren Street
New York
Varied Novelties On McCarthy Bill Of Boxing Events
A mixed boxing program at McCarthy's gym last evening in Butte featured Kid Kremer from Missoula and John Morrow of St. Louis, with Morrow quitting early and Kremer engaging in flashy footwork. Frank Kelly and Jack Davis staged a uneven match until Davis faded in the second round, while a white versus black bout between John White and Young Freeman drew excitement though ended in a draw. Long John Vucivich and Alf Henderson led a pocket Aus tro-Swedish war with six rounds of exchanges and strong right uppercuts, but no winner emerged amid a small crowd and overall enjoyment of the card.
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McCarthy
Butte
Kid Kremer
Missoula
John Morrow
St. Louis
Morrow
Frank Kelly
Milwaukee
Jack
Davis
Spokane
Kelly
John White
Young Freeman
Freeman
McCarthyr
Long John Vucivich
Alf Henderson
McGovern and Canole Fight Ten Rounds to Draw in Kansas City
Gene Mc Govern of Boston and Willie Canole of San Francisco fought ten fast rounds to a draw in Kansas City. The bout was the year's fiercest exhibition with both giving and taking, neither gaining clear advantage. In the final rounds Canole pressed for a knockout but could not finish, as in fighting dominated the action.
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Kansas City
Gene McGovern
Boston
Willie Canole
San Francisco
Canole
Timely baseballisms slashed from stories of the big leaguers
The article discusses baseball lore around players like Harry Steinfeldt and Socks Seybold, notes Red Nelson's remarkable 8‑game week feat for Akron, previews managerials comments from Mack and McGraw, and reports on injuries to Hughie Jennings and development of Flame Delhi with knuckleball work supervised by Billy Sullivan.
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Red Nelson
Browns
Radbourn
Akron
Canton
Nelson
Buckeyes Shine in Bowling Tournament Bids
Ohioans led the American bowling tournament with William E. Elwert of Toledo rolling 664 pins the highest score so far. In doubles John Haggerty and B. Cowlish of Toledo topped with 1 159 to take third place as Washington and San Francisco sought bids for the 1913 event but the congress left the decision to the executive committee.
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Chicago
March
William E. Elwert
Toledo
John Haggerty
B. Cowlish
Washington
San Francisco
Congress
San Mateo Slashes Rally Past Canada in California Cup Clash
In Coronado the San Mateo slashes beat a top Canadian side 6 1 2 to 5 in the second round for the California cup. San Mateo tallied eight goals but incurred four penalties while Canada scored six but lost a half point.
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San Diego
Cal
Coronado
San Mateo
Canada
Hawaiian swimmers Kahnamoku and Genoves in Chicago meets
Duke P. Kahnamoku and Vincent Genoves arrive in Chicago for the Chicago Athletic Association championships starting March 1. Kahnamoku will train for the 50 and 100 yard events aiming to qualify for the Stockholm Olympia games, while Genoves competes in distance events.
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Chicago
Duke P. Kahanamoku
Vincent Genoves
Chicago Athletic Association
Kahanamoku
Amateur Athletic Union
Stockholm
Genoves
Attell Favored Over Murphy Before 20 Round Bout
Abe Attell favored at 10 to 9 against Harlem Tommy Murphy as both prepare for a 20 round title bout. Locals say Attell is in peak form after recent defeats and Kilbane's triumph. Light weight champ Wolgast accepts Megan's challenge from Australia for a 20 round fight.
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San Francisco
Harlem
Tommy Murphy
Abe Attell
Johnny Kilbane
Attell
Murphy
A. Wolgast
Hughie Megan
Australia
Three Boxing Bouts Slated In Butte Month
Three promising matches are planned in Butte this month. Johns and Dixon meet at Orion theater on Monday night March 18 in a six round 122 pound bout. Slick Merrill versus Kid Brunnell follows at McCarthy’s in a 150 pound welterweight clash. The main event features Maurice Thompson of Butte against Fighting Dick Hyland in a late month bout staged by McCarthy.
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Butte
Orion Theater
McCarthy
Slick Merrill
Boise
Kid Brunnell
Maurice Thompson
Dick Hyland
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