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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1913
Page
9
A 20th century golf discussion argues success hinges on temperament rather than pure technique. It notes nerves, wind, hazards, and self examination shape improvement. The piece cites a proffered system of self inquiry, including preferring foursomes or fourball play and measuring progress by scoring changes.
The Swift Specific Company medical pamphlet warns pimples as a source of virulent blood infections spread via public contact. It touts a vegetable blood purifier sold by druggists and claims it cleanses the blood, contrasting with mineral remedies and noting forthcoming guidance from the Swift lab.
The passage discusses self restraint and rationalizing scores in golf. It contrasts self sacrifice with self improvement and questions how players handle doubts about scores marked by officials. It notes that some keep composure after misfortune, while others dwell on outcomes, stressing resolve and restraint in commentary.
Chicago report states Willie Ritchie tentatively offers Packey McFarland a title shot if Packey weighs in at 135 pounds six hours before the bout. Ritchie emphasizes his lightweight crown and the need to secure the winner’s share while McFarland insists on an 18 pound six hour weigh before fighting. McFarland argues the 135 pound limit is a legitimate lightweight standard and cites precedent from Joe Gans era.
Great Falls druggist F A Woehner pled guilty to selling habit forming morphine without a physician prescription. He, a former president of the Great Falls company and state board member, paid a fine of 50 dollars. A separate investigation intercepted a morphine shipment tied to Flathead County. Governor Haines signed a racetrack betting bill, threatening penalties for pools and parimutuel bets, affecting state fairs and the Alan track.
Dell, a versatile player from Butte, joined Seattle for training and a coast club salary. He previously trialed with St Louis and Minague, returning to Butte. Dell, noted for speed and pace, expects to mature with proper support. Luke Maloney also set for Seattle tryouts, after playing for Helena last season.
In Kenosha on March 10, Charley White outboxed Pal Moore over ten rounds. White scored four knockdowns, three in the third and one more later, while Moore was knocked to the canvas several times and saved by the bell on multiple occasions. Moore burst forward at times, landing a few rights, but White maintained the upper hand throughout.
Los Angeles March 10 A scheduled round the between Knockout Brown of New York and Bud Anderson of Vancouver Washington is expected to draw the heaviest betting seen here in some time. Anderson money from Medford Oregon has made the Northwestern fighter the favorite though most large bets are at even money.
Neenah Wisconsin March 19 Sam Hall once famed boxer was found dying of tuberculosis in a hovel. His once great physique wasted to near recognition. Years ago he defeated Jimmy McGoon in New Orleans in a notable bout. The state anti tuberculosis society now cares for him.
A Kalamazoo coach proposes a controversial spring training method to force batter discipline after a lost championship. The plan includes an Inside foot chained to a stake at the plate and a shackle cage practice, while unrelated boxing disputes surface about a manager’s contractual control and a scheduled bout.
Kangag City March 10. Wildcat Ferns of this city defeated Spike Kelly of Chicago in a 10 round boxing bout here tonight. Ferns dominated and knocked Kelly down during the contest.
Wilam X. Knox of Philadelphia rolled a perfect score in three games, finishing with 672 points to place second in the individual competition. He surged in the third game after a quiet start, then struck five in a row in the second game as a crowd roared.
The Chicago player Calvin Demarest defeated Charlie Peterson of St Louis 400 to 828 in 18 innings, as the billiard tournament began with two former champions winning. George Sutton beat Jose Ortiz in the afternoon, with Sutton scoring the high run of 11.
Brooklyn outfielder Thomas P. Sheehan was found eligible after a prior ineligibility ruling, with the National Commission today overturning the decision. In San Francisco, the Chicago Americans rallied in the ninth to beat Tanatine College 3 2, after trailing 2 1. key plays by H E Senstiss, Tattersen, and Lassiter, among others.
Ten persons die and 45 are injured in a moving picture apparatus explosion in a small upstairs theater in Verins. The audience of about 12 crowded the stairs in the rush to exit and many leaped from windows as a fire broke out but was quickly put out.
New Orleans March 10 Leach Cross defeated Joe Mandot in the tenth round after Mandot’s seconds threw in the towel Mandot was staggered repeatedly after a fourth round rally by Cross Cross dominated with rights and lefts forcing Mandot to fall twice in the tenth before the towel ended the bout Mandot was a five to three favorite.
New York report says Dr Friedrich Friedmann of Berlin improved after tuberculosis treatment at People's Hospital under Dr Max Landesman. He will visit Ottawa and Toronto King Edward Institute to demonstrate his TB vaccine, treating 100 patients and gathering more for study. San Antonio game recap notes Philadelphia Americans beat San Antonio 17 to 12 with full lineup.
The Vitagraph two reel feature stars John Bunny as Mr Pickwick in England doing Dickens justice on film. Audiences will see the famous character in a setting linked to Dickens life. The showing runs tomorrow afternoon with a heat of the week current bill closing tonight.
Mountain View church enters its second revival week with a strong start as Rev. G. D Wolfe preaches on Personal Work. An evening meeting featuring Harry F. Ward is planned in the auditorium and Sunday school teachers are urged to attend Wednesday’s gathering.
In Justice Doran's court yesterday mney pleaded guilty to third degree assault and was sentenced to 99 days in the county jail. The Rev. Charles D. Crouch arrived to aid in Mount Bethel church work, Walkerville, formerly pastor there. The Rev. Walter M. Jordan to speak at tonight’s gospel temperance meeting at Wolun Hall with good music. M. L. Rickman announced Thomas Fox of Butte named Monographer of the bureau for a four year term. Fox has lived in Butte for several years, from Gallatin county.Independent
Oliver Penny and Miss Etta B Prade married last evening at St Pauls Methodist Episcopal church parsonage by Rev C A Rexroad. They will reside at 316 West anit street.
Helena March 10 Judge F Utter of the Twelfth district becomes the first jurist to suspend sentences under the new act. He reports two suspensions in Valley county and one in Blaine, with probation under state board supervision and possible arrest if violated. The measure allows courts to suspend sentences for defendants never imprisoned before and deemed unlikely to reoffend.
Helena March 19 Governor Stewart approved 20 more house bills including deficien cy payments for cows killed in error state orphans home land purchases and salaries for parole and transportation crews the action funds various deficiency and bounty claims and adjusts transfers to support the agricultural college and state services with several named bill numbers and claimants listed.
A brief listing of deficiency claims and appropriations including maintenance for livestock sanitary board state prison and bounty funds. Items show refunds overpayments to Thomas Crise and various state and county allocations through state treasurer and other authorities.
Helena reports six Milwaukee survey crews are crossing the Big Blackfoot country to lay out the Great Falls Missoula line. The route runs near Eydette pass and follows the Big Blackfoot river toward Landers fork, with construction expected soon past Fisher and Silver camp toward Stearns and GePail Basin.
Twin Bridges notes the sudden death of Mrs Mae Sta Darnutzer wife of James Darnutzer a wealthy sheepman and landowner after a short stomach illness. Dr Jond of Dillon and Dr Baer of this state treated her. She had recently married and had returned from a California wedding trip. Funeral set for Wednesday at the ranch home near Blaine.
Walter Bright of the Bright hotel pleaded guilty in district court to selling liquor after hours on New Year’s morn. He was fined 150 dollars, city attorney I J De Kalb proposing the amount. Judge Mettler in police court fined 300 dollars and Bright appealed.
In Ditton on March 10 Bishop Brewer of Helena conducted two services at St James Episcopal Church. During the morning service seven candidates received confirmation: Virginia Poindexter Dorothy Brundage Grace Hay Byrle Rathbone Fern Andrus Eugene Free and Quentin Klein. Also noted is Mayor J S Marshall and family departing on a 30 day trip to Dawson county seeking homesteads amid Belt river basin hopes. In Lewistown on March 10 Mrs Mary O Neill filed for divorce from Edward O Neill alleging intemperance and cruelty. they wed in Hennepin Illinois in 1895 and have nine children.
Dillon reports Beaverhead county high school basketball players came home from Bozeman last night after a fine tournament and a royal reception by Bozeman residents. Helena board orders public sale of Jefferson county state lands in Boulder on April 8.
Special purchase makes available fine French pereale and madras shirts plain or pleated with attached cuffs at bargain prices. Values up to 250 dollars. Seatoucher's at 37-30 West Park Street advertises these spring shirt styles.
The article extols keeping records with a checking account to manage spending and avoid carrying currency. It highlights the convenience of recorded transactions and the peace of mind from accepted checks. It also mentions four percent on savings and invites readers to read the booklet for details.
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