McCarthy Seeks Sport Site as City Considers Land Deal
McCarthy seeks a land option to develop a new sports facility, with plans to remodel the existing town hall building into a sporting arena. The city committee rejected an earlier offer, but McCarthy has backing to pursue the Davis-Daly owned Lots and incrementally build a modern venue.
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Disqualification in Breaks At York Card Event
York, March 11. Lene-Round Hogan was disqualified in the first round of his bout with Leach Cross at the Maison Athletic Club after two minutes for breaking away. Cross had viciously punished Hogan with a right swing and face smashes. The crowd roared as Cross drew the first foul and Hogan retaliated, then was disqualified. Referee Charley White warned both before Hogan leaped from the ring.
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San Francisco Boxing Show Sets Stage for Title Bout
San Francisco hosts a middleweight championship where Frante Elang and Jack Dillon build momentum with a striking homer in March. The winner will meet Eddie McGodrty in April, with the bout announced by the officials at the event.
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Cards Land In South Ahead Of Season Opener
Jackson Mississippi March 12 The St Louis National baseball team under Manager Huger Bresnahan arrived from Jackson and will start work at once remaining there for practice until the opening of the National League season. San Antonio Texas March 13 The Philadelphia American League regulars piled up seven hits in a day game against the San Antonio league team and won with Maker's fielding highlighted.
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Brown signs contract as McCafferty lines up players
Brown, in Snowyona Wisconsin, contracted for the season with McCafferty handling recruitment in the Middle West. The manager lists signed pitchers Druhol Richardson and others, plus catchers Jerolman Regan and Rex Ames among a mix of veterans and new talents. Provo camp opens April 1 with a slate of college games and training plans.
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Guy Roseborough
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Motch Loses Handicap Wrestling Match in Minneapolis
Minneapolis March 13 Frank Gotch world wrestling champion failed to throw opponent Oximen in twenty minutes in a handicap match at the Metropolitan Arena. Henry Ordmann of Minneapolis also competed. The match ended without a fall, keeping Gotch from victory in the night’s featured event.
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Bowlers Fall Short as Leaders Hold In American Tourney
Chicago March 13 bowlers in the minor events of the American Bowling Congress tourney pushed Scdve into the lead but could not overtake them. Washington pair Alonza Krauss and Jennand McNeal starred in doubles, Krauss posting 687 in doubles and aiding a strong all events bid. Bulls, defending national champions, dominated singles for sixth place as Krauss faced a narrow miss to beat Salinder in the all events. Scoring path shows Krauss near world regard with 687 in doubles and 495 in singles as he totaled 1,822 pins across nine games.
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Thompson and Hyland to Box at the Broadway Soon
Terry McCarthy will stage a boxing card at the Broadway theater on March 28 featuring Hyland and Maurice Thompson in the main event. Californian Richard Uren known as Hyland, born to Cornish parents in Grass Valley, fights under the name Hyland in a six round bout with a decision expected. preliminaries include a four round bout and a six round sea-windup, as the McCarthy club presents a fast paced show.
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HAS STADE ON ENNIT. Philadelphia March 14 boxing bout outcome
In a size sound bout Knockout Brown of New York had a slight advantage over Younes Erne of its citys after the Arstre and Brows forced the Aghtlings. Special Diputeh to the Standard. Bozeman March W Ollivial calls for the genublean eltyy primaries for the inaction of alderman from each ward were issued this morning. A committee man is also to be Selected from each Ward. The calle are argued by Charen JK Dawes and Secretary Clark Wright of the city central committees. This set the first move in city policies for the coming section. The deliberata will follow in a few ways. Monypoes is that in forertsh the question of the adoption of the comingston foray is not a lew eb.
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Young Ranchman’s Wedding Sends Fans To Minnesota
In Dillon on March 1, the marriage of Miss Weil to William Bell was announced by Rev. B.V. Ostrander. Miss Weil, daughter of Mr and Mrs Samuel Bell, will reside in the Grasshopper Valley area.
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Juarez Race Card Amid Incomplete Listings
A disordered and partially legible daily card from Juarez shows six furlong and longer races with maidens and selling events. Named horses and odds are mixed with errant spellings and damaged lines, reporting results for several early races and partial outcomes amid windy conditions.
Sports results and Olympic unity bid motion in Los Angeles
Horse race results show 10 1st 2nd 3rd places with odds and times across five races. Peter Gerhardt arrives in Los Angeles to rally Western athletes for fair Olympic representation at Stockholm next year and to fund Western support through the Pacific Coast branch of the American Athletic Union.
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Washington Falls to Virginia in Opening Spring Tilt
Charlottesville Virginia March 1 The Washington baseball team in spring training quarters here lost 5 to 3 to the University of Virginia in their first game of the season Battersea Cashion Allen Walker Henry Ainsmith Goodhue Hixey Finlay contributed to Virginia's win with strong performances while Washington struggled in the matchup on the Ogden Field.
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Ski record broken by Oscar Guidersen at Modum Norway
Oscar Guidersen of the North Star Ski club set a new world record with a standing 163 foot romp at Modum Norway on Feb 28, surpassing the previous 447 foot mark held by Sigurd Hanson of Fergus Falls Minn. In San Francisco promoter Eddie Graney announced a 12 round bout on March 20 at 125 pounds between Johnny Frayne and Frankie Burs of Oakland.
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Clark and Wilson face off in Kansas party convention
In a close Democratic state convention in Hutchinson Wilson and Clark supporters clash over control of the delegates to Baltimore. R J Aherllen asserts Clark will control the convention and bound delegates. Judge J M Jackson, a Clark ally, defeats F A Pearl for Jump Rope convention chair, signaling Clark strength.
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Drove Stage Out of Butte Before Railroads Ended Route
Dan Paul an 11 year old plancer from Montana and Washington died in a Spokane hospital after a brief illness. He was once a wealthy bachelor whose Montana Missoula Butte routes were disrupted by Northern Pacific construction. He later moved to Conner Washington, served in Douglas County politics, and survived a leg wound once treated by Kalispell medicine men. His life reflects the frontier stagecoach era fading with rail expansion.
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Pitney Confirmed for Supreme Court Seat
Washington March 13 Mahion Pit ney chancellor of the state of New Jersey was confirmed by the senate to succeed the late Justice Harlan on the Supreme Court bench by a 60 to 98 vote. Pitney will come to Washington Monday with confirmation votes noted among Democrats and Republicans.
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Teacher and Robber Scene at Hubert Drug Store
Patrolman Votkla led detectives through Hubert drug store at Alabama and Granites as they hunted a robber hidden under a rotating fountain. Teacher George W Thad phoned Nondadartinus months earlier while dealing with William Madi Wieelork, the rented informant, and proprietor Tonry Tabert waited after closing.
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Death Blow to Tive Revolution at Santa Rosalia
Gen. Inex Salazar seized Santa Rosalia in Camargo district with about a thousand troops, forcing a retreat of federal forces. Jiminez garrison remains, while Salazar’s advance marks a repeat tactic, as government officials press for president Madera and VP Peno Astres to resign amid legislative push for action.
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Sermon at Mission Examines Hellfire and Moral Decline
The Rev Father Tandord warned at St Josaph's Mission that worldly luxury and sensual cravings lead men toward hell. He argued many reject hell yet welcome talk of God's love, showing deep resistance to moral chastisement amid a popular but uneasy mood.
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Senator Finds Lost Brother Aide Named Alden Smith
A Michigan senator Alden Smith, chair of the senate committee on territories, is asked by Mrs Dred Dorrian of Manistiqua to help locate her brother Jon O Donnell who disappeared after leaving Butte. O Donnell, a plumber, is described as five feet six inches tall with auburn hair and blue eyes. police have no location.
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Butte Briefs: Fainting visitor and petty theft case
A woman named TM A. Alco fainted on South Arizona Street and was taken to Emery Roney Hospital. Visitors include several named officials and locals. After a theft incident involving a man named Sinning, he was released and accompanied by a deputy at night.
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