Jacks As Salesman Anxious For Butte Season Kickoff
Jacks the big brunette right side hurler is eager to anchor the Butte club this season. He writes from Milwaukee of selling neckties while ready to tie opponents in knots and put the team in the won column. McCafferty notes Jacks wants to come due to pay concerns and a desire for steady play.
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Missoula
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Conley
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Mountsmen
Gregson
Blankenship
Hamison
Great Falls
Salt Lake
Charlie
Juarez Racing Entries For Tomorrow's Card
Entries list for tomorrow's Juarez track races across six selling events from four furlongs to a mile. Notable runners include Moss Rose Debutante Beulah Welsh Old Gibraltar Dactylis Harlem Maid Kiddy Lee Thistle Rose First Fashion Mycenae Gus Harledge Lady Tendi Meddling Hannah Yvonne Defy Orba Smile Helen Hawkins Deerfoot Emma J and others with apprentice allowance noted.
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Mexico
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Philopena
Fair Cathay
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Bully
Katy Conner
Tildy Wolfforth
Beulah Welsh
Maggie Cunningham
Oldsmobile
Peter Honce
Old Gibraltar
Huber
Rosa Rablee
Dactylis
Louise B
Jim Me
Gus Harledge
Ferrana
Lady Tendi
Lady Stalwart
Hidden Hand
Dave Montgomery
Meddling Hannah
Gilbert Rose
Light Knight
Eye White
Angelus
John Griffin Jr
Yvonne
Camarada
Defy
Americans Win Six Day Bicycle Race in Brussels
America's team of Root and Hill won the six day race in Brussels, finishing one length ahead of the Belgian team. They covered 2,270 miles in the event, while another American pair Colins and Drobach finished third.
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America
Root
Hill
Colins
Drobach
Dixon's Manager Says Wildcat Ferns to Fight in San Francisco
Jimmy Hurst, manager of Tommy Dixon and Wildcat Ferns, told the Standard last night he and Ferns would depart for San Francisco in the morning where Wildcat Ferns is scheduled to box Johnny McCarthy soon. Dixon regrets not coaching Butte in time.
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Tommy Dixon
Ferns
Standard
San Francisco
Johnny McCarthy
Dixon
Butte
Dixon Winds Up A Return Match Plan At Anaconda
In a post bout statement Hurst said Dixon suffered wind trouble last night and a return match is planned at Anaconda with Dixon reversing the decision.
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Hurst
Anaconda
Dixon
Fighting Dick Hyland to Start Training Today
Fighting Dick Hyland, set to face Maurice Thompson at the Broadway on March 28, arrived yesterday from Salt Lake City. The six round light bout will precede two preliminaries at McCarthy’s East Granite Street gym as Hyland trains today claiming altitude won’t hinder his wind.
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Maurice Thompson
Salt Lake City
MacCarthy
Hyland
Thompson
McCarthy
East Granite Street
Altenbrand Wins Confarr Trophy At Butte Shoot
Altenbrand captured the Confarr medal in the fifth event of the shoot held by the Butte Rod and Gun Club amid wind and snow. Visitors included L A Cummings representing Winchester and Elton and Hedges of U M C Arms, with shooters from Anaconda Helena Bozeman Livingston Manhattan and Deer Lodge among others. Cummings scored 96 out of 100 under challenging weather.
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L. A. Cummings
Winchester Arms Company
Messrs. Elton and Hedges
U. M. C. Arms Company
Anaconda
James Hudson
James Drumgools
William Wraith
W. W. Woehler
E. P. Mathewson
Helena
A. Holter
Frank Bartos
Bozeman
Bud Story
Livingston
Frank Alspaugh
Manhattan
Altenbrand
Sanborn
Kiser
Deer Lodge
Dr. Talbott
Confarr
Cummings
Suttons Lead In American Bowling Congress Tournament
Chicago reports Sutton players top the events in the A B C tournament final week. Jarry Sutton of Rochester and Phil Sutton of Louisville pace three of four events with strong scores. Larry Sutton led individuals last week with 678 while Phil Sutton and Nelson Owen posted 1259 today.
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Sutton
Jarry
Rochester
Phil
Louisville
Larry Sutton
Phil Sutton
Nelson Owen
Zbyszko Fails To Overthrow Demetras In 75 Minute Match
In San Francisco on March 17 Zbyszko the Polish wrestler failed to defeat Greek champion William Demetras after a 75 minute bout. The Pole weighed 235 pounds to Demetras 195 and finally won the first fall by pin after 10 minutes 12 seconds.
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Zbyszko
William Demetras
Boxers Gibbons and Reddy Sail East for Bouts
Boxers Mike Gibbons and Eddie Reddy left St. Paul for the East to resume boxing. Gibbons will meet Jack Denning in a return bout in New York on March 28 and is set to fight Ernie Zanders on April 11 at South Bend Indiana. Reddy seeks at least one more bout before returning home.
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Mike Gibbons
Eddie Reddy
Gibbons
Jack Denning
New York
Ernie Zanders
South Bend
Ind
Reddy
Postle Breaks Two World Records in 10 and 20 Yard Dashes
Arthur Postle of Auckland today defeated South Africa's Jack Donaldson to set two world records. He ran the 10 yard dash in 14.15 seconds and the 20 yard dash in 9.18 seconds, both records.
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New Zealand
Arthur Postle
Jack Donaldson
South Africa
Mackmen Lose in Texas League Tilt
In San Antonio on March 17, Texas league club San Antonio defeated Philadelphia Americans 9 to 7. Visiting pitchers Krause Plank and Coombs allowed five and three runs respectively, while Krause and Plank took the loss and win in the rough shootout.
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Philadelphia Americans
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Krause
Coombs
Houston Nationals Defeated 5 2 By Houston Crew
March 17 Houston Texas regu lars of the New York Nationals lost to Houston 5 to 2. Crandall and Ames started for New York while Foster limited New York to three hits as Houston claimed the victory.
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Texas
New York Nationals
Crandall
Ames
New York
Foster
Rube Looms Up Strong over Galveston Defeat
In Galveston Texas on March 17 the second division of the New York Nationals defeated Galveston 7 to 0. Marquard pitched five innings no hits allowed and Tesreau pitched four innings allowing two hits in a decisive early season game.
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New York Nationals
Galveston Today
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Tesreau
Errors and wildness aid Nationals win in New Orleans
In New Orleans on March 11 the Chicago Nationals beat the local club 4 to 3 as errors and wild pitching aided the visitors. Martini secured the win with a save after eight walks issued by the New Orleans pitchers.
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Chicago Nationals
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Socklets Score at Will in Fort Worth Game
In Fort Worth Texas on March 17 the second division of the Chicago Americans defeated Fort Worth 13 to 1. The visitors scored one run while Fort Worth managed only three hits.
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Texas
Chicago Americans
Chief Baffles Texans Defeated by Philadelphia Team
Austin fell to a Philadelphia American squad 3 to 0. Bender and Brown pitched for Philadelphia.
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Texas
Bender
Brown
Philadelphia
Waco Tops Chicago Americans 12 Innings To Gain Victory
In Waco Texas on March 17 the local team beat the Chicago Americans third section after 12 innings by a score of 219 2. The game stretched long into extra frames as Waco secured the win.
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Texas
Chicago Americans
Miner Shot by Enraged Plumber in Butte Cabin
Paddy Lyden, a plumber, fired twice at miner Tom Ryan after an argument at Ryan’s cabin on South Main street. The first bullet hit Ryan’s wrist, the second shattered his shoulder requiring arm amputation. Ryan, off duty from Neversweat mine, was hospitalized in critical condition. Lyden, claiming self defense, faced a first degree assault charge as the victim’s condition worsened.
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South Main Street
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Sivan
Lyden
Neversweat
Lydon
Oxford
Lyden Vas
Butte
Embezzler held up in store robbery claim leads to jail
Tonkivich, owner at 339 Mast Park Street, says two masked highwaymen forced him to open the safe and steal 2737.0 while he held 119% in trust for others. Tonight he and two alleged accomplices Mike Jovich and Mike Popvich were jailed on embezzlement charges after initial doubt and an official inquiry.
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Mat Tonkivich
Mike Jovich
Mike Popvich
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Tony
Walker
Murphy
Pittsburg Club Pitches Aces For 1912 Season
The Pittsburg baseball club boasts a formidable 1912 pitching staff led by Camnitz Adams Babe Hendrix and O'Toole. Manager Clarke praises speed control and coaching, predicting a staff that could surpass the Philadelphia Americans and challenge giants.
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Mount Moriah
Babe
Hendrix
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Claude
Marty O'Toole
O'Toole
Framingham
Hotel cashier acquitted after three day trial
Mrs Charles Clark former cashier at the Bright hotel cafe was acquitted of petty larceny after a three day trial in Judge Foley's court. The verdict followed testimony from a waiter who confessed to thefts and claimed Clark and her husband the Bright's chef were involved. The husband will face trial next.
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Standard
Lewistown
Charles Clark
Bright Hotel
B. F. Foley
Bright
Clark
Johnny Kilbane Returns Home To Cleveland Parade
Cleveland, Ohio, March 17. The city honored featherweight champion Johnny Kilbane as he returned from Los Angeles where he defeated Abe Attell for the world title. Police cleared a path at the railroad station for Kilbane and his wife and baby joined in a grand parade. The mayor reviewed the procession at city hall.
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Ohio
Johnny Kilbane
Abe Attell
Los Angeles
Kilbane
Odoms Filly Extends Juarez Winning Streak in Mexican Stakes
Juarez March 17 George Ostoms filly scored her sixth straight victory of the meeting by winning the Mexican selling stakes at Juarez as odds on 7 to 19 favorite. Jockeys Mc Keogh and Selden were fined and barred for rough riding in the first race. Results include Len Wilson winning the selling six furlongs at 15 to 1, Lilly Paxton taking the mile, and Inguieta triumphing in the Mexican selling stakes for two year olds at four furlongs with a 47.5 time.
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George Odom
Marsand
Keep Moving
Ier
Lilly Paxton
Dottle B
Sugar Lump
Bob Farley
Lay Minister
Inqguieta
Vested Rights
Velle Forty
Whidden
Juan
Wolferton
Acquin
Hardy
Dromi
Sam McVey Defeats James Barry in 20-Round Title Bout
Sydney reports Sam McVey the California pugilist and Australian heavyweight champion won on points against James Barry of Chicago in a 20 round contest held today, securing the decision.
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New South Wales
Sam McVey
California
Australia
James Barry
Chicago
McVey
Bushers maul recruit in Western league win
The Topeka club defeated Detroit Americans 14 to 18 in Shreveport Louisiana. Detroit recruit Taylor from the Texas league gave up nine hits and eight runs in the seventh inning.
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Topeka
Detroit Americans
Taylor
Detroit
Montgomery Defeats Cleveland in 11 Inning Thriller
In Montgomery Alabama Marcel 17 Montgomery took the second game from the Cleveland Americans today in 11 innings by a score of 4 to 3.
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Montgomery
Ala
Marcel
Cleveland Americans
Commercialism Versus Church Duty Sermon Warns Faith vs Trade
Father Isadore of the Passianists warned that commercialism distracts men from religious duties during a three week mission ending with a torchlit baptismal vow renewal by about a thousand men. He argued the church risks liberty by enforcing rules when commerce prevails and urged adherence to faith.
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Father Isadore
Voice of Commerce
Brown Cleared in Slander Case by Socialist Rally
Seattle March 17 Edwin J Brown socialist leader who polled 27000 votes for corporation counsel was exonerated of malicious slander charges by fellow socialists at the state convention. Letters charging packing of Seattle delegates were traced to S C Crosby Oak Harbor who admitted authorship and falsity. The local also exonerated Franz Bostrom of packing allegations.
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Edwin J. Brown
Franz Bostrom
Bostrom
Brown
8. C. Crosby
Oak Harbor
Crosby
Policeman slain in front of his home in Long Beach
Long Beach California report says Mat thew Borden a Long Beach police officer was killed by a burglar as he and his wife returned from church. A trilateral volley struck him in the head and the fleeing assailant escaped despite a brief pursuit by a citizen who was wounded in the foot.
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Cal
Matthew Borden
Borden
Daring Miss Moisant Escapes Brother's Fate
In Shreveport Louisiana on March 17 Miss Matilda Moisant sister of the late John B Moisant narrowly avoided her brother's fate during an exhibition flight her monoplane struck the ground at too steep an angle bounded into the air and turned over she leaped clear just as the machine hit the ground unhurt though the aircraft was badly damaged
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Matilda Moisant
John B. Moisant
Moisant
Shadow boudoir clock flashes time on wall at touch
Curious clock novelty shows time by a wall flash without turning on a light. A night dial with a bulb backlights the dial and projects the correct time as a shadow onto the ceiling, accomplished by a button press.
Murdered watchman and wounded bandit identified
Watchman Casey is shot dead at the Buffalo saloon after a confrontation with bandits. Meade, accused of the crime, denies involvement while claiming he was at the door. Authorities hunted Meade’s partner as coroner’s inquest begins and Casey’s funeral plans wait on relatives in Nome and Winnimac.
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McGrath
Main Street
Centrville
Moose and Miners’ Union
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Alaska
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Mountain Den Robbery Suspect Says Brothers Surprised
Jack Allen, brother of Sidna and Floyd Allen, claims he was shocked by the事件 and doubts his relatives plotted the crime. He doubts they would receive a fair trial in Carroll county and says they must decide whether to surrender.
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Sidna
Floyd Allen
Carroll County
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