Mountmen 10 to Hamilton. spring training in Missoula
Mountmen 10 head to Hamilton for eight days of limbering and then 15 days there to finish up training under Charlie McCafferty. The club plans improvements to the ball park and a strict tryout process with about 15 signed players and several contracts pending. Walter Altermott and Joe Marshall express interest as free agents, while Druhot Jacks Richardson and the manager expect to field a strong lineup.
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Gregson
Hamilton
Charlie McCafferty
Charlie
Walter Altermott
Baldy
Farrell
National Association
Minnesota
Duluth
McCafferty
Druhot
Jacks
Richardson
Big Joe Marshall
eCloskey
Butte
Ogden
Tip O'Neil
National Board
Rochester
New York State League
Nice Little Angle of the Ring Game
Los Angeles boxing promoter Tom McCarey telegraphed Johnny Kilbane manager Jimmy Dunn offering 50 000 for Kilbane and McCarey to work together two years from signing. He asked Kilbane to fight as many featherweights as McCarey develops and to lead in film ventures.
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Los Angeles
Tom McCarey
Vernon Athletic Ab
Jimmy Dunn
Johnny Kilbane
Kilbane
Dunn
Cleveland
McCarey
Moving Picture Enterprises
Entries listed for tomorrow's Juarez track races
Juarez Mexico announces tomorrow's card with three selling races. First race features 2 year olds at four furlongs including Oldsmobile Tenderest Moss Rose Philopena Debutante Bula Welsh and others with weights from 100 to 113. Second race is a one mile selling with Ethel Wicks Cry Baby Chess Brighton Port Arlington Fair Louise Mauretania Rubinon George Guyton Henry Williams Judge Cabaniss weight 100 plus others. Third race covers six furlongs Marsand Granger Chanticleer Annual Interest with weights around 103 to 106 and fields including Jeanne d Arc and others.
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Juarez
Mexico
Oldsmobile
Tenderest
Moss Rose
Philopena
Debutante
Bula Welsh
Tildy Wolffarth
Rosa Rebbe
Icicle
Bully
Little Birdie
John Hume
Deontek
Ethel Wicks
Cry Baby
Chess
Brighton
Port Arlington
Fair Louise
Mauretania
Rubinon
George Guyton
Henry Williams
Judge Cabaniss
Marsand
Bob Lynch
Granger
Ben Wilson
Chanticleer
Jeanne d’Arc
Peculiar Alter Elects Of Grp TMs Year
Doctors nationwide battle grip with kidney and urinary trouble as the epidemic spreads. Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root advertised as a remedy aiding kidneys liver and bladder, with sample bottles offered by mail and 50 cent regular sizes at druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grip
Hright
Kilmer
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N
Western Athletes Have Good Chance for Olympic Team
Gustavus Kirby reports keen interest in the Olympic games with a strong western contingent. Ralph Rose is certain, Bellah appears set for pole vault and broad jump, Snedger excels javelin, Horn high jumps well, Donohue strong in pentathlon, Edmundston praised as top half miler. Clubs from Seattle, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Portland, and Seattle likely to supply most Olympians.
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New York
Gustavus Kirby
The
Amateur Athletic Union
Continent
Ralph Rose
Bellah
Snedger
Horn
Donohue
Seattle
Edmunston
Olympic Club of
San Francisco
Roe
Los Angeles Athletic Club
Smithson and Donahue
Multnomah Athletic Club
Portland
Seattle Athletic Club
Edmundston
Juarez Feature Handicap Won By Cross Over At Juarez
Cross over won the handicap feature at Juarez by a nose after swift rising from near the back. Jockey Radtke was fined for rough riding and Jockey Frach suspended for the meeting. Results include six races with times and top finishers such as Millo, Lay Minister, Ramsey, Cross over, Hardy, and Gus Hartfordridge.
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Juarez
Mexico
Radtke
Frach
Millo
McAlan
Royal Dolly
Lay Minister
Heart's Relief
Rampant
Ramsey
Lady Tendi
Golden Ruby
Crossover
Kootenai
Meadow
Hardy
Ferrana
Dromi
Gus Hartridge
Heretic
Zulu
Australian light-weight champion Mehgan to tour America
Hugh Mehgan the Australian light-weight champion will tour the United States in summer under J Woodman management. Upon arriving in California in June Woodman will issue challenges to lightweights including Wolgast McFarland Freddie Welsh Matt Wells and Jon Rivers. Mehgan is said to be able to make 136 pounds at the ringside.
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Chicago
Hugh Mehgan
Australia
J. Woodman
Mehgan
America
Great Britain
Woodman
California
Wolgast
McFarland
Freddie Welsh
Matt Wells
Jon Rivers
Big Chief Bender Loses Exhibition For San Antonio
In San Antonio on March 19 the Texas league's Big Chief Bender pitched in the fifth inning as Philadelphia Americans defeated San Antonio 10 to 7 after the visitors scored five runs in the seventh inning and six hits off Bender.
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San Antonio
Texas
Bender
Philadelphia Americans
Philadelphia
Bowling leaders hold steady at American Congress meet
In Chicago on March 19 the minor events of the American Bowling Congress tournament saw no shifts in the leading groups. A lengthy pin assault left the leaders in singles doubles and all events unchanged with Rochester New York and Louisville remaining atop the standings.
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Chicago
Rochester
New York
Louisville
MUGGLY AS A SALESMAN IN MARLIN DEALS
Marlin Texas March 19 M McGraw of the New York Nationate announced that Outfielder Harry Devore has been sold to Galveston and Outfielder Jacobson and Infielder G Ardell to Mobile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlin
Texas
M McGraw
New York Nationate
Harry Devore
Galveston
Jacobson
Gardell
Mobile
Jockey Harry Birkenruth Dies in London After 1910 Fall
Logansport Indiana reports the death of jockey Harry Birkenruth in London. He sustained fatal injuries from a fall while racing at Vienna in 1910, according to relatives' advices received tonight.
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Logansport
Ind
Harry Birkenruth
London
Vienna
Montana county fairs adopt schedule for purses and dates
March 19 Livingston reports the Montana county fair secretaries approve race purses and closing dates to be offered at Big Timber Bozeman and Livingston fairs with two percent due on closing day and again in August. Letters from Great Falls Lewistown and other associations back the plan.
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Livingston
Montana
Big Timber
Bozeman
State Fair Association
J. A. Shoemaker
Allen family hunt tightens in Hillsville manhunt
Posses and mountaineer detectives sweep the Hillsville area seeking Floyd and Sidna Allen. Authorities pin hopes on intercepting communications via local women while keeping guards on main routes and confiscating illicit stills. Mrs Sidna Allen laments, praises her husband, and mentions two children amid the tense manhunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allens
Mountaineer
Sidna Allen
Steven Williams
Floyd Allen
Big Ed Walsh Tops AL in Shutouts Amid Career Debates
The Chicago White Sox pitcher Big Ed Walsh leads the American League with 49 shutouts, far ahead of rivals like Eddie Plank, Jack Powell, and Cy Young era greats. The feature cites contemporaries such as Mullin and Donovan, noting Walsh’s dominance against Boston and other teams while spelling out comparisons with peers across the league.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Walsh
Chicago White Sox
Eddie Palnk
Jack Powell
Bender
George Mullin
Bill Donovan
Ernest J. Lanigan
Boston
Red Sox
Comiskey
Man of Steel
Nationals
White Elephants
Naps
Browns
Tigers
Highlanders
Walter Johnson
Idaho Phenom
Walsh
Waddell
Joss and White
Eddie Plank
Cy” Young
Jack Coombs
Chief Bender
Frank Smith
Chicago Nationals Take Second Win Over Mobile in Tight Battle
In Mobile on March 19 the Chicago Nationals beat Mobile 3 to 2 in a well played game to complete the series sweep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile
Ala
Chicago Nationals
Harvard Yale varsity boat race set for June 21
Cambridge March 19 The annual Harvard Yale varsity boat race on the Thames river New London will be rowed this year on Friday June 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Mass
Thames River
New London
Bading Nominated for Milwaukee Mayor Over Seidel
Dr. G A Bading nominated for Milwaukee mayor on the non partisan ticket by a large plurality over Congressman William Carey. He will oppose socialist Mayor Emil Seidel in the April 2 election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Wis
G. A. Bading
William Carey
Bading
Emil Seidel
Piles Cured In 6 To 14 Days Claims
Druggist offers money back guarantee if Paso Ointment fails to cure itching bleeding or protruding piles in 14 days. Sue
Fearful town braces as threats loom over officials
Residents fear violence as shadows lengthen and many men retreat indoors. The community wonders if the alleged threat by Allen will be carried out against Attorney Thompkins, Sheriff Edwards, and James Warly, with fear shaping daily life.
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Allens
Attorney Thompkins
Sheriff Edwards
James Warly
Shot on Flathead Reservation: J A Potter Injured by Unknown Foe
Special Dispatch from Missoula reports J A Potter, who moved to a claim near Arlee on the Flathead reservation, was seriously wounded by a gunshot last night after being called from his tent. He was brought in and operated on but the bullet was not found. Potter’s condition is critical as Sheriff Kelly heads to the scene. He has a wife and family in town.
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Cleveland
White Sox
Peck
Steen
Ryan
Comiskey
National Commission
Kuhn
Naps
Buddy
Murray
The
Standard
Missoula
J. A. Potter
Arlee
Flathead
Potter
Kelly
La Follette Still In Race With Partial Returns
Accurate complete returns from many isolated quarters of the state show it is doubtful the total vote in all 1,800 precincts will be known until late tomorrow.
La Follette Reacts To North Dakota Primary Returns
Senator Robert M. La Follette, arriving in Chicago from Devil's Lake North Dakota, says the cow country backed progressive principles and that Democrats blocked Roosevelt. He notes the North Dakota results show support for his movement and reflects on presidential chances and limits of his experience.
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Chicago
Robert M. la Follette
Devil's Lake
N. D
North Dakota
Cow Country
Ross
Roosevelt
La Follette Wins North Dakota by Clear Margin
The La Follette campaign issued a statement asserting a substantial majority for La Follette in North Dakota. It calls the Roosevelt campaign a reactionary effort banked by stand patters and political tricksters and argues Roosevelt’s loss is a boost for progressives.
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Washington
la Follette
North Dakota
Roosevelt
Light Democratic vote in Grand Forks area and Rugby results
In Grand Forks North Carolina on March 19 the Democratic vote was unusually light with many precincts reporting zero ballots and others only 5 to 10 votes. In Pierce County La Follette led and Rugby showed La Follette 160 Roosevelt 56 Taft 15 in the Republican contests.
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Grand Forks
N. C
Pierce County
la Follette
Rugby
Roosevelt
Taft
Cattle Country Counts in North Dakota Primary Returns
Complete returns from 665 of 1800 precincts show La Follette 6953, Roosevelt 3981, Taft 270. In Stark Billings and Dunn counties cattle country votes give La Follette 1024 to Roosevelt 827.
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Fargo
N. C
la Follette
Roosevelt
Taft
Stark
Billings
Dunn
Roosevelt silent on North Dakota primary result
Oyster Bay reported Theodore Roosevelt had retired when the North Dakota primary result reached him and offered no comment.
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Oyster Bay
N. Y
Theodore Roosevelt
North Dakota
Beating at Hospitality Ends With Arrest in Disturbance
John Roberts, 45, of 315 Dakota street, says miner John Brothers assaulted him after a drink, then trousers and boots were used. Felix Orsolano, 4, living on the same street, allegedly caused a window chair-throwing disturbance and resisted arrest. Detective Frank White used force to detain him for disturbance and resisting an officer. R. H. Johns, 55, claims Leona Milles stole 69 dollars during a celebration, and he was arrested on robbery charges as a complaining witness.
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John Roberts
Dakota Street
John Brothers
Roberts
Felix Orsolano
Frank White
Orsolano
R. H. Johns
Leona Milles
Butte
Johns
Inquest Sifts Moyle Death as Strangulation Mystery
An inquest in Missoula found Ida M. Moyle died from strangulation with unknown assailant. Doctors testified neck marks and other injuries. Moyle’s husband William denies involvement. Witnesses say she feared him. broken window tracks found. no arrests yet.
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Missoula
Marsh
Ida M. Moyle
Saltese
Moyle
George Walcot
Pete Peterson
John Dahlberg
Peterson
La Follette Leads Roosevelt by Two to One in Devil's Lake
Early returns from Devil's Lake North Dakota indicate La Follette is leading Roosevelt by about two to one. Complete results are not expected until later tonight.
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Devil’s Lake
N. D
la Follette
Roosevelt
Roosevelt Leads in North Dakota Primary Returns
Complete returns from the presidential primaries in Bismarck show Roosevelt with 357 votes, La Follette 265, and Taft 31. The results reflect an early statewide tally as ballots were counted today in North Dakota.
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Bismarck
N. D
Roosevelt
la Follette
Taft
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