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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1902
Page
10
The text boasts rare delicate extracts and fancy bottled products as part of a season’s showcase. It highlights premium makes and fine extracts suitable for Easter and spring celebrations.
Horse racing notes show an upset at Little Rock Handicaps in Oakland with Frangible taking East Oakland handicap in 1 48 and Marshall Neil winning Sixth race. Other races list bettors and odds for McLaren Pantheon Goudy and more with mixed results.
The Call lists Mulholand's picks for Oakland races tomorrow. First Flitting George Whitney Headstrong. Second Lizzie Rice Sylvia Talbot Alonzo. Third Bernato Decapo Captivate. Fourth Jim Hale Herculean Lady Meddlesome. Fifth Old England Sweet Tooth Joe Frey. Sixth Artilla Essence Decoy.
In Little Rock on March 24 the 10th Arkansas Derby was run on a slow track after 24 hours of rain. Outsider Prowl from New Orleans defeated favorite Heriodade after crowding incidents in the first turn. Flora Pomona and Huntressa placed second and third as other races yielded various winners and times.
In Oakland Frangible ridden by Littl Willie Knapp won by a head over Janice with Position third. Janice the 1 to 2 favorite, Troxler won the opening race on Tsaline and next with Antolee. J Daly leaves for Bennings.
Race card lists weights and entries for six races at Oakiawa. Entries include horse names and weights across maidens selling purses and handicap events, with multiple riders and abbreviations. The file shows first two purses, then steeplechase and flat divisions with a mix of horses and weights.
Promising middleweight Burns prepares for a bout against former champion Oglesby in Centerville. Reporters say Burns showed nerve and ability in early rounds and may win if he advances to the main event.
In Butte last night Kid Oglesby of Centerville and Kid Burns of Centerville were matched for a 20 round title fight for 500 dollars a side with a 250 dollar forfeit already deposited. The bout to be staged in Montana within four weeks will be at 124 pounds with weigh in at eight o clock. Burns, a novice in pro rings, impressed in a recent bout at Five Mile House and is considered faster than Oglesby who can drop to 122 pounds if needed.
In New York on March 24 Charles Wester of Cheyenne Wyoming defeated Grant H Eby of Springfield Ohio 125 to 106. William Wenrick of New York defeated Patrick H Walsh of New York 125 to 98.
In Chicago on March 24 Kid Carter of Brooklyn knocked out Joe Choynski in the first round of a six round bout at the American club. Carter delivered a decisive right to Choynski's jaw after Choynski had battered him with repeated blows. Choynski sank, then staggered to his feet, and Carter finished him with a hard right that lifted Choynski and drove him headfirst to the canvas. He lay unconscious for about ten minutes before revival. The round lasted 2 minutes 35 seconds.
Mose returns 10 points as Butte LaFontise outlines his clash with young Gibbs. The exchange highlights gritty play and emerging talent in the contest.
Mose La Fontise returned from Oakland where he fought Young Gibbs the clever colored welterweight. Gibbs won the 15 round bout as La Fontise said he lost to a man a bit too fast, though he felt stronger at the finish. La Fontise praised Gibbs and predicted Gibbs can beat any man at 142 pounds except Joe Walcott.
Sporting editor Jerry M'Carthy of Eureka, Utah, recounts his boxing match with Lew Williams. He says he dominated early, knocked Williams through the ropes, and that Williams quit after the seconds and crowd cried foul. He offers to fight again for Williams's $100 forfeit.
Helena March 24 Special Dispatch: If Casey Clark and Gimlin of the Ogden team do not join the Helena Baseball club as agreed, Manager Flannery will seek to bar their signing with other league clubs. He claims contracts were left for signatures though none were signed. Meanwhile Edward Brugette, Helena third baseman, left Chicago this evening and is expected Wednesday night.
Helena March 24 The state historical society expects to receive in a few days the old sundial that for years occupied a prominent place on the Fort Ellis military reservation. It was stolen several years ago and had been located in Livingston.
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