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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1921
Page
2
The Women's Bowling League at the Y M C A gained new impetus with leadership from Vidual and Morita. A standout game saw Teague notch a high score among several notable performances as others posted strong averages.
The American polo team led by C. Rumsey, Thomas Hitchcock Jr, J. Watson Webb, and Deveraux Milburn defeated a scratch English team 10 to 4 at Ranelagh England on May 7. Separately in Des Moines Iowa, welterweight champion Jack Britton and Johnny Tillman were matched for a 10 round May 17 bout announced by Tommie Ryan.
A Hoosier style obituary notes that parents of twins are dead. Bob, known in Bozeman as a popular citizen, recently married Nellie Hulbert. Hulbert died, leaving Mrs. Hulbert on the ranch. The twins, healthy and thriving, have been taken, and the community mourns the double tragedy.
Reports say McCartney killed himself after the death of his wife and the mother’s illness. Officials believe the combined strain from the accident to the mother and the wife’s death drove him to take his own life while temporarily insane.
Amateur baseball results show the Paul Clark Home Tigers defeating the Bum-a-Nickel nine 18 to 10. Dublin Gulch Athletic Club beat Anaconda Road Bruins 6 to 4 with Dennehy and Shea behind Gulch and Goggin and Coughlin for Bruins Summit. The Junior Anaconda Road Bruins beat Duggan AV 20 to 10 with J Doherty Coughlin Harrington Bognan Melvick etc scoring in the victory.
The Boardman Street Stars meet the Big Butte Juniors at Columbia Gardens on Arbor Day. Boardman Streets seek a win, 10:30 start, MacDonald and Mackey officiate for Boardmans, Roberts and Tallon as Big Butte battery. event noted amid a busy day of sports briefs.
London officials and the Officers' association probe pensioned ex officers who travel with barrel organs in upscale areas. Reports say some earn up to 100 dollars weekly and stay in expensive hotels, aided by deceptive addresses, while others receive new jobs or financial help to start businesses. Public sympathy is criticized as being exploited by masked performers. The inquiry follows a court sentence for a barrel organ peddler, and names several foreign and American drivers linked to the operations.
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