Fight weights draw crowd in crowding pro boxing talk
The column surveys rising interest in heavyweight and lightweight matchups led by Packy McFarland and Packey Nelson with Papke Ketchel and Britt looming. It also notes club leadership changes for Cincinnati with Grifith favored and Herrmann’s caution, plus Carlisle football’s surprising strength under Glenn Warner despite limited training time.
Butte Hockey League Drive Seeks Local Support
A group of Butte athletes plans to form a city hockey league and invites all interested skaters to a meeting at 8 20 tonight in the Phoenix building third floor office of Dr HA Maillet. Organizers led by A F Lafrance seek local and nearby teams to begin a season with ample ice time and backing from prominent supporters.
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Anaconda Eleven Shows Progress but Faces Tackling Gaps
Anaconda Eleven practiced on the common showing pass variations led by Riordan and Wilson with Corcoran’s long throws. The team displayed strong line plunges and punting but weaknesses in tackling and speed risk poor performance in upcoming games. players Barisch Malvey Kelg are missed and Danielson may rejoin to bolster the lineup.
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Limage
Wilson
Harrington
Riordan
Strakel
Theman
Barisch
Malvey
Kelg
Danielson
Ketchel Struggles With Weight Before Papke Bout
Los Angeles reports Stanley Ketchel faces real trouble in making weight for his third match with Jim Papke. Ketchel weighs about 187 pounds and reportedly fears weakness entering the ring. His manager and friends worry reduced weight may dull his strength as disputes over terms and recent life turmoil add to the tension in Papke and Golfrath camps.
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Papke
Trinoix Thunderbolt
Ketchel
Michigan
Los Angeles
Stanley Keteling
RU Papke
O'Connor
O Connor
Langforth
Stanley
Goifrowh
Standard Sports Q&A Policy Note
The Standard promises prompt cheerful replies to questions on baseball football boxing racing and other sports. Address all sporting inquiries to the Sporting Department at the Standard in Anaconda.
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Princeton Lineup Still in Doubt Ahead of Yale Game
Princeton coach Roper keeps final Tiger lineup unsettled with two games left including Yale. Dowd Welch solid. Read may play halfback and Read. Cunningham to end, Dillon at quarterback with Dawson backing him. McCrohan likely to miss West Point, may face Dartmouth later. Team behind line to be shuffled as Huskers?
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Roper
Dartmouth
Dowd
Welch
Ta Putin
Booth
Tokio
Cunningham
Dale Dillon
Ts Rei
Dawson
McCrohan
West Point
Darts Snouth
Dileton
Vale
Harvard Plans Shifts for Indian Struggle
Cambridge, Nov. 4. Secret practice continues as Harvard football prepares for the Indians. Coach Haughton drafts new plays after the Navy game and Brown contest, with a plan to shift players as lessons from the Brown game are digested. Critics see potential stars emerging and the experimental season nearing an end.
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Cy Haughton
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New England
Crimson
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Penn Looks Good To Grid Iron Fans
Philadelphia reports praise Penns football squad after a tough draw with Carnegie other notes highlight Hollenback punting Draper return and strong line play Manter Pike Braddock Scarlett Reagan and Somer cited for size speed and defense with team play and gameness key to potential undefeated season
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University of Pennsylvania
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Draper
Carnegie
Penn
Konnath
Manter
Pike
Scarlett
Braddock
Reagan
Somer
Brown
Gaston
Marks
Dietrick
Driscoll Ends Training For Tonight Fight
New York reports Jim Driscoll the English featherweight champion has finished training for his bout with Matty Baldwin at Tuckahoe. Promoter Billy Murphy predicts a knockout, noting Driscoll's speed and power and betting on a Baldwin knockout before the limit. Pedlar Palmer and Eddie Johnson are mentioned among notable English rivals.
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New York
Jim Driscoll
Matty Baldwin
Tuckahoe
Palmer
Terry McGovern
Bily
Jim
Biily
Edldie Johnson
Johnson
Joe Bowker
Harry Grutin
Baldwin
Princeton Rowing Upgrades Plans for New Boat House
Nassau crew managers at Princeton announce extensive preparations including a new cement and steel boat house costing about 25000 dollars to be built east of Washington road near the bridge. About eighty rowers practice daily in four eight oared and four four oared shells as the fall regatta on November 14 coincides with the Yale game.
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Princeton
N. J
Washington Road
Robert Strange
Walter M. Williams
Butte hound wins Redmon Cup final in pretty course
Under blue skies the Redmon Cup final at Peter Teague’s park was won by Ding Darley, a Butte bred hound, who defeated Loose Character in a tight duel. The Wolf, Ring Lady, and other top dogs also posted strong heats as finals were set for today.
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Peter ‘Teague
Coursing
Corbett
Ding Darley
Gus-Lady Bug
Dr. Hasenphluge
Bushman-Allas
Loose Character
Darley
Waterloo
H.R. Elliott
Salt Lake
California
Real Rocker
Clyde
Belle Keen
Sir Brindle
Wild Bug
Yellow Brazen
Annabelle
Sea Foam
Monte Carlo
Ba- Sin Buster
Fawn Estelle
Peter Teague Park
Rusty Lad
Tuck
Ford
To & Choler
Lana
Charming Girl
Dollie Dottars
Tod
Diaknow
Whitey
the Wolf
King Lady
Seholen Fawnstelle
Rasin Buster
Nellie Keon
Football Rampant Among Scholastics in Butte
Butte high school football gains interest for a game with Great Falls at Columbia Gardens on Saturday. Shanty Movse is out with an ankle injury, Steve Fletcher moves to keystone, and Risaberget may play on one good leg. Coach Downer faces scrimmage gaps as plans for Thanksgiving clash with Ogden hinge on a signed contract.
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Butte High School
Great Falls
Columbia Gardens
Butte
Seattle
Seattle ‘Times
Movse
Steve Fletcher
Fletcher
Brooks
Downer
School of
White
University of Missoula
Ogden
Griffin Gets Good Match For Six-Round Bout
New York reports Charley Griffin the Australian champion will fight Battling Hurley of Passaic in a six round bout at Schenectady on November 25. They previously met in a six round slugfest at Brooklyn’s Bedford Athletic club last month.
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Charley
Griffin
Hurley
Passaic
N. J
American Athletic Club
Schenectady
N. Y
Bedford Athletic Club
Brooklyn
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