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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1908
Page
2
Sporting editor argues Jack Nunnally may win the opening handicap at Oakland despite widespread poolroom influence. The piece discusses Nunnally’s past form, poolroom betting, and calls for abolishing poolrooms to protect racing and public morals.
The Standard reports strong talk that the Cubs may capture four consecutive National pennants next season. New York, Brooklyn, and St Louis are identified as potential rivals and trades involving St Louis and Chicago are hinted at as a path to challenging the Cubs. McGraw’s Giants are expected to bolster for a pennant tilt, with plans for moves before training season.
Butte hosts a tough Sunday clash as Missoula True Blues, a heavier squad averaging around 165 pounds, visits to face the Columbias on home courts. Coach White plans to employ the state university players and a few veteran collegians while local squads mix in football offerings amid league rumors and concerns over National League standings.
Pennsylvania faces a critical test as Harvard, Yale, the Navy, Army, and Princeton loom as rivals. A Penn win over Carlisle Indians would boost their standing, with the Harvard-Carlisle clash seen as a season defining, must watch showdown.
In this preview the Dartmouth squad shows a favorable edge based on comparative scores and recent developments under Coach O Connor. The article notes Pishon as a diminutive QB key to offensive limitations yet pivotal in breaking open drives and stopping Princeton’s advances while Dartmouth aims to maximize ball control and defensive effort.
Yale's cross country team, with two substitutes, has been chosen for the intercollegiate meet at Princeton on November 21. Vilas led practice with 38 minutes 8 seconds, Haskell was 11th, and the squad shows close early-standing contenders as Williams contemplates trips and shifts in upcoming Intercollegiate planning.
Princeton notes from Nov 6 indicate Dillon, Bredemus, and Cunningham will start against Dartmouth. Coaches Roper McCormick and Harlan focus on refining the offense after a cautious buildup. Tigers expect cohesive unit play Saturday, while Dartmouth backers reportedly plan to wager heavily.
Pa Nov 5 The Carlisto Indians are in good shape despite injuries from the looming contest Saturday. Barrel landed with a sprained ankle and Red Skin Captain Wasenka has severe muscle bruises, yet the team remains hopeful and tired after weeklong scrimmages kept secret. The Indians aim to hold the Chiliders to a close score while Navy’s 16 6 defeat is cited as a gauge of strength. Thorp’s kicking limb is briefly out of condition as Warner searches for new kickers to bolster the coming Dig series of games.
Ithaca N Y Nov 5 After Saturday decisive victory over Penn State the Cornell coaches focus on solving the quarterback question They believe a capable passer will boost the team against Chicago and Pennsylvania Gardner is off form and Caldwell is sidelined with a knee injury Coaches expect several assistants to rejoin practice ahead of the Chicago game Lieut Joe Beachman class of 1909 is slated to report.
Willis Britt, a colorful promoter figure, was in San Anselmo and San Francisco amid boxing talks. He denied Dane offered Packy McFarland a bout and said Nelson must see real money before a return fight against a top lightweight. He predicted a January or February match if money and opponents align, noting current conditions and promoter risk.
New Haven, Nov 5 Yale football trains hard as injuries slow the squad. Kilpatrick may jog but not scrimmage, Murphy races to recover, and Ford Johnson emerges as a top rival for the quarterback job. Tad Jones’ absence delays decision while George Adee is summoned to train the quarterbacks.
Baltimore, Nov. 5. The Rainey brothers Paul J. and Roy A. announce retirement from horse racing after three years of defeats and heavy spending, leaving the sport they joined as young millionaires. Their colors have endured numerous losses, totaling roughly half a million dollars.
Boston reports Yale will race Harvard in the cross country event alongside the Yale Cornell freshman race set for November 7 at New Haven. Cornell captain B J Lemon, now in the faculty, reports reduced eligibility earlier, and will train freshmen at Ithaca. The Spokane item notes Glen Tana Kennels belonging to T S Griffith.
The Kennels of Allen Chase Klein will be represented at the Butte dog show from November 25 to 29. Four Glen Tana collies, two of Chase Klein's cockers, and four of Weight's English setters will be sent to Butte under Charles Wood, who will also handle them at the show.
Minnesota seeks revenge after a 27 to 0 loss to Wisconsin as the Gophers and Badgers prepare for a decisive clash at Madison on November 2. Minnesota must beat Wisconsin by two touchdowns to keep championship hopes alive, while Minnesota is warned to improve from a tepid display against the Maroon and Gold.
After a serious heart to heart at Manager Waning's Concord apartment, the All-Star football team of Butte disbands due to inability to practice adequately. Jennings and Hoagland may depart soon. Swan is worn out. The squad had shown potential, needing Donovan, M net, Rinehart, and Robbing to strengthen the line and backfield for a strong season.
New York November 5 Columbia anticipates a busy season despite the dissolution of the intercollegiate league Columbia aims to field its strongest lineup since the sport began Columbia will meet Syracuse Brown and Williams for the first time in years and seeks a western game at home Potential matches include California Wabash Illinois with Yale Princeton Pennsylvania and Cornell already on the schedule Harry Fisher a former Columbia star and coach for four seasons is expected to lead the team again this year
Jack Nunnally, last season's opening handicap winner, arrived in Oakland from Los Angeles with Frank Dayton's string. The horse reportedly worked a mile in under 1:42 at Arcadia as final preparations were made. Other Dayton entries include False Nun Nova Leo Tom Law Mendon and Paul. Sam Hildreth's entry is the favorite in betting.
Montana hopes ride with three football games at Columbia Gardens as Butte Miners clash with Missoula, Great Falls, and Butte Columbias this afternoon. Missoula beat Butte 8 to 5 in Missoula. locals expect improvement and a close contest today with Ellvenny, Ryan, and Kyle in form. University guests include President Duniway and professors. referee George Downer.
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