Scholastics Show New Tricks In Practice Game
A Miles City Prep football scrimmage against Butte’s Pickle Minders produced new formations and strong team play. Irwin, Brooks, McIntyre, and Hannan scored touchdowns, with McIntyre adding two points and House kicking goals. Fletcher shone on kickoff return and Do rthy excelled on runs for the Pickles. The first half ended 18 to 6 as Star Weir and Otis Lee starred for the visitors.
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Ithough
Butte
Columbia Gardens
Downer
Montana
Miles City
Dee
Irwin
Brooks
McIntyre
Hannan
House
Wooleux
Mfted Doherty
Phillips
Pickles
Ttwin Evang
Doherty
Hay
Fletcher
Steve Fletcher
Parker
Stars
Spiegel
Brinton
Seattle
Ganzel Offered Rochester Manager Pose in 1908
Cincinnati reports Rochester Easter League club owners Charles T. Chapin and Arthur P. Little in talks with Ganzel over managing the 1908 season. The road chief proposed terms, with Ganzel free to set his own. Rochester officials weighed the offer as negotiations continued.
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Cincinnati
Gan Eel
Rochester
John
Charles T. Chapin
Arthur P. Little
Herrmann
Ganzel
Welsh Slight Favorite Over Feather Champion
Los Angeles November 21 With the Atteli Welsh fight four days off betting favors Welsh as the slight favorite over the featherweight champion. Local betting shows Welsh at 8 to 10 odds as San Francisco reports initial wagers.
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Los Angeles
Tt Jcks
Campion
Harvard Victory News Reaches President During Tennis Match
Washington reports Harvard clinched victory as the president played a tense tennis match at the White House. Ambassador Jusserand Secretary Garfield and Assistant Secretary Bacon observed. The president paused the game, lifted his racket in celebration, and then joined in a brief show of Harvard pride.
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Washington
Harvard
Whit House
Jusserand
Garfield
Bacon
Bacon Tett
Unite Ing
Boxing Meet Promises Scientific Ring Battle at Tomtriex
The article previews a heavyweight bout with noted ringside skill and strategy. It highlights the fighter's knowledge of science in boxing, the ability to exploit faults, and the anticipation of a superior, technically sharp clash. The Roth boys train hard, aiming for the best contest in years.
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Tomtriex
Vernon
Thankeaising Roth
Anaconda Aims to Turn Tables on Butte Today
Anaconda football seeks revenge after a recent loss to Butte. The team travels to Washoe Park this afternoon to face the visitors, with a strong lineup and a large local turnout expected. Anaconda’s strengths include punting by Welling and fast, accurate kicking, while fumbles and faulty kick returns remain weaknesses. Columbia’s squad travels with 14 players to bolster the lineup as both teams prepare for a hard fought contest.
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Anaconda
Butte
Columbia
Buttes
Ananda
Washoe Park
Heath
Wonds
Georgetown
St Hoth
Wilkon
Quarterlax
Lenise Han
Rune Ti
Hewin
Corcoran
O'Neill
Ate
Pene
Coimbia
Toomey
Harrington
Mallory
Bane
Marcel
Startees
Startees Lett’ Guard Mehen .Z Day Sevssesscees Itigat Guard ‘Tower
Eight
Anderson, Larisch Tigi
Samereee Riordan
Wilson Quarter
Fitapatrick Cranes
Mette Lett Ait I Morison
Timoreegw Iit Runoel
Western Conference Seeks Michigan Return to Big Nine
Chicago November 21 Alumni of the University of Michigan are pushing to reinstate Ann Arbor into the Western Conference. Efforts aim to rally Wolverine graduates to pressure authorities for athletic relations with conference colleges. Although no formal alumni survey has been conducted, sentiment for Michigan’s return to the so called big nine appears evident in conversations, despite past athletic difficulties.
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Chicago
Chica
Michigan
Ann Arborne
Wolverine
Ann Arbor
Alma Mater
Murray Prepares El Paso Race Meet Chief Officials Arrive
El Paso Texas hosts a winter race meet with 400 top horses expected. Manager Dan T Murray of Chicago arrives from Salt Lake City to oversee operations. Officials include W Hollows of New York as secretary and starter, with judging by Dan T Murray.
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el Paso
Tex
Ray
Geciation
Salt Lake City
Wesins
Salt Lake
William Mur
Kansas defeats Iowa 10 to 5 in hard fought game
Iowa City November 21 Kansas Jayhawkers proved their win over Nebraska was no fluke by beating Iowa 10 to 5. The game featured Kansas at its best this season and showcased their merit ahead of Thanksgiving plans for the Missouri Valley Conference championship.
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Iowa City
Iowa
Kansas
Nebraska
Jayhawkers
Missouri
Fighters Train Hard for 60 Fights Ahead
In San Francisco on November 21, Papke and Ketchel push into peak condition for their Thanksgiving day middleweight bout. Papke, aided by AL Kaufmann, conducts roadwork and strength training to reach 160 pounds, planning to add a couple pounds near fight day. Ketchel remains ready for a demanding clash as both promoters press on despite rival headlines.
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San Francisco
Papke
Ketehel
AL Kaufmann
Tonbe
Thompson to Meet Sullivan in a Boxing Match
Butte boxer Maurice Thompson advances to a 155 pound bout against Jim Sullivan in Aberdeen, Washington, next Wednesday night after finalized arrangements. The match follows Thompson's manager Bah Laden and Thompson planning a larger plan around the bout while promoters seek favorable terms and a two round setup.
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Maurice Thompson
Butte
Jim
Gene Sullivan
Hutte
Aberdeen
Bah Laden
Himelf
Wrestlers Choose Bagley To Referee Big Match
New York City event at Madison Square Garden on Thanksgiving night features referee Bagley chosen after long discussion. Two top wrestlers Jenkins and Mahmut will contend under revised rules allowing pin or falls. the match aims to settle disputes in wrestling circles.
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Bagley
New York
Tom ‘Jenkins
Yusift Mahmut
Dace
Square Garden
Jockey Troubles Aims To Meet Bantam Winner Next Bout
In Boston, bantam contender Troubles under Walter Little seeks a clash with the winner of Jimmy Slackburn and Char White. Troubles has 13 bouts with one loss as Frankie Neil and Owen Moran prepare to fight December 1 in a Moran chance to gain over Nell. Frankie Taker in New York challenges for more battles, while Pittsburgh hosts six rounders amid a surge of unknown contenders. Spectators note Jack Blackburn at a remarkable 10 feet? tall in Chicago Milwaukee circles.
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Troubles
Walter Little
Jimmy Slackburn
Char White
Chicago boxers and bouts teased across cities
The article lists multiple fighters linked to Chicago including Frank Garrard with 190-pound power, Asnton age noted for speed, and Jack Ropinson set to box Joe Walcott in Easton. It mentions Jimmy Walsh heading to England to face Digger Stanley, Morrie Bloom and Jimmy Dunn matchups, Yommy Lee’s plans in Springfield and potential rematch with George Memic, painting a busy scene of pre bout chatter and cross city matchups.
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Yommy Lee
Indianapolis
Jimmy Dunn
New Castle
Springfield
Ohio
Lee
Dunn
George Memic
Chicago
Royal Tourist Shatters Track Mark at Emeryville Handicap
Oakland November racing reports Charle Eltinon's Royal Tourist, ex Whitney stable, wins the Emeryville handicap carrying 17 pounds Dorante, setting a California 1 mile 25 pole record over six furlongs. Burke handicap winner EA Forsythe colors, Futurity winner Cresaina noted. other results include Dosinte, Dovteoh Hecate, Husky, and Jeane Ware Sewell in various races.
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Oakland
Mage
Charle Eltinon
Whitney
California
Bern
Dorante
Borsara
EA Forsythe
Burke
Emeryville
Hiyers
Futurity
Land
Cresaina
Fe Mintman
Mth
Clerk Weles
Rt Ynes
Dan Enrique
Montgomers Unied
Fin Sree
Dovteoh
Quarte
Husky
Kent
Rourlet
Jeane Ware Sewell
Spokane Manager Notes Butte Exit From Circuit
Spokane manager says Butte is out of the circuit after a Chicago meeting. He cites nine good pitchers signed by one team and hints at untold moves while confirming Ordiek as a key catcher for Prost. Outlook hints at Bellingham gaining the Butte franchise with Portland replacing Aberdeen. details remain unsettled until Teague meeting.
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Ual
Chicago
Ordiek
Prost
Bellingham
Portland
Aberdeen
Brown
Fkd
Ge Teague
Dane
Kine Hoon
Browns
Spokane
Brinker
Dugdale
Lucas
Gus Thompson
Aiken
Seattle
Kaufmann to Meet Barry Before Jeffries Club Match
In Los Angeles on November 2, plans emerge for AL Kaufmann to face Barry before Jim Jeffries club events around Christmas day. Barry initially shied away but agreed to the bout, with signing and preparations expected to proceed in San Francisco. McCarey’s rival club matches Flynn and Johnson and Wasster for November 24 round events.
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Los Angeles
Jeffries Club
AL Kaufmann
Thn
Barry
Choiaimas
Billy
Delaney
Kaufmann
Kaufman
San Francisco
Shorty
McCarey
Moose Baxter Found in Panama Postcards Return
Moose Baxter returns in a Christmas plan after weeks of wandering with friends in Butte. Lot Eschile sent a letter from Ancon Panama with postcards. He intends to play baseball this winter and expects a crowd of about 5000 for a show next spring, amid local excitement.
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Moose Baxter
Butte
Lot Eschile
Ancon
Canal
Panama
Moose
Bull Ghuine
Bench Show Ends In Blaze Of Glory
A graceful tribute at an Auditory show in Butte praised City Attorney Edwin Booth for his remarks to Judge James Cole of Kansas City as the bench show crowned winners. Officers and attendees cheered the official, with gifts and cups awarded across multiple breeds and many local sponsors backing the event.
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Edwin Booth
James Cole
Kansas City
Butte Kennel Club
Audietorian
Cole
Butte
Keete
Herman
Tex Spanier
Notable dog show and horse racing notes from Butte event
The Butte Miner reports on Mrs. George H. Decker’s Exquima Husky winning a White Star Cup at the Butte Kennel Club show from outside the state. It also notes Goldweld Kennels and Goldweld Student in Lexington, WY, and describes the 12 year old thoroughbred stallion Joan Be Rand by His Highness out of Carrier by Sensation owned by Thomas F Dolan. Jean Beraud, bred in Solmdel stud New Jersey, had a strong turf record with multiple wins and $44,090 in earnings over three seasons.
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Roy Sailey
Wwstone
Canada
James “G." Keefe
Ailey
Ier
St.Bernards
Walkover Shoe Company
John Tenne
Ender
Hagher & Polndort Newick
Robe
Hudson
Allen's
Fanny
Hetn Kemne
John Mitchel
Montana
Lautges
Peter Teaguess
Clyde
Schimp
Relch
Kelley
Fox” Hounds
Ellie Paint Company
Te H. Hungates
Symons
McClellan
Paxson & Jer
TE. Ober
Carl Engel
Mr. Cavanaugh
S. Ide Wild View
Nick Gates
Caprice Commercial Company
Christies
Teddy
le Cohnter Hallands Tilly, O
Butte
Christie's Edly
Butte Miner
George H. Decker
Exquima Husky
Butte Kennel Club
Goldweld Kennels
Goldweld
Lexington
Joan Berand
His Highness
Carrier
Sensation
Thomas F Dolan
Thi City
William’ Steele
Slaven Farm
Jean Beraud
Solmdel Stud
New Jersey
Increased Paper Costs Push Newspapers Toward Smaller Papers
Washington on November twenty first saw a tariff hearing before the Ways and Means Committee. John Norris of the American Newspaper Publishers Association urged free trade in pulp and print paper, arguing protection raises costs. Union representatives backed Norris, citing higher paper costs as a burden on printers and publishers.
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Washington
House Committee On Ways and Means
John Norris
American
Typographical
Gaaraveen
Brecemen's
Merertrpert
Electratypers
Mc. Norris
Red Looge Mine Still Burning Destruction on No 3 Slope
Flames ravaged the Red Looge No 3 slope causing timbering to fail and smoke to pour to the surface. About fifty miners were evacuated by stretcher as crews seal the mine and reroute air to push fumes away. Production is cut by half until the slope is repaired, with state mine officials overseeing the incident.
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Woteh
Weat Ede
Patiie
McDermott
Helena
Thomas Gibson
United Mine Workers For
Montana
Rulers Interview Publicity Drawn Into Berlin Request
Dr William Bayard Hale declares a World interview with the German emperor is fabrication from start to finish. He says the piece was nearly ready for publication when Berlin requested suppression and copies were destroyed before the public notice of withdrawal.
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Berlin
William Bayard Haletouay
Ime
Ivor Lawson Wins Out In Six Day Bicycle Race
Boston November 21 Ivor Lawson wins the six day bicycle race at Park Square Coliseum finishing ahead of Walter Davenport Townend Rand of Town and others. Five riders completed 482 miles in the final sprint as six teams started, with 6 teams in the field and 10 riders failing. The finish was sensational with Lawson from Salt Lake City taking the lead at the line. A separate note recalls a classroom fractions quiz where a six year old’s answer was humorously stated.
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Boston
Lawson and Anderson
Park’ Square Coliseum
Ivor Lawson
Salt Lake City
Walter
Davenport
Town
Anont
Ttal
Kadey
Edward McKay
New York
Russian Emperor Attends Grand Duke Alexis Funeral
In St Petersburg on November 21 Grand Duke Alexis an uncle of the Russian emperor was buried in the Romanov mausoleum at the Peter and Paul fortress. Emperor Nicholas walked the three miles from the railroad station to the fortress, with grand dukes, generals, bishops, and court officials in a heavily guarded procession. The city and palace involvement included a brief service at the fortress cathedral before the coffin was placed on an open hearse and the cortege moved to the mausoleum for a marble sarcophagus interment.
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Alexis
Russia
Paris
Peter
Paul
Nicholas
St.Petersburg
Moscow
Failroad
Nevsky Prospect
Slavoly Street
Field of Mars
St Petersburg
Empperor
Grand Dukes
Neva
John Weadie
Mnausoleum
Marbie
Man convicted of manslaughter in Manson Iowa tragedy
An early morning verdict finds John S Brown guilty of manslaughter for the Aug 29 death of his daughter-in-law Mrs George Brown in the Brown home at Manson Iowa. The crime followed a family quarrel at breakfast and the victim, popular Congregational church leader Mrs George Brown, was beaten with an Indian club. The defense plans to seek a new trial.
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Rockwell City
Towa
John S.brown
George Brown
Will Aater
Brown
Manon
Manson
Congregational Church
Mrs Evelyn Thaw Visits Husband at the Asylum
Mrs Evelyn Thaw visits her husband at Matteawan Hospital for the Criminal Insane and signals possible reconciliation. Mrs William Thaw, Harry Thaw’s mother, may be part of the agreement. Evelyn Thaw stayed about an hour and a quarter, while Mrs Thaw arrived shortly before her departure. A second item reports unrest in China with a new regime, per American Consul General Martin at Mankow noting a Yangtse river incident.
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Fisukil
N.Y
Evelyn Neabit ‘Thaw
Matteawan Hospital
Elther
William ‘Thaw
Harry ‘Thaw
Evelyn “Thaw
China
State Department
Martin
Mankow
Yangtse
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