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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Nov 24, 1908

Page

3

All-America Eleven Odds for the 1908 Season

The Sporting Editor weighs Penn and Cornell ahead of Chicago for the national title and rails a strong list of contenders for the All-America team. He highlights Scarlet and Draper as standout ends and tackles, Cobl and Page at other positions, and notes Penn’s potential supremacy if it defeats Cornell.

Cornell Chicago Penn Ithaca Syracuse Michigan Quakers Wolverines Harvard Lafayette AteAmerica Scariett Pennsylvania Nessttlt Scarlet Tavernes Val Nen Princeton Brown Vrowley Schildmiller Dartmouth Page Gardner Carlisle Tydeman Dowd Welch Page Manot Wisconsin Tydetan Peni

BOXERS AT WEIGHT READY FOR BATTLE

Boxing report notes Papke and Ketchel nearing match weight as Stamter and opponents eye the scales. Contenders train hard in Milwaukee and anticipation builds for a heavyweight style clash, with managers forecasting no knockout before 18 rounds.

Ketchel’s Fury: Ketchel Shrinks 28 Pounds Before Fight

Stanley Ketchel states he has cut 28 pounds in under four weeks for the battle and feels no adverse effects from the grueling training. He started at 187 pounds when he began training for the match.

Stanley Ketchel Ketchel

Medal design chosen for World’s Championship Cubs trophy

Cincinnati reports the national commission accepted a solid gold World’s Champions medal design for the Cubs victory over the Tigers. The emblem features a miniature playing field with a three-carat diamond, surrounded by the words World’s Champions. If approved, the medal will be issued annually with only the inscription date changed. In New Haven a Grand Prix winner will race in Savannah on Thanksgiving Day driven by George Townsend despite family protests.

Cincinnati Sblems Chicago Cubs Detroit Tigers National Commission Tarry Herrmann Dr- Ham l Pres Dent Han Johnson American Teague Wil Br New Haven Conn Tsotta

Yale Track Star Earns Notable Aviation Award

An athletic figure associated with Yale Track last year receives a prestigious aviation honor. The award highlights cross domain achievement and public recognition for athletic excellence alongside aviation service.

Yale Athi Aviation

Parkhurst Attacks Big Hats In Theaters And Churches

New York on November 23. Rev Dr Parkhurst denounced oversized headgear worn by women as a theft against fellow theatergoers and a breach of Christian decency. He warned more hats may be removed at upcoming services as protests spread through New York churches.

Parkhurst New York Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church the New Charles H. Parkhurst Theuhigtor

Washington Plans Basketball Team

Seattle Washington plans revival of basketball at the state university after four years. The last team in 1904 was captained by Tomy McDonald and played a close game with coast rivals. Several former high school stars now in college are expected to join if the board of control approves at the next meeting.

Seattle Wash Sta University Board of Control Washington Tomy McDonald Wis Mullen Rabel Clementaon Coyle Broadway High Stirs Tunny

Hamilton Notes in the Valley Visit and News

Hamilton dispatches detail landseekers touring the Bitter Root valley with agents Norton Cooper and Herman of Milwaukee and Chicago figures. Local editors and visitors share praise for Hamilton, while resignations and mining, irrigation and agricultural college notes color the community update amid a broader report from Chicago on graft and mayoral remarks about sports betting.

Hamilton Iamilton Norton A. A. Cooper Herman + tetaeelh Milwauker Thomas Miter TH Cowan Chicago Dw White Mosford Jot L. Jobin Othels Thies Astra Haves Shearer Inter Mounon Huttert Wan Titter Root Valley Chabler OC Cooper Citizen Gustan Ane Portland Tavton Stewart John Merkle Spokane W.fisher Agricultural College Bozeman Corvallis Margaret Summers Tamiitens J W. Carr Presbyterian Church Carrs Ardmore Olin Carpenter Trout Creek Frank Sennet Bitter Root Valley Irrigation Company Missoula CE. Collins ES Myers Company Robert Patterson Miavoula Tidge Talon A. Evans Tavauthe James I Torrence Min Soula

Raids Ordered by Governor Folk Close Sunday Clubs

Dozens of clubs were shut on a Sunday as raids led by Governor Folk resulted in the arrest of 21 men. They were arraigned in court while many prisoners were discharged. Spectators cheered the rescues as the actions halted nightlife unrest.

Mos Folk

Gleason seeks injunction over Papke Ketchel fight

San Francisco November 2 John T sleavon manager of Occidental Athletic club filed for an injunction to bar the Papke Ketchel prize bout set for Thanksgiving night at Corruth arena. He claims Papke Ketchel signed Sept 3 to fight for the Occidental club and Coffroth persuaded them to switch to a Sunshine club event, threatening his sparring exhibition and a $15,000 stake. Judge Seawell ordered Coffroth to appear and hear the injunction. Coffroth says the right will be upheld Thursday.

San Francisco John T Sleavon Occidental Athletic Club Scawell Papke-Ketchel Correnth Gleason Billy Papke Stanley Ketchel Occidental Costroth Sunshine Club Seawell Coffroth Oveldental Club

Notting ham Curtains Stylish Designs in White or Arabian

A catalog of Nottingham curtains praised as extra quality and durable. Features include white and Arabian two tone options, 6 inch widths, and youthful Madras weave. Offers many patterns with fine lace insertions and edge detailing. Prices range around four dollars per pair, with substantial savings from older prices.

Butte Nottingham

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