29 Nov 1911
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1911
Page
1
The Jockey Club leader returns from the coast as next year’s outlook shapes up with plans for spring racing. Discussion centers on venues like Butte, Lagoon, and Coeur d’Alene, plus riders and horses to watch.
A four act boxing show at McCarthy gym presents Young Mooney versus Tommy Doody in a 6 round bout around 140 pounds. Senut faces Johny White while Austrian Koleh enters to fight One Punch Conversit in four rounds. The program starts promptly at seven o clock.
Fragmentary report references Navy football and a Willie Hoppe boxing or wrestling mention plus Madison Square context. Names and details are garbled, with scores like 96 and 3216622, making precise items uncertain.
The write up analyzes the Wolgast Welch match and referee rulings, noting Welch's unique interpretation of the code and calling for strict rule enforcement. It also previews lightweight clashes in Los Angeles and the Kennedy Pelzer heavyweight bout, predicting Kennedy as the stronger fighter and highlighting Flynn Kaufman prospects.
In Los Angeles optimistic chatter surrounds a proposed light weight title fight between champion Ad Wolgast and challenger Freddie Welsh. Both fighters boast prime condition and strong public support eyeing a Vernon arena date around Thursday afternoon.
Chicago reports Lawrence Whiting of the University of Chicago was chosen as captain of the W912 team tonight. Whiting, a center on the In toorbal squad, was elected during the university sports assembly in Chicago.
Bozeman High School football players endured a frozen practice on home turf as they prepare for an early morning trip to Helena and Great Falls. Captain Michigan Carr leads a squad expected to improve and challenge for a key state matchup.
Boston observers report mixed views on football rule changes. Yale Penn State and Chicago coaches dispute the new style, with Stagg opposing reversals and preferring the modern approach while others urge a return to earlier play for safety and clarity.
Fragments describe a group in Butte forming a hockey plan to join a Montana league. A. Le Swan and others push to organize a team, with talk of connections to New York and growing interest among local residents. The report mix includes unrelated names and figures, reflecting OCR damage and scattered sports notes.
Odd garbled notes describe Corot playing for rain and a matchup between Pankey McParland and Waylon Murphy in a city venue. Mentions Thanksgiving scheduling, tickets, and a potential prime time show with limited seating and a printed program.
Roth the Hambler and Cantervilhe prepare for the indie championship as Whlet and Vndette's teams drill for a tough clash tomorrow at Cahoubla gardens. Two days of hard practice build toward a 2 20 pm kickoff with hopes of boosting attendance and sparking fan excitement after a gripping Saturday.
A nostalgic reminiscence describes the devoted football crowd at classic venues such as Harvard and Yale. It recalls weather, traversing fans, enduring journeys, and the communal fervor that marks college football gatherings across campuses like Princeton, Harvard, and Yale.
The article reports captain Donnelly likely out with an injury, affecting Butte football plans. Coach Postie anticipates adjustments as Donnelly’s absence shifts roles, with Lee Burra and Conner Japerarive among players stepping in.
Russia is afforded freedom to operate in Persia under Amearican policy. The American government, advised by Bernian officials, seeks to deter Tevxsian moves and plans to demand compensation for dispatches and troop movements. Authorities consider preemptive steps and potential embassy actions as tensions rise.
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