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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1906
Page
1
A muddy Sunday wrapped the final day of the Montana circuit event with peace and quiet as attendance dropped. The day featured harness and flat races, with Howell Waters and Pawel among outsized longshots winning events while bookies cashed in on late purses.
Harvard oarsmen, after a strenuous nine weeks in England, were unable to overturn the Cambridge crew. Captain Filey’s men fought hard and matched the British stroke for stroke but finished with a loss as Cambridge maintained their lead. Harvard now prepares for travel back to America following engagements with British officials.
Marblehead Mass Sept With the Roosevelt cup elim ination yesterday the question for todays race was which of the remaining contenders would win tomorrows fifth race in the German American series The field includes American yachts Vim Auk and German vessel Aveinerce New Yorks Vin led after the first week with two wins while Auk had one and Wanasser none Tomorrow features a triangular course wind around six to eight knots and experts weigh Auk s chances against Vim and Aveinerce
Fragmented report lists Tex Angeles and Tammy Jay set for a bout with Al Rungiann Sc. training at Arcadia Muto as Cork. Cyclone Thompaan and Kid Welstar among entrants. Monger McCorey completes Dane for arrivals at the Macile Athitile club AME with others in preliminary bouts.
Billings beat Butte as pitchers and fielding errors marred the game. Merkle and Stout were involved in disputed plays while umpire calls favored Billings. Early, Billings surged with three straight hits, then Butte defense faded, and despite late effort La Croix’s presence could not salvage the inning.
Pacific Coast League report from Oakland details a morning game won by San Francisco and an afternoon loss. Eruptions at the ballpark followed a disputed call, crowd interference, and a managerial tense moment, with Seattle’s Russ Mall steering a shift to calm play.
The Milwaukee bout ends with Charley Neary defeating a favored Mexican in a dramatic seventh round. Controversy swirls over weight, pre fight claims, and alleged rough handling by both camps. Promoters and managers dispute the legality of the decision amid accusations of foul play and mismanagement.
In a rough National League clash Chicago pressed ahead with early scoring while pitching and defense stifled Villepur. Nealon and Telit combined on the mound as Chicago tallied seven runs, with Moran, Stover, Pittos, Hrawn and others contributing key hits.
In a split doubleheader, the Detroit team edged St Louis while Chicago blanked Le Tralt today. Chicago catcher Roth contributed, while trades saw Crom move to the Muheatrice American association club.
Fragmentary report notes about twenty representatives expected to participate in a mush event at an unspecified venue. Mentions firing, yard range, and several named places and groups but lacks complete context or clear outcomes.
Arrangements are complete for the national motor boat carnival on the Hudson River beginning this week. Boats include high speed and pleasure craft with international contests. records may be challenged, with prizes for fast runs and an evening Venetian fete.
London reports a push by five leading clubs to invite professionals to cooperate amid changing formats for the open championship. Proposals include qualification rounds and sectional play to limit entrants, risking amateur interest and a shift toward a professional dominated event.
Glens Falls New York talks about Kid McCoy’s return to boxing after a period of inactivity. He and his wife are in Lake George area, weighing 757 rounds, claiming he is in prime at 32 years old. A friend says McCoy could become heavyweight champion, with Herger noted as a rival.
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