15 Sep 1911
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1911
Page
1
Lexington September scene features Latonia and Loule dates for three tracks with long races. Endurance stakes draw top horses, promising high class competition. Brattle wins opener amid high admission price. several races listed with results and times.
Four furlongs purses for 2 year olds with Mano Wake Slaede and a large list of entrants. Six furlongs selling includes Darethyston Military M12 Wigent and others. Sixth race features seven furlongs for 4 year olds and up with AMarburg Tiflis Rony W The Peer Lavington Lady and more. Apprentice allowance mentioned.
Butte Country club to host Sunnyside Golf Club of Hamilton in a two day match play event at the nearby Clearmont lake course. About a dozen expert players from both clubs will contest a spirited series as the fall season opens and Thanksgiving tournament qualifying looms.
Coach Tom Rovbinn has been shaping Mines football candidates since last Monday. He aims to form a seven man squad for a strong state championship push, despite a small turnout. Four games are on the schedule, with potential games against the University of Montana or Gonzaga if the squad develops.
A distorted report suggests the local high school may not field a football team this fall. Details are unclear due to unreadable portions, but the season’s fate hinges on unresolved questions and potential candidacy decisions.
The event gathers teams from Eyicage and northwestern cities for the Seventh Haarnationn Bowl. Entries open February and close late January with awards presented at the awards meeting.
New York September reports state W C Morris of Oklahoma and Kim Trynn of Puebla set to clash tomorrow night at Madison Square Garden under Marquis of Queensberry rules. Weigh-ins show Morris around 430 pounds and Trynn about 150, with no decision. referee Charles Write. Crowd expected from across the country, especially Oklahoma, to witness a bout hyped as a potential heavyweight era clash.
Tet is roist asn pounds and chest measurements are listed for both fighters. The piece notes youth, weight, and reach as advantages, with sparring and training activity described as teams prepare for a 10 round battle. An Oklahoma fighter recently completed a 1 mile run at Allenhurst and trained with Morris in secret.
The Kentucky state racing commission ordered no racing news from Lexington track as fall racing opened. Telegraph and telephone wires were removed and messenger service halted to stop pool rooms from getting information. The commission also adopted a rule to stop the sale of ponies at Lexington track events.
Special Dispatch to the Standard recounts a baseball game at Slack Eagle park in Great Falls. The Great Falls league team faced Burke’s squad with local players added to complete the lineup. Aeronoton pitched for Burke and Gittrat for Great Falls. The nine inning game ended 6 to 4 in favor of Burke after a walk through ceremony led by Elks.
American promoter Carl Brawn seeks permission for a Johnson-Wells match at Earl's Court despite opposition. Officials consider the event, while debates over permits and venue safety prompt scrutiny of financing and timing.
The McCarthy athletic show opens this evening on East Granite street. The feature event is a six round bout between Alt Helderson and Jack Genwipron, with lively action expected. The preliminaries promise entertaining bouts and new talent, with doors opening promptly at 8 and results around 10:47.
Milwaukee report notes lightweight champion Ad Wolgast left for Cadillac Michigan after calling off the Wolgast McFarland fight. Tom Jones and Danhy Morgan headed to Chicago to arrange future matches and a New York club offered a $20000 purse for a Wolgast McFarland contest. Other clubs seek to stage the bout.
In Victoria on Sept 14 the Spokane Victoria grime postooned as Vancouver team and Northwest league events were delayed by rain affecting the Beatlin-Portland Seattle match and related schedule.
Fragmented report references a ban involving UAWNANT and SAS PRANENCO with Frieny HR, mentioning the Angels, a high score, and a team in Portland. The text is garbled with names and locations, but signals a league action and an incident or disciplinary measure affecting multiple teams and players.
Fragmentary text from a wartime notice mentions Ninth United States Cavalry at Worthtanell and a missing person or incident. It alludes to possible foul play or taking hold for the same unknown reason, with unclear actions and locations. The readable segments hint at a missing person case or custody matter in progress.
Fans anticipate Saturday's directors meeting of the Union association with focus on adding two cities to the circuit, the $1000 bond from Great Falls to guarantee salary stability, and the Cody Lucas feud. Ogden likely to join next season, with Twin Falls and Pocatello-Tahasissville among candidates.
Pittsburg defeated Chicago 3 to 7 in the first game and 4 to 4 in the second as pitchers dominated. Clarke homered but Brown’s attempt to field failed on a dead run, while Schulte recovered the ball. New York’s offense surged with 13 runs on 1 hit, led by Me and Mathewsen.
The American national golf championship action spans Rue Links as Harold Milton of Royal Liverpool leads against Charles Toslee of Wyckagyl. Jerome Travers of Upper Montclair shows strong form, while Charles Evangelia of Edgewater and Frederick Herreshote of Manchester vie for tomorrow’s matches. Evans, Miton, and Travers display rapid play, with course records noted and rising American hopes for the final rounds.
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