Rabbit and Shorts Stage 20 Round Fight Near Burte's City Hall
In a contested boxing bout near Burte's city hall, William Kean known as Rabbit and William Fenton called Shorts fought 20 rounds under Queensberry rules. Spectators crowded. The bout featured heavy exchanges, questionable hits, and a large rumor of staged money with bets amid tensions between the two rivals. The fight ended with Shorts leading on points and Rabbit claiming effort despite exhaustion.
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Bvito'ceete
Burte
Ity Hall
William Kean
Rabbit
Willian Fenton
Hammer throw record at 164 feet noted in Scottish comp
A report records Nicholson of Scotland throwing the 16 pound hammer to 164 feet, tying the former mark. Halph Ross among entrants, Ralph Ewry of the New York Athletic Club led in both the standing high jump and the broad jump handicaps.
Championship Race Dominates Baseball Week of 1907
Detroit opens with a strong start as Philadelphia and Chicago contend for the pennant. Detroit, Philadelphia, and Chicago lead the standings with tight race dynamics. The schedule features Detroit at Washington and St Louis, then Cleveland and Philadelphia visiting, shaping a tense path to the World Series.
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Clevelands
Centennial peer or Dr Johnson moves to 201 Pennsylvania block
Dr Johnson the dentist has moved to 201 Pennsylvania block in Lander with emphasis on quality Eastern beers avoiding preservatives. The note references Montana shipments and a caution about adulterated products in the Northwest region.
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Dr. Johnson
Pennsylvania Block
Over Lander
Rowe and Koall win IW exciting maker race
The men Rowe and Koall clinched a thrilling IW race at the park, outrunning Maude Campbell and a field of rivals in a brisk afternoon of close finishes. Miss McDonald led the all age stake, while Corbis youngsters Miss McDonald Devil's Dream and Day Town swept the field in the popular event.
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Butté
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Honda
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Staka
Butte Commercial Bank
Marksmen Shoot Well For Du Pont Trophy
Dehler’s rise as head man leads a marked display by shooters Me Hue seven poinin to Nia credlt Pitle Ne Owen and Goddard with Poue men odd three nilte ench yeateeday. The three hundred nine shots for the Du Pont trophy were held yesterday across five events of 10 targets each. The next three events, at 10 targets each, served as practice. In the trophy, a straight shot earns one point and the winner is the one with the most points after 24 targets.
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Mec
White Ranch
Harris
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Tole
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Nelson
Warnecke
Betetec
Nimsett
Stansted
Two Men Die In Creekside Shooting Near Butte
In zona street near Butte a hunting trip turned deadly when Neiman shot Stansich after a dispute over private ground. Nelson claimed self defense or protective action near a fence line as the body lay by the creek and the sheriff took statements amid mounting pressure from locals.
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Nelson Eight Confident Gans Won't Retire
In Butte the boxer Nelson declares Memate bout history and vows to chase Joe Gans for a rematch. He says he will not fight others, trains hard, and believes he can beat Gans, asserting May’s upcoming offer could back the fight with a $25,000 purse and $20,000 bets depending on backing. Nelson dismisses betting concerns, expects a signing soon, and remains sure Gans is his logical opponent.
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Rabbie
Jim
Joe Gans
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King Nelson
Rebbit
Ain Will
Rabbitt
Jos Gane
Momele
Los Angeles
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Reno
Teady 10
Tex Richeard
Bamester
Don the Youletts
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Holjer
Tan
San Francisco
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Bremale
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Tx Hickard
Coaches With New Theories Stir College Football
A scrambled report notes athletic leaders including Alonzo Stagg of Chicago and Joshua Crane Jr of Harvard proposing revised training methods amid war constraints. It questions if Stagg can win the middle West title on a vegetarian plan and if Crane can trump Yale on November 24, with Harvard students already adjusting to new routines and fears of the outcome.
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Chicago University
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Yale
Hurley Named Leader After Struthers Loss
Bill Hurley appears chosen by the director to succeed Con Struthers as leader amid a gender unclear restructuring. Vancouver fans heard he was selected, though some doubt remains about the transition and its impact on the group.
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Vancouver
Th Directora
Con Struthers
Changes rumored in Rocky Mowninin division at Mlapated
Rumors from Mlapated indicate key shifts planned in the Rocky Mowninin division of the Northern Pactho, with authorities signaling forthcoming adjustments at this locale. The notice mentions imminent changes and reflects official discussions underway this month.
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