Daniel Walsh Joins Washington Times Sporting Page
Daniel Walsh, a renowned sporting writer with years in metropolitan dailies, resigns his position to join the Washington Times in Hut te. He is well acquainted with top athletes and experts in track, gymnasiums, and other sports, promising daily updates and engaging reading for Northwest fans.
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Daniel Walsh
Everal
Metropalinen
Cdt
Inter Mountain
Washington Times
Hutte
Walsh
Mikes Huty
Amateur Butte Ball Team Promises Strong Lineup
Butte will lack a professional league this season and plans to field an amateur team with a strong roster. Umpire Cody and Manager Kimball back the effort with local players Freman Parham Donohue Fitch Merkle Lloyd Murphy and Sullivan named among expected starters. A first class pitcher is sought to anchor the staff.
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Butte
Sun
Cody
Montana
Kimball
Buite Reduction Works
Freman
Rob Parham
Donohue
Fitch
Aew
Arthur Merkle
Lloyd
Equridens
Murphy
Ison
Clean Record Fight Set At Southern Athletic Club Louisville
Carter the Brooklyn middie from Paris, Montana, has been matched to fight Jack Bonner in a twenty round catch weight bout at the Southern Athletic Club in Louisville on May 6. Carter, known across Montana, has many friends and local backing. American jockeys lead with Esmeralda II winning the Princess of Wales handicap at Sandown Park, Lester Reiff aboard Harrow finishing second with Johnny Reiff up.
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Carter
Brooklyn
Associated Press
London
H. J. King
Lester Reiff
Sandowne Park
Richard Croker
Harrow
Johnny Reiff
Athletic club plans citywide enterprise and gymnasium
Promoters push a new athletic club in Butte with a thoroughly equipped gymnasium, baths, billiard and pool rooms, bowling alley, and a regulation arena. The project seeks backing from leading managers including Sharkey Maher Rollin and others, with a circuit to Denver and San Francisco.
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Detfries
Sharkey
Maher
Rollin
Vot
Mets Dixon
Wolcott
Tourd
Mdie Sant
The Origin of Buck Beer A Merry Drinking Bout Tale
A long, muddled tale describes an EU court drinking bout in Munich between the Duke Christiern II and a Brunswick knight. A brewmaster’s wager prompts a public beer contest, a court procession, and a test of endurance with two tall cups, a needle, and a goat at the end, amid revelry and challenges.
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Munich
Chrieuph
Tis
Albrecht
Brunswick
Wessel
Munich Court
Sime
Istunswick
Brunswicker
Enter the Goat and the Munich Bock Victory Tale
A chaotic tale of a gate, a chased goat, and a knight bested by a brew master. The brew master triumphs with a bock that causes laughter and bragging in Brunswick. The Brunswierker loses 200 Morin, while Munich holds court as spring beer markets begin.(Unity of event and cultural note on bock beer origins)
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Hrunswicker
Doy
Brunswick
Brunswiecker
Munich
Kinley Mack set for a repeat of last season's big wins
Trainer Peter Wimmer talks up Kinley Mack's chances to win major handicaps this year while acknowledging strong rivals. Trip, the beloved black mare, will likely race later as Wimmer plans her final campaign, possibly around Saratoga or Brooklyn events. Owner Mr Harness hopes for near unbroken victories.
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Peter Wimmer
Kinley Mack
Brooklyn
Wimmer
Trip
Brighton
Atell Defeats Cassidy in Quick Second Round
In Denver the Abe Atell of San Francisco stopped Young Cassidy of Colorado Springs in the second round at the Colorado Athletic club. Referee English halted the bout as Cassidy withstood repeated knockdowns. The card also featured Spider Kelly defeating Sam Bolin, and a ten round draw between Billy Stift and Jack Johnson.
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Inter Mountain
Denver
Abe Atell
San Francisco
Young Cassidy
Colorado Springs
Colorado Athletic Club
English
Atell
Cassidy
Spider Kelly
Sam Bolin
Darkey
Billy Stift
Jack Johnson
Texas
Shamrock II Measured At 19 Feet Draft In Glasgow
At Glasgow dock on April 27 Sir Thomas Lipton’s yacht Shamrock I is measured to draw exactly nineteen feet. The draught is six inches less than Valkyrie III at nineteen feet six inches and sixteen inches less than Shamrock III which drew twenty feet four inches.
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America
Ste Thomas Lipton
Watson
Lipton
Glasgow
Great Falls Rod and Gun Club Hosts Eighth Annual Tournament
The Montana Sportsman's Association conducts a three day event in Great Falls May 17 to 19 under the Great Falls Rod and Gun Club auspices. A color printed program details 19 shoots with prizes from $1.50 to $25 added by sponsors including First National Bank Belt and Park Hotel Co. Live bird championship and multiple team events feature high value medals and cash divisions.
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Montana Sportsman's Association
Great Falls
First National Bank
Great Falls Hardware Company
Dan Jeager
Montana Brewing Company
Belt Rod and Gun Club
Park Gate
Park Hotel Co
Western Hardware Company
Murphy-Maclay Hardware Company
Butte Rod and Gun Club
Montana Sportsmen's Association
C. H. Smith
Mint
D. C. Dulin
D. C. Dulin, Proprietor of “the Mint
Strain Bros
No. M—Browlee
M. B. Brownlee
American Brewing Company
Phillips & Rance
Stockholm
Robert Johnson
Dan Jaeger
Lawson Gains His Point In Newport Yacht Race Dates
New York announces special trial races between Constitution and Independence on July 2 4 and 6. Newport Yacht Racing Association resolves deadlock between New York Yacht Club and Thomas Lawson. Races set to occur in Newport with the cup defense on the line.
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New York
Cup Defence Yachts
Independence
Newport Yacht Racing
New York Yacht Club
Thomas Lawson
Newport
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