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Newspaper
Daily Inter Mountain
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1900
Page
8
The auction previews vast classic stock with stallions and brood mares, eyeing a record sale value near 1,000,000 dollars. Prospects hinge on horses offered by Daly, with buyers weighing prices, pacing, and the crowd’s judgment across a crowded New York market.
The write up describes Hare and Hounds FP at Sin Brancleco where Moonlight beats St Turrentee. It notes five stakes winners so far with various horses like Martean Glalys and Pyruptyys Wedgwornd performing. references to Emin Pasha, McComb's Little Silver, Wedding Bella, and Lady Puistescon. Details cover racing outcomes, training notes, and anticipated events across coast coursing venues including Sacramento, Seattle, and San Jose circuits.
Mie Gifford of Portland bets a dinner to prove he can play the Ti bole course blindfolded in 180 strokes. Bowers, under heavy plush blindfold, drives 120 to 150 yards and finishes within the limit, refereed by Kershaw, with a remarkable 121 on the return attempt.
Johnny Leif explains Hoan’s case while noting the excellent record in England. The group plans to ride in San Francisco and Hartford before returning to England for further engagements with Pierre Lorillard.
The Tacoma correspondent remarks on a unique gulf tournament held last week in Tacoma. D Bowers won the event, securing top honors in a dramatic display that drew attention from local spectators and participants alike.
The 1900 football season ended with Annapolis defeating West Point in Philadelphia on December 1 in a tight, exciting game. The match drew the largest crowd of the year as both sides produced a hard fought, evenly balanced contest. Sideline notes that western colleges are largely excluded from All American selections this year due to comparing standards.
A Pan American exposition committee outlines plans for amateur sports at The Stadium with a 12 000 seating capacity and quarter mile track. The advisory group includes Theodore Roosevelt and Walter Camp. College sports are emphasized with invitations to coordinate inter college events. J E R Sullivan will manage athletics with a New York office at No 1 Park Place.
A leading Butte merchants group announces a February 1 1901 voting contest awarding a 450 Kimball piano to the church school lodge or society voted most popular. Ballots provided with every cash purchase at local firms including Hight Fairfield Brownfield Canty Furn Co Hub Clothing Calkins Smith Grocery Caprice Co and many others. piano exhibition at Orton Brothers Music Store with Ballet Box.
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