The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-07-23

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beaten. Those who saw the faca were
| sure something was wrong as Big Dutch
| finished with his mouth opN and his
head pulled around. The consensus of
| opinion was that he could have beaten
Jack easily had he been properly ridden.
The spectators We're not the only persons
who noticed something wrong rs the
track patrol reported Yount to- afhe
judges. It was said thai the patrol
thought the work Of the jockey about as
raw as anything they had ever seen.
| The judges determined that If the re.
port was true the jockey should suffer.
and that he has been made to suffer is
/ pretty good evidence that the judges
| thought he was grossly in error. /. The
Judges declare they will tolerate no n
and out riding or crooked work Of any
kind. Let the good work contiue, until
every jock who might offend is ruled off
| for a term at least. N.
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| Carrie Nation in Jail.
| Carrie Nation will now have an OBJ
| portunity to show whether she is A
game sport. She is now behind the bars
| OF Kansas Jail and will have to re-
main there for 30 days. unless she IS
able to secure pardon. which seems inn
! probabzle at present. The fanatical sa-
| loon smasher raided Topeka Joint
Sunday and was promptly arrests |.
Judge Hazen in the district court yes
terday ordered her to pay a fine of 800
and serve 80 days in Jail for disturbing
the peace and dignity of the city, The
sentence is absolute. and as there is no
appeal. the noted joint smasher must
+, serve her time in prison.
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Jockeys Will Have an Outing.
| When the last race is over at the track
Thursday evening, the jockeys will put
aside their saddles whips and spurs and
! HE them to Mountain View park, where
they will hold their annual moonlight
excursion and picnic. They will leave
| Butte on a special b., A. & p. train at
S:45 p. m. and hope to return at 3 a.. M,
but inasmuch as dancing is announced
for all night, it is doubtful if the jockeys
and their friends will get back until long
after daylight A feature of the night
will be a prize waltzing contest land the
| tip is that jockeys only will be allowed
| v+IaI
To Allow Hofman.s Record. :, *
| Capt. T. o. Angel, the arcitect who
| built the saucer track returned to- Butte
this morning from weeks outing and
his first official act was to certify that
| the saucer was full nine-lap track.
The certificate was made necessary by
reason of the fact that Frank r Hot
man, the speedy Californian, broke the
worlds amateur record for a mile, in
| competition, on the track, and his claim
for the record required the attest of the
| architect tn uix
recognition with the National Cycinlg
association. Hofman's claim will also be
signed by the judges, timers and the
referee of the track, and will be for
warded to A. G. Batchelder. chairman
| of the board of control of the N. c. A..
| in New York. He will then allow the
| record. and it will be up to amateurs all
over the country to try and beat it.
| Hofman's record for the mile is 1853 "A.
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Santry Wants a Match.
Rumor has it that Eddie Santry wants
one more trial in the ring before he an
| nounces his retirement for good. There
| are many Chicago fistic fans who think
the clever featherweight is all in, and
that his fighting days are numbered,
| but Santry, who is said to be taking
good care of himself, thinks he Is fit for
another go with somebody. and hopes
to be a principal between the four ropes
! within a short time. i ( ,
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Decision in Thirteenth Round.
Gus, Bezenah of Cincinnati and George
Monroe of Brooklyn went in to fight 20
rounds at Muncie. Ind, Thursday night,
but did not finish, as the decision was
given to Bezenah in the thirteenth
round. ~
Broad and Corbett to Fight.
Information from New York is to the
effect that kid. Broad has bean
matched to fight Young Corbett at Den
yer. The date of the mill Is given az
Friday night, and it will be at 10 rounds.
The weight will be 1928 pounds. Corbete
was recently defeated by Broad before
! the Colorado Athletic club. After the
coming mill Broad. it is understood, will
endeavOr to get a match with McGovern
before Tom O'Rourke's club in Connect
lieut..
Spikes Fast Mile.
What was probably the feature of yes
terday's card al the track, was the handy
manner in which Spike disposed Of the