Montana tennis players prepare for state meet in Butte
Entries pour in from all state sections as Montana set to decide men and women singles doubles and mixed doubles titles at the 1924 championships August 19 to 22 on Columbia Gardens courts. Handicap event also planned with entry fees two dollars for men singles and one dollar for other events.
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Montana
Butte
Kenneth Simmons
Columbia Gardens
E. R. L. Simmons
Caledonia Street
Montana State Tennis Association
Australia eliminates Mexico in Davis Cup doubles
Australia defeats Mexico 6-4 6-4 6-0 at the Baltimore Country Club to win the elimination match. Gerald Patterson and Pat O'Hara Wood pair outlast Ignacio Borbella and Francisco Gerdes in the opening set. In Montreal Willard Crocker and Jack Wright of Canada lead Sunae Okamoto and Takichi Harada of Japan 7-5 and 6-4 in their doubles.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Australia
Mexico
Baltimore Country Club
Gerald Patterson
Pat O'Hara Wood
Ignacio Borbella
Francisco Gerdes
Montreal
Willard Crocker
Jack Wright
Sunae Okamoto
Takichi Harada
Japan
Orton and Cogh rane to Play Parker Hayes Final
In a mixed four sum match at Butte Country Club this week Mrs H H Cochrane and W C Orton will face Miss May Hayes and Sam Barker for the Harry Turner cup. The pairings won yesterday when Mrs Cochrane and Mrs Orton defeated Mrs E G Oakes and H H Cochrane.
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Butte Country Club
H. H. Cochrane
W. Cc. Orton
Forfeits Ordered in Leonard Walker Bout Title Bid
New York officials require Benny Leonard and Mickey Walker to post 10000 each as forfeit to fund a potential title bout with Dave Shade by January 1, 1925. In Chicago rain delays Bud Taylor versus Peter Sarmiento bantam clash to Monday night.
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Associated Press
New York
Benny Leonard
Mickey Walker
State Athletic Commission
Chicago
Bud Taylor
Terre Haute
Ind
Peter Sarmiento
Community notes and travels across town
Local residents plan Yellowstone park trip and extended tours to Wisconsin Detroit and Omaha. Families entertain guests visit relatives and attend club meetings while others recover from injuries and plan moves to Dillon Casper and other locations. Indefinite postponement of a Ladies Aid picnic is noted.
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A. R. Jones
Hedley
Wilson Street
Jack Adams
Fred Benson
Yellowstone Park
John Elis
Monroe
Seattle
William Derry
Locust Street
Jefferson Valley
Ladies’ Aid Society
Silver Bow Park Methodist Church
R. W. Hemingway
Stewart Street
W. Vivian
Florence Avenue
Wisconsin
Detroit
Omaha
Joseph Collins
Vivian
J. Mickelson
Laura Johnson
California
Mabel Lanwere
M. Ellis
Mesara
Claybourne
R. Lavengood
J. Smith
Arthur
Ellis Vivian
Tim Kearney
South Gaylord Street
Deer Lodge
John Scott
Farragut Street
Murray Hospital
D. Bishop
Clive Jr
Jean
Bernice
Art Merton
Trout Creek
Arthur Nelson
South Main Street
O. D. O. Club
Jerry Coughlin
Kitto
Dan Miles
Money Motech
L. T. Nelson
William Frick
Ted Carson
Joe Stevens
Dillon
Ed. Wellington
West Quartz Street
Casper
Wyo
Christ Hydahi
Adams Street
Deaconess Hospital
Lew Welle
Wells
Poca
Tda
Centerville and Walkerville News Highlights Local Goings On
Local notices report residents traveling to Denver Rochester and California for visits surgeries and business. Baptism at home and illness among residents are noted along with church events and upcoming musical program at Mount Bethel and Trinity.
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John R. Thomas
West Daly Street
Denver
Esther Conway
Ethel Sando
Seattle
Beley
Pierce
East Center Street
John Trevidick
Rochester
Minn
Mayo
George Northam
Kearcarge
Butte
Mount Bethel
Trinity
Elizabeth Brown
la Platte Street
William Hingston
Trinity Church
Blackman
Trinity Choir
Mae Ford
Kathryn Sullivan
Marie Sullivan
Yellowstone Park
Jay Bees Beat Philipsburg Nine In Eight-Run Win
Anaconda’s Jay Bees defeated Philipsburg 7 to 2 as Callan pitched well and Warren assisted in catching. Mazda pitched for the losers, with two early runs giving Philipsburg a brief lead before the Bees pulled away. A third game is planned to decide the two-city champion.
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Jay Bees
Anaconda
Philipsburg
Granite County Boys
Callan
Warrens
Mazda
Bill Calhoun
Receiver action in Yegen case dismissed
Helena August 3 Judge Bourquin of the United States district court dismissed the state court receiver action against the Yegen Brothers banks ruling it does not render Chris Yegen and Peter Yegen insolvent individuals The story notes the ruling is not a bankruptcy declaration and places the case in the broader context of corporate financial assessments.
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YEGEN
Associated Press
Helena
Yegen Brothers
Yegens
George M. Bourquin
United States District Court
Chris Yegen
Peter Yegen
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