Powers versus A C M Clash for Third Place in League
The Montana Powers rebounding from a slow stretch head tonight to face A C M to break the tie for third and fourth in the league standings. A loss could drop the Powers to within a half game of Cole-Pitts as they meet Monday in a postponed game. The outcome shapes late season hopes as Harding’s funeral observers prompted Friday’s game postponement.
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Powers
Cole-Pitts
Camel
Landis
Harding
Pitts
McGonigle Clan
Anaconda
Butte
Willard Accused of Throwing Fight by Skelly
Jack Skelly, Willard's long time trainer at Yonkers for the Firpo bout, claims the ex-champion intended to lose the match with Firpo. He cites poor training, prearranged plans, and Willard going to his knees in the eighth round as evidence he quit deliberately.
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New York
Jack Skelly
Jess Willard
Yonkers
Fioyvad Johnson
Luis Angel Firpo
Boyle
Thirty Acres
Willard
Firpo
Big Jess
Skelly
Ray Archer
Jess
Archer
Four Men to Attempt Channel Swim Today
Four men will attempt to swim the English Channel tomorrow, three from the English side and one from the French. Two are Americans from Boston, Charles Toth and Sam Richards, who previously came close but failed in prior attempts. Romeo Maciel of the Aventine will start from Dover, making his first attempt, while Enrique Tiraboech will begin from the French coast.
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Associated Press
Dover
England
Boston
Henry Sullivan
Charles Toth
Sam Richards
Toth
Richards
Romeo Maciel
Aventine
Enrique Tiraboech
Morvich training well for 1922 season return
Morvich son of Runny Mede, owned by Benjamin Block, is in excellent training and likely to race again. A recent mile workout in 1 44 flat at Saratoga signals he is a stronger horse than at the Derby. He will not enter Spa stakes but has many opportunities in overnight handicaps this season.
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New York
Morvich
Benjamin Block
Runnymede
Saratoga
Spa
One Match Today in Davis Cup Americas Zone
Associated Press reports in Chicago that Capt Zenzo Shimzu and Menanosuke Fukuda of Japan will face Capt James Anderson and J R Hawkes of Australia in the sole American zone Davis Cup match of the day.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Zenzo Shimzu
Menanosuke Fukuda
James Anderson
J. R. Hawkes
Australia
Pittser Eyed as Notre Dame Athletics Mentor
Chester Pittser, former Montana School of Mines coach, is reportedly the first choice to coach Notre Dame basketball and baseball this fall. He has taught at the University of Illinois coaching school and recently led freshman programs at Urbana. Also in town is Charles McAuliffe, a Butte man who built Miles City teams, expected to plan Mines squads this year.
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Montana School of Mines
Notre Dame
Araport
Butte
Pittser
University of Miinois
Zuppke
Urbana
Ore Diggers
Charles
Chuck” McAuliffe
Butteman
Stair
Miles City
America and England Clash in Tennis Exhibition
Forest Hill New York hosts an international women’s team match with seven ties. America features Mrs Molla Mallory Miss Helen Wills Miss Jeanor Gosr and Mrs Hazel Wightman while England is represented by Miss Kathleen McKane Mrs Geraldine Beamish Mrs R C Clayton and Mrs Nancy Covell in a two day event for the USLTA trophy.
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N. Y
America
England
West Side Club
United States Lawn Tennis Association
Molla Bjurstedt Mallory
Helen Wills
Berkeley
Cal
Jeanor Gosr
East
Hazel Hotchkiss Wightman
Englan
Kathleen McKane
Geraldine Beamish
R. C. Clayton
Nancy Covell
All Sports Laid Aside in Respect 10 Harding
President Harding honored in Chicago as sports and leisure activities nationwide paused. Golf courses baseball parks horse races and boxing exhibitions closed or canceled to show respect for a leader who valued sportsmanship and national service.
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Harding
Associated Press
Chicago
Italian Champ and Big Smoke Signed
Italian heavyweight champion Erminio Spalla and former world heavyweight Jack Johnson are slated to fight in Newark New Jersey on August 30 over 12 rounds with no decision. Spalla arrives from Milan on August 11 to begin training under Nick Kline, while Johnson continues training in Atlantic City.
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New York
Erminio Spalla
Jack Johnson
Newark
N. J
Spaila
Maly
Nick Kline
Johnson
Atlantic City
Boxers Fined by Chicago Chapter for Aurora Bout
Morrie Schlaifer and Cowboy Padgett were fined $250 each by the Chicago chapter of the National Sports alliance. The Aug 10 announcement states Schlaifer won by foul in the fourth round after a 10 to 11 minute tangle. Funds go to St Charles school for boys for athletic equipment.
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National Sports Alliance Today
Morrie Schliaifer
Cowboy Padgett
Aurora
Fil
Schlaifer
Padgett
St. Charles School For
Deer Lodge Social Notes And Harding Memorial Service
Miss Janette Kelley visits in town with her mother Mrs G A Kelley. Miss Helen Drake shopped in Butte. Miss Fae Benesch returned from Roundup. Miss Katherine Nielsen came back from Seattle and Miss Louise Nicholas from Canada and Yellowstone trip. Dan Tewey visited Butte. Memorial services at Rialto honoring Harding featured a Rev Attwood sermon and a mixed church choir.
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Peer Lodge
Janette Kelley
G. A. Kelley
Helen Drake
Butte
Fae Benesch
Katherine Nielsen
Seattle
Louise Nicholas
Canada
Yellowstone Park
Nicholas
Dan Tewey
Rialto Theater
Harding
Attwood
Girl Struck by Auto Not Seriously Hurt in City Crash
Ruth Bateman aged 14 of 611 West Park Street is at St James Hospital with minor injuries to right leg and left foot after being struck by an automobile near Washington and Park streets. Bernard Brazil arrested by Detectives Powell and Morrison on a charge of reckless driving.
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Ruth Bateman
West Park Street
St. James’ Hospital
Washington and Park Streets
Bernard Brazil
Powell and Morrison
Bell Creek Garden Club Party Hosts Afternoon Meet
Bell Creek division hostesses of the Rocky Mountain Garden Club invite all children in the division to a party this afternoon. Meet at Stodden Park at 12 36. Games and refreshments will contribute to the enjoyment.
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Bell Creek
Rocky Mountain Garden Club
Stodden Park
Picnic set by Royal Neighbors at Gregson
The Royal Neighbors of Silver City camp will hold their annual picnic at Gregson on Sunday August 12.
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Silver City
South D E News items mix travels births and church work
Miss Anna Busch returns from Billings after six weeks. Mr and Mrs W Clayton and Lois visit Seeley Lake for two weeks. Grace Methodist Episcopal church reports progress. pastor Rev Wolfe praised. Mrs Mulcahy tours eastern cities with Mrs Hess then returns to Montana. Local families plan Yellowstone park trip and Los Angeles visit. Sunday school picnic and society notes. News mentions births, visits, illnesses, and church events with multiple Montana addresses and names.
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Anna Busch
South Main Street
Billings
Misa Busch
Normal College
W. Clayton
Lois
South Dakota Street
Clayton
Ellen Shovlin
Seeley Lake
Episcopal Church
Holtzinger
Co. F. Wolfe
Grace Congregation
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
Thomas Mulcahy
Oregon Avenue
Sony
John Oland
Helen Sollmann
Marian Power
Anna McDonald
Loretta McIsaac
Clara Campbell
Mary Boland
Garrison Avenue
Carmen
Fred Chapman
Walnut Street
De Palma Lowers Record At Hawthorne Track
Chicago August 10 Ralph de Palma driving a Dusenberg shattered the track mark by two fifths of a second to .523-5 on the Hawthorne course. He had just survived a smashup that injured his mechanician Angelo Pacccini who broke a collar bone. The improvement comes twelve years after his prior record set while preparing for the American Automobile association race.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Ralph de Palma
Angelo Pacccini
Hawthorne
American Automobile Association
Dillon Men Charged In Cabbage Patch Disorder Row
George Dittman and RE Scott were arrested after a clash in the Cabbage Patch. Dittman fined 25 dollars in police court. Scott held on liquor charges with moonshine found in his possession. Richard Price and George Boths departed Dillon for the state firemen convention in Hamilton as delegates, with Miss May Price and Mrs. Carl Guidici accompanying.
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Dillon
George Dittman
Scott
Cabbage Patch
Dittman
Richard Price
George Boths
State Firemen's Convention
Hamilton
May Price
Carl Guidici
Faculty Outing Planned for Weekend Near Lemhi Pass
Dillon reports the Normal college faculty left for a weekend retreat near Lemhi Pass. They camped first at Bloody Dick for a night of fishing and plan a general outing with return not until Sunday.
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Dillon
the Normal College
Lemhi Pass
Bloody Dick
Dillon Anglers Flock to Favorite Spots for Weekend Fishing
The Dillon area reports very good fishing with trout grayling and white fish in prime spots. Visitors from Butte Anaconda and nearby towns arrive by car for a weekend of angling at Bloody Dick and other favored locales.
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Dillon
Butte
Anaconda
Bloody Dick
Sheriff Mooney closes Peat hotel in Lima under orders
Dillon dispatch reports Sheriff Dan Mooney traveled to Lima to close the Peat hotel following abatement orders from authorities. The action reflects continued efforts to shut down establishments deemed unsafe or noncompliant with regulations. Local officials had initiated the move, and the sheriff executed the closure yesterday.
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Dillon
Dan Mooney
Lima
Dillon Court Hears Temporary Injunction in Moonshine Raid
At the district court in Dillon a temporary injunction was issued with a final hearing set for August 17. Charles Truax owns the hotel, operated by Roy Jackson of Dillon, where moonshine was found during a raid. Jackson was brought to Dillon and fined 150 dollars.
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Dillon
Charles Truax Io
Roy Jackson
Jackson
Dillon notes on health and a local film exhibit
Edwin Whitworth, post appendicitis operation patient, recovers and plans to travel to California for further rest. Dillon receives thirty cans of trout from Columbia Gardens in Butte, distributed in Beaverhead waters. Hartwig theater hosted a Dillon Fourth of July exhibit produced by Morton Filiott with titles by Paul Bramsman.
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Dillon
Edwin Whitworth
Barrett Hospital
Whitworth
Sheep Creek Basin
California
Columbia Gardens
Butte
Hartwig Theater
Morton Filiott
Paul Bramsman
Midget Boxers to Appear at Picnic
Midget boxers from Pat Sullivan's gym will perform as a feature at a picnic next Wednesday when members of the Butchers' union hold their annual gathering at the Dan Tewey ranch. Mr. Sullivan just returned from Seattle and is preparing the youngsters for the event.
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Pat Sullivan
Butchers’ Union
Dan Tewey Ranch
Mr. Sullivan
Seattle
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