Opening Night Sparks Y.M.C.A Basketball League
A large crowd watched the Y.M.C.A league opener at the spacious gym. The Staff upset the Robins 24 to 23 in a tense finish led by J Smith. The Moosters beat the Flingers 30 to 6 with Salisbury and KE Salisbury starring. Rowdies topped the Meteors 18 to 7 with Tom Davis scoring 14. Lillys defeated the Spikes 32 to 14 with Lilly and Gilbert leading. Red Wings edged Orioles in a tense finish as timers rang. Orioles set to meet Hi Flyers next Wednesday in the finale prior to men’s league games.
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Kym
Robins
J. Smith
Moosters
Flingers
Salisbury
KE Salisbury
Holland
Rowdies
Meteors
Tom Davis
Lillys
Spikes
Lilly
Gilbert
Sampson
Tean
Red Wings
Orioles
Hi Fliers
Train Slams Auto Doctor Injured Near Hathaway Crossing
A doctor, A. F., narrowly escaped with his life when a Northern Pacific passenger train crashed into his auto four miles west of Hathaway while he headed to Rose. The victim was taken to Miles City and rushed to a hospital where he rests as comfortably as possible under the circumstances.
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A. F
Hathaway
Rose
Northern Pacific
Miles City
Oil Rates Before Rail Commission Hear in Lewistown
Lewistown November 30 state railroad commission members arrived to begin a hearing on a petition to cut pipeline rates from the Cat Creek field to Winnet, with representatives from Mid-West Elk Basin Frantz and Mid-Northern oil companies in attendance. Detroit surgeons grafted seven inch shinbone to a spine suffering from tuberculosis. recovery expected within six months.
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Lewistown
State Railroad Commission
Cat Creek
Winnet Omerals
Mid-West
Elk Basin, Frantz
Mid-Northern
Detroit
Billiards Worthy of a World War in Progress
The article surveys professional billiards growth as players seek new worlds to conquer. It highlights Edouard Horemans and Jake Schaefer using new methods, setting high runs, and predicting shifts toward longer contests and stricter endurance in 18.2 balk line play. It notes other sports tangents and cultural quips from the era.
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Horemans
Chicago
Jake Schaefer
Wilie Hoppe
Schaefer
Hoppe
Welker Cochran
McAndress
Willie Hoppe
Peterson
New York
H. Sutton
Death knell sounds for Pacific League
Tacoma Wash Nov 30 The death knell of the Pacific International Baseball league comprising Tacoma Yakima and Columbia was rung by league president L H Burnett who announced the league would not operate in 1922 He said a four club loop was too small and salaries were too high for its class
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Tacoma
Wash
Pacific International Baseball League
Yakima
Columbia
L. H. Burnett
Br. Burnett
Moore Calls Off Pal Tremaine Bout
Associated Press reports bantamweight Pal Moore canceled his planned Dec. 5 match against Pal Tremaine in Memphis to avoid risking Wisconsin boxing laws before his championship bout with Johnny Ruff in Milwaukee on Dec. 17. Moore trains in Chicago for Buff fight.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Pal Moore
Pal Tremaine
Memphis
Tenn
Moore
Johnny Ruff
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Bowton's tournament marks record chase in Midwest scene
The event features a note that a world record fell on November 20, set by G Becker of Milwaukee with a score of 125. This update highlights Becker's achievement and the ongoing competition at the Middle West event.
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Middle West
G. Becker
Milwaukee
Gonzaga Seeks Conference Membership Change
Gonzaga University plans to apply for membership in the Northwest Collegiate Conference at the conference annual meeting. Athletic coach at the institution confirmed the move.
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Associated Press
Spokane
Gonzaga University
Northwest Collegiate Conference
Fergus High Heads to Missoula State Championship
Fergus High School football team with Coach Cottam and fans will depart in the morning for Missoula to face the Missoula team in the state championship Saturday afternoon. Field details note a disrupted report from Associated Press with Falkenbach of St. J. Mow rolling 721 in Des Moines on November 30.
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Illinois
Ohio State
Wahlquist
Jack Wilce
Myers
Gas High School
Cottam
Missoula
the. Associated. Prewt
Des Moines
G. Falkenbach
St. J
Helmer Myre Wins Two Straight Falls in Albert Lea
Albert Lea, Minn. Nov 10 Imer Myre light heavyweight defeated Arnold Minkley of Chicago with two straight falls. First fall lasted 1 hour 20 minutes and second 23 minutes. Schaefer defeats Conti. Pion Jake Pilocie of Bullard French.
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Albert Lea
Minn
Imer Myre
Arnold Minkley
Chicago
Schaefer
CONTI
Pion
Jake Pilocie
Bullard
Football vs Baseball Brain Power Debate Sparks Meridian Talk
New York dispatch debates whether football or baseball demands more brains nerve and skill. It notes baseball as technically harder, cites Princeton Gilroy’s 60 yard run and honors, mentions Brickley’s Giants and Dempsey, and reflects on shifting attitudes toward major intersections in college football and pro play.
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New York
W. M. Martin Jr
Meridian
Old Nassau
Gilroy
Princeton
Chicago
Tigers
Midway
Maroon
Tiger
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United States
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Harvard
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Swarthmore
Owens
Cincinnati Boxing Commission
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Cincinnati Enquirer
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Mines League
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Death Knell Sounds
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Brickley
Giants
Harry Greb
Charley Weinert
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Weinhert
New Haven
Broadway Theater
Las Orchestra
Atte
Wa Ie Les Master
Prinre
REX Ingram
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