Murphy Wins 250 Mile Championship at Beverly Hills Speedway
Jimmy Murphy won the 250 mile championship after 200 laps at Beverly Hills speedway in two hours 10 minutes 53.10 seconds. Earl Cooper finished second with Harry Hartz third as a crash near the finish shuffled positions. The event drew about 80 090 spectators and Herschell McKee and his mechanic were injured in a pre race crash.
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Jimmy Murphy
Beverly Hills Speedway
Earl Cooper
Associated Press
Los Angeles
Harry Hartz
Murphy
San Francisco
Cooper
Bennet Hill
Tommy Milton
Art Klein
Herschell McKee
Hugh Curley
Joe Thomas
McKee
Thomas
Idaho Starts Today On Basketball Practice
The University of Idaho Vandals open the 1922-23 season with first practice in the university gym tomorrow afternoon under Coach David McMillan. Veterans returning include Capt. Al Fox Thompson Edwards Steiner Gartin Nelson Wyman with promising freshmen Vesser Reamer Kline Kleffner Stivers Thomas and Keane set to compete.
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Associated Press
Moscow
Idaho
University of Idaho
Pacific Coast
Pacific Northwest
University Gymnasium
David McMillan
al Fox
Thompson
Telford Edwards
Steiner
Gartin
Nelson
Wyman
Vesser
Reamer
Kline
Kleffner
Stivers
Thomas
Keane
Siki Case to Be Aired in Courts
Paris reports the Siki affair involving the light heavyweight champion Georges Carpentier and his dethronement by the boxing federation will be heard in civil court. A full investigation of the fight and frame-up accusations is planned as the federation calls a special meeting to review the charges.
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Associated Press
Paris
Siki
Georges Carpentier
Boxing Federation
Carpentier-Siki
Diagne
Chamber of Deputies
Shooters Begin Winter on Range at Rocky Mountain Club
Butte sportsmen opened the winter shooting season at the Rocky Mountain Rifle Club with a series of events drawing a big crowd despite morning storm. Clay targets and rifle events produced mid season scores led by Roy Leighton with 49 in clay and 20 straight hits, while Roy Tisdale Antone Scheu and Art Bird tied for second with 48. The day’s wind caused odd clay bird stunts and the meet continues each Sunday with spectators welcome.
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Butte
Rocky Mountain Rifle Club
Angus McLeod
Roy Leighton
Roy Tisdale
A. Schell
Art Bird
Antone Scheu
Geo. Westphal
Tom McMann
Hans Holmes
Wm. Ralph
KK. O. Scribner
HH. Brown
Richard Born
Parker Rand
Frank Deane
Phil Hannah
Henry Kaufman
Thomas Newton
William Pink
Ee Son
Fred Huotte
Goodman
Samson
Coorg Wwe Ctrtarawes
Murphy Glad of Another Change at Omaha Boxing Card
Frankie Murphy, Denver welterweight, headlines a Omaha bout card with Morrie Schlaffer of Omaha set as his opponent next Thursday at Broadway on the Legion. Schlaifer and manager Billy Avick left Omaha and are due in Butte soon. Also on the bill are Al Sommers and Eddie Richards in middleweight clashes and Dixie Lahood vs Kid Vic in a six round bantam bout.
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Frankie Murphy
Denver
Butte
Morrie Schlaffer
Omaha
Nebraska
Murphy
Rugged Harp
Rocky Mountain
Morrie
Schlaifer
Billy Avick
al Sommers
Eddie Richards
Manhattan Club
Dixie Lahood
Kid Vic
Dinner Plans for Centerville Champs Told by Local Committee
A Centerville old guard committee works on a Wednesday banquet at the Silver Bow club honoring the hill champion football team. The dinner will be the main event with entertainment numbers for players and guests. Organizers include Ted Warren Ed Rouleau Mike Fitzpatrick Frank Sullivan J D Murphy J H Sullivan and J J Burke.
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Centerville
Old Guard
Silver Bow Club
Ted Warren
Ed Rouleau
Mike Fitzpatrick
Frank Sullivan
J. D. Murphy
J. H. Sullivan
J. J. Burke
Butte Regulars Open Hockey Season With Big Win
Butte’s hockey regulars opened with a 10 to 3 victory over Lake Avoca Juniors yesterday at Lake Avoca. Morell led scoring with four goals, McDonald added three, Clarke two, Gerry one, while Davis Little and Regan scored for the juniors. Referee Taylor controlled the three 15 minute periods as excitement along the boards grew and fan interest rose in the proposal for a three city league including Anaconda Deer Lodge and Butte.
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Butte
Lake Avoca
Anaconda
Deer Lodge
Morell
McDonald
Clarke
Gerry
Davis
Little
Regan
Taylor
Butte Lake
Avoca
Treglown Goal Bowl? Vescevert Ve Vetesnerree Vreffer Doint
Chapmo
PONE
Little Rover
Bee Goppy
Davis Center
Goppy
Regan Ee Ee
Japan Accepts Cashless Payment for Shantung Concessions
The article details Japan's agreement with China over Shantung property payments, accepting treasury notes instead of cash and listing the contentious valuation gap. It notes Japan sending two destroyers and guards to protect its consulate, with Britain and the United States sending gunboats, while leaders like Premier Kato push to fulfill Washington promises.
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Japan
Great Britain
United States
Washington
China
Shantung
Kato
Baron Uchida
Charles B. Warren
Korea
Sixteen Teams Start In Six Day Bicycle Race At Madison Square Garden
Sixteen teams begin the thirty-third international six day bicycle race at Madison Square Garden with top American and European riders. Walter Rutt, on the German team, led after the first mile on the saucer shaped track. In Washington’s Puyallup valley berry growers may net about $2,000 a year from five acres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Madison Square Garden
Walter Rutt
Puyallup Valley
Washington
Hydrocyanic Acid Noted as Highly Deadly Poison
Historical references describe hydrocyanic acid as one of the most lethal chemical poisons. The note emphasizes its extreme toxicity and hazards in chemical contexts.
Lady Gacket Ball Teams In Action At Y M C A
The Rainbows Slivers and Tomboys basketball teams played Saturday at the YMCA gym before a crowd. Rainbows defeated Mlappers 22 to 0 in the first game, Slivers beat Traumps 6 to 3, and Tomboys edged Muckers 7 to 6 after a 3-0 halftime lead.
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Lady Gacket
Y.m.c.a.gymnasium
Rainbows
Tombows
Slivers
Mlappers
Rainbows Vlappers
Industry Holds At High Level Overall in Latest Week
Indices of industrial and trade activity remained satisfactory with a hint of slower production seasonally. Car loadings near year high at 969000 for week ended Nov 18, steel output around 80 percent capacity, pig iron and coal prices easing, Oct railroad earnings strong, stock prices rallied, money market stable while cotton and wheat trade action continued to be driven by export demand and cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Salt Lake Man Burned to Death in Wendover Fire
Dee, .8- Reese Foulkes, 80, of Salt Lake City, died in a hotel fire that destroyed the Overland hotel and three nearby buildings at Wendover Utah. Five others were seriously hurt as flames swept through the town at 4 45 this morning. Loss estimated at 100000 dollars.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Dee
Reese Foulkes
Wendover
Dempsey World Title Plans Focus on Firpo Wills Johnson
New York reports signal three to four big fights for Jack Dempsey next year. Firpo may be dropped to face Dempsey in Argentina or the United States, while Harry Wills looms as a potential summer opponent. Floyd Johnson’s rising status could place him against Dempsey by September or October, with promoters eyeing key venues and high gate receipts.
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New York
Jack Dempsey
Luis Firpo
Dempsey
New Jersey
Jack Kearns
Harry Wills
Floyd Johnson
California
Bob Martin
Kearns
Johnson
Firpo
Senor Luis
Buenos Ayres
South America
Brennan
Willard
Gene Man
New Orleans
Wills
Scouts Test Skills On Maude S Canyon Hike
Butte Scouts tested fire building cooking compass and knife use during a hike to Maude S Canyon from the scout headquarters at 9 AM. A toboggan party followed tests then hare and hound ended the day with Marsh leading the hares. Participants included Rosere Ayling Palm Sheridan Wilson Lackner Olson Bowens Marsh Halsteadt Bartlett and Assistant Scout Executive Sarles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Maude S. Canyon
Scout Marsh
Russell Rosere
Alden Ayling
Edward Palm
Jack Sheridan
Stanley Wilson
Peter Lackner
Stanford Olson
Mike Bowens
George Marsh
Verne Halsteadt
Edward Bartlett
Sarles
Miss Pearl Brown Weds S T Adams in Helena
S T Adams of Great Falls and Miss Pearl Brown of Helena married by Rev B H Lingenfelter on a Saturday evening. The groom works for Hisey Commission Co in Great Falls and the bride formerly worked for Gans Klein Co in Helena. They plan to reside in Great Falls after a short honeymoon.
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S. T. Adams
Great Falls
Miss Pearl Brown
Helena
B. H. Lingenfelter
Hisey Commission Company
Gans- Klein Company
Marquette Four-Game Marathon Yields High Scores
Butch Peck wins the Marquette four-game marathon with 764 pins, edging Lou Tomich at 758. Spitball Riley takes third place as Class A bowlers set for a 3 pm Sunday special match. Scores list multiple bowlers, with Peck, Tomich, Riley and others named among top marks. Mention of coal dust usage noted at end.
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Butch” Peck
Marquette
Lou Tomich
Peck
Riley
Wilcox
BCT Souls
Asa
Poctireerts
Bee
Warren
Nelson
Vetees
Sluggers Rule as Hurling Improves in 1921 Baseball
The season shows a surge of new power with 16 players in their first or second year hitting .300+. The league hit total was 12,041 in 42,328 at bats for a .284 average, down from 1921. Home runs rose to 624 while two-base hits fell to 2,032. Bob Cobb hit .400 for Detroit and Sisler led St. Louis with top batting, as teams shifted toward long hits and fewer sacrifices.
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Irwin M. Howe
Chicago
St. Louis
Detroit
Browns
Tigers
Boston
Athletics
Cleveland
New York
Kenneth R. Williams
Ruth
C. W. Walker
Philadelphia
Babe” Ruth
George H. Sisler
Cobb
H.R
A.B
G. H. Sisler
Ecord
Deeeene
Tria
Speaker
Heilmann
Fred “Haney
H. W. Summa
L. Woodall
Det Seveeee
E. R. van Gilder
Washington
Jamieson
A. A . New York
H. Ruth
Mt. eManus
F. O'Neill
Ae Pringstead
D. Moore
TP . Collins
Tere
George Burns
J. McInnis
B. Hooper
D. E
Rigney
L. Blue
Los Angeles traffic jail drive nets hundreds of offenders
In Los Angeles over two weeks police and judges jailed 281 traffic violators aged drivers and others from one to 100 days as part of a crackdown led by Police Judge Joseph E. Chambers. San Francisco soon followed with severe sentences amid a high accident rate and a 200 member vigilance panel reporting about 1,000 violations daily.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Joseph E. Chambers
San Francisco
Edythe Sterling
Circus Equestriane
Man Fights Through Pool Hall Demolition With Cue
John Doe Finn, registered at the police station, reportedly wrecked a pool hall at 15 North Arizona Street early yesterday afternoon. He attacked patrons and smashed glass show cases before detectives arrested him on insanity charges as proprietor Steve Popovich and others fled into the street.
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John Doe Finn
North
Arizona Street
Steve Popovich
Frank White
Tom Calpin
Popovich
Finn
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Mechanician
Butte Water
Ce Reckisch
Ogo
Wearne Bersanti
Shalton
Plummer
Anaconda Hudson
Ben's
Butte Buicks
Shander
Wenger
The
HudsonsSup
Neueroess
Williams
Lattimer
Rocky Mountain Club
R. McDonald
Tsingtao
Kiaochow
Slivera Teat
Traumps
Bslivers ‘Tramps Fleche
Pepe Ecceueee
Aponovsky
Cananan
Lesile
Chasiég
Moriveny
Tomboys
Muckers
Tomboys Muckers
Conte Cy Bee O
James
Tarones
Ota Oh Bes Itee
Ota Oh Bes Itee Sultzer
Vester CZ
Salt Lake
Pegk
Sister
Hi TB
S.H B. BB
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