Centerville to Meet Mines for City Football Title
Centerville champions of the Independent Football league will clash with School of Mines for the city championship at a park next Saturday. A 1:30 start is planned after approval from the executive board. Fresh from a prior win, both teams promise a hard, evenly matched game.
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Centerville
School of Mines
Jorge Bourquin
Roy Bray
Plain Clarke
Hook” Leahy
Menliffe
Walter T. Scott
Charge of Mines Athletics
Centerville Management
Tona State Board of Education
University of Montana
Utte Collegians
Ore ‘Iggers
Poond
University Grizzlies
Pat Kelly
Skinnett” Dee
Dr. Real
Naconda
Holder Leads In National Amateur Balk Line Billiards
Edgar T. Ap Weby of New York defeated Edward W. Gardner of New York 250 to 238 in the first round of the national amateur balk line billiard championship at the Newark Athletic Club. Ap Weby made a high run of 24 and a 46 inning average of 5.20. Gardner had a high run of 23 and a 45 inning average of 5.13.
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Associated Press
Newark
Edgar T. Ap- Weby
New York
International
Edward W. Gardner
Newark Athletic Club
Appleby
Ardner
Huskies Eye Postseason Game With Naval Academy
Washington players voted to play Navy at Pasadena on New Year’s Day. The faculty athletic committee will decide tomorrow. If approved, training resumes December 14 and the game would mark Washington’s first away postseason appearance.
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Seattle
Wash
University of Washington
United States Naval Academy
Pasadena
Ed Kuhn
California
Bagshaw
Naval Academy
Huskies
Darwin Meisnest
Washington
Navy Crew
Poughkeepsie
Naval Athletic Authorities
Middies
Hudson
Lynch Retains Bantam Title by KO in Newark
Joe Lynch defeated Eddie Coulon of New Orleans in the third round to retain the bantamweight world title in a 12 round bout held in Newark New Jersey. Coulon faded after a sharp three round exchange as Lynch landed knockout blows.
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Associated Press
Newark
N. J
Joe Lynch
World Tonight
Eddie Coulon
New Orleans
Huggins Eyes Shocker Return for Yankees in 192? Camp
New York December report says Miller Huggins, manager of the Yankees, plans to keep his 1920s lineup but would bid for Urban Shocker if the Browns put him on the market. Huggins previously traded Shocker to St Louis in 1918 and did not disclose exact offers.
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Miller Hugins
New York Yankees
Uscine
Urban Shocker
St. Is
Browns
Huggins
Shocker
St. Louis
Zbyas Defeats Schikat in Feature Wrestling Bout
In New York tonight Wladek Zbyas beat Richard Schikat in a feature match ending at 1 09 50 when Schikat gave in to a painful hold. Semi final saw Marin Prestina pin Steinke with a head lock in 10. Heavyweights were featured.
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Associated Press
New York
Wiadek Zbyas
Richard Schikat
Schikat
Marin Prestina
Steinke
Mary of New Orleans Stops Buck in First Round Knockout
In New Orleans on December 3, Mary of New Orleans defeated Sol Buck of Louisville in a scheduled ten round bout. Buck was knocked out after one minute eight seconds, securing a decisive early finish.
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Kayo
Associated Press
Orleans
Mary
New Orleans
Solif Buck
Louisville
Finley and Tillman Fight 19 Rounds in Birmingham Draw
Jim Finley of Louisville and Johnnie Tillman of St Louis battled 19 rounds to a draw in Birmingham. Finley weighed 144 pounds and Tillman 1444, leaving the bout undecided.
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Pgncomates Press
Pirmingham
Ala
Jim Finley
Louisville
Johnnie Tilman
St. Louis
Finley
Tillman
Shocker Appeals Free Agent Status Over Wife on Road Trip
Urban Shocker of the St. Louis Browns asked Commissioner Landis to declare him a free agent after a $1000 fine and suspension for denying permission to bring his wife on the team’s final eastern trip. Browns contend rule bars wives on trips. Landis to hear arguments with both sides. President Johnson says the club has the disciplinary right.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Urban Shocker
St. Louis Browns
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Shocker
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Bowling Leagues Formed At Marquette
City Bowling league members chose Felix Mudro as president John Jovick as vice president J Truzzolino as treasurer and J Diestel as secretary The league will field four five man teams to bowl every Sunday starting next Sunday The Knoyle won the Gamer shoe prize with 605 in a three game set High score men for the month included Mudro Jovick Mooney Anderson Riley Pascoal Buchko and Diestel
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Marquette
Felix Mudro
John Jovick
J. Truzzolino
J. Diestel
the Knoyle
Montana Power Company
Downey Fails to Take Greb Crown in 10-Round Bout
Harry Greb defended his middleweight title with a newspaper-guaranteed clean sweep over Bryan Downey of Cleveland in a 10 round fight the first under Pennsylvania 10 round decision law. Greb won all rounds as Downey offered little threat. The Pittsburg arena drew over 6 000 paid admissions setting a boxing crowd record.
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Associated Press
Pittsburg
Harry Greb
Bryan Downey
Cleveland
Oho
McBride
Pennsylvania
Greb
Downey
Colorado selects Harts horn captain at banquet
Fred Harts horn, star half back, was elected captain of the University of Colorado football team at a Boulder banquet. Earl Lozer, full back, chosen vice captain. Seventeen players earned the right to wear the letter cc after secret-ballot voting.
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Associated Press
Boulder
Col
Fred Hartshorn
University of Colorado
Earl Lozer
Stout Elected Princeton Captain for 1924 Football Team
Edmund Coffie Stout of East Orange was chosen captain of Princeton’s 1924 varsity football eleven. The junior class president, Ivy Club member, hockey player, and star end leads the Tigers into the season. The news comes from Princeton, with Associated Press reporting.
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Associated Press
Princeton
N. J
Edmund Coffie Stout
East Orange
Tiger
Stout
Ivy
Blue Nose Sold After Skipper Refuses Commission Ruling
Halifax December 4. Owners of the Blue Nose decide to sell the schooner after their skipper refused to accept the international fishermen's sailing race commission's decision.
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Sali
Associated Press
Halifax
Nova Scotia
Aviation firms in quake hit Japan plan to resume
The quake shattered civilian aviation groups in Japan with at least four firms closing due to quake damage and government subsidies cuts. Two owners announce plans to resume operations or reopen their upholsterers as quake relief efforts proceed.
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Tokio
Japan
Good Friends sweep Allin Lumber in A league play at Tescher alleys
The Goodfriends won two games against Allin Lumber in the A league match at Tescher alleys last night. Merrick led with a 234 single and 6380 series. In the junior contest the Pinsetters defeated the Clifford Specials in three games, with R Swanson posting the high score.
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Goodfriends
Allin Lumber Company
Tescher
Merrick
Pinsetters
Clifford Specials
R. Swanson
Anaconda Youths Skate on City Common
Anaconda youngsters tried the thin ice on the city common as the rink awaits a official opening. The surface is hard and rough, not yet safe for regular skating, but children enjoyed a brief session yesterday afternoon and last evening despite the thaw.
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Anaconda
Doan's Kidney Pills Ad Promises Kidney Relief
Tearful ad urges prompt treatment for backache headaches and dizziness. Doan's Kidney Pills are claimed to restore kidney function with testimonials from R. F. Dayton of 500 W. Park Ave. and a City Drug Store purchase.
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R. F. Dayton
W. Park Ave
Dean
City
Pauls Dramatic Club organized with over 60 at first meeting
More than 60 persons attended St. Pauls Dramatic Club’s inaugural meeting at the new parochial school. Father Schulte outlined aims to develop parish talent and stage entertainments beyond plays, with officers Matt Kelly president and Elizabeth Quigley vice president. The group plans a minstrel show as its first event early next year.
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Father Schulte
Matt Kelly
Elizabeth Quigley
Frank Despins
Mayme Barry
Ernest Lartsch
Leo Sanders
Hugh Tarly
Tom Mix Turns Comedian In New Fox Comedy
Tom Mix, famed cowboy star, debuts as a comedian in the William Fox production at the Margaret theater. The two day run opens with a matinee Wednesday at 3 50 for schoolchildren. Billie Dove co stars with Tony the horse in a light hearted tale that shows Mix off his new comic persona and delivers the familiar Mix action.
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Mix
William Fox
Margaret Theater
Tony
Billie Dove
Deer Lodge County Sets Court Terms for 1924
Judge George B. Winston set the Third Judicial District terms for Deer Lodge County in 1924. Terms begin the first Mondays in January April July and October. H. G. Coy Company vs Peter Launderville, a suit on account, was dismissed per plaintiff’s attorney J. W. James.
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Deer Lodge County
George B. Winston
H. G. Coy Company
Peter Launderville
J. W. James
St Pauls Ladies' Aid to Meet in New Hall
St Pauls Ladies Aid will hold its first meeting of the season Wednesday at 2 pm in the hall of St Pauls school Father Coopman hosts this gathering inviting all members and friends ample room and modern kitchen facilities including an electric range for cards and a program of singing music and refreshments.
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St. Paul's Ladies’ Aid
St. Paul's School
Coopman
Married in Oakland Greig and Miss Theits Wed
Word was received in Anaconda announcing the marriage of Roland Greig formerly of Anaconda to Miss Edna Theits of Oakland Cal. The wedding was solemnized in Oakland where the couple plan to make their home. Greig is the son of Mr and Mrs R M Greig and a native of Anaconda. Friends here extend best wishes.
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Anaconda
Roland Greig
Edna Theits
Oakland
Cal
Mr. Greig
R. M. Greig
Tonkin Infant Dies in City
Arthur Tonkin Jr. infant son of Mr and Mrs Arthur Tonkin of 897 West Park avenue died yesterday at St Ann s hospital. The funeral is set for 2 o clock this afternoon at the P J Finnegan company funeral chapel. Mrs Tonkin formerly Miss Mayme McCarvel of the city. The bereaved family has the sympathy of many friends.
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Arthur Tonkin
West Park Avenue
St. Ann’s Hospital
P. J. Finnegan Company
Tonkin
Mayme McCarvel
Calloued For Hoop Candidates In Anaconda
With football ending last week Anaconda scholars turn to basketball Coach Rolfe issued a call for basket shooters many boys responded He notes potential material for the season Though last year's stars Gorman Botzenkarat and Emmons may have eligibility issues Emmons will wear the Silver and Blue and new players may fill guard and forward spots.
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Anaconda
Rolfe
Gorman
Botzenkarat
Emmons
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound Promises Quick Cough Relief
The ad warns of frequent coughs and colds in changeable weather and urges keeping Foley's Honey and Tar Compound on hand. It claims over 85 years as a standard family remedy providing prompt relief and prevention of serious ailments after early use.
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Folevy
Boxing Instruction Meeting for Anaconda Scouts
Anaconda Boy Scout members seeking boxing information are invited to a Merit Badge clubhouse meeting this afternoon at 4. G. Boyd will teach the session and if interest grows plans for boxing matches between troops may follow.
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Anaconda Boy Scout Organization
Merit Badge
G. Boyd
Funeral services for Richard Young at 9 30 this morning
Funeral services for Richard Young will be held at Saint Peter's Church at 9 30 AM. The cortege will depart from the Andrew Emet home, 618 East Front Street, at 9 o'clock.
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Richard Young
Peter's Church
Andrew Emet
Fast Front Street
England Sees Food Wholesale Prices Rise in September
London reports higher wholesale food costs in September with cereals up 3.2 percent, meat and fish up 6.2 percent, and other foods up 4.7 percent reflecting broader inflation pressure on the poor.
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England
London
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