Princeton Gridiron Crown Boosted Over Harvard In Perry List
Lawrence Perry ranks Princeton as eastern champion and Georgia Tech as top in the South for 1920. He notes Princeton’s smooth, powerful eleven, Harvard’s strong schedule, and Ohio State as the best overall conference team while assessing other major squads across regions.
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Princeton
Harvard
Lawrence Perry
New York
Eusson
Soranabie Ua
Oeason
Grids
Ab Ctiowrs
Spare
Ohio
Bunce
Georgia
Gieorata
California Caps Off Dominant West With Strong Lineup
California fielded an outstanding team that dominated the Far West, beating Oregon State and Washington while losing few key players to injuries. Indiana showed strong eligibility standards but fell short against tougher conference rivals. California was picked to meet Ohio State on New Year’s Day, with Andy Smith guiding a powerful offense built on depth and drive.
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West Coast
California
Aford
Oregon Aggies
Washington
Oto State
Andy Smith
A. Palmer
Butte
Anaconda Defeats Billings 17 to 0 in Big Football Showdown
Anaconda surprised Billings with a decisive 17 to 0 victory to claim the state title. The Blue and Silver dominated from the start, executing a strong defense, swift tackles, and effective line play that shut down Billings’ offense. Coach Huntington and Dr. Wilbur Teal received praise for building a cohesive, well-coached squad that outpaced the rival in both offense and defense.
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Anaconda
Huntington
Wilbur. Teal
Wisconsin Chid Further Apart In 1921 Schedules
Wisconsin and Ohio State, after yesterday’s football split, will not meet in baseball next spring. Minnesota and Illinois also do not play baseball together due to scheduling, not ill will. Michigan and Chicago will clash on the diamond, with Chicago resuming relations with Northwestern. Waseda City of Tokio will join the Western conference next spring in games with Big Ten teams.
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Midaie West
Ohio Blate
Leven
Middle West
Wisconsin
Wilaman
Buckeyes
Ohio State
Notre Dame
State
Illinois
Chicago
Minnesota
Aso
Michigan
Northwestern
Waseda
Tokio
Japan
Billiards and Chess To Be Made Popular
The Y.M.C.A. will host a billiards and pocket pool tournament starting December 13. Interested players should register by December 11. Director H. R. Parker seeks to form a chess and checker club if enough interest exists among Butte men and boys, with a meeting at the Y this Tuesday at 7 30 PM to organize a team.
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Y. MC. A
8. R. Parker
Parker
Butte
Anaconda Defeats Billings In Thrilling Sugar Beet Thriller
Anaconda’s team, led by agile backs and tough line play, rallied to defeat Billings in a hard fought game. Domitrovich and Sugrue impressed with speed and grit while Conroy blocked well and Bowman's miscues limited the Billings offense. Florence Mann led cheering as the crowd roared after the moon touchdown, though Billings showed sportsmanship in defeat.
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Billings
Bowman
Morton
Phythian
Anaconda
Os Domitrovich
Sugrue
Florence Mann
Depot
Scott Names All State Team in Sundays Standard
Walter T. Scott, athletic director at the School of Mines and noted football authority, will name the scholastic eleven in Sundays Standard. He has watched all contenders for the state championship and will withhold final selections until he observes the Ana game and its closely fought result between the two teams.
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Walter T. Scott
School of Mines
Scott
Y Bowlers Defeat Empire Gym Quintet
In the Professional Men's bowling league the YMCA group defeated the Empire gym at the Y alleys in three straight games. The Reins and Geolog icals from the Mines league led the former team to a decisive win. In the Commercial league the dormitory group forfeited their match to the Blanchard group for not appearing. Individual scores were incomplete.
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Empire Gym
Reins
Geologicals
Mines League
Blanchard Group
Faller Crowned 10 Mile Champion in Boston
Fred Faller of Dorchester club Boston won the Amateur Athletic Union national championship 10 mile run in 55 minutes 20 seconds. Frank Zunna of New York finished second. Joseph Pearman of the New York Athletic Club won the seven mile walking championship in five minutes and one fifth seconds.
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New York
Fred Faller
Dorchester Club
Boston
Amateur Athletic Union
Frank Zunna
Joseph Pearman
New York Athletic Club
Amateur Grizzlies Beat Bruins In 6 To 0 Football Game
In front of about 200 spectators the Dublin Gulch Grizzlies defeated the Anaconda Road Bruins 6 to 0. Lowney starred for Dublin Gulch with key interceptions, while Doherty and Connolly led the Bruins. The Grizzlies seek a championship game with East Side for under 125 pounds. Also notes Corktown Ramblers beat Colorado Street Cubs 24 to 0 and Aggies 12 to 6 over Pearl Street Ramblers.
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Dublin Gulch
Bruins
Lowney Murtha
Clooney
Boyle
Downey
Corktown Ramblers
Colorado Street Cubs
Copper Street
Corktown Aggies
Pearl Street Ramblers
Aggies
Gulch Tigers
Galena Street
Moonlight Cubs
Ga | Tena Street
Moonlights
Topnotchers of Ring and Mat to Show Wares in New York
Boxing and wrestling surge in New York this winter with shows at Madison Square Garden and other venues. Dempsey Brennan bout December 14 eyes packed houses as champions near and far seek Gotham exposure. Promoters chase Kilbane Britton Herman while Mat game proves sturdy with Strangler Lewis vs Stecher drawing huge crowds.
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New York
Jack Velock
International News Sporting Fastor
Tex Rick
Madison Square Garden
Dempsey-Brennan
Dempsey
Brennan
Fred Fulton
Newark
Carpentier
Gotham Fai
Bat Levinsky
Strangler Lewis
Joe Stecher
Jack Curley
Seventy-second Regiment Armory
Wiadek
Zbyszko
Curley
Silver Tip Grizzly Killed After Five Year Rampage
U S Department agents confirm the Dubois Wyoming bear known as Silver Tip Grizzly, a 1000-pound predator, is dead after a government trap failed to halt him earlier. The beast killed fifteen cattle and damaged livestock estimated over sixty thousand dollars. Hunter Rowley, hired to capture the bear, finally trapped him with a No 6 trap and a 24 foot log as the dog, ending a years long chase.
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Grizaly
Silver Tip Grizaly
Dubois
Tors
Rowley
Two Thousand Escapees From Balakovitch Forces Flees to Poland
On December 4 WAKsAW reports two thousand men of General Balakovitch’s irregulars escaped Bolsheviks and sought refuge in Poland where they were interned. About 1,000 of his troops were captured by Soviet forces. General Balakovitch was wounded near Mozyr and hospitalized. the wound is described as not serious.
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Georgia Tech
Shea
Wakesom
Oglethorpe
Vanderbilt
Centre
Clemson
Georgetown
Auburn
Pittsburg
Tech
Virginia Military Institute
South Atlantic
Tol. I
Harvard
Bowman
Phythian
Sugar Beeters
Conroy
Domitrovich
Oval
Waksaw
Balakovitch
Poland
Mozyr
Centerville Juniors Defeat Big Butte 32–0 in Columbia Gardens
Centerville Juniors outplayed Big Butte at Columbia Gardens yester day with a 32 to 0 victory. The Centerville line, favored by more weight, repeatedly burst through to score as Big Butte fought hard from the opening quarter to the final whistle.
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Ogee
Big Butte
Columbia Gardens
Centerville
Six Day Bicycle Race Opens at Madison Square Garden
The six day bicycle race began tonight at Madison Square Garden with 15 teams racing. The field includes 12 American riders and 18 foreign cyclists, forming a mix of domestic and international competitors.
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New York
Madaon Square Garden
Feld
Hoppe Defends Billiard Honors in National 18.2 Event
Hoppe, longtime world billiard champion, will defend his title over three days in the final round of the second national 18.2 balk-line tournament in New York. Wesker Cochran and Jake Schaefer finished first and second in the San Francisco preliminary round. The winner earns a diamond-studded gold medal and 2500 dollars.
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New York
Dee
Wime Hoppe
Wesker Cochran
Jake Schaefer
San Francisco
Scandals of 1919 Plays Butte on Tuesday Night
Helen Wilson makes her Broadway debut as a leading principal with George White's Scandals of 1919 at the Broadway theater, facing a blase New York restaurant audience test on Tuesday evening December 7.
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Butte
New York
Helen Wilson
George White
Broadway
Promising Teen Dancer Shines at Morris Gest Trial
A youth named Helen Wilson impressed impresario Morris Gest during a casting tryout for the Century Roof show. Her strong close-up audition and presence amid smart audience heads to George White's A Scandals of 1919 where she becomes principal dancer, signaling a bright future in stage life.
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Morris Gest
Helen Wilson
George White
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