All Western Conference Eleven Named by Coaches
A 1923 season all western conference mythical eleven is named by sport experts critics and coaches. The AP notes eight of ten Big Ten coaches selected the same lineup with players from Minnesota Wisconsin Michigan Iowa Illinois and Ohio State across ends tackles guards centers and backs.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Dec
Ecklund
Minnesota
Wisconsin
McMillen
Tinois
Blott
Michigan
Smashing Attack Keeps Dobie's Cornell Undefeated
New York December 5. The Cornell football team under Gil Dobie presses a flawless season with a stifling defense and precise, rapid drives. Dobie emphasizes ball possession to control the clock and limit opponent scoring opportunities, with a strong tackling game and reliable defense backing up a solid kicking unit.
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New York
Cornell
Gil Dobie
Dobie
Ithacans
Strained relations hover over Kansas football clash
Kansas University athletics director Dr F C Allen says KU may not schedule a game next year after Aggies officials complain of actions by six KU players. Agricultural College president W M Jardine says relations won’t be severed without protest.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
University of Kansas
Kansas State Agricultural College
Aggies College
F. C. Allen
K. U
W. M. Jardine
The
Agricultural College
Holland Ice Rink Opens Friday With Jazz and Racing Interest
The twenty fifth annual grand opening of the Holland ice rink on South Montans Street will feature an eight piece jazz band led by Bil Furrie and opening night entertainment. Promised attractions include a coming match race between Dan Graham and Carl Olson, with date to be announced later.
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Holland Ice Rink
South Montans Street
Paul Byrne
Bilfurrie
Butte
Dan Graham
Montana
Cur! Olson
Olson
Norway
Clinton Trims Roscow in National Balk Line Match
Clinton of Pittsburg defeats Dr. Richard M. Roscow of Baltimore 25 to 195 in the fifth round of the national amateur 12.1 balk line willard championship in Newark New Jersey. Clinton rolled 250 in 22 innings with a high run of 22 and an average of 7.26. Roscow had a high run of 41 but could not average higher than 6.9 for the match.
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Clinton Trims Roscow
Newark
N. J
Hutte Midget Boxers Take Ring At Legion Gym
Hutte midget boxers entertain at the Legion gym tomorrow night at 8 o clock. The topnotchers will appear in half a dozen bouts to which the public is invited.
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Hutte
Legion Gym
Oregon coach Huntington resigns after six years
Eugene Oregon December 5 Charles Shy Huntington head football coach at the University of Oregon for the last six years resigned yesterday but will remain with the university through the spring term as he also serves on the faculty of the school of physical education.
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Associated Press
Eugene
Ore
Charles
Shy) Huntington
University of Oregon
School of Physical Education
Keyes and Dussault Visit Butte During Gonzaga Trip
Gonzaga varsity players Earl Keyes halfback and Art Dussault lineman visit relatives in Butte on the way home from Detroit where the team played the University of Detroit on Thanksgiving Day. Keyes arrived Tuesday and Dussault yesterday as the squad passed through Butte on the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul line en route to Spokane. They will stay until Sunday.
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Earl Keyes
Art Dussault
Gonzaga
Butte
Detroit
University of Detroit
Keyes
Margaret Keyes
South Montana
Dussault
Arthur J. Dussault
Maryland Avenue
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Spokane
Giants and White Sox May Tour Europe
New York Giants and Chicago White Sox may embark on a European trip in the coming winter. Giants officials say no definite steps have been taken yet but the idea gains interest with John J. McGraw visiting abroad. The last major league tour of Europe occurred one year ago when both teams toured.
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Associated Press
New York
New York Giants
Chicago White Sox
Giants Today
John J. McGraw
Europe
Giants
White Sox
Naval Academy plans for Pasadena New Year game
Commander Byron McCandless of the Naval Academy left Annapolis for California to finalize minor details for the New Year football contest between the Midshipmen and the University of Washington in Pasadena on New Year's Day.
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Associated Preas
Annapolis
Byron McCandless
Naval Academy
California
Midshipmen
University of Washington
Pasadena
Marine dies after boxing bout in New York arena
Thomas Madden, a Marine attached to the U S Wyoming, died from injuries suffered in a six round bout with Thomas Reed, a national guardsman. Madden collapsed after the draw ending handshake.
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Associated Press
New York
Thomas Madden
U. S
Wyoming
Thomas Reed
Madden
Veteran rider Jake Magin ends six day racing career
New York December 5 Jake Magin of Irvington New Jersey veteran bicycle racer with over 15 years in the sport has been forced out of the thirty fifth international six day grind at Madison Square Garden due to heart trouble. Doctors say he can not endure another campaign.
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Associated Press
New York
Jake Magin
Irvington
N. J
Madison Square Garden
Bridge and Billiards Turmoil in Decade Showdown and Training
Tadao Saganuma accepts a 1600 point bid from Australia’s Jean Bruno to be held in New York between December 15 and January 1 with 3200 a side and gate receipts share. He soon faces Willie Hoppe in an 1800 point exhibition in Philadelphia starting tomorrow. In Newark New Jersey young Stribling, recent draw with Mike McTigue, arrives December 12 to train at Freddy Welshs farm for the December 19 Newark Armory bout with Dave Rosenberg, accompanied by his mother and manager father.
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Associated Press
New York
Tadao Saganuma
Jean Bruno
Australia
Saganuma
Willie Hoppe
Philadelphia
Newark
N. J
Young Stribling
Georgia
Mike McTigue
Freddy Welsh
Summit
Dave Rosenberg
Newark Armory
Stribling
Argentine Rowers Enter 1924 Olympic and Henley Plans
Buenos Aires reports the Argentine Rowers' association will send crews to the 1924 Paris Olympic Games and compete at the Henley regatta next summer, confirming national representation in both major events.
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Associated Presse
Buenos Aires
France
Argentina
Football Captains Named From Two States
Roy Lamb of Lincoln Webster, Lombard state champions, chosen captain for next year and led this year with 90 points. Porter H. Bomar of Prescott Arizona named captain of the 1924 Presbyterian College of South Carolina football team. Bomar is a junior who has played tackle.
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Galesburg
Ill
Des
Roy Lamb
Lincoln
Webster
Lamb
Clinton
D. C
Prescott
Ariz
Presbyterian College of South Carolina
Bomar
Centerville and Mines Prepare forGrid Showdown
Centerville and Mines held two hour scrimmage drills at Mines field as they ramp up for a clash at Clark Park Saturday that could end Butte’s 1923 football season. Center ville seeks revenge after a prior defeat while Ore Diggers, facing near college caliber, test their readiness under Coach McAuliffe.
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Montana
Centerville
Clark Park
Butte
Ore Diggers
Mines
Hober
Idaho Tech
McAuliffe
Hilltoppers
Dublin Gulch
Miners
Collegians
Middies to Make California Trip
Annapolis Md Dec 5 Rear Admiral Wilson superintendent of the naval academy approved a Middie trip to Pasadena for a post season game with the University of Washington The itinerary calls for travel across the continent via the Baltimore and Ohio to Chicago and return by the Santa Fe to New Orleans and Washington
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Associated Press
Annapolis
Wilson
Naval Academy
Pasadena
University of Washington
Baltimore & Ohio
Chicago
New Orleans
Washington
Greb and Tunney Near Top Form for Madison Square Match
New York December 5 Marty Greb of Pittsburg and Gene Tunney of New York near peak for their 15 round American light heavyweight title bout at Madison Square Garden Monday night. It marks their third title clash this year with Tunney defending after taking the crown in March.
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Associated Press
New York
Marty Greb
Pittsburg
Gene Tunney
Madison Square Garden
Tunney
Greb
Roland Todd
England
Tommy Loughran
Philadelphia
Sugarbeeters Thank Butte Organizations for Hospitality
A letter from J. H. McElroy president of the Billings Kiwanis club thanks Butte civic organizations for hospitality shown to visiting teams during the championship scholastic football season and offers reciprocal courtesies.
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Butte
Billings
Sugarbeeters
Casey Pierce
Butte Kiwanis Club
J. H. McElroy
Billings Kiwanians
Billings Kiwanis Club
Black wins president's cup in California tournament
John Black, famed veteran, defeats Joe Novak of Berkeley Country Club in the California professional golfers tour final to reclaim the president's cup. Black, recently recovered from a car crash, shows form rivaling his national open runner-up days at Skokie last year.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
John Black
Joe Novak
Berkeley
Black
Skokle
Basketball Fives Take Over Y M C A Tonight
Four men's league games are scheduled at the Y M C A with teams including Bobcats led by Wilbur Zundle facing Ralph Bush's Hinky Dinks in the opener at 6 o'clock. Matson's Snails meet Helland's Rangers, top contenders Tummies and Spark Plugs clash with Pedlar's Wildcats, and Spark Plugs with Ramblers close the program led by Dr. James.
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Bobcats
Wilbur Zundle
Ralph Bush
Hinky Dinks
O'Clock
Matson
Snails
Helland
Rangers
Tummies
Pedlar
Wildcats
Spark Plugs
Grander
Ramblers
Dr. James
Gulchers and Hub Second to Tangle in Cinders tilt
Dublin Gulchers and Hub Second duel Sunday at 2 at the Cinders. Both lineups feature players who appeared in Independent league games and are expected to produce a fast contest.
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Dublin Gulch
Hub
Haskell Indian Football to Play Christmas Bowl on Coast
Lawrence Kan Dec 6 The Haskell Indian football team will play at Los Angeles or the Pasadena bowl on Christmas day Dick Hanley coach announced Hanley said he had accepted an invitation from A E Santweir a Hollywood sportsman to meet any Pacific coast team the latter may choose Team selection expected to be announced soon.
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Associated Press
Lawrence
Kan
Los Angeles
Pasadena Bowl
Dick Hanley
Hanley
A. E. Santweir
Holly Wood
Pacific Coast
United States announces winter Olympic entries for Chamoniix
On December 5, American committees forwarded official entries to the French Olympic committee announcing the United States will enter representatives in the winter sports at Chamoinix in the French Alps. The games run from January 25 to February 5.
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Associated Press
New York
United States
Chamonix
French Alps
Reid Jewkes Elected Utah 1924 Football Captain
Salt Lake City Dec. 5 Reid Jewkes star full back of the 1923 Utah team was elected captain of the 1924 aggregation by the associates in Utah.
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Jewkes
UTAH
Salt Lake City
Reid Jewkes
University of Utah
St Mark's Bazaar Opens Next Monday At 121 West Broadway
The St Mark's Lutheran church women announce their annual bazaar to start Monday morning at 121 West Broadway and run through Wednesday evening. Featured items include fancy goods and wearable apparel, with a la carte meals at noon and in the evening. Members are asked to drop off items by Saturday at 121 West Broadway or at the parsonage 221 South Montana Street.
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St. Mark’s Lutheran Church
West Broadway
South
Montana Street
Government coin press yields 300 ten-cent pieces a minute
A government minting device operates at a rate of 300 ten-cent coins each minute, highlighting efficient production. The detail emphasizes the machine’s high output and potential impact on currency supply.
Alleged Victim Found on Coast and Fire Fraud Case
Edward J. Sailstad, former Multitone Phonograph president, was linked to a cottage fire near Lake Nebagammon. A charred body was found, later deemed Sailstad by a jury, while insurers challenge the death ruling and pursue Cadaver fraud theories amid financial trouble and a marital remarriage.
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Associated Press
Sailstad
Eau Claire
Sailstad and stenographer tied to Eau Claire disappearance
A young woman detained near Napa with Edward J. Sailstad admitted to District Attorney Anglim that she is Dorothy Anderson Sailstad’s stenographer. She said she left Eau Claire with him and helped in his plan to disappear.
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Associated Press
Napa
Cal
Edward J. Sailstad
Superior
Wis
Thomas C. Anglim
Dorothy Anderson
Sailstad
Eau Claire
Abolition of Goasting Zones Proposed in City Report
Grounds committee notes city has spent about $10 000 this year on recreation grounds. Four new skating rinks exist with two more being considered in northeast Butte and east side. Finance committee urges early use of funds to redeem warrants to save interest and a warrant call by December 15. Several ordinances move funds, including $75 000 from general to garbage and ash. Fire and water panel wants rent room at Arizona street station. West Gold Ophir light petition referred. Road tax refunds requested. Monthly city officer reports read. Building permits 18 and miscellaneous permits 19 issued. receipts $630.35.
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Butte
Ways and Means
General Fund
Fire and Water Committee
Arizona Street
West Gold and
Ophir Streets
H. J. Wiegenstein
Peter Golden to Speak at Broadway on Irish Relief Drive
Peter Golden will speak at the Broadway theater in Butte next Sunday night December 9 on behalf of Irish relief. A native of Macroom County Cork, he is known in the United States for advocacy of Irish independence and has held key posts with the American Association for the Recognition of the Irish Republic and the Irish Progressive League of New York.
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Peter Golden
Butte
Broadway
Irish Relief
United States
Mr. Golden
Macroom
County Cork
Ireland
America
American Association For the Recognition of
Irish Progressive League of New York
Militant Irish Organization
Mr. Goldens
Jockey Parke Sweeps Jefferson Park Races
New Orleans track events see jockey Ivan Parke dominate the card. He places second in the opener then wins the next four, riding Reelfoot Bessie Wright Antonia Super and Sewell Comics. He also wins the sixth on Grass Tree.
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Associated Press
New Orleans
Ivan Parke
Jefferson Park
Reelfoot
Bessie Wright
Antonia
Super
Sewell
Parke
Grass Tree
Deadlock Ends as Gillett Elected in House Reorganization
After President Coolidge’s message, House Republicans plan a three day recess to organize standing committees and report legislation. The Committee on Committees will assign Republicans and determine Democrat placements, allowing minority caucus for Ways and Means picks. Senate committee assignments stretch to next week, influencing the reorganization fight. Democratic steering talks continue on committee placements.
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Coolidge
Republican House
Republican Committee On Committees
Senate
Democratic
Missoula Woman Lectures on Peace Education
Mrs. M. J. Hutchens of Missoula officials daughter of the Missoulian editor and AAUW director will lecture on peace education in several Montana cities after visiting Washington. She met Senators Walsh and Wheeler and Jane Addams, and plans talks for women clubs in Missoula and Butte plus church union meetings in Whitehall.
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East
M. J. Hutchens
Missoula
Missoulian
American Association of University Women
W National Council For the Prevention of War
Legislative Council of Montana
Butte
J. M. Gillis
Whitehall
Hutchens
I. E. O. Pace
Anaconda
Lincoln County Tax Collector Excels Under New Law
Real Tax Collector. Helena December 5. The state board of equalization received the first report under the delinquent personal taxes reporting law from Lincoln County Treasurer H P Weyldemeyer. Of 7298 due, 29.17 was uncollected. The board praised him in a letter for his efficiency.
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Associated Press
Helena
State Board of Equalization
H. P. Weyldemeyer
Lincoln County
Lincoln
Irish poet tied to Cork leaders to speak in Butte meeting
The author of several volumes of Irish poetry, cousin of Ter ence MacEowiney late Cork lord mayor, was announced by the committee to attend in Butte from Helena to preside at a gathering organized by the Sarsfield Social club and other Irish groups in Rutte.
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Terence MacEowiney
Cork
Butte
Helena
Sarsfield Social Club
Rutte
Everett gridiron post season game planned for New Year
UOAGT gridders seek contest between Everett high school and top East seed. Officials will study bids from Cedar Rapids Iowa and Scott Toledo Ohio for possible West opponent. Cedar Rapids coach Novak notes his team has not lost to an Iowa foe in five years.
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Associated Press
Everett
Wash
Fiverett High School
Cedar Rapids High School
Iowa
Scott High
Toledo
Ohio
L. V. Novak
Cedar Rapids
Montana mourns Hunnewell as longtime rancher dies in Los Angeles
News of William H. Hunnewell's death in Los Angeles shocks Granite county neighbors. A former Goodyear traveler, he built a premier Hereford herd and enhanced the New Chicago ranch in Flint Creek valley. He split winters in California but kept Montana as his true home, passing as his wife fell seriously ill.
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William H. Hunnewell
Los Angeles
Montana
Granite County
Hunnewell
Northwest
Goodyear Rubber Company
John A. Featherman
New Chicago
Flint Creek Valley
Flint Creek
Two Boys Caught Breaking Into Store on Wyoming Street
Two 14 year old youths were arrested by Officer Bill Hallesy after being found in the act at a second-hand store on 9 South Wyoming Street. They admitted a burglary spree over three months including a theft at the Chequemagon cafe where cigars were taken.
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Wyoming Street
Bill Hallesy
O'Donnell
Hallesy
Bowling record broken in Denver league match
In Denver on December 5 a league match produced a world record with the Public Service quartet totaling 3,261 pins across three games. The team’s lowest three game average was 11 pins per bowler, corresponding to over 203 per game, led by Guy Waite with an average of 249 2 3.
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Associated Press
Denver
Col
Toniet
Public
Quiftet
Guy Waite
Villa Flattens Mack In Fourth Round
Pancho Villa world flyweight champion knocked out Donnie Mack in the fourth round of a 16 round match in Toronto. Villa weighed 113 pounds and Mack 116 pounds.
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Associated Press
Toronto
Pancho Villa
Donnie Mack
Villa
Trunk’s Prescription Advertised as Rheumatism Cure
An advertisement touts Trunk’s Prescription as a universal rheumatism and gout remedy. It claims no mercury or narcotics, preserves appetite, and offers a superior uric acid solvent on the liver, with a price of $1.75 or $5.00 at Fuller Drug Co.
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Trunk
Fuller Drug Co
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