McAuliffe Beats White In Ten Round Detroit Heavyweight Victory
Detroit heavyweight Jack McAuliffe II won a clear ten round decision over Joe White of Gnmery Alabama after repeatedly pressing White near the ropes. McAuliffe weighed 205 pounds and dominated rounds three six nine and ten, with White saved by the bell in the final round.
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Centerville A
Mines
Jack McAuliffe II
Joe White
Alab
Alabama
Bell
Severo
Associated Press
New York
Jack McAuliffe
Detroit
Gnmery
Ala
White
McAuliffe
Friedman
Chicago
Herb Brodie
Brooklyn
Cadillacs Take Lead In Fast Bowling Game
Cadillacs won two of three from Truzzolinos at the YMCA to take the city bowling lead. Truzzolinos posted 1 960 high for the evening, breaking Cadillacs 1 048 record for high team game while Cadillacs added 10 pins to surpass their 2 957 match total. Dazzie topped Class A with 639, Perham 622.
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Cadillacs
Truzzolinos
Dazzie
Perham
Claes A. Truzzolinos
Rummies
Davis
Eee
Wildcats
Ps. Rummies
Salisbury
Sylvester
J. Mudro
Willoughby
la Mar
Lilly
Padilar
Center Perham
Ewe
Matlock
Emwe
Eeene Weber
Griffith Ee
James Nevin-Frank
Seb Tarewens
Joric
Lin
Pet. Re. Ee
C-1
O'Kelly
SILK
Tees A
Ryan Peur
Illams
Usaman
Ramblers Upset Spark Plugs In Season Opener
The Ramblers defeated the Spark Plugs 17 to 7 at the Y, marking Spark Plugs first loss of the season. Other games saw the Hinky Dinks rally to beat the Bobcats 12 to 5 and the Sneils triumph 20 to 7 over the Rangers.
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the Ramblers
Hinky Dinks
Bobcats
Will Battle Saturday for Scholastic Title in Toledo
The national high school football championship will be decided in Toledo as Jessup W. Scott faces George Washington Cedar Rapids Iowa. About 500 Cedar Rapids fans are arriving and seat sales promise around 20 000 spectators, potentially 25 000 with good weather. Cedar Rapids has a 5000 guarantee plus 7500 if seat sales hit 10 000.
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Associated Press
Toledo
Ohio
United States
Jessup W. Scott Gridiron Warriors
George Washington
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Anaconda Fans Travel to Portland for Montana Pacific Game
Anaconda residents flocked to Portland for the Montana versus Pacific university football game. Ten locals met at the Imperial hotel to support the team and cheer Pat Sugru’s performance. Alumni Philip Daniele and Royce Clayton joined family members and others like Ralph James and Gladys Ulrich among the attendees.
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Oregon Agricultural College
Anaconda
University of Montana
Pacific University
Portland
Imperial Hotel
Pat” Sugru
Pat
Philip Daniele
Daniels
Robert Clayton
Royce
Ralph James
Royce Clayton
Fredell
Arthur Lindblad
Sar- Junior Gnose
Gladys Ulrich
Herbert Kara Conroy
Six Fast Fights Staged by Boys at Legion Hall
Youngsters from Sullivan staged six fast bouts for a goods prize at the Legion hall last night. Next week elimination contests will decide championships in weights. Results: Gal and Foley drew. Vege OLeary defeated Johnny in four rounds. Crowley and Gallagher drew. McCarthy defeated Harry in six rounds. O'Brien and Leary drew. Nahan and Reynolds drew in four rounds.
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Sullivan
Legion Ha
B. Gal
Tom Foley
Fotrids
Vege O'Leary
Johnny
Dan Crowley
Gallagher
McCarthy
Harry
Jack O’brien
Ce Leary
Nahan
Heynolds
Francis ey wins national amateur billiards title at Newark
Francis Ey defeated Edgar by in the endurance match at the Newark Athletic Club to claim the 182 amateur national title. Ey totaled 950 points to 107 after 8 rounds, averaging $6 per inning with a high run of 47, while Edgar failed to find power on the run.
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Brother
WA . J
Francis
She York
Newark Athletic Club
Edgar By
Genaro to Defend Title Against Pet Held Jan 8
Frankie Genaro will defend his American flyweight title in a decision bout against Al Pet, scheduled for January 8 in Philadelphia. Phil Bernstein, Genaro's manager, confirmed the plan tonight.
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Genaro
Associated Press
New York
Frankie Gej
al Pet
Phis
Phil Bernstein
Four swimming records set in Cook County meet
Four world swimming records and two scholastic marks fell in the Cook county interscholastic tank meet last night. Notable makers include Johnny Weissmuller John Fariey and Sybil Bauer of the Illinois Athletic club and Peggy Williamson of the Milwaukee A. C.
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Chicago
Cook County
Johnny Weissmuller
John Fariey
Sybil Bauer
Illinois Athletic Club
Peggy Williamson
Milwaukee A. C
Leconey Seeks Olympic Team Spot in 1924
J Alfred Leconey, 1922 intercollegiate sprint champion, announces candidacy for the Olympic team. He quit sprinting after losing the 100 yard and 520 yard titles in the intercollegiates last spring and now carries Meadow Brook club colors of Philadelphia.
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Leconeey
Associated Press
New York
J. Alfred Leconey
Leconey
Herold Leveé
Pennsylvania
PF. Lovejoy
Cornell
Meadow Brook Club
Philadelphia
Alleged Robbers Arrive in Butte Post Bank Loot List
The frame shows a gun taken in the Sheridan State bank robbery on November 16, 1922. Authorities search a Salt Lake City arrest site uncovering bonds from Hosebud and Hill and other loot. Evidence ties suspects to a string of robberies, with revolvers acetylene torches drills crowbars dynamite caps and fuse among the gear. The case links a six men two women group to a wide series of alleged heists across years 1921 1923.
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Sheridan State Bank
Salt Lake City
Martin
Butte
Dyer
One Eye George Dyer Leads Bank Robbery Suspect Ring
The article notes 12 suspects in custody in Montana and Utah with six more sought led by a man believed to be the gang leader. About $10,000 to $15,000 in bonds recovered, with more loot traced to Sheridan, Butte, and other banks. The group has been linked to 26 attempted Montana bank robberies since spring 1921.
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Havre
Montana
Utah
Burns
Salt Lake
Sheridan
Butte
Dyer
Billings
Nichols
Cabbage Patch
Melcher
Warren
Eloquent Irish relief speakers to address Butte crowd
Peter Golden the Irish poet and militant nationalist and Miss Kathleen Brady of Belfast will speak at Butte High School auditorium Sunday night on Irish Relief with Governor Dixon presiding. Golden, now an American citizen, is a cousin of Cork mayor Terence MacSwiney and secretary of the American Association for the Recognition of the Irish Republic.
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Peter Golden
Kathleen Brady
Belfast
Ireland
Butte
High School
Dixon
Mr. Golden
Miss Brady
Anaconda
American Association For the Recognition of
Golden
Terence MacSwiney
Cork
American Association
Irish Progressive League
Best crowd to date at Eagles carnival in Butte
Butte Eagles drew several thousand visitors to Pallas hall for a carnival last night featuring dancing vaudeville, a dozen booths, and Christmas articles for sale. Organizers hope the festival raises funds for a home building fund for the Eagles and promise new entertainment tonight and Monday.
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Butte Eagles
Pallas Hall
Butte Aerle
Eagles
Venable Named New Secretary of Butte Chamber of Commerce
Frank Venable, assistant manager of Montana Electric, was officially appointed secretary of the Butte Chamber of Commerce by the executive board. He succeeds P. L. Wills, who resigned last fall. The finance committee chose Venable and brought the choice for confirmation at a luncheon at the Thornton hotel.
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Frank Venable
Montana Electric Company
Butte Chamber of Commercce
P. L. Wills
Venable
Chamber of Commerce
Thornton Hotel
Nebraska and Washington Stand to Meet in 1925
A telegram from Tom Dawson, Nebraska athletic director, proposes football games between the University of Nebraska and the University of Washington in Seattle next year and in Lincoln in 1925. Washington officials received the notice today.
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Associated Press
Seattle
Lincoln
Nebraska
Washington
Tom Dawson
American winner of Oxford boxing
Edward Egan of Denver and formerly Yale captured the English universities heavyweight boxing title by defeating A W Jeffries of the University of London. The bout ended after ninety seconds with Jeffries floored twice.
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Associated Press
Don
Edward Egan
Denver
Yale
Oxford
A. W. Jefferies
University of London
Jeffries
Walsh and Denby clash at hearing in oil lease inquiry
In Washington on December 7 the Senate public lands committee heard expert geologist David White warn that the United States will rely on imports for part of its oil within five years due to rising domestic consumption. Chairman Smoot pressed Denby as Walsh challenged his knowledge and cited legal limits on executive authority in the naval oil reserves dispute.
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Associated Press
Washington
United States
David White
Geological Survey
Senate Public Lands Committee
White
Smoot
Denby
Walsh
Montana
Roosevelt
Robert S. Griffin
Naval Engineering
Interior Department
Navy Department
Norris
Nebraska
Congress
White House
Harding
Federals Move to Crush Revolt Seeks Swift End
Dispatch reports Mexican government forces moving to quell a revolt. A gunboat Bravo sailed toward Tuxpam with troops under orders. No news by noon on the situation in Mexico City or Obregon’s troop movements against General Sanchez. No abnormal events reported at Vera Cruz or rebel posts.
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Bravo
Tuxpam
Mexico City
Obregon
Sanchez
Vera Cruz
Mexican border reports tense as Mexican officials deny revolution
At Matamoros across the Rio Grande from Brownsville Mexican officials said they knew of no revolution. Americans arriving from Monterey and Tampico reported no disturbances though the border area remained tense. Tamaulipas Governor Lopez de Lara backs Adolfo de la Huerta with the state’s support. observers doubt widespread citizen backing for a revolution.
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Brownsville
Texas
Matamoros
Rio Grande
Monterey
Tampico
Lopez de Lara
Tamaulipas
Adolfo de la Hu
Coahuila Loyal in Mexico as Gonzales Arrests Stir Attention
In Eagle Pass Texas dissident Gen Arnulfo Gonzales, recently deposed Mexico state governor, has been arrested twice but released while observers say 90 percent of Coahuila citizens remain loyal to the Obregon government. Soldiers and officials monitor the situation as quiet surface coverage holds.
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Coahuila
Eagle Pass
Texas
Mexico
Arnulfo Gonzales
Gonzales
Obregon
Butte Post Office Receipts Rise in November
Butte's postal receipts for November totaled 19,738 dollars, up 461 dollars from the previous November, a 2.39 percent gain. The report notes the improvement compared with last year, reflecting increased mail activity.
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Butte
Standard
Washington
Rocky Mountain conference 1924 football schedule drafted
Coaches from Rocky Mountain conference schools meeting in Denver drafted the 1924 football schedule, pending faculty approval. The outline lists date lines from September 27 through November 27 featuring Colorado Mines Regis Colorado College Colorado Aggies Wyoming Utah Brigham Young Montana State Denver University and others across venues in Denver Fort Collins Salt Lake City and more.
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Associated Press
Denver
Col
Rocky Mountain Conference
Colorado School of Mines
Regis College
Colorado College
Western State College
Colorado Springs
Colorado Aggies
Wyoming University
Fort Collins
Denver University
Colorado Mines
Utah Aggies
Ogden
Colorado University
Boulder
Brigham Young University
Montana State
Bozeman
Montana Mines
Logan
Utah University
Salt Lake
Colorado Teachers
Greeley
Laramie
Provo
Colorado Western State
Gunnison
Golden
Western State
Colorado Hers
Greely
Olorado College
Olympic style trials alter races for American skaters
American speed skaters bound for Chamonix must adapt to a 400 meter two lane track with only two contestants per heat. Start positions differ by outer and inner lanes with lane changes each lap. Practice races under Olympic conditions are set for Saranac Lake and Lake Placid before departure.
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Associated Press
New York
Chamonix
France
Saranac Lake
Lake Placid
Two Butte Men Are Admitted to Bar
Helena Montana December 7 The Montana supreme court announced that R M Marford Poplar Roberts Kerr Butte and William B Frame Butte had passed the bar examination and been admitted to practice. Six persons took the examination.
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Butte
Associated Press
Helena
Mont
Supreme Court of Montana Today
R. M. Marford
Poplar
Roberts
Kerr
William B. Frame
Wight Persons
Mines Favored But Close Clash With Centerville
Montana School of Mines meets Centerville at Clark Park in Butte to close the 1923 season. The Miners, runners up to the U of Montana, are slight favorites over Centerville, whose Hilltoppers boast depth at back and strong line play. Expected to start after an injury layoff, Weir anchors Centerville, while Hober returns for Mines as both teams seek a narrow victory in a hard fought contest.
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Montana School of Mines
Centerville
Butte
Clark Park
Miners
University of Montana
Hilltoppers
Tommy Weir
Weir
Idaho Tech
McAuliff
Ore Diggers
Schoo
Montana
Hober
Peegees
Idaho
Gridiron
Pat Kelly
Dartmouth
Mines
CS Ea
Quinn Gah
Ase Bales
Urphy
Grmdes Agp
Johnson
Rcoterr
Dottard
J. Sullivan
Deeéepeetes
Bater
Tata Con Sistiere
Eas
Walauarterback
EOE
McWilliams
Odgers Ont Ff
Rogers Oerr
F. Sullivan
Anne Holland
O'Neill
Bevin
Lyford
Mines Egeberg
Warner
Beck
Sweeney
Moser
van Horn
Brown
Y. B. Bowling Squad Grabs Two Wins In Local Matches
The Y. B. squad beat the Essex in three games and toppled the Tescher Juniors in two of three. Hayes led with 196 in one game and 654 in the series. The Barbers topped the Chisslers two of three, with FB. Johnson scoring 191 in one game and 499 in three. Also noted were 39 warbler species and 42 million people working in the country.
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Essex
Tescher
Hayes Wnt
Barbers
Chisslers
FB. Johnson
Y. B
Fitzgerald
Rolfe Eee Ee
Wiles Dummy Ee
Burris
Chisslers Nicholas
B. Tidd
Seees
Haddick
Carlson Eterene
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Ryan
Williamson
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Bek Ee Hardin
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Hee A Mills
Huie, James
Hinkey Dinks
Bjorgum
Bush
Sneils
Rangers
Arthur van Dam
Fort Sheridan
Wyo
George H. Vanderveer
Casper
University of Wyoming
Farmers State Bank of
Coburg
Willow Creek State Bank
Sumatra State Bank
First National Bank of Plains
Homestead State Bank
First National Bank of
Denton
State Bank of Madoc
Dayton State Bank
First National Bank of Roy
Corvallis State Bank
Farmers and Merchants Bank
First State Bank of
Clyde Park
Glentana
First National Bank of Fairfield
First National Bank of Valier
Farmers State Bank of Gildford
Williams
Camas State Bank of
Hot Springs
Farmers and Merchants State Bank of Plains
Blair & Co
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Helmville
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George Dyer
Will Preside
Irish Relief
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