Baseball czar moves toward absolute umpire control plan
Chicago December meeting looms as Commissioner Landis is poised to assert full authority over major league umpires. He aims to decide disputes involving field officials and to curb player poaching with a waivers based draft rule to strengthen second division clubs.
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Anaconda Standard
Landis
Chicago
Byron Bancroft Johnson
John Arnold Heydler
Johnson
Yankees
Giants
Heydler
New York
Judge Landis
Butte Raiser Poultry Wins Powell Prizes
Butte breeder Jean Jordan of Aberdeen street won multiple Powell County Poultry show awards in Deer Lodge beating Washington Idaho and Montana entries. His five Ancona birds captured four firsts two seconds a third and a fourth with the pullet sweepstakes and beer pen sweepstake among the top prizes from a record exhibit of over 500 birds.
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Washington
Idaho
Montana
Butte
Jean Jordan
Aberdeen Street
Powell County
Deer Lodge
Jordan
State
Three Stars of Major Vision May Be Traded
Baseball begins its 1924 season with a six day meeting drawing 1200 leaders from bush leagues to majors. Key talks include possible trades involving Rogers Hornsby Eddie Collins Urban Shocker and other luminaries as arbitration boards decide league presidency disputes and proposed rules for umpires managers and playing limits.
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Chicago
Rogers Hornsby
St. Louis Cardinals
Eddie Collins
White Sox
Urban Shocker
St. Louis Browns
Board of Arbitration
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Pacific Coast League
Wm. H. McCarthy
San Francisco
Harry A. Williams
Los Angeles
John H. Farrell
National Association
McCarthy
National League
American League
American Association
Southern Association
Western League
Landis
Kockler-Lawrence 13 Winning Combination In Six Day Race
Ernest Kockler of Chicago and Percy Lawrence of San Francisco won the thirty-fifth international six day bicycle race at Madison Square Garden, finishing one ay ahead of the field. Aggie McNamara and Peter Van Kempensare won the most points and placed second. Eddie Madden and Harry Horan finished third for the Trish entry.
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New York
Ernest Kockler
Chicago
Percy Lawrence
San Francisco
Madison Square Garden
Ay, Shand
Aggie McNamara
Newark
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Holland
Eddie Madden
Harry Horan
Trish
Miles
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Burglars Loot Lutey Store on North Main Street
Burglars gained entry by prying a side window at the Lutey North Main street store and stole ham bacon and chickens. Police merchant policeman Chris Regan found the burglary and is following a lead from the scene.
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Lutey North Main Street
Chris Regan
Scheu Scores 50 in Rocky Mountain Rifle Club Opener
Record crowd at Rocker witnesses Tony Scheu’s perfect 50 to lead the opening of the 1923-24 Rocky Mountain Rifle Club season. Joe Patterson tops traps with 48 on first round. Maurice Humber 43 with service rifle. other marksmen include Westphal 48 and Schell 50 in rifle events, with shotgun scores led by H Smith 83x100.
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Tony Scheu
Rocky Mountain Rifle Club
Rocker
Schell
Joe Patterson
George Westphal
Maurice Humbo
Smith
Butte Rod and Gun Club
A. Schell
W. Dolan
J. C. Patterson
J. C. Benz
G. Westphal
A. E. Morrill
Tom McMahon
W. A. Duffield
J. Crawford
G. Jaccar
Roy Tisdale
A. J. Severson
Roy Leighton
M. Humber
Robinson
Poore
J. Hasley
McLeod
Holmes
Tisdale
W. Hasley
Goddard
Huette
Anderson
Patterson
Nichols
Wild Bill Donovan 13 Victim Of Wreck
W B Donovan known as Wild Bill in baseball died in a train wreck near Forsythe New York early today. He starred as a pitcher in Hartford Washington Brooklyn Detroit and New York Yankees managing roles followed with Providence New Haven and other clubs. His extensive career included guiding the 1922 New Haven Eastern league pennant winner.
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W. B. Donovan
Wild Bill
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Hartford
Donovan
Washington
Brooklyn
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Providence
R. L
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Colonels Ruppert
Huston
Yanks
Jersey City
Miller Huggins
New Haven
Lake Avoca Juniors Battle Knights of Columbus
Lake Avoca Juniors filled in for the absent Anaconda squad and gave a strong showing at Holland rink. The Knights of Columbus defeated the Juniors 9 to 6 with Davis scoring five points for the Juniors while Tucker Landon and Morrel led the Kofs. Lefty Car ruthers debuted with a fast performance.
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Tucker
Landon
Morrel
Lefty Carruthers
Duffo Champs Tie and Final Standings in Y M C A Hoops
The Duffo team topped the Ladies Basket Ball league at the Y M C A in a fast game with Googles beating Duffo 4 to 1 while Jiggs fell to Gumps 10 to 4. Dumbells beat Mc Nutts 4 to 2 with McDougall scoring the decisive late field goal.
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Googles
Jiggs
Gumps
Ruth Christman
Uren
Min” Jones
Marie McDougall
Dumbells
McNutts
McDougall
Rene Moore
Plaay
Givogre
Sylverster
Dumbells McNutts
Crack Amateurs In Scoreless Contest
Broadway Independents and the East Side Stars played to a scoreless tie at East Side grounds yesterday. The game featured multiple threats from both sides and listed linups include Edwy Independents Edwy and E. Stars with players such as Sullivan, Sakae, Russell, Salmonson, Keegan, Manion, and Lee among others. The paragraph also mentions Alaska nest traveling 7,000 miles to Brazil.
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East Side Stars
Edwy. Independents
Stars
Corea
Eas O'S
Vee Ors
D. Sullivan
Eee
Ea Sakae
J. Sullivan
RD Divas
Abla Cada
Rissell
Salmonson
Hammond
Whenson
Stanley
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Dees
Keegan
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Manion
Mate
Hee
Stafford
Wscseses
Cesses
Lee
Eis
Alaska
Brazil
Missoula Buicks Even Series With Butte At Y M C A
Missoula Buicks won three straight games to even their series with Butte Buicks at the Y M C A yesterday afternoon. Saturday the Butte bowlers took two of three from the Missoulians on the Y alleys.
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Marquette
Truzzolino
F. Mudro
Rialto
Mooney
Dazzie Clan
Truzzolion
J. Riley
Z. Jovick
Toljan
J. Jovick
C Mudro
Rialto Sho House
Hanley Eeeee
Mooney Sere
Peck - “Ee
Perham
Citizenship barred for most Fili pinos in Hawaii ruling
Territorial Attorney General Mathewman ruled that Filipinos born in the islands cannot obtain American citizenship unless they have served in the U.S. military or naval forces, and that Japanese born in Japan are ineligible under any circumstances. The opinion could affect local naturalizations and affect government employment for hundreds of Filipinos in Hawaii.
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Takao Ozawa
City Council urged to appoint 15 for blue laws survey
A mass meeting in Los Angeles urged a 15 member committee to survey moral conditions and evaluate current blue laws. Rev G A Brieglieb and Rev R P Shuler defended enforcement amid protests by liberals who demanded permits for meetings and potential arrests of pastors. Roadhouse raids yielded little liquor but dancing continued past midnight at Marecell's near Pasadena.
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Los Angeles
G. A. Brieglieb
R. P. Shuler
Pershing Square
Shuler
Marecell
Country Club
Pasadena
Sugar export rise in Czecho Slovakia crop
Prague reports the sugar crop is excellent with 330000 tons for local use and 570000 tons available for export this year. The surplus comes as the republic meets domestic demand and plans overseas sales.
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Czecho-Slovakia
Rhodes Scholars Named From 32 States For Oxford
Swarthmore Pa December 9 results announced by Frank Aydelotte show 32 American Rhodes scholarships chosen from 357 candidates representing 145 colleges. Scholars include Wilton Cole of Harvard and others from Princeton, Idaho, Minnesota, Oregon, Washington, Yale and more.
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Swartmore
University of Oxford
Frank Aydelotte
Swarthmore College
Rhodes Trustees
United States
Aydelotte
Oxford
Rhodes
Colorado
Donald R., Stauffer
Princeton University
Idaho
Walter
Greathouse
University of Idaho
Minnesota
Paul C. Christopherson
Carleton College
Montana
Wilton C. Cole
Harvard University
North Dakota
Otis H. Lee
University of Minnesota
Oregon
William Arthur Rosegraugh
University of Oregon
South Dakota
Arthur Wilsor
Yankton College
Utah
Harold Davis
University of Utah
Washington
Orris FE. Sandusky
University of Washington
Wisconsin
Gamber F. Tegtmeyer
University of Wisconsin
Wyoming
Joseph Dexter Bennett
Yale University
Queen of Sin at the Ansonia Promises Spectacle
Laura Wedland stars in the Queen of Sin at the Ansonia theater with enormous sets and city destruction. The review promises crowd pleasing drama and a gripping story that keeps viewers on edge from start to finish. The article also notes Christmas observance dates vary by community.
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Ansonia Theater
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