Montana Amateur Boxing Opens With Seven Falls in 10 Bouts
About 600 fans packed the Knights of Columbus gym as the first Montana Amateur Boxing tournament opened. Ten sizzling bouts produced seven kayoes, two decisions, and one foul. Boxers included Marcus Sweeney, Art Belanger, Tom Gleason, Bert Casey, Cecil Robbing, Jim McNally, Deter Lee, Sammy Sanders, and Montana Jack Sullivan refereed by Deb Dervatr. Tonight and tomorrow feature more first-round pairings ahead of semi finals Thursday and Friday and a Saturday championship.
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Aracomds PO Ardard
Knights of Columbus
Montana
Embryo Eerappéra
K. C Symn
Butte Knights of Columbus
Jolta
Kayoos
Marcus Sweeney
Tom Brown
Inds
Art Belanger
Eddie Sullivan
Tom Gleason
Marcus Quinn
Bert Casey
Spud Hoban
Casy
Judace
Cecil Robbing
Fred Fisher
Jim McNally
John Morcoluk
Deter Lee
Mike Seric
Saeeeny Hanney
Nester Wirkanen
Ed Scully
George Koatenko
Pat Brown
KK. C
Touleh
Sammy Sanders
Atnaconda
John Boyle
A. Whitehead
J. Br. Sullivan
Ray Riley
Brockway
Emmett Casey
William Mullane
Sylvain
Warle Irvin
Tommy Kelly
Joe Carroll
C. Mettilivrey
B. Mascéluk
P. Oneill
Anaconda
Mike Brown
Debdveratr
Montana Jack" Sullivan
Infield and Outfield Developed in Trades
The AP reports at the baseball meetings Boston Red Sox added Todt to first base Herrera at second McCann to short and Haney at third while Chicago Cubs gained Shannon Beck and Kelly to bolster their infield and outfield. Managers Joe McCarthy and club officials aim to strengthen power and defense through these trades across leagues and markets.
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Associated Press
New York
Boston Red Sox
Chicago Cubs
Todt
Red Sox
Herrera
McCann
Portland
Pacific Coast
Haney
Detroit
Joe McCarthy
Cubs
Shannon
Louisville
Beck
Pacific
Kelly
Toronto
Milwaukee matinees mark Minnesota quette clash
In Milwaukee on March 17, Minnesota faced quette in a basketball encounter finishing with a notable score. Local teams and officials hosted the event, drawing attention from fans and community members alike.
Dalle Signer Recco Touze Crowned New Weight Champion
Dalle Signer Recco Touze is named the new tight weight champion in New York by the boxing commission after a long career. The piece recalls his rise from a tentative start to a crown that echoes earlier greats while noting the discipline and challenges of 380 bouts.
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Signer Recco Touze
New York State
Tosze
Signer
Er’ Toeze
Kansas
New York
Jimmy Goodrich
Collier's All American Eleven Picks Grange and Nevers
Collier's Weekly announces an all-American football team chosen by Crantland Rice with Grange Nevers Oberlander Diehl and Oosterbaan among selections. Dartmouth places Diehl Oberlander and Nevers on the squad, while Pennsylvanias Thayer and Michigans Oosterbaan are named ends.
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Associated Press
New York
Colliera Weekly
Crantland Rice
Walter Camp
Dartmouth
Are
Diehl
Oberlander
Collier's
Grange
George Wison
Nevers
Casper Whitney
Irvington-on-Hudson
N. Y
Camp
Thayer
Pennsylvania
Oosterbaan
Michigan
Chase
Pittsburg
Weir
Nebraska
Niess
Ohio State
McMillan
Rockne Endorses Bicycle Exercise For Health And Football
Notre Dame coach Knute Rockne champions cycling as the best all around health exercise for boys and adults. He cites 125 Notre Dame riders as proof of fitness and argues bicycles deliver long term benefits despite initial cost. He urges parents to consider outdoor riding as vital for a boy’s welfare.
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Knute Rockne
Notre Dame
Rockne
Rockne Returns to His Own Bailiwick
Knute K. Rockne Notre Dame football coach arrived back in South Bend after headlines from Columbia University’s reported offer. Notre Dame officials say he remains under contract and no change is planned. Rockne indicated he will continue as Notre Dame coach despite the New York furor.
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South Bend
Knute K. Rockne
Notre Dame
New York
Indiana
Rockne
Columbia University
George Finnegan
Board of Athletic Control
Reekne
Seek Title Bout Mackinac Island
Associated Press reports a proposition to stage the heavyweight title bout at Mackinac Island next June. Floyd Fitesimmons holds contracts for Hares Wilts against Jack heavy weight champion. Edward Ballard and W S Woodfill offered 250000 and pledged an arena seating 108000 if the bout moved to the island resort. Negotiations began in Chicago and Fussimmoens and Eoduill were en route to meet Dempsey in California.
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Associated Press
Toledo
Carios C Hanks
Mackinac
Floyd Fitesimmons
Jack
Ah "Hares Wilts
Island Resort
Marks
Edward Ballard
Chicago
W. S. Woodfill
Mackinac Island
Fitss
Mreen
Lawson Turns Pro Professional football move by Stanford star
Palo Alto Dec 14 Jim Lawson former Stanford football star confirmed he joined the Jacksonville Florida backers who already signed Ernie Nevers for a pro gridiron career. Lawson was captain and All-American end of last season. He would not reveal the contract sum and said he would depart for the East with Nevers on Dec 19.
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Lawson
Associated Press
Palo Alto
Jim Lawson
Stanford University
Jacksonville
Fla
Ernie Nevers
Stanford
Nevers
Dee
Washington Huskies prep for Rose Bowl clash with Alabama
Seattle December 14 The University of Washington football team champions of the Pacific coast held a heavy workout as they prepare for the New Year's Day game with the University of Alabama in the Rose Bowl at Pasadena. Real scrimmage will start midweek as Coach Emoch Bagshaw aims to get players back in fighting trim after Thanksgiving.
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Seattle
University of Washington
Pacific Coast
University of Alabama
Pasadena
Emoch Bagshaw
Centerville Midgets Win City Junior Title in Overtime Showdown
The Centerville Midgets defeated the McQueens 7 to 6 at Meaderville to claim the Centerville city junior football championship. Both teams were undefeated in the regular season and a post season tie led to a decisive victory for Centerville behind star quarterback Bull Bennett and strong line play. Substitutes listed for both sides.
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Centerville
McQueen
Meaderville Grounds
McQueens
Bennett
Biaskovich
Maxwell
Kaplan to Defend Title Next Friday
Louie Kid Kaplan world featherweight champion of Meriden Conn will defend his title in a 15 round bout against Babe Herman of California at Madison Square Garden Friday night. This marks the third title defense within a fort night as Jimmy Goodrich and Paul Berlenbach recently held their crowns. Herman and Kaplan have a history of close bouts including a Waterbury draw when they last met.
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Associated Press
New York
Louie
Kid) Kaplan
Meriden
Connworld
Babe Herman
California
Madison Square Garden
Kaplan
Jimmy Goodrich
Rocky Kansas
Buffalonan
Paul Berlenbach
Jack Delaney
Bridgeport
Conn
Schlaifer Wins On Pool Fight In Philadelphia
Mor ris Schlaifer of Omaha Nebraska won by foul decision over Bobby Barrett of Clifton Heights Pennsylvania in the third round of a ten round bout Barrett admitted fouling as the fight was stopped moments after Barrett complained to the referee about low blows. Both weighed 152 pounds.
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Sullivan Tring
Gleason
Owl Club
Casey
Spud Hoban
Broadway Athletic Club
Casey Kiobbins
Fisher
Legion
Robbing
Hhe
Schlaifper
Associated Press
Philadelphia
Morris Schlaifer
Omaha
Neb
Bobby Barrett
Clifton Heights
Barrett
Schlaifer
Professional Gridders in Squabble Over Title
Chicago Cardinals and Pottsville Maroons clash over the NFL title as disputes claim Pottsville may be outlawed for fielding the Four Horsemen of Notre Dame. Carr cites rule violations in Philadelphia contest and outlaw status could affect the Pottsville franchise.
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the Press
Chicago
Chicago Cardinals
Pottsville
Maroons
Joseph Carr
Cardinals
Hammond
Ind
Prose
Four Horsemen of Notre Dame
Philadelphia
Carr
Four Horsemen
Frankford Yellowjackets
Harry Stuhldreher
Providence, R. Jf., Steamrollers
Hartford
Mitt Romney Joins Bears as Pro Football Teammate
Mitt Romney, brother of Ott Romney and coach of Montana State, reportedly becomes a teammate of Red Grange on the Chicago Bears. Romney, Stagg’s chief offensive man for Chicago in 1921, helped down Princeton 10 to 0 and was noted as an all-American possibility that year. His brother Dick Romney, Utah Aggies coach, has faced the Montana Miners in Butte multiple times.
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Ott Romney
Montana
Red Grange
Chicago Bears
Butte
Romney
Stagg
Chicago
Princeton
Mitt
Dick Romney
Utah Aggies
Montana Miners
McEwan Chosen Coach at Oregon
Captain John J. McEwan, former Army football coach, is named the new coach at the University of Oregon. He will be on campus year round but coach football only, arriving after winding up duties in Puerto Rico for spring practice.
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Eugene
Ore
John J. McEwan
United States Military Academy
University of Oream
McEwan
United States
Virgil D. Earl
Athletica
Porto Rico
Army Coach Signs With Oregon U
Captain John J. McEwen, longtime Army football coach at West Point, signed a five year contract to coach football at the University of Oregon in Eugene. Announcement made today.
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Associated Press
Eugene
Ore
John J. McEwen
United States Military Academy
West Point
University of Oregon
Joe Simonich Loses Decision To Webster In Idaho Bout
In Coeur d Alene Idaho Al Webster of Billings Montana won a 15 round decision over Joe Simonich of Butte Montana in the main event of the Four L bouts here tonight.
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Associated Press
Cravath Named USC Trojans Football Captain 1926
Newvall Jeff Cravath center on the University of Southern California football team was elected captain for the 1926 season at a meeting of his teammates late yesterday. Next season will be the third and last for Cravath on the Trojan varsity. His home is in Santa Ana.
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Cravath
Trojans
Associated Press
Los Angeles
Newvall
Jeff Cravath
University of Southern California
Trojan
Santa Ana
Strangler Lewis defeats La Driola in two straight falls
In Chicago on December 14, Associated Press reports heavyweight wrestling champion Ed Strangler Lewis defeated Italian wrestler Leon La Driola in two straight falls. The first fall lasted 40 minutes 2 1/2 seconds and the second 13 minutes 20 seconds.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Strangler
Lewis
Leon Ladriola
Glick Stops Lombardo in Sixth Round Featherweight Bout
New York December 14 Joe Glick the New York featherweight scored a technical knockout over Jose Lombardo of Panama in the sixth round of a scheduled 12 round bout here tonight. Lombardo weighed about 120 pounds.
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Glick
Pin Tourney Dates Set at State Bowling Meet
State bowling association officers fixed the annual PIN tournament for March 22 to 28 at Idle Hour alleys. Bracketed as the State Bowl event, the meeting confirmed the date range and venue for the seven day competition.
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State Bowling Association
Idte
Carey Cornell Elected Cornell Football Captain
Emerson Carey Jr. of Hutchinson Kansas right guard on the Cornell varsity football team and western junior golf champion was elected captain of the 1929 team today in Ithaca.
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Carey Cornell
Associated Press
Ithaca
Emerson Carey Jr
Hutchinson
Kan
Cornell
Greb Wins World Title Bout In Eight Round Decision
Harro Greb, middleweight champion, earned a referee's decision over Soldier Buck of Louisville in Nashville tonight after eight rounds. Buck battled hard, but Greb controlled the bout with effective offense and defense to secure the win.
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Greb
Associated Press
Nashville
Pec
Harre Gred
Soldier Buck
Louteville
Robbers Blow Safe At Red Ceil Grocery
Sioux Falls report states robbers blasted the safe at the Red Ceil Grocery company headquarters store and stole 2500 in cash and 1300 in checks early today.
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Hall
Associated
Sioux Falls
Red Ceil Grocery Company
Thrilling Gobi Trails Told By Explorer Driver
Dr Chapman Andrews of the American Museum of Natural History describes the Gobi as vast and largely unexplored. He praises Dodge cars for crossing the interior bringing cables furs and wool while recounting a mountain sheep shot from a motor car on Altai ridges.
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Mongolia
Chapman Andrews
American Museum of Natural History
America
Great West
Central Asia
Emerson Hough
United States
Alaska
Austin
Texas
Canadian
Dodge
Dodge Brothers
Altal
Gregory Heads Bobcats Captain for 1926 Team
Bozeman Dec 14 Earl Gregory of Lewistown regular full back for two years on the State college football squad has been elected football captain for 1926 Gregory one of five Lewistown letters on the Bobcat team this fall succeeds W Dobens as captain Gregory is a junior and is rated as a top defensive back in the state
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Gregory
Bobcats
Associated Press
Bozeman
Earl Gregory
Lewistown
W. Dobens
Lanoood Fights Tonight With Coast Star In Seattle
Dixie Lahood of Butte faces coast ban tam star Chuck Heilmann in a Seattle ring tonight. Claude Morris reported from manager Sullivan that Lahood is in good shape for the bout and Seattle promoters want him back after the new year. Sullivan also said Lundy and Terry, both stable members, have guaranteed work.
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Dixie Lahood
Butte
Chuck” Heilmann
Seattle
Claude Morris
Sullivan
Lahood
Jimmy Lundy
Ad Terry
Rounding TAIRD by Hugh A Jennings on Pitching Control
The essay argues that pitching quality, especially control, determines baseball success more than hitting. It cites Addie Joss, references the 1906 White Sox, and contrasts older and modern pitching cadence, discussing effects of the lively ball, slow pitches, and risk to pitchers during batting practice.
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Addie Joss
Chicago White Sox
Clark Griffith
Red” Donohue
Bill Donovan
Breesing
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