Composite All Eastern football stars named by selectors
A consensus All Eastern eleven draws from seven colleges with Pitt, Yale, Colgate, Princeton sharing two picks each. Berry of Pennsylvania is the standout full back with Oliphant Army and Pollard Brown among top backs. total points tally 261.
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Haf
Casey
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Fulton to fight Moran in Havana bout after Willard clash
Heavyweight Fred Fulton of Rochester announces a 40 round match with Frank Moran in Havana, Cuba, planned for February after a Fargo training exhibition with Al Palzer. Moran’s manager The Dorgan offered a $5,000 guarantee plus $1,000 training expenses and two round trip tickets. Fulton aims to beat Moran and press Willard for a title match.
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Charley Cutler Defeats Vita in Straight Falls at Fargo
In Fargo North Dakota on December 15 Charley Kid Cutler of Chicago former heavyweight wrestling champion of America defeated Ralph Vita of Seattle in two straight falls. The bout concluded with Cutler asserting dominance to claim victory in the arena.
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Fargo
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Charley Kid" Cutler
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Seattle
Local season opens with Pacific Coast champion in Minnesota card
The first local season card features a Pacific Coast champion who held the 1908 04 title in the Big Nine while at Minnesota. The Chicago grappler fell in 40 minutes with chancery and again in 15 minutes using a roobie bar. Vita employed a toe hold but could not overcome weight differences. Ole Kelas of Fargo refereed. Fred Fulton and Al Palzer staged a four round boxing exhibition. In preliminaries, Harry Hale and Jack Neubauer wrestled to a 26 minute draw while Kid Lesner defeated Young Arnold in three minutes with a half nelson. NO GAM Denver negotiations with Northwestern for next year’s football game broken off. Northwestern declined to meet Denver here or there.
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al Palzer
Minneapolis
Harry Hale
Indianapolis
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Kid" Lesner
Young Arnold
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Denver University
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Evanston
C.H. Wingenfer
North Western
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Masked Marvels Trip to Butte Prompts Big Fight Promote
A telegram from Altoona announces the Masked Marvel has started toward Butte for a late Sunday or Monday arrival. He aims for about a week of preparation before his heavy weight bout with Pet Connolly next Saturday night at the Empire theater. Advance seat sales begin today.
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Dreyfuss Alone In Fight On National Baseball Rules
New York Dec. 15 The National League owners wrapped up four days of meetings with calls for changes to the rules to aid batting. Percy Haughton urged reducing pitcher power by altering ball conditions and strikes. A proposed one strike per ball policy sparked debate. The league planned rule submissions to the rules committees in February with no world series ticket price decision.
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Hoston Club
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Wine worker killed in fall from his own car
Ralph O Edwards nineteen year old driver of a horse drawn ore car at Mountain Can mine was killed early yesterday when the car hit an open switch near the station throwing him against the drift. He suffered three broken ribs and internal injuries. Edwards and three companions were leaving the drift when the accident occurred. The coroner believes Edwards was riding in the car at the time. He is survived by his mother Mrs Stella Poste step father Austin Poste two sisters Jeasle and Reta Edwards and brother Leo Poste. The mother arrived in Butte from Twin Bridges. The funeral will be at A P Coombes residence 1968 Princeton avenue this afternoon. The body will be taken to Silver Star Sunday morning at 7 oclock. Funeral services will be conducted by Rev W M Jordan. Coroner Lane Nill will hold an inquest Tuesday afternoon.
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Princeton Avenue
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Allies demand Greek troop removal under note threat
Paris reports a note handed to Foreign Minister Zaracostas by the allied powers stating Athens and King Constantine lack control of the army. The document calls for immediate removal of troops and war material within 24 hours, halting northbound movements, and threatens Greece with Allied legation staff withdrawal and continued blockade if terms are not accepted.
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Boston Wool Market Mixed as Germany Peace Move Stirs Markets
Boston reports a tentative easing from Germany as a peace move influences prices and activity briefly. Wool quotations appear erratic with varied regional quotes, while manufacturers claim solid orders for machinery and goods. Portland live stock also notes higher hogs, steady cattle, and diverse lamb and sheep prices.
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Commerce Bulletin
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Butter, Cheese Market Report From Butte
Market notes show butter at 36 percent fat and 23 percent moisture with creamery gains. Cheese market unchanged. Receipts total 1 961 cases. Mayer Jewelry Co. listed at 21 West Park for reference.
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Butte
Mayer Jewelry Co
West Park
Sunday Hockey Finals at Lake Avoca Rink
On Sunday December 17 at Lake Avoca rink championship hockey games will take place. A brass band will perform with attendance noted. Manager A E H Clarke presides over the event.
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Montana
A. E. H. Clarke
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