Amateurs' Knockout Mania Hits Third Night at State College
State College boxers mix with Bouchers Symons Jensens and Medlins to total 69 points, Butte 20, as six bouts end in knockouts or stoppages. Notable results include Gallagher over Walsh and Brown over Kostenko, with Carlos Nobles and Nugent among others advancing to semifinals.
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State College Bobcats
Bouchers
Symons
Jensens
Medlins
Butte
Knights of Columbus
Burt Gallagher
Garry Walsh
Marcus Quinn
Ter
Ray Riley
John Boyle
Tommy Brown
Brownie
John Moscaluk
Nick Sands
Dean O'Leary
Tom McGrath
Mike Brown
George Kontenko
Rounding Third Highlights Great Pitchers of All Time
The essay surveys legendary hurlers led by Christy Mathewson, praising his control and artistry. It compares Amos Rusie and Jouett Meekin, noting Rusie’s speed and unique curve, Meekin’s consistency, and Denton Young’s enduring influence. Kilroy and Ramsey are linked in strikeout battles, while Radbourne Ballyworth’s hitting and fielding are praised.
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Jouett Meekin
Christy Mathewson
Joe McGinnity
Charles Radbourne
Walter Johnson
Denton T. Young
Sadie
Addie Joss
Grover Cleveland Alexander
Urban Shocker
Matty Kilroy
Eddie Plank
Mathewson
Amos K Rusie
Jourett Meekin
Walter
Meekin
Rusie
Johnson
Rosie
Denton Tecumseh Young
McMahon
Nichols
Charles "Radbourne
Radbourne
Providence
Matt Kilroy
Louisville
Toad” Ramsey
Baltimore
Kilroy
Ramsey
United States
Canada
North American Newspaper Alliance
Leaders Hold Pin Tournament Lead in Marquette lanes
In the Mining City bowling tourney after day three, Marquettes, Montana Powers, and Oro Fino Icemen lead the standings. Two Deer Lodge squads and a Butte entrant compete in the five man event with doubles also in action.
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Deer Lodge
Marquettes
Montana Powers
Oro Fino Icemen
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C. Mudro
Medlin
Butte
Reo Motors Sets New Alley Record in Cold League
Rico Motors rolled 4 845 on the Y alleys to top the former 2 897 by the Truzzolinos in the Butte league, while Puich of the Reos logged a three game 654 to beat Tony Jovick 615 for a Gold league mark.
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Cadillacs
Truzzolinos
Butte
Puich
Reos
Tony Jovick
Move to Bring Champion Rosenberg to Butte for Lahood Bout
Rumors rise of Butte bantamweight champion Charlie Phil Rosenberg boxing Dixie Lahood in a near future. Interest grows after Rosenberg defeated Chuck Hellman in Seattle Tuesday night. Local sportsmen back a championship bout and plan steps to gauge Rosenberg mood. He may appear in Seattle in coming weeks while in California.
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Butte
Charlie
Phil” Nberg
Dixie Lahood
Chuck” Hellman
Seattle
Sporsmen
Hutte Boy
Rosenberg
California
Big Munn Plans Return to Boxing After Wrestling Stint
Nebraska heavyweight Big Munn, who held wrestling’s world title briefly last winter, will return to boxing and face Andre Anderson in Kansas City. Ed White of Chicago, Munn’s new manager, announced the plan as he resumes gloves after two years in wrestling.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Big Munn
Nebraska
Andre Anderson
Kansas City
Munn
Ed White
Strangler Lewis
Lewis
Michigan City
Stanislaus Zbyszko
Philadelphia
Stage Furious Battle Ends in Kaplan Victory in Oakland
In Oakland, Ko Phi Kaplan of Newark won a ten round decision against Charley Long of Omaha in the main event. Jackie Gordon beat Pico Ramies in six rounds, while Ray Pesky defeated Cliff Ramies in six. Frankie McCann won four rounds over Harry La Barba, and Young Carpentier drew with Frankie Gray in four. Yankees announce Thomas purchase from Toronto International.
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Associated Press
Oakland
Harry la Barba
St. Paul
Young Carpentier
Stockton
Frankie Gray
Haskell Squad Records Traveler Journey to Los Angeles
The Tiaskell Indian football team left Albuquerque for Los Angeles to face the Los Angeles Athletic club on Saturday. Coach Dick Hanley had the squad work hard during a 12 hour layover and declared them in good condition. George Levi, brother of John Levi, showcased a forward passing display during the workouts. After the trip, the team will return to Lawrence Kansas, having logged 23 000 miles in the 1925 season with eight wins two losses and one tie.
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Associated Press
Albuquerque
Tiaskell
Los Angeles
Los Angeles Athletic Club
Dick Hanley
Hanley
George Levi
John Levi
Lawrence
Kan
Grange Ends Barn Storming Tour Rested After Eight Games
Red Grange returns to Chicago from Danville with treatment for a lingering injury as he prepares for a Florida tour. He notes being rested and not committing to future games, having earned over 100000 dollars in three weeks.八
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Chicago
Red Grange
Danville
Grange
Florida
Detroit
Glory
University of Ilinois
Red
Pittsburg
Washington
New York
University of Illinois
Conference not held over Rockne and Columbia tangle
In December at South Bend the planned conference between the board of athletic center and Coach Knute Rockne did not occur as Rockne was indisposed at home and Matthew Walsh president of Notre Dame was too busy. Walsh hinted a statement would likely come Thursday morning.
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Associated Press
South Bend
Board of Athletic Centre
Knute Rockne
Columbia University
Rockne
Matthew Walsh
Notre Dame
Walsh
Labamba Featherweight Title Fight Signed for Christmas Card
Promoter Tex Rickard announced Lew Perfetti of Long Island City will oppose Fidel Labarba of Los Angeles, world flyweight champion, in the semi final on the Christmas fund card at Madison Square Garden on December 25. The Has Kell Indians football team will travel to Los Angeles for a game at Wrigley Park Saturday against the Los Angeles Athletic Club. Loyola College of Chicago handed the Indians their only defeat, 6 to 0.
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Associated Press
New York
Tex Rickard
Lew Perfetti
Long Island City
Fidel Labarba
Los Angeles
Madison Square Garden
Indians
Haskell Indians
Dick Hanley
Wrigley Park
Los Angeles Athletic Club
Loyola College of Chicago
Oo Indians
Beasts to Meet San Francisco Eleven in January Clash
Chicago Beasts captain Harold Red Grange will lead a pro team to face a San Francisco eleven on January 24 in Coast play. Orin Hollingberry, coach of the Olympic club, announced the contract with C C. Pyle his manager after a long conference. Terms not disclosed. Hollingberry to organize the pro squad.
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Chicago Beasts
Harold “Red” Grange
Finais
Orin Hollingberry
Olympic
CC. C. Pyle
Grange
Hollingberry
City Drug and Foundry Teams Lead Local Bowling Matches
City Drug defeated Kiwanis two games to one at Tescher alleys led by Bergen with 622 pins. The Foundry beat Peckover Coal two to one with Schmidt at 597. In the Laboratory league Vandals took two of three from Dodos and Fnasmas swept Huis three straight. Scores listed from last night.
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Bobcats overpower Butte in season opener
Montana State Bobcats opened their season with a dominant 69 to 20 win at the Butte YMCA gym. Adolph Hartwig scored 23 points and Hugh Cottam added 22 as the visitors sprinted to a commanding halftime lead and coasted to victory over the four local club foes. The Bobcats travel to Moscow, Idaho for another game against the University of Idaho.
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California
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Jensens
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Medlins
Bobcats
Adolph Hartwig
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Nomnoey
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Huskies Battle Exams Before Rose Bowl Prep
The University of Washington football team, after winning the Pacific Coast title, fights exams while aiming to prepare for the New Year’s Tournament of Roses game against Alabama in Pasadena. Coach Bagshaw says class work comes first until exams are finished.
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Associated Press
Seattle
University of Washington
University of Alabama
Pasadena
Cal
Bagshaw
Western Eleven Names for Shrine Benefit Game Lineup
C D Woods announces the Western team to face an Eastern eleven in San Francisco on December 26 for the Shriners crippled children's hospital benefit. The roster includes former college stars across California Idaho Oregon and Washington with players from Olympic and Stanford clubs and other schools.
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Iowa
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National Grid Group Submits Plan to Curb Football Professionalism
The National Collegiate Athletic Association meets in New York on December 30 to discuss reducing emphasis on college and professional football. A resolution urges educational institutions to oppose professionalized football and to avoid employing coaches or officials who promote it.
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New York
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Huffman and Stone Battle to Ten Round Draw
Newark heavyweights Eddie Huffman from California and Ad Stone of Paterson N J fought a ten round draw in Newark on December 16. Both fighters stood firm with no winner declared as the bell rang. Stone showed grit with solid exchanges while Huffman pressed the pace throughout.
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Associated Press
Newark
Eddie Huffman
California
Ad Stone
Paterson
N. J
Bootlegger Sought in Slaying of Battling Siki
Police seek an obscure bootlegger for the murder of Battling Siki in Hell's Kitchen New York. Mrs Louis Phal, Siki's wife, says her husband was threatened over a $20 liquor debt. Siki, famed for his volatile street exploits, was found dead in a gutter after a pattern of brawls and showy bravado.
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Associated Press
New York
Siki
Wildman
Louis Phal
Ring
Hell's Kitchen
Memphis
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