Butte and Anaconda Aim for a Real League Entry
Butte and Anaconda vie for inclusion in the Northwestern League as a shared Montana bid. A businesslike committee says Butte favors baseball to keep money in town while Anaconda shows stronger ongoing support. Cohn backs a Butte Anaconda franchise as the best path, with costs and transportation favoring the pair over Missoula. If granted, a heated rivalry and major Montana baseball history loom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Anaconda
Montana
Putte
Anaonda
Missouli
Anavonda
Hutte
Abo Fe
Blewett
Butte
Daeball Way
Mohen
Dena Onda
Tian
Aberdeen
Wash
Hie
Chanice
Crands
Northwestern Teague
Joe Cohn
Indians
Conn
Colin
Mewett
Cohn
Reague
Seattle
Hel
Tna
Great Falls
Farr
Spokane
Rutte
Fem
Parr
Dugdale
Boxing Roundups: Leonard Stops Mandot in Seventh
New York December 11 Benny Leonard of New York knocked out Joe Mandot of New Orleans in the seventh round of a round match. Ad Wolgast of Cadillac Mich was unable to toe the mark in a bout with Lead Cross of the city. Cross won the first two rounds as Wolgast suffered a cut over the eye. Wolgast received a severe beating in the final round and could not continue. Joe Welling of Chicago outpointed Young Brown in nineteen rounds.
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New York
Benny Leonard
Joe Mandot
New Orland
Leonard
Mandot
Ad Wolgast
Cadillac
Mich
Cross
Te City
Wolzist
Arth
Wolkast
Joe Welling
Chicago
Young Brown
Curlers urged to travel to Anaconda this evening
In Butte a call goes out to all curlers able to attend an Anaconda event this evening. Transportation is arranged and curlers are asked to host with the Silver Bow club at o clock. The promotion plans include a fart and a small event shortly after sunset.
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Anaconda
Butte
Silver Bow
Magnates Fail to Reach Agreement in Baseball Peace Talks
In New York Dec, National and American leagues with Federal league representatives met to discuss a peace treaty. Key figures Garry Herrmann, Ban Johnson, and John Tener led talks. a tentative peace plan was approved but no final deal emerged as sessions continued behind closed doors with minor leagues present.
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New York
Dec
National Baseball Commission
Federal League
Peace Hall
Garry Hartmann
Cincinnati
Tener
Ban Johnson
American League
Eexson
Fovetock
Stene Goth
Hesse Baers
Rena Rateon
Federal Teague
Jase Walt
Caerigantn
Fant
Rch Discienon
Goa
Itiaa
Bert
Serra Eee National
Sean
Messrs. Tener
Johnson
Herrmann
Hempstead
Gaffney
Ruppert
Lannin
Minor
Dreyfuss
Attorney Toole
Baseball Powers
Suill
National Commission
John K. Tener
Torney Dreyfuss
Garry Herrmann
Harry N. Hempstead
James Gattney
R. B. Johnson
Charles A. Comiskey
Benjamin Minor
Sacob Ruppert
Jose H J
Lanni
James A. Gilmore
Harry F. Sinclair
Charles Weeghma
Carroll
Gilmore
Federals
Gp Oe
Christmas Gift Suggestions From Silk Handkerchiefs to Nightrobes
A busy holiday list offers silk handkerchiefs, gloves, coats, suits, shirts and accessories priced from 26e to 88.50. Items include lined caps, mochas, wool linings, mittens, auto gauntlets, shirts with plaited bosoms, tuxedo dress shirts, silk shirts, gillette razors, and assorted nightrobes in numerous fabrics and trimmings.
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Manhattan
Misn
Fabrica
Unclear Auction Terms Reported for New York National Team
A fragment suggests a proposed sale of the New York Nationals, with speculation about terms and a declared stance by a possible buyer or owner candidate. The passage hints at camera-related or media terms but remains incomplete and uncertain.
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Sented
New York National S
Peace plan and baseball league changes amid negotiations
Fragmented report includes mentions of peace terms amid federal contracts and management shifts in Chicago and Brooklyn clubs, plus Northwestern Baseball League financing plan adopting 10 percent gate receipts with fixed assessments to end. Also notes Missoula inquiry and Big Timber pastel ball win over Livingston 41 to 14.
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Seattle
Northwestern Baseball Teague
Teague
Blewett
Montana
Livingston
Dee
Big Timber
University Adopts Northwest Style Eligibility Rules
The University of Montana faculty approved new eligibility standards aligning with Northwest schools. The migratory rule bars transfer students from athletic participation for one year, and the Carnegie credit requirement excludes noncredited special students. Participation now requires 12 passing hours, up from 10, and the freshman rule was not adopted.
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Missoula
University of Montana
Northwest
J. P. Rowe
Carnegie
Washigton State College
University of Washington
Montana
Dillon Wins By Fourth In Ring Victory
Dayton reports from December 17 note Jack Dillon of Indianapolis retained the middleweight title by decision in the fourth round over Frankie Gilbert of Philadelphia in a scheduled one round bout. Gilbert twice counted out in the second and fourth rounds. referee Lally stopped the fight. A separate bout between Tommy Dillon and Terry Nelson ended in a 19 round draw.
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Dayton
Ohio
Jack Dillon
Indianapolis
Frankie
Gilbert
Philadelphia
Lally
Tommy
Dillon
Jack
Terry
Nelson
Cincinnati
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Tromshouna
Fedral Wrenn
Prem
Notin
Wenrue
Brooklyn Federals
Brooklyn Amd
Nationa
Econo
St Louie Nationals
Straale Nationales
Pitavurg
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Newark
Masset
F. Ginclate Yurehage
Sitiiaie Porte
Meetin
PASY
MG Timber
Excession Springs
Chiie White
Mate Lewis
Froudie Welen
W Weite
Weste
Anaconda Brewing Company
Dan Cat
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