Centerville Clinches Football Title With 13–0 Win
Centerville captured the Butte Independent championship with a 13 to 0 victory over Englewood in cold weather before about 2,000 fans. Leahy and O Connell scored, Bray missed two kicks, and Englewood threatened only briefly as the Hillmen dominated both lines and special teams amid frigid conditions.
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Centerville
Englewood
Hill
Crew
O'Connell
Hook
Leahy
Butte
Hillmen
Kack" O'Connell
Bray
Dick ‘Rundle
Mercury
Columbia Gardens
W Orttle
Minnesota
Weir
Denny Harrington
Graham
Boose” Cholnard
Barry
Earry
Pat Kelly
Frank Darrag
Wist
Rundle
D. Harrington
Jack Hnglewood
Rogers
Seuds
Buckley
Fogarty
Hine
Sip
Hand Leahy
Centerville Inglewood
O'Connd
Well
Cholhard
Harrington
F. Darragh
Engle‘wood
Spiegel
Pase
Ham
Ade
Tim Harrington
Willow Sullivan
Oval
D. O'Connell
Corin
Lettena
Cesses Spiegel
Darragh
Bowling Leaders Tied for Honors in Anaconda League
Finnegan and Latti mer share top honors with 30 and 24 games respectively while both hold 177 average. Tucker is third with 114 pins, Swander and Hutchens follow. Erickson and Gellightinged for sixth. Wenger and Nell tied for high game at 236. Team and individual records listed, with play-by-play notes and officials.
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Finnegan
Lattimer
Anaconda
Tucker
Swander
Hutchens
Erickson
Srmary
Seannings
Me. James
Ins
Moe
Wm Wenger
Davidison
McLean
Nett
Cotemain
Allin
Schuenting
Grimes
Geil
Woehier
Beattie
Aaa
Jewelers
Maveriel
Clothiers Ul
V. Sullivan
Buckley Tigi
Ena
Leahy Kundie
O'Connell - Choinara
Rogers
D. Harrington
Fraham
Ise Wai
Weir
Centerville Hillmen Triumph In Independent League Title
Centerville capped an eight year rise by beating Inglewood in a hard fought independent league season. The Hillmen showed the fighting spirit after a 7-0 setback, outmaneuvering opponents with timely plays. Clark field improvements and strong leadership from Senator Clark and J. R. Wharton boosted attendance and facilities. Deep appreciation goes to Blewitt, Wharton and the team for a clean, entertaining campaign.
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Senator Clark
J. R. Wharton
Alex Blewitt
Clark Field
Butte
Columbia Gardens
Messrs. Wharton, Blewitt & Co
Dempsey and Kearns Seek Alliance Membership
Jack Dempsey and his manager Jack Kearns applied for membership in the National Sports Alliance after a meeting. The group formed recently aims to protect professional sports and athletes and may seek affiliation with the American Federation of Labor.
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Associated Pro
New York
Jack Dempsey
Pugilist
Jack Kearns
National Sports Alliance
Alliance
Bcone
American “Oration of Labor
Hold Up Judgment Until Case Proved
A statement asserts that if Jose Ray and Loren Murchison are found guilty of professionalism charges in relation to games, they will be disciplined along with those responsible for facilitating the breaches. Mee Prout emphasizes delaying public judgment until guilt is proven and notes Ray’s historically moderate expense accounts.
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Jose Ray
Pr “Loren Murchison
Mee Prout
Ray
Influenza Deaths Rise as Hospitals Admit More Cases
December report from Alenz notes Maj. Bernard A. Miller chief engineer of the American Army died today of influenza. He was a native of St. Louis. Ninety two influenza cases have been admitted to hospitals.
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Alenz
Bernard A. Miller
Trmany
Ping
St. Louis
Butte Rotary Curlers Rout Anaconda In Easy Win
Butte Rotary club curlers won all three matches against Anaconda at the local rink Saturday night. In three rinks from each club, Butte swept the contests with a total score of 13 to 18. The results show Butte taking the first and third games, and winning the second 17 to 2, with players including Rute Hester Jones Roberts Lemmon Tucker Muten Bender skip and Morley Johnson skip among the lineup.
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Butte Rotary Club
Anaconda Rotary Club
Asutte
Rute
Hester Jones Roberts Lemmon Tucker Muten Bender
Malsburg
Morley Johnson
Praying Colonels Feted in Denver as They Route to San Diego
Alumni at the College of Danville Kentucky gave a reception in Denver for the football squad en route to San Diego California to face the University of Arizona on December 26. Twenty eight players toured mountain parks and were guests at a bar.
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California
Golden Bears
Pasadena
University of Washington
Penn State
Washington
Pittsburg
Pitsburg
Andy Smith
Neale
Associated Press
Denver
College of Danville
San Diego
Cal
University of Arizona
Bara
Yer's
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J. O'Connell
Davis
Coxsett
Williams
Beadman
Govan
Mitchell
Kelly
Choinard
T. Harrington
D. Harrington Kelley
C. Shea
O'Donnell
Skimmer Dee
M. J. Danahey
Fred Streibick
Downs
John Sullivan
Wes
Mike
Denele
Wood
Centerante
Enterville i
Tnglewood
Red and White
Slevens
Portsmen
Vest
Inglewood
Meadervile
Minex
Avage
Chirk
Wharton
Clark
Skimmer
Dee
Cinch
Heinie Groh
Reds
Giants
Pat Moran
Persi
Cincinnati
Groh
Chicago
Heinie
McGraw
Burns
Roush
Garry Herrmann
Ando
Alvin Nugent
McMillin
Rexi
Farr
Chester
Bim
Hello Uncle BM
Xmas
Sewell
Edison
HOT Point
Ver
Universal Percolators
D. Park
Dempsey and Kearns
Butte Rotary Curlers
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