Marquette Leads City Bowling League in Early Standings
Marquette bowling team tops Commercial league through the date with strong numbers in accuracy and pins. Butte Grill leads the city overall, handicapped 225 pins per three games, while Mudro and Grill teammates push high scores. Tennis Club posts the top team score at 247 in a three game set. Andreassen of Majestic shows best average at 186.
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Marquette
Butte Grill
Grill
C. Mudro
Butte Bowlers
Tucker
Ving
Andresen
Barry
Majestic
Glimore
Murphy
J. Jovick
J. Mudro
Polly
Butte Banquet For Rey Fielde McDowell Football Champs
W E Reynolds will host a banquet Monday evening in Butte for the Rey fielde McDowell football team, city champions. Guests include players and coach William Blanding Reymond Gerioux Killip Harrington Harry Kirchen Eddie Kine Frank Lennon Theodore McFadden Willard Parker Sammy Rafish Ernest Robitaille Wilbur Zundie Frank Sullivan captain Francis White Ed Carroll and Dave Evans race two miles at Lake Avoca for class D state speed skating, and Lake Avoca team meets Virginia Street Cubs in hockey.
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W. E. Reynolds
William Blanding
Reymond Gerioux
Killip Harrington
Harry ‘Kirchen
Eddie ‘Kiine
Frank Lennon
Ed Carroll
Dave Evans
Lake ‘Avoca
Lake Avoca
Virginia Street Cubs
State champions feted at Lone Star banquet
At the Silver Bow club a banquet honored the state champion Hutte high school football team. Roughneck supporters hosted 12 speakers including Fred Furman as toastmaster and J J Dobell W W Walsworth and Richard Kilroy among others. Talks urged another championship and a possible rematch with Billings next season. No liquor was served.
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Tipperary
Silver Bow Club
Hutte
Roughnecks
Wiliam Egan
Batte
J. H. Durston
W. W. Walsworth
Richard Kilroy
Ugene Carroll
Hurt Poors
Chauncey Berrien
Dr. Campbell
Lane
J. R. Henderson
Rowe
Gill
McIntyre
Head of Union College condemns football abuses
Dr. Charles Alexander Richmond president of Union College Schenectady N Y denounces football at great universities as worst abuse of modern colleges saying parents push sons into profit driven arenas like vaudeville acts and athletes are exploited with time spent on sports leaving little for study He criticizes professional style coaching and the neglect of academics in the sport.
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Chicago
Charles Alexander Richmond
Union College
Schenecta N.Y
Middle West
Richmond
Joe Chip Clash With Leo Bens at Butte Broadway Theater
Joe Chip, a coal miner turned boxer from Pennsylvania, returns to face Leo Bens in Butte at the Broadway theater. The card features Chip’s brother George Chips rage over a controversial prelim where a last minute substitute improvised. Chip seeks his 24th knockout in 28 fights, after a rapid rise under Jimmy Dime.
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Joe Chip
Leo Bens
Butte
Madison
George Chip
Jimmy Perry
Uinleaa
Joe
Brother George
War
Red Jason
Pittsburg
Buck Crouse
Walter Weigh
Pennsylvania
Mason
Crouse
George
Chip
Bush
Kore
Buck
Green
Jimmy Dime
Broadway
Johnson Ruppert trade talks stall in Indiana
Negotiations here between Ban Johnson president of the American league and Col Jacob Ruppert and Capt T L Huston for the sale of the New York club broke off without an agreement. Ruppert set 420000 as the top price and demanded a specific manager, while Johnson said he could not meet the price or guarantee obtaining the manager. In New York the U S N L T A ranking committee named Maurice B McLoughlin No 1 for a third straight year, placing him above R N Williams, the former Davis Cup champion.
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French Lick
Ind
Ban Johnson
Jacob Ruppert
T. L. Huston
Chicago
Rupert
Johnson
Coronel Ruppert
Guarnee
New York
Maurice B. Mel Loughlin
California
R. N.williams
McLoughlin
Newport
Johnson Persuaded Of Senators' Claim Over Johnson Contract
Washington club manager Clark Grimm announced Walter Johnson signed to play for Washington next season, despite Federal league objections. The deal involves bonuses and a three year term, with debate over option validity and potential court action. Federal league leaders claim Johnson’s option is binding, while Washington insists it is not.
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Kaneat City
Clark Grimm
Washington -American League Baseball Club
Walter Johnson
Washington Americans
Washington
Grifith
Benjamin Miner
Washington Baseball Club
Johnson
Sid Johnson
Grimith Sala Johnson
Fedora
Tinker
Chica
Feserais
Siana
Feders
Coma Cate
Tage
Caliei Tors Saleary
Coffeyville
Kan
Chicago
James A. Gimore
Toll
Gilmore
Charles “Weeghman
Federal League
Joansn
Podera Johnson
Ington
Chicago Fredsrate
Johan
Federal
Anaconda News Two Wide Victories in Trophy Matches
Mitchell defeated Stevens in the class B trophy contest at the curling rinks last night taking the lead at the third end after a split at one each for the first two. Elton won the class match defeating T D Kelly by a two for one score following Kelly's remarkable second end. Encores listed include H Collins W Collins Fraser Williaros Sundhere H Collins King Ginstatson N Smith White Malloran Kida Kip 6 sikip 10 D McDonna W L McKenzie Sprague Paleoner Horton Zentner Christie Fulmor skip 7.
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Mitchell
Stevens
Elton
T. D. Kelly
H. Collins
W. Collins
Fraser G. WilliarossSundhere
King Ginstatson
N. Smith White Malloran
Kida
Kip
Sikip
McDonalla
W. L. McKenz
Sprague Paleoner
Skip
Horton
Zentner
Christie Fulmor
Rowland signs new player for the Sox
Chicago manager Clarence Rowland signs Al Bromwich of Davenport Town for the Chicago Americans as potential third baseman. Bromwich hit well last season and aided Davenport to the pennant. Comiskey plans spring trip starting February 12 and aims to enter the majors for April 15 with likely opening against Cleveland or Detroit.
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Chicago
Clarence Rowland
Chicago Americans
al Bromwich
Davenport
Charles Comiskey
French Lick
Eddie Foster
Washington Americans
Fritz Maisel
New York Americans
Bromwich
Comiskey
Sox
Cleveland
Detroit
MIQUE GETS HIS RELEASE FROM SPOKANE CLUB
Tacoma dispatch reports Mike Lynch has been granted unconditional release after two days of terms negotiations with Spokane club president Farr of the Northwestern league. Lynch contemplates quitting baseball or becoming a manager, with rumors that the Federal league may seek him as a West scout, though he has heard nothing official.
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Tacoma
Wash
Dickering
Dent Farr
Spokane
Northwestern
Exque
Mike Lynch
Lynch
Iealt Fanch
Federal League
Mike
Illinois drops hammer throw for javelin in intercollegiate meets
Bloomington Illinois announces the hammer throw is too dangerous for collegiate competition and will be replaced by the javelin in future meets under the Illinois Inter Collegiate Athletic Association.
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Bloomington
Ill
Illinois Inter- Collegiate
Butchers Set New Imark in Bowling League Night
The Butchers defeated the Braves to post a league high 2435, surpassing their own record while Braves tallied 2346. Hagley lowers led with strong second game as Trethaway won Goodfrend medal with 176 average. Turkey roll announced with Class A events following.
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Butchers
Anaconda
Braves
Hagley
Wenger
Reltnauer
Staudaher
Pedersen Sebliehting
Clinton Lattimer
Benefit soccer game to aid Butte's poor event
A Christmas Day benefit soccer match at Luna Park in Butte to aid local charitable work. Garfield and Franklin schools provide the curtain raiser. Reda and Blues players listed with positions and reserves. Knoxville obituary notes former U S treasurer Lee McClung dies in London after typhoid illness. body to be brought to Knoxville for interment.
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Luna Park
Butte
Garfield
Franklin
Reda
Blues
Reds
Uren
Parks
Tonkin
Bert George
Parke
McOle
Rovers
Nancarrow
Thistle
Oliver
Higman
Centerville
Inaide
Curtis
Millen
Thistles
Haywood
Danny Martin
Hart
Hoyle
McGlaughlin
Thisties
Job
Meaderville
Cenner
Archie Harris
Gmeaderville
Lobb
Hoodless
A. Oates
J. Nancatrow
Marshall
Dan Dougherty
Hastie
Meadervile
Phillips
Knoxville
Tenn
Lee Mei Clung
United States
London
McClung
Yale University
St. Paul & Duluth Railroad Company
The
Southern Railroad Company
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Sam McVey
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Danny Cummings
Ray Brown
Pat Glinchy
Harry Forbes
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Giants
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