Polson Defeated by County in Kalispell Game
Special Dispatch reports Polson high school basketball lost 81 to 15 to the county high school team in Kalispell. Attendance included Albert Higgins, Harold Luchau, Thad Lowary, Gwynn Neifert, John McClintock, Claude Reynolds, Earl McAlear, with coaches Curran and Aitken. A Libby rivalry looms next Wednesday in Gray's hall, after local preliminaries featuring the Rowan Rabbits vs Polson Pups and a promising Duck Brown showcase.
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Gwynn Neifert
John ‘McClintock
Claude Reynolds
Earl McAlear
Duck Brown
Gray's Hall
Official Fielding Records of the American League 1920
Compiled by Irwin M Howe the piece notes first basemen with a .996 average led by Melnnis of Boston with 81 assists in 1 677 chances. Pipp of New York had 1 748 chances with 100 assists and Sister 1 617 with 140 assists. Collins of Chicago tops second basemen at .976 with 920 chances. Gardner of Cleveland at third base has .076 with 28 chances and Everett Scott leads shortstops with 826 chances and .973. Sam Rice set a major league record with 478 chances and .860 average. Ray Schalk leads catchers in putouts with 181, catching 151 games. O Neill 148, Perkins 146.
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Butte Rodana Gun Club Trap Shoot Yields Strong Scores
The Butte Rodana Gun Club held a monthly trap shoot in clear conditions with out-of-town entrants Drumgoole Peckover Tuttle Quinland Robinson and Ballinger. McLeod won the Twohy medal after a shoot off with Drumgoole, while Robinson edged McLeod for the Confarr medal in the 19 singles and 10 pair event. The report notes vault security advances including an automatic door closer for banks and storage facilities.
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Basketball by Bitter Rooterg Hamilton Victors Win
Hamilton December 19. Victor and Hamilton met in a high school basketball doubleheader. Victor led 15 to 11 at halftime, dominating the second half to win the first team game. Hamilton managed only 2 points in the second, while Victor tallied 17. Hamilton’s girls defeated Hamilton 35 to 14, with Margaret Fullerton and Inez Peterson scoring most of the points. Krusen of Victor was the top performer among the boys.
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Dempsey at Home Visiting Mother for Holidays
Salt Lake City December 19 Jack Dempsey the heavyweight champion arrived home to spend the holidays with his mother He plans to go to Los Angeles after New Year to appear in moving pictures He will referee the main bout in the testimonial for late sport writer Walter D Bratz on December 27
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Rhodes Scholars Chosen From Two States
Two students were named Rhodes scholars in this year’s election. Lloyd Haberly of Silverton Oregon and Richard H. Scofield of Los Angeles were announced by Prof. Frank Aydelotte, American secretary to the Rhodes trustees, from Boston.
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Buckeyes and Bears Face Off In Pasadena Classic
Commentators split along regional lines as Ohio State and California fans debate the New Year’s Day clash in Pasadena. Western writers favor a Buckeye rallying finish, while Pacific Coast observers expect a tough test but favor California’s depth and past Pasadena success. Experts note contrasting styles with the West emphasizing defense and the Midwest pursuing high scoring plays.
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Out of Shape Talk Ends in Heavyweight Debate
A column argues that heavyweights often labeled out of shape after losses, citing past champions from Sullivan to Dempsey. It notes backers and scribes alternately praise and doubt, while asserting winners are rarely condemned as out of shape. Also mentions Willie OConnell as a standout in the AAU tournament and Idaho return of Fred Moe boosting the basketball squad.
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Pat Perrine
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