Tri City bowling group aims to curb star teams
Anaconda Deer Lodge and Mining City bowlers formed a Tri City Bowling Association at the Y M C A meeting. New rules cap team averages at 850 with no more than two Class A bowlers per team. Intercity matches scheduled with Butte, Anaconda, and Deer Lodge including a January trophy contest in Anaconda.
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Western Montana Bowling Association
J. & McKinley
Butte Bowling Association
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Mikich
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Cunday
Dazzle
Half a tumbler full not enough for Jock tale
Judge John Lindsay recalls a Glasgow street anecdote about neighbors Jock and a half full tumbler. He notes that personal animosities drive many lawsuits as much as equity issues in his long career.
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Jock
John Lindsay
Scotland
Glasgow
Oregon Opens Conference Play With Williamette Jan 10
Oregon will begin its conference schedule January 10 against Williamette in Eugene. The Webfoots have 16 games this season, including two each with Washington, D A C, Washington State, Williamette, Pacific, Whitman and Idaho, plus single games with Montana and Multnomah AAU. A special ruling excludes the Montana game from conference standings while Montana’s record is kept separately for potential northern representation.
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Associated Press
Eugene
Ore
University of Oregon
Williamette University
Oregon
Washington, D. A. C
Washington State
Williamette
Pacific
Whitman
Idaho
Montana and
Multnomah Amateur Athletic Club
Webfooters
Montana
Multnomah
Portland
Coast Atle
Committees named for Butte high players banquet
Committee members for the January 9 players banquet honoring three state champion teams from Butte high school were announced. Chairs lead Financial Publicity Entertainment Arrangements Trophy Speakers Ellis pennant. A committee meeting is set for 8 PM tonight at the chamber of commerce.
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Butte High School
Peter Potter
A. J. Davis
W. J. Higgins
John Lindquist
Frank Venable
Paul Rooney
Jean Jordan
Law Risken
A. H. Heilbronner
Howard MclIntyre
Reuben Hobbs
Emmett McCormack
T. J. Davis
Charlie Negin
C. R. Leonard
Ellis’ Pennant
Archie McTaggert
KR. R. Schroeder
Chamber of Commerce
Groh to Start at Third for Giants Next Season
Giants manager John McGraw announced Heine Groh will return to his accustomed third base for the pennant race next spring. Groh missed action in the World Series, replaced by 19-year-old Freddie Lindstrom who dazzled in his first crucial test and was viewed as a likely regular.
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Associated Press
New York
Heine Groh
Giants
John McGraw
Groh
Washington Senators
Freddie Lindstrom
Kid Boxers Meeting Sets Holiday Event Plans
A meeting of young boxers is called for tonight at the South Jackson street gym to discuss holiday events. Buster McGilvery and Danny Mc Carthy are slated to box a six round match at the gym in the near future.
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South Jackson Street
Buster McGilvery
Danny McCarthy
Pitcher Adrian Lynch Sold to Denver Club
Minneapolis announces the sale of pitcher Adrian Lynch formerly with Des Moines to the Denver club of the Western league from the Minneapolis club of the American association.
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Associated Press
Minneapolis
Adrian Lynch
Des Moines
Denver Club
Archers Win Golf Match in San Diego and Phoenix
In San Diego at Coronado Country Club archers Vic Bule and Chet Huntington defeated golf pros Lewis Scott and Bob Simpson six up with five to go. Bule and Huntington carded 67 and 74 while Simpson and Scott posted 73 and 76. In Phoenix two archers faced two leading golfers and won three up with two to go after par first nine holes, drawing a large crowd.
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San Diego
Coronado Country Club
Vic Bule
Chet Huntington
Phoenix
Ariz
Open air spirit and sports talk from Grantland Rice
A compilation of notes on football debates in the Western conference season and golf chatter. The writer riffs on nations’ runners, long-distance demands, and American golf pros chasing a controversial claim from Britain.
Yale Bulldogs Win Nine Eastern Titles in 1924 Championship Year
Yale University dominates eastern intercollegiate sports in 1924 securing nine major titles across track and field rowing tennis baseball hockey polo and more. Stanford Southern California and Washington feature among rivals as Yale’s rowing crew claims world championship status and Dexter Cummings wins golf while MacAuley Smith leads cross country.
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Eli
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Far West
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Poughkeepsie
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Pennsylvania
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Gerry Drives I Winner After It Pagoes Opponents
Butte star Ed Gerry scored a late winner as Marquettes defeated Anaconda 2 to 1 at Holland rink in the opening Montana State Hockey Association clash. Anaconda led early, Gerry tied it in the second, then dashed through the ice for the decisive goal. Goaltenders Rowe and Connor starred, and the ceremony was postponed due to cold with a Christmas day rematch set between Marquettes and Montana Hardware.
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Anaconda
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Roder
Hartsell
Haggerty
Connor
C. Graham
Matheson
Dickinson
Montana Hardware
Array of stars out Bobcat hoop quintet
Bozeman crowds monitor Montana State basketball as four February games loom. Loss of key players worries fans though lettermen Hartwig Hatfield and Peters headline a larger squad with 36 hopefuls vying for spots. Glynn foot injury may delay season start.
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Montana State College
Montana State University
Montana State
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Glynn
Montana Mines
Romney
Bobcat
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Forsyth
Hatfield
Beaverhead County
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Big Sandy
Peters
Billings
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Utah
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Butte Star O Connor Slotted for Creighton Grid Squad
Orville Shoes O Connor, ex Butte high star and Beloit rider, is slated for a regular tackle job with Creighton of Omaha next year. He starred on the freshman team this year and would join capt. John Bertoglio and Sas Keane, fellow Butte boys, if he makes the 1926 varsity.
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Orville
O'Connor
Butte High
Beloit
Creighton Grid
Omaha
Butte
John Bertoglio
Sas” Keane
Creighton
Butte Boys
Yale Elis maintain winning streak. Cornell tops league
The Elis extend a long standing streak while Yale, the 1923 champions, finish last in the league as Cornell wins the title.
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Elis
Yale
Cornell
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