Western Zone Men Named on All Star Team
Montana coaches and critics name a mythical 1922 interscholastic all star from Butte Anaconda and Central with Kelly Hober Keyes and Sweet forming the backfield. Many stars shown in the season across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelly
Hober
Keyes
Sweet
Ear Keyes
Central High
Standard
All Star Scholastic Grid Soys Names and Positions
A list of players from Cranston Miles City Baier Caruso Carpenter Mueller Thompson Kelly Hober EB Keyes Sweet and Feeerentaense with positions including left end left tackle left guard center right guard right tackle tight end quarterback and backs.
Montana All Star Eleven Chosen from 1922 High School Season
The Standard selects a mythical Montana all star squad from the 1922 season after polling coaches and critics statewide. Miles City, Great Falls, and Missoula have players on the eleven with Anaconda Butte Central Stevensville Livingston represented. Kelly of Missoula named captain at quarterback with Hober Great Falls Keyes Butte Sweet Miles City in support.
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Montana
Butte
Miles City
Great Falls
Park County High School
Livingston
Great Faile
Harlowton
Missoula
Anaconda
Anacondas
Butte Central
Central
Custer County
Stevensville
Emmons
Kelly
Sweet
Hober
Keyes
Custer
Custerites
Milestown
Eridder
Charley McAuliffe
Baker
Tysel
Husky
Towne
O'Hara
Billings
Mitchell
Bozeman
Schrieber
Drake
Fletcher
Caruso
Bill Kelly
Standard
Montana All Star Football Picks Highlight State Talent
The article names Park County and Anaconda standouts plus Miles City and Great Falls players as top propositions for positions. It singles out Bluhm as a developing 15 year old, praises Harris Winters Jacquette and Anderson, and notes Carpenter as an imposing 230 pound pivot from Stevensville with potential to play center or guard.
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Park County
Mueller
Anaconda
Steve Sullivan
Bluhm
Miles City
Schoelastic
Harris
Great Falls
Winters
Jacquette
Butte
Tie
Petrie
Billings
Leimert
Dillon
Olson
Mellor
Central
Siki Sues French Boxing Union Over Reinstatement
Battling Siki former European heavyweight champion files suit against the French Boxing Federation which stripped him of the title and suspended him for nine months. A summons to federation president Paul Rosseau demands records behind the disqualification and argues the ruling exceeds boxing jurisdiction and was improperly served.
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Paris
Siki
French Boxing Federation
Georges Carpentier
Paul Rosseau
Federation
Thomas Meighan in Back Home and Broke at Rialto
Thomas Meighan stars in a Paramount comedy drama shown at the Rialto on Wednesday. A light hearted story of love for home town and a lively Fox Film news reel completes the program with a special Rialto musical set.
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Paramount
Thomas Meighan
Rialto Theater
Fox Film Company
Rialto
Butte Boy Captain At Mount St Charles
Marvin Fat Dempsey of Butte was elected captain of the Mount 8 and J Charles college football team for 1928. The 210 pound guard played for the team in 1922 and will start his third year at the school. He was a star at Central high for two seasons.
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Fat” Dempsey
Marvin
Butte
Mount 8&J. Charles College
Helena
Dempsey
Central High
Building a Football Team
A 1922 Bell Syndicate essay argues coaches should remain on the sidelines to prevent overreach and to let players think for themselves. It likens football strategy to chess, stresses quarterback judgment, and warns sideline coaching harms game balance and safety.
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Burt
The
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Safety First Triumphs In Y M C A Class C Bowling
Safety First clinched first honors in the Class C bowling league at the YMCA by winning three straight to end the season, edging Siegel with a 813 pins per game year average to 808. McElroy led individuals with 175, Wilkinson 173, Van der Heydt 172, while Wilkinson posted a 252 high single and the fans tallied 652 for three games. Siegel’s posted 943 high team game and 2647 high match. The standings list various players and teams. Backgammon note follows.
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Siegel Quint
Siegel's
McElroy
American Legion
Wilkinson
Safety
van der Heydt
To Siegel
Eree
A. MacDonald
Miller See
Wnes
Strandberg
Rockwood
Roberts
Colston
Vee
MacDonald
Elf
Uv Olsen
Se Beensaaen
Turner
Ewere
Nelson
Renee
Barker
Mattson
Pet
Siegel's Heehee Eens
University Club
Elm Orlu PW
Olsen Tallors Cree Do
Eevee Seta Oss
Evans
Siegel
Who Invented the Spitball Controversy Rages in Baseball History
The article traces the spitball’s origins with Jack Chesbro of the Yankees as the first major league pitcher to use the delivery. It recounts Tip O Neill and Joe Cantillon bringing All Americans to the coast, including Mercer Lajoie and Chesbro, and explains how Stricklett taught Chesbro the pitch after watching a coast league game. It notes Hildebrand’s early observations and the spread of the delivery to Stricklett Thomas and Cutting.
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Jack Chesbro
Yankees
Chesbro
Malcolm McLean
Tip O'Neill
Joe Cantillon
Nationals
Mercer
Lajoie
Willie Eeler
Jess Tannehill
Harry Davis
Jimmy Williams
Sacramento
Stricklett
Thomas
Cutting
Sacs
O'Neill
Tip
George Hildebrand
Anewer Hildebrand
Danny Long
San Francisco
Hildebrand
Brooklyn
Dodgers
Providence
Golden State
Giants Manager McGraw Proposes Aid Fund For Impoverished Players
New York December 23. Giants manager John J. McGraw opposes the proposed players union but suggests raising a fund to aid impoverished players. He cites old stars with no money and proposes the union take dues for charitable use. He notes upcoming nasal surgery and plans a Havana trip after recovery.
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New York
John J. McGraw
New York Giants
Baseball Players’ Union
McGraw
Dummy Taylor
Giants
Philadelphia
Havana
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Gorman
Wylie
A. Taylor
Forsyth
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Penfield
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Lewistown
Bohl
S. Sohl
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George Varnell
Coast
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Larsen
N. Tower
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Ball
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Pitta
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