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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Dec 24, 1922

Page

18

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

New York John J. McGraw New York Giants Baseball Players’ Union McGraw Dummy Taylor Giants Philadelphia Havana

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Mythical Eleven Cranston Baier Carpenter Thompson Reese Middleton Meyers Charteris Creat Falls Peters Capt Tenny Babcock Gorman Wylie A. Taylor Forsyth Andy Smith Penfield Park Barrowa Lewistown Bohl S. Sohl Johnny Meglen Lewis and Clark High Spokane George Varnell Coast Lowry Larsen N. Tower Woody Ball Anderson Pitta SIN Ues Thomas Meghan Cyrus the Great oMcial Faro Siegels Greece United States UNION Stratford Clothes Shop N. Main Street
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