Latzo to Clash for Title with Baker This Week
Latzo sets a 10 round feature against Sammy Baker in Wilkes-Barre Pa on New Year’s Day as part of a card that also pits Red Chaplin and Henry Fans in a featherweight elimination bout. Honey Boy Finnegan awaits the winner, with Babe Herman facing Al Winkler and Carl Duane meeting Frankie Pink in supporting bouts.
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Kid) Kaplan
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Boston
Chick Suen
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Mass
Babe Herman
California
al Winkler
Carl Duane
Frankie Pink
Texas
Comiskey backs Landis on stand in 1919 crisis
Charles Comiskey owner of the Chicago American League club defended Commissioner Landis amid the 1919 Black Sox betting scandal inquiries. He criticized Frank Navin and Ban Johnson for withholding information and urged public disclosure of facts while supporting punishment for players if guilty.
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Johnson Shoul
Tunney Walks Off Ill Effects After Snowshoe Hike
Gene Tunney World heavyweight champion survived a snowy trek near Rockwood Maine after slipping into a lake en route to church. He emerged unharmed despite the cold and wet exposure, rested in a hotel before returning to camp along the Tana route.
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Cubs Plan Training Change For Next Season
Chicago basebalI officials announced modifications to the Cubs pre season routine. Pitchers and position players will not share a single early workout, and the squad will group separately for initial preparations. Training will focus on Catalina Island with Coast league foes the Los Angeles and Hollywood clubs providing the only in season opposition. Exhibition games begin April 8 in Dallas against a Texas league team, followed by a four game set with Kansas City on April 10. a 26 man squad will travel to California for the trip.
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Yale Bull Dog Still Ranks High Among Champs
Yale’s Bull Dog maintains top all around eastern Intercollegiate honors as Yale leads with seven championships in The Villa review of 1925 athletics. Washington Huskies share national crew honors after an unbeaten season. Harvard Columbia and Dartmouth make notable showings in track, football, boxing, and tennis amid a coastwise rise of Southern California and California tennis.
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Timber Butte Defeat Sheridan Outfits In Extra Quarters
The Timber Butte basketball team, leaders of the Y league, defeated two Sheridan outfits in two extra quarters after a late start. Aronen and Keeley led the winners with strong scoring as Matlock and Hurtzel starred for Sheridan. Final score reflects a narrow Butte victory despite Sheridan’s sharp play.
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Cardinal Star May Never Don Uniform Again
Cardinal star Ray Blades, left fielder, may be finished with baseball after a major knee operation. Manager Hornsby called him the most aggressive gardener in the National League as Blades lies in a St. Louis hospital awaiting surgery for a misplaced cartilage condition. If the operation fails, he cannot resume playing.
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Hornsby
St. Louis
Coast League moves to bar Dutch Leonard from parks
Harry A. Williams announces action against Hubert Leonard pending transcript of evidence from Baseball Commissioner Landis. San Francisco clubs request Leonard be barred from the coast league for betting ties involving Ty Cobb and Tris Speaker. Williams notes no charges have been filed against Cobb, Speaker, or Wood, and says action will follow league directors if urged.
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Landis
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Wrestling Meet in Rutte Tonight at M C A Gym
Rutte hosts a city wrestling meet with 21 amateurs in 19 minute bouts to crown reps for a state team. Referee George Kotsonaros will oversee divisions Bantam to Heavyweight and an exhibition follows, highlighting holds used by top mat men.
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Butte
Robest State Collegians
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Ea O'Conte
George Leverton
Jilly Abt
Sunley Griffiths
Ted Dawson
George Cartee
Albert Fisher
Bill Nelson
Atex
Avoca hockey players clash in lake exhibition
Lake Avoca hockey players faced two groups, one in uniforms and one not, in a 3 to 0 exhibition win after the Anaconda team did not show for a league game. Hawthorne and Whittier clash next. lineups list Selyman Burnett Clarke Teltinger Wicks and others in brief, with missing players noted.
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Changes in Montana high school sports code debated
At the Montana Education association meeting in Tiedena, delegates will consider major changes to the Montana High School Association constitution. The agenda includes school funding, budget symposiums, and a focus on governance for both groups during the sessions.
Wild Bill Meinhorn wins Santa Clara valley open with 66 final
Chicago golfer Wild Bill Meinhorn breaks Santa Clara course record by five, posting 66 in the final round to win the 54 hole Santa Clara valley open. Armour 211 and Farrell 214 follow. Meinhorn finishes four ahead of Ned Menthorn and Larry Nabholtz in a crowded field.
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Wild Bill” Meinhorn
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Anaconda Elks Defeat Brethren From Butte In Bowling Duel
Denver reports Jimmy Smith a renowned bowler with a 248 average led the high series as he scored three singles games with Denver's leading women bowlers. Smith has bowled 18 perfect games and won the American Bowling Congress twim events championship.
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Butte Contractor Offers Dempsey Tough Work Conditioning
Butte based contractor Mr Applegate wired former boxing champion Jack Dempsey with a spring job shoveling rocks and dirt in Glacier National Park area to gain strength for a rumored comeback. George Kotsonaros reported Dempsey may train in Montana, with locals hoping the ex champ arrives by train next spring.
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Montana State Meet Considers School Eligibility Rules
The Montana State Athletic Association convenes in Helena to discuss eligibility rules amid calls to relax standards. Prinicipals from several schools want leniency while others oppose it. past season saw Dillon Missoula Central and Anaconda cited for ineligible players, with Missoula barred from 1926 competition.
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Anaconda
International Bowling Tourney Opens Today
The international bowling tourney opens today at the Hutte Alleye with a large field of entrants expected to last several days. The event marks a major kickoff as competitors from many regions gather for the annual competition.
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Stanford Players Face Hard Nut Before Pasadena Game
Stanford coach Pop Warner voices concern over team attitude as the Cardinals prepare for Alabama in Pasadena. He notes Christmas and exams disrupted practice, but reports say reconditioning and workouts have strengthened the squad with full return of Bift Hoffman by month’s start and Don Ma at understudy for Line.
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Italian claims walking record by Callegari
Milan December 26 An Tanan cal legari claims a new world walking record of one hour 38 minutes 53 15 seconds for 20000 meters after clocking the time. A prior claim was refused due to faulty distance measurements. The best previous accepted mark was 28 minutes 28 seconds by Petterson of Denmark in June 1918.
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Milan
Figures in Latest Ball Scandal Shake Baseball circles
Former Red Sox pitcher and World Series name known for pitching feats later linked to a scandal. Career includes roles as an outfielder with the Indians and a stint on the Red Sox coaching staff. He faced a trial in Detroit and was involved in a Pacific Coast trade, with past as a noted figure in major league baseball.
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