One Crown Changes Hands in 1924 Boxing Year
The 1924 boxing season ends with few major titles changing hands. Abe Attell Goldstein loses the bantam title to Joe Lynch and Eddie Martin takes it back. Johnny Dundee forfeits the featherweight crown, prompting an elimination tournament. Other champions like Benny Leonard and Mickey Walker face injuries and scheduling issues, with Wills and Firpo’s efforts fading.
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California
Abe Atte
Goldstein
Joe Lynch
Madison Square Garden
Eddie Martin
Benny Leonard
Deneeee Moran
Cleveland
Mickey Walker
Walker
Dave Shade
Mike McTigue
McTigue
Young Stribling
Newark
N. J. Greb
Pancho Villa
Philippines
Frankie
Villa
Boxing Commission
Greb
Johnny Wilson
Frankie Ash
Dempsey
Ring
Firpo
Argentina
Harry Wills
Boyle's
Thirty Acres
Charley Weinert
Feather title at stake Friday in Madison Square Garden
Danny Kramer of Philadelphia faces Louis Kaplan of Meriden Conn in a 15 round featherweight title fight at Madison Square Garden Friday night The bout will decide the champion from a tournament after Johnny Kilbane lost the title to Eugene Criqui in 1923 The two contenders advanced via tournament eliminations with Kramer and Kaplan each winning earlier rounds and Lombardo and Paluso among the other competitors.
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Philadelphia
Louis
Kid) Kaplan
Meriden
Conn
Madison Square Garden
Utie
Johnny Kilbane
Eugene Criqui
France
Johnny Dundee
New York State Athletic Commission
Kaplan
Bobby Garcia
Camp Holabird
Kramer
Mike Dundee
Rock Island
Jose Lombardo
Panama
Lew Paluso
Anacondans Fall To Butte Bunch In Tight Hockey Match
Montana Hardware hockeyists led by Landon defeated Anaconda 2 to 1 at Holland rink. Landon scored both goals for the winners while Roder netted for Anaconda. McDonald and Hutchinson starred for Tutte. Dackson played well for Anaconda. Lake Avuacus beat Hollanders 2 to 1 in another game. Also a half mile skating race saw Dan Graham first and John Korn second. Tom Penaluna beat Harry Gilmore in a 16 year old boys race.
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Umekeepers
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Petrie
Butler
Dan Graham
John Korn
Tom Penaluna
Harry Gilmore
Butte Knights of Columbus Open Season Schedule
The Butte Knights of Columbus basketball team gears up for a January 6 season opener against North Dakota Aggie, with a heavy slate ahead. Their lineup features Tom Walsh and Lefty Carroll at key posts, plus Buck Wade Bill Spears and guards John Kane Steve Sullivan and others aiming for berths.
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Babean
Casey
Tom Walsh
Lefty Carroll
Lefty Ryan
Buck Wade
Bill Spears
John Kane
Steve Sullivan
E. Sadie
Gene Harvey
European and South American Fighters Tilt in U S Ring
Foreign talent invaded American rings with mixed results. Chilean lightweight Luis Vincentini impressed at times but fell to Bernstein and Terris. Jose Lombardo of Panama challenged featherweight contention, while Charley Ledoux and Carpentier failed to secure wins. Tunney defeated Spalla and Ledoux, and Gibbons scored a knockout in England.
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Firpo
Romero
South America
Luis Vincentini
Jack Bernstein
Terris
Panama
Jose Lombardo
Carpentier
France
Charley Ledoux
Gene Tunney
Tom Gibbons
Ledoux
Goldstein
Erminio Spalla
United States
Tunney
Gibbons
England
Jack Bloom
Gridiron Forum Opens With Football Rules Debate
The week long gathering in New York features the Gridiron Forum and the Football Coaches Association annual meeting with discussions on forwards pass use and potential changes. Key figures like Gore Zuppke Yost Rockne and Roper weigh in on the need for or against tinkerings with the aerial game.
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Football Coaches’ Association of America
National Collegiate Athletic Association
KB. K. Hall
National Athletic Federation
H. M. Gore
Massachusetts
Michigan
Knute Rockne
Notre Dame
Bill Roper
Princeton
Races at Holland Rink Crowd Sees Teen Event Wins
Tom Pemaluna defeated Harry Gilmore in the 16 year old race and George Georgevich beat Harris Wiseman in the special free for all. Dan Graham won the first event to decide an opponent for Olsen, with John Korn second.
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Tom Pemaluna
Harry Gilmore
George Georgevich
Harris Wiseman
Olsen
Mositana
Dan Graham
John Korn
Kid Boxers to Hold Big Dinner in Butte
Butte youth boxers under manager Pat Sullivan prepare a big dinner event as part of their boxing program. The gathering aims to fund training and promote local talent ahead of upcoming bouts.
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Pat Sullivan
National League Batting Records 1924 Led by Rogers Hornsby
Rogers Hornsby of St Louis set the 1924 NL batting records, leading the league for a fifth straight year with a .4235 average. He had the most hits 227 and total bases 373, along with 43 doubles and tied for runs scored. Fournier and Glenn Wright played every game. Yack Wheat led in singles and Edd Roush in triples. Max Carey stole 49 bases, Ralph Pinelli led in sacrifices with 33.
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John P. Wagner
Pittsburg
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Bobo
Willie Keeler
Brooklyn
Frank Frisch
New York
Fournier
Glenn Wright
Yack Wheat
Edd Roush
Cincinnati
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Max Carey
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Rogers
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Sheehan
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Gibson
Frenk
Meuse
Em F
Heathcote
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Edward
Tee Nee Eae
Rightstone
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Nells
Ralph
Nets
Bernie
Steeee
Snyder
Frank
Jackson
Travis C
Eenee
Margrave
Eugene F
Holke
Walter L
Champons
Teae le Pittsburg
Phileas
Boxers Brawl in Six Round Bout at South Jackson Gym
Tonight the club plans their sixth anniversary banquet for January 6 as 62 members, all rising fighters, push to grow memberships and secure a dedicated gymnasium. Friday features Buster McGilvery vs Danny McCarthy in a six round bout at the South Jackson street gym, a clash boxing fans have awaited.
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Danny McCarthy
South Jackson Street
Pigeon Hero of Verdun Dies in Limoges
Carrier pigeon No. 183-14, famed for Verdun, died at the 8th engineers regiment headquarters in Limoges. The veteran air messenger passed at age 10 and will be honored with an official army citation.
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Verdun
8Th Engineers
Limoges
Champions Clash New Year’s Day Showdowns
Six undefeated teams meet in three intersectional games on New Year’s Day. Notre Dame faces Stanford in Pasadena while California meets Pennsylvania in Berkeley and Colorado tangles with Hawaii in Honolulu.
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Far West
Pasadena
Knute Rockne
Four Horsemen
Notre Dame
Glenn Warner
Stanford
Berkeley
Andy Smith
University of California Bears
Lou Young
University of Pennsylvania
Honolulu
University of Colorado
University of Hawaii
Rockne
Horsemen
Cardinal
Warner
California
Pennsylvania
Washington
Quakers
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Colorado
Rocky Mountain
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Occidental
College
Los Angeles
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Syracuse
Missouri
Southern California
International Bowling Tourney set at Butte YMCA next weekend
A fourth annual International Bowling tournament will be held at the Butte YMCA next Friday and Saturday with a record field of teams from the United States Ireland Scotland Canada Germany and more. The Jugo Slavs seek a third straight title but lose two stars Charlie Mudro and John Jovick this year. defending scores from 1922 1923 and 1924 are noted.
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Ireland
Scotland
Canada
Germany
England
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John Jovick
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C. Mudro
Terrible Swedes fall to Semdac Vive in Glen Rock game
Olsen's Terrible Swedes, Coffeyville professional basketball squad, were defeated 65 to ai by Semdac Vive of Glen Rock in a West tour stop at Casper. The Mississippi?
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