Billiard stars gear up for January championship matches
The era of exciting cue battles begins in January with Ora Morningstar defending his open title in Pittsburgh on January 38, facing challenger Winoftate. Hoppe meets Morningstar in New York on February 5 for the 182 crown. Sutton reshapes his game in Chicago as he eyes a rematch, while Koji Yamada and Slomson plan a 2400 point tour across Western cities. The scene also includes Welker Cochran’s exhibition tour backed by Frank A. Mussey and a looming McCarty Palzer two round fight on New Year’s Day.
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Ora
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Nleago
William F. Hoppe
the Astor
New’ York
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George
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Matton
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Goa
Morningstars
Koji Yamada
Siosson Wit
Muse Weya
Peterson
Koji
Slomson
Mmany
Blosson
Cochran
Hye Manson
Charles F. ‘Conklin
Chick Conklin
Welker
Towatos
Frank A” Winter
Lawson
Perkin
TF. Mussey
Aussey
Worl
Willie
Ax Breat
Manson
Town
Analysis of glare effects on printed paper readability
A discussion attributes glare to diffuse and specular reflections, noting glare reduces illumination effectiveness and print contrast. It explains how clear glass overlays on paper can alter reflection, aiding understanding of visibility issues in printed materials.
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Black Rock Seven Defeats Wanderers In Hockey Clash
Black Rock methodically outplayed Wanderers 6 1 at the rink to extend their winning streak. Collins starred as a standout skater, Grady scored early, and Dever added points as Black Rock dominated every period. Wanderers showed fatigue and discipline lapses, while Black Rock's teamwork prevented a single star from rising.
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Lake Night
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Hack Rocks
Jack Rocks
Phat
Ph Collins
Gant Akater
Fas Hs
Butte
Narne
Grady
Dever
Black Rocks
Collins
Kelly
Guthrie Emerges as National League Umpire Hope
William Guthrie, a six foot two inch new National League umpire, arrives with a strong reputation from Wisconsin Illinois Texas leagues. A protege of Brick Owens, Guthrie began in the Wisconsin Illinois League, spent a season in the American Association, then moved to the Texas League before Lynch offered him a contract.
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Guthrie
Packey
Owens
Lynch
Slart
American Association
Finnish Stolkhula Girls Delight Crowds in Gymnastic Feats
Finnish girls from Stolkhula wow Stockholm spectators with rope and bar exercises. The 1920 Olympic displays showed their suppleness and gymnastic proficiency, reviving traditions and earning enthusiastic reception from crowds and dignitaries.
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Stolkhula
Finland
United States
Stockholm
Engineer Brown Victim In Freight Train Wreck Near Whitehall
A rock dropped from the mountainside crushed engineer John Brown on Northern Pacific Passenger No. 172 near Whitehall. Fireman Frank Hall saved the unconscious engineer, rushed to Murray hospital where Brown remained comatose with a fractured skull. Brown, 89, of Logan, is among NP’s oldest engineers. doctors say he has a chance at recovery.
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Ling
Northern Pacific
Frank Hall
Whitehall
Welsh
Bridge No. 78
Enginee Brown
Engineer Brown
Hi Superior
Hall
Brown
Utte
Murray Hospital
Logan
Tne Ui
Bure
Storm Strikes Butte Knocking Out Lights Across City
A Chinook storm disrupted power and telephone services in Butte last night. Incandescent lights failed citywide except for a private core circuit. Linemen from Butte Electric and Power restored service after outages lasting about 15 minutes at 11:30 PM.
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Madison Valley
Butte Elec and Power Company
Anaconda & Blixard
States Savings Bank
Street Railway” Company
Bell ‘Telephone Company
Phoenix
State Athletic Schedule Changes Favored by Butte Official
Butte high school superintendent Kelly leads move toward Interscholastic Board oversight of athletic schedules at Bozeman meeting. Proposals seek constitutional changes to curb unbinding schedules, reduce long travel expenses, and restrict professional athletes while codifying relations with higher institutions. Joe Case, Austrian-born resident for 21 years, dies at 49. funeral Thursday at Sacred Heart Church.
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Spencer D. Kelly
Butte High School
Montana Athletic Associatiouth
Bozeman
West
Montana
Wil ‘Ifer
Kelly
Hamilton
State Agricultural College
Joe Case
Austria-Hungary
Ute
South
Ohio Street
Francis
McGowan
Henrietta
Michael
Sacred Heart Church
The 1916 Giants and the New York Star Players
A fragmented 1916 baseball summary discusses Carr Brown Murphy and Bresnahan. It highlights Doolin and Knabe as management, Daley and Donahue in player moves, and the Giants led by Doyle Murray Merkle Meyers with talk of outfielders and infield depth.
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Athletic Board
New York Telegram
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George Henry Paskett
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