Skips Drawn for Bonspiel at Butte Curling Club
Skips are drawn for the second annual Bonspiel hosted by the Butte Curling Club with multiple events including the Bankers Trophy McDougall Trophy Ordway Trophy and Yankers Trophy. Play begins tonight in Butte and continues through New Year’s Day with matches scheduled on the Holland rink and in Anaconda as events unfold and trophies contested.
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Hutte Curling Club
Tutte
Anaconda
Holland
Butte
Wilson
McMillan
Muteh
Bankere
Harker
Charles
Tookin
Broly
Mr Suitlan
Botheames
McGregor
Wissen
Kidd
Baralys
Charlie
Capron
Tonkin
Sieaina
Undertakers Funerals For Several Local Residents
The funeral of Btw Nome Barn in Seare Wit will be held morning at the family residence 482 East Street, with services to follow at Holy Church. John Cane Mullin, age by, beloved son of Mr. and Mrs. Fare Muting, died yesterday. funeral Wednesday at Gat Terrace then St Marge Church with interment at Molly Cross cemetery. Pelork Clair, at Clair, age 39, will have service tomorrow morning at Gretock Duggen's parlors, with interment in Foiry Crome ery. Mrs. Bessie Yate, died in Portland. remains arrived last evening and funeral Thursday morning at Telock, St Joseph's, with interment in Holy.
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John Cane
Gat Terrace
St Marge Church
Farelocks
Moly Cross Cemetery
Clair
Pelork
Ll Clair
Sears
Tmoeraw
Gretock
Bessie Yate
Portland
Stutte
Galifornia ‘Avenue
Telock
Funeral arrangements for Thomas Favior announced
Funeral plans for Thomas Favior, who died recently, are not yet complete as relatives decide the final instructions. The services are expected to be announced later by Sherman & Reed undertakers.
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Taylor
Thomas Favior
Sherman & Reed
Funeral notices for Beys eat and James Reynolds
Funeral for Beys eat will be held this afternoon at 20 o'clock at the Rami regent Carrhae with services by Rev JOA Hiatt Reynolds. Funeral for James Reynolds will take place this Wednesday afternoon at 2 at the residence of his daughter on South Weoming Street.
Shugrue Beats Charley White In 10 Round New York Bout
In a Madison Square Garden show Charley White of Chicago was outfought by Jersey City’s Shugrue in a 10 round battle. Shugrue earned the edge in seven rounds with a steady jab and ring control while White pressed early with left hooks and counters.Weights were Shugrue 138 1 2 pounds White 138 1 2 pounds.
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New York
Shusrue
Jersy City
Charley White
Chicago
Madison Square Garden
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Shugrue
White
Shugrua
Hugrue
Joe
Chicago Ind
Bhugrue
Han Tor
Kid Gleason Ousted by New Chicago Manager
Former Chicago American League manager Kid Gleason was dismissed by Clarence Rowland who recently replaced Callahan. Gleason, once adviser to Jenkins Tallanan, had three years with Chicago. He previously played for Philadelphia and Detroit and reportedly drew Federal League interest before contract refusal.
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Jamen Tallanan
Clarence Rowland
Callahan
Chicago
Gleason
Philadelphia
Detroit
Greason
Baltimore
Comiskey
Chicago American
Slide at the lake draws skaters and crowd
Winter rink scene at Lake Avoca draws many skaters as local coaching expands. The piece recalls tobogganing history from Rossland to Mount Royal, noting speed and novelty, while a Brooklyn indoor meet yields multiple record performances by New York clubs and Dartmouth.
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Lake Avoca
Montreal
Mount Hoyal
Rossland
British Columbia
Panama Pacific exposition to stay open daily year round
San Francisco December 29 There will be no Sunday closing of the Panama Pacific exposition. President C Moore announces gates to the grounds and doors of all exhibit palaces will be open every day from February 20 to December 4. All exhibit palaces except those of fine arts and horticulture will close at sunset daily.
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San Francisco
C. Moore
College leaders overhaul football issues at ninth NCAA convention
At the ninth annual National Collegiate Athletic Association meeting, college leaders debated football's issues including commercialism and proposed rule changes. Dr H Williams and committee reports urged stricter player safety measures and examinations, with emphasis on reducing dangerous play and accountability in the sport.
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National Collegiants Athletic Association
Harvard
Ccomamittes
George Wither
Winctin
Beo
Garam
Ae Amerone
Aguries
Pee
Uniteray
Chinense
Sisttany
Inter Petter
Intersclane
Struma Ames
Women seek alderman candidates in Second ward ad
Democratic women in Chicago's Second ward published solicitations for aldermanic candidates. The ad asked for progressive, aggressive nominees with a strong political record and promised confidential replies as organizers said they would research who seeks the seat and support the best qualified. Also notes Philippine disturbances discussed in Washington and a sale at Racket store offering reduced toys.
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Chicago
Second Ward
Chi
Mra. M
Jones
Woman's” Committes
Salaries Grow as Johnson Tops A Army of Past Stars
A statistician notes Walter Johnson will earn more next year than the combined salaries of the Philadelphia infield and outfield from about 15 years ago. The piece traces rising pay, cites historical players like Till Douklans, Napoleon Lajoie, Monte Cross, and Dickruth, and contrasts old glory with modern wealth in baseball.
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Walter Johnson
Philadelphia
Douklans
Napoleon Jole
Monte Cross
Dick Trust
Johnson
Eddie Collins
Ty Cobb
Sal Abies
Kot
New York Evening Sun
Sale of Yankees Now Believed Assured
New York December 2 The closing of the proposed transfer of the New York Americans to Col Jacob Ruppert and Capt T L Huston was believed tonight to have been effected An announcement of the sale was said to be definite and to be made at 10 o clock tomorrow morning James C Price boxing commissioner and former sporting editor of the New York Press would likely be connected with the new ownership as business manager
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New York
Body of beheaded man found near Altamont in woods
Hunters discovered a severed body of an unidentified man in woods near Altamont. Clothing bore a card with "August Bre'so Holstein Town U S A" and "Richard Lawrence" in German script. A nearby suitcase seal suggested a Liverpool connection from last September. A stray line notes birth rate in Germany.
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Albany
Altamont
August Bre'so
Holstein
Town
Richard Lawrence
Liverpool
Germany
New Champions May Rise In 1916 Boxing Year
Chicago dispatch notes 1916 could bring new boxing champions across divisions. Welsh holds light welter claim. Charley White and Joe Shugrue contest lightweight crown. Middleweight contenders include Voyate and Clabby. heavyweights expect Willard or Johnson to claim title. Willard leads the white hopes, with Bantams led by Kid Williams and budding challengers like Johnny Couron eyeing a comeback and Burns as potential foe. Several fighters such as Duffy, Britton, and Mandot flirt with major matchups as 1915 ends and 1916 looms.
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Chicago
Freddie Welsh
Charley White
Joe Shugrue
Welsh
Voyate
Jimmy Clabby
Mike. Gibbons
Tddie Mc
Goarty
al McCoy
McSaboy
Gibbons
Milwaukee
Jack Johnson
Jess Willard
Willard
Neare
Ake Johnson
Kid Willams
Johnny Couron
Vmmueen Kine
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Cou. Yon
Williams
Frankie Burns
Sharon
Johnny
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Jannny Hile
Freddie
Shugrue
Joe Maniot
Jimny Duffy
Buffalo
Jack Britton
New York
Joe Shug Fue
Soo Mandot
New Orleans
Willie Hichie
Isis
Revival of Racing Is Feature of Sport Year
New York date line recounts reform waves against racing and boxing. The piece tracks the rise, fall, and revival of horse racing across states including California Illinois Louisiana Florida and New York. It notes riders of reform faced public opinion shifts, and highlights the resilience of the American thoroughbred and remount concerns during wartime.
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York
Heller
James R. Crowell
Evening Telegram
California
Ilinois
Louisiana
Piorida
New York
Mike
Prominent exhibit shows fruit from 1817 mission trees
George D. Shearer, of San Rafael, displays samples of fruit harvested from pear trees planted in 1817 by the padres who established the mission at San Rafael Archangel. The exhibit highlights early horticultural efforts and ties to the mission era in the region.
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George D. Shearer
San Rafael
San Rafael Archangel
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