Bowling schedule lists many YMCA games and contacts
A long OCR list shows numerous upcoming bowling matchups at the M C A alleys through March including Howard vs Temple, Timber Butte vs Orton, Temple vs Murray, and multiple Timers. The page then shifts to hospital and club league games with entries for First Aid, University Club, Butte Electric Railway, Butte Battery, P C Gillis, Laundry, and Silver Bow County in January and February with dates and opponents.
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Howard
Temple
Timber Butte
Or. T—Murray
Luteys
Floward
Orton
Murray
Ortons
Talleys
Timber
Mur
Lutey
Ore
Lut Murray Hospital
University Clu
Butte Electric Railway
Butte Battery
P. C. Gilis
C. C. B. Jundry
P.c. Gilite
University Club
C. O. D. Laundry
P. C. Gillie
C.O. D. Laundry
P. C. Gillis
Butte
Butte Electric “Railway
Agai
Ain
Ceiene Gillis
Mexico to Boom Racing Across The Republic
The plan to establish thoroughbred racing in Mexico City receives governmental favor as Jockey Club Internationale de Mexico spearheads a broad expansion. Aimed at supplying horses for agriculture and transport, the project expects hundreds of racers from the United States and Canada to arrive, boosting local purses and fostering bloodstock across Mexico amid road and economic challenges under Obregon government.
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Mexco
Hippodrome de la Condessa
Jockey Club Internationale de Mexico
Fin Heeminton
Pee
Jockey Club
United States
Canada
Mexico
Republic
Europe
Federal District
Ger ‘Obregon
Fast Hockey Contest At Lake Avoca Sunday
A slashing hockey clash may decide the Butte championship as Beaty Lake Avoca Juniors meet Woolman Street Juniors at Lake Avoca Sunday. Beaty Lake Avoca will play without Peterson, the St Paul star on vacation in the East, who is expected back to face Helena a week from Sunday. Game starts at 2 28 with Jack old Butter honkey tired. Final workout for the Associated Press mentions New Years day workouts and visitors arriving in the afternoon.
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Butte
Lake Avoca
Beaty-Lake Avoca
Woolman Street
Peterson
St. Paul
Associated Press
Park
Basketball Leaders to Meet This Evening
Representatives from the twelve teams in the Independent Basketball league gather at the Knights of Columbus building at 7 30 to finalize arrangements for the league opening. Discussions cover playing floors, entries, and a roster list of players expected to attend.
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Bill Mast
Knights of Columbus
Wil Ben
Hana ‘Tement
Simonich Finds Many Boxers in Philippines
Joe Simonich of Butte notes a surge of boxing talent in Manila with eager crowds and several named fighters like Ray Tommay and Pancho Villa emerging. The scene features Filipino prospects Fores and Villa as bantamweight contenders and a wave of European and Australian interest shaping bouts.
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Simonich
Philippines
Villa Tey
Fre Orient
Deaila
Park County High Beats Forsyth in District Contest
Park County High defeated Forsyth in a district basketball game led by Cot forward scoring and strong team shooting. The Associated Press report notes solid plays and coaching as Livingston observers describe the late contributions shaping the Park County win.
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Pres Livingston
Dee County High School
Héralde
Diesert Fantenaer
BFS
Pasket
Veteran Pitcher Slim Sallee Released by Giants
New York December 29. Harry Slim Sallee veteran left handed pitcher for the New York National League club has been unconditionally released by the Giants. Sallee has been in the National League since 1908 and is one of the league’s most veteran players in service.
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Slim” Sallee
Associated Prec
New “York
Harry ‘Slim” Salles
Giants
Ballee
Kenetchy
Phillies
Umpire O Day to Quit Majors for Coast
Umpire ranks O Day plans to leave the Major Leagues for coast umpiring duties. The narrative notes his career started as a pitcher, then an umpire, with stints in Cincinnati and other circuits described in scattered fragments.
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Rank O'Day
Stith” Cincingath
Sean
Ulante
Tring
Redland
Collegiate Association Refuses Affiliation With national federation drive
The Collegiate Association declined affiliation with the American Olympic organization amid a 48 to 0 vote. The body recorded support for creating a national athletic federation proposed by Secretary of War Weeks.
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Dee Collegiate Athletic
Olympic Association
Collegiate Association
National Athletic Federation
Lack Money For Columbia Stadium Targeted By President
Columbia University faces funding shortfalls for a proposed large stadium at Dyckman overlooking the Hudson River. President Nicholas Murray Butler told alumni the option on the acquired property expires soon and the deal to finalize construction has not yet materialized.
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Columbia University
Dyckman
Hanson
Nicholas Murray Butler
Inia
Wilde Ready to Fight Buff for Bantam Title
International News Service reports Jimmy Wilde agrees to meet Johnny Buff at Holland Park Hall on a percentage basis if Buff brings the world bantam title to the match. Wilde recalls Herman Lynch defeat and notes Buff’s recent form could impact promotion and stakes.
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International News Service
London
Jimmy Wilde
Johnny Buff
Holland Park Hall
Wide
Herman
Lynch
Buff
America
Wilde
Cutshaw Sold to Detroit Tigers in 1909 Deal
Detroit reports that George Cutshaw was purchased by the Detroit Tigers with Frank Navin confirming the move. Details on the amount are unclear in the fragment, but the purchase aligns with the club’s plans for the second phase of the offseason.
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Figes
Detroit
George Cutanawe
Sional
Aneon
Frank Navin Nivintala
Pateman
Foinfeld
Sie
Stent
Young
Catena
Buicks Win Rolloff at Butte League Meet
Buicks win рrolioff at Butte League event with close scores. Binsmore posts strong showing in a high scoring race as competitors edge past rivals.
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Buicks
Butte
Sport Briefs From The Kansas City Area
A garbled sport field mentions Johnny Dungee and Willie Jackson at Manteon Square and references the American Association. It alludes to baseball figures Babe Ruth and Babe Ruth era slang, with mentions of Garden funny brief and a two game Gren Killinger. The text is partly unreadable but signals early baseball chatter and plate appearances in April.
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Johnny Dungee
Willie Jackson
Manteon Square “Garden
Kansas City
American Association
Babe Ruth
Frank Holt Arrested on Charge of Robbery
Frank Holt was arrested on a robbery charge after an incident Tuesday night. He allegedly knocked Larry Shaddock down and robbed him of $20 during a confrontation at an unspecified location. Authorities reported the arrest and ongoing investigation.
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Frank Holt
Larry Shaddock
Baby Injured as Sled Overturns on Pier
A baby sustained a broken thigh when a sled overturned on a pier. The incident occurred at Zee Go and involved local youths Scott and Dees. Paramedics attended, and the child was taken to a nearby hospital for treatment.
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Baby
Pier
Zee Go
Moyen
Scott
Dees
Two Men Killed in Pearl River Bank Robbery
A bank robbery in Pearl River left two men dead and another wounded as bandits attempted to steal from First National. Police hunted for the assailants while the victim’s belongings and private matters drew attention in the aftermath. Domestic fowls in Alberta rose sharply from 25000 to 38200080 in ten years signaling rapid agricultural growth. A memorial for war dogs will be erected at Hartstone Canine Cemetery costing 2500.
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Pearl
Bani
Hheir
Aucomosie
Hartsdale Canine Cemetery
InAmerica
Fighters Fear and Fame Discussed by Boxing Figures
The discussion covers fighters fearing opponents and licks a fighter took not from hits, with quotes about Fulton, Wills, and Corbett. Jim Corbett recalls Cowler’s stage fright before Gunboat Smith, and Ty Cobb praises Walter Johnson as the speediest pitcher. Fay Kaiser returns home a hero amid civic celebrations, with plans to face Billy Shade at Madison Square Garden.
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Tom O'Rourke
Fulton
Harry Willam
Wils
Wills
Jim Corbett
Jim
Cowler
Smith
Dempsey Era Prospect and Boxing Notes in N Y News
The article discusses Penn State football courting a contract with the Yankees, Kilinger’s pro plans and potential Yankees position, and boxing chatter around Dempsey with Dundee and Benjamin. It mentions Welling possible bouts, Dempsey’s appeal, and a sudden bandit incident in Trenton where Mrs Jacobs subdued robbers with a rolling pin.
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International News Service
Trenton
N. J
Teadore Jacobs
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Campanas
Blanchwr Tan
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UN Panas
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The
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Campai
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Dakota
Blanchas
Holland Rink
JMEN
Park County High
Forsyth
Martin
Bernas
Bob Martin
Eyeleth
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Duwin American “Legion Rockey
Ted
Evelery City
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J. Buff
Cutshaw
Detroit Tigers
Uae
Calgary
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Department of Agriculture
Indianapolis Star
MAYER
North Main
Faber Pteani
Sas Universities
Dee EY Ag
Walter Johnson
Ty Cobb
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Walter
Johnson
Fay Kaiser
Cumberland
Old Rome
Johnny Snyderberland
Fay
Post Office Department
Is Stimberland Civic
Daughters of the Antisaloon League
Billy Shade
Madison Square Garden
Ewe Witw
Jack Gieck
News
Killinger
PENN
STATE
Glen Kilunge
Ime
Penn State
Yankees
Philadelphia
Benjamin
Dundee
Jos Benjamin
Kearns-MecKettrick
Dempse
Johnny Real
Junior
Mai Joseph
California
Joe Welling
Portland
Workman
Pete
Dan
Hardy Norseman
New York
Benjamin-Dundee
Garden
Ody
Jack
Mr. Dempsey
Dovan
Lord Nis
Dempsey
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