Miners Edge Grizzlies 14 13 In Neon Butte Tilt
Montana Miners defeated Montana Grizzlies 14 to 13 in a close Butte gym contest. Tim Dennehy led Mines with seven points as the teams swapped leads in a tense early season game.
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Montana Miners
Chuck” McAuliffe
Grizzly
Big Butte
Grizzlies
Butte
Mines
Sigler
Chinske
Rankin
Kiley
Tim Dennehy
Linville
Billings
Mudro Team in Front of Glass A Bowlers Wins Golf Title
George T. Dunlap Jr. of New York won the midwinter golf championship at Pinehurst North Carolina for the third consecutive year defeating Eugene Homans Englewood New Jersey one up in 20 holes. His final opponent last year was Homians.
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Pinehurst
N. C
George T. Dunlap Jr
New York
Eugene Homans
Englewood
N. J
Homians
Seligson Winger Triumphs in National Net Meet Semi
Julius Seligson of Lehigh crushed C Alphonso Smith 6 0 6 0 in the national junior indoor tennis semifinals. He will meet Frank Shields of Columbia Grammar in the final after Shields beat Eddie Jacobs 6 4 6 1. In other semifinals, William Jacobs beat Sidney Seligson and Peter Cary defeated Richard Rossheim.
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Associated Press
New York
Julius Seligson
Lehigh
C. Alphonso Smith
University of Virginia
Frank Shields
Columbia Grammar School
Eddie Jacobs
University of Pittsburg
Seligson
Smith
Shields
Jacobs
William Jacobs
Baltimore City College
Sidney Seligson
Peter Cary
Williston Academy
Richard Rossheim
Germantown
Waner Dominates National League Batting and Records
Paul Waner of Pittsburgh leads the NL with a .380 average and 237 hits, plus 17 three-base hits and 338 total bases. Lloyd Waner and Rogers Hornsby tie for 133 runs, while Frank Frisch steals 48 bases and Harold Traynor tops sacrifices with 35. Pittsburgh figures prominently in several categories.
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Pittsburg
al Munro Elias
Earl Adams
Chicago
Rogers Hornsby
New York
Lloyd Waner
J. Riggs Stephenson
Lewis R. Wilson
Fred Williams
Philadelphia
Harold Traynor
Frank Frisch
St. Louis
Edward Brown
Boston
Brown
Fred Luderus
Remy Kremer
William C. Ehrhardt
Brooklyn
Root
Haines
Scott
Meadows
Peter J. Donohue
Cincinnati
Vance
Frank S. May
Stanford Eleven Well Primed for Panther Contest
Stanford University and the Pittsburg Panthers prepared for a Rose Bowl clash in Pasadena. Stanford's 38 man squad drilled after arrival and coach Pop Warner said the team was nearer to perfect form than at season end. Captain Hal McCreery acknowledged not being the favorite, boosting team resolve.
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Associated Press
Pasadena
Cal
Stanford University
Pittsburg Panthers
Pop” Warner
Hal McCreery
Stanford
Laura la Plante
Cardinals
J. B. Sutherland
Panthers
Pittsburg
Penn and California face off in Memorial Stadium clash
Pennsylvanians and California meet in Berkeley as 60 000 fans expect a test of Eastern vs Western football styles. The Bears seek to defend a 1925 memory, while Pennsylvanias aerial attack aims to overpower the Bears in a midseason form showdown at Memorial Stadium.
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Associated Press
Berkeley
Cal
Pennsylvania
California
University
Memorial Stadium
Pennsylvania Quakers
Andrew Latham Smith
Andy
Harvard
Columbia
Cornell
Lou Young
Pennsylvania California Pier
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Weneete
Riegels
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Ba Phillips
Evans
Erie
Washington Huskies Defeat Illinois In Close Series Finale
The University of Washington beat the University of Illinois 32 to 26 in Seattle to clinch the three game intersection series. A 10 minute rally broke a 23 all tie and secured the Huskies win after Illinois had taken the second game.
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Associated Press
Seattle
University of Washington
University of Illinois
Washington
Illinois
Huskies
Great Falls boxers debut at Butte Legion workout
Great Falls fighters Al Rossberg and George Gilstrap trained at the Legion gym for the Tuesday Broadway card. Rossberg faces Dick Cody in a 12 round featherweight main event, while Gilstrap takes on Alex Kanub in another 12 round middleweight bout. The show resumes boxing after four months and features four and six round bouts with Ike Hayes vs Stuart Brockaway and Ernie Rowe vs Jack Krall, plus house seats on sale Monday noon at Broadway theater.
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George Gilstrap
Great Falls
Alex Knaub
American Legion
Gilstrap
Legion Gym
al Rossberg
Butte
Broadway
Rossberg
Feather
Dick Cody
Denver
Railbirds
Alex Kanub
Billings
Leo Lemski
Ike Hayes
Stuart Brockaway
Ernie Rowe
Jack Krall
Chuck” Staples
Bobcats Pull Down Colorado Teachers For Second Win
In Greeley Colorado on December 30 the Montana Bobcats beat Colorado Teachers College 40 to 31 to complete a Colorado invasion. Montana led 21 to 12 at halftime and extended the margin in the third period as Montana forward McFarland tallied eight field goals while Huggins and Bolitho each had four field goals and two free throws for the Teachers.
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Associated Press
Greeley
Col
Montana Bobcats
Colorado
Colorado Teachers’ College
Montanans
Montana McFarland
Montana
Bobcats
Huggins
Bolitho
Roberti Wins in Tilt with Gagnon in Boston
Roberto Roberti heavyweight champion of Italy wins a decision over Jack Gagnon of New Bedford in a slashing 10 round bout in Boston. Roberti scored knockdowns in the second and eighth rounds. Also Eddie Callahan knocked out Dan Bright in the semi final and Al Schooner defeated Sam Hunter in the prelim. Oregon Aggies beat Rosen Lombard college 24 to 14 in Galesburg Illinois.
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Boston
Roberto Roberti
Italy
Jack Gagnon
New Bedford
Roberti
Gagnon
Eddie Callahan
Nashua
N. H
Dan Bright
England
al Schooner
Hartford
Jugo-Slavs Win All Nations Bowling Tourney
Jugo-Slav bowlers captured their fifth All Nations title since 1922 by posting a record 2 911 at the YMCA alleys in a last shift finish among 42 teams. USA No 1 took second with 2 819 as Mudro brothers, Pascool and Jovick starred with 247 in a game and 624 in the final three frames. The Slavs have swept all international tourneys they entered, missing one year.
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VU. S. A
Mudro Brothers
John Pascool
John Jovick
Pascool
Slavs
Freight by air Berlin relief service
Freight consignments of an urgent nature will be carried by air plane wherever possible under an agreement between the German Railways company and the Deutsche Lufthansa Air Transport company. Special bills of lading will permit transfer from car to plane.
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Berlin
German Railways Company
Deutsche Lufthansa Air Transport Company
Americans Mull Haiti Cotton Mill Amid Radio Conditions
Adverse atmospheric conditions and the distance to the nearest broadcast station at Rome lower radio interest in Palestine. Americans consider building a cotton mill in Haiti as a potential project amid these developments.
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Rome
Palestine
Haiti
Canzoneri Beats Bud Taylor In 10 Round New York Bout
Tony Canzoneri a strong featherweight winner over Bud Taylor of Terre Haute in a 10 round bout at Madison Square Garden. Canzoneri dominated with lefts and rights while Taylor pressed hard in spots, drawing praise from ringside critics. More than 13,000 attended as Canzoneri earned recognition as the world 126 pound leader. Dominick Petrone and Andy Martin won their bouts on the undercard.
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Tony Canzoneri
Taylor
New York
Tony Cannoneri
Bud Taylor
Terre Haute
Ind
Canzoneri
New York State Athletic Commission
Tony
Verre Haute
Bud
Jony
Madison Square Garden Arena
Dominick Petrone
Ignacio Fernafi
Dez
Madison Square
Charley Hahn
York
National Park Plan Aims to Protect Northwestern Colorado
The federal bureau of national parks considers creating a park spanning about 800 square miles in Northwestern Colorado and Eastern Utah. It would include the petrified forest and scenic mountain trails along the Green River and its tributaries.
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Associated Press
Hayden
Col
Colorado
Utah
Federal Bureau of National Parks
Cochet Beats Soyson In Christmas Cup Semifinal
Henri Cochet defeats Georges Soyson 6-4 6-2 to avenge a December Lyons setback. The veteran Frenchman, the last active Davis Cup player in France, advances to face Denmark's Eric Petersen in the final after sending a message to Borotra and Brugnon sailing to New Zealand.
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Associated Press
Paris
Henri Cochet
Georges Soyson
Soyson
Cochet
Lyons
France
Jean Borotra
Jacques Brugnon
San Francisco
New Zealand
Rene Lacoste
Borotra
Brugnon
Eric Petersen
Denmark
Coaches Fight to Quash Lateral Pass and Muffed Punt Rules
College football coaches seek to restore 1926 rules on the lateral pass and muffed punt. Knute Rockne and colleagues urge changes while Edward Hall and the rules committee invite coaches as observers without voting power. Debate centers on returning to previous standards to reduce rule confusion.
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Alan J. Gould
Associated Press
New York
American Football Coaches’ Association
National Football Rules Committee
Edward K. Hall
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Mr. Hall
Knute Rockne
Notre Dame
Hugo Bezdek
Penn State
Bill Spaulding
University of California
Southern Branch
Hall
E. J. O Brien
Tufts
Walter Eckersall
Chicago
Walter R. Okeson
Lehigh
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E. F. Wyman
Fielding H. Yost
Michigan
Robert C. Zuppke
Illlinois
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