Helena Defeats Butte In 45 To 32 Hoop Clash
Helena High routed Butte Central 45 to 32 in a hard fast basketball game on January 1 in Helena. Mount St Charles edged Butte Central 21 to 17 in a separate half as the visitors struggled to match Helena’s second half surge led by star guard and forward play.
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Helena
Mount St. Charles
Butte Central High
Butte Central
Carroll
Butte Boys
St. Charles
Helena High
Butte High
Butte
McAuliffe
Prosser
Dahlberg
Smith
Ashford
Boyer
G. Dahlberg
Sweet Grass High School defeats Gallatin High 33 to 9
Livingston January 31. Continuing its unbroken string of victories the Sweet Grass high school basketball team beat Gallatin high at Big Timber by 33 to 9.
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Livingston
Sweet Grass High
Gallatin High
Big Timber
Billings Poly Tech Outscores Montana Wesleyan in Narrow Win
Billings Poly technic edged Montana Wesleyan 20 to 19 in a tight basketball contest at Billings. Billings Business college defeated Park City High School 39 to 12 in the evening action.
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Billings
Billings Polytechnic
Montana Wesleyan
Billings Business College
Park City High School
Great Falls Beats Conrad 46 to 6 in Basketball
Great Falls defeated Conrad 46 to 6 in a high school basketball game as of January 31. The margin showcased strong offense by Great Falls and a tough defense limiting Conrad throughout.
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Hasy
Great Falls
Conrad
Salt mines of Galicia worked in the twelfth century
The article notes that salt mining in Galicia dates back eight centuries, with mines actively worked in the twelfth century, illustrating long regional salt production.
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Galicia
Wrestling and Dance Highlight Friday Night Sports Mix
A Friday night feature combined wrestling and a dance. Roy McCormick, England’s light-weight champion, dined in Frisco, mistaking potatoes for shoestrings. later, he ordered lace potatoes. Capt J H Wallace plans a three year world horse drive to advertise American horses, starting in Taylor Texas. Bill Siglin eyes another majors shot with Detroit after Portland stint. Hugh Jennings confirms a Macon training camp roster led by eight rookie pitchers and six veterans. Salt Lake City seeks Walter Mayer as catcher while Tub Spencer departs. Central edges Boulder as district tourney nears in Butte. Soren son defeats English champ in a hard wrestling bout signaling revival of interest. Reds unsigned on some contracts. Herrmann signs remain. Hendricks aims for Bressler and Schreiber via deal, plus two players at season’s end.
Herrmann Regarded for Return as Commission Chair
Report from New York says Garry Herrmann, who recently resigned as chairman of the national commission, may be offered the post again. Some leaders of the National and American Leagues are said to back his possible return to the role.
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New York
Garry Herrmann
National Commission
American League
Notable Sports and Event News From Early Baseball and Athletics
Bob Martin suffers a severe hand injury in the first round after a defeat by Ray Smith in Cleveland last week and is told to rest three weeks. An international auntie carnival in Honolulu from April 17 to 19 marks the Hawaii missions centennial with events including the 1920 100 yard senior for women and the 1920 100 yard junior for men featuring Duke Kahanamoku and Norman Ross. Harvard plans polo as undergraduate sport while trade talks place in St. Paul with Caumbe and Niehaus and potential Reds move for Elmer Miller. Connie Mack plans a Machine staff around Perry and Johnson with many hopefuls to spring camp. St. Louis Browns finalize spring training plans as Jimmy Burke’s discovery notes.
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Ray Smith
Cleveland
Honolulu
Duke Kahanamoku
Norman Ross
Australia
Salary increase for Superbas players announced
New York January 31. President Charles H. Ebbets of the Brooklyn Superbas announced a salary rise near 313 percent for players. Fourteen regulars and six recruits signed 1920 contracts, with eight more expected to finalize within a week as spring training plans are discussed.
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New York
Brooklyn
Charles H. Ebbets
Superbas
Californians Puggy Morton and Eddie Shannon to box in Seattle
Two California lightweights, Puggy Morton of Los Angeles and Eddie Shannon of San Francisco, are set to meet in the main event of a boxing smoker in Seattle next Friday.
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Seattle
California
Puggy Morton
Los Angeles
Eddie Shannon
San Francisco
Gould and Werar Win National Amateur Racquets Doubles
Jay Gould and J W Wear of the Philadelphia Racquet Club won the national amateur racquets doubles championship in Philadelphia defeating Clarence C Pell and Stanley Mortimer of New York. The match featured a sequence of set wins 15 9 15 11 9 15 15 10 16 18 6 15 15 7.
Dartmouth to Meet Washington in 1920 Football Clash
Seattle, Wash. Jan 31 Dartmouth College of Hanover N H will meet the University of Washington at football here Nov 27 1920 announced by graduate manager Darwin Meisnest. The Dartmouth game completes Washingtons 1920 schedule which also includes Whitman College Montana Oregon Agricultural College Stanford and University of Oregon Washington will not play a Thanksgiving day game.
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Dartmouth College of Hanover
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University of Washington
Darwin Meisnest
Dartmouth
Washington
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Whitman College
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Oregon Agricultural College
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University of Oregon
Johnson Asked to Provide Accounting to American League
Attorneys for the New York American League club filed papers in New York seeking an accounting from Ban Johnson, league president, over funds alleged to belong to the league. The suit claims Western Union collected scores and news and that Johnson approved the contract in his role, with proceeds supposed to fund a sinking fund, though compliance is disputed.
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New York American League Baseball Club
Ban Johnson
Western Union Telegraph Company
Western Union
Johnson
American League
Not Disturbed by Johnson’s Threat
New York January 31 John Heydler president of the National League said he did not think Ban Johnson’s Cincinnati remark would affect the commission situation. Heydler noted both Johnson and he held August Herrmann’s written resignation effective February 11 and believed Herrmann’s offer to resign was sincere.
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John Heydler
The
National League
Ban Johnson
Cincinnati
August Herrmann
National Commission
Johnson
Herrmann
Beaurepaire Wins Half Mile Swim In Rough Waters
Australian champion F E Beaurepaire defeated Norman Ross of San Francisco in the half mile swimming championship at Wias Melbourne in rough waters.
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Melbourne
Australia
F. KE. Beaurepaire
Norman Ross
San Francisco
Juveniles Beat Grizzlies 14 to 6 In K C C Gym
The K C Juveniles defeated the KK C Grizzlies 14 to 6 yesterday afternoon at the K C C gymnasium. Sullivan and Connole led the winners while Maher and Thornton starred for the losers.
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KK. C. Grizzlies
K. CC. Gymnasium
Sullivan
Connole
Maher
Thornton
Protest ends appeals to revoke Milwaukee Legion charter
Walter K. Tull er, chair man of the inter post council in Los Angeles, sent to national headquarters in Indianapolis a protest against admitting Jack Dempsey to honorary membership in a Milwaukee post and urged revoking the Milwaukee post charter.
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Cal
Milwaukee Post
American Legion
Jack Dempsey
Indianapolis
Walter K. Tuller
Inter-Post Council
Anaconda Chaperons Named For Stone Legs Musical
Mrs. A N Jette president of the Woman's club appointed chaperons for the musical comedy Stone Legs to be performed at the Margaret theater on February 13 and 14 under club auspices. With a large cast over 100 people including many small children the stage arrangements require extra supervision. Named chaperons include Mrs. Mary Mahoney Mrs B S Morrow Mrs KE L Larsson Mrs Mark Fulmer Mrs C D Quinland Mrs R B Lewis Mrs Harry Johnson and Mrs A N Jette.
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Woman's Club
Margaret Theater
Mary Mahoney
B.S Morrow
KE. L. Larsson
Mark Fulmer
C. D. Quinland
R. B. Lewis
Harry Johnson
Local brokerage opens in Northwest says Heilbronner
J H Heilbronner and party visited the new brokerage quarters at 120 East Park avenue in Butte. W H Dunnigan expects to open Friday after week of interior overhaul and upcoming furniture delivery, promising a top notch office west of the Mississippi.
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Butte
W. H. Dunnigan
East Park Avenue
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Mr. Heilbronner
Mississippi River
Wenger Wins the Marathon Match at Tesch er Alleys
Wenger took first with 2182 in the Marathon bowling event at Tesch er alleys despite no-shows from the Butte bowlers. Tucker was second with 2167, Varian third with 2164, and Micklow 2115 followed by Finnegan 2102, Schlichting 20993, Vonte 2022, and Mikich 1982.
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Tescher
Anaconda
Wenger
Tucker
Varian
Micklow
Finnegan
Schlichting
Vonte
Mikich
Anaconda Personal News Highlights Local Visitors
Anaconda residents and visitors are noted in a brief roundup. Elmer Jones and M Harris, both tied to Anaconda business, were in town. Martha Regan plans a trip to Honolulu via Los Angeles with family. Thomas Perkins and Thomas Jordan from Dry Cottonwood visited. Joseph Eliason from Race Track made a brief local stop. Ben Welty and Fred Woodard also called on city business. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Eliason of Race Track were also in Anaconda, while Gus Stern attended to ranch affairs. T. P. Lyons and his wife prepare for an extended Ireland visit to see their native homes.
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Elmer Jones
Lower Valley
Martha Regan
Los Angeles
Cal
Honolulu
Thomas Perkins
Thomas Jordan
Cottonwood
Joseph Eliason
M. Harris
Missoula
Ben Welty
Butte
M. J. Smith
W. H. Eliason
Race Track
Fred E. Woodard
Gus Stern
Galen
T. P. Lyons
Ireland
Revival Services Postponed At Local Methodist Church
Revival services scheduled for today at the Methodist church are postponed as Rev G Kagan rushes to Helena for his ill son. The boy had surgery yesterday but is not recovering as hoped. No women’s meeting this afternoon. Rev F Wolfe will lead morning and evening services. Evangelist Ragan to return on Mandus.
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Methodist Church
G. Kagan
Helena
F. Wolfe
Evangelist Ragan
Mandus
Women as financiers spark First Baptist event
In the church parlors last week the First Baptist women hosted a “comparison social” where they described how they had earned a dollar. Men attended with curiosity, and several remarked on how they had not considered how capable women are as financiers.
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First Baptist Church
Navy dominates Princeton in 52 to 10 swim meet victory
Annapolis Maryland January 31 The Navy midshipmen overwhelmed Princeton 52 10 in a dual swimming meet highlighted by strong Navy performance in the 160 yard relay with standout swims by Navy swimmers.
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Annapolis Midshipmen
Princeton
Navy
Conflicting Reports on Admiral Kolchak Imprisonment
From Vladivostok and Irkutsk reports say Admiral Kolchak and Premier Pepe Layev are imprisoned in Irkutsk with unknown fate while General Semenoff urges allied action to free them. A Pravda excerpt in London notes Kolchak was paraded before his troops.
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Kolchak
Camps On Open Shop In British Columbia Logging
The British Columbia Logging Association announced that all logging camps in the province will operate on the open shop basis after Monday. The move affects 56 camps across British Columbia.
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Vancouver
British Columbia
British Columbia Logging Association
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