Romneyites and Ore Diggers collide in Butte showdown
Romneyites fresh from an even series with Brain Bunch prepare to face Adolph Hartwig and the Bosman crew from Montana State at the School of Mines gym in Butte. Hartwig led scoring in Friday and Saturday games as Mis soula’s Bobcats split 28 to 22 and 36 to 28. McAuliffe’s Ore Diggers boast a strong offense and plan to target the forward job while Fat Matlock anchors the center. The Miners aim to use Captain Hatheld and Glynn in a balanced attack as Romney’s regulars Hartwig, Cottam, Glynn, Winner, and Hatheld start. The 8 o’clock tip-off follows a preliminary contest.
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Ott Romney
Montana State College
Butte
School of Mines
Bosman
Basket Wooters
Adolph Hartwig
Missoula
Bob@t
Bruin
Grisslies
Bob- Cats
Romneyites
Hartwig
Charlie McAuliffe
Ore Diggers
Bobcats
Merce
State Normalites Collegians
Jobe
McAuliffe
Fat" Matlock
Butte High Star
Geberg
Abd Bigier
Butte Collegians
Romney
Hartw
Cottam
Glynn
Hatheld
Records Fall As McGary And Lackie Set Marks
Ethel McGary swam the 880-yard free style in 13 minutes and 7 seconds setting a world record and American mark while Ethel Lackie posted 60 yards in 23.6 seconds. Charles A Farrell, 59, longtime Boston player and scout, dies after stomach surgery. Probable lineups listed for Montana Mines versus State College.
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DE Leon Springs
Ethel McGary
Ethel Lackie
Duke
Fannen Pics
Asociated Press
Boston
Charles A. “Duke” Farrell
Sportlight reflections on sport greatness and records
Grantland Rice surveys endurance and nerve in sport, praising Finland’s athletes, rank for pitchers, and aging greats like Dempsey, Tilden, Hornsby, and Cobb. He muses on prime years, likelihood of defense of titles, and the relentless push of records in a harsh, endless athletic arena.
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Paavo
Finland
Ruth
Dempsey
Willard
Tilden
Hornsby
Ty Cobb
Rockne picks two best teams for all time lineup
Notre Dame coach Knute Rockne releases his all-time football selections, split between pre 1908 and post 1908 eras. He names Yale ends Hinkey and Shevlin, Michigan tackle Curtis, Princeton tackle Hillebrand, Yale guards Hare and Heffelfinger, Michigan center Schultz, Chicago’s Eckersall at quarterback, Michigan’s Heston, Columbia’s Motley, Notre Dame’s Salmon at fullback, Cornell’s Pfann, California’s Maeap Toll, Harvard’s Hardwick, Washington and Jefferson’s Henry, Weir of Nebraska, Pittsburg’s Grange, and others as standout players from the early days.
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Chicago
Fev
Fuinute Rockne
Rockne
Hinkey and Shevlin
Yale
Ham
Exes
Curtis
Michigan
Hillebrand
Princeton
Hare
Columbia
Salmon
Notre Dame
Heald
Pfann
Cornell
Maeap Toll Mueller
California
Hardwick
Harvard
Henry
Washington and
Jefferson
Weir
Nebraska
Pittsburg
Gipp
Notre Dam Grange
Tilinots
Monument to baseball plan dropped in 1950s era
The Associated Press reports that a $100000 monument to baseball by the American League was dropped. President Ron Johnson said it would be erected in Chicago or New York rather than Washington after club owners at St. Louis withdrew support amid opposition.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Ron Johnson
ChitcaKo
New York
Washington
St. Louis
East Potomac Park
D.C
Johnson
Ashton's Ai Don Derby Promises World Class Field
Many Butte residents head to Ashton Idaho this Sunday to witness the annual Ai Don Derby climax on Monday. The field includes top Northwest teams and famed drivers, with rivals like The Kid Olcott and Smoky Gaston eyeing the coveted cup for dominance in this storied dog sled race. The event unites North American and international teams, traveling by rail and snow through the Yellowstone region to contest a title that could crown the era’s greatest handlers and dogs.
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Union Pacific System
Phett Zarn
Aw “the Kid
Ashton
Idaho
George W
Morgan Motion
Piet
Butte
Northwest
Canada
Alaska
Olcott Ta
Gaston
Fermanen
Homsension
Kent
Derby
Union
Pacific
Yellowstone
Ralla
Schoo
Canda
Allen 15 King of Amateur Skaters in Placid
Franch Allen of Chicas won the amateur speed skating crown at Lake Placid, clinching the national and international titles. Charles Gorman of St John, N Y, led all 44 yards before finishing second. Gorman set a near-record time of 3 64.6 seconds. Joe Moore of New York placed third to help Maxwell trophy race, while O Neil Farrell of Chicago won the 440 yard event, equaling Gorman’s time. Allen had also won the international title at Saranac Lake earlier.
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Placid
N.Y
Franch Allen
America
Allen
Charles Gorman
Ot St. John
N. 1
Champio
Gorman
Saranac Lake
Joe Moore
New York City
O'Neil Farrell
Chicago
Southern Tournament at Livingston Seed 19 FEE 100
The fragment references a Southern Tournament at Livingston with a seed 19 and a fee of 100 dollars. It mentions lodging and use of acres for working full time outside of Mondays and holidays. The text shows disrupted lines about participants and elimination rounds.
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Evernse “Baitecimta
Women Hoopers Play Fast in Weekend League Games
The Bobolinks beat the Parrots 7 to 4 as Duff and Leslie led scorers while Lilly and Ada Givogre hindered Parrot shots. The Magpies upset the Roving 13 to 6 with Faulkner and MacDougall starring. The Orioles routed the Blue Birds 12 to 1 led by Walsh and Sultzer. Standings show Orioles atop, Magpies close, with final games set for Tuesday at 9:15.
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Bobolinks
Magpies
Parrots
Duff
Leslie
Uren
Freshman
Lilly
Ada Givogre
Bobolink
M. Jones Leslie
Ofi
Warne
Lily
Martin A. Givogre
Careess
Barhicoat ‘Gaara
Faulkner
MacDougall
L. Givorre
Lybold
Blomgren
Almberg
Buck
Martin Guard
Gaara
Orioles
Blue Birds
Robins
Cesdes Es Cceek
Iship
Paris Mistletoe Fades From Holiday Romance
A Paris reporter finds mistletoe no longer in fashion on New Year’s Day. Shoppers ignore stalls in Halles and boulevards, with only a few buyers among wary crowds and polite refusals from passersby and a compassionate florist.
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Paris
Excelsior
Illustrated Daily
Halles
Boulers
Place de Popera
Monsieur
Butte Gun Club traps show strong scores in daily meet
Dr Lee Smith led with 97 of 100 in trapshooting at the Butte Gun Club in Rocker. Pete O’Brien was second with 96. In rifle, Tom Newton won the Nichols challenge medal with 94 of 106, best on balls, while Roy Leighton also had 94. Anaconda pair Tisdale and Robinson dueled for the Confarr medal, Robinson winning after a shootoff. New members Carson Tripp and Wisenfluh show promise.
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Lee Smith
Butte
Rocker
Pete O'Brien
Tom Newton
Roy Leighton
Newton
Roy Tisdale
Angua McLean
J. J. Robinson
Anaconda
Tisdale
Robinson
Tiedale
Bill Marsh
D._ A McClure
Ralph Carson
Wayne Tripp
A. Wisenfluh
Ted Otis
Roy Burnett
J.hasley
W. Hasley
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Nickerson
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McDonald
Grantland Rice
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Pennsylvania
Syracuse
Walter Johnson
Amon Rusie
Rube Weddell
Ed Reulbach
Dazzy Vance
Rusie
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Waddell
Amos Tinsle
Connie Mack
Rube
Connie
Chief Bender
Bill Donovan
Smoky Joe Wood
Wood
Red Box
Nurmi
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Honus Wagner
W. Lardner
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A. Woodside
Antoniote
J. Carson
Fred Gus
Roy Bennett
Bing Tan
Pete O'Kirie
Fred “Huette
Angus McLeod
Pete
Maurice Humber
Gus Kar
Dr. Rods
Bob White
CH. Smith
Mr. Kramer
J.C. Patterson
Haslev
W. Masley
Ta Vaile
Fred Lewis
Dr. Greie
E. Tindal
G. Stivers
Ai Woodsid
George Anderson
Mr. Tindal
R. B. Tindale
A. J. Poore
Gus Kargstedt
Mr. Tindall
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