Opening Mining District tournament fuels upset filled day
The Anaconda Standard reports exciting games opening the Mining District basketball tourney at the School of Mines gym. Dillon defeats Anaconda 20 to 15, Central tops Granite 16 to 8, and Lima rallies to edge Powell 3 to 2 at halftime as Beaverhead, Helena, and Deer Lodge also produce notable results amid crowded stands and early favorites facing stiff tests.
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Daily High School Basketball Schedule and Rosters
Morning games start at 9 15 Missoula faces Philipsburg Lima plays Anaconda Butte meets Helena Afternoon games at 2 Deer Lodge battles Dillon Boulder vs Central Loser 8 vs winner 7 Evening 7 45 sees Loser 6 vs Loser 9 Loser 10 vs Winner 6 Winner 8 vs Winner 9 Saturday afternoon winners meet for spots and finals Pte Oliver Dillon Scheene Helena Merrell Lima Whalen Central Dougherty Anaconda
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Philipsburg
Lima
Anaconda
Butte
Helena
Deer Lodge
Dillon
Boulder
Central
Helena Displays Five Year Cup For M-ring Tour Winners
Coach Thomas of Helena showcased a five year cup awarded to the winner of the most M ring zone tour naments. It was bought by an unknown man and will be given in 1928. The cup debuted last year and Helena holds the first claim.
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Helena
Central High Triumph Signals In First Quarter Lead
Central High dominates early to build a 11 2 halftime edge over Granite High. Whelan and Carmichael pace Central with multiple scores as Granite fights back in bursts in the second half.
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Whelan
Nugent
G. Carmichael
Granite
Philipsburg
Maroon
Page
Herring
Jovick
Keppler
Graniteers
Faust
Dennehy
Central High
Ipeace
Schillings
Moore
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Reardon
J. Carmichael
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Pare
Lade
Badgley
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Tight finish as Lima boys edge Deer Lodge in frantic meet
Lima small athletes sprinted to a 1-0 first quarter lead and stayed ahead at half against Deer Lodge. Morrell split four free throws and hit a first-field basket from outside. Powell and Gill made late plays before the gun as Powell clung to a 7-5 edge.
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Powellites
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St. Charles
Little Jefferson County
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Johnson
Garden City
Boulder
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Powell
Gill
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Speakers Draw for Saturday Extemp Speaking Contest
Drawings for subjects for participants in the Min district extemp speaking contest will be held promptly at 8 o'clock Saturday morning at Central high school for boys corner of Mercury and Idaho. Speaking begins at 10 30. Judges are Judge J W Dwyer Prof Walter T Scott and Dr J S Shields. The winner will go to Bozeman for the state contest on March 7.
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Western Montana district tournament scores wrap up play
In Missoula on February 19 Ronan defeated Corvallis 21 to 17 and Hamilton beat Darby 17 to 12 while Loyola topped Stevensville 23 to 16 and St. Regis beat Alberton 18 to 10 Evening results show Ronan 24 Thompson Falls 12 and Victor 19 Loyola 17. In Lewistown district action Hobson 9 over Stanford 6 Moore 13 over Fergus 10 Grass Range 15 over Geraldine 11 Roundup 18 over Harlowton 5 Judith Gap 19 over Buffalo 12 Moccasin 12 over Denton 14 Geraldine 11 over Fergus 7 Fergus suffers two defeats ending its run in the tournament.
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Southern district tournament scores listed
Livingston Montana February 19 first nights play results from the southern district tournament show Gallatin 47 over Broadwater 4 Twin Bridges 26 over Sheridan 9 Three Forks 16 over Belgrade 7 and Park County 8 over Clyde Park 3.
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Broadwater
Twin Bridges
Sheridan
Three Forks
Belgrade
Park County
Clyde Park
Hughes May Enter Lucrative Post After Retirement
The Associated Press reports Charles Evans Hughes may take a high paying post after retiring March 4. He is urged as head of the International Council of Religious Education with an annual salary of $50,000. J L Kraft, council treasurer, discussed funding at a meeting in Chicago. Lomas of Tibet is mentioned in a fragmentary line about devils.
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Associated Presse
Chicago
Charles Evans Hughes
International Council of Religious Education
J.L. Kraft
Council
Pair Accused Of Robbing Woman In Butte Snowy Heist
Two men Raymond Scott and Charles Murray were arrested for the attack on Mrs. Ettore Scataglina at 116 West Galena Street. They allegedly smothered her under bedclothes and stole a $1,500 diamond ring plus other jewelry and cash. Fred Cole confessed and implicated the pair. Police recovered cash and a pawnbroker’s envelope with a jeweler’s diagram. Ted Harris is held in relation to the case.
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Charles Murray
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Butte
Salt Lake
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Dillon
Ogden
Utah
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Elk Minstrels Quore Great Hit At Butte Show
The Elk Minstrels of Butte No 240 wowed a packed house with a polished opening chorus and lively blackface acts. Frank L Riley led as interlocutor while Austin, Bigelow and the Francis four delivered solos and anti other acts drew encores. Mildly dated routines featured Miss Janette Rich and Harold Estlich in duets with a sax solo. Grange ill with mumps reported improved in Michigan.
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Sonte Austin
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Ray Lahiff
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John
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Harry C. Rice
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F J. Witmer
Francis Four
Bobcats Rout Dillon Normal In 50 11 Victory
State college Bobcats dominate Dillon Normal 50 to 11 led by Hartwig 12 and Winters 15. Pankey 7 and Murray 3 pace the Teachers scoring, as Romney emptying the bench late. Normalites struggle to find rhythm after a 27 to 4 halftime gap.
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Murray
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Kaplan's Hands Badly Banged Up
Kid Kaplan world featherweight champion bruised hands in a recent Los Angeles bout with Bud Ridley of Seattle. He will be out of action for three weeks, postponing the March 11 Oakland bout against Johnny Farr, per manager Scotty Monteith.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Kid Kaplan
Bud Ridley
Seattle
Johnny Farr
Oakland
Scotty Monteith
Kaplan
Borg Clips Second From Aquatic Mark
Arne Borg of Sweden set a new half mile freestyle world record in Miami on February 19, clocking 880 yards in 10 minutes 8 4-5 seconds. The mark beat his prior record of 10 minutes 38 3-5 seconds set at Stanford on May 9, 1924.
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Associated Press
Miami
Fla
Arne Borg
Sweden
Stanford
Cal
Dr James Heads St Johns Club in Re election Bold Start
At a meeting of St John's Episcopal basketball club Dr H H James was re elected president. Dick Boyer and veterans return with new stars as the team aims to win the season banner.
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St. John’s Episcopal
Delaney to Meet Atlanta Boy in 15 Round Rematch
Jack Delaney of Bridgeport and Tiger Flowers of Atlanta were matched for a 15 round rematch at Madison Square Garden on February 26 following Delaney’s knockout victory in their prior meeting. Also Washington State beat Montana 33 to 17 in a Pacific Coast Conference game as Kelso and Illman stood out.
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Associated Press
New York
Jack Delaney
Bridgeport
GHEKALUK LEAVES FOR INDIAN CAMP
Steve Chekaluk former Mines league pitcher leaves Butte for Seattle to join batterymen at Santa Maria Coast league training camp. Oscar Bowers also to report. Gilpin and others to attend Monday. Mines leaguers eye Coast league spring ball. Rodda signed by Oakland. Tait contract with Los Angeles.
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Butte
Seattle
Santa Maria
Cal
Oscar Bowers
Clark
Wade Killifer
Indians
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Stockett
Bill Rodda
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Oakland
Doug Tait
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Englewoods and Bobcats win in basketball tourney
In the Hawthorne school gymnasium Englewood Juniors outscored the Vandals 24 to 11 in the second round of the basketball tournament. Schultzith seven field goals led Englewood while Graham and George anchored defense. In the nightcap the Bobcats edged the Nationals 18 to 13 with Blewett and Bray starring for the victors and Haney Bailey carrying the load for the losers.
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Patt Mossman Sets Three National Horseshoe Records
Patt Mossman of Elder Iowa established three national marks in the horseshoe pitching tournament at Lake Worth Florida on February 19 He rang up 18 ringers and 7 doubles for 20 shoes spun 10 consecutive double ringers beating Roy Thompson of Constance Minnesota and pitched the shortest game ever in tournament play
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Associated Press
Lake Worth
Fla
Patt Mossman
Elder
Iowa
Roy Thompson
Constance
Minn
Idaho Defeats Montana in Easy 41-16 Home Win
Idaho and Montana met in Moscow as the Idaho Vandals topped the Grizzlies 41 to 16. Idaho jumped to an early lead in the first period and maintained it, sealing a comfortable victory after losing earlier to Montana this season.
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Montana
Associated Press
Moscow
University of Idaho
University of Montana
Bruins
Reinforce Glands to Keep Young Says Scientist
Arnold Lorand of Austria argues in Old Age Deferred that reinforcing gland function is needed as age or disease alters them. He endorses Glandogen, a new tonic made from extracts of healthy young animals, as a tablet remedy.
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Arnold Lorand
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