Mining district final four drama as Central Helena race zone titles
Central and Helena advanced to face off for first and second behind a crowded field in the Mining district tournament. Butte, Dillon, Missoula and Anaconda also won to keep hopes alive for state finals at Bozeman March 4 to 7. Anaconda crushed Lima 30 to 6 and Dillon upset Deer Lodge before falling to Helena in a late-night thriller.
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Championship contenders and schedule blur in fragment
Evening games begin at 8 O clock with several matchups. The text lists teams such as Charles Lima Philipsburg and others, hints at a championship context, and includes incomplete scores and placements like 17 15 and 16 toms Central couhea Hel f elena.
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Evening Games Highlight Saints Edge Deer Lodge in Narrow Victory
In Missoula tournament play Saint Charles Saintes narrowly outscored Deer Lodge 14 to 10 after a see-saw first half. Powell led with a late 6 5 margin while Good added late free throws. Missoula topped Boulder 50-50 with Hugos and Eigeman contributing key baskets.
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Afternoon Games Showcase Polished Team Play
In an afternoon clash two strong squads displayed slick passing and sharp shooting. Elderkin and Worden sparked Butte early, Reardon and Sigler answered for Anaconda, with Kelly’s free throws nudging Butte ahead at the first buzzer. The fast scoring ebb and flow continued into the final period, then a scoreless finish capped a high tempo tourney game.
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Missoula Tops Philipsburg In Close County Basketball Clash
Missoula 19 Philipsburg 16 as Philipsburg led until the final period. Dvorak led Missoula with nine points while Herring starred for Philipsburg. Jones tied the game late with three center shots, and Missoula pulled away to a narrow victory.
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Helena Narrowly Beats Butte In Fast Morning Game
Helena led early and held a slim edge over Butte throughout a high tempo morning clash. Scheene and Worden fueled Helena with key scores while Butte fought back through Kelly Elderkin and Worden adding long shots to keep within two at final whistle.
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District basketball results flood Montana zones
Associated Press wire reports from February 20 summarize district tournament scores across Montana. North Central results feature Belt over Conrad 14 10 and Harlem over Centerville 23 12, with Havre beating Libby 20 10. Southern district play shows Sheridan 12 Clyde Park 6 and Whitehall 40 Manhattan 16, among other afternoon and morning games. Billings area results include Belfry 16 Park City 14 and Laurel 10 Bear Creek 13, while Miles City lists Torey 24 17 and Hysham 22 15. Western district action notes Thomvals over Victor to set host for title game. roundups include Victor 16 Regis 15 and Hamilton 24 Devine 18.
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Frisch Seeks Big Pay To Remain With Giants
New York February 20 Frank Frisch captain and second baseman of the National league Giants is a noted holdout. Report says he earned about 17000 annually and wants 25000. He cites Giants failed swap for Rogers Hornsby as leverage. Team members head to Sarasota camp while Yankees depart for St Petersburg today.
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Gibbons and Wills to Meet in Summer Fight Scheduled
By the Associated Press in New York on February 20 Tommy Gibbons and Harry Wills agreed to meet next summer in the anticipated heavyweight title bout at the Milk Fund charity events.
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Wrestling Match Recap with Draak and Demetra Victory
Fragmentary text notes a wrestling event with Tom Draak and Wil Demetra winning their bouts. Opponent identified as Zbysske appears in a partial line. Overall details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
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Simonich to battle in San Francisco after injury layoff
Butte welter Joe Simonich leaves tonight for San Francisco to meet Lefty Cooper in a 10 round bout next Friday. He has recovered from a broken collar bone and aims for a long coast campaign with another Frisco fight scheduled a week later. Cooper recenty defeated Morrie Schlaifie r. Gonzaga University beat Montana 44 to 35 in Spokane.
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Oregon Aggies Edge Ducks At Eugene In Tight Hoops Tilt
Oregon Aggies defeated the University of Oregon 34 to 30 in a basketball game at Eugene Oregon. The contest featured defense and key plays down the stretch as both teams traded leads.
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Hoop youngsters mix at Y M C A today in league openers
The Butte Boys Basket Ball league opens at the Y M C A gym with Garfield facing St Patrick s. Immaculate Conception meets Webster Seconds at 1 16 p m and Washington school teams mix at 1 40 p m. Sequence continues with Whittier versus Webster Firsts, Monroe versus Emersons, Grant versus Longfellow, Greeley versus St Joseph s, Franklin versus Hawthorne, Blaine versus Shermans, and Harrison versus Holy Savior in the day s final game at 4 20 p m. The program was postponed from Feb 28 and moved to today.
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Miss Collett Beats Miss Cummings For Florida Title
Palm Beach Feb 20 Miss Gien na Collett of Providence R I eastern woman's golf champion defeated Miss Edith Cummings of Chicago western titleholder in the Florida women s championship final. The match ended on the fourteenth green with Collett six up and four to play earning permanent possession of the gold challenge cup. Collett has won the Florida title three of the last five.
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Sisler bets on .340 batting mark for 1925 season
Chicago February 20 George Sisler manager of the St Louis Browns bets he will hit above .340 for the 1925 season and promises a banquet if he wins He tells American League President Johnson his eyesight is as good as ever and resents any doubt about Browns contending for the pennant
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Is the born champion or trained maker in Sportlight
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