Helffrich Guts Boo Meter Time In Capital Race
Indoor record 1 54 for 800 meters set by Allan B Helffrich of Penn State at Georgetown meet. Lloyd Hahn of Boston A A shattered Paavo Nurmi 1500m mark with 3 55 4 5. Nurmi defeated Verne Booth in 3000 yards while Hahn fell short of world record.
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Anaconda Standard
Boston
Nurmi Hahn
Finn
Benny
Associated Press
Washington
Georgetown University
Convention Hall
Allan B. Helffrich
Penn State
Enck
Paavo Nurmi
Lloyd Hahn
Boston A. A
Booth
New York Athletic Club wins senior metropolitan indoor titles
The New York Athletic Club edged Newark A C 29 to 24 to win the senior metropolitan A A U indoor track and field championships amid controvery over rule calls. Ugo Frigerio won the walk after Phillip Granville was disqualified, and Willie Ritola and Carl Christiernson were ruled ineligible for residence technicalities.
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Associated Seas
New York
New York Athletic Club
Newark
Phillip Granville
Canada
Willie Ritola
Carl Christiernson
Newark A. C
United States
Silha Cubs Lose to Normal College in Dillon
Special Dispatch to the Standard from Dillon reports the Silha Cubs of Anaconda losing 18 to 10 at the Normal College gymnasium. Warren and McCarroll led the Cubs, while Murray Pankey and Evans starred for the Teachers. Also in Helena Montana State College defeated Mount St. Charles 37 to 19, with Hartwig and Hatfield starring for the visitors.
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Standard
Dillon
Silha Cubs
Anaconda
Normal College
Warren
McCarroll
Cubs
Murray
Pankey
Evans
Morcats
Associated Press
Helena
Montana State College
Mount St. Charles
Hartwig
Hatfield
The
Butte High to Host 1926 Mining District Tourney
Butte high school will host the 1926 Mining District basketball tournament bringing 21 district schools together. A new rule requires future drawings to occur with the president secretary treasurer and one other person present. Louis Kilberer was re elected president and Edwin Thomas secretary treasurer. Art Rolfe named eligibility board chair.
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Hutte High School
District Basketball Association
Louis Kilberer
Butte High
Edwin Thomas
Helens
Art Rolfe
Anaconda
Claire Harrington
Central Alumni Board
Central Athletic Board
Central
Helena
Thomas
Deer Lodge
Mashin
Lima
Caldwell
Missoula
Steener
Dillon
Thurber
St. Charles
Turnbull
Philipsburg
Fieldsa
Boulder
J. Harris
C. Harrington
Classic 1920s Athlete Hierarchy Mixed Across Sports
An armchair ranking blends boxing, baseball, tennis, golf and track stars led by Dempsey Ruth Tilden and Nurmi. Mentions Berlenbach Delaney Hornsby Fournier Williams Patterson and Hoppe among others while noting Ruth’s goal to shed 30 pounds by April 1 and a hypothetical week sparring with Nurmi.
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Dempsey
Ruth
Tilden
Abe Mitchell
Mitchell
Berlenbach
Delaney
Hornsby
Fournier
Ken
Cy Williams
Patterson
Department of Power
Service Power
Nurmi
Hoppe
Cobb
Jay Gould
Hitchcock
Mi'burn
Helen Wills
Lenglen
Grange
Boxing and sports notes from Newark to Savannah briefings
Bob Fitzsimmons of Littlewells N J signs to meet Jochman Toledo on March 2 in Toledo. Young Bibbling of Macon Ga stops Ted Jamieson in six in Savannah. Pittsburg Pirates open camp at Paso Robles with Traynor Yde Carey and Bigbee. squad of 21 heads coastward. Bartfield retires after loss to Baker in Brooklyn. Lightweight bout series next week features 125 lb crown contenders starting at Madison Square Garden. Seventh annual national inter scholastic basketball tourney at University of Chicago April 1 2 3 4 with 40 teams from across the states Windsor Colo wins title Yankton SD runner-up.
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Benny Leonard
Madison Square Garden
University of Chicago
Windsor
Col
Yankton
Trap Tourney Won by Western Women
Western women trap shooters dominated the 1924 tourney as Far West entrants posted top averages. Gladys Reid of Portland led single-target scores by breaking 1565 of 1700 for .9323, with E McGoldrick of Spokane second at .8009. In handicap, Gus Knight of Highlands led at .864 from 1080 of 1250, with Hale of Wallace, Idaho second at .8368.
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Associated Press
New York
Far West
Tony
Gladys Reid
Portland
Ore
E. McGoldrick
Spokane
Wash
Gus Knight
Highlands
Cal
E. L. Hale
Wallace
Idaho
Washington Blaine matches pace in Butte league action
The Washington Firsts and Blaine in Class B remained undefeated after games at the Y gym on Saturday. St Patrick beat Garfield 10 to 2 after a 2 to 2 half, Webster Seconds tied Immaculate Conception 5 to 5 with O Leary winning in overtime. Washington Firsts beat Washington Seconds 23 to 4. Webster Firsts routed Whittier 37 to 1 with Osborne scoring 16. Emersons defeated Monroes 22 to 5. Longfellows opened Class B with a 9 to 6 win over Giants. Blaine surprised Shermans 19 to 5. Holy Saviors beat Harrison 18 to 3.
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Washington
Blaine
Websters
Washington Firsts
Williams
Cutting
Vincent
Jackson
Albright
Webster
Whittier
Willis
Osborne
Emersons
Monroes
Emerson
McGee and Gelling
Severson
Dawson
Longfellows
Giants
Mulholland
McCracken
Hurd
Krystoff
St. Joseph’s
Greeleys
Picard
Walsh
Garfield
St. Joseph
Greeley
Grant
Harrison
Three Big Bouts Arranged for Milk Fund Show
New York February 21 Promoters outline a summer milk fund program featuring Harry Wills vs Tommy Gibbons for the heavyweight title shot, Paul Berlenbach vs Jack Delaney, and Sam Mandell vs Sid Terris. Contracts not yet signed but tentative. If Dempsey fights again, he would meet the Gibbons-Wills winner.
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New York
Harry Wills
Tommy Gibbons
Paul Berlenbach
Jack Delaney
Sammy Mandeli
Sid Terris
Wills
Gibbons
Jack Dempsey
Dempsey
Pacific Coast
Wiil
Barlenbach
Delaney
Mandell and
Terris
Cardinals On Way To California For 1925 Training
St Louis manager Branch Rickey announced on the eve of departure for Stockton California that he plans a strong Eastward move later and will begin the season with a solid infield. The first team practices list Bottomley at first Hornsby at second Bell at shortstop and Finegan at third.
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ST. Louis
Branch Rickey
Cardinals
Stockton
Cal
Rickey
Bottomley
Hornsby
Bell
Finegan
Rookie Signs Up With Red Sox Center Fielder Recruit
Ernest Vache of Los Angeles, a former outfielder who batted .354 for Dallas in the Texas league last season, returned his signed contract for the 1925 baseball season to Boston Red Sox headquarters in Boston.
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Boston
Ernest Vache
Los Angels
Dallas
Boston Red Sox
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Wethered
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England
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Littlewells, N. J
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Savannah
Young Bibbling
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Milwaukee
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