Anaconda Standard Billiards Record Shatters World Marks
Chicago Feb 26 Jake Schaefer former world balkline champion ran 400 from spot in 7 minutes to win the seventh match of the 48.2 balkline tournament. He set new world records for high run and for the match from a spot, surpassing Welker Cochran’s 384 and 400 in the one inning. Cochran also routed Kamakuchi Suzuki in earlier play.
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Englewood and Bobcat Teams Tie for Lead in Series
Englewood and Bobcats share first with 8 1 records after a high scoring night. Bobcats defeated Nationals by forfeit while Engelwood Juniors edged Nationals 34 to 23 as Schults led with 14 points and Bray and Bailey added key outputs.
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Porto Port Briefs Not Clean Headline From OCR
Port Breifs AP reports Uso Frigerio, 10,000 meter walking champion, plans to sail for Italy on March 7 as scheduled. Miami Beach polo grows into a major winter center with many high class players and tournaments. Under Carl G. Fisher county oversight, polo development expands since 1919-30 with two fields on mangrove swamp. Announcement notes Army plans for Sinus 1920 home and arrangements.
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Former Mines leaguers Feeley and Ricker eye spring tryouts
Chief Feeley and Lefty Ricker, two former Mines league players, were named for tryouts with major and coast league teams this spring. Feeley, a power right-hander, had pitched for Montana Power last season but left Butte due to altitude and nosebleeds, while Ricker, who pitched for the Clark club and later Shreveport, impressed in outfield work and hurling exhibitions.
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Baptists Defeat Trinity Quintet in Open League Game
In the Sunday School Basket Ball league the Baptists defeated Trinity 37 to 13. Salisbury and Jackson led the winners with strong scoring, Greiner started for Trinity, and other notable performers included Galisbury and Hunt. People’s national five edged De Molays 20 to 10, with Davis and Olson stars for the winners. Lutherans tamed Christians 25 to 6 with McGregor and Brusin in top form, and John’s Episcopal beat Mountain View 84 to 8 led by Keeley and Aronon with Lang contributing 10.
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New Cup Challenges from Austria and Mexico Reach USTA
New challenges for the 1936 Davis Cup were received from Austria and Mexico, boosting total entries to 15. The United States Lawn Tennis Association announced the additions today, with 11 from one side and four from the other.
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Cubs Start for Training Grounds
Chicago February 26 Seventeen players sport writers and guests including President William Veeck left for spring training at Catalina Island. The roster is complete except for two unsigned rookies on the coast. Opening workout planned for Monday morning. Mackmen Advance Philadelphia February 26 The Philadelphia Athletics rapid spring training at Fort Myers Florida has see manager Mack order one workout a day after morning and afternoon sessions reported today.
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Tigers Vanguard and Baseball Shakeup Ahead
Detroit ships out players for Augusta as Jimmy Dugan heads south to start the Tigers migration. In Chicago on the Athletics, Pepper Mack and Thunder Ira Thomas take on new captaincy and coaching roles signaling a louder, more active season under Connie Mack and his son Earl.
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Yankees Begin Training Camp With Rookies In Spring Drills
In New York on February 26, Yankee recruit Martin Autrey, who played for Pittsfield in the Eastern League last summer, left yesterday’s workout after a head hit to a bruised optic. Nick Cullop showcased strong batting, Art Nehl, Bill Ryan and Jack Scott joined the recruit pitchers in Sarasota. Frank Frisch ready to sign with McGraw present. In St Louis, Branch Rickey weighs pitcher choices as rookies train in Stockton with Sacramento visiting Sunday. Tarpon Springs Browns start their first workout, nine players already on site awaiting the St Louis party.
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Film Royalty and Others Entertain Two Butte Citizens
Charlie Mudro and Mickey Harrington return from a two month trip visiting coast cities. They aimed to see Pasadena and Notre Dame Stanford on New Year. They saw Missouri USC grid battle Tinjuan race meet San Diego golf won by Harry Jacobs. They watched California winter league baseball, toured bowling events, met Montanans and notable people in politics sports and theatre. Chaperoned by Jack Dempsey in Los Angeles and Hollywood. They met the champion’s bride Charley Chaplin Doug Fairbanks Cecil DeMille and others.
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Kansas wins meet by margin of yard in relay finish
The University of Kansas edged Missouri by less than a yard in the final one mile relay, securing its fourth victory over Missouri in 32 years of dual track competition at the meet in Kansas City last night. Kansas led by a small margin as nerves affected Missouri’s performance, with Kansas scoring the decisive points to win.
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Cinch City doubles title won in handball tourney at Y M C A
Fred Ackerman and Doc Doherty clinched the doubles championship at the Y M C A handball tourney by defeating McCarthy and Joslin. Emmett and Clevett won their match 31 11 and 21 8. Singles begin March 4 with entries due Mel Clevett by Monday night.
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Marquette Bowling Red Army in New Gas Allegations
The fragment mentions Russia and gas, with references to civilians and prisoners, but the text is fragmented and unclear about events, dates, or concrete actions. No verifiable names or locations beyond generic markers are present to anchor a full summary.
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Butte Bowlers Announce Four Teams For State Tourney
Butte bowlers named four of six city clubs to represent at the state tournament in Great Falls March 23 to 28 and planned a squad for the Northwest bowling congress in Aberdeen Washington April 6. Six top B
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Lynching Reported in Louisiana Slay Case
In Shreveport Louisiana February 26 a mob lynched Joe Airy a Black man accused of killing N A Yarbrough a state highway officer near Benton after he was wounded by a deputy sheriff.
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Delaney Knocks Out Flowers in Fourth Round at Madison Square Garden
Jack Delaney of Bridgeport Connecticut stopped Tiger Flowers of Atlanta in the fourth round with a right uppercut, repeating a previous knockout over Flowers in January. Delaney weighed 164 1/2 pounds to Flowers 166. The fight, scheduled for 12 rounds, ended in a tenth on the second bout. Genaro outpoints O'Dowd in Youngstown. Frankie Genaro American flyweight champion defeated Eddie O'Dowd in a 10-round bout.
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Gypsies and Googled Win Games at Hoops
Gypsies defeat Gumps 6 to 2 while Googles whitewash Mitzi 12 to 0 in girls packetball at the K C gym Scores show Gypsies McCarthy Shea and Crowley vs Gumps Murray Fahle McGuirk Ryon and O'Connor For the Googles Maillet Lynch Burne Mullins Mitchell Kane O'Connor and Lee plus Guar in the lineup Also noted University of Washington defeats Grinnell College 36 to 16 per the Associated Press.
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