Brown 15 Defeated on Muddy Gridiron at Rose Bowl
Pasadena Jan 1 Washington State college football team defeated Brown University 14 to 0 in the rain soaked Tournament of Roses game. Washington scored in the second and fourth periods as Brown held scoreless until late, with Durham and Dietz punching in touchdowns and Durham kicking two goals. Team averages listed, Brown outmatched on the muddy field, few fumbles, four 15 minute periods.
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Rentrop to Wrestle Turner in Public or Private Bout
Charles Rentrop, middleweight, will post 250 dollars with the Standard for a match with Joe Turner, holder of the Police Gazette middleweight title, in Butte. Turner demands Rentrop weigh no more than 16 pounds over his weight, with Rentrop now at 157 pounds. Rentrop cites his recent dominance over Londos as a credential for a title bout against a similarly weighted opponent.
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Lem Kegg Highlighted by Ohio Wins for O'Malley
Roger O'Malley known as Lem Kegs to Montana fans makes a regional splash in Ohio and eastern states under manager C. L. Nagey. His record includes 35 knockouts and 15 decisions with 5 draws, 12 no decisions, and 3 losses by decision.
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Boxing Draw As Lewis Fights Brennan In Buffalo
In Buffalo on January 1, English lightweight Ted Lewis and Willie Brennan boxed one fast round to a draw. Brennan pressed the pace throughout and at times looked ahead, while Lewis rallied in the final rounds to share honors.
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Anaconda Juniors Beat Butte Wanderers In Hockey Clash
Anaconda Juniors defeated the Butte Wanderers 2 to 9 in a lively opening of the new Holland rink. La Quiz shone with fast through passes, while Sennet fired hard shots and Harper repeatedly blocked the goals.
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Miller Wins Match Two Falls in Three
In Billings Walter Miller of St Paul world welterweight champion defeated Joe Turner of Washington DC holder of the Police Gazette 155 pound American belt. Miller won the first fall after 1 hour 29 minutes with an armlock. Turner won the second fall in 1 minute 15 seconds with a headlock. Miller clinched the final fall in 13 minutes with a head scissors and armstock as crowds cheered.
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Inaugural Lower California Jockey Club Meet Opens
In San Diego new year opening sees over 8.4 percent attendance at the Tia Juana track in Mexico. A light rain left the course soggy as six events yielded slow times. Notable sportsmen from Los Angeles, San Francisco, Juarez, New Orleans and eastern cities attended the debut meet, which runs for ten days.
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Stahl Would Buy Cleveland Americans
Chicago January 1 J Garland Jake Stahl former manager of the Boston and Washington clubs of the American League will purchase the Cleveland Americans if satisfactory financial terms can be arranged.
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Silver Bow Athletic Club Presents Evening Vaudeville
The Silver Bow Athletic Club will host an entertainment at its clubrooms on 100 Woo Street this evening. Vaudeville acts are planned and refreshments will be served as members discuss plans for the coming year.
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New Year Dinner Welcomes Silver Bow Athletes
About 60 members of the Silver Bow Athletic club and friends held a New Year’s banquet at 100 Walnut street in South Butte. Toasts by G. R. Walsh opened an evening of music by Emil Hebert, Stephen Desjardines and Earl Manchester. The club outlined aims, launched a new membership drive, and seeks to remodel the clubhouse to create a wholesome winter recreation space with access to Englewood playground.
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Harvey Wins In 12 Round Bout In Columbus
Johnny Harvey of New York defeated Willie Behrer in a 12 round light middleweight bout in Columbus Ohio. Behrer was beaten in every round. Weights were Harvey 134 and Behrer 155 pounds.
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Kilbane and Mitchell Fought Ten Rounds in Cincinnati
Johnny Kilbane of Cleveland battled Richie Mitchell of Milwaukee over ten fast rounds in Cincinnati on January 1. Public opinion favored Mitchell, with a lively crowd and an evenly matched contest between the two featherweight contenders.
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Mitchell Faces Wyre In Tight Bout As Newspaper Men Debate Decision
Reporters say Mitchell’s last four rounds severely punished the champion and might have earned him the decision. Wyre and Mitchell traded control in earlier rounds with Mitchell forcing the pace most of the time.
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Willard Fulton Bout Cancelled Over Money Dispute
Chicago Jan 1 The 10 round heavyweight headline clash between Jess Willard and Fred Fulton of Rochester Minn planned for Feb 22 was canceled. Thomas 8 Andrews Milwaukee had offered a $25 purse but the issue was shared purses Fulton demanded $7,500 matching his New Orleans offer while Willard refused the remaining $17,500.
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Griffmen tale stirs cafe speculation and Comiskey remark
Narratives recount a Chicago scene where Gandil returns to hit for a Nationals win after being removed with a dislocated knee. Comiskey and Ron Johnson discuss questions in a cafe while Altrock overhears insights, prompting Comiskey’s fury and a tense park chase. Dell returns home from surgery and anticipates a stronger season, while Worcester University reports 1683 fall athletes, down from prior years.
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Butte Merchants to Raise Funds for Northwestern League Bid
City officials and business leaders push to move Butte into the Northwestern league. A Wednesday canvass aims to raise 15000 with Chamber of Commerce backing. Moon will cover business districts Monday as canvass details are set, while larger companies may join if merchants support the effort.
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Leo Bens Goes East to Join Irslnger Stable
Leo Bens, a Butte middleweight, travels to New York to join Henry Irslnger’s stable. Irslnger seeks opponents for Bens, aiming for matches with top eastern middleweights and potential spotlight similar to Staney Ketchell. Local supporters believe proper handling could elevate Bens to major competition.
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Bresnahan Hints at Court Action Over Cubs Manager Role
Chicago reports Roger Bresnahan expects to stay on as Chicago National League manager and says mere salary payment will not stop him from suing if he is not the real working manager of the Cubs. He indicated possible legal action to determine control of team duties.
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Welsh Dominates Whitney in 10 Round No-Decision Bout
Freddie Welsh, lightweight champion, easily outpointed Frank Whitney in a 10 round no decision bout in Atlanta. Whitney took the fourth round, while Welsh appeared to coast for most of the contest, not fully extending himself.
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Quiet Berlin New Year Eve Sees Modest Crowd
Berlin reports a quiet New Year’s Eve with crowds in the main streets near normal for peace times but lacking boisterousness. Restaurants and popular resorts closed by 1 a.m. as usual.
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Philippine Islands Alcohol Output Near Ten Million Gallons
The Philippines produce nearly 10,000,000 gallons of alcohol annually as reported, reflecting substantial production across the archipelago. This figure underscores the scale of distillation and beverage manufacturing operations within the islands, with implications for industry and trade.
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