Leonard Defends Crown Against Pinkney Mitchell in Nineteen Twenty Six
Renny Leonard world lightweight champion fights Pinkney Mitchell in Milwaukee in a ten round bout with no decision if even at finish under Wisconsin law. Expected attendance caps the arena near capacity with gate receipts around 41000. Leonard guarantees 15000 with potential extra, Mitchell set for about 11000, aiming to avenge two prior knockout losses to Pinky’s elder brother Ritch Mitchell.
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Associated Press
Milwaukee
Wis
Renny Leonard
Pinkey Mitchell
Sonia
Leonard
Mitchell
Pinky
Ritch Mitchell
West
Conference Football, College Letters and Prospects
A dated column argues smaller colleges snub Harvard invites while Penn State and North Carolina decline for next year. It notes Tris Speaker可能 to replace Gardner for the Indians, Dave Bancroft’s strong pitching for the Browns, and critiques on college stars chasing money over loyalty, urging fair play and lasting love of the game.
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Harvard
Big Three
Penn State
North Carolina
St. Louis Browns
Dave Bancroft
Columbus
Tincup
Louisville
Buck
Profes Wing Colt
Charles Brickley
Centre and A and M Ready for Battle
Dallas January 1 Texas A and M and Centre College of Kentucky prepared for their gridiron clash with both coaches claiming peak condition. Danauible of A and M outlined a tough defense plan and early Dallas gym work while C B Moran Centre urged a fresh return from travel and stressed confidence, noting Kentuckians face a difficult test.
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Dallas
Texas
Texas A
Centre College of Kentucky
Danauible
Dallas University Athletic
C.B. Moran
Praying Colonels
Kentucky
Pacific Coast
Unbeaten A and M set for tough defensive test
A and M coach predicts a hard game against visitors who will seek defense, but the team emphasizes its own offensive style. The coach notes the opponent will adapt to conditions, while A and M aims toMaintain its unbeaten record and value the A and M spirit.
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M. Spirit
Bible
Women bowlers begin second race at YMCA tourney
Women bowlers start the second half of the YMCA tournament on association alleys. Teams listed include Monarchs, Originals, Weeds, Butte, Independents, and Class B Teague with captains and roster notes.
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Lamsa Went
Wilhite
J. McDonald
McDonald
Meceever
Laten
Tash
Grunert
Linland
Suchet
Reid
Scott
James
McGilivery
Patterson
Dutt
Butte
Olsen
Clegitt
Bretterton
Huntte
Kohn
Kerubs
Roberts
Blewett
Hauswirth
Grey
Shoemaker
Evans
McLennan
Grayon
Parker
Grimt
Teague
Cundy
Quigly
Hinkely
Rossillt
Davidson
Hill
Golubin
Des Roches
Grimes
Gleason
Langsted
Brumerill
Youn
Rohan
Hanson
Babe Ruth entertains 1100 children at New Year event
Babe Ruth visited St. Marys training school in Chicago today addressing about 1,100 pupils. The former baseball star shared stories from his diamond days in a New Years entertainment arranged for the children by the Knights of Columbus.
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the Associates Press
Chicago
Babe Ruth
St. Mary's
Knights” of Columbus
East Against West In Annual Pasadena Contest
The sun vanished and light rain dampened Tow Hament Park as Washington and Jefferson College of Washington Pa and the University of California Berkeley met in the annual East versus West clash in Pasadena. The game kicks off at 2 13 tomorrow with both squads in prime condition despite a fast but damp field and no practice due to turf conditions. Field officials expected only a heavy downpour to alter the fast field.
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Associated Press
Pasadena
Cal
Tow Hament Park
Tomorow
Washington and Jefferson College of Washington
University of Californi Berkeley
California Bears
Helena hockey team loses to Beaty Sporting Goods 6 to 3
Helena faces a 6 to 3 defeat as Beaty Sporting Goods tops the Helena squad at Lake Avoca. Peters shines in the first half for Helena, while Cooke and Mackay score for Helena in the later minutes. For Butte, K. Gary nets three and Peters adds one. Next Sunday the teams meet again in Helena. In preliminary play Lake Avoca Juniors rout Woolman Street Juniors 13 to 0 with Jack Davis scoring five.
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Butte
Lake Avoca
Beaty Sporting Goods
Helena
Peters
Cooke
Mackay
Anaconda
Hill
Helena Y. M.C. A
K. Gary
Palling
City Bowling League to Resume Play Wednesday
The City Bowling League at Marquette alleys restarts Wednesday night for the second half of the season. The schedule spans 14 weeks ending April 8, with teams facing each other in two three-game sets across a dense list of matchups and dates.
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City Bowling League
Ity
Marquette
Chequamegon
Con- Montana Power
Mudros
Truzzolino
Baltimores
Campanas
Montana Power
Con
Trax
Baltimoran
Connells
Trazzolino
Mud—Campanas
Con Madros
Truzzoline
Truszotino
Montana
Connelle A
Chi ‘Quamegon
Marquet
Connell
Montana’ Power
Chauameson
Baltimore
Camnna
Pastareh
Trussolino
Chequam
Manella
Montana extension conference opens at Bozeman College
The annual Montana extension service conference begins Tuesday at Montana State College in Bozeman. About 50 to 60 county agricultural and home demonstration agents, extension specialists, and state staff will attend to review work, share ideas, and plan future programs lasting through January 7. Directors Cooley and Linfield will open with addresses, followed by sessions led by state leaders and specialists on county programs, insect control, and farm management.
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Cooley
Montana
Bozeman
Agricultural Hall
Montana State College
Montana Extension Service
San
Atkinson
State College
Linfield
Montana Experiment Station
M. L. Wilson
Anna Turley
Teader
Charles
F.L Cooley
Clyde “McKee
Mary A. Graber
E. H. Lott
Thefternoon
A. J. Ogaard
Ruth Patehin
J. C. Taylor
Mise Blanche Lee
Home Management Department
C. C
Davis
G. Haney
Chicago
Federal Reserve Bank
E. L. Currier
Extension Workers of Montana
Unlawful Strike Declared After 10 Percent Wage Cut
The state industrial commission ruled the walkout by packing house workers unlawful and justified a 10 percent wage reduction affecting about 650 employers. The decision states the strike occurred while the investigation was ongoing, and notes the cut will take effect in a few days. The report also covers other brief items from various cities.
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Associated Press
Denver
Jan
Packing House
State Industrial Commission
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Kiwanis Club
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Frances Fowlie
Harlowton
Harry Klock
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Meagher County
George Cameron
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America
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Date Phillips
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Chi L. ‘Tyman
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