Murray 15 Star Of Game In Butte Opener
Central high of Butte opened its season with a 15 to 5 win over Granite high of Philipsburg at the Butte gym. Murray led Central with two field baskets in the first quarter and finished as star of the game with Whalen, Jovick, and others contributing. Granite’s Herring and Page showed best for the visitors. In a preliminary, Columbians defeated Caledonians 16 to 5 with Sullivan, O Rourke, and Moffat starring for the winners.
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Whitehall Routs Gallatin In Bozeman 14-6 Thriller
Whitehall defeated Gallatin 14 to 6 in Bozeman on January 3. The game stayed tight until the final minutes as Whitehall stretched a narrow lead, with Whitehall players Whitehall Rafferty and Bryan at forwards and Wolverton at center leading the effort.Bozeman players Taylor Horner Preston enter Doran and Bidon guard.
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Livingston to Face Butte Quintet Tonight in Montena High Home
Livingston High hosts Butte Quintet in a late season basketball clash at Jearnet Park. The Livingston squad, noted for experience, aims to gain a strong foothold in the southern league as tip off is set for 8 o'clock.
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Riflem en to Name Officers for Year
Fragmentary OCR notes suggest a local notice about Riflem en selecting officers for the year with scattered names and places. The text includes stray references to Minneapolis, North Dakota, and a basketball context, but specifics are unreadable. The readable fragment points to a meeting Sunday afternoon and official actions.
Butte Defeats Helena in 1924 Hoop Clash
Special Dispatch reports Butte, carrying 1924 championship winnowers, edged Helena 20 to (scoreline incomplete) in a varsity scholastic game of the year. Worden and Kelly starred with four field goals apiece as Butte led 7 to 0 after the first quarter and 11 to 1 at halftime, maintaining the lead through a hard fought contest.
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Corvallis Wins At Hamilton In Tight Basketball Finish
Corvallis defeated Hamilton in a tightly contested final 21 to 20 after trailing 20 to 19 with a minute left. Appleberry hit three quick baskets to seal the win as a large crowd watched, following Hamilton girls and boys teams' earlier losses to Corvallis.
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Best bowlers matched for contest tonight
Amun draws 420000 visitors from 29 countries to the fair at Prague Vakia. France products attract greatest interest.
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Notre Dame Coach Reports Injuries End California Talks
Notre Dame coach Knute Rockne announced that injuries to players will prevent a potential game with California in Pasadena. Quarterback Mary Stuhlrother with a broken ankle, Joe Bach with a fractured vertebra, and Bill Gerliney with two broken ribs are hospitalized, likely affecting the Irish title chase and postNew Year plans.
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Montana Film Board of Trade holds second annual meet
The Montana Film Board of Trade convenes its second annual convention with sessions from 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. at Silver Bow club. speakers include Harry Meyer and J. M. Linn with topics on arbitration uniform contracts, salesman duties, and cooperative industry practices. delegates from across the state attend along with Salt Lake officials. Lunch is arranged at noon.
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Two Chimney Fires Start in Blizzard
Two alarms, within 19 minutes of each other, kept Butte fire crews busy during the blizzard that hit the city last evening. One chimney fire damaged Mr. Mary O Neil at 6 Montana Street. the other struck W Dyson at 617 West Silver Street. No damage from either blaze.
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Washington day in politics and a charity event
A Senate committee reports a postal rate bill as President Coolidge reshuffles appointments. Walter D. van Riper is removed amid treasury and tax debates totaling around 100 million dollars. A charity whist and dancing party in a barn in England drew 365 attendees, reflecting broad social notes alongside political tensions.
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Kaplan Wins Featherweight Title In Ninth Round KO
The Associated Press reports Louis Kaplan of Meridan Conn won the world featherweight title at Madison Square Garden with a ninth round technical knockout of Danny Kramer of Philadelphia after Kramer's corner threw in the towel. Kaplan becomes champion per the New York athletic commission ruling, with Kramer suffering a broken nose and facial cuts.
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