Boxing Promoters Face State Rules In Suspense
Montana boxing scene stalled as promoters weigh six round bouts and tax issues while lawmakers argue legality. Talks of a 12 round McGoorty Dillon fight recur as clubs await votes and state action.
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Thoreng
Ment
Anott
Gide
Riiver Bow County
Acton Wit
Miong
Missoula
Rochester Kiletic Club
Fhervkoock
Butte
Montana
Butte Curling Club resumes play with semifinals and scores
The Bonspiel resumes on local rinks tonight with the bankers trophy semifinals Braley versus Charles and McMillan against Barker. Earlier McGregor defeated McMillan 13 to 10 in a standout match. results for the McMillan and McGregor teams and other cup contests are listed, including Ordway and consolation cup outcomes.
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Butte Curling Club
Braley
Charles
McMillan
Barker
McDougall
Mutch
McGregor
Munn
Ordway
Bower
Falconer
Wilson
A. McDougall
Perham
Goodale
Dr. Ate Millan
Simons
Gill
JA. McMillan
J. D. McGregor
Wkip
Pean
Unis
Muteh
Hower
D. “McMillan
Tonkin
Capron Tost
Tonkin Tost
Ship Purchase Bill Next Big Task in Congress
Washington Jan 3 The immigration bill passed by both houses is set for joint conference. The senate plans to take up the government ship purchase bill next, already reported by the commerce committee. Debates loom on Sea Lodge literacy test exemption and foreign-born restrictions while Teed’s African Amendment passes. President Wilson’s stance on literacy tests remains a talking point as preparedness issues resurface.
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Associated Free
Washington
Joint Conference Committee
Senate
Commerce Committee
Congress
Wilson
Fea
Sea Lodge
United States
Teed
Record of 1914 sports attendance tops all figures
A survey by sports writers estimates about 25 to 26 million spectators attended amateur and professional events in 1914, with baseball leading, football strong, and tennis and polo drawing notable crowds. The figures, drawn from club secretaries and official reports, include 130,000 at Davis Cup tennis and significant turnout for polo at Meadowbrook and for rowing.
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W York
Dan
United States
Park Daws
Newport
Fneliah
Meadowbrooknae
Pourhkeersie
New London
Hoxing
New York
Wisconsin
York State
Ttwos
Fifty two swim in the ocean at Coney Island season opener
Fifty two winter bathers, about half young women, swam in 42 degree water at Coney Island New York to open the season. Five hundred onlookers watched, some participants from Polar Bears Arctic Snow Birds Sea Gulls and other New York clubs. Miss Jeanette Blerman won a fifty yard race in chilly conditions as hot food and a beach fire drew crowds to resume street press.
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Mifty
Pers
Coney Island
New York
Jeanette Blerman
Ncbes
Polar Bears
Snow Birds
Brainy Old Lot of Superba Champions
Brooklyn January 3 If Wid But Donovan gets the Yankee manager job he joins a famed Superbas lineage. Ned Hanlon built a star-studded roster from the Orioles and Bridegrooms. many players became managers or leaders in majors. The piece traces Hanlon’s success and lists former Superbas who moved to management, including Jones, Jennings, Kelley, Dahlen, Donovan, Dunn, Daly, Sheckard, McGinnity, De Montreville, Cross, Keeler, and Amerson, among others, highlighting a rich history of Brooklyn talent moving into leadership roles.
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Brooklyn
Donovan
New York Yankees
Brooklyns
Ned Hanlon
Orioles
Hanlon
T. 8
Rice
Vanlon
Superbas
Hanson
Man Ager
Countie Donovan
McGraw
Tobinson
Fielder Jones
Chicago White Sox
Wiitess Wonders
Cubs
Jones
Northwestern Vague
St Louis Feds
Hughey Jennings
Hallimore
Oriole
Detroit Tigers
Jennings
Detroit
Hughey
Ayer
Sones
Joe Kelley
Cincinnati Reds
Han- Ton
Redland
Kelley
Tor
Cincinnati
Toronto
Jim McGuire
Duke Farrell
Bill
Tyro
Providence Grays
New York
Superba
Johny Dunn
Manger
Baltimore Internationals
Tohnny
Yankees
Dunn
Rom Daly
Providence
Jimmy Sheckard
Grasshopper Inter
Chicago Cubs
Johnny Evers
Sheckard
Cleveland Amerean Association
Joe McGinnity
Hanton
Newark Indians
Ross Ebbets
Joe
Tacoma
Gene. de Montreville
Orleana
Lave Cross
Southland
Picoult Anon
Neue Keeler
Wil Oor Te Lacey
Lomofa
Bill Danien
Teenamines
Simm Hushes
Jimmy McJames
Otak Amerson
Jon
Ora
Casey Keatat
Kennedy Leads Independent Team from Bellaire Ohio
The 1915 Sporting Record Book profiles Kennedy as a pitcher managing an independent team at Bellaire Ohio. It details boxing championship histories, ring title changes, and includes records in statistics, automobiles, harness and running horses. Published by T S Andrews at 68 Free Press Building Milwaukee Wis.
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Kennedy
Bellaire
Ohio
Dan McGann
Frank Kitson
Allegan
Mich
TS. Andrews Worms
Ing Company
Ailwaukee
Wis
Burman Shatters Records in Defeating Oldfield
Rob Burman won an in sanctioned race in Bakersfield California defeating Oldfield and broke American Automobile Association records for the 1 mile 2 mile and 5 mile distances on a mile circular dirt track He lowered the five mile mark from 60 to 4 00 flat his 60 miles were run in 4 8 axis against 4 21 set by Crisbrow at San Jose and his 25 miles in 20 23 4 5 seconds compared with the previous best 22 3 valid race time details not fully clear due to fragmented source text
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London
Harry Kelley
Fulham
England
Kelley
America
James Renforth
Newcastle-on-Tyns England
St. John's
Renforth
Kelley's Arms
Thames
Putney
Mortlake
Tyne
Newcastle-on-Tyne
J. Messenger
RK. Chambers
Newcastle
Chambers
J. Hammill
Pittsburg
Kelle
J.renforth
New~castle
Henley
Bakersfield
Cal
Rob Burman
Barney
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Box Art Alien
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Jack Dillon
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Hudson
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Tom
Harvey Wiley
Pure Food Fame
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Tonkin Clothing Co
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Browne & Flanigan Company
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