Quints Meet Tonight In Montana Scholastic Basketball Race
Butte and Whitehall high schools clash tonight as the Purple squad aims to extend its lead in the Montana scholastic basketball race. Dahlberg’s team and Jefferson are noted contenders with key players Aho Jerkoff Worden Lewis Conchin in shape, while Olson Kilroy are held in reserve. Central vs St Peter’s of Anaconda opens tomorrow at Butte High gym following Friday’s game.
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Whitehall
Montana
Montana State College
Bozeman
Dahlberg
Jefferson Quint
Aho
Jerkoff
Worden
Lewis
Conchin
Olson
Kilroy
Gene Harvey
the Mines
Central
Bt. Peter's High
Anaconda
Butte High
Deer Lodge
Flooding New East Side Ice Rink Underway
Flooding of an ice rink at the Grant School began yesterday to serve the city and finish a winter program. The East Side rink, secured after a school board conference, answers the demand of boys and girls for a winter amusement space in Flutte.
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Grant School
Flutte
Dempsey Parade Draws Charleston Crowd After New York Arrival
World heavyweight champion Jack Dempsey arrived by Clyde Line steamer with his secretary Teddy Hayes and led a growing throng through Broad Street. He spoke at the Kiwanis club and visited city hall, saluting Mrs. Billy Miske with condolences and hinting at a Florida stay of two months.
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New York
Florida
Teddy Hayes
Broad Wheel
Jack
Kiwanis Club
Mayor @y
City Hall
Council Chamber
Billy Miske
Lynch-Challenger Bout Looms for Dundee Feather Title
Omaha January 3 The featherweight world champion Dundee is set to fight Joe Lynch, light champion, after promoter Mead wired Dundee’s manager in New York offering 25000 dollars for his share of the purse to be decided on a percentage basis.
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Associated Press
Omaha
Onary Dundee
Joe Lynch
Peise
Mead
Mead Tonight
Dundee
Mam
New York
Jech
Ice Race Training Under Way At Holland Rink
Daily practice continues for Rita Olson and Das Grahaim as they prepare for next Sunday’s ice race. Olson won the mile and quarter mile in a recent meet while racers battled in a thrilling half mile. Manager Byrne announced additional features for Monday at the rink.
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Olson
Das Grahaim
Wpeed Skatin Premacy
The
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Nest’ Tl
Butte Lee
Aham
Anager Byrne
Billy Miske Funeral Planned in St Paul
Miske Funehal obituary notes funeral service scheduled for tomorrow in St Paul for Billy Miske a noted heavyweight who died New Year’s Day. Active pallbearers and honorary mourners include friends from the boxing world such as Tommy Gibbons of St Paul and others who knew him in private life.
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Miske Funehal
Paul Minn
Billy Miske
St Paul
Tommy Gibbons
St. Paul
Guards Popular in Modern Football Play Across Colleges
Herbert Reed notes increased emphasis on plays built from direct pass and guards, with Harvard and Notre Dame adopting sweeping tactics influenced by Warner and Rockne. The piece traces guard roles, line changes, and the shift toward range and brains over pure power in modern formations.
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Pop Warner
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Pittsburg
Jooses
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South Bend
Ward
Knute Rockne
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Yale
Bila
Columbia
Haughton
Chadwick
Dempsey faces tax bite amid boxing money troubles
New York notices heavy weight champion Jack Dempsey may owe large income taxes after high earnings. Investments in coal, real estate and other ventures strain his finances as talks of another Madison Square Garden bout surface. Gene Tunney seeks a future clash, while promoters balk at rising purses and expected match fees.
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Jark
Jack Dempsey
Colorado
California
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Woigh
Dempsey
Madison Square Garden
Garden
Bud Brennan
Gene Tunney
Harry Greb
Tunney
Merry Greb
Johnny Wils
Frank Flourney
Forward pass evolution and defensive patterns noted
The article observes how cure for stopping the pass lies in brains and confidence on offense while defenses study patterns on every down. It highlights the growth of the forward pass via wrapped backs and hidden backs, citing Notre Dame and Bucknell as successful passers, and notes conditions affect effectiveness in Harvard Stadium.
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Bucknell
Harvard
Amateurs face ban for newspaper earnings in tennis plan
New York Jan 3 A proposal by the United States Lawn Tennis Association amateur rule committee would bar any player who profits from writing for newspapers or magazines from amateur competitions. The plan, approved by the association’s executive committee, targets journalists tied to tennis stars including William T Tilden II Vincent Richards and Frank Anderson, who are cited as examples.
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New York
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United States Lawn Fone Assoolution
G. T. Ade
Starer
William T. Tilden
Eecadelphia
Vincent Michards
Onkersa Nlar
Tilden
Fr. i Anderson
Brooklyn
Carl Mays Joins Cincinnati Reds
The Cincinnati Nationals secured pitcher Carl Mays from the New York Yankees after Commissioner Landis denied the claim of the National League club. The move was announced in Chicago as a notable baseball development.
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Chicago
Cincinnati Nationals
Carl Mays
Farly
New York Yankees
Landis
Kiaselp
Firpo to Fight Farmer Laggering, Picked Easy Opponent
Chicago reports Luis Angel Firpo selected Farmer Laggering as his next opponent for February 10 in Buenos Aires. Critics note the Minnesota farmer weighs over a pound more than typical and has not appeared in reserve as a fighter. Pullen knocked Laggering out in under two minutes in his last bout.
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Chicago
Luis Angel Firpo
Buenos Aires
Minnesota
Jin
Rs Pullen
Italian champ Spalla trains for Firpo in Marseille
Italian European pre talent champion Erminio Spalla trains in Marseille awaiting a firm date for the Firpo bout in Buenos Aires. A Buenos Aires dispatch said the Firpo Spalla fight would be staged on February 5 at the city stadium, per Giuseppe Spalla.
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Milan
Italy
Erminio Spalla
Marseilles
Vepes
Lule
Angel Firpo
Buenos Aires
Syeila
Giuseppe
Spalla Plans Maple Bout Tour With Tunney and Carpentier
After facing Firpe Erminio Spalla will move to New York to negotiate with Gene Tunney and Tom Gignong for heavyweight clashes. He aims to meet Georges Carpentier in June and box Vanderveer again in a home bout. Spalla expects to sail for Buenos Aires around January 16.
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Firpe Erminio
New York
Miss Wills Poised to Challenge Suzanne Lenglen in Paris
San Francisco dated January 3 reports Helen Wills aims to rise to her peak and faces Suzanne Lenglen in the Olympic series in Paris. Wills, national champion and new chief adviser, expected to lead the U.S. women's tennis team to France.
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Preae
San Francisco
Helen Wilis
Suzanne Lenglen
Parise
William
National
Chamson
Mies Wills
United States
France
Material increase in Canadian farm and fishery output
Canada’s farm and fishery products rose in 1923 with total industry value estimated unofficially at 2.42 billion dollars, up 252 million from 1922. Canada leads in world wheat supply with large export surpluses, and British Columbia’s salmon pack is projected at 1.25 million cases, up about 490 thousand from 1922—the largest since 1919.
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Ottawa
Ontario
Canada
Dominion
International Institute of Agriculture
Rome
Dominion Bureau of Statistics
British Columbia
Department of Fisheries
Antelopes Surround Trapper in Washoe County
Federal trapper O Woods reports being surrounded by a herd of 418 antelopes while skinning a coyote near Reno Nevada. Census estimates in the area put antelope numbers at 1 600 and suggest the northern Washoe county herd may be the largest in the United States. A note on other items mentions a tractor attachment for ditch digging and the Bible Society issuing Bibles in 12 languages over the past year.
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Nev
O. ©. Woods
Washoe County
Nevada
United States
Harlan Named Commandant of Montana Soldiers Home
Harlan recently appointed commandant of the Montana Soldiers' Home at Columbia Falls left Bitter Root for his new duties. He is a board member and former head of the Grand Army of the Republic in Montana. The Har lans have lived in Montana 57 years, 65 in the Bitter Root valley.
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W. B. Harlan
Montana Soldiers’ Home
Columbia Falls
Harlan
Simon Hauswirth
Butte
Charles & Warren
Rand Army of the Republic
Montana
Great Falls
Bitter Root Valley
Public Debt Cut 400 Million in 1923
The treasury reported a net reduction of about 400 million dollars in the public debt for 1923. Outstanding obligations stood at 21.589 billion when books closed Monday night. Officials called the debt manageable and credited war era refunding with stabilizing maturities, noting continued economy is essential to retirement progress.
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Associated Proag
Washington
Treasury
Donnelley Jr. Bound Over In California Robbery Case
Joseph P. Donnelley Jr., son of Havre Mont. attorney, arrested in Akland Cal for robbing more than 100 apartments. He was bound over to juvenile court as a telegram from his father asked that prosecution be deferred until the elder Donnelley can reach Oakland and assume his son's defense.
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Associated Press
Akland
Cal
Joseph P. Donnelley Jr
Havre
Mont
Donnelley
Oakland
Young Stribling Beats Kid Numbers In Fort Bragg Bout
Fayetteville reports a Macon high schooler knocking out Kid Numbers in the fourth round of a one round bout at Fort Bragg arena. Other results include Len Maloney beating Sammy Gordon in a six round featherweight clash at Tacoma and Meyers retaining the world middleweight wrestling title in Chicago.
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Fayetteville, N. C
Young Stribling
Macon, Ga
Seventeenth Field Artillery
Fort Brags Arena
Tacoma
Associated Press
Ted Morgan
Frankie Britt
Len Maloney
Laramie
Wyo
Sammy Gordon
Portland
Roy Tingley
Frankie Heslock
Bremerton
Jimmy Smith
Tacoma Bantam
Billy Quilter
Seattle
Stanley Willis
Swiss Fight Against Opium Sees Campus Campaign
Swiss drug makers oppose joining The Hague Opium Convention and oppose government policy. Geneva hosts international conferences next year to push narcotics restriction for medicinal use. National debate centers on economic impact of stopping production and Swiss cooperation with anti drug movement.
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Geneva
Switzerland
United States
German deer attack injures Frau Ahrens in forest
Frau Martha Ahrens was seriously hurt when a herd of deer leaped into her car near Palkenberg Silesia. The startled animals attacked the vehicle, one deer raking her face with its hoof and injuring her eye as the car plowed through the forest road.
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Silesia
Martha Abrens
Fou Riage
Frau Ahrens
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