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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1926
Page
8
A boxing card at Broadway on January 12 features Clever Filipino Boxer set to meet Lahood in a scheduled bout. Sparring partner details and implications for the bout are noted as part of preliminary INDYC plans.
Yall Teague will remain here as announced by league attic today. Lewis and Charles Moreings continue to operate the club. It was reported recently by the Moreings that they would sell the club due to lack of support.
Pinkey Mitchell of Milwaukee seeks the junior welter crown facing Fargo lightweight Aussie Le Roy on January 15. The postponement from New Year’s Day came due to Mitchells illness. Le Roy, touted as promising, steps up about one pound to meet Mitchell in a title bout shaped by Fargo boxing fame and a roster of top contenders.
The Associated Press reports the Washington American League club approved a 40 percent dividend for members. Clark C. Griffith was re elected president with William M. Richardson as vice president and Edward B. Priory noted for notable proficiency in managing finances.
The account recalls Ty Cobb's fiery temperament and hitting skill observed in Augusta in 1907. It details Cobb's clash with teammates, the manager's strategy to let Cobb learn his own way, and the challenges of keeping the Detroit squad cohesive while Cobb pursued his own methods.
Manager McKechnie plans to rely on Emil Aldridge and Kremer for most of the mound work next season. He may also consider Youthpaw and Lee Meadows to bolster the rotation, with Meadows nursing a bum arm after a tough 1925 campaign.
Washington and New York reports outline a possible three way deal involving Marty McManus to the Yankees in exchange for Spencer Adams and Tom Zachary with Waite Hoyt and Aaron Ward tied into the potential moves. The Senators may retain most of the core while considering minor tweaks to the outfield and pitching staff under manager Stanley Harris.
A fragmented report indicates commercial routes in Chile are facing scrutiny over their use of mime tactics in advertising. Officials, including local agencies, weigh impact on trade and consumer perception as observers seek clarity on regulatory compliance.
In Chicago Schaefer dominates the second 08-point block of an 1 600-point match against Belgian Eduard Horemans. Schaefer tops 500 to 197 with four innings boosting his average to 125. Horemans posts 65 percent. Final 600-point block set for tomorrow. opening shot to Schaefer.
The New York boxing commission may recognize Shade as a middleweight challenger to Flowers, putting him on equal footing with Flowers for a Madison Square Garden show. A Greb title bout remains booked for Feb 26, while promoter Jess McMahon eyes a Jan 22 match to fill the Milligan vacancy. Shade’s manager Leo Flynn voices reservations but holds a $25,000 price.
Dr. CL Clapp, president of the State University, warned county superintendents that heavy overspecialization could hinder the broader aims of education. He argued that while reforming the discipline is not impossible, critics should avoid sweeping changes. The discussion touched on student desires and calls for follow up work.
In the New Supreme Court, the proposed combination would wipe out the company and cost stockholders about 12 000 to 12 900. The suit was filed in the name of Frank Armstrong, a Ray stock holder, with Wallace asserting that Arm. Manufacture of pi products faced the challenge.
Matt Bross of Great Falls Montana along with Ray Flaherty and Hector Cyre from Gonzaga University were offered contracts by a professional team that will play Red Grange's Chicago Bears. The players have not finished their college courses and are members of Gonzaga's basketball and football teams.
Promoter Ray Alvis signs Eddie Shea a featherweight title bout in Cleveland against Kid Kaplan with $10,000 guaranteed. Shea, now in feather division, previously fought Charlie Rosenberg and Charlie Phil Rosenberg is still linked to Alvis interests.
In a 14 14 draw between Gonzaga Bulldogs and the Montana Grizzlies at Butte, Matt Bross Cyre and Ray Flaherty starred. Bross and Cyre at backs impressed with speed and run, while Flaherty the captain and end displayed all star caliber leadership.
The Bobcats prepare for a Saturday clash against the School of Mines at the Mines gym. Coach Bieaultte leads intense workouts as team aims to rebound after recent schedule shifts with games in Pocatello today and tomorrow.
Young Nationalista, a tough Filipino bantam nicknamed the Islander, arrives in Butte with manager Mike Schwemler to train at the Legion gym ahead of the January 12 main event against Dixie Lahood. His stable mate Young Pancho Villa, a noted fighter, also trains as the opening bout contender.
A sprint speed meet at Holland rink features George Milevic posting an impressive time to win the Hale-Mile race. Starkh and Harvey follow in strong showings as Dan Graham challenges for a faster result, with local rivals and younger competitors in generous turnout.
The Toledo club appoints Casey Stengel as manager as fans hope for a quick rebuild. He will select a new outfield after Hack Wilson and Nicholson depart, while Paul Strand may leave. Miller Hugging notes a change of scenery helps players. Babe Ruth may tire of hot dogs.
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