Two Teams Will Play First Games This Weekend
Coaches Pittser of the School of Mines and Danahey of Butte high stage season opening scrimmage as both squads debut on a large court. The Ore Diggers and the Butte five grow into team play while Deer Lodge prepares for a clash with American Legion Quintet next Wednesday. Fans anticipate a rugged start with young lineups and unknowns on both sides.
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School of Mines &Nd
Danahey
Hutte High School
School of Mines
Deer Lodge
Whey
American Legion
Butte
Homer Taylor
Bobcat
Butte High
Feuego
Sanike
Iseise
Datte
Connors
Boyer
Brennan
Sokolich
McGeever
Chapman
Calilbers
Southcombe
Gr "Crowley
Walstatt
Wil Eat Ready to Fight in New York
Johnny Wil is described as ready and willing to fight in New York. The report notes his resolve and confidence ahead of the anticipated confrontation, highlighting his determination and public stance in the ongoing dispute.
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Wilson
Trapmen to Reduce Targets This Season
The national team plans to cut the number of targets to 600 this season, a reduction from last year. Officials aim to streamline efforts and focus on key positions, hoping to improve overall efficiency and outcomes.
Spain challenges U S for Davis Cup format dispute
A cable from the Spanish Lawn Tennis Association claims to have mailed a format challenge to the United States Lawn Tennis Association regarding the Davis Cup, signaling a potential dispute over the competition structure. The note indicates Spain seeks reconsideration or an alternative format for the event.
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United States
Lawn Ten
Nis “Association
Dempsey to Box in Suburb of Portland
In Portland area boxing notes, reports say Jack Dempsey will box in a nearby suburb on January 36 with an opponent yet to be selected. The local boxing commission in Swaukie has received word of the event and plans to announce details soon.
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Dempsey
Portland
Peortland
Prince Nicholas of
Rumania
Eton College
England
Pape
New Baseball Code To Be Framed Saturday
Chicago January 6 A code of rules to replace the old national baseball agreement will be drafted Saturday when a committee of major league club owners meets with Judge Landis high commissioner of baseball He is expected to suggest provisions to empower him to deal properly with the national Pastime.
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Chicago
Judge Landis
American League backs minors in baseball pact dispute
Detroit January 6 The American League will support minor league representatives in opposing the proposed baseball agreement as unfair to the minors. George H Maines president of the Michigan Ontario league said before leaving for Chicago for a meeting. He said major league officials also favored the minors and carried letters from baseball men supporting their contentions.
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Detroit
George
H. Maines
Chicago
Maines
Mr. Sexton
National Association
John H. Farrell
Digest
Johnson
American League
Curlers Seek Ice After Prolonged Delays
Anaconda curlers finally found a rink after an extended postponement due to bad weather. The delay forced seven sessions, with team rosters and skip lines listed and unclear names scattered throughout.
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Anaconda
Eanes
Shomway
Macper Toker
Satter
Norton
Bivens
Woot
Umvway
Pritchard
Aog
Kerui
Sharkey’s Comeback Hopes After Boxing Upset
The article traces Jack Sharkey’s downfall after a bold win over Jimmy Wilde and a string of poor preparations. It notes a draw with Joe Lynch, a rematch margin he lost due to conditioning, and a brutal defeat by Roy Moore. It also previews Benny Leonard vs Richie Mitchell for the lightweight title and mentions other boxing news and personnel shifts.
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Sharkey
Wilde
Bantam
Pete Herman
Lews
Joe Lynch
Jack
Roy Moore
Madison Square Garden
Moore
Jimmy Wilde
Pride of
England
New York
Benny Leonard
Richie Mitchell
New York Society
France
Wisconsin Ohio break widens in Big Ten football relations
In Madison Wisconsin coach John R Richards signaled he would resign if Ohio State again included Wisconsin on its football schedule. He leveled thinly veiled charges of unsportsmanlike tactics at last fall's Wisconsin Ohio State game, arguing no team coach will ever play Ohio State.
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Madison
Wiscan
Wisconsin
Ohio State
John R. Richards
Ohio States
Richards
Bowling records shattered at Marquette Illeys meet
Three bowling records were set in a Marquette match between the Press club and the Old Timers of the American league. Pat terson topped the season with 254 and Old Timers posted a season best 955 in team play. Charles Mudro led the Press club with a 669 average, as the Old Timers won two of three and a 2,589 to 2,564 final. Other league results followed with Connells group winning 2,649 to 2,477 and Badger state five taking 2,367 to 2,242.
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Marquette Illeys
Press Club
Old Timers
Patterson
Charles Mudro
Montana Power
Connells
Christy
Cundy
Legion of Jobless Plans Washington March
New York on January 6 reports plans by the American Legion of Jobless to march on Washington starting around February 1. The protest targets lavish inauguration spending and features rolling kitchens and a food train accompanying the procession.
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New York
Washington
American Legion
Milbank Wire Fire Damages Dakota Building
A brief Milbank wire report describes a fire of unknown origin that struck a Dakota building tonight, causing damage to the interior and surrounding area. Fire crews responded promptly, but details on injuries or exact cause remain unavailable.
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Milbank
Dog aviator makes 3000 foot parachute drop at Kelly field
Bini the bull terrier mascot of the air service mechanics school at Kelly field, San Antonio, piloted a parachute jump from a plane at 3000 feet traveling 95 mph. The dog wagged its tail during descent, landed safely, and was greeted by Lieutenant Joseph Stromme. The stunt required a custom parachute and harness.
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Texas
Bini
Kelly Field
Bing
Ness
Air Service ‘Mechanics’ School
Kelly’ Field
Lieut
Joseph Stromme
Kelly Eld
Cloudland
Air Mechanics’ School
Harnens
Gilbert A. Shoemaker
Shoemaker
Army
Kelly Field No. 2
Stromme
Donynd
Ass Service
Noted Authorities Speak At Farmers' Week
Bozeman Montana January 6 world known lecturers will discuss agricultural marketing during the final three afternoons of farmers week. Dr B H Hibbard of Wisconsin will outline current marketing of farm products while S Strivinis vice president of the American Farm Bureau Federation will conference with state farm bureau presidents. Miss Binzel of Minneapolis will address home economics and child training. Representatives from Swift & Co and the Duluth Board of Trade will present talks at the marketing forum along with Canadian and other American farm organizations.
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B.h. Hibbard
University of Wisconsin
Hibbard
Aiicu
Strivinis
American Farm Bureau” Federation
State Farm Bureau
Binzel
Minneapolis
Binge
Tana Man
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Swift & Co
Duluth Board “of ‘Trade
Inter-Mountain Farmers of Idaho
Canadian Council of Agriculture
Montana
General Farmer’ Organiza
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