Butte Rallies to Beat Powell 29 to 12 in Caged Clash
Butte high fended off Powell county to win 29 to 12 on the Capital City floor. Thierkoff and Jovick led the Deer Lodgers with key baskets and late free throws as they overturned a 10 to 2 first-half deficit, rallying past rivals in front of 300 spectators.
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Butte Whitehall Low Score Game Sets State Record
Butte defeated Whitehall 5 to 3 in a notorious Montana interscholastic basketball contest Friday. Only two field goals were scored in 40 minutes, setting a Montana high school record for the fewest points in a game.
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Two Hogkey Teams Play At Avoca Today
Two hogkey teams meet at Avoca in a warmup game. Manager Clark notes both squads in good condition with Murphy Sottley Bouchers Rowe and a lineup featuring Polat Little Maeeeri and others.
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State Net Title Tournament Set for Bozeman Gym
Bozeman Montana January 6 The state basketball tournament for Montana high schools will be held at Montana State College March 7 to 10 1923. The event will use the new gymnasium at MSU C with a capacity over 3000 around the main floor. The move aims to ease crowded conditions of past tourneys and marks the dedication week for the new facility.
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Juniors Ro. Monarch Specials at YMCA match
The Junior Five bowling team defeated the women’s trio at the YMCA yesterday afternoon by taking two of three games. Scores show Helonan 185 124 199 478. Gleason 192 205. MacDonald 188 161 143. MacDonald 136 129 124. Witnesses 178 184 159.
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Padgett to Box Simonich In Montana Card
Cowboy Padgett from Colorado challenged welterweight Simonich of Butte for a main event at the Manhattan club show set for January 16. Padgett leaves Kansas City for Butte and will begin workouts early next week, as Simonich resumes training after appendicitis and eyes the bout as a major step up.
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Dempsey Fights in Doubtful Plans for Champion Showdowns
Jack Kearny, manager of heavyweight champion Jack Dempsey, plans to depart for New York to discuss future bouts with promoter Tex Stickard. Potential opponents under consideration include Harry Wills and a choice among Billy Brennan, Jess Willard, Joe Beckett, or Tom Gibbons. Dempsey may travel soon without Kearns.
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State Normal Quint Swamped by Aggies
Bozeman January 6 State College basketball team beat the State Normal College of Dillon 11 to 1. Guards kept the range from the goal in the second half as Dillon could not solve the Bobcat set. Rogeman from Glasgow led with 19 points, Whitewall and Big Timber also scored in double digits.
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Army 6000S Store Burglary Reported on East Park Street
Robbers broke a rear window at the Army 6000s store on East Park Street and stole 8133 from the safe along with an overcoat and four mackinaws. They removed shells from a revolver found behind the counter. The robbery was discovered around 3 30 AM by a merchant police member, but no suspects are yet identified.
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Butte Anaconda Bowlers Invited For Intercity Trophy
Butte and Anaconda bowlers are invited to Jan 11 12 13 to compete for a handmade silver loving cup championship, the first inter city Y M C A bowling title. The cup, 2 feet high, bears engraving SM inter city Bowling Championship Butte Anaconda. Entry details list teams: Cadillacs Mudros Nevin Frank Symons Dry Goods Elm etc. Local organizers include Donald McMillan and Sam Parker.
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Novak Ties For Second In California Golf Tourney
Novak finished tied for second in the California Open championship, posting 298 for 72 holes. Shared second honors went to Hi Loos Hutt Martin and Novak with 301, while Hutcheon Ton placed third at 303 and Sarazen ended last at 304.
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Auerbach to Leave for World Tour
Irving J Auerbach plans a year long world tour starting Wednesday with stops in Europe Asia and Africa He will visit Los Angeles San Francisco Hawaii Japan Italy and other nations engaging in business acquisitions and meeting theater operators During a St Francis cafe dinner he announced the trip and his plan to dispose of his advertising business assets
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Blue Eyed Baby Seeks Home in Butte Salvation Army
A blue-eyed, fair-haired baby boy, three weeks old, seeks adoption in Butte. Captain Goeltner of the Salvation Army says the healthy infant, with deceased father and living mother, is American and ready for placement with a loving family. Interested parties may visit the Salvation Army relief office at 117 East Broadway.
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May Close Races Over Steep Ontario Taxes
Windsor Ont Jan 6 Race tracks may close temporarily unless Ontario government cuts taxes. Officials say last season’s levy totaled about 4 million dollars and daily license fees of 7500 are sought to drop to 2500. They also want a 5 percent take-off on winning tickets reduced to 3 percent.
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Visiting in Butte After 32 Years
Miss Sarah Sabolsky returns to Butte after 82 years away to care for her mother Mrs. P Sabolsky of 313 West Silver Street. Located in Washington she runs a shorthand and typewriting school noted for a pupil winning the national typewriting championship. She finds it hard to locate former landmarks due to long absence.
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Old Time Mining Man of Butte Dies
Jerry P Sullivan aged 59 native of County Cork and resident of Butte for 43 years died yesterday morning at his home 133 North Montana street after a lingering illness. Surviving are his wife two sons James and Peter Sullivan daughters Mary Sullivan of Butte a brother Finn of Denver a brother in Keluna a niece Mex Shea of Butte a nephew Jerry Sullivan of Butte and a cousin John McCarthy of Butte. The deceased formerly a miner is employed as a watchman at the Stews tnt. Funeral services will be held at 10 o clock Monday morning at the family home Requiem mass will be celebrated at 9 o clock at St. Marys and interment will be in Holy Cross cemetery.
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Rainbow Girls lead in Women's Basketball league at YMCA
Rainbows defeated the Tramps 14 to 2 at the YMCA gym to take first place, while the Tomboys and Flappers traded near top standings in a hard fought game. Tramps were hampered by illness, and McTaggart Meehan stifled their offense. The Muckers beat the Silver team by default 2 to 0.
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Senator Walker Returns Home From Helena
Senator T. J. Walker arrived in Butte from Helena to spend a few days at home as the senate adjourned until Monday. He was accompanied by Mrs. Walker who had spent the week in Helena viewing the legislative session. Walker planned to return to the capital Monday morning.
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Helena Quintet Opens Season With Big Win Over Butte
Helena High defeated Butte Central 29 to 12 in Helena, opening the season before a capacity crowd. Helena pulled away early, with Sam K and teammates delivering fast pace and strong defense as the team rolled to the win.
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Bobcats Run Away inseason Opener Over State Normal College
The Bobcats overwhelmed a quintet from the State Normal College 43 to 1 in the season opener. Whitney led scoring for the Bobcats in the first half as Coach Jones rotated a new lineup in the second half.
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Gallatin High Beats Whitehall In Tight Contest
Gallatin county high school edged Whitehall in a close 19 to 11 victory tonight. Breen and Mitchell locked down Whitehall’s offense while Cecil led Gallatin scorers. guards defended well, preserving a hotly contested game. An unrelated note mentions reappointment of a law librarian and courthouse janitor along with a hydrogen combustion fact.
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Washington Day in Review Associated Press
The agricultural appropriation bill was reported to the senate carrying 72900000 dollars. An appropriations bill would furnish 406,285,771 dollars to the Interior department. Debate touched on Hoover, the White House fireproofing, and reparations discussions with no immediate government action expected.
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