Moran Knocks Out Coffey in Ninth at Madison Square Garden
Frank Moran of Pittsburg defeats Jim Coffey the Dublin Giant by knockout in the ninth round of a ten round bout at Madison Square Garden New York. It is Moran second win over Coffey in twelve weeks with Coffey knocked down four times in the final round and showing improvement on his previous effort.
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Coffey Dominates Moran in Early Boxing Bout
In a ring contest Coffey dominated Moran through seven rounds with Moran futilely trying to land punches. Moran finally showed effort in the eighth, but Coffey’s heavy uppercuts kept him in control as Moran wore down and signaled defeat.
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Centerville Cubs Enter Amateur Butte Basketball Field
Centerville Cubs form new amateur team in Butte under manager Frank Cook aged 18. Cook challenges any local club and provides contact at 5100. Team roster includes Treddie Tock Russell Willams George O'Brien Frank Darrow and Burley Harris. Coach is Flurry Sullivan.
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Aggies Face Tough 15-Game Montana Schedule
Bozeman dispatch reports Montana State college basketball team under Coach Bennion resumes eight weeks of heavy training after a three week layoff. Fifteen games loom, with George Hamilton sidelined for at least three weeks due to a broken hand from a Salt Lake City practice, affecting early play.
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Alibi training phrase in rigorous nightly scrimmage
A fragment notes a strict training routine with nightly scrimmages mentioning players Ground String and Richardson, suggesting a disciplined practice period and emphasizing defense and conditioning within a team context.
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Butte Hockey Teams Clash In Morning League Play
Hockey teams from Butte public schools open the new grammar school hockey league this morning at Englewood free rink. Two games run concurrently with Blaine facing Franklin at 1 o clock and Garfield meeting Sherman at 11 o clock.
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Spectacle and Sweden in 1918 Olympic talk at hand
The piece blends New York Hippodrome ski act chatter with Swedish athletic hopes led by Hjertsberg praise for Sander and Satin. It notes Sweden's contenders for a 1918 Scandinavian championship in Norway, mentions boxing welterweight history from Dixie Kid to Wolcott, and cites varied sports trivia including electrical wiring in Schenectady and Japan's pickle.
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Scraps Reveal Oddities in Global Trade and Tech
A curated set of notes mentions Aleppo ropemakers, pneumatic pad protection, India’s market embarrassment, Pacific wireless links vs Atlantic, a Paris theater with a reversible floor, US pepper imports totaling 27,962,261 pounds valued at 2,853,605 dollars, railways employing 10,000 yearly, and Tripoli’s first American linotype machine installed by an Italian newspaper. The German government now pays.
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Trainer Ted Hayes Dies After Montana Career
Ted Hayes a famed horse trainer known as Ted Hayes on race tracks nationwide died in a local hospital after pneumonia. Born in New York state he came to Montana years ago and trained fast horses at Bitter Root ranch for Marcus Daly and later Wildlark horses for 15 years. He also ran a theater business and owned the Lyric theater with plans for a new lease. survived by his wife arriving from Spokane.
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