Independent fives to battle in city league games
Three independent basketball teams, Mt club and Athletic club face fast league games at But es gym tonight at 7 48 pm. Eligible players include Kirschner Strelbeek Mur and more on the Mt club and Athletic club rosters with noted surnames Sokolich Spear Pishkur and Meyers. In the National league Hube meets Steaderville and Boucher meets Walkerville with strong lineups expected.
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Butte Leads In State Hockey And Basketball Outlook
A line of sport reports hockey rising in Butte with strong local interest and a push to add intercollegiate play. Montana high schools show growing potential in basketball and district tournaments loom with Fergus Great Falls and Butte as key contenders as Central drills hard for a successful season.
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Wrestling champ takes two falls in auditorium match
Associated Press reports champion wins two of three against Arman Laitinen at the auditorium. First fall ended with a double arm throw at 4:10. Next fall followed after 9 minutes with a flying mare. Zbyseko secured the final fall with a flying mare.
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National and regional sports briefs recap of boxing golf skating and more
A string of brief sports items covers diverse events. New York state ice skating champions crown winners amid top amateur fields, Western Swimming Association forms to boost Pacific coast aquatics, and Charley McCarthy faces Kid Mex in a 10 round bout. Jock Hutchison and Jim Barnes win a Brockton 18 hole match, Marty Killilea seeks a boxing-related hearing, Dumovich signs with Chicago Nationals, a Missouri rescue saves a boy on thin ice, Bruguery sold to Portland, Hardy wins Cannes tennis title, Reffer and Razee top North American trapshooting, and a Wyoming fire endangers former boxing standout Jimmy Thompson and family.
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Barnes sets Stockton course record in 66 18-hole win
Hutchison and Jim Barnes routed a trio of local golfers in an 18-hole best ball match yesterday at Stockton. The pair won 66 to 16 and Barnes set a new course record with 70 while Hutchison surpassed the previous record of 72.
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Bowling tournament to adopt new scoring method
Chicago on January 9 reports a new scoring system to run February 9 to 25 for the World’s Classic bowling event at the Coliseum. Twenty four top bowlers will compete for a $41,200 cash prize and a diamond medal. The scheme adds one point per 50 pins and one point per game won, with fractional points carried to maintain continual competition and a large graphic scoreboard tracking progress.
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Killilea Seeks Hearing On Wilson Suspension
Killilea the Johnny Wilson manager said the New Commission will grant a hearing this week regarding the middleweight champion's suspension. Wilson refused to fulfill his contract to meet Harry Greb in New York next month, prompting the action and suspension of Wilson and his manager. The hearing is expected to be scheduled this week.
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Beale Recalls Rough Draw With Billings in Match
Archie Beale says the bout with Billings was rough and uneven. Beale reports scratches to his face, repeated forearm strikes, and illegal holds, prompting a restart plan. He intends a clean rematch in Baltimore Lake and a future Inland wrestling under the American Legion.
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Lincoln Sixth Victors In Two Games
Lincoln sixth grade basketball team defeated McKinley and St Patrick's in back to back games. Key players Tobin Twining McCoy Gilmore Caney McKay O Leary led with strong guard and forward play.
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Wrestle by rounds championship goes tonight in Lake City
Associated Press reports a world light match featuring Goran Sack and others under new White rules with a referee present. Featherweights Minget Smith of SEA Lake and Roach of Sun Francisco are among contenders, while a draw at one round is noted and local results list a Pocatello fighter defeating rival in a Sedand decision.
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Larry Lajoie Rated Greatest Batter by Ea Walsh
Ea Walsh, now a fan umpire, proclaims Larry Lajoie the greatest hitter and batter of all time, recounting a Cobb showdown where Lajoie never broke ground while Cobb failed to touch first base. Walsh details pitching tricks and Lajoie’s unwavering stance, praising his consistency and skill.
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Carpentier to face Lewis in London on March 15
Carpentier the light heavy champion agrees to meet Ted Kid Lewis in London on March 15 and will not travel to America this spring. Jack McAuliffe, former lightweight champ, claims to have secured the French boxer's word on a $5,000 side bet and purse.
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Kid” Lewis
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Dempsey to Enter Business Amid Foe Rumors
International News Service reports Jack Dempsey, heavyweight champion, considering a business venture while prospects of a return to boxing wane. Lyons states Dempsey plans to support his mother and pursue new opportunities, though timing remains uncertain.
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Racing Prospects Take Gloomy Turn
A.P. dispatch from Evelland reports prospects for Grand Circuit racing near Detroit look bleak this season. Stewards offered no definite dates to Kenilworth Park management and the Devonshire venue’s racing plan appeared delayed due to late application. The Retrote Driving club’s Denver venue plan also faced timing issues, casting doubt on upcoming events.
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Neason Gid
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Murray Hits Eleven Straight Strikes In Local Match
Roy Murray rolled an extraordinary score of eleven consecutive strikes in a special match at Yeat 62 athoys teat. The Buick manager of the local agency, Murray dominated the lanes by throwing seven consecutive lines, with a high run of twenty one percent in the effort. DETROIT Jan 8 Dan Howley signs a contract for the coming season as Tigers coach.
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No Meeting Held On Prison Probe
Investigation into charges against former Warden Frank Conley stalled as hearings were not held today. Three original members appointed by Acting Governor Story and four more named by Governor Dixon were unavailable, status unclear.
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Descampes ignores fight promoters in Carpentier dispute
Paris boxing dispute grows over Jean Carpentier. Descamps labels him human capital to be exploited. Letter notes Carpentier should defend title in his homeland before retirement, preferring dollars to francs purses and urging a Paris bout to honor French fans and promoters.
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Lynch Beats Wallace in Popular Verdict at Philadelphia
Joe Lynch of New York, former bantamweight champion, defeated Wallace in Philadelphia tonight by a majority verdict. The Associated Press report notes Lynch as the standout in a bout that drew attention from local fans and press.
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