Intercity bowling tourney opens with city rivals clash
The first Y M C A loving cup intercity event starts at 4:00 pm with six Anaconda and 12 Butte teams entering. Butte Electric Railway faces Baltimore five and 2.0 D Laundrymen play Symons Dry Goods, as 18 quintets compete until late evening. Final rounds set for Saturday with gold medals to winning team’s captain and silver to runners up.
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Butte
Anaconda
Arthur Merkle
Butte. Bowling Association
Mt Car
Merkle
Old man at NC A A session noted for youth claims
A NY hotel session of the National Collegiate Athletic Association drew attention to a white haired spectator asked to identify a senior official. The exchange touched on age and vitality as delegates discussed leadership and future prospects amid lively debate.
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National Colngiate Athletic Association
Hotel Astor
New York
Ros Titty
EF. Catteni
Guanes
Bobcat Quintet Wins Easy Victory Over Polys
Montana State college basketball team defeated the Billings Poly quintet 31 to 17 in Bozeman. The Bobcats led 22 to 3 at halftime as Subsin rested in the second half while the Billings squad scored 14 to the Bobcats' 0. Hollister and Fat locked down the Billings forwards in the opening period.
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Bozeman
Montana State
Billings Poly
Obs
Bobcat
Billings Boys
Bobcats
Hollister
Fat
Billings
Dartmouth gridder honored as Rhodes Scholar candidate
A Dartmouth football player is named an honor student and Rhodes scholarship candidate. Dora Moore of Pittsburg earns pivot duties in the lineup, receiving recognition alongside Hopkins, Allen Galagh, and others in the same period.
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Dartmouth Gridder
Cain
Dora Moore
Pittsburg
Hopkine
Allen Galagh Nolarahton
Rutgers Football Advances Ball on Scrimmage Draw
Rutgers teams show progress as Hart compiles charts and statistics. Foster Sanford leads the squad while scrimmage play yields an average of 4.21 yards per attempt amid strong team performance. In billiards, Jake Schaeiter of San Francisco defeats Roger Conti to claim the 1100-point match, advancing to the final block.
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Fred” A
Pop
Hart
Rutgers
Foster Sanford
Adi
Aseraperer
Hicngo
San
Jake Schaeiter
San Francisco
Roger Conti
Willie Hoppe
Mplon
Conti
Oregon legislators plan new racing bill seen
Oregon lawmakers from the state Capital plan to submit a proposed racing bill to the legislature. A compact with British Columbia and Southern California may be organized to push the measure. Dempsey works out as heavyweights train with Los Angeles boxers at a Bethe boxing club.
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Salem
Milay
Mary
Portland
Washington
British” Columbia
California
Dempsey
Nck Pempeey
Chame Sion
Bethe
Los Ans Feles
Deaides
Football Coaches Weigh Small Changes For Pure Game
New York January scene at Astor hotel hosts annual meeting of Football Coaches. They applaud minor rule tweaks such as penalizing delays, keep officials same after choosing teams, and replace momentum with motion to avoid confusion. Purity of English usage noted as main takeaway.
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New York
Asof
Astor Hotel
Dean McCracken
New York University
Padgett Arrives as Butte Fans Expect Big Card Next Week
Cowboy Padgett arrived in Butte with manager Reckless Ray Alvis amid a packed Manhattan gym crowd. He battered Dixie Lahood in three rounds as Jos Simonich prepared sparring partners for the semi windup with Frankie Monahan and Battling Laidie. Promoter chatter hinted at Padgett future bouts with Schlaisi and Bross while Dave Shade looms as a top contender for Mickey Walker’s crown.
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Cowboy Padgett
Joe Simonich
Broadway
Butte
Ray" Alvis
Kansas City
Loughlin
Padgett
Manhattan
Dixie Lahood
Butte Bantam
Jos Simonich
Homer Stone
Frankie Monahan
Butter
Battling Laidie
Helena
Ringsiders
Dope
Montana
Raineri
Brandon
Bill Bate
al Sommers
Simoniek
Arriva
Alvin
Morrie Schlaisi
Minneapolis
Peter Bross
Dave Shade
Boston
Detroit
Shade
Mickey Walker
Alvis
Commercial Secretaries Gather in Helena for Ads Campaign
Montana commercial secretaries from nearly all chambers of commerce and many business groups meet in Helena to plan data gathering for a statewide publicity push. The effort supports a major advertising campaign by Northern Pacific Great Northern and Burlington railroads. C. W. Towne of Butte and P. L. Wills of the Helena chamber will attend.
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Montana
Chamber of Commerce
Helena
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
Burlington
C. W. Towne
Butte
P. L. Wills
Former Anaconda and Butte Man Promoted
Robert E. Dwyer, formerly of Butte and Anaconda, is promoted to general auditor of the Anaconda Copper Mining Company. He replaces J.T. Roberts, who has taken indefinite leave of absence for ill health after a year in California. Dwyer has long served in the company’s auditing department and was sent to New York from Butte about six years ago.
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Robert E. Dwyer
Butte and Anaconda
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
New York
Dwyer
J.T. Roberts
Butte
Anaconda
Roberts
California
Aldermen Locked Out Cancel Meeting In Butte
Butte city council Judiciary committee was locked out of its meeting room Tuesday night over missing keys. The postponed session will reconvene Friday at 7:80 for routine matters and to review the proposed traffic ordinance.
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Judiciary Committee
Butte
Hoop Play Opens With Butte Clash At Home
Butte high prepares for a big weekend slate starting with a home game against Central. Coach Dahlberg and the Mining City squad seek a season opener win as Thorne and Thierkoff shift positions. Central foes include the Silver City stars and a Freshman squad from Missouri in a busy early schedule.
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Butte High
Dahlberg
Silvonla
Butte Gym
Central
Butte
Steve Sulutan
Missouri
Iver
Anaconda
Thomeon
Uaa
Ieliy
Garden City
Waren
Missoulians
Thierkoff
Mey Hes
Olson
Willand
Positio Central Toseers
Knights of Columbus Sm Fina
Speedsters
Hayes
Sullivan
Melgenaie
Kyena 'Murras
Juarda
Livestock to Be Shipped to China from Oklahoma
In Pawhuska Oklahoma the Alberty & Sons firm will ship a pair of prize Poland China hogs to China. The hogs, requested by Walter B. Chamberlain of Peking University, will be part of a free shipment aimed at reviving China's depleted livestock industry. The stock is gratis, funded by Far East development supporters who will cover transit feed costs.
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Pawhuska, Okla
China
Livestos
Alberty & Sons
Bree Fers
Walter B. Chamberlain
Agricultural Department
University of Peking
Far East
Bodies of Chinese Shipped to China
Chinese remains from 1889 to 1918 were sent to China aboard the Esther Dollar from Boston. Four zinc caskets per body were placed in wooden packing cases marked with Chinese characters. The 100 wooden boxes held what represented New England Chinese of various wealth levels.
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International News Service
Boston
China
New England
IGE Carnival On At Lake Tonight
IGE Carnival on at Lake tonight features a big benefit with hockey races and variety sports. The Murphy Sottiey sextet performs as Lake Avoca Juniors skate in a three period hockey game against the Washoe Athletic Club and local youth events.
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California
Smitty
Avoca
Boucher
Pia
Murphy-Sottiey
Lake
Tao" Maney
Bouchers
Washoe Athletic Club
Montana
Anaconda
Eyavin
Latte
Murphy Lake
Turners Roweese
Powers ‘Tregiown
Komtete
Couan Neiets
Senator Ver
Point Ngee Lees
Splv core Holland + Hicks
Varount
Regan
Copper deal progressing with Anaconda and Guggenheim groups
An Associated Press dispatch from New York reports negotiations to restructure the Chilean operations of Anaconda Copper Mining and Guggenheim holdings. Plans involve issuing bonds and debt reduction to finance a $10 million working capital boost, with a potential $130 million in new bonds and the redemption of existing bonds.
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Ausociates Press
New York
Anaconda
Guggenheim
Chile Oper’ Company
York ‘Tribune
Irivune
Hang Og “Hile
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Sontag
Will Start Test Case on Montanans Bonus
Loy J. Molumby state commander of the American Legion announced in Butte that a case testing the Montana ten dollar monthly bonus for ex service men will be filed in Lewis and Clark county court. Molumby and Col. Alvin Owsley will lead the legal action to speed bond sales intended to provide the cash to veterans.
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Montana
Futurity Holds Real Romance Of Yankee Turfdom
New York report notes the Futurity’s long tradition and its impact on American breeding. It traces historic winners and emphasizes the race as a test of quality, with high stakes and wide breeder participation across the United States and Canada.
ABE BOBCATS DEFEAT BILLINGS POLY QUINTET
State college Bobcats beat Billings Polytechnic 31 to 17 in a slow second half as subs played. More than 800 high school boys attended the vocational conference game, crowd turning away many at the gym.
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Bozeman
Montana State College Bobcats
Billings Polytechnic
Frst
Billings
Bobcat
Vocational Conference
Tennis Beginners Study Movies for Education
The United States Tennis Association plans to distribute slow moving pictures showing leading experts demonstrating on court. The program aims to broadcast teaching methods to reach interested learners nationwide through instructional films.
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United, States
Minors and Coast League Spar Over Optional Player Rule
The Pacific Coast League, led by William McCarthy, condemns the major leagues for retaining draft powers and expands the optional player limit to 15. Baseball Commissioner Landis justified the action, citing club advancement rights. Minor leagues plan a united response to challenge the rule.
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Judge Landis
Associated Press
Chicago
Pacific Coast League
Landis
Wi Fam H. McCarthy
Coast League
A. R. Tearney
Three Eye League
McCarthy
Farrell
National Association
Ntional Association
Landie
Uon
Arty
Toole
Intermother
Ant Teagues
William McCarthy
Amateurs Set For Boxing Nights At Sullivan’s Gym
Amateur boxing bouts announced for Friday night at Pat Sullivan’s gym. Several trainees from the local place of instruction will perform, with fans urged to call 6185W for details.
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Sullivan’s Gym
Pat Sullivan
All-Star Gridder Stevedore on Docks
Harold P. Chrick Muller of the University of California, an all-America star, worked as a stevedore on the San Francisco docks during the Christmas vacation to fund university expenses. He plans to receive a bachelor’s degree and continues his athletic career.
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Harold P. Chrick Muller
Univ:sity
California
Passus Punch Tops Bantam Curtin Debuts In New York
Irish boxer Johnny Curtin introduces the passus punch at Madison Square Garden. He knocks out Pee Wee Kaiser in under two rounds, claiming a revolutionary double action blow from a body shot to the jaw. The move draws comparisons to historic attacks and is linked with Dr. Joe Bier’s refinements.
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Johnny Curtin
Madison Square Garden
New York
Pee Wee Kaiser
Kid McCoy
Nelson
John L. Sullivan
Bob Fitzsimmons
Billy Papke
Jersey City
Joe Bier
Doe
Johnny
Curtin
Sam
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