Ice Sports Carnival Opens in Butte This Week
Hundreds of skaters expected for annual municipal contests. The Holland rink hosts the second annual ice carnival and the municipal events with 38 medals awarded for first through third. Dan Graham defends Montana half mile title against top skaters as finals approach next weekend.
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Butte
Holland Rink
Dan Graham
Lce
Holland Tink
Anual
Fontheter
Wnuil
Bouchers
Montana
Atate
Barling Olson
S. Georgeviton
Tom Penalura
Bud Telling
Joe Rodgers
Carpentier Stribling Fight Discussed in Newark Meeting
The Associated Press reports in New York that plans for a Carpentier versus Bembling match were debated in Newark New Jersey. Promoters suggested a late season bout with Carpentier arriving soon as advance work for Paolino. Tex Rickard anticipated Carpentier at Madison Square Garden but did not name an opponent.
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New York
National Sports
Newark
N. J
Curley
Georges Carpentier
Carpentier
Bembling
Macon
Paolino
Tex Rickard
Madison Square Garden
Walker Considers England Bout After Commission Hold
New York Jan 11 AP Walker weighing options for a world welterweight title fight against Tommy Milligan in England. Commission blocked New York match over Walker foot infection concerns and terms. Shea defeats Ryan in Akron ten rounds, while Darrah of Akron wins a local bout.
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Associated Press
New York
Aickey
Walker
Athletic Commis
Weiter
Tommy
Wnnce
England
Milligan
Si Garden
Foe
Shea
Ryan
Sie
Akron
CBI
Hadie Shea
Chicago
Buffalo
Tiyan
Jimmy
Darrah
Biff Jonamed Coach for Cadets
West Point authorities announce Lieut Lawrensen Mt Jones as head coach of the Army football team for 1926, succeeding Capt J J McEwan. The move comes as the military academy names its new football leadership for the season.
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West Point
T Lawrensen
Mt (Hit) Jones
Army
J. J. McEwan
Rounding Third Hugh A Jennings in a 1925 baseball piece
A historical column recounts Walter Brodie's refusal to take a strike, Hanlon’s urging, and his ensuing strikeout. It also profiles Jesse Burkett the Crab, detailing his career, batting feats, and temperament, plus notes on Bill Lange’s position switch and athletic prowess.
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Brodie
Orioles
Polley
Baltimore
Louis Ville
Cincinnati
Hanlon
Walter
Cmpire
Hanton
Brod
Han Jon
Mwell
Scranton
Penn
Sam Crane
Burkett
Sai
Worcester
Mass
New York Giants
New York
Lincoln
Jen
New
Bill Lange
Lange
United States
North American News
Baseball Magnates Meet Today On Catalina Island
Los Angeles January 11 Major and minor leagues gather for the National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues annual meeting opening tomorrow on Catalina Island. About 200 players and 200 executives are to discuss deals for player sales or exchanges during the three day session. Commissioner K M Lane and many delegates have departed for the island and others are due to arrive for Avalon convention.
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Los Angeles
National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues
Catalina Island
California
Rockies
Wilmington
Avalon
Isle
Island
K. M. Lane Ir
Nevers' Team Disbands After Pro Football Losses
The Jacksonville professional football team Nevers disbands after two games in which they lost to the Chicago Bears 8 to 6 and then to the New York Giants. All-American back Nev ers reportedly strained ligaments in his back during the season.
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Erateee - Jackson
Jacksonville
Iate Nevers
Selma
Stanford University of California
Chicago Bears
New York Giants
Nevers
McGraw's Giants Eye New Pitching Nucleus
The article outlines John McGraw’s plans for a stronger mound corps with Huntzinger Fitzsimmons and Kent Greenfield in line. It notes Win totals and ERAs, praising Greenfield’s 12 complete games and 177 innings with a stingy run allowed. It also mentions veterans like Barnes News McQuillan and others, plus Dixie Lahood boxing in Butte and Rex Reynolds from Anaconda as a local interest note.
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John McGraw
Pittsburg Pirates
Huntzinger, Fite
Mmons
Kent
Greenmierd
Thuntainger
Yost
Kenyonminimiere McGraw
Fite
Greenfeld
Greenfield
Wayland
Dean
Louleville Colonels
McGraw
Shewe
Pirates
Washington ‘Senators
Fitzsimmons
jcGraw
Indianapolia
Napoleon
Fitz
Huntainger
Giants
Ean
Wng
Ving Barnes
Jawn
Art News
McQuillan
John Scott
MANY HOOP CONTESTS ON CASEY'S SCHEDULE
The K of C schedule lists multiple leagues with high turnout and fast play this week. Junior Girls open at 4 30 with Cupids versus Fairien and Co Eds versus ait tronight. Teague at 8. Gypsies vs Checkers and Peps vs White Sox also on card. High School Boys second round features Mohawks against Bobcats and Trojans versus Bulldogs. Commercial leagues Thursday start 8 15 with Hennessy Yellow Cab Strat ford Montana Power Kim Orly and Broadway Theater. Parochial action Saturday includes St John St Patrick matchups and a slate of St Marys St Lawrences Holy Savior St Anns St Johns St Patricks Immaculate Conception and St Josephs with Sacred Heart on a bye. Intercollegiate basketball notes from Ann Arbor Michigan conclude the report.
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K. of Cym
Cupids
Fairien
Ait Tronight
Gypsies
St. Patrick
St. John Quint “E
St. Marys
St. Lawrences
Holy Savior
St. Anns
St. Johns
St. Patricks
Immaculate Conception
St. Josephs
Sacred Heart
Washington Americans Announce 1925 Exhibition Schedule
The Associated Press reports the Washington Americans unveil an extensive pre season schedule including 13 games with the 1924 world series champions New York Giants. The tour features meetings with Brooklyn, Boston, Philadelphia and Cincinnati clubs plus other league teams with multiple Florida games and a homeward trip ending in Washington.
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Washington Americans
New York Giants
Jon
Brooklyn
Hoston
Philadelhia
Cincinnati
Florida
Boston Braves
St. Petersburg
Braves
Tampa
Fort Benning
Giants
Birmingham
Augusta
Atlanta
Rent's
Norton
Grimm Stadium
Turn Down for His Race Horse Price Record Offer
New York Sun reports turfman W. St. Coe refused 250000 for his 3-year-old colt Pompey champion money winner of 1925. He cites potential 278000 record price. notes Tate Maj. August Belmont paid 265000 for Tracery. Also reports boxing bout Lomski Pesky January 20 and Greb Todd talent, and a Moscow note on weddings being costly and uncommon due to state licensing.
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New York Sun
W. St. Coe
Pompey
Mr. Coe
Tyeen
Tate
August Belmont
Tracery
Greb
Todd
Associated Press
Toronto
Jan
Harry Greb
Pittsburg
Roland Todd
England
Moscow
soViet Russia
Los Angeles Seeks Dempsey Wills Championship Bout
Los Angeles backers offer to underwrite a Dempsey Wills heavyweight title fight at the Los Angeles Coliseum. They propose a daylight 10 round decision bout this spring and would fund up to 2 million dollars. Dempsey will be asked Thursday after talks with promoter Jack Doyle of Vernon who would manage the event.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Los Angeles Coliseum
Jack Dempsey
Dempsey
Jack A Doyle
Vernon
Wills
Humming in Legion Arena Promises Busy Boxing Card
A lively Legion Arena mat afternoon featured Dixie Lahood and Young Nationalista heading Tuesday’s Legion card at The Broadway. Joe Simonich and Butte welter Joe Lahood demonstrated top form ahead of an eastern invasion, with Lundy and Pancho Villa also in action. Mike Schwemler and Charley Yost arrived to manage interests as the show highlighted fast fighting and new matchups among veteran and rising fighters.
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Butte
Dixie Lahood
Seattle
Dixie
Much Maulie King
Australia
Rex Reynolds
Lahood
Young Nationalista
Legion
Broadway
Joe Simonich
Butte Welter
Joe
Jimmy Lundy
Lundy
Dempsey
Nationalista
Pancho Villa
Bantam
Nash
Mike Schwemler
Natonalista
Portland
Charley Yost
Yost
Mose LaFontise
Spokane
Red Men Install New Officers in Phillipsburg
Selish Tribe No 14 and Red Wing Council Pocahontas hold joint officer installation at Red Men's hall with 120 attendees. New Red Men officers include Prophet Frank Rickard Sachem A J Flint Senior Sagamore T J O Conn or Chief of Records H A Kroger. keepers of wampum Ed King. Appointive officers W F Hoetine George M Harris J W Frost Jack Parfitt Walter Edgar Ernst Machi Everett Nicolaysen Jack Guinnane John Page. Degree of Pocahontas officers feature Prophetess Louad Smith Pocahontas Constancs War ner Wenonah Margaret Machi and other named officers. A corn and venison banquet preceded ceremonies. Local notes include Thomas rancher visitor, jury commission for 1926, Dr Power called east, Kroger return from Butt, and school rink lighting project.
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Philipsburg
Selish ‘Tribe No. 14
Red ‘Wing Council
Pocahontas
D. M. Durfee
C. H. True
R. D. McKae
Vine D. Beley
Helga Price
Prophet
Frank Rickard
Sachem
A. J. Flint
Sagamore
T. J. O'Connor
A. G. Hamilton
H. A.’ Kroger
Wampum
Ed King
Sannap
W. F. Hoetine
George M. Harris
Warriors
J. W. Frost
Jack Parfitt
Walter Edgar
Braves
Ernst Machi
Everett ‘Nicolaysen
Jack Guinnane
John Page
Degree of Pocahontas
Prophetess
Louad Smith
Constancs” Warner
Wenonah
Margaret Machi
Powhatin
A. G
Hamilto
Emma Easterly
K. of W
Mary Gorman
Nomena Morrison
Lena Craddock
Lulu King
Core Roberts
Hilda Franke
Toa O'Connor
Mary Naef
Nora Hunt
Florence Spon
Marie Steer
Martha Edwar
Hilipsburg
Charles L. Thomas
Hall
Granite County
John Kaiser
W. E. Albright
Henry A. Kroger
W. L. Power
Butt
Board of Trustees
Cardinals Hope to Rise With Strong Pitching in 1926
St Louis Cardinal management under Rogers Hornsby aims for a top finish this season. Key moves include Kilifer signing to bolster pitching and trades sending Jimmy Cooney to Chicago for Vic Keen while Walter Huntzinger joins the staff. Outfield features Hafey Douthit and Blades, with training shifted to San Antonio, Texas.
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Rogers Hornby
St. Louis Cardinals
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Dickerman
Rhem
Haynes
Duster
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Dyer
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Amercian Association
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Douthit
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