Mines Beat Helena Five In Lopsided Victory
The School of Mines defeated Mount St. Charles 33 to 10 in a low scoring win. McAuliffe led with 12 points, Wilson added 10, while Mueller and Renouard starred on defense. Carrigan and Hale bolstered Helena, but Mines pace and floor play sealed the result.
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School of Mines
Mount St. Charles
Mueller
Manley
McAuliffe
Wilson
Renouard
Hale
Marion
Whitcomb
Carrigan
Collins
Dempsey War Record Condemned by Legion Posts
News from Trenton Fort Wayne Cleveland and Indianapolis report American Legion posts condemning Jack Dempsey’s war record. They challenge his fitness to defend the title, contrasting his shipyard work with Georges Carpentier’s war service. The actions reflect local sentiment across states.
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Trenton
N J
Jack Dempsey
Jack Kearns
New Jersey
John S. Smith
New Jersey Athletic Commission
State Commission
American Legion
Mr. Smith
Dempsey
Georges Carpentier
Fort Wayne
Ind
America
Leveland
Meuse- Rhine
Indianapolis
Pugilists, Promotions, and College Court in Butte Sports
A broad sports digest notes Walter Johnson trade talk and Washington monuments, Wilde vs Sharkey prospects, and world boxing purses. It highlights upcoming boxing bouts in Winnipeg and New Orleans, college basketball in Missoula and Butte, and university relay plans. Gina Sisler’s hitting high point is mentioned along with Vancouver franchise chatter and Salt Lake travel plans.
Bowlers Organize New City League
The reorganization of the old bowling league to form a new club was decided at a meeting of team captains at the Marquette last night. Russell Bagley was elected president with Al Clark as secretary and treasurer. T. H. Hogle John Jovick and W. C. McGonigle were named to pass on teams. An anticipated two series against each opponent marks the league schedule. Final City League standings had Walkers first by one game, Tele phon e second, Connells third.
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Marquette
Russell Bagley
al Clark
Bagley
T. H. Hogle
John Jovick
W. C. McGonigle
Walkers
Connells
Curlers Tie As Munn Cln Rallies Against Martin
Last night a congenial curling crowd played at the club with a match between rinks led by Munn and Martin ending in a 10 to 10 draw. Up to the ninth round Martin led, but Munn’s group surged in the final frames to force a tied score. The teams included McKay Harper A Kidd McKenzie Stevens Jette and Man on the Martin skip and Munn skip squads.
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Munn
Martin
McKay Harper
A. Kidd McKenzie Stevens
Northwestern Curling Association bonspiel opens in Duluth
Curlers from seven states and Canada will compete as the Northwestern Curling Association opens Monday in Duluth. Omaha and Butte bring Nebraska and Montana entries while Wisconsin, Iowa, North and South Dakota join Minnesota, Winnipeg, Fort William and Port Arthur veterans. Entries close Saturday noon.
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Duluth
Minn
States
Canada
Northwestern Curling Association
Omaha
Butte
Nebraska
Montana
Wisconsin
Iowa
North
South Dakota
Minnesota
Winnipeg
Fort William
Port Arthur
Montana Grizzlies Announce 16-Game Baseball Schedule
Physical Director W E Schreiber of the State University of Montana released a tentative 16 game baseball slate for the Grizzlies with eight home games and four confirmed against Montana State Aggies. The schedule includes Mount St Charles and Washington State matchups across May and June with games in Missoula Bozeman Helena Moscow and Pullman.
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State University
Missoula
Grizzlies
Methodists
Helena
W. E. Schreiber
State University of Montana Today
Bruin
Grizzly
Schreiber
Aggies
Bozeman
Mount St. Charles
Washington State
Idaho
Moscow
Pullman
M. and D.'s Lead Anaconda Bowling League by Half Game
M. and D. team swept all three matches against the Pioneers last night and edged the Butchers to seize first place in the Anaconda Bowling Association by a half game.
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Pioneers
M. and D.’s
Butchers
Anaconda Bowling Association
Kid Regan Beats Jimmy Taylor In Eight Round Bout
St Louis report says Kid Regan won a newspaper decision over Jimmy Taylor of New York in an eight round no decision bout tonight.
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ST. Louis
Regan
Jimmy Taylor
New York
Bonspiel Opens At Butte Curling Club Tomorrow
The annual bonspiel begins tomorrow morning at the Butte Curling Club with 12 rinks, seven from Butte and five from Anaconda. Three trophies are contested the Bankers, the McDougall, and the Ordway, with games at 9:30, 12:30, 3, 6 and 8:30. The event runs through Saturday night with spectators expected from visiting curlers. Bankers trophy valued at 150 dollars. the other two at 100 each.
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Butte Curling Club
Butte
Anaconda
Bankers
McDougall
Ordway
Butte Bankers
New York Ball Clubs Lead In Large Deals
In 16 major baseball trades the New York Yanks paid about 240000 for four players including an estimated 150000 for Ruth, while the Giants spent 64500 for four veterans. Both clubs led the market with four purchases each, as a wide list of big-name moves follows from Boston to Brooklyn and beyond.
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New York
New York Yanks
Ruth
Giants
Price
Red Sox
Yankees
Speaker
Red
Reds
Dodgers
Lee Magee
Brooklyn Federals
M. O'Toole
St. Paul
Pirates
Strunk
Bush
Schang
Athletics
Jed Roush
Newark Federals
Russell
Baltimore
Marquard
Indianapolis
A. Nehf
Braves
Mike Kelly
Chicago
Boston
Rich Indian Jackson Farnett to Spend Oil Wealth in Texas
International News Service reports in Fort Worth that Jackson Farnett, reputedly the richest Indian in the United States, may spend part of his oil income. He plans to give the Baptist church 200000 dollars and then buy an automobile with a chauffeur.
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International News Service
Fort Worth
Texas
Jackson Farnett
United States
Federal Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Barnett
The
Baptist Church
Bobcats and Aggies Set for Friday Basketball Double Header
A Friday night double header features the Butte Mines versus the Aggies at the gym, with Central High School facing Dillon as the curtain-raiser. The Mines seek season momentum while Central aims to rebound after a loss to Butte, and the Aggies bring a Chicago 1917 AAU pedigree for an expected fast paced showcase.
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Aggies
Central High School
Dillon
Central
Butte
Beaverhead
Chicago
Bobcats
Mines
Scott
Lee
Butte Circle Meet Dates Set at Good Templars Hall
Butte Circle, north of W, will meet on the first and third Thursdays at the Good Templars hall.
Commercial quintet will play at Y M C A
A bowling series at the Y M C A features Lutey's, First National bank, and Montana Hardware teams. Last night Lutey's beat First National 1590 to 1575, Martin rolling 194 for high score. Next Tuesday returns match planned with further games likely scheduled.
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Lutey’s
First National Bank
Montana
Lutey
Martin
McBride
Man seeks name change to Wallace to avoid Bolshevik stigma
John Woloshevich asks Sangamon county circuit court for permission to rename himself Wallace after friends stuttered on his name. He insists he has no ties to Lenin Trotzky and resents being casually connected to Bolshevik references.
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International News Service
Springfield
John Woloshevich
Sangamon County
Wallace
Woloshevich
Russia
Voloshevich
Dillon 10 Meet Anaconda High Saturday in Daly Gym
Anaconda high meets Dillon’s Beaverhead five at Daly gym Saturday evening. Dillon’s fast Western team, with three years on the floor, arrives after easy wins including a Bozeman victory. lineup shifts place Boyles at forward and Conroy at guard to shore up weaknesses as Helena tournament plans stir schedule changes with games set against Butte, Deer Lodge, and Missoula.
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Anaconda High
Daly Gymnasium
Dillon
Beaverhead
Bozeman
Boyles
Canny Myers
Conroy
Butte
Helena
Anaconda
Deer Lodge
Missoula
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