Stratfords Lose First Game In KC Basketball Night
Yellow Cabs beat Hennessy 31 to 14 in the Commercial Basketball League at KC gym. Stratfords, previously unbeaten, fell 21 to 10 to the Montana Powers. Broadway edged by 31 to 14 as Kim Oringer led Yellow Cabs with 13 points.
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Yellow Cabs
K. C. Gym
Hennessy
Stratfords
Quint
Montana
Kim Origgers
Broadways
All Tin
Aho
Hennemays
Hunt
Mullins
Wale
Holland
Kelly
McCormick
McCarthy
Reevers
Sulivan
Sullivan
Matlock Mille
Woodman
Aronen
J. Sullivan
Montana Powers
Stratford
Bullivan
Solberg
Manion
Penaluna and Graham duel for mile crown at Holland rink
Tom Penaluna, a youthful skater, pushed Montana champion Dan Graham to a one foot finish in the mile championship at Holland rink. Penaluna clocked 3 07 as Martin Cromkey and Doyle also starred in the event. The Montana titles and upcoming hockey kit events promise a busy material day with relay races and Western Woolen Mille matchups on the program.
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Tom Penaluna
Dan Graham
Montana
Holland Rink
Trent
Martin Cromkey
Htovert ‘Doyle
Fastest girl skaters matched for carnival in Butte
Miss Catherine Condon and Miss Rosalie Guay, top female skaters in Butte, are paired as a special attraction for the annual municipal ice carnival to be held Saturday and Sunday. The event features boy and girl skating championships, with medals for winners. The park ice track has been prepared in splendid shape, drawing more than 200 youthful skaters, and free admission is planned for the public.
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Catherine Condon
Rosalie Guay
Butte
Yeater
Lce
Buttes
Rounding Third! Hugh A Jennings selects all time all star teams
The author lists three all time all star baseball teams from early to modern eras. He cites players by position including first base, second base, shortstop, third base, catchers, and pitchers, noting that selections reflect personal opinion and span open-ended careers. He discusses differences between teams and defends inclusion of greats like Cobb and Wagner while acknowledging debate over placement and era balance.
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Arm
Chase
Lajoie
Wagner
Witven
A. Collns Weaver
Teaas
Sisler
Eddie Collins
Youngs
Heth
Hornby
Prisch
Sho
Hornsby
Ra Relech
Sur Baez
Pnfleders
Uthel
George Lister
Hal
Ik Siler
Ihele
Johnson
Walsh
Alexander
Waddell
Brown
Meinnity
Mathewson
Teasle
Collins
Two Stars Could Spark St. Louis Pennant Hope
Norman E. Brown reviews the odds for a St. Louis pennant as rogers hornsby and Branch Rickey era changes shape the Cardinals and Browns. He notes Hornsby's rise to manager and the teams' recent struggles with injuries and internal friction, while praising Hornsby's impact on the Cardinals.
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Norman E. Brown
FIORE
Evernot
St. Louis
Rogers Hornsby
Hornsby
Cardinals
Scholastic Fives Meet In Hoop Solace Tonight
Butte high team prepares for a tough home game against Missoula scholastics in a district showdown. Missoula has three wins this season while Butte has defeated Helena Anaconda and Deer Lodge, shaping tourney prospects. The Purple squad faces a veteran Missoula lineup as excitement builds for next month’s Mining district tourney in Butte.
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Butte High
Missoula
Butte
Iutte Uikewise
Helena
Anaconda
Deer Lodge
Philipsburg
Olympic skating champ beaten in New York
New York indoors saw world champion Joe Moore leap ahead early in the 47 lap three mile race at Madison Square Garden. Charley Gorman trailed by a 10 yard margin as Moore finished first. Thunberg set an indoor two mile record of 6 13 4 5.
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Associated Press
New York
Joe Moore
Charley Gorman
Jett Clas
Thunberg
Madison Square Gaten
Moore
Tovtian Acrose
Gorman
Thun
Midget Boxers Scheduled to Entertain Tonight
Tonight at the American Legion gym a number of midget boxers from Pat Sullivan's Boys' club will enter in a series of bouts. It is the first uptown appearance of the season for the youngsters with lively matches planned. The boys have trained faithfully for tonight's card and are in good shape. Everyone is invited to watch the card.
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American Legion
Pat Sullivan
Grange and manager sued for fifty thousand dollars
Harold Grange and his manager Charles C. Pyle, plus four others, are named defendants in a $50,000 damage suit filed in Los Angeles Superior Court. The plaintiff, George Lazo, claims breach of contract over arranging a football game in the city. Two others named with Grange and
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Pyle
P. H. Halbriter
Grange
Chicago Bears
Los Angeles Tigers
B. Ti.Dyas
Sporting Goods
Sal Lazo
Hame
Lazo
Associated Press
Los Angeles
Harold “Red” Grange
Charles C. Pyle
George Lazo
Plainiff
Los Angles
Delaney Debuts as Heavyweight in New York Match
Jack Delaney of Bridgeport will debut in the heavyweight division against Young Bob Fitzsimmons of Nutley at Madison Square Garden. Delaney, who weighed about 170 pounds, seeks a fresh start after a recent defeat by champion Paul Borlenbach, while Fitzsimmons sits near 190. other bouts include Joe Dundes versus Duck McVey and Frank Moddy opposing Benny Ross.
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Sea Poon
York
Paul Borlenbach
Jack Delane
Bridgeport
Conn
Bob Fitz Mimmons
Nutley
Madison Square Garden
Delaney
Wite Mimmons
Joe Dundes
Baltimore
Duck McVey
New York
Frank Moddy
Benny Ross
Buffalo
N. Y
Strangler Lewis Defeats Wayne Munn for Heavyweight Title
Associated Press reports Strangler Lewis retained the world heavyweight title by defeating Wayne Munn in three falls. Munn won the first fall in 26 minutes 56 seconds with a half Nelson and crotch hold. Lewis won the second in 3 minutes 4 seconds, and after a groggy third fall lasting about four minutes and 63 seconds, Munn’s manager Ed White threw in the towel as Munn appeared dazed in the ring.
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Associated Price
Trangler Lewis
Wayne
Big
Munn
Enwie
Jack
Ed White
Pinkey Mitchell Defeats Russie Leroy In Fargo Bout
Pinkey Mitchell of Milwaukee, junior welterweight world champion, defeated Russie Leroy of Fargo in a ten round bout. Leroy led until the fifth round as Mitchell found his rhythm, then dominated, sending Aussie to the canvas for a nine count in the seventh before another knockdown.
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Fargo
N.D
Pinkey Mitchell
Milwaukee
Russie Leroy
Leroy
Mitchell
Pinkey
Zal Sound
Aitehell
Brother of Andy Smith Unable to Attend Rite
Richard Smith brother of Andy Smith late UC football coach collapsed hours before funeral at Elks Club and due to family strain urged by a physician not to attend. He then boarded a train to Philadelphia after recovering enough to return home. Hundreds filled the club quarters as services and viewing drew mourners from Philadelphia and Pennsylvania with large flower tributes.
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Associated Press
Berkeley
Richard Smith
Andy Smith
University of California
Elks Club
Smith
Philadelphia
West
Andy
Gooch
Pennsylvania
Prominent Champs Lose Ground in 1925 Boxing Rankings
The 1925 International boxing ranking list selected by Tex Hickard lists Jack Dempsey atop the heavyweight division while relegating Rocky Kansas and Charley Rosenberg. The piece names numerous boxers from cities like Montreal Los Angeles Philadelphia and New York and notes other notables such as Stribling Mandell Terris and Goodrich among those featured in the rankings.
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Associated Press
New York
Jack Dempsey
Rocky Kansas
Charley
Phil) Rosenberg
Lst
Tex Hickard
Ring
Inault
Montreal
Mai Ifiman
Los
Brigimmy
Melarain
Joe Hobby Garcia
Dempsey Talks of Los Angeles Bout
Los Angeles promoters and Jack Doyle edge toward a Harry Wills title fight with up to 2,000,000 backing. Dempsey sets conditions including a 10 day window for East negotiations and a $50,000 charity pledge matched by his side. Sacramento criticizes any California purse of 750,000 or more.
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Associated Pro
Los Angeles
Jack Doyle
California
Jack Dempsey
Harry. Wills
Labor Day
Dempacy
Doyle
Los Angeles Coliseum
Floyd Fitzsimmons
South Bend
Ind
East
Dempsey
Orthopedic Hospital For
Fitzsimmons
Preas
Sacramento
Harry Wills
William H. Hanlon
Sacramento. Tee Today
Hanton
Bobcats Ready for Big Schedule at Montana State
Montana State Bobcats open their Intercollegiate basketball season January 21 at home against Utah Agricultural College after a 16 game coast trip. They will compete in the Utah Montana Division of the Rocky Mountain conference, aiming for the conference title. Captain Adolph Hartwig led scoring with 11 field goals and 20 free throws in 18 games.
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Bozeman
Pacific Coast
BobCats
Montana State College
Utah Agricultural College
Utah-Montana
Rocky Mountain
Colorado-Wyoming
Adolph Hartwig
Montana
Bobcat
Saints Exhibit Basket Tossers in First Battle
Helena high school opened a revival tournament with a decisive win over Butte Contras, led by Good Shaw and Bolkovats in a balanced attack. Keppler and Murray topped Butte scoring as Powellites Rivers and McGillis anchored the visiting lineup, with lineups listed for Central forward Shaw Chew Nugent Bolkovats Murray Sullivan Smith Keppler Brown O’Leary Hanley.
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Helena
Charles
Butte Contras
Boseman
Betheamr
Saints
Good
Shaw
Bolko
Vatz
Masons
Keppler
Murray
Butte
Powellites
Rivers
McGillis
Chew
Nugent
Bolkovats
Sullivan
Smith É . Keppler
Brown
Last Minute Shopping Features League Meet Ends in Deals
At Avalon and Santa Catalina delegates wrapped a three day meeting with busy deals and resignations. About 25 players shifted teams as major and minor league clubs adjusted rosters including Lora class B C and D clubs. Tearney resigned as president. Dale Gear elected to head the Western association. pace of sales remained brisk on the return trip with several coast league moves and cash transactions.
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Associated Press
Avalon
Santa Gatalina
Ing
al Tearney
Dale Gear
Soern
Wes
Bill Whales
Ton Angeles
Little Rock
Tor
Buck Freeman
Denver
Oakand
Ken Penner
Houston
Wichita
Kan
Pete Compton
Berley
Texas Golf Honors Won by Visiting Players
Associated Press report from San Antonio notes day one of the fifth annual Texas open golf tournament awarding first pro honors to four visiting players Phi Hester of Tulsa John Golden of Patterson N J and Al Espinosa of Chicago tied for amateur event with 8 points each and prize split while John Rogers of Pittsburg won the driving contest with 51 points edging William Menthorn of Chicago and Abe Espinosa of San Francisco
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Associated Press
San Antonio
Texas
Phi Hester
Tulsa
John Golden
Patterson
N. J
al Espinosa
Chicago
John Rogers
Pittsburg
Athering
William Menthorn
Abe Espinosa
San Fran
Sophomore vaults 13 feet 1 inch at Yale trial
Sabin W Carr of Duluaie Iowa set a 13 feet 1 inch indoor pole vault mark at the Yale Willis Brook trial in New Haven during the Yale Willis Brook meet. The existing record listed is 18 feet held by H R Sheriff of the University of Pennsylvania. BASKET ALL Adena Helena Deer Lodge.
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Sabin W Carr
Duluaie
Iowa
Yale
H.R. Sheriff
University of Pennsylania
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