Butte Bowlers Start Last Lap Of Tourney Changes In Rules
TEAMMAKES HIT IN JAPLAND TALENT LOCATED By JAMES MCLAIN, ational News Service Staff Frespondent. TOKIO Jan 15 The combination Major league baseball team from the United States under Herbert Hunter recently for China and the Philippines after six weeks in Japan They won everything and by large scores have a single game which was a lake. The greatest visit to playing of tet with the stars in their helping these boys and giving an unprecedented boost to the game in this country. Under the tutelage of Tush Boyt and Pennock great improvement was noticed in Tokio college pitchers during their three weeks say here and the same applied to George Kellys instrn Dasenen Johnny as the native shortstops and through the lineup. Varsity hur le rs good. The big leaguers were much impressed by the quality of the players they found here and their opink of the Beflex some of by bredit the entire best On the offense base running bi cation of the you been neglected they ever the edited Players here d eclared Viscount Shibusawa and several other statesmen and local business men voiced the belief that the visit of the baseball players had a diplomatic value There is no doubt of they made many friends among the masses for America.
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United States
Herbert
Hunter
China
Philippines
Japan
Tush
Boyt
Pennock
Snent
Tokio College
George Kelly
Dasenen
Johnny
Edi
Viscount Shibusawa
America
W. H. Goodher
Canada
Rough final tuneup for fighters card at Manhattan gym
Joe Simonich leads a late afternoon rough work session at the Manhattan gym as the fight card for Thursday looms. Padgett Monahan Seldie Raniers and others hit light work while Monahan Leidie and Tadgett show added skill and power in noted bouts.
Mile tracks facing in many centers of harness sport
W H Goodher notes the decline of mile harness tracks as land costs rise and suburban development encroaches. Half mile tracks offer better visibility for spectators, with more action per visit. He cites four second time gaps, wider tracks reducing crowding, and recalls many cities once hosting mile venues.
Walker Delivers Knockout To Hypha Champion
In Salt Lake City Georgie Sollis of Salt Lake won a decision over Earl Latimer in a late eight round bout. Sollis dominated early and finished with a clear victory after eight rounds tonight.
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Phia
Jan
Elyx
Latzo
Hazelton
Sollin
Associated
Salt Lake City
Utah
Georgie Sollis
Salt Lake
Sollis
Eddie Dugan Returns to Top Form at Ti Juana Meet
Veteran jockey Eddie Dugan, who retired briefly and then returned for the Ti Juana meet, aims to regain his place among America’s elite. Critics believe his punch and courage remain, recalling his 1907 to 1911 triumphs alongside riders like Walter Miller and Joe Notter, with victories on horses such as Ividere Fritz Harbert and others in major stakes.
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Eddie Dugan
America
Dugan
Walter Miller
W. Knapp
Joe Notter
Carroll Shilling
Phil Musgrave
Ividere
Fritz
Harbert
Fair Play
Strom
Boxing Professor Shevlin Charted as Championship Contender
Professor Shevlin, a Dartmouth instructor and welterweight, emerged as a rising boxing contender with a career spanning amateur success, a return to professional bouts, and notable scalps including Nate Singel, Young Kirby, Jack Perry, and George Ward. He represented the United States at the Queen’s boxing tournament for allied navies in London before turning 29.
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Shevlin
Cornell
Ithaca
Dartmouth
Aseen
London
England
Johnnny Bashan
Shev
Nate Singel
Young Kirby
Jack Perry
Dave Shade
George Ward
Ice Carnival features added at Central High
Central high school plans an all night ice carnival at Holland rink with band music and spectacular ice numbers. Proceeds benefit athletic teams coached by Steve Sullivan. Judges Ed Dower John Meglen Tom OBrien. George McManus will start races. Concessions run by girl alumni Katharine Naughton Peggy Nevin Katherine Mullins. Committee meets at 7 30 PM at the K of C building for final details.
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Central High School
Holland Ice Rink
Roosters
Steve Sullivan
Paul
Miss Miles
Ed Dower
John Meglen
Tom O'Brien
George McManus
Maroon and White
Katherine Naughton
Pegey Nevin
Katherine Mullins
Boosters
K. of C
Hockey players to start work today at Lake Avoca
Me.abers of Boucher nockey crust that played the Washoe athletic team in Anaconda. Sundays will begin Practice today at Lake Avoca for their hame there next Sunday with the Anacondans. The lineup of the team that played in Anaconda is as follows: O'Connor goal Clarke point Morrell cover point Landon rover ery center Havery left wing M Donald right wing eR TAKES MATCH. Jan. 15 Joe Stecher heavyweight wrestler won a two fall match here tonight from Yousef Hassane the Turk first fall after one hour three minutes and 45 seconds second in 16 minutes. Both resulted from Stecher's scissors hold Carl Furnes of the University of Minois defeated Abe Caplin Salt Lake city middleweight after four minutes and 50 seconds with a double wrist lock and scissors on the head. They went on for a second bout of minutes which was declared a draw although Furnes said if he did not throw Caplan he was willing to lose the decision. DULUTH Minn Jan 15 Morrie Schlaifer Omaha and Dave Shade San Francisco welterweights have been signed for a 10 round bout here Feb 9 it was announced here today.
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Cowboy Padsett
Manhattan
Elu
Simonich
Padgett
Monahan
Seldie
Raniers
Butler
Railbirds
Manakin
Helena
Tadgett
Alvis
Cowboy
St. Joseph
Johnny Tillman
Jimmy ‘Jones
Youngstown
Ohio
Dave Shade
Pittsburg
Billy Wright
Seattle
Detroit
Boston
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Boucher
Nockey
Washoe Athletic
Anaconda
Lake Avoca
Anacondans
O'Connor
Clarke
Morrell
Landon
Rover
Erry
Havery
M Donald
Joe Stecher
Yousef Hassane
Stecher
Carl Furnes
University of Minois
Abe Caplin
Salt Lake City
Furnes
Caplan
Duluth
Minn
Morrie Schlaifer
Omaha
San Francisco
Directors deny Gene Sarazen British Open leave
New York January 16 Associated Press says Briarcliff Lodge directors refused to grant Gene Sarazen a five or six week leave of absence to compete in the British Open. The decision, announced as tentative, with definitive action pending his West and South exhibition tour return, leaves Sarazen silent awaiting reply.
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New York
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Briarcliff Lodge
Briarclif Manor
N. Yo
Sarazen
Angeles
Jan
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Farelift Lodge
Alrectty
All accused in Iki bout declared innocent
A May 18 report from the French boxing federation committee finds all accused in the alleged frameup of the championship bout between Auling Ik and Georges Carpentier innocent. The panel said no wrongdoing by those named, concluding the probe.
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Paris Dan
Auling
Ikl
Georges Carpentier
Hoxinge Federation
Inittes
Miners and K of C Open Net Games at Gym Tonight
Butte hosts first fast basketball night as School of Mines faces Knights of Columbus at 8 20 for an 9 o'clock tipoff. Lineups feature Lang Thompson McCormick for Mines and Hardin Boyer Havey Zundel Sullivan for K of C with key guards and centers contested. The double bill includes Boy Scout schedule at Butte High Gym.
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Knights of Columbia Quints
Ore Diggers
Bobcat Five
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Bozeman
K. of C. Crew
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Lead. SD
Lefty Ryan
Battery A Tena
Minneapolis
Ben Hardin
Dick Boyer
Wilbur Zundel
Steve Sullivan
Carroll
McGough
Guilio
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School of Mines
K. of C
Guire
Thompson
McCormick
Ryan Lett
Abel
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Boyer
Pedlar Palmer Challenges Driscoll at Age 46
Pedlar Palmer once British bantam champion, now 46, challenges Jim Driscoll. Palmer began in 1891, held the Brit title for a decade, defeated stars like George Dixon and Spike Robson, but suffered a quick loss to Terry McGovern in New York. He retired from active boxing in 1912 after several comeback attempts.
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Palmer
Jim Driscoll
Billy Plimmer
Joe Bowker
George Dixon
Billy Rochford
Dave Sullivan
Spike Robson
Terry McGovern
Terry
England
London
Jewelers Sweep Cyanides In BA Bowling League
In last night’s BA class game the Jewelers defeated the Cyanides 2436 to 2127. Merrick led with 626 three game pins, while no activity occurred in class A. An insert promotes Foley medicines using a mail-in offer.
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Jewelers
Merrick
New Prize for Best Man in Y M C A Alleys
Report covers Class C-1 bowlers opening half of league play at Butte Y M C A alleys, with new rules, prizes, and roster changes announced. Davis trophy gold medal to top bowler with highest average over 75 percent of games. penalties, substitutions, and referee duties outlined. teams and schedules set for the season amid league adjustments.
Drunk Man Pays Taxi After Patrol Encounters In Ohio
Niles Ohio reports Charles Willa Alabaman, a habitual drinker, became drunk and faced police. A patrol officer arrived, a taxi was called, and Williams was jailed briefly. He paid the taxi fare and fines, then departed.
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Niles
Ohio
Charles Willa Alabaman
Williams
Five Foot Japan Is Crack Billiardist
Kinsey Matemjanen, a five foot tall Japanese billiard expert, aims to defeat players twice his height. He notes slow growth of the game in Japan but expects to meet top competitors and push toward a championship match soon.
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Kinsey Matemjanen
Matsinjanen
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