Missoula Beats Butte in Tight 16 to 12 High School Clash
Missoula high posted a 16 to 12 victory over Butte high at the Butte gym. Wendt led Missoula with scoring and aided by a strong guard pair, while Butte fought to close a late gap as Coyle and Kelly contributed key baskets. The game stayed close through three quarters with Missoula pulling ahead late in the final period.
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Butte High
Misoula High
Butte Gym
Missoula
Garden City
Fain Kelly
Wolve
Coyle
Hutte
Wendt
Kel
Misoula
Butte
Hughen
Dvorak
Kelly O'Leary
Mente
Basket Hook Incident Cloned Slot The Tine
An apparent mishap in a sports equipment setup involved a basket hook error where a slot was duplicated. The incident sparked questions about equipment safety and possible design flaw, with officials inspecting the arena and reviewing bench recordings for any contributing factors.
Jim Thorpe Announces Retirement From Sport
Jim Thorpe, renowned Indian athlete, announces retirement after a 30 year career. The Associated Press reports Thorpe’s decision comes amid a storied athletic life marked by Olympic success and professional competition.
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Utah Athletic Star Is Killed In Fall
The item notes a Utah athletic star killed in a fall while en route to a university event. It references Dave Shade of California defeating Jock Malone of Paul in a slow ten round bout reported by Associated Press from Paul, Minnesota, on January 15.
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Dave Shade
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Jock Malone
Aul
Rounding Third Highlighting Hanlon’s Baltimore Build
Hugh A Jennings recounts Ned Hanlon transforming the Baltimore Orioles from a weak second-division club into a dominant team through shrewd trades and patient development. He describes Hanlon as a measured, adaptable leader who fostered harmony, disciplined players, and a collective attack plan including bunt and hit-and-run. The piece recalls Temple Cup eras and Hanlon’s role in shaping early major league strategy.
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Hundreds of kids to skate at Municipal Ice event
More than 200 Butte boys and girls will compete as 18 races are staged at the municipal skating park. The free event, organized by the parks and playgrounds committee with local sponsors, features boys divisions, exhibitions by local skaters, and awards for top finishers.
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Butte
Commi Jeny
Copp ‘Company
Butte Electric Railway Company
Ernest Loomis
Winter Garden
Spec ‘Atore
Mrs Houthard
Eddie Hammer
Eorge McManus
Emmet McCormick
Wine Murphy
Mr. Baxter
Stewart Moormick
al Wilkinton
Ben Hardin
Sievert
Veterans saved for boneyard make up Dodgers nucleus
Veteran players rescued from the back trails of the major leagues become the nucleus for the Brooklyn Robins. Wilbert Robinson aims to rebuild with former Cubs infielder Rabbit Maranville Whitey Witt ex Yankee Mickey ONeil and others. Witt to center field Wheat left field Cox right field Barnes and Brown among new and aging players.
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Butte Curlers Meet Anaconda For Hobdins Trophy Tie
Butte and Anaconda curlers clash tonight at Anaconda club for the J. R. Hobdins trophy first contest. Teams are Mackinnon Morley GIs Barker skip versus Brimacombe J A McMillan Kidd McGregor skip in last night’s 21 to 13 win by Barker's vik over McGregor's. Substitutes include Brimacombe Good Wahlberg. Automobiles will transport them at 8 15.
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First Round Today in Gramma School Hockey
The Anal round of the Grama School Hockey league will be played for the Holland rink this morning with the championship game set for next Saturday. Washington Junior High has clinched the Copper league, and if Whittier defeats Franklin the Silver Teague title will be contested today by Whitters and Washing tons. Today's schedule lists Greeley versus Hawthorne, 2 o'clock. Franklin versus Whiter. Webster versus Garfeld. Grant versus Monroe. Sherman versus Emerson.
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Washington Junior High
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Franklin
Whitters
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Hawthorne
Whiter
Webster
White Sox focus on mound talent in winter trading
The Chicago White Sox reshuffle with a winter trading spree buying and selling to sharpen pitching depth. They acquired Alfonso Thomas from Baltimore, a standout minor leaguer who won 30 games last season, and drew on other pitchers like Cartney and Me Dre from the minors while adding two Indians. The haul includes prospect Lee Alanis and veteran infielders ready for the 1915 season, with Comiskey aiming for a strong pitching staff and potent offense.
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Edom
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Dre
Kart Cee
Bill Carney
Carney
Ardmore
Olin
Muskogee
Jim Carroll
Lee Alanis
Col
Okmulgee Hal Gata
Chester Satis Peer Ware
S.A
Peerepians
Kamo
Yeate
Bari
Sis
Shakeup planned by Brooklyn club
New York, Jan. 15. Evidence of a shake-up in the Brooklyn Nationals before the 1926 season is seen in a spring training roster listing only 12 players who started and finished the 1925 campaign. Survivors include pitchers Vance Grimes Ehrhart and Osborne infielders Stock Fournier and Terney and outfielders Wheat and Cox. Thirty-seven players total, including 17 pitchers, will be assembled by President-Manager Wither Robinson at Clearwater, Florida, Feb. 22 for conditioning and weed-out work.
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Brooklyn Nationals
Vance
Grimes
Ehrhart
Osborne
Stock
Fournier
Terney
Wheat
Cox
Withert Robinson
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Delaney Beats Fitzsimmons In Madison Square Garden Fight
New York January 18 Jack Delaney of Bridgeport Connecticut light heavyweight won a judges decision over Young Fitzsimmons of Nutley New Jersey son of the former heavyweight champion in a ten round bout at Madison Square Garden Delaney scored a fourth round knockdown and led near knockout before Fitzsimmons rallied to the end Fitzsimmons weighed 185½ pounds Delaney 168 pounds
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Graham sweeps track events at Holland rink carnival
Dan Graham, Montana ska champion, dominated the Holland rink carnival winning most events including the two file and 20 yard dashes. Tom McCeever and Tom Penaluna trailed in the 220. Marquette Western, and Anaconda hockey clubs competed in a relay that Millers won. Medals to be awarded tonight. relay between North and Souch Butte teams planned.
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City League Schedule On Marquette Alleys
The Marquette league lists matchups among city teams including Ore Fino Tee Butte Brewery Nevin Frank Baxley Montana Power Hagley Bagley and Mare transfer dates. Scheduled games span January through April with pairings such as Montana Power vs Butte and Oro Fino Tee vs Bagley and Nevin.
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Marquettes
Butte Brew
MacDonald Smith Leads ITEA Open Tourney
MacDonald Smith of New York led the ITEA Open at Breckenridge Municipal in San Antonio with two under par rounds totaling 138, after two rounds. Bobby Cruikshank and George Bowden followed at 141 and 142 respectively as Abe Espinosa, once favored, ended 147. College basketball scores from Manhattan Kansas and Colorado Springs are also listed.
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MacDonald Smith
New York
Joe Turnesa
Elmsford
N. Y
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George Bowden
Cincinnati
Jack’ Burke
Houston
AL Espinosa
Chicago
Abe
San” Francisco
Hilltoppers win third straight as Helena falls heavy
Mount St Charles scholastica won two games and rose as likely Helena high tournament winner. Helena routed Central 21 to 12, Bozeman defeated Deer Lodge 20 to 17, St Charles beat Helena 28 to 26 in a tight round robin. Standings show Gallatin and Central and Deer Lodge each with two defeats. final day games set with Deer Lodge and Bozeman.
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ENA
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Sof
Sainte
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Tennis dates clash between English and French circuits
American player Helen Wills trips to France and faces a scheduling clash between the French hard court championships opening June 2 and the Wightman Cup in England. French officials press Britain to move or defer the Wightman dates, fearing continued conflicts may bar French participation in 1921. Mersereau says no known clashes between France and the United States are anticipated and American players may compete in both countries.
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Mise Wille
Penly
Wim
Mersereau
United States Lawn’ Tennis Association
Smith Eulogized at Final Services
Smith eulogized at final services in Philadelphia where Lathan spoke of victory and unity as the community gathered to honor the late figure. A procession and tribute followed, reflecting on the individual’s impact and legacy in the city.
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German sprinter Houben to meet U S stars in New York meet
German sprint champion Hubert Houben, who defeated American greats such as Murchison and Paddock abroad last year, heads to Madison Square Garden on February 4 to clash with the U S stars including Hubbard. If successful, he may tour the country.
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Paavo Nurmi
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Hubert Houben
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Paddock
Prich
Murchison
de Hart Hubbard
Michigan U. Star
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