Tough welters clash at Broadway tonight
New York closely notes bantam weight realm as Boe Lynch holds the title by circumstance while Johnny Curtin and Pancho Villa vie for pace. Critics critique the crop with Midget Smith Moore Wolfe and Martin fading, Burman as a possible challenger, and Pee Wee Kaiser falling to Curtin’s punch in the shifting bantam division.
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Peewee
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White Leonard bout closed says Charley
Chicago January 17 Charley White lightweight boxer announced that he has closed a match with Benny Leonard the champion but the date has not yet been set He also stated he signed to meet Rocky Kansas in Madison Square Garden New York January 19 Kansas has not signed the agreement yet
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Charley White
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Rocky Kansas
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Deer Lodge beats Butte in playoff thriller
Deer Lodge edged Butte in a tense playoff after a tie, as fast pace and whirlwind plays electrified fans. Key scorers included Parrell and Joviek, with William noticed from Powell team contributing despite the late setback. The county aggregation aims to rebound in the next valley matchup and extend their current string of victories.
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Oth Neame
Athe Avera
Parrell Ted
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Powell
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Joviek Tor
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Ene
Thierkos Haydon
Porwara
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Busy Hoop Week Faces Scholastic Squad From Purple and White
The HCH sextet, coached by Harry Dahlberg, travels with Aho Jovick Worden as forwards and Titer koff Olson Shaffer Mattlock Conchin as the guard and center rotations. Captain Thompson ends scholastic eligibility, while younger players Aho and Worden step in, with Worden reserve forward. They face Butte High in Deer Lodge and then Darby Hamilton Stevensville in upcoming games.
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Hamilton
Stevensville
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Powell County Echolastics
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Jovick
Worden
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Shaffer
Mattlock
Conchin
Thompson
Dahlbers
Protest What Minor Leagues Lost Fewer Players to Majors
New York January 17 statistics show five protesting minor leagues committee less affected by major league reapplication in 1922. Major leagues signed 288 players from all minors, 151 by purchase and 115 by options, 22 by draft. Protesting five saw 42 bought and 49 taken on option, averaging one player per league.
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American Association
International
Pacific Coast
Western
Grizzlies Return Home From Northwest Tour
The University of Montana Grizzlies returned to Missoula after a Northwest tour, losing the finale to Washington State College 38 to 13. WSC built a 16 point halftime lead as Roberts led the winners with four field goals while Badgley of Montana outscored him with three field goals and ten free throws attempted. A cat proof fence encloses a Bird Sanctuary study area gifted to the Connecticut Audubon Society.
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Northwest
Washington State College
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University heat plant final test set for Wednesday
In Missoula on January 11 a preliminary test of the new state university heating plant was completed. Final testing will proceed midweek under engineer Hans Meyers and George Craven, state board examiners chief. The plant’s capacity will reach four boilers, doubling the old system, with about 20 tons of coal daily needed to heat buildings now finished and those under construction. Construction began last spring and the building was finished in October with the steam distribution system partly in service since November.
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Hans Meyers
George Craven
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Horticultural Society Opens Missoula Session
Missoula January 17 opening sessions of the Montana Horticultural Society focused on soil fertility. May or Beacom welcomed visitors as the 26th convention began with speeches by George Welsel and Fred Barker. Dr J Porter gave the president’s address. Afternoon speakers included Harvey Thornber Edmund Burke and F M Harrington. Evening program featured moving pictures and Bozeman educator F S Cooley. Wednesday will cover small fruits apiaries spraying and farm home methods.
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Montana Horticultural Society
W. H. Beacom
George Welsel
Chamber of Commerce
Fred Barker
J. Porter
W. L. Shovell
Department of Horticulture
Harvey Thornber
Miss Lee
The
State College
Babe Ruth Home After Operation
Babe Ruth has returned home after surgery at a New York hospital. The Yankee slugger says the wound will not hinder winter training and expects a quick recovery.
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Mooney to Join Leavitt as Secretary in Washington
Great Falls writer Guy Ht. Mooney will leave for Washington next month to serve as secretary to Congressman Scott Leavitt. Mooney, a University of Montana alumnus and former editor, has been with the Great Falls Tribune since last May as telegraph desk chief and city staff court reporter. Leavitt will be accompanied by Coel Milles as personal stenographer, with Mooney remaining in the Washington office until Congress convenes.
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Butte Boxer Battlers Set for Manhattan Club Show
Butte boxing star Joe Simonich headlines a four bout card at the Broadway theater under promoter Homer Stone. Simonich meets Delores' cowboy Padgett in the main event, while Bill Batte and Buster Brandon open the program. Marine Ranier meets Vee ute ser, with Butler facing Bil in the semis. Training reports note Monahan seeking revenge on Battling Leidie as the old score fuels the night.
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Finstiana
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K. C. Loughlin
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Jana
Bill Bate
Buster Brandon
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Monahan
Leidie
Helena
Mare Island
Marine Corps
Texas
Dick Sharp
Portland
Dick Marron
North
Dixie Lahood
O. K
Homer Stone
Manhattan
Detroit grid coach hails eleven raving maniacs
Adolph Schultz, ex Michigan star and new University of Detroit coach, praised 11 raving maniacs as the squad opens fall play. He told Detroit students and alumni at a reception last night that you can’t beat 11 raving maniacs with football heads.
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University of Michigan
University of Detroit
Detroit
Babe Ruth Operated On For Forearm Ulcer
Babe Ruth underwent an operation for a small ulcer on his left forearm at St Vincent's hospital today. He appeared unexpectedly in New York from his farm shortly after midnight. The report notes previous years and a reference to road construction spending from 1910 to 1921.
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New York
Babe Ruth
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York
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Frisch Aims To Match Eddie Collins As Top All Around Player
Chicago January 17 Frisch, superb second baseman for the New York Giants, is rapidly assuming the title once worn by Eddie Collins of the White Sox as the greatest all around player in the two leagues. Experts debate if Frisch will reach Collins heights, noting Frisch’s York University roots and his football background at Fordham. Frisch’s drive and versatility echo Collins, who was Columbia quarterback and a famed All American. In 175 games last season Frisch figured in two of the three most spectacular plays observed by the writer.
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