Hundreds at Clark Park final day of city skating carnival
Hundreds gathered as Dixie Lahood and Young Nationalista led a furious bantam showdown with close finishes in boys and girls races. The city park committee staged 1926 events under the Parks and Playgrounds Board with Loomis Winter Garden Orchestra providing music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark Park
Dixie Lahood
Young Nationalista
Butte
City Parks and Play Committee
Peter Potter
Anaconda Company
Loomis Winter Garden
Muriel White
Agnes McGillvary
Ure
Harvey ‘Girard
Alva Whit
Harry Stine
Rosnwall
Penaluna
Mal Mile
Helen O'Connail
Agnene “Mecilvary
Selee and McGraw Shaped Early Baseball Greats
A nostalgic profile of Hall of Fame era managers Frank Selee and John McGraw. Selee’s patient leadership built Boston and Chicago foundations, while McGraw’s strict discipline and tactical eye molded top Giants and Yett-handers like Doyle and Marquard into sustained contenders and stars.
Butte Rinks Take Early Lead In Hobbins Cup Curling
Butte curlers dominated the opening round against Anaconda, winning 39 to 19 as three Butte rinks defeated Anaconda squads. Ice conditions favored Butte, with play lasting into the night. The Hobbins cup pits Butte and Anaconda clubs weekly, tallying points to crown the season winner.
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Anaconda
Butte
Hobbins
Ansconda
Hutte—Lantz
Kidd
Muteh
D. McMillan
Bry9on
Martin
Tucker
Himerson
utto—Mackinnon
Witherspoon
J. McMilland
Barker
Anacon icKey
Charles
Munn
Kip
Butte-Morley
Gillis
Peraam
Meyers
Krum
Whyte
Jette
Athletes AWAIT Call to Battle in Winter Tests
News highlights Europe versus America in a multi sport international challenge. Skating stars Clas Thunders and Joe Moore clash. tennis pits Helen Wills against Suzanne Lenglen. golf pairs Arnaud Massyer Archie Compston versus Jim Barnes. Hockey, boxing, and track also featured with notable results and upsets shaping the early season.
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York
Europe
Broad International
Two Continents
Tonn Court
Clas ‘Thunders
Finland
Joe Moore
America
Helen’ Wills
Suzane Lengien
France
Jean Borotta Rene la Coste
Wil
Mam T Tilden
Ivan Podduny
Russia
Joe Stecher
G. R. Goodwin
England
Willie Plant
Arnaud Masyer
Archie Compston
Europé
Jim Barnes
Walter’ Hagen
Harry Will
Gene
Georges Carpeninst
Mike McTigue
Tommy Milligan
Mickey Walker
Erle’ Hagenlacher
Germany
Jake" Schaefer
Hubert Houben
Loren Murchison
Chet Bow
the Hart “Hubbard
Charley Paddock
Adeain’ Paulen
Holland
Alan Helftrich
Americ
Massey
Compton
Florida
Thonberg
Olympic
Moore
Schaefer
Hdouard Horemans
Belgium
Thunberg
Oscar Mathieson
Norway
Tomich Grocery rolls high score of season at Y
Tomich Grocery defeated Truzzolinos Sunday in a postponed match at home. Tomich posted the season high 2,871 team total and a 238 high single, with J Jovick leading the day at 638. Tomich contributions included 196 168 236 and 182 182 223 from team members as Truzzolinos struggled to keep pace.
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Tomich Grocery
Tramsolinos
Hoon
Tomichs
Tomich
J Jovick
J. Tomich
Puloh
Bo Jovick
Truzzolinos
F. Mudresss
Ase Talimer
McKinley
Sas Mooney
Fred Young Wins Gun Trophy After Four Shootoffs
Fred Young of the Marquettes captured the Sheets-Powell shotgun trophy at the Bute Gun Club traps in Rocker, after four shootoffs with Charles Goddard. Maurice Humber led the regular 100, then withdrew in the shootoff, leaving Young to beat Goddard 26 to 24. Humber led singles. Roy Leighton won the File event with a score of 4. High wind affected the day as shooters faced gusts and glare.
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Fred Young
Sheets-Powell
Bute
Rocker
Charles Goddard
Maurice Humber
Young
Goddard
Humber
Angus McLeod
Roy Leighton
Suzanne Lengren and Suzanne Rival Share Riviera Moment
Suzanne Lenglen and Suzanne Lenglen of Nice meet in Cannes under bright skies as two female players exchange praise and friendly chatter at Frank Gould's club. Suzanne plans singles entry at Metropole Notes tournament amid sunlit Riviera, while American Suzanne enjoys sightseeing and practice with Riviera conditions noted. Invitations go to 5000 schools for the 22nd national Interscholastic meet at University of Chicago with Fort Collins and Culver Military Academy titles from last year.
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Moston
Frank Selee
Selee
Tean
Boston
Hoston
Chicago
Seleo
Frank Leroy Chance
Cubs
Suzanne Lengren
France
Riviera
Frank Gould
Mile
Suzanne
Nice
Dmire Helen
California
Cannes
Riviera Sunlighnd
Kely
University of Chicago
Fort Collins
Col
Culver Military Academy
Municipal Stadium
Smith Wins Texas Open After Cruikshank Slump
MacDonald Smith of Great Neck wins the Texas open golf championship at Brackenridge, finishing 288 to Cruikshank’s 289 after Cruikshank falters on the final holes. Burke, Cooper, and Espinosa tie for third at 292 with late struggles for Cruikshank and a remarkable 16th hole shot by Smith.
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Antonio
MacDonald Smith
Great Neck
Smith
Cruikshanks
Oklahoma City Star
Inwood
N. C
Bobby Jones
Atlanta
Cruikshank
Jack Burke
Houston
Harry Cooper
Dallas
Abe Espinosa
San Francisco
Waterloo
Joe Turneat
Elmsford
Brackenridge
Lima All Stars Top Idaho Buck Shop in 35 to 20 Victory
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports in Lima on January 11 that the Lima All Stars defeated the Pocatello Buck Shop Basket Ball team 35 to 20 after earlier beating Montana Normalites 84 to 18. A large crowd observed the game, with two Pocatello coaches and a 25 member band in attendance. The Colorado golf tournament will be held at Cherry Hills in Denver from August 23 to 28, announced by the Colorado State Golf Association during a Denver meeting on January 17.
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Iger
McGraw
Marquettes
Anaconda
Holland Rink Yeatorday
Gerry
Sylvester
Wermages
Routledge
Lee
Western Woolen Mills
Marquetten
Onda
Ilo
Goat
Chase
Emmons
Hartzell
McLeon Roberts
Standard
Lima
Lima All- Stars
Montana Normalites
Pocatello Buck Shop
Pocatello
Denver
Cherry Hills Country Club
Colorado State Golf Association
Filipino boxer Nationalista in Charleston training for title bout
Filipino boxer Nationalista trains with Charleston steps to develop limbs ahead of a bantam clash at the Broadway theater. Promoters and ringsiders note his improved conditioning after recent workouts with Lahood, Dempsey, and Sarmiento, with Nash praised for power and footwork as he prepares for the fight night.
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Legion
Dempsey
Nationalista
Sarmiento
Dixie Lahood
Jimmy Lundy
Lew Mihelich
Young Terry
Mpsey
Pete Sarin
Helena
Lahood
Inland
Nash
Eisle
Los Angeles
Ringsiders
Baseball Rumors Air Over 1925 Season Moves and Injuries
The piece discusses Jack Quinn's 13 and 11 record with the Red Sox and Athletics last season as his best since 1920, and hints he may rebound after another winter of speculation he was through. It cites Topper Rigney’s possible moves among several cities, with clubs seeking infielders, a potential New York landing, and trade talk involving Hoyt or Jones. Rigney’s stomach trouble and possible mental factors are noted, plus Dan Rogers’ claim Kansas will defend his title against Benny Leonard next summer, with a closing taunt about the idea.
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Selee
Seles
Frank Chance
Change
Cubs
Chance
McGraw
Ogle
Larry
Doste
Heath
Giants
Doyle
Fane
Polo Grounds
New York
George Kelly
Kelly
Nik Dlay
Rube” Maralard
Indianapolis
Gopright
United
Jack Quinn
Red Sox
Athletics
Rigney
Detroit Tigers
White Sox
Detroit
Miller
W. Hoyt
Sam Jones
Cobb
Boston
Howard Ehmke
Chicago
Dan Rogers
Rocky Kansas
New York States
Jimmy Goodrich
Kansas
Benny Leonard
Lazzeri Heads for Tough Talk with Yanks
Tony Lazzeri’s move to training camp with the New York Yankees sparks stern talk amid high publicity. He faces pressure to live up to fame after a record pace in 200-plus games, while critics note conditions in Salt Lake Park inflated his home run total and warn about East Coast expectations.
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Tony Lazzeri
Salt Lake
New York Yankees
Steve Moloney
Tony
Salt’ Lake Park
Puther
Willie Kamm
Jack Bentley
Wayland Dean
Jimmy O'Connell
Psycho Symbology Lecture At Suolock Tonight
Mrs Charlotte Burgess will speak this evening on the relation of psychology metaphysics and symbolism to alchemy at the Leonard Suolock venue, outlining key connections and insights for attendees.
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Charlotte Burgess
Suolock
the Leonard
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