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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jan 19, 1923

Page

10

Butte to Host Montana Bobcats and Mines Diggers Hoops

Butte high gym opens intercollegiate season with Montana State College Bobcats, led by Capt. Dick Richards, facing the Mines School of Mines Ore Diggers. Ten players on the Bobcats, plus probable lineups and a curtain-raiser planned, with alumni attending and a comic intermission.

Butte Bobcats Ore Diggers High Gym Butte High Montana State College School of Mines Montana Doc” Jones Dillon Capt Dick Richards Billings Frank Hatfield Frank Beckley Bozeman Wallace Whitney Bruce Hollister Livingston Woody” de Wald Salt Lake Casey" Quint McCormick Gallo Thompson K. C. Quint Nebel Capt Havey Fat Sadie K. C Quinn Sullivan Rudolph O'Brien Cubs Aries, McGreal The Mines Bobcat G. Ott Romney Eetase Teins Oitcats Rftree Baternet Bret Aitecse Butie

McCarthy Rest of Story In League Dispute In Portland

William H. McCarthy president of the Pacific Coast League returns from Portland amid a leadership rift. He accuses directors of failing to handle the Klepper case and questions Landis's authority. McCarthy states the league repudiated the draft plan and suggests appealing to Landis, who he says has shown limited power.

San Francisco William H. McCarthy Pacific Coast League Portland McCarthy Landis Klepper Jack Lockhart Los Angeles Cook Salt Lake City J. Caling Oakland Ket McCarthy McCarhy Mr. McCarthy

Firpo Accepts Bout With Bill Brennan in New York

Buenos Aires, Jan 18. Luin Angel Firpo, South American heavyweight champion, accepts promoter Tex Richard’s offer for a Madison Square Garden bout with Bill Brennan on March 16. Firpo plans to sail for the United States on February 1 and, if successful, expects to be matched with Jack Dempsey within six months.

Buenos Aires Luin Angel Firpo South America Tex’ Richard New York BU Brennan Madison Square Garden Firpo United States Jack Dempsey

Nelson Says He Is Fit To Lead New York Boxing Commission

Former lightweight and world champion Battling Nelson asserts in a letter that he is the right man to head the New York boxing commission. He recounts offers to throw fights in earlier days, refusing bribes, and notes public interest in his candidacy while detailing past earnings and notable bouts with Joe Gans and other opponents.

Bat Nelson N. Y Nelson San’ Francisco Bhio Fenters York State Saya Harry B. Smith Dane Bean Gat Tim Tana Mcinon Ed Nt Bein Clean Ag Box Herrera Butte Joe Cans Easifornia Sme San Francisco Dream~ Land ‘Rink California Battler Iso. Ing Cxime

Mines Leaguers Report to White Sox Camp

Tommy Jovick of Butte and Roy Taylor of Seattle, Mines leaguers, will report to the White Sox training camp at Seguin, Texas, March 9. Hinder, Butte scout for Chicago, recommended the pair to Comiskey and stated Jovick, now at Gonzaga, starred for Montana Power as a first baseman. Taylor, a speedy shortstop, played with truth in Seattle in 1922. Both are regarded as having big league potential and were identified by Hinder from the Northwest.

Tommy Jovick Butte Roy Taylor Seattle White Sox Seguin Texas Hinder Chicago Comiskey Trovick Gonzaga College Montana Power Taylor Tluth Northwest Binder

Death of Oliver Loss Weights Butte Soccer Loss

Sergi Bill Oliver, captain and a mainstay of the Silver Bow park team, was buried in Butte yesterday. The loss deprives the Butte soccer community of a skilled player who served overseas and played in the army. Oliver had been part of the last year’s top squad that defeated the Felix team for the state championship.

Sergi Bill Oliver Butte Oliver Silver Bow Park Aono

Opening 1920 Soccer Season Plans Formed by Sons United

Soccer players who won the city league last year plan the 1920 season. Sons United members meet Sunday at 7 40 at the courthouse to discuss prospects. Meaderville Centerville Silver Bow park and Lons United expect teams, with several new players arriving recently.

Ite Great Falls Sons United C. H. Lobb Meaderville Centerville Silver Bow Park Lons United

St Pauls Overcomes Daly Quintet in Grade School Showdown

St Pauls eighth and seventh grade teams defeated Daly School 18 to 6 and 17 to 11 in the grade school tournament. Notable performers include Smith and Deterns for St Pauls and Worward and Hogan for Daly. Referee Newman and scorer Fraver officiated as students and parents watched the rapid improvement of both squads.

Daly—Tescher McCarren Kelly Parmaree St. Paul's Smith Daly Deterns Ssngselstarane S Allon Worward Hogan Meansnes Imets Lei Bini Heceseneet Martin Genter Lombard Callan St. Paul Neal Newman Fraver Simer Tucker Ndne

Local Bowling Marathon Won by Fred Peckover

Fred Peckover won the marathon bowling contest held at Peach Bowling Alleys. Twelve participants entered the eight-game event with tight competition. Notable players included Grimer Swanson and Peter Rode, while team manager Charles Tesch led the Anaconda pin smash lineup. Individual scores listed include Techover, Marton, Young, Prk Woenter, Hanson, Coleman, Masley, Kelley, and Nelson.

Red Peckover Keane Grase Phin Ie Hest Maranetta Atlow Grimer Swanson Bi” Swanson Herbert Arison Feter Ain Charles Tesch Ari Techover Sess Marton Young Prk Woenter Viaronitin Hanson Coleman Masley Kelley Nelson

Montana State College Defeats Visiting Team in Tight Match

Playing rings around the Montana State format college here tonight the home team posted a 41 to 34 victory. Substitutes were used heavily with Horeman featuring in the latter stages as the game ended with a win for the home side.

Pion Montana State Moneana Sia Nolita Horeman

Hockey game added to Sund annual ice show

A hockey contest between Bouchers of Butte and Washoe Athletic Club of Anaconda is added to Sund annual festival. The event will be at Clark's Park city rink with other skating acts and exhibitions. Organizers from city government and the school board sponsor the program.

Bouchers Butte Hutte A. K. Wilkinson Murphy Kobalt Cummings

Booster Club Plans Banquet for Athletes at Local High School

The Booster club discussed entertaining past season football players and current basketball squad at a banquet or dance after semester exams. The Jan 18 meeting also elected Jim Parmalee and Ronald McDonald as members, expanding the club’s ranks ahead of planned events.

Jim Parmalee Ronald McDonald

Bonspiel Artists Play Two Games in Cold Weather

The bonspiel artists faced two matches despite poor skating weather. Martin’s team topped McCarvel Kelly Haddick and Halloran, while Munn’s squad beat Halloran King 11 to 1 and 7 to 6. Fraser Meyers and A Kidd backed Munn, while Carlson Christensen and Alexander supported King.

Martin Munn Halloran King Fraser Meyers A. Kidd King Was Supported” By” Carlson, Christensen and Alexander. McPherson, Krum Stevens McCar Vel T. Kelly Haddick Aki

Exiled Greek Prince Arrives in U S For Refuge

Prince Andrew of Greece, exiled after a military collapse, arrived on the Olympic with Princess Alice, meeting his father Prince Christopher in New York. He warned Greece’s dictatorship may face a general election and possible overthrow. In California, Roy Gibson was killed by smugglers while digging his own grave near Mexicali, linked to a narcotics ring. The report covers political exile and border crime, plus a pigeon at a national show and a light-weight aluminum car top.

Prev New York Prince Andrew Greece Alice Prince of Wales Andrew Constantine Prince Christopher Associated Prey Calexico Cal Roy Gibson Mexicali Mexico Gibson Joe Vidal Alia Beppo Manuel Sanchez State Department Washington National Pigeon Association Huner Leo Butler Dick Maron Stone Marine Kanerl Great Falls Butler Flynn Ranier Frankie Monahan Leidle Monahan Solty Helenan Leldie

Padgett Leads Butte Welter In Clinching Main Event Draw

Cowboy Padgett from Dolores California fought infighting to a draw with Joe Simonich of Butte in the main event at the Broadway. The bout featured heavy clinches, strong left jabs, and Padgett’s late-round pressure securing the majority of the rounds as Simonich tired, with Frankie Monahan defeating Battling Seidle in earlier action.

Cowboy Padgett Joe Simonich Buster Brandon Bill Lee Butler Texas Blonde Marine Ranieri Frankie Monahan Battling Seidle Broadway Butte Manhattan Athletic Club Dolores Cal Dave Shado Mickey Walker Simonieh Joe Padwett Simonich Terrin Padgett Nahty Bato Buster Tato Dig House Hoth

Butte Defeated by Darby High 40 to 28

Darby high school defeated Butte high school 40 to 28 in Darby. The Darby team showed strong offense and defense with the crowd noting their effectiveness. Darby, runner up in the Helena invitational tournament, is viewed as a state championship contender in Bozeman.

Butte Darby High Darby Butte High School Darby High School Helena Bozeman

French Detachment Ambushed in Morocco

Paris reports a French detachment of two officers and 12 men killed and nine wounded after a surprise attack near Taza in French Morocco. The ministry of war confirmed the ambush by insurgents in a ravine. The article also cites a separate geographic note on the Colorado River discharge recorded at Yuma.

Associated Press Paris Taza French Morocco Ministry of War

Old Glove Hurts McAuley In Crucial Game

A battered glove worn for years by Jimmy McAuley of the Lexington team cost his side a game against Portland. In the ninth inning a line drive hit the glove center, allowing the winning run. Coach Wade Killefer demanded a new glove and McAuley received a fresh one for next day’s action.

Krew Los Angeles Meauley McAuley Portland Wade Killeter Jimmy McAuley Si McAuley

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