16 CHAMPIONS FOR YEAR AT MINING CITY SHOOT FEST
In Butte Rocker field yesterday the Butte Gun Club held its regular monthly medal shoot with about 2000 fans watching. Pete O'Brien led the traps with 97 of 100, J A Poore claimed Contarr medal after a five doubles 23 score, Agus McLeod placed second, O’Brien third in the singles and doubles events. Ney Lalinton scored 49 of 50 in rifle. Harry Overand, returning after a long layoff, posted several 47 counts. The A B Nichols challenge will be hung up next Sunday. Scores from yesterday were listed.
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Butte
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J. A. Poore
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O'Brien
Ney Lalinton
Righ Wiele
Harry Overand
Nichols
Italian typer sets walking record at Millrose meet
Italian typesetter Frigerio, famed for the world walking records,readies for Millrose A.A. on January 27 in Milan while reporters anticipate another sensational performance. He clocked 10 kilometers in 47 minutes 49 seconds last summer at the Olympics and plans a month in America. Goulding and Plant will oppose him in New York.
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Millrose A. A
Frigerio
Willie Plant
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Flowers Matched To Battle Wilson In February Fight
New York reports Tiger Prowers, Atlanta negro middleweight, was matched today for a 10 round bout on February 26 with Johnny Flowers. Prowers will box again January 27 in Box 10 rounds with Tommy Jobson. Earlier he was paired with Jamaica Kid for Hairyomne at Dayton. Western Race Closer notes Chicago games tighten the conference race as Illinois leads with three wins, Indiana loss 34 to 24, Michigan near 26 to 16, with Minnesota and others in chase.
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Atlanta
Johnny Flowers
Tommy Jobson
Jamaica Kid
Dayton
Oni
Chicago
Ilinois
Indiana
Urbana
Michigan
Anaconda Bowling Tourney Opens In Anaconda
Deer Lodge and Butte bowling teams entered the tri city tournament to begin in Anaconda Saturday evening, with practice sessions held yesterday. Team No 1 and G M St P L posted notable scores as play results emerged.
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Tan C. M. & ST
Gibeon
Bruce
Nicholas
Sar Wiles
Baz Toviek
Swanson
Cableon
Impetus Builds For Steady Business Rise In 1920s
The Associated Press reports a week of constructive signals sustaining a forward business trend. Steel output expanded since early November, grain prices rose above two dollars, and gasoline price gains in the East offset crude oil stock drains. An uptick in carloadings and renewed refiners demand marked overall improvement despite pockets of cyclic pause.
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New York
Carri U
Milwaukee & Bt Paul Railway
Sportlight previews figures shaping 1925 sports leaders
Grantland Rice surveys sports outlook with George Sisler as potential miracle manager, Helen Wills strong title favorite, and notes on golf faults and growing college boxing prestige. Tunney predicts college graduates may dominate heavyweight boxing. auto industry cuts signal keen 1925 competition.
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Browns
Henry Hall wins at Norge ski meet in Illinois
Henry Hall of Detroit Michigan, holder of the record longest ski jump, wins first place in class A at the international Norge ski club tournament held at Fox River Grove Gary Illinois. Hall ties the hill record of 166 feet and the event ends with a mount.
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Henry Hall
Detroit
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Dundee Set For American Bout With Bretonnel
Johnny Dundee sails on the Paria bound for New York as promoter M Hoyer seeks his disqualification by the International Boxing Union for alleged contract breaches. A proposed tourney would pit Breton against Bt Paul Fritch and Macart with the English champion as possible opposition. Dundee’s whereabouts remain unclear with talk he may reappear in Paris to fulfill his engagement.
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Macart
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Paris
Serbian Five Wins Bowling Contest
The Serbians led by Tomich Grocery bowlers defeated the Jugola five in a special bowling match at the MC A. The winners totaled 2,805 to 2,649 for the losers, the Slave.
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War Care Parley Opens Today in Washington
AP report from Washington details a six day war care conference opening with a public rally. Speakers include Judge Florence Allen Lord Thomson and John F. O'Ryan with a largely female audience and White House reception postponed.
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Butte Skating Carnival Names 1925 City Champions
Butte's annual skating carnival at Clark park concluded with finals across many events. About 2,000 fans watched Dan Graham dominate the mile, while John Sullivan led several dash and obstacle races. Muriel White and Hazel Bodilly sparked girls events as clowns entertained and the high band played.
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John Sullivan
Sullivan
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Jerry
Muriel White
Ea Gendle
Hazel Bodilly
Thurman Bray
Butte High
Brooklyn Scouts Salute President at White House
Two hundred Brooklyn Boy Scouts stood at attention before the east side of the White House as President Coolidge left for church. After the salute the scouts recited the Scout oath and paid respects at the tomb of the Unknown Soldier and Mrs. Coolidge, then boarded the Mayflower for a potential cruise down the Potomac to Quantico.
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Vean Gregg Returns to Majors at 37 in Comeback Try
Vean Sylvanus Gregg, born 1887 in Ashland, Washington, charts a return to the majors at age 37 with the Washington American League club Seattle, after stints in the minors and a prior retirement. Once famed for a drop ball and a record strikeouts season, Gregg hopes to reprise his form and help his team contend for a pennant.
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Vean
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