Butte Ice Carnival Opens Today With Skating Trials
Butte hosts its annual city ice carnival at the municipal rink with preliminaries this afternoon for boys and men across multiple weight divisions. Finals and a hockey match between Butte Rouchers and Washoe Athletic Club of Anaconda slated for tomorrow, with cash prizes promised for more than twenty events.
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E. Wilkinson
Yesterorrow
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Basketball Results From AP Collegiate Matches
Basketball results compiled by the Associated Press list games across multiple colleges and high schools. Incomplete OCR shows varied team names and scores, including Siggoula University Freshmen, Buttertontane tana Mines, Hamilton-Hamilton, Melene-Helena, Park High, Gale Fate, Hugene-Willamette, Spokane Washington State College, Gongawa University, and Hretens.
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Associated Press
Siggoula University
Powell County
Buttertontane Tana Mines
Hamilton
Hamilton Neh
Great Walls
Spergus County
Thawistown
Helena High
Auy—Park High
Gale Fate
Mon- Hugene
Willamette University
University of Oracon
Bowling Dundee Awarded Decision in Boston Fight
Johnny Dundee of New York, junior lightweight champion, was awarded the decision over Meppper Marin of New York tonight in Boston. Dundee weighed 134 1 2 pounds and Marin 133 1 2.
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Boston
Johnny Dundee
New York
Wan
Murphy's Longreach in Sulky Sets Record Wins
Thomas W. Murphy has earned over a million dollars in 14 years driving sulkies in racing circuits. He accumulated large purses with trotters and pacers, achieving world records and notable victories, including top earnings figures for several horses. His career highlights include leading the sport in multiple categories, though details and exact figures are misread or incomplete due to OCR.
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Thomas W. Murphy
Peter Manting
Arion Guy
Margaret Ditayen
Lem
Jane
Ruth’s comeback aims to reclaim home run title in SWAT era
Ruth trains in South Sudbury Massachusetts as he tightens his conditioning for a return to peak power. He jokes about home runs and plans to reach about 208 pounds by season start, after winter wood cutting and snow shoveling to build stamina. He targets Hot Springs Arkansas for workouts two weeks before reporting to New Orleans.
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New Orleans
Kipke Transforms From Poor Punter to Great Right Toe
Michigan star Harry Kipke, once a weak punter, reworked his game under coach Yost. He practiced relentlessly, mastering distance and directional kicking, frequently pinning opponents near the sideline and outkicking rivals in every game this season.
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Mythcal
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Yost
Tendler Edges Moran In Slashing Victory In New York Fight
Philadelphia lightweight Ted Tendler won a judges decision over Pal Moran of New Orleans after alternating pressure and toe to toe exchanges. The bout featured near knockdowns, extensive cuts, and a late rally as Tendler built a points lead in the final rounds. Moran fought back hard, body work and a notable sixth round salute, while both fighters drew damage from the free swinging action. Also on the card Carl Tremaine outclassed Mike Ballerino in a 12 round semi final.
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Pal Moran
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Quaker City
Rong
Hiladelphian
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Ballerino
Tree Maine
American Open Golf Championship Upset by British Pair
In Los Angeles on January 18 Walter Hagen the British open champion and George Kirkwood former Australian champion defeated Gene Sarazen the national open air professional champion and Jock Hutchison former Kirn titan in an American Open match played at Midwick Country Club.
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George Kirkwood
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Gene
Saranh
Jock Hutchison
Sand I
Hole Maten
Amidwick
Missoula Defeats Bererhea 24 to 19
Missoula overpowering Bererhea 24 19 in a fast paced game on the Dillon floor. The visitors excelled with cage free shooting led by Bape and the Rivers while Missoula struggled with throws. Heaverhead and Bullenty stood out for the locals despite the loss.
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Gasoline Fire From Abandoned Car In Moundsville
A W Va incident reports a car's gasoline igniting after the driver left the engine running while in a market area on Minch Street. The seat cushions and interior were burned, and the hood produced flames. Crude oil yields about 28.5 percent gasoline, equating to 4.4 percent of its product value.
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Bill
Tallest moundmen in cap city with Boston
Boston Jan 19 The Red Sox will have on their roster this year three of the tallest hurlers. Club statistician says Daniel Roy Fowkles, from Memphis Southern Association, is said to be the tallest man in the American League at six feet five and a quarter inches. Carl Stimson, from Rockford, is another tall pitcher, joining Howard from the St. Louis Valley club.
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Rock 4
Yanks to Boil Out at Hot Springs
New York January 19 announces the New York Yankees will hold a spring training session at Hot Springs Arkansas before leaving for New Orleans for further workouts. Players listed include Shawkey, Mathewson, Jones, Murray, Muth, Schang, Deacon, Scot Pipg Witt and Dugan.
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Ark
New Orleans
Maron
Yale Rowing Starts In Gym Tank At Yale
Yale crews begin rowing in a gym tank in New Haven with eights planned. Varsity candidates and freshmen will train. four last fall varsity crews return, along with four from 1926. Contenders include Miller Diller Hubbard Netdlinger Knowles Eckhard Butterworth Grover, with Leader favoring heavy crews ahead of Harvard meeting in New London in June.
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Gibbons Posts Money for Dempsey Battle
New York January 18 press reports state promoter Gibbons posts money for a world heavyweight title clash between Jack Dempsey and Jess Willard in the near future. Officials indicated terms include purse details and venue discussions amid rising public interest in the matchup.
Butte Dance Hall Debate Involving Mayor And Voters
Yesterday in Butte Mayor Cocking and a League of Women Voters delegation discussed a dance hall issue. They claimed dope and liquor were dispensed at several halls. The mayor urged women to report violations of the city ordinance and be ready to appear in court.
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Clark Not Held Death Of Dancer
San Diego January 18 Rogers W. B. Clark Los Angeles motion picture director was arrested in connection with the death of dancer Frital Inn whose body was found at Torrey Pines beach Monday He proved innocent in the eyes of Chief Patrick Dr T L Jacobs a health service official stationed at Camp Kearney detained for investigation remained in custody Chief Patrick said Jacobs would be held at Tevat jail until Monday Wadham attorney for Jacobs secured a habeas corpus writ returnable Monday morning Police said they were far from involved in the dancer death
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Bozeman Bobcats Defeat Ore Diggers Despite Tight Defense
College hoop opener features sharp defense from both sides as Bozeman State College defeats Ore Diggers 19 to 14. McCormick stars for Mines with a sensational late shot and key free throws, while Hollister and Whitney provide steady scoring amid rough play and a late technical foul.
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Colle Hollister
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Local Boys Meet Missoula Quintet Tonight
Warriors of Anaconda high school face a tough home game against Missoula state champions. Noted players McHaffe and Kelley lead the visitors with recent all-American and conference mentions. Anaconda boasts improved offense and defense as they return from Whitehall to host the anticipated clash.
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Outa
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Benton’s Case Reopened as Fletcher Quizzes Benton's Deal
January 19 report notes baseball clubs in major leagues refusing sign. Rube Benton, ex Giant pitcher, under renewed scrutiny after K McLandis, the baseball commissioner, and A P Fletcher of the Philadelphia Teague club discuss Benton's past offer to throw a game. The tied tale centers on Benton and the Giants’ shortstop era, with Fletcher seeking details.
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