Central Beats Great Falls In 22 To 6 Basketball Victory
Great Falls defeats Butte 34 to 8 in a separate scoreline. Central high school wins from Jefferson County 22 to 6 with subs. Harrington shines for Central, leading scoring with strong defense and steady second-half play.
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Women to boxing limits in Cleveland rule by mayor
Cleveland under Mayor Fred Kohler bans mixed crowds at boxing bouts with a city rule limiting events to men only or women only. The mayor warned clubs face revocation of licenses for any mixed audience, urging women to arrange bouts witnessed entirely by female members.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
Fred Kohler
Eshelman Wins Miwinter Handicap at Pinehurst
J G Eshelman Jr of Lancaster Pennsylvania won the miwinter handicap, the feature event of the midwinter target tournament at Pinehurst gun club by breaking 98 of 100 targets from the 20 yard line. Frank Hughes of Mobridge South Dakota finished high gun for the 650 targets thrown in five days of shooting with 621, Franck Troe of Van 1 second with 616.
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Associated Press
Pinehurst
N.C
J. G. Eshelman Jr
Lancaster
Incomplete Invitational High School Basketball Results
Helena and surrounding towns report afternoon basketball results from the Invitational, with Botemary defeating Deer Wadee, Filvingston topping Bt. Charles, and Deer Lodge beating another team. Forsyth and Custer High had narrow wins, while Manhattan High lost to Big Timber. Washington Star beats Gan Saga 24 to 1 in Spokane. Women polo candidates at University of Pennsylvania practice with Mark Major directing workouts.
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Hah School
Botemary
Deer Wadee
Forsyth
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Rowndahie
Ciy
Custerigh Chool
Retry High School
Stanhattan
Big Timber High
Manhattan High
Spokane
Washington Star
Gan Saga University
Philadelphia
Guidentar
University of Enn
Ania Aming
A. Polo
Mark Major
Purdue fires Dietz for hiring players
Purdue University announced the firing of former W S C coach Lone Star Dietz for offering financial inducements to high school athletes to join Purdue. Acting President Henry W. Marshall and athletic officials said Dietz admitted to negotiating contracts and that Purdue will not employ him or anyone involved in such deals. Richard Hanley of Pendleton denied being paid, stating he only learned of opportunities and never sought a salary from Dietz. Idaho beat Willamette 12-10 in a separate basketball game.
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Lonestar
Dietz
Purdue Aneraity
Henry W." Maramad
University
Pacific Coast
Purdue
Diets
Leslie J. Aver
Unievereity of Washington
Seattle
Richard Hania
Profesor Ayer
Harney
Marshall
Thomas Moran
Nelson A. Kelloge
Purdue Uniersity
Leslie J. Ayer
Faculty Athletic Committee
University of Washington, Seattle
Richard Hanley
Purdy
Ayer
Associated Press
Wash
Ion
Uni Washington
National Collegiate Athletic ‘Association
Everett
Sedro- Wooley
Pendleton
Ore
Purdue University
William
Lone Star) Dietz
George Wilson
Everett High School
Pe Pendleton
Ofe
Western College
Richard Han=ley
Lafayette
Northwest
Paddock to Tay for 440 Teney? Track Star Crowns Action
Charlie Pads dock, a sprinter from the University of Southern California, is hinted to attempt a 440 yard record this season. An Associated Press report from June 20 notes anticipation for his potential dual events in the 100 and 220 yard dashes, with coach Cromwell suggesting a possible record attempt later in the year.
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Charlie Padsdock
University of Southern California
Dashew
Meredithy
University
Angeles
Cromwell
Centerville Girls Form Athletic Club
Centerville and Walkerville girls organize an athletic club after the Centerville Young Men's club grants gym use. Fifty charter members sign, aim to add many more. officers include Chioriu Cronin president and Margaret Davis secretary. Committees form for entertainment and membership, with several gymnastic classes planned and multiple basketball teams named the Skyk team the Ginger Five and the We Win Five.
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Centerville
Walkerville
Chioriu Cronin
Margaret Davis
Ruth Medigan
Secre
Lucy Lynch
Eintertainment
Agnes Holland
Lily Ryan
Helen Kelly
Igh
Anna, Kelly
Marie Sullivan
Violet Carnes
Ann Kingston
Frances Queen
Lola Alkipe
Agnes Lynch
A. Gibnes
Basketganized
Sky- XK
Ginger
We Win
Elizabeth —_atooney
Margaret O'Conner
Margaret McCoy
Iain
Lillian Y Ryan
Agnes Leary
Winifred Darragh
Ruth McGlynn
People s Second Team Beats Dakota Five at Church Gym
A readible account shows Peoples' second team defeating Dakota Five 48 to 8 in a basketball game played Thursday night at the church gym. Key players include Kennedy, Porward, Nerry, and Leighton. Dakota's lineup featured Lyman and Hattam among others.
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Onaren Witn
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Podlars
Winning Basket Delivers Chicago 25 Northwestern 21
In a Western Conference game Chicago defeats Northwestern 25 to 21 as Chuck McGuire nets the deciding basket in the final 40 seconds. The contest featured a tight finish with Chicago seizing the late lead to secure the win.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Chuck” McGuire
University of Chicago
Northwestern University
Boxing Night Delivers Wins For Cyclones and Contenders
In Ames and Milwaukee reports, Iowa State’s Cyclones claim a decisive boxing night with five wins noted. Johnny K nest Paul authoxed Benny Vowel and the critics note results from Milwaukee. In Rochester, Roscoe Hall defeated Eddie Root in the fourth round, while Iowa State College’s team dominates early comments from local wire coverage.
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Milwaukee
Johnny Knest
Paul
Towa
Jan
Roscoe Hall
Eddie Root
Rochester
Mian
Championship Hockey Match Here Tomorrow At Lake Avoca
The Beaty team will meet the Helena hockey team at Lake Avoca Sunday afternoon, each side carrying one win and an overtime is anticipated by local fans. As a preliminary, the Lake Avoca Tuniors will play Woolman Street.
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Lake Avoca
Woolman Street
Lincoln School Team Defeats St John’s In Eighth Grade Game
The Lincoln eighth grade basketball team defeated St John’s at the Be Johan gymnasium. Lincoln’s Consonson and McDonald led with Yorwarda Me Gunde Knight and Robinton contributing as centers and guards in a spirited win.
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Baskall
St. John's Mid Reig
Be Johan Gymnasium Venre
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McDonald
Yorwarda
Gunde
Knight
Robinton
Bua
Bowling league doubles handicap results noted
The text records a bowling event in which teams from Temple and Orion competed in doubles with handicaps. It mentions a Dakota unit and a non 3 teakue, with Butte and other teams earning two games. The fragmentary report notes standings and daily results from the C2 league.
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Handicayn
Temple
Orions
Ame
Dakota m Orly
Butte ‘Wiedtete
D. Haundry
Game Fifteen Menaced by Professionals
A frail address from a college official warns that professional influence threatens the spirit and integrity of university athletics. The speaker argues education should remain primary and athletics secondary, urging balance to prevent sports from eclipsing academics.
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Mack
Bankers Claim Victory Over Lawyers In Scrappy Match
A fragmented report notes bankers defeating lawyers in a competitive contest. Wax beat a lawyer team member, while the Anindler sideline outplayed the attorneys. Doct and attorneys faced losses as bankers assert dominance in this era of professional play.
Great Falls Beats Butte 44 to 8 In Season Opener
Great Falls high school basketball defeats Butte 44 to 8 in the opening game, placing Great Falls in contention for the state title. Wagstaff and Walsh starred for Butte, while Shaw, Lowery, Charteris, and Winner led Great Falls with strong defense and accurate shooting.
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Great Falls
Butte
Wagstaff
Walsh
Great Falla
Shaw
Lowery
Charteris
Winner
Gonser
Tutte—Walsh
Meagher
Ard
O'Connor
Brennan
Murphy
Chapman
Crowley
Annual rages at Clark rink set for Jun 24
The annual children's ice carnival will be held at the Clark playground on June 24 under the school board. Leo Buckley, custodian of the Clark rink, said races will be held for boys and girls by age with prizes for winners. Also noted is an upcoming light heavyweights boxing card in Indianapolis featuring Chuck Wiggins of Indianapolis and a planned show in February with a bout involving a former sparring partner of Jack Dempsey.
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Clark Playground
Leo Buckley
Indianapolis
Chuck Wiggins
Dale Fave
Oltare
Parring
Jack Dempaey
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