Pioneer Montana Breeder Sam Lucas and Fighting Chickens
Pioneer Montana horseman Sam Lucas, famed breeder of gamecocks, earned a high reputation for training and developing fighting chickens in the Treasure State. His rise from Kentucky exercise boy to Montana racing and cockfighting expert connected horses and birds, bringing top birds and notable bets to local venues and shaping early Montana poultry and racing lore.
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Gam Lucan
Marias Daly
Montana
Kentucky
Sam Lucas
Mr. Lucas
Woodburn
Sam
Rod
Mens Opera House
Billy Connells
Daly
Sita
Mr Daly
Mie
Warney Mediniey
Billy Guinn
James A
Muray
Cyrus’ King
Dartmouth invites coeds to dress warm for carnival
Dartmouth in Hanover announces its winter carnival February 9 to 11 and asks female students to wear wool mittens and socks, sturdy overshoes, and warm tam o shanters. The notice stresses comfort and health, urging practical attire over fashion to stay warm in the snow.
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Hanover
N. H
Dartmouth
Dartmouth Outing Club
Butte Loses to Great Falls High in Narrow Defeat
Great Falls High defeated Butte 34 to 8 in an early season game. The Butte team faced early foul trouble as key players were sidelined, ending in a heavy loss for the visitors.
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Butte
Great Falls High
Great Falls
Ign Sonoo
Ure Expeain ‘Greonnor
Toul
Omich
Individus
Iiddienton Aaa
Stanburs Ra Talim
Sullivan Wat
Gress
Meres Clark
Ick Vio
Nordst Rain Ib
Morgan Yeam
Degnan
Ras Nara
Vono
Tash
Schander
Ich
Reich Bartzen Harr
Thawsmer
Boitho
Nburg
Warner
Paynter
Kessler Kirby Av
Stearn
Swandburg
Tost Pins
Smith
Timber Baste
Organ
Granard Murray Hospil't
Ci Stanley
Ortons
Dors
Shellon
Singan
Evans UN
Tait
Shaw
Aturray
Kirkpatrick
Clayhourn
Thomas
F. Mudro
Gerhig
Evans
Roberts
Wilkinson
Bradshaw
McLeod
Sloane
Matthews
Boraick
Nissler Don
McGechan
Yodern
McIntyre
Steele
Squires
Warren
Pet
Butte Battery
Harris
University
Toomey
R. Campana Ata
Hut Bee
Ailen
Rollers
Venabie
Ben
Evans Green
Stanbury
Butte Battry
L. Puteh Aa Vy Igh Tean
Gosner
Charters
Amateurs Pick Top Golfers Led by Bobby Jones
John F. Doyle surveys American amateurs, naming Robert Jones of Atlanta first, Jesse Guilford second, and Francis Ouimet third. He praises Guilford’s blend of power and finesse and notes Jones’s emergence as a newcomer.
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Jesse Guilford
America
Bobby Tones
Atlanta
Wome
Tody Knepper
Iowa
Knepper
George Duncan
Sterling
Robert T. Jones
Jesse Glufford
Boson
Mass
Francis Ouimet
Boston
Nass
Robert Gardner
Chicago
Paul Hunter
Lee Anggles
Col
Jesse Sweetser
New York City
Guilford
Tamayre
St. Louis
Big Jesse
Ouimet
Jones
John F. Dile Co
Champions to defend titles at Holland rink race
Professional mile skating champion William Orris and amateur Dan Graham hold titles and face challengers Bill Rogers and Tom McGeever next Sunday at the Holland rink. Crowds and wagered bets loom as fans watch the tandem events for a chance to claim the honors each man currently holds.
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William Orris
Dan Graham
Bill Rogers
Ortis
Tom McGeever
Holland Rink
Eault
Infield talent to mark upcoming baseball season
Winter player trades emphasize infield strength as core to championship teams. Yankees and Giants pursue strong infields with Peckinpaugh, Dugan, and McGraw’s lineup. Cleveland, Washington, and Chicago also boast solid infields, while Detroit and Boston face uncertainties in key positions.
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New York
Peckinpaugh
Chase
Dugan
Mornnis
Cleveland
Giants
Kelly
Bancroft
Frisch
Groh
McGraw
Soo Tnneta
McInnis
Wambeganss
Sewell
Gardner
Yanks
Pipp
Ward
Beott
McNally
Washington
Senators
O'Rourke
Ford Plant to Start in Germany for Auto Manufacture
Ford Motor Company plans to start a factory in Germany to manufacture cars for the German and other markets. A Ford executive will travel to Germany. definite plant details such as size production volume and employment are not yet announced.
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FORD
Germany
Ford Motor Company
Tao
Ford Organization
Iaft
Recon
Tine
Heelan
Ator
Nepal
London
Ford Company
Signals From Bench May Aided W and J Football
A controversy surrounds Washington and Jefferson football after reports that coach W Neale signaled plays from the sideline. Opponents claim Neale used visible signals to direct every play, while players on a rival team say Stein relayed signals and that tipping influenced early success. The piece critiques sideline coaching and calls for officials to curb signaling practices, noting broader concerns about fairness and sportsmanship in college football.
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New York
American Intercollegiate Football Rates Committee
L. J. Ayer
University of Washington
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Pacific Coast Conference
N.C.A. A
Neale
Washington and Jefferson
Washington
Jefferson Stein
Stein
Middle West
Itch
Russell Stein
Neate
Kot
Herback
Lost
Line o Sport Notes on Paddock Run and Boxing Rule Changes
A line o sport reviews Chariie Paddock attempting a 440 record while noting a shift in boxing with two new junior classes at 130 and 140 pounds and a reduced total weight classes. The piece also touches on college football’s amateur status, professional play, and Montana basketball trends.
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Af Chariie
National Boxing Commission
New Orleans
Dietz
Mathewson
Killinger
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Philadelphia
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Travers-Travis
Chick Evans
Judge
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Sheely
Johnson
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Sox
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Centre College
Waa
San Diego
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Yust
Princeton
Notre Dame
Army
Russia
Europe
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Rules Committee
Ofcials
National Commission
Whitehall
Becam
Helena
East
Yost
Pat Moran
Cincinmati Reds
Ahas
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