Miners Lead Saints In Hard Battle 21 to 19
Bozeman, Jan 21 Utah Aggies win Rocky Mountain Conference game 39 to 30 over Montana State. Cottam and Glencing accurate from mid field spark final Utah surge. Breeden first varsity game boosts Utah. Hawley Williams Wade pace Utah. Gottam Glynn Hartwig pace Montana State. Referees Zundel and Lowe.
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Ost Melwon
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Randers
Montana State
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Wiener
Hartwig
Glynn
Zundel
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Pennsylvania
Rickard Signals Plans to Stage Dempsey Tunney Fight
Tex Rickard, promoting heavyweight titles, hints at staging Dempsey versus Tunney in Boyle's Thirty Acres Jersey City next September. Reports say talks with Tunney's manager Gibson are ongoing but no official announcement has been made.
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Tex Mrickard
Jack Dempsey
Gene Tunney
Jersey City
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New Jersey
Hrecaia
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Red Sox Aim Higher After Shifts In 1926 Infield
The Red Sox plan a brighter 1926 season with Emmett McCann from Portland and Cuban star Remon Herrera among infield prospects. Dalyn, Haney, Todt, and Lee vie for spots as Fowler challenges for third base. Alec Gaston joins as catcher with Picinich, Stokes, and Moore, while pitching strength comes from Ehmke Ruffing Wingfield Zahmiser and Lundgren. Outfield additions include Ike Boone Langford and Shanner, alongside veterans Maines and Rosenthal.
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Red Sox
Emmett McCann
Portland
Remon Herrera
Keystone
Maney
Chet Fowler
Minnepolis
Alec Gaston
Giants
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Picinich
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Stokes
Bill Moore
Kansas City
Ehmke
Ruffing
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Delmar Lundgren
Birmingham
Southern
Ike Boone
Flagstead
Carlisle
Rosenthal
Jenkins
Elton Langford
Dew Maines
D. W. Shanner
Lincoln
Roundings Third by Hugh A Jennings signals scandal in baseball history
Three years after Tommy Corcoran exposed Philadelphia signaling, a Brooklyn game reveals a tenement hut signal system used to tip batters. Investigators trace a hidden crossbar in a center field hut and a chain of watchers, ending with McCann in Jersey City as the signal source. The NY club denies it, but the batters’ performance allegedly shifts.
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Brooklyn
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Eco
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Hanlon
Harey ‘Howell
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Murphy
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New York
Learve
Harry
Tuthill
Detroit
Gene Mecann
McCann
Jersey City
Stalling
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Canada
North American Newspaper Alliance
Yellow Cabs Dominate Shooting At K G Ranghia Night
A disjointed report details Yellow Cabs overpowering Hennessy five in a late night game at St. Ranghia. Key players include Orla, Kilroy, Sylvian, Toviek, Lavelle, Whalen, and Sullivan, with scattered scoring from multiple teammates.
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Kilroy
Bim Orla
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Hisiene
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Sota Oye
Nati
Maleshy
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Wood
Mont. Power
Broadw We Sullivan
Oseinvenla Sylvian
Kiley
Toviek
Lavelle
Ay Vo Grand
Ryan
Ruckwa Stamion
Rattords
Whalen
Olen GH Ori Sullivan
Matlock
Ou Baevers
French Maids Adopt Famous Eyeshade of Helen Wills
Cannes France January 12 The eye shade habit of Helen Wills has caught the fancy of the women team players here and in the United States and England. Miss Wills’ white and green shade was the only one visible on the Metropole courts as English players and others order the look. The coming match between the French and American champions is seen as a clash of styles. Wills is called Pokerface and is slow of foot but precise, while Lenglen is fast and varied.
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England
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Hotel Metropole
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Mra. Brown
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Tripp
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Flash
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Miss Wills
Rozanne
Fast Brand of Hoop Tossing in Women's League
A large audience watched the Ladies Basketball Teague at the YMCA. Independents Ice Cream Kids remained undefeated with a 10 to 4 win over 1 Kandy Kids. Paynter, center for the Milk Maids, and Silkwick starred as Crystal Creamery beat Symons 6 to 3. Blanchards edged Western Fuel 18 to 1 with Buckwardt, Cone, and Faulkner shining. Towle-Winter-Hannuin Sparklers shut out Hoenck Furs 8 to 0 in a tense finish.
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Kandy
Bate
Les Jones
Wobn
Howell
Moore
K. McLeod
Inish
Crystal Creamery
Symons
Milk Maids
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Siilkwick
Suara
We Cern Fuel
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Alf
Buckwardt
Cone
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Hopkins
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Martin Kane
Blewett
Rankino
Koieval
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Guava
Clevett
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Mines Hounds Mount St Charles In Tight 21 19 Victory
The School of Mines five defeated Mount St Charles 21 to 19 in a close Mines gym clash. Mines led all game but St Charles fought hard, closing gaps in the second half as Bullwinkle and Sigler fueled Mines with key baskets. Reardon captained the Saints, while Doherty, Haggerty, and Murphy contributed for Mount St Charles as fans watched a hard fought, low scoring affair.
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German Stars Eye United States Athletic Invaison
Plans from Europe’s top athletes indicate an American summer invasion as Germany’s stars like Houben Diner Luber Borg Rutt and Caraccolla consider racing and swimming matchups in the United States. Promoters hope to pit Frank Hussey Murchison Paddock Weismuller Borg era contenders against these champions, thrilling U.S. fans after years of limited German presence.
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Germany
Franz Diner
Haas
German Republic
United States
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Frank Hussey
Loren Murchison
Charley Paddock
Houben
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Murchison
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Mar
Johnny Weismuller
Arne Borg
Borg
Luber
Walter Rutt
New York
Caracclola
U.S
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