Delaney Maloney Bout Approved For Madison Square Garden
New York January 21 The state athletic commission approved a February 18 bout at Madison Square Garden pairing Jack Delaney world light heavyweight champion with Jimmy Maloney of Boston pending weight limits. Willie Harmon was deemed ahead in welterweight contention, delaying Hudkins Dundee as proposed. Three eight round preliminaries for the Graham Rosenberg bantam title were approved featuring Canzoneri Green Anderson Routis Duane Felucci.
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New York
Tex Rickard
State Athletic Commission
Jack Delaney
Jimmy Maloney
Boston
James A. Farley
Celaney
Clase
Tommy Loughran
Philadelphia
Delaney
Ace Hudkins
Nebraska
Labarba Defeats Clark for Flyweight Title at Madison Square Garden
Fidel Labarba from Los Angeles dominated Kiky Clark of Scotland in a 12 round title bout at Madison Square Garden. Labarba scored five knockdowns and outboxed his rival throughout, securing a clear decision as 16,000 fans paid $59,381 for the all flyweight card.
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New York
Fidel Labarba
Los Angeles
Kiky Clark
Madison Square Garden
Clark
Labarba
Hatory
S’atay Haley
Clark-—-who
Newshoy Brown
Wolveks
Bronx City
Towa
Wrankie Genaro
Brown
Hin
Genaro
Elky
White Sox add Ward and Peckinpaugh to 1921 infield
Chicago bolsters its roster with Aaron Ward at second base and Rogers Peckinpaugh at shortstop joining veteran catcher Ray Schalk who moves into managerial duties. Moe Berg Bill Hunnefield back them up as infield depth grows while Red Faber Ted Lyons Ted Blankenship lead the pitching staff.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Aaron Ward
Rogers Peckinpaugh
Chicago White Sox
Sox
Ray Schalk
Eddie Collins
Ward
Peck
Schalk
Buck Crouse
Harry McCurdy
Red Faber
Ted Lyons
Ted Blankenship
Alphonse Thomas
George Connally
Blankenship
Homer
Bert Cole
Charlie Barnabee
Bib Falk
Johnny Mostil
Bill Barrett
Seamed memories of six World Series seasons and Chicago
The interview recalls six World Series appearances, key moments, and players like Plank and Eddie Murphy. It covers the Bergen era battles with the Giants and Cubs, rain delays, fan hostility, and the nerves of approaching big games, ending with a note on tomorrow’s feature about original characters.
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Plank
Connie
Braves
Yankees
Frank Baker
Jack Lapp
Elberfield
Keeler
Schreck
Elberfie
Elderfield
Andy Coakly
Ossie
Chicago
Nationaliota to Meet Joe Lages in California Fight
Bantamweight clash to be staged in Los Angeles on February 1 as Nationaliota faces Young Nationalism. Lucas and Dixie La Hood provided a hard fought bout with La Hood scoring a decisive win before Lucas sought a rematch. Joe Luges showed signs of the rough exchanges with a minor forehead cut.
Montana State College Beats Utah University In Missoula
In Missoula, Montana State College defeated Utah University with a 47 to 17 score as Montana and Salt Lake losses are noted.
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Associated Press
Missoula
S. C
Montana
Salt Lake
Montana State College
Utah U
All Stars and Central Victors Win Hood Hoop Contest
All Stars led by Walt Keeley with 17 points defeated Mona Mines 25 to 6 at the Mines gym last night. Central High beat Mouchers 20 to 15 in another game.
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Walt Keeley
Monana Mines Basketeers
Mines
Central High
Mouchers
Too Cold in Butte Delays Lake Avoca Skating Races
Extreme cold in Butte postpones the Lake Avoca skating races. Races will be held tonight if weather moderates, manager Clark announced. Vladino Uzen dun KO'd Homer Smith in Tampa. Jim Maloney knocked out Jim Herman in Syracuse in the heavyweight elimination bout.
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Butte
Lake Avoca
Clark
Maloney
Herman
Syracuse
Jim Maloney
Poston
Jim Herman
Portland
Ore
Hall of Fame Nominates Septy George for Long Minor League Career
Norman Fe Brown notes Septy George, age 41, still pitching after more than 20 years. He quit in 1922, announced retirement, then rejoined York in the New York Pennsylvania league. In four seasons with York he helped win a flag and place second three times. In 1924 he set a minor league record with 49 consecutive scoreless innings and 17 straight victories.
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Norman FE Brown
York
Butte Youth Sports Schedule Showcases 12 Basketball and 4 Hockey Games
Twenty five grammar and parochial teams compete in today’s city wide program for youths in Butte. Basketball games start at 1 pm with seven contests at the Y M C A in Class A and Class C and five at the K of C gym. Hockey’s HRoys league second round begins at 9 am at Lake Avoca with Hawthorne clubs, Giants versus St Joseph’s, Whittier squads against Websters and Washington Junior against Whittier No 2.
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K. of C
Hroys
Lake Avoca
Hawthorne
Hawthhone
Giants
St. Joseph's
Whittier
Websters
Washington Junior
Washington Street
Park Street
Tipp for runners from Nobel laureate predicts record-breaking
England is urged by Prof A V Hill, Nobel prize winner in medicine, to build a new track and create a windless, well oxygenated climate. He argues this will supply energy and allow runners to surpass current records over half mile and longer distances.
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Associated Press
London
England
Gering
A. V. Hill
Cleveland Indians to Stand Pat Under New Manager
Cleveland January report says Jack McCallister will rely on the 1926 roster with five promising recruits for 1927. Center field remains unsettled after Tris Speaker’s retirement as Homer Summa or Freddy Eichrodt may win the post. Pitching will feature Willis Hudlin and Karl Collard with others from Newark and Three Eye league prospects. Training camp plans include Hot Springs and Takeland before Fla. preseason.
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Ohio
Jack MecCallister
Cleveland Indians
Tris Speaker
MacCallister
Indians
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Feld
Speaker
Homer Summa
McNulty
Freddy Eichrodt
Willis Hudlin
Youngrtter
Nm White
Karl Collard
Metallicter
Lewis Fonteen
Newark
George Gerken
Decatur
Woof Weber
Pathan
Hot Springs
Takeland
Fla
Whitehall Nips Sinniea In Tight 12 10 Hoop Battle
Whitehall defeated Sinniea 12 to 10 in a hard fourth quarter comeback at home. Prevett Burgoyne Maniove Mantove led the Whitehall lineup as Ennle Neilson Krause guarded and MecAllis ter Paugh controlled the boards.
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Whitehall Basketball Quint
Sinniea
Menin
Unti
Apurt
Prevett
Burgoyne
Bud Maniove
Rob Mantove
Johnson
H. Barnes
McFadden
Halverson
RR. Barnes and White
Guarda
Ennle
Neilson and Krause
Forwarde
Carlson
Center
MecAllister
Paugh
Vaudeville Thrills At Temple With Daring Rope Stunts
The Maryon Vadile dancers open at the Temple theater tomorrow presenting Black Bottom and an Irish reel. Morton Cahill performs cloud swinging on a rope. La Salle Hasaen Moran offer Buge with dancing and comedy. Burns and Kane provide light dialogue. Virginia Valls and Marc McDermott close with Everywoman's Life. Show runs twice nightly tomorrow through Tuesday.
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Abiliy
Wll
Temple Theater
Morton Cahill
Hinging Brothers
Eftor
Heh
la Salle
Hasaen
Moran
Hurns
Kane
Virginia Valls
Marc McDermott
the Temple
Bind Over Owner of Slot Machines
A hearing in Justice Tincktey court bound over Pet Kelly on charges of owning slot machines. Bonds were fixed at 500 dollars. Police seized 38 slot machines, moved to the courtroom, then turned over to the county attorney for storage. Deputy County Attorney Frank Sullivan prosecutes with Harry Freeborough for the defendant. About 100 more machines remain stored at the police station.
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Justice Tincktey
Pet Kelly
Murphy
T He
I. W. Choa‘e
I. W. Choa‘e, Aselatant
Plelena
Frank Sullivan
Harry Freebourn
Models Arranged for Court Case in Batte Mining Dispute
Intricate models of mines and exhibits were arranged in Federal Judge Bourquin's courtroom in preparation for Monday arguments in the Clark interests versus the Anaconda Company. Leading geologists and mining experts testified last year on a disputed apex in the Batte mining district.
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Clark
Anaconda Company
Bourguin
Batte
Greenleaf Defeats Rudolph inBilliards Championship Block
Ralph Greenleaf national pocket billiard champion defeats Erwin Rudolph of Cleveland 161 22 in the first block. Greenleaf leads 307 to 290 in the second block of the championship. The match continues tomorrow with the final 450 point block.
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Greenclearp Rbad
Associated Press
New York
Ralph Greenleaf
Erwin Rudolph
Cleveland
Greenleaf
Rudolph
Butte Beats Alberton in Overtime 20-18
Butte high school edged Alberton 20 to 18 in overtime after a tight, back and forth game. The finish featured a decisive basket in the extra period sealing the sensational win for Butte before a packed crowd in Alberton.
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Butte
Alberton
Butte High School
Abherton High
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