Intercollegiate sports brief mix with scattered results
Brief sports update notes Princeton and Dartmouth in mid year league action with three wins and three losses. Cornell and Yale suffer two losses each while Nebraska’s football counts 18 years with 282 players named. Wrestling and track references include Lewie and Wayne Mann with uncertain outcomes and a pending recovery from an injury.
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Princeton
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Cornell
Bobolinks Cop In Basketball Game At YM
The Bobolinks beat the Bluebirds 12 to 7 with Uren and Givogre starring for the winners. The Parrots upset the Magpies 9 to 8 while the Orioles defeated the Robins 12 to 6. Standings list Robotinks atop the league.
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MacDougall
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Almbers Guara
Football poised for greater popularity in colleges and beyond
Major John L. Griffith predicts football will grow in popularity across amateur and professional levels as stadiums expand, with potential crowds of 90 000 or more. He notes high interest on the Pacific coast and in intercollegiate play, while suggesting baseball faces a college popularity slump.
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Griffith
Pacific Coast
Branford
Fornia
Cole
Nurmi's Challenge at Millrose Pony Express
Paavo Nurmi remains confident for two big races at Madison Square Garden in the Millrose A A indoor carnival despite an earlier setback. Gunnar Ni son’s cross country title adds suspense as Nurmi aims for a mile and a half race on Wednesday. DROWNED in Managua incident involves crew from Tulsa. a lighter capsize claims multiple lives. A Wash. teacher escorts every student 11-year-old to Castle Rock for dental relief after widespread toothache.
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Paavo Nurmi
Madison’ Square "Garden
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Castle Rock
Three Hoop Tilt Results From Grade School Gym
Youth basketball games held yesterday at the Grade School gym featured three tightly contested tilts. In the opener the Indians edged the Tigers as J Nevin scored a late winning basket for a 6 to 4 final. The Buffalos beat the Wildcats 9 to 4 with J Kennedy starring and T McCullough providing sharp shooting. The Owls and Arrows played a close game until J Sullivan led the Owls with six points while the Arrows managed only two.
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Wildcats
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R. Regan
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M. Sturray
R. Sullivan
Xen
Kirpatete Giara
Washington Beats Montana Basketballeers in Close Duel
University of Washington defeats Montana 35 to 27 to stay unbeaten in the Pacific Coast intercollegiate league northern section. Frayn leads Husky scorers with 9 points from free throws. Montana counters with Dahlberg and Vaney among the top scorers. Fire destroys a Nebraska building later the same day causing about 800000 in losses.
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Weattie
Japan Aims to Put Players in Major League Baseball
George E. Masters, a former Butte newspaper man, reports Japan aims to develop future major league ball players. He notes growing sports interest, Olympic exports, and campaign by leading Japanese newspapers to nurture talent abroad and at home. Japanese players are fast and skilled, with hopes of entering big leagues though details remain uncertain.
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George Masters
Butter Newspaper
Orient
Japan
George E. Masters
Butte
Ela
Aften
United States
Osaka
Empire
Master
Bowling Schedule at Butte Y Club Teems to Host League Play
Readable fragments show a January schedule of bowling at Butte Y with multiple leagues and matchups including Go-Getters Wrack Rock Buick Serv Blue Gore vs Timber Butte C D Laundry Nash Motor Toljan ns vs Kistler Garag and Sweet Brothers vs Him Orlu Rotary and other listed contests.
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Go-Getters
Wrack Rock
Buick
Blue Gore
Timber Butte
C. D. Laundry
Nash Motor
Toljan
Bette Elke
Butte
Buteke
Bowling tourney set to start March 23 in Great Falls
Jan 2 The annual state bowling tournament will open here March 23 and run through March 28, Montana Bowling Association officials announced after a planning meeting. The event will feature teams from across the state and will be hosted by local bowling alleys.
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Montana 1@ Bowling association
La Hood to Box Connie Curry in Great Falls Ring
Butte bantam Dixie La Hood signs to box Connie Curry of Bronx City in a 12 round Great Falls bout on Feb 21. La Hood leaves today with manager Jono Sullivan for a planned Feb 10 card against Eddie Shea, while coast promoters push for matchups with other top flyweights. Curry, an Italian American from the Middle West, has drawn strong praise as a quick fighter, positioning this bout as La Hood’s toughest test to date.
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Frisch and Sand Testimony Ties to Baseball Bribery Probe
Frank Frisch of the New York Giants and J. H. Sand of the Philadelphia Nationals testified before an assistant district attorney as a preliminary step toward a grand jury investigation of major league bribery schemes. Assistant DA Brothers, assigned by District Attorney Banton, did not reveal interview results. O'Connell allegedly offered an $800 bribe to tilt a game against the pennant contenders, with Frisch named as one of three Giants who pressured the bribe. Brothers said he would present evidence to the grand jury under state bribery law. Basketball results noted: Seattle's University of Washington over Montana 9 to 2.
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Mormons arrive fresh from wins in Butte tilt
The Latter Day Saints high school basketball team from Salt Lake City, Utah, arrives in Butte for a clash at the high school gym against Central Maroon and White. The visiting squad, fresh from victories in Idaho, will face Central with Keppler and Jovick at forward, Murray at center, and Whelan Reardon at guard. Tonight’s game follows a De Molay versus Columbians charity carl et count. Tomorrow, the Butte K of C faces Livingston Rail Way club in the state’s opening program.
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Dundee Tries to Make Peace Over Weight Class
Johnny Dundee and James J. Johnson seek to avert penalties as Dundee plans to enter the light weight elimination tournament rather than reclaim the featherweight title. The boxing board protests plans, with the state athletic commission expected to rule at its next meeting.
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United States
James J. Johnson
Dundee
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Ttalian
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Gerske Knocks Out Battling Leonard in Cleveland Bout
Benny Gershe of Cleveland defeated Harry Battling Leonard of Philadelphia in the fourth round of a scheduled 12 round bout here. It was Gershe's thirteenth knockout in 18 professional fights. Leonard, Eddie Anderson of Casper Wyoming, and Jackie Nichols of Detroit also fought in a fast light round semi goal event.
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Benny Gershe
Harry
Leonard
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Gershe
Leonard Eddie Anderson
Casper
Wyo
Jackie Nichols
Detroit
Veterans to fill spots on Sisler's 1925 Browns squad
St Louis dealer news notes manager Geo Bisler aims to raise the America to the championship in 1925. Despite losing Shocker, Brown's staff gains Joe Bush Milton Gaston and Joe Dirard from the Yankees to bolster the mound. Expected to handle most duties, Sather Senteagus and Leon Diacon join the pitching contingency as the infield and outfield look to stay intact.
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