Butte And Anaconda Teams Clash In Key Basketball Isn
Anaconda high school faces Butte in a highly anticipated basketball game at Butte gym tonight. The visiting five brings a strong crowd and plans to challenge Butte’s Purple and White lineup led by Walsh Chapman O Connor Brennan Meagher Wagstaff and Murphy. A $14 round trip offered by the local railway will bring Copper City supporters to the event.
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Anaconda Faitors
Butte, Anaconda & Pacific Railway
Copper City
SPORT BRIEFS AND RACING NOTES FROM REGIONAL MEETS
Sport briefs from El Paso Denver Pendleton Plattsboro and other cities cover boxing results wrestling outcomes and track news. FISHERMEN TO ORGANIZE plan for a national level Tanak Walton clubs association. FAMOUS DOGS TO RACE reports potential entries from a Peary survivor and imperial Siberian dogs for an eastern dog team race. COACH HOCKEY notes Cuddy Winters to coach Pennsylvania hockey and lacrosse teams. ARMY FOR RACING discusses War Department support for thoroughbred development and Kentucky hearings. POLYTECH WINS reports Billings Polytechnic defeating Mount Br. Charles.
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Charles Oleson
Plattsboro
Roy _ McWhirter
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Admiral Peary
North Pole
Russia
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Nansen Ski Club
Women bowlers win wire match from Louisville
Local women’s bowling team defeated Louisville five to three in three straight games by wire. Butte led by 62 pins across games. M Grey posted 188 high for Butte while Hutchinson topped Louisville with 483. Six locals exceeded 400 as the team totaled 4,098 to Louisville 4,008.
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Butte
Ice record set in Mount Clemens pacer race
Senator Wilk and Canadian pacer won the ice record three miles in 7:24. Gessner previously held the best time in Ottawa. Glenwood Todd and Walter Binoche took the 2:24 pace and the classified trot in straight heats. Rul Cochalo won the classified pace after Alf Patchen led early. MISSOULA HIGH LOSES. Spokane high school defeated Missoula high 26 to 24 in basketball. Princeton defeated Cornell 24 to 16 in Chicago. Custer high beat Fateview 47 to 14 in Miles City. Rosebud high girls lost 1 to ?
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Rul Cochalo
Alf Patchen
Missoula
Illinois nine players banned after post season game
Nine University of Illinois athletes were declared ineligible for further competition after playing in a semi pro football game on November 27, 1921, at Taylorville. The suspended include Larry Walquist Jack Crangle Joe Sternaman and others. The incident sparked reports Illinois had beaten Notre Dame in a post season game and prompted university athletics director George Huff to order the disqualification. Notre Dame coach Rockne commented the report was news to him.
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University of Illinois
Larry Walquist
Jack Crangle
Joe Sternaman
Dutch” Kaiser
Dope" Simpson
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D.A. Milligan
F. J. Gammage
P. T. Green Crangle
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Ohio State
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Notre Dame Men Suspended Return to Play With Packers
Hartley Anderson Fred Larson and Arthur Gaivery, three Notre Dame players suspended in December, had appeared for Milwaukee against the Green Bay Packers. An investigation will begin immediately into the Taylorville game, while the public awaits details.
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Notre Dame
Hartley Anderson
Fred Larson
Arthur Gaivey
Milwaukee
Green Bay Packers
Taylorville
Will Bogin
Clark Carnival Depends On Weather Today
If the weather is satisfactory the annual grade school ice carnival and skating races will be held at the Clark rink this afternoon starting at 1 o'clock. Snow yesterday may delay the events and a postponement to next Saturday is possible. Eighteen grade school races and one high school race are on the program.
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Great Falls Defeats Lewistown in Close Hoops Clash
Great Falls High School hoops squad edged Lewistown 46 to 45 in a tight game. Lewistown fought early but miscues and fouls allowed Great Falls to pull ahead in each period, securing the win after the main event.
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Tacoma Seeks Entry Into Western International League
Tacoma officials discuss bringing a Western International League franchise to the city with Portland team owner William Klepper indicating he would base a Tacoma club here if local backing is pledged. He would transfer several Portland players to the new team.
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Associated Press
Tacoma
William Klepper
Portland
Klepper
Whitehall Defeats Park in Close Basketball Battle
Billings Forsyth edged Park 16 points in a tense game as Whitehall pulled away late in the second period. Park fought back but could not match the visitors. Also noted were a swimming record by John Far toy of the University of Minnesota and a boxing victory by Johnny Senauer in Milwaukee.
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Montana Horses toting facing honors at New Orleans meet
Copper colored jacket and blue eyes of CW. of Los Angeles SSntin lead the field at New Orleans where horses owned by the Butteman are making a splendid record United Verde wins Business Men's handicap Jan. 21. Tom Harer, owned by Mr. Clark, captured the Golden Rod purse the same day.
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Montana Aggies Grizzly Victims
MISSOULA Jan. 27 The University of Montana defeated Montana State College at basketball 8% to 23 in a rough game. Robinson and Hollister starred for the State college, with Badgely McDonnell and Baird leading the locals. Badgely scored 10 points and McDonnell 13. The teams meet again tomorrow night.
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Missoula
University of Montana
Montana Mate College
Robertson
Hollister
State College
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McDonnell
Baird
Helena Mines Five Handle Wesleyan In Close Victory
Helena School of Mines defeats Wesleyan 27 to 16 in a fast, rough contest. Havey and Landwehr led Mines with strong guard play and scoring as Thompson and Gullion subbed. Landwehr opened with early goals, while Wesleyan struggled to convert from the floor. Referee Davis and umpire Dahlberg officiated as substitutions and technical fouls shaped the second half.
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Troop Thaty Wins Scout Championship in Tentative Report
Troop Thaty clinched the scout championship yesterday amid lineup changes and substitutions. Key players include Bowman, Pendergast, Coreras, Woodland, and Gannon with Downing stepping in for O’Neil and Flis replacing Bowman as needed.
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Tanlac touted as world’s Greatest Tonic in Anaconda ad
A health pitch warns that digestive and organ trouble triggers widespread illness and urges prompt care. It promotes Tanlac as the safest quickest remedy, claiming millions endorse its efficacy. Sold in Anaconda by Fuller Drug Co and other druggists.
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Fuller Drug Company
Schaefer to Meet Cont in Exhibition Bouts Here
Los Angeles January 21 Jake Schaefer world champion and Roger Cont European champion will face each other in exhibition matches February 6 and 7 in Los Angeles.
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Los Angeles
Jake Schaefer
Roger Cont
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