Record Falls At Rocky Mountain Club Amid Rifle Pistol and Shotgun Feats
At the Rocky Mountain Rifle Club, shooters across rifle pistol and shotgun disciplines posted strong scores. Big Mike Curnow opened with a perfect 50 on the first relay, while Westphal hit 96 of 100 at 25 yards with a pistol, Dr. Cole fired 91 of 100 amid windy, snowy conditions, and Overand tallied multiple 48s with the rifle as standings formed behind Curnow, Westphal, and Cole.
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Rocky Mountain Club
Big Mike
Dr. Cole
Harry Overand
Leighton
Curnow
Overand
Westphal
McMahan
Rorne Holmes
McClure
Nichole Deane
Ralph
Rand
Oe Poore
Patterson
Quality of Mind 15 Winner In Many Ball Games Says Cobb
Tyrus Cobb argues that mental qualities win baseball games more than raw power. He cites Eddie Rommel as tougher to face due to psychological edge and significant knuckleball performance, while Bryan Harris lacks field bunts and is less resourceful. Rommel won more games last season, Harris did not.
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TY Cobb
Tyrus Raymond Cobb
Eddie Rommel
Bryan Harris
Eddie
Rommel
Harris
Bryan
Murphy to Get Cold Medal for Race Work
Chicago January 28 Speedways will continue under American Automobile Association sanction announced by E E Jack. Indianapolis Speedway and Pacific coast clubs filed applications. A gold medal will be awarded by the A A A contest to Simmie Murphy officially named speedway champion for 192%.
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Chicago
American Automob Association
E. Jack
Chicago Motor Club
Indianapolis Speedway
Pacific Coast
A.A. A
Simmie Murphy
Murphy Players Defeat Anaconda in Lak e Avoca Game
Murphy-Softley hockey team defeated Anaconda as scoring came in all three periods. Howard Harper Regan Davis Little and Miller scored for Murphy with Anaconda counters by Harper Regan and teammates. Next Sunday Murphy-Softley faces Anaconda again at their rink.
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Murphy-Softley
Lake Avoca
Howard Harper
Regan
Davis
Little
Miller
Anaconda
Rowelle
Hammill
Tregiown
McPhaidl
Cover Point
Kiely Point
Richards
Kida
Livya
Davibaies
Harper Center
Milter
Murphy
Sarazen and Hutchison Defeat California Men
In Los Angeles the pair Sarazen and Hutchison defeated Jack Neville and Fred Wright Jr in a mixed doubles change at Flintridge Country Club. The match involved prominent players from California and Southern California open competitors in a recent tournament. The new schedule for mixed doubles at the Y M C A bowling alleys shifts to Wednesday and Thursday after Monday and Tuesday prior arrangement.
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Los Angeles
Jack Hutchison
Jack Neville
San Francisco
Cal
Fred Wright Jr
Flintridge Country Club
Y. MC. A
Wyoming owner dominates Tiajuana meet with leading purses
G B Irwin of Wyoming has a record run at the Tiajuana Jockey Club meeting with more purses won than any other owner. By January 28 his horses have earned about 26 990 dollars, with the season far from over. List shows Irwin and many others with notable sums in purses and standings.
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Tiajuana Race Track
Mex
G. B. Irwin
Tiajuana Jockey Club
Irwin
Wyoming
Jockey Club
British champion Hagen wins Texas golf title in San Antonio
In San Antonio Texas on January 28 Walter Hagen holder of the British title won the Texas open golf championship with a 73 for the final round to finish 473 for 72 holes. Bill Mehrhorn of Shreveport had led after 71 but faltered on the last hole losing by one stroke. Over 10 000 spectators watched the playoff at Municipal Links. Hagen later teamed with Robert Harlow to tie for amateur professional best ball at the Antonio Country Club with John Bredemus and Mes Goggan.
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Associated Prep
San Antonio
Texas
Iter Hagen
Bill Mehlhorn
Shreveport
Hagen
Hayg
Mehrhorn
Walter Hagen
Robert Harlow
John Bredemus
Corpus Christi
Mes Goggan
Antonio Country Clu
Ugrin and Finnegan Lead Bowling List
In week sixteen of the Tescher league, Ugrin tops with a 197 average, eight pins ahead of Orgen with Laskey tied for second in a single game at 357. Sehite’s 650 leads the three game series as Anodes edge the Butchers by about 150 pieces of maple in club standings.
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Tescher
Ugrin
Orgen
Laskey
Sehiteing
Anodes
Butchers
Gan Tins
Erin
Borgen
Bas
Davidson
McLean
Fat Lattin
Finnegan
E ‘Giegowich
Sie
Tucker
Schuchting
Wenger
Gregoview
Mixie
Schmidt
Swanson
Allin
Martin
Williams
Swander
Kendrick
Hunsley
M. Ugrin
Butchers Rs
Gumps
Democrats
Rath
Washoes
Finnan
Agein
Rs Gregorich
SKS
Leskey
Lattimer
Schueting
Jurick
MT Willams
Mikich Taat
Kendricks
Jackson Taat
Kelly
Rist
Hasley
Rado
Hutchens
Tabi
Coleman
Peckover
Tsao
Young See
Sloan
Sommerhazell
Hunthauser
Tage
Sparrow
Lindis
W. A. Pins
Yankees
Hudson
Simonich Forced To Cancel Tacoma Bout
Joe Simonich Butte welter, initially matched with Eddie Roberts in Tacoma on February 1, announced he cannot compete due to illness. He has suffered a persistent cold and training was halted when breathing became difficult. Latins claim a win, Bozeman basketball beats Sweet Grass 26 to 12 with strong Bozeman defense.
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Joe Simonich
Buttewelter
Eddie Roberts
Tacoma
Simonich
Bozeman
Gallatin High
Sweet Grass Quint
Bozeman Guards
Johnson Reaches Critical Stage In Boxing Life
New York report argues Floyd Johnson has entered a pivotal phase with Brennan Johnson win boosting prestige. It cautions against rushing toward top contenders like Firpo Beckett Gibbons Greb, noting Johnson must mature and learn fight IQ before facing marquee rivals to avoid derailing his promising career.
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New York
Floyd Johnson
Brennan Johnson
Johnson
Brennan
Ike
Tom "Gibbons
Iarry Greb
Gene Tunney
Billy Miske
Dempsey
Oool
Luis Firpo
Joe Beckett
England
Tows
Beckett
Joe
America
Firpo
Firpe
Dimeult
Tom Gibbons
Floyd Eno
Gibbons
Harry Greb
Greb
College Probe Stakes At Sport Foundation
Cambridge Mass January 28 The athletic agreement among Princeton Harvard and Yale prompts an inquiry into athletic financial statutes that Brings into question sportsmanship Dean Lebaron R Briggs chair of Harvard Athletic Committee says in his annual report made public today He notes the athlete situation necessitated the Inquisition but hopes Harvard Yale and Princeton will affirm mutual legitimacy of players through willingness to represent their schools Only then would those involved be true sportsmen He critiques the agreement referencing the underlying conditions
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Cambridge
Mass
Princeton
Harvard
Yale
Lebaron R. Briggs
Harvard” Athletic Committee
Dean Briggs
Boughers Defeat Washoe Septet 6 to 1 In Butte Hockey
Boucher hockey team of Butte defeated Washoe Athletic club of Ran da 6 to 1 before the season’s largest crowd at Hink’s rink. Roder of Washoes opened with a goal, then Butte replied with a long angle shot for two quick counters and added another before the period closed. In the second period Butter and Mel McGregor clashed and were suspended for two minutes for slashing. Masters added a third, followed by Landon. Near game end MacDonald scored the sixth for Boucher with substitutes Prince and MacKay for McGregor and Shular. Referee Jack Fitzpatrick.
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Boucher
Butte
Washoe Athletic Club
Rnanda
Acore
Roder
Washoes
Clu
Butter
MelGregor
Masters
Landon
MacDonald
Bolton
Oa Enangs
Clarke
Emmons Hl Hartnett
Gerry Oo
MecGregor
Landon Mathewson
Roacer MacDonald Shular
Prince
McGregor
MacKay
Shular
Jack Fitspatrick
Anaconda Bowlers Triumph In Intercity Matches
Anaconda bowlers won two of three Intercity matches against Butte on Tescher alleys yesterday. Tescher Juniors and Hudson Specials defeated Chequamegon five, while Tomich Grocery posted a stronger maple count. General Office won high score by one pin over the Oid Timers in a special match. Georgetown Derby saw marathon play with Borgen scoring 2380 pins for first and the silver cup at stake.
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Anaconda
Butte
Tescher
Hudson Specials
Chequamegon
Tomich Grocery
General Office
Georgetown
Borgen
Greb in Action Once More and Johnson to Meet Roper
Boxing column outlines Harry Grebs push for bouts with top rivals, including a promised match with Gene Tunney, and details Floyd Johnson aiming for a decisive test against veteran Bob Roper in Boston. The piece also notes Gibbons vs Johnson looming in New York and plans for Dempsey-leaning cards.
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Greb
Johnson
Old Bob Roper
Edward W. Cochrane
Tex Rickard
Jess Willard
Tommy Gibbons
Jack “Dempsey
Harry Greb
Battling Siki
Georges Carpentieris
Grey
Tommy Loughran
Philadephia
Lick Iage
Pittsburg
Loughran
Bull Muldoon
Tunney
Nex Greb
Boxing Commission of Gotham
Gene ‘Tunney
Philadelphia
Jack Reinull
Chuck Wiggins
New York
Floyd Johnson
Boston
Rovert Roper
Bod
Important boxing bouts this week in multiple cities
A list of scheduled boxing matches spans January and February with fighters including Gene Tunney Jack Renault Joe Burman Patsy Flanagan Sailor Freedman Fred Spencer Frankie Mason and many others. bouts unfold in Philadelphia Chicago Brooklyn Terre Haute Buffalo Boston New York Detroit Minneapolis Davenport and more with 10 to 18 round contests.
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Delphia
Gene Tunney
Jack Renault
Phila
Tommy Murray
Philadelphia
Joe Burman
Patsy Flanagan
Chicago
Sailor Freedman
Fiud Spencer
Brooks
Terry McHugh
Tommy Ryan
Buffalo
Hloya Johnson
Bob Roper
Boston
Tan
Charney” Fitzsimmons
Tohnny Gill
Hayleburg
Pajan
al Roberta
Gype Iinners
New. York
Parkey
Sam
My Mandel
Chigxen
Hugh Walker
Detroery Greb
R Loughran
New York
Rocky Kansas
Immy Hanlon
Butta
Pinkey Aitchell
Bud Logan
Mi" Shukee
Frankie Sinclair
Detroit
Sammy Mandelh
Stewart McLean
Minneapolis
Jimmy Delaney
Ted Jamieson
Davenport
Towa
Sam Langford
Chief Jetoquab
Hutenin
Chuck Wiggins
New Yerk
Philadelphia bout eyed in long winter boxing calendar
The piece notes a veteran fighter ready for a tough bout with the celebrated southpaw Tendler in Philadelphia. It praises the opponent's durability against top punchers and hints Tendler to win, while mentioning many strong fights on the week’s schedule though champions aren’t named.
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Philadelphia
Tendler
Deer Lodge Defeats Siegel's Pin Team in Y. 3 A. Alleys
Deer Lodge defeated Siegel's five of Butte three straight games at the Y. 3 A. alleys. Clark of Deer Lodge led with 551 in three games while Leudeman on the visiting side had the high single at 207.
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A. Alleys
Deer Lodge
Siegel
Butte
Clark
Leudeman
Amateur boxers to show wares again in Butte
Jackson attests the card last Friday night drew many Butte fans and produced stirring bouts as amateur boxers compete again to showcase their skills.
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Jackson
Butte
Yanks Face Doubtful British Amateur Title Try
An American amateur golf team to England may enliven season but success in the British national championship is unlikely. Analysts cite unfamiliar systems, uncertain formats, and past disappointments like Bobby Jones’s outburst as barriers. A Walker Cup rematch could differ, following last year’s American victory at Southampton amid foursomes and singles.
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Bobby Jones
Southampton
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Tohnny
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