Bowling entries loom for inter city tourney in Butte
Twenty five star bowling teams entered for the annual inter city tournament opening next Monday at the Y M C A alleys in Butte with entrants from Butte Anaconda and Deer Lodge. The competition promises a loving cup as the prize and bleachers will be set to accommodate spectators.
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Yellow Cab Crew
Butte
Y. M Cc. A
Anaconda
Deer Lodge
Kiwanis
Charles Allin
William Kendrick
Bob Keily
Charlies Emot
Ed Wenger
Lee Men
Ki Martin
James McGuire
Harry Neal
Charles Ker
Hugh Young
Frank McDonald
Walt Roney
H. Toomey
Boosters
W. Graham
Paynter
W. R. Medlin
T. B. Nelson
W. Cockayne
B. Dalton
R. McGrew
W. Pedlar
A. Warne
F. Bramsman
Tomich Grocery
John Tomich
Pulch
L. Tomich
L. Pulch
M. Jovick
Timber Butte
C. R. Morgan
R. C. Smith
J. Kirkpatrick
Cy Me Leod
A. Tulin
Saps
John Gergurich
Billy Rand
Frank Cowan
Dike Helehan
William Gleason
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T. Perrick
D. Bruel
Tomich
J. Mudro
J. Dever
J. Jovick
C. Mudro
Webster Market
J. Vulanovich
Tony Jovick
Dod Cundy
M. Ignatich
Marquettes
J. Riley
Peck
T. Jackson
O'Farrell
W. McGonigle
W. O'Kelly
Sullivan
F. Strandberg
W. McLaughlin
A. R. McLeod
W. Dee
J. Degnan
J. McLeod
W. Coughlin
W. Squires
A. Pascoe
A. Wills
Co. Bruce
al Woodside
City
Steve Ugrin
H. Borgen
F. Jurick
W. C. Lattimer
T. Gregovich
Tomich Grocerymen
Truzzolinos
Blind School Boys Rout Centenary in One-Sided Basketball Game
The Illinois State School for the Blind beat Centenary Sunday school boys 26 to 3 with one player scoring 15 points. The same team had defeated the Shooting Stars 26 to 3 the prior night. All players have badly impaired vision and follow strict rules against fouls and rough play.
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Associated Press
Jacksonville
Illinois State School For the Blind
Centenary
Shooting Stars
Newsboys
Mike McNally quits baseball to enter auto business
Mike McNally, ex Red Sox Senator and Yankee, announces at Scranton home he will not return to the minors. He was sold by the Yankees to Buffalo of the International League and plans to enter the automobile business after 12 years in professional baseball, including 10 in the major leagues.
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Associated Press
Scranton
Mike McNally
Boston Red Sox
Washington Senators
New York Yankees
MicNally
Yankees
Buffalo
Jack Quinn
Red Sox
Athletics
Simonich Faces Dundee in New York Welter Bout
Joe Simonich of Butte makes his eastern debut tonight at Madison Square Garden meeting Baltimore Joe Dundee in a 10 round semi windup for the Glick number. Dundee, rated by Tex Rickard as among the world’s four best welters, is watched as Simonich gains a major test.
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Joe Simonich
Butte
Madison Square Garden
Baltimore
Joe Dundee
Johnny Dundee
Joe
Dunder
Tex Rickard
Independent Ice Cream Crew Wins Narrow Basketball Clash
Independent Ice Cream beat Towle-Winterhalter-Hannifin 8 to 6 in a tight Women’s Commercial league game at the Y M C A. Crystal Creamery topped Western Fuel 17 to 8, while Blanchards defeated Gamer’s 17 to 8 and Symons led 14 to 2 against Hoenck Furs.
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Towle-Winterhalter-Hannifin
Symons
Hoenck Furs
Crystal Creamery
Western Fuel
To A
Blanchards
Gamer's
Independent
Ats Hopkins
Duff
Christman
Eol VieWatast Vesuet
Maceoge
Knieval
Dirs
Frankino
Milkwick
Leslie
Farrell Wins Florida Title in Central Florida 72-Hole Match
Johnny Farrell of Tampa won the Central Florida 72-hole medal play golf championship in Sanford defeating Walter Hagen of Pasadena by one stroke. Farrell posted 285 to Hagen 286 with Compston of Britain third at 288.
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Associated Press
Sanford
Fla
Johnny Farrell
Tampa Today
Central Florida
Walter Hagen
Pasadena
Farrell
Hagen
Compston
Above Zero Record Holds In Butte District
Butte continues its long above zero streak with 397 straight days above freezing as of last night. The last subzero day occurred December 27, 1924, with the coldest recent days reaching 3 above on two occasions. The United States Weather Bureau thermometer atop Metals Bank Building records the highs and lows, while melting snow hints at continued mild weather.
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Butte
Mercury
United States Weather Bureau
Butte Street Railway
Metals Bank
Police Log Of Stolen Belongings In City Walkways
Ralph Dootey told police yesterday that moving into a Washington street home his belongings were stolen from a hallway. W L Hanley reported a valuable razor bone missing from Beaver block. Robert Ellison lost an overcoat at a boarding house but police recovered it. Joe McCafferty lost his automobile left parked on East Park street in Butte.
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Ralph Dootey
Washington Street
W. L. Hanley
Beaver Block
Robert Ellison
Joe McCafferty
Ash Street
Anaconda
East Park Street
Butte
Rolfe Ready for Central Battle at Daly Gym
Anaconda's Silver and Blue host Butte Central at Daly gym tonight with both first and second strings set to play. Coach Art Rolfe has the squad in peak shape after a hard week. the goal is to add two Central opponents to their season list.
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Anaconda
Butte Central
Daly Gymnasium
Art Rolfe
Dillon
Beaverhead
Bozeman
Billings
Boys’ Vocational Congress
Anaconda Bowling Scores and Skating Champion Named
Barbers beat Postoffice 3 straight at Tescher alleys with Domitrovich top scoring 596 in series and 237 in a game. Essex-Chiropractor split two games and won the third. Burris led with 188 single and 22 series. Charles Gorman of St John won the world amateur skating title, taking both 440-yard and five mile races in 18 minutes 7 seconds. Willie Logan second, Duke Donovan third.
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Tescher
Domitrovich
Essex
Burris
Gorman
Associated Press
ST. John
Charles Gorman
Wihillie Logan
J. John
Duke Donovan
Endicott City
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Minues
Rounding Teiro by Hugh A Jennings
Herman Schaefer defined as baseball’s greatest showman. The clip recalls his clowning stunts, world tour laughs, and a famous Detroit game with umpire Silk O Loughlin. It notes his unique impact as a team asset and memorable on field theatrics. Naval Academy names William Ingram field coach after Indiana resignation.
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Giants
White Sox
Europe
England
Cleveland
Detroit
O’loughlin
Associated Press
Annapolis
William “Navy
Bill’ A. Ingram
Naval Academy
Naval Academy Today
Ingram
University of Indiana
Riggs Wins Seven Round Decision At West Side Club
Les Riggs defeats Leonard Noyes in a seven round decision at the West Side Athletic Club gym with Maurice Schiffman as referee and Mark Robinson as timekeeper. Riggs will face Art Chevigny next week. Dempsey receives a 600000 offer for a Wills bout in New York next September from an O Rourke promoter emissary.
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Les Riggs
Leonard Noyes
West Side Athletic Club
Maurice Schiffman
Mark Robinson
Art Chevigny
Dempsey
Associated Press
Havana
Jack Dempsey
Harry Wills
New York
Tom O'Rourke
Butte High Defeats Alberton In Fast Basketball Match
Butte high school edged Alberton 24 to 22 in a high tempo contest that kept fans on edge as the lead swung multiple times. Butte will face Hamilton high school in Hamilton tomorrow night in Bitter Root city action.
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Alberton
Butte High School
Alberton Tere
Butte
Hamilton High School
Bitter Root
13 Boyo Quads In Hoop Circuit
Nineteen teams from public and parochial schools in Butte begin two league basketball races at the Y M C A tomorrow afternoon. Teams are in Class A and Class B with nine weekly Saturdays games and city championship at the end.
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Quints
Monroe
St. John
Holy Smour
Whittier
Immaculate Conception
Emerson
Webster
St. Patrick
Washington
Sherman
Greeley
Harrison
Franklin
Garfield
Longfellow
Hawthorne
St. Joseph
Blaine
Browns Holdouts McManus and Jacobson To Report In Spring
St. Louis Browns announce that second baseman Marty McManus and center fielder Bill Jacobson will report to training camp early. McManus signed his contract without argument. Jacobson’s contract, signed in Ban Johnson’s office last spring, still has a year to run.
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Associated Press
ST. Louis
Marty McManus
Bill Jacobson
St. Louis Browns
Bill Friel
McManus
Jacobson
Ban Johnson
Brown Machine
Three Swimmers Set New World Records in Toledo
Johnny Weissmuller Arne Borg and Ethel Lackie of the Illinois Athletic Club Chicago set three new world swimming records in exhibitions at Toledo club. Weissmuller lowered the 100 meter backstroke record by about 2.5 seconds in a 75 foot pool. Borg swam 1000 yards freestyle in 11:20, beating Norman Ross. Lackie cut two seconds from her previous 100 meters freestyle mark with a 1:10.
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Associated Press
Toledo
Johnny Weissmuller
Arne Borg
Ethel Lackie
Illinois Athletic Club
Chicago
Weissmuller
Walter Laufer
Cincinnati
Borg
Norman Ross
Mies Lackie
Wilson Receives Offers to Lead New York Eleven
Seattle January 28 George Wilson All American half back has three offers to lead a New York team next year He will not discuss details yet and will announce plans after returning to Los Angeles where he leads the Los Angeles Tigers preparing for Sunday’s game with Harold Grange’s Chicago Bears Also mention Rheinmetall Krupps factory sale offer after Brazil locomotive order cancellation.
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Seattle
George Wilson
New York
Los Angeles
Wilson
Los Angeles Tigers
Harold Grange
Chicago Bears
Broadway Bunch and Elmorus win in Commercial league play
Yellow Cabs beat Montana Powers 29 to 13 in round two as Francis McCormick and Aho led with 16 points for the cabbies. Elmorlus defeated Stratfords 29 to 19 with Kilroy scoring 12 and Boyer 10. Broadway Theater posted their first win 18 to 14 over Hennesys led by Kiely and McCarthy.
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Montana Powers
Elmorrus
Stratfords
Broadway
Henneseys
Orden and
Aho
Francis McCormick
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J. Sullivan
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Boyer
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ee-Manion
Mulcahy
Ferns
F. Whelan
Dolan
P. Whelan
Kiely
McCarthy
Hennessy
Hennessys
FF. Sullivan
American Wills Brightens Gallia Title Quest With Two Easy Wins
Helen Wills, the American tennis champion, stretched her bid for the Gallia tournament final by routing Mile Rosine Viasto 6 0 6 2 in the morning and Lilly Cadle 6 0 6 3 in the afternoon at Cannes. The wins, amid cold conditions, boosted hopes of a Lenglen showdown next month as Wills dominated both matches with decisive play.
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Helen Wills
America
Mile
Rosine Viasto
Miss Lilly Cadle
England
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Didi Viasto
France
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Molla Mallory
Mentone
Miss Wills
California
Riviera
Suzanne Lenglen
Local High School Basketball Scores From Montana Pages
In Billings De Molay led De Molay 36 to 10 over Lewis town. In Big Timber Park High defeated Sweet Grass 17 to 13. In Helena St. Charles won against Inter mountain 22 to 18.
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de Molay
Lewistown
Big Timber
Park High
Livingston
Sweet Grass High
Helena
St. Charles
Intermountain
Hatfield Captures Open Women’s Tennis Title
Frances Hatfield of Milwaukee won the open women’s tournament at Belair on January 28 defeating Philadelphia’s Mrs. G H Stetson 3 and 1 in the finals.
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Associated Press
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Fila
Frances Hatfield
Milwaukee
G. H. Stetson
Philadelphia
Johnny Dundee Plans Featherweight Title Comeback
Johnny Dundee returns to the ring after 17 years to challenge for the featherweight crown he relinquished. He faces Joe Glick in New York with a rugged slate of past champions cited as benchmarks while Dundee asserts his current readiness and criticizes today’s contenders. The undercard features Joe Simonich versus Joe Dundee and Ray Miller versus Johnny Drew in 10 round bouts.
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Associated Press
New York
Johnny Dundee
Joe Glick
Dundee
Benny Leonard
Lew Tendler
Johnny Kil
Joe Simonich
Butte
Mont
Joe Dundee
Baltimore
Ray Miller
Chicago
Will
Johnny Drew
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