Central 10 Meet Boulder Tonight at Butte High
Central meets Boulder in season opener at Butte high gym with Butte All-Stars vs Y. Oace quintet as preliminary. Referee Cliff Crowley. game at 8 o clock, following by a dance. Central lineup includes Carroll Kane Heavey Peoples Keane Walsh Mooney. All-Stars Bourquin Leahey Crowley Bartzon Lyford.
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Butte High School
Central
Boulder
Butte All- Stars
George Bourquin
Y. Oace
Central Boulder
Cliff Crowley
Anaconda
Jefferson County
Whitehall
Carroll
Kane
Heavey
Peoples
Keane
Walsh
Mooney
Bourquin
Leahey
Crowley
Bartzon
Lyford
Wilde Knocks Out Ertle In Third Round Title Bout
English featherweight champion Jimmy Wilde stops Mike Ertle of St Paul in the third round of a 10 round bout in Milwaukee. Wilde dominates from the opening bell, landing a powerful right to the jaw after a left to the face. Ertle drops, rises, and is counted out as Wilde improves after a prior loss to Jack Sharkey. Wilde weighed 108 1/2 pounds to Ertle's 115 at 3 pm.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Jimmy Wilde
St. Paul
Ertle
Wilde
Mazel Gym Five Defeats K. of C Juniors 16 to 11
Playing a fast game at the K of C gymnasium Tuesday evening the Mazel Gym five defeated the K of C Juniors 16 to 11. John Gerathy led Mazel with 10 points while the Mazel lineup included Joe Callahan center John and Pat Gerathy forwards Mazel and Poole guards.
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Mazel Gym
K. of C
John Gerathy
Mazel
Joe Callahan
John
Pat Gerathy
Poole
Soviets Capture 5,000 in Don Region Victory
London dated report says Russian Soviet cavalry under General Dumenko forded rivers in the Manych valley and lower Don, captured 6,000 prisoners after a two day battle, with red forces continuing the advance. Farther east the fiercest fighting continues along the same rivers.
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London
Dumenko
Manych
Don
Erzberger Wound Update From Berlin Hospital
In Berlin Erzberger the vice president and finance minister is recovering from a Monday shooting. Doctors report the wound little changed with swelling and pain though no inflammation. Temperature remains normal and pulse is high at 120 as he suffers exhaustion and requires careful care amid limited ability to handle state affairs.
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Berlin
Mathias Erzberger
Oltwig von Hirschfeld
Herr Erzberger
Johnson ready to return and face charges in Chicago
Mexican city dispatch reports former world heavyweight champion Jack Johnson plans to go to New York via Havana then to Chicago to answer pending charges. He seeks 36 hours after arrival to arrange bonds and legal steps and aims to train for a possible comeback against Jack Dempsey.
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Mexico City
Jack Johnson
United States
Chicago
Ill
Associated Press
Johnson
Jack Dempsey
Georges Carpentier
France
Dempsey
Charles F. Clyne
New York
Havana
Mr. Clyne
Jim Corbett to Instruct Boxing for Continental Club
James J. Corbett, former world heavyweight champion, will chair boxing activities for New York’s Continental Athletic club. He joins Charley Brickley and Walter Hayes in shaping the sport congress as the club prepares a 16 story city house facing Central Park. The club plans boxing bouts, AAU membership, and operations within a year.
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International News Service
New York
James J. Corbett
New Continental Athletic Club of
Frederick Janssen
Corbett
Sport Congress
Janssen
Charley Brickley
Harvard
Walter Hayes
Chicago
Middle West
New York A. C
W. Y. Jackson
Plestina Wins Match Over Westegaarde in Chicago
Marin Ples tina, the world's champion wrestler, defeated Jess Westegaarde in straight falls. The first fall lasted 17 minutes and the second 14 minutes in Chicago.
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Chicago
Marin Plestina
Jess Westegaarde
Umpire Olie Anderson Joins Coast League Officials
San Francisco reports Olie Anderson, previously an American Association umpire last season, has been signed as an umpire for the Pacific Coast League this year.
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San Francisco
Olie Anderson
Man Johnson fled after white slave trial in 1913
Jack Johnson was tried in Chicago in 1913 for violating the Mann white slave law, convicted, and sentenced to a year at Leavenworth. He appealed but forfeited bail of 15000 by fleeing near Chicago to Montreal. In June 1913 he sailed to Europe and has not returned to the United States.
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Jack Johnson
Chicago
Leavenworth
Kaw
Johnson
Montreal
Canada
Europe
Johnson would face Mann Act sentence on return
Chicago officials said only unconditional surrender would be accepted from Jack Johnson. District Attorney Charles F. Clyne announced this after reading AP dispatch from Mexico City stating Johnson planned to return to the United States to face a Mann Act sentence.
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Chicago
Jack Johnson
Charles F. Clyne
Associated Press
Mexico City
Johnson
United States
Influenza Hospital Prep Underway in Spokane
In Spokane Washington on January 29 work began to convert a former skating rink into an influenza hospital under city county health authorities and the Red Cross. Ninety influenza cases were reported to the health department yesterday.
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Spokane
Wash
Red Cross
Health Department
Mat Men Tangle In Bout Tonight
Two heavyweights clash as European champion Sam Clapham faces Chris Sorenson at the People's theater with 9 pm start and Dr Maginn as referee. Hodgson vs Prosser anchors a strong curtain raiser while Clapham, 186 pounds, bets on technique over weight. Sorenson, weighing 203, trains in Butte and is eager for a tough showing against the favored rival.
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New York
Chris Sorenson
Sam Clapham
Dr. Maginn
William Hodgson
Jack Prosser
Clapham
Butte
Idaho
Caddock
Stecher
East
Demetral
Jack Rodgers
Cyclone Burns
Joe Shulte
Leo Alexander
San Francisco
Utah
Sorenson
Athletes Train To Stay Ready For Contenders
After a decisive win over Westergaard, the athlete has kept up consistent training to stay in peak shape for upcoming challengers.
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Westergaard
Evans Wins Southern Middleweight Wrestling Title
Walt Evans of Tennessee defeated Basanta Singh of Sacramento in Spokane last night to claim the southern middleweight championship. Evans won two falls to one, taking the second and third falls by body scissors and locks after Singh captured the opening fall with a half Nelson and scissors. Evans is set to wrestle Ted Thye of Spokane in tomorrow night’s match.
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Spokane
Wash
Walt Evans
Tennessee
Basanta Singh
Sacramento
Singh
Evans
Ted Thye
Sox release players shift leagues in two deals
The Chicago White Sox released two players on January 29. Pitcher Frank Shellenback was sent to Oakland of the Pacific Coast League and catcher Eddie Stumpf was sent to Des Moines of the Western League.
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Chicago
Chicago White Sox
Frank Shellenback
Oakland
Eddie Stumpf
Des Moines
Hopes for Grizzlies radiant for future
Former Missoula student Blackie Dawe predicts Montana will rise in northwest college circles next year with a large freshman class. Under Athletic Director Schreiber and Coach Bierman the university aims to enter athletics strongly with strengthened basketball baseball track squads and top sprinters leading the way.
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State University
Northwest
Witt
Butte
Steve Sullivan
Butte High School
Harry Adams
Grizzlies
Sports and college athletics mix in early 20th century notes
The piece surveys athletes and events from 1921 era. It notes Germany in Olympics contention, Jim Jeffries challenging Luther Burbank, Carpentier filming in Los Angeles, and a Denver ski tournament. It lists Montana and Washington State college schedules, University of Oregon track plans, and a planned grandstand at Washington State College. It mentions baseball, boxing, and film tie ins with sport figures.
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Oregon
University of Washington
Seattle
Stanford
Oregon Agriculture College
Corvallis
Movement seek seat on national commission next month
Baseball players push for a representative on the reorganized national commission next month. Charles Comiskey of the White Sox says American league prices will not rise this year. He is one of eight club owners. A correspondent claims an engineer halted his train to avoid disrupting a golf match, but the ball lay between the tracks, a false story.
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Stoneham
The
Giants
National Commission
Charles Comiskey
White Sox
North Carolina
Practical use found for narrow skirts in skiing
Instructors note that the shuffling straight ahead motion of women in tight skirts resembles the stroke used to propel a ski. This practical observation links attire to technique, suggesting skirts may influence the sport's motion in unexpected ways.
Cincinnati Nationals Receive 1919 World Champions Buttons
The Cincinnati Nationals have received their world championship buttons from the national commission. The quarter sized pins feature a wreath rim, a miniature baseball diamond with a diamond at the center, and the inscription World Champions 1919. The badge is crafted in old Roman gold to be worn on the coat lapel.
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Cincinnati Nationals
National Commission
Warren son reports not killed in war from France
NOT KILLED IN WAR. Aberdeen Washington Jan 29 F F Warren of this city has received word from his son E F F Warren who was reported to have been killed in battle in France. Young Warren lives at Commerce Alberta and stated that he had been trying for some time to locate his parents.
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Wash
F. F. Warren
E. F. F. Warren
France
Warren
Commerce
Alberta
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Luther Burbank
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