Orris and Graham Retain Skating Titles at Holland Rink
In two fast matches at Holland rink yesterday professional and amateur champions defended titles. Dan Graham defeated Tom McGeever and Dave Walsh to win the amateur mile, with Miller dropping out and McGeever taking second. Orris won the pro mile by taking the lead after three laps, defeating Hill Rogers and Tom McGeever Jr. The Mile Sisters delivered a crowd-pleasing exhibition with the all-Diane spin presented by Paul Byrnes and Elizabeth Silex.
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Plone
Holland Rink
Dan Graham
Tom McGeever
Vra
Dave Walsh
Murray Milter
Ameteur
Graham
McGeever
Notre Dame Men May Be Cleared In Betting Scandal
Indications that Gus Desch and John Mohardt of Notre Dame football may be cleared of ties to the collegiate scandal as evidence to Notre Dame authorities suggests they did not play for Carlinville or Taylorville. Carlinville backers claim trickery by ringers and safe betting schemes led to disqualification of nine Illinois athletes amid a high profile rivalry.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Gus Desch
John Mohardt
Notre Dame
Carlinville
Taylorville
University of Timois
Desh
Mohar
Fili Athleves
Bob Desch
Mohardt
Southend
Ind
Desch
Kame
Butte Girls Begin New Junior Swimming Classes
Butte high school plunge hosts new junior swimming classes for girls led by Mrs Ottilla Fanning starting Saturday Feb 4 with a 50 member roster. instruction will be free for physical exams by Dr F Maginn and teachers require a grade teacher certificate. Classes run 1 to 5 pm with four groups and capacity for 80 more students.
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Butte High School
Ottilla Fanning
Butte
Fanning
F. Maginn
Perfect score in Inland Empire Telegraphic Trap Shoot
Lewiston Pomeroy produced the only perfect score in the Inland Empire Telegraphic Trap Shooting tournament at Spokane. Scores listed include Spokane 73 and Lewiston Pomeroy 76 with shootoffs to break ties among Yakima and Coeur dAlene entries.
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Lewiston-Pomeroy Turnin
Inland Empire
Associated Press
Spokane
Lewiston- Pomeroy
Spokesman-Review
Coulee Cry
Yakima
Sprague
Wallace-Keilogs
Lewistown- Pomeroy
St. John-Garfield
Pendleton
Odessa
Palous-Colfax
Wakeburg
Orovite
Coeur d'Alene
Chen
Second Hatt
Walla Walla
Walla
John Garfield
Orovine
Lewiston-Pomeroy
Waitsburg
Cheny
Wenatchee
Oroville
Riflemen Brave Winter Weather at Rocky Mountain Shoot
A large crowd of Butte riflemen joined the weekly medal shoot of the Rocky Mountain Rifle club at the Rocker range despite deep snow and high wind. Four sharp shooters posted bold medal scores of 48 as the day’s totals lagged behind a previous Sunday. Participants included McMahan Over and Leighton Tisdale Brown Holmes Osterman Motzke Bruce Westphal Scheu Rand Bird Sylvat.
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Butte
Rocky Mountain Rifle Club
Rocker Range
McMahan
Leighton
Tisdale
Brown
Benz
Holmes
Osterman
Motzke
Bruce
Westphal
Scheu
Rand
Bird Sylvat
North Siders rout South Siders in hockey tuneup
Beaty hockey squads played a practice game at Lake Avoca with the North Siders defeating the South Siders 10 to 1. The Beaty team plans to travel to Helena next Sunday to face the Helena squad in the state championship chase.
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Beaty
Lake Avoca
North Siders
South Siders
Helena
Bowling Tourney Eyes Record Entries in Toledo
More than $20,000 will be the pot in the American Bowling Congress tournament to open Feb 27 in Toledo, lasting 30 days. About 6,000 players from the Pacific and Atlantic coasts, Toronto and Jacksonville are expected, aiming to surpass last year’s 946 teams and set new participation records.
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International News Service
Toledo
Ohio
American Bowling Congress
Pacific Coast
Atlantic Coast
Toronto
Canada
Jacksonville
Bla
Toledo Bowling Association
Avis
Buffalo
Chicago
A. B
Peoria
Detroit
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
St. Louis
Cleveland
New York City
Fort Wayne
South Bend
Columbus
Erie
Kenosha
Louisville
Youngstown
San Francisco
Elks
Mort Lindsey
New Haven
Soal
Chief Fred Martin Shows Improvement In Hospital
Chief Fred Martin, once ill with a severe condition, improved after hospitalization and is on the way to recovery. Soldiers Bureau Reports 13,000 Jobs Won For Veterans In 1921 By American Legion Effort. Merchants and Manufacturers Association Contributes To Sustain Bureau.
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Red Martin
Mons
Chief Martin
International News Service
Los Angeles
American Legion Report Sailors’ Employment Bureau
Merchants and Manufacturers’ Association
Auburn plans new rural mail sorting system
Postmaster Wilm Harmon, originator of the plan, says the system saves more than one third of the time formerly required to distribute mail on rural routes. The simple system has operated six months on several Auburn rural routes, with Harmon claiming it is the last word in simplicity.
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Auburn
Willam Harmon
Harmon
Anaconda Teams Divide Honors On Butte Visit
Four Anaconda bowling squads faced Butte teams at Marquette alleys and Y alleys. Washoe Smelters beat Marquettes two games to one, then lost the third by three pins. Anaconda Stars took two of three from Holy Rollers. City Drug dropped two of three to Mudros, and Butte Cadillales beat Anaconda Butchers two of three. Charles Mudro rolled three 200 games for a 679 series: 231 236 212. AW York's Swat Commission notes follow.
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Anaconda
Butte
Marquette
Washoe Smelters
Marquettes
Anaconda Stars
Holy Rollers
City Drug
Mudros
Butte Cadillaes
Anaconda Butchers
Charles
Oe F. Mudro
Pasco
Jovie
J. Muneo
C. Mudro
Anaconda Davidson
McLean
Bas Allen
Sat Gett
Swanders
Anaconda Butcher
Finnegan
Wenger
Hutehine
Schlichting
Bat Tucker
Ieee Dees
Aoe
Butte Cadillac
Halloran
Peck Bi
Candy Dass
Barker
Perham Lass
Washoe
Asrin
Davidson
Lattimer
Tucker
Mooney
Gedean
Nash
Bruett
Dazzle
Michich
Baltimores Lead City Bowling Standings
The Baltimores moved to the top of the City Bowling league by taking three games from the Marquettes. Beer's five rose to second after beating Chequamegon, with four teams tied for third. Jovick leads Class A bowlers at 187, Dazzle 186, axcool 185. Cummings leads Class B at 174, Riley 171. Beers Drug posted the high three games at 2,648 and Gebeau had the top Class A three-game score of 607. Krueger of Campana's owns the top Class A single season high game. W. Clark of Truzzolino's leads Class B three-game, and A. Jovick of Chequamegon has the high single at 222. Weekly schedule lists Beers vs Cornell's, Marquettes vs Chequamegon, Baltimores vs Montana Power, Trazzolino's vs Campani International. Curtis Nebo reports a mammoth fossil unearthed near here on John Corte's farm, said to be the largest ever found in America, with Denver University scientists confirming it as a mammoth that lived about 250,000 years ago.
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Baltimores
Marquettes
Beer
Chequamegon
Jovick
Dazzle
Axcool
Cummings
Riley
Beera
Gebeau
Krueger
Campana’s
W. Clark
Truzzolino’s
A. Jovick
Cornells
Montana Power
Trazzolino's
Campani
Walkerville, Centerville shine in three league games
In the Independent Basketball league, Centerville defeated Knights of Columbus 14 to 8 in overtime after an 8-8 tie. Walkerville beat the Hubs 19 to 7 and the M. Club topped Englewood 25 to 4 as Sunday games showcased improved play despite a slick floor.
Special matches and league games roll on alleys
Two match games and two league games were rolled yesterday. North Butte Regulars defeated North Butte Shovelers two games to one while Wild Cats lost two of three to the Marquettes. Street Car Men’s team No 2 defeated Timber Butte No 2 in Class C 2 league and Dakota Market beat Campana five in Class B 2. Free throws missed by Daniel McCormick and Leahy, with several substitutions noted.
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North Butte
North Butte Shovelers
Wild Cats
Marquettes
Timber Butte No
Dakota Market
Campana
A Mikich
Oldhaber
Aso
Schmidt
Bergen
Er Lattimer
Marquette
Mooney
Nash
Bruen
Dazaie
Mage
Ignatich
Tomich
Puieh
Puien
Paxson
Cobban
Ase Dlark Ny
Baz Morgan
Kalena
Mesevioh
Gerard
Timber Butte
Marshall
Stein
Smith
Hewitt
Taitition
North Butte Williams
Bunnell
Shottard
O'Brien
Anderson
Shoveters
Alien
Rodgers
McNamara
Burton
Wilhite
Ae Kelly
Bts K
C. . Poole
Forw
Sullivan
Daniels
Brice
McCormi
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Rivers Anderson
Notre Dame University
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Lionel Moise
Carl Inville
Renault
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Carl S. Solvarn
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Fred Martin
AW York
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State Movie Commission
Public Service Commission
State Athletic Commission
State Swat Commission
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Harry Greb
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Empire State
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Wiegenstein
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