Dundee Wins Welter Crown Over Latzo At Polo Grounds
Joe Dundee, 25 year old Italian born fighter, defeated Pete Latzo in a grueling 15 round bout at Polo Grounds New York to win the welterweight title. Dundee showcased a strategic, powerful attack and consistent body work, earning a unanimous decision from the judges and referee Hadie Forbes as Latzo faded in the later rounds.
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Ted “Presa
Associated Trees
Polo Grounds
New York
Joe Dunder
Pete Latzo
Scranton
Hadie Forbes Latzo
Eitin
Mickey Walker
Pennsylvania
Way
Eeek M
Latzo
Dundee
Pete
Georgie Levine
Dundce
Tix
Rush
Prize boxing night ends in close bouts and a foul
The July air show featured a six round decision for Johnny Thdrucano of Boston as Indrasano’s sparring partner Tate’s man. Alger and Teaplan traded blows before a second round foul ruled George Courtney the winner over K C Kaplan. Both men fought hard despite cuts from eye jabs and uneven footing. Courtney weighed 159 percent while Kaplan weighed 157 and the lighter Thdrucano carried 145. Indrasano 148 and Alger 146.
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Lazzo
Testo'e Stenty
Jalike
Johnny Thdrucano
Boston
Talian
Indrasano
Tate
Willie Harmon
Alger
Inndrasano
George Courtney
Oni Homa
K. C. Phil Kaplan
New York
Kaplan
Kid McPartland
Courtney
Teaplan
Elliott Awarded Hamilton Contract in Helena
June 3 in Missoula the Montana board of examiners awarded the contract for construction of the state new entomological laboratory Fort Fortenal for $3,000,000. Missoula Hardware and Plumbing Co. won the heating and electrical contract. Separate refrigeration and fire systems contract estimated at $100,000. Legislature appropriated $80,000 for the plant to replace the old Fever House used for fever control and entomology work.
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Helena
Missoula
Pra
RH. Parker
Te Spencer
Aiuto Minti
Entimorogy
United States
Health Service
Ork
Sig
Hallaine
France
Hagen Declares Golf Not All It Might Have Been
American golf progress noted in Worcester on June 3 as the Ryder Cup foursomes lead by three, with Boomer Whitcomb defeating Diegel Meathorn and Sarazen Watrous bolstering the U S effort. John Farrell and Archie Compston faced close play while Johnny Farrell and Joe Turnesa led in earlier matches.
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Hagen
Walter Hagen
Nort American’ Newspaper Alliance
North Ameri Newspaper Alliance
Worcester
Mase
Pam Teast de Thin
Aubrey Boomer
Charley Whitcomb
Leo Diegel
Bi Meht
Pitteaure
Boomer
Thin
Channel Islander
Wrest Rolfer
Oakmont
America
Rolfers
Johnnie
Farrella
Duncan
Archie
Compston
Europe
Joe
Gene Sarazen
al Watrous
Arthur Havres
Bert Jolly
John Golden
Ted Ray
Fred Robson
Thad
Strugete
Johnny
Farrell
Turnesa
Boemer
Whitcount
Whitcomb
Diegel
Mehrhorn
Seif
Sampston
Sarazen
Watrous
Golf match struggles and uneven scoring across players
The report details many players’ scores over rounds with several ties and gaps. Boomer and Whitcomb led opponents with even par across 31 holes, while Doxey Diegel Mehrhorn and others battled fluctuating scores, with several pairs finishing well over par.
University Faculty Imposes Penalties on Students
A fragmented report notes that university faculty discussed student penalties and possible degree implications. It mentions revisions to summer term graduation and penalties tied to absences, with unclear details on specific names, dates, or actions.
Idaho Robbers Make $80,000 Haul From Rathdrum Bank
Two bandits robbed the Rathdrum state bank vault with revolvers while assistant cashiers Mrs JK and H Finch were held in the vault. The trio escaped in an automobile as most loot, including securities, was taken. about $8,000 believed missing.
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Jkin
H. Finch
Two Get Degrees From Montana School of Mines
In a ceremony by the state Board of Education Chancellor M A Brannon conferred bachelor of training degrees on Charles Goddard Jr and Herbert Wendell, graduating from the Montana School of Mines. Goddard, son of a Butte contractor, funded his schooling by work on building contracts and mining. Wendell supported himself through college, contributing at the Columbia Gardens and during the four years. The Montana Automobile Association reports growing interest in Montana's climate, scenery, and roads, aiding international travel and highway education.
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Uhe State Board of Education
M.A. Brannon
Charles Goddard, Jr
Herbert Wendell
Montana School of Mines
Charles
Goddard
C. Goddard
Butte
Ana
School of Mines
Hie
Godvara
McKinley
Herbert Wendell Alma
Jumbia Gardens
Montana
Ign
Colorado
Mr. Automobile Association
Thomas Butler
Spur at Alder Rail Line To Be Torn Up
The Associated Press reports in Helena that permission was granted to remove tracks on the Leinenweber spur at Alder. The order, issued by the Northern Pacific Railway commission, follows discontinued operations and signals plan to dismantle the line.
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Associated Prews
Helena
Alder
Northern Pacific
Mon ‘Comminsianate
Efor
National air race dates fixed for Spokane
Spokane will host national air races fixed for September 24 and 28 by the National Aeronautic Association. Major Jack T. Fancher, chairman of the local contest committee, announced the dates. Machines entered in the New York Spokane air derby and the San Francisco Spokane race will depart September 19 and are expected to arrive here shortly after.
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Ausonia
Spokane
National Aeronautic Associaton
Jack T. Fancher
New York
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