Tightening League Race As Local Teams Win
Last night at the Knights of Columbus gym the Butte Battery the “M” club and Xanthos defeated the Knights of Columbus McQueens and All-Stars respectively to tighten the league race. The Independents and Standards meet Thursday to decide the leader.
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Xanthos Fives
McQueens
All-Stars
Butte
Murphy
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C. Murphy
White
George
N. Murphy
Sullivan
Asa
J. Sullivan
Laurandeau
Feeney
Matson
Harr
Heaney
E Sullivan
Walsh
East Enders
Stephens
Streibhick
Lee
Ringer
L. Pishkur
Streibick
Pishkur
Columbus
Meaderville
Basketball finals crown county girls champion in Hamilton
In Hamilton on February 28 the county girls basketball tournament concluded with Florence Carlton scoring 20 and Hamilton 22 points to settle the title. The following week the western Montana boys tournament runs three days from Thursday, March 3, with teams from Thompson Falls Florence Carlton Victor Corvallis Stevensville Hamilton and Darby competing for the championship.
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The
Standard
Hamilton
Florence Carlton
Montana
Thompson Falls
Victor
Corvallis
Stevensville
Darby
Fifty Centuries Ago Hat Story Promotes Gordon Style
The article traces hat history from ancient thatch to modern Gordon hats. It highlights artisan skill in selecting furs, shaping, kneading, dyeing, blocking, curling, finishing and trimming. It claims the Gordon hat embodies fifty centuries of experience for a small price.
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Gordon
Beecher Edges Jackson in ten round boxing decision
Charley Beecher of New York defeated Freddie Jackson of England by judge's decision after a ten round bout in New York on Friday night.
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Associated Press
New York
Charley Beecher
Freddie Jackson
England
Lynch Wins Close Fight Over Young Montreal in Detroit
Detroit February 28 Joe Lynch ban tam-weight boxing champion faced Young Montreal of Providence in a ten round bout. The bout was even through eight rounds before Lynch toppled his opponent with a count of eight, earning a narrow decision according to most ringside reporters.
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Detroit
Joe Lynch
Montreal
Providence
Lynch
Friedman Shade Sailor In Ten Round Philadelphia Boxer Beats Friedman
Lew Tendler of Philadelphia edged Sailor Friedman in a 10 round bout in Milwaukee. Tendler outweighed Friedman and used a sharp left hook to secure a slim decision in a tightly fought match.
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Associated Press
Milwaukee
Lew Tendler
Philadelphia
Sailor Friedman
Polish wrestler Zbyszko defeats Peters in New York match
Stanislaus Zbyszko of Poland defeats Charles Peters of Nebraska in a catch as catch can bout in New York in 48 minutes 54 seconds. Zbyszko will meet Joe Stecher on March 14 in a finish match here.
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Associated Press
New York
Stanislaus Zbyszko
Poland
Charles Peters
Nebraska
Zbyszko
Joe Stecher
Minneapolis Boxer Fred Fulton Stops Local Heavyweight
In Freeport New York on February 28 Fred Fulton from Minneapolis knocked out Mike Carlson a local heavyweight in the second round of a 15 round match held tonight setting a decisive finish and improving Fulton’s record in the ring.
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Associated Press
Freeport
N. Y
Fred Fulton
Minneapolis
Mike Carlson
Executors Cited to Appear Before Judge Lynch
Charles D. McLure and Clara Mc Lure Jones named executors of the McLure estate were cited to appear before Judge Lynch to show cause why letters testamentary should not be revoked. The order, issued yesterday, is returnable March 19. They must file an accounting and answer questions to reveal the estate’s condition. pending investigation their powers are revoked.
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Charles D. McLure
Clara McLure Jones
McLure
Lynch
Thirty Countries Enroll at YMCA Americanization Session
At the YMCA Americanization school last night the thirtieth country joined the program when Joseph Bezdek announced his Fiume citizenship. The membership reached 108 with six new signups beyond Bezdek.
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Joseph Bezdek
Fiume
Gabrielle d'Annunzio
Bezdek
Spring training woes grip big league clubs and writers
Joyful days for baseball fans give way to spring prep as every club readies for training camps. Holdouts, player conditioning, and manager challenges dominate the lead in, with scribes under pressure to spin stories while concealing hard truths about rosters and weights. Meanwhile Missoula hosts a pivotal state basketball final as the Grizzlies claim the title with two straight wins, restoring Bruins glory after wartime upheaval.
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Missoula
University Grizzlies
Bobcats
Bruins
Centre College secures Jesse Tannehill to coach baseball
With football and basketball concluded the university aims for a sweep in baseball and track. Centre College of Kentucky plans to stay prominent and has hired Jesse Tannehill, famed Pittsburg and Highlander pitcher, to coach the spring baseball squad. Moran chose Tannehill but cannot manage the team himself.
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Centre College of Kentucky
Jesse Tannehill
Old Pittsburg
New York Highlander
Centre
Jess
Charlie Moran
Moran
Arbiter duties and spring sports mix in big show
The column notes football arbiters amid spring holdouts as managers trim meals, while players seed multi-sport futures. It cites Duster Mails fending off Sacramento All Stars at seven innings for St Marys Oakland, and mocks Johnny Evers reducing Cubs meals. Ty Cobb’s big pay meets Judge Landis, then Patrician satire contrasts beach loyalty.
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Kentucky
Cleveland
Duster
Mails
St. Mary's College of
Oakland
Sacramento All Stars
Johnny Evers
Chicago Cubs
Johnny
Oregon
Charley Herzog Seeks New Big League Landing After Cubs Shutout
Herzog, who was released by the Chicago Cubs, faces slim chances with other major league clubs as managers favor younger talent. He is described as pugnacious, constantly scrapping, and troublesome, with critics recalling the old line about the first and last. A bet on Connie Mack’s pennant future was rejected.
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Charley Herzog
Chicago Cubs
Rickard Assumes Fight Leadership in Dempsey Carpentier Match
Tex Rickard took over the interests of William A. Brady and Charles Cochrane in the world heavyweight title bout between Jack Dempsey and Georges Carpentier. He handed Brady's attorney a $66,666.66 check for Brady and Cochrane's share of the $100,000 posted, and announced the match would be held Saturday July 2 with location to be announced later and a 30 day extension requested from the boxers.
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Associated Press
New York
Tex Rickard
William A. Brady
Charles Cochrane
London
Jack Dempsey
Georges Carpentier
Iinally
Rickard
Brady
Cochrane
Labor Conference to Be Resumed Today
Representatives of mining companies and international unions met yesterday following a prior session led by F. Kelley of Anaconda. A counter proposal on rules and working conditions was presented and discussed. The conference adjourned late in the afternoon and will resume at 10 oclock this morning.
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F. Kelley
Anaconda Company
Cut This Out It Is Worth Money Foley Mail-In Offer
A promotional solicitation urges readers to mail five cents with name and address to Foley & Co. in Chicago to receive trial packages of Foley's Honey and Tar Compound Foley Kidney Pills and Foley Cathartic Tablets for various ailments. It notes the product is sold everywhere.
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Foley & Co
Sheffield Ave
Chicago
Ill
Foley
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