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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1925
Page
6
Montana high schools start the state tournament tonight in Bozeman with 16 teams from nine districts. The event showcases regional representation as teams compete in a 26-game slate, with the winner earning a state title and bragging rights for the season.
Dillon players arrive and join Butte for a regional tournament tourney. The Roseman team is touted as the strongest in years and a good showing is hoped for. The opening program features a state college regimental band and welcome remarks by college officials.
A fragmented wrap blends boxing chatter and baseball scouting from Grantland Rice era. It references Wills Gibbons Tunney Renault and McGraws Cubs plus Brooklyn and Giants, noting league contenders, season prospects, and coaching insight with sportwriter cadence.
A meeting is set for 5 o clock tomorrow afternoon in the gymnasium to explain the tournament rules and regulations. Awards will be given to the top five teams, including a silver casket, ebony pedestal, championship pennant, gold medal, and new playing basketball and pennant blanket for the runner up. Individual players will receive medals. this outline covers the first five teams including Big Timber and Helena.
A garbled brief describes life around a coastal league club with names like Maria Cal and Ghetaluie. It notes spring training, health, appetite, and early scrimmages between regulars and affiliates. Mentions Tait Buss Cleary and Marty Krug in unsettled notes about the Mines league.
Englewood edged Centerville 38 to 14 as Bennets and Harrington stood out for the losers. Lineups note McGee with 6 points for Englewood and Bennets 6 for Centerville. In Rochester, Minnesota, Nelson, once a light-weight champion, seeks treatment at the local eye ear nose and throat clinic.
Sixteen handball stars have entered in the city singles championships starting in the Y today. The round robin format will pit each player against the others. The Helena Handball Association executive committee has set cups and prizes for the winners under the auspices of the Helena Handball Association. The meet will be held at the Y.
In a rough night at the Butte high gym, the De Molays defeated Jeanie Dunch amid messy play. Lineups included Leary Seanes S, Aho, Kiely, MacDougal, Downing Rowe, Helland, Best, Chancellor, and Staples with Dicey guards and centers shaping the action.
A chaotic early report from March 3 covers multiple MLB notes. Ray Blades senior faces arm trouble in Stockton. left fielder Eye elder may start this season. Eddie Col managers gold braid for first time as Chicago White Sox prep. Johnny Butler Steengraffe misses yesterday but travels. Brooklyn and Giants spring drills show growing tensions as LeGraw ultimatum on Frank Frisch drags on. Joe Bush brings hoped-for luck to St Louis Browns after Yankees transfer. Pirates begin spring in California under Bill McKechnie as training opens.
The report notes Richards challenging Tilden for the ultimate peak in chess, with speculation of improvement this year. It mentions Johnston and Somebeck in the field, and observers weighing whether Richards can threaten Tilden's long reign.
Foreign contenders in the light-weight elimination meet in New York April 30 will pick a challenger to face the American tournament winner for the world title. Eight survivors in the American bracket will contest in the second round at Madison Square Garden on May night. Jimmy Goodrich faces K Jeakle while Benny Velger meets Beau Galiano. Tommy O'Brien versus Joe Benjamin will be outdoors at the Velodrome April 30 to aid O'Brien’s recovery from a recent injury.
The son of the veteran Gue wizard Schacter repeated as world champion by scoring 296 for victory over Willie Hoppe, who had held the crown for 17 years. The match featured long drives and a strong early showing, but Schacter’s late innings sealed the win in a game noted for brilliance and extended drives.
A compact sports brief notes shifts in leadership within local biking circles and mentions upcoming matches and events. It references teams and venues around Duluth and Stacks vonens, Gastman, Koel Terth, and intrusions into broader boxing and wrestling headlines.
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