MCA Bowlers Prepare for State Tourney in Butte
In three MCA leagues twenty eight teams competed with North Butte leading overall at 77.3 percent as Mines league champion, Lutey’s team top in Commercial, and First National Bank leading Professional. Standings list many players and teams across Timber Butte, Rheims, Zinc Group, Safety First, Badger State, and other outfits. The state bowling tournament starts March 14 in Butte.
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M.C. A
North Butte
Lutey
First National Bank
Nthe
Hich
Butte
North Butts
Elm Orla Barchett
Geological
Fulton
W. Colusa
Burton
Edwards
Black Rock
Evans
Timber Butte
Boardman
Thomas
Badger State
Warren
Leonard
Gilbert
Gidel
Lyden
McLaughlin
Marshall
Tait
Kelly
Bilton
Leonard Wells
Matloway
Chapman
Leonard Savard
Badger Wright
Black Rock Sultzer
Tramway
M.C. Gook
Safety
West Colusa
Bruel
N. Butte
Anderson
Cass O'Brien
Casa Schrock
Morrison
Cundy
Tramwaye
Foley
Bim Orla
Harvey
Rheims
Klaustermeyer
cHutter
Allen
Isa Wicks
Karr
Cole
Fiet Hanley
Eim Orla Sist
Morgan
Roddewis
Elm Orly
Black ‘Rock
Wittams
Orth
Petritz
Strandberg
W Y M C A Professional League Winners Listed
A partial list names winners from multiple clubs including Hansen, Luteys, Moser, Pneumatics and Butte Miner in a Y M C A Professional League event. The rough tally mentions Dormitory, Henningsens, Knights of Pythias and Postal Telegraph among participants with many figures and affiliations. The report ends with a CANCELED boxing bout between Battling Ortega and Bryan Downey scheduled for March 17 in Cleveland, per Associated Press.
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Symons
McPherson
Moon
Humfield
K. of Pythias
Wilcox
Lateys
Cundy
Henningsons
Joviek
Rowe
Pythias
Ison
Pierce
Butte Miner
Spang
Postal Telegraph
Wilkinson
Thias
Rodda
Harris
Jovick
Fama
Reek
Douglass
Springer
Pneumatics
Brown
Conway
Parimutier
Johnson
Knights of Pythias
Witmer
Henningsens
Williams
Henningsens Houston
Johns
Carkett
Lutes
Stronach
Berry
K Price
Dittman
Associated Press
Cleveland
Battling Ortega
Bryan Downey
Sarlens Hey Bensenneeleg
Extension to find site for Dempsey Carpentier bout granted
The Associated Press reports an extension of 30 days to secure a site for the world heavyweight title fight between Francois Carpentier and Jack Dempsey. Deschamps pledged a 50,000 forfeiture transfer to the Central Tzu company in New York. Montreal promoter Graham advised he would arrive Monday to discuss staging in Montreal for 700,000. Also, Jake Schaefer defeated Edouard Horemans in a 4800-point billiards match in New York.
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Associated Press
New York
Tex Rickard
Frincois Deschamps
Carpentier
Jack Dempsey
Deschamps
Paris
Tzu
Jack Kearnspsey
Schaeper
Associatad Press
Jake Schaefer
San Francisco
Edouard Horemans
Ties Unbroken In Y M C A School Basketball Leagues
Webster and junior high teams top senior division by wins at the Y M C A. Webster beat Whitier 20 to 5 while Longfellow fell 14 to 4 as Franklin edged Harrison 8 to 6 and Lincoln defeated Garfields 14 to 4. In the junior division Emerson beat Blaine 15 to 2 and Mckinley won by default 2 to 0. Greeley beat Monroe 7 to 8 and Grant narrowly beat Sherman 4 to 2. Frank Herman and D M Biorgum officiated. Miss Gail Passmore was scorer.
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Webster
Y. MC. A
Whitier
Longfellow
Franklin
Harrison
Lincoln
Garfields
Mckinley
Emerson
Blaine
Hawthorne
Greeley
Monroe
Grant
Sherman
Frank Herman
D. M. Biorgum
Gail Passmore
Red Sox train camp opens without Melnnis Hooper trade buzz
Boston March 5 The Red Sox advance guard heads to Hot Springs to train with Harry Hooper's move to the White Sox dominating fan talk. Manager Hugh Dutty leads three recruits as John Collins and Nemo Liebold are en route to join in Pittsburg. Colby names Wilkie Clark baseball coach replacing Oregon Agricultural College link.
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Associated Pres
Boston
Boston Red Sox
South
Harry Hooper
White Sox
Melnnis
Hugh Dutty
Hot Springs
John Collins
Nemo Liebold
Hooper
Pittsburg
Dempsey Set for Carpentier Willard Title Clashes
New York report outlines plans for Jack Dempsey to defend his heavyweight crown in a summer schedule. Georges Carpentier looms for July 2 in an open air arena near New York with Tex Rickard promoting, potential Willard rematch on Labor Day if Dempsey wins.
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Dempsey
Mammoth Open-Air Arena
New York City
Jess Willard
Toledo
Jack Velock
International News
New York
Tack Dempsey
Maumee Bay
Georges Carpentier
Kansas
Carpentier
Tex Rickard
New York State Boxing Commission
Wile Lard
Beadle Kelly to quit boxing for nose operation in L A
Beadle Kelly the Butte boxer announced from Helena that he will quit the ring and travel to Los Angeles for a nose operation. After recovery he plans to take up cartooning as a profession.
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The
Standard
Helena
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Y. M. C. A. Commercial League
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Madison Square Garden
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Chicago
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Anoth
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TM Brennan
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Beadle Kelly
Los Angeles
Y. M. C. A. Mines Bowling League
Elmer Williams
Pat Morrison
Dutch
Bruell
Charles Broce
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