Butte Wins Shot Game In Regional Basketball Tourney
In Bozeman the Butte team defeated Fairview 31 to 16 amid a day of high school basketball at the ninth annual interscholastic tournament. Livingston beat Xoula 27 to 13, Big Timber defeated Stevensville 23 to 11, with Glasgow and Billings set to open, and Missoula vs Fairview slated for 3 pm.
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Bozeman
Livingston
Butte
Ric Timber
Fromisxoula
Ast Fairview
Big Timber
Stevensville
Glasgow
Billings
Libby
Whitehall
Missoula
Fairview
Miles City
Helena
Great Falls
Poplar
Groundhog forecasts spark talk of spring outdoor sports
The column notes six weeks of winter granting a pause before outdoor sports resume. It highlights Pomona College’s nearly all faculty enjoying golf, Holland and Belgium Olympic tensions, Archie Hahn returning to Michigan as trainer, Babe Ruth’s anticipated home run record, Sunday uniforms for the St. Louis Browns, and upcoming boxing bouts and a Madison Square Garden six day bicycle race.
Anaconda Bowlers Lead State Tournament Entries
Anaconda Butchers top the list with the first entry for the Montana Bowling Association state tournament opening March 20 in Missoula. Other entries include Anaconda City Drug, Palace Colts of Helena, and Great Falls teams Black Eagle and Enterprise with lineups listed for each club.
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Missoula
Anaconda
Montana Bowling Association
Henry Greenhood
Anaconda Butchers
Butchers
Vautrin
Varian
Schlichting
Wenger
Tucker
Oldhaber
Anaconda City
Palace Colts
Helena
Black Eagle and
Enterprise Quints
Great Falls
Swander
Micklow
Leskey
Steve Ugrin
Patterson
Palace
Benson
Adams Sold to Seattle From Philadelphia National Team
Philadelphia on March 10 reports Jack Adams former first string catcher for the National league Phillies has been purchased by Seattle. Adams joined Philadelphia in 1915 from the New York Giants and was part of the Demaree Stock and Adams swap for Lobert deal.
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Philadelphia
Jack Adams
Seattle
Adams
New York Giants
Demaree, Stock
Lobert
National AAU Basketball Championship Opener in Atlanta
Fast play opened the national AAU tournament with Kansas City Athletic Club 65 over Spartanburg YMCA 26. Crescent A C Brooklyn 45 beat Northern Paper Mills Green Bay 30. Los Angeles A C 45 defeated Kentucky Indiana Terminal Railroad Louisville 28, the present title holders.
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Atlanta
Amateur Athletic Union
Kansas City Athletic Club
Spartanburg
S. C
Crescent A. C
Brooklyn
Northern Paper Mills
Green Bay
Wis
Los Angeles
Former German Crown Prince Wields Uppercut Skills
WIERINGEN March 10 Wilhelm the former crown prince is praised as a pretty good scrapper by W La Croix a Dutch light weight who has trained him for four months. The boxer likes an uppercut and is learning to use it says La Croix to an AP correspondent.
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Wieringen
Friederich Wilhelm
W. la Croix
Wilhelm
Mason Nears Title Bout With Wilde in Toledo
Frankie Mason of Fort Wayne Indiana finished training in South Bend for his flyweight title fight with Jimmy Wilde in Toledo Ohio on Friday. He was a half pound under the 108 pound limit and will depart for Toledo Thursday afternoon.
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South Bend
Ind
Frankie Mason
Fort Wayne
Jimmy Wilde
Toledo
Ohio
Mason
Whitman Coach Borleske Challenges Chicago Pennsy Winner
Walla Walla March 10 Coach Vincent Borleske of Whitman College champions ship winner challenges the victor of the Chicago Pennsylvania series to a prize game asserting Northwest supremacy in college basketball.
Unclear fragment hints at series of games
The readable text references a string of games either here or in the East, but no names, dates, teams, or outcomes are provided to specify who played whom or when.
Eddie Fitzsimmons Defeats English Lightweight Champion
Eddie Fitzsimmons of New York defeated Johnnie Sheppard, the English lightweight champion, in a ten round Detroit bout. Sheppard was severely punished late, knocked down five times in the eighth and twice in the ninth.
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Detroit
Mich
Eddie Fitzsimmons
New York
Johnnie Sheppard
England
Bob Martin Knocks Out Jack Riley in One Round in Fort Wayne
Kalamazoo report says Bob Martin heavyweight champion of the American expeditionary force scored a technical knockout over Jack Riley in the first round of a scheduled 10 round bout at Fort Wayne.
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Kalamazoo
Mich
Bob Martin
American Expeditionary Force
Jack
Riley
Fort Wayne
Grants New Trial for Mrs Stokes
In St Louis on March 10 the United States circuit court of appeals granted Mrs Rose Pastor Stokes a new trial. The millionaire New York socialist was convicted in Kansas City in 1918 for violating the espionage act and the court reversed the trial verdict but said there was substantial evidence. The panel found Judge Van Valkenburgh’s jury instruction prejudicial to the defendant.
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ST. Louis
Rose Pastor Stokes
New York
Kansas City
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
van Valkenburgh
Italy backs airship Rome to Rio de Janeiro flight
The Italian government supports a 6500 nautical mile airship run from Rome to Rio de Janeiro planned for next June. A 25 passenger dirigible is ready for a trial in April and is expected to maintain 50 nautical miles per hour, completing the voyage in about 110 hours.
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New York
Rome
Rio de Janeiro
Brazil
A. Guidoni
Italy
Guidoni
Prisoner Harry New Affidavit Claims Victim Suicide
In San Quentin, Harry New who was jailed for murdering his fiancée Freda Lesser, verified an affidavit by his half sister Edna Clancy stating Lesser killed herself. The San Francisco Call reported New’s evasiveness when asked why the affidavit was not presented at trial.
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San Francisco
Harry New
Los Angeles
Freda Lesser
San Quentin
Edna Clancy
New
San Francisco Call
Attorney Dropped by American Legion Post in Bellingham
A. C. Durham a Bellingham attorney and former deputy internal revenue inspector was dropped from the Albert J. Hamilton post of the American Legion by resolution last night. The action cites his role as counsel for the I. W. W. in Washington state. Durham is a Spanish American War veteran who served in France with U S engineers in World War I.
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Bellingham
Wash
A. C. Durham
Internal Revenue
Albert J. Hamilton
American Legion
Durham
France
United States Engineers
Take Down Statue of Liberty
The Columbia Record warns of stricter laws enforcing travel rules such as banning suitcases and requiring meshbags for men, signaling a broader push to regulate personal items and movement.
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Columbia Record
Employers Sign More Men In 1919 Wage Talks
A meeting of the Associated Industries executive committee discussed the labor difficulty. Manager McIntosh said the group is signing more workers daily under the 1919 wage scale and employers’ conditions, with signers willingly agreeing the proposition is fair. Union headquarters says journeymen are satisfied and not weakening.
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Associated Industries
McIntosh
Ad Club Reorganizes After Constitutional Amendments
Butte Ad club votes to realign with regional plans. Election of officers shifts from May to March and will be announced at the next meeting. A nominating committee of Morley Gillis and Thompson will prepare the ticket.
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Butte Ad Club
E. A. Morley
Malcolm Gillis
A. B. Thompson
Yellowstone Irrigation Boosters at Big Timber
A Yellowstone Irrigation Association meeting was held at the courthouse in Big Timber with about 60 attendees. BE. M. Niles and Jerome G. Locke urged wider membership across 12 counties while Sam Teagarden promoted a $20 million bond referendum for irrigation. Director John Esp will represent Sweet Grass at the Billings meeting on March 16.
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BIG Timber
Yellowstone Irrigation Association
Jonn Hip
Board of County Commissioners
Sweet Grass
BE. M. Niles
Jerome G. Locke
Livingston
Yellowstone Valley
Sam Teagarden
Great Falls
Montana Irrigation Commission
John Esp
Sweet Grass County
Yellowstone Valley Irrigation Association
Billings
Soldiers vote against a military man for president in Davenport
A Davenport crowd of returning soldiers held a wide poll showing strong opposition to a military man as president. They also favored ending prohibition by a large margin and reported a close vote on military training.
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Davenport
Iowa
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