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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1925
Page
6
Boxing scene in New York as three promoters enter a race to stage the costliest bout for profit. Gimmy De Forest named grounds keeper. dispatches note heavy favorites and stalled plans amid shifting boxing promotions.
Butte athletes start preparations for a major track meet in May at the interscholastic championships in Montana. Coaches Debiborg and Beve Sullivan plan to build teams around ten veterans from last season as Central athletes begin March 18 and Butte anticipates an early championship push. Francis Chariton recently transferred, joining the program as a key focal point for the season.
Whelin is named captain of Central’s basketball squad amid the season’s early talks. Team officials praise his leadership and on court vision as the season opens in earnest at home.
University announces 11 football games for Montana State University. Schedule includes games at Missoula and Corvallis with dates in March and September. Strong entities include University and Missoula. details unclear due to OCR fragments.
Readable fragments report a famed jockey from 1873 near death, with garbled OCR text surrounding possible location and conditions. The readable bits indicate a sudden medical distress while associated with racing circles. Further details are absent due to the damaged source.
Report from Washington details spring training scenes with pitchers and hitters at several camps. Notes include prospects from Barseport and Barseport area, multiple recruits in camp, and plans for exhibition games to start the season. Charley Root and Benes are named among players involved in early drills and pitching tastings.
Nine of 14 teams entered will begin crashing pins tonight at the Marquette alleys for the opening of the Class B tournament. Officials expect a competitive start as teams vie for early positions and potential honors in the event.
Butte State University reports all varsity track teams unavailable for competition as of March 17 due to personnel changes and roster adjustments. No further details provided on replacements or event schedule.
Nuami shattered his previous 3000 meter mark to set a new school best. The performance came during the indoor season, with Nuami clocking a time that topped his prior record and drew praise from coaches and teammates.
A power management official visits Butte to assess grid needs and discuss infrastructure upgrades with local authorities, aiming to improve reliability and support future energy projects.
A fragmentary sports item mentions a six foot figure, a camera moment, and a player named MoTigue in a New England setting. It references Batella Monon A. C. of Latay and a semi final, with the Kansas City area implied, but details are severely garbled and unclear.
In Boulder Idaho and Pocatello high school leagues the Rocky Mountain interscholastic meet drew two favorites the Butte night quintet and the Montana sons as keen contenders amid uncertain results with teams from both states advancing hopes of a strong showing.
A lively high school basketball game ended in a tie as both kid teams matched pace and scoring. The result sets up a decisive rematch to break the deadlock and determine the winner in the upcoming playoff.
A brief notice from the Department of Agriculture confirms ongoing Sess activities with pupils. The report notes continued educational sessions and participation by students in related programs.
A district school principal, linked to a two week old incident, was arrested and charged with aggravated assault and battery after a coroner’s investigation found a severe beating with a rubber hose led to death. The coroner’s committee recommended arrest for aggravated assault.
St Johns Episcopal last year's champions kept their record clear with a 41 to 14 victory over Mountain View Methodists after a tough opening bout. The De Molays beat Trinity Methodist 13 to 10 in another hard fought game. Lutheran and Congregational clashes saw Anon lead Entherane to a 37 to 12 win. Williams and Keeley stood out for the Christians, while Sally and others starred for St Johns on a high scoring day.
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