Old Timers Feature of Day in State Bowling Tourney
At the state bowling tournament at Y M C A alleys the Old Timers from Anaconda drew crowds with solid scores led by Jud Hasley 545 and a team total of 2,552. City Drug of Anaconda followed 2,537 led by Swander 564. Anaconda’s Leskey nearly broke the singles high mark with 620 after 213 182 225. Morrison posted 178 215 235 for a high night finish. Frank Walker, state bowling president, praised the veterans between games. The Wild Cats led with 2,637 as the three Anaconda teams concluded the five-man events just after 2 PM.
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Anaconda
Jud Hasley
Swander
Leskey
Morrison
Frank Walker
Bowling Association
Chess Experts Draw in World Title Match
In Havana on March 16 the first game of the world chess championship series between Jose R. Capablanca of Cuba and Dr Emanuel Lasker of Germany ended in a draw after 50 moves.
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Havana
Jose R. Capablanca
Cuba
Emanuel Lasker
Germany
Handball tournament pits four state crack teams today
The 17th features a handball tournament with Crowley and McCarthy facing Conley and Mulcahy. The opening three games are at Crowley and Bockhart's gym on East Broadway, the next three at Sheehan's on 801 North Main. A tie prompts a coin toss to decide the third alley.
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Tom Crowley
Frank McCarthy
Tim Conley
Mike Mulcahy
Crowley & Bockhart
East Broadway
Sheehan's
North Main
White Sox to Hold First Texas Camp Practice Friday
Chicago reports the White Sox schedule a Friday workout in Texas as the Giants second team arrives. A contest develops for third base between Eddie Mulligan and Harvey McClellan, each delivering strong performances in recent days.
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Chicago
Chicago White Sox
Texas
New York Giants
Eddie Mulligan
Harvey McClellan
Kansas Senate approves boxing bill for private clubs
The Associated Press reports from Topeka that on March 16 the senate passed the Hasty boxing bill allowing matches before private clubs like the American Legion, with the house already having approved it. A prior repeal proposal was debated.
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Associated Press
Topeka
Kan
Senate
American Legion
House
Greb Beats Renault In Pittsburg Ten Round Decision
Harry Greb of Pittsburg wins a newspaper decision over Montreal contender Jack Renault in a ten round heavyweight bout held in Pittsburg.
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Pittsburg
Harry Greb
Jack Renault
Montreal
Canada
Penn Wins Title in Intercollegiate League Battle
Penn clinched the league championship by defeating Dartmouth 31 to in a decisive late-season basketball game at Hanover New Hampshire. The victory solidifies Penn as the top team in the intercollegiate league standings.
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Phanover
N. H
University of Pennsylvania
Dartmouth
Red Sox Holdouts Rally to Cover at Hot Springs
Boston March 16 report says holdouts began to file into training headquarters at Hot Springs to protest salary terms. Elmer Myers, acquired from Cleveland last year, reported for duty as President H H Frazee is expected to arrive within a day or two to interview other protestants who may appear.
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Associated Press
Boston
Red Sox
Elmer Myers
Cleveland
Hot Springs
Dispatches
H. H. Frazee
the Springs
Shortstop Jimmy Smith Not Signed by Seattle Club
Seattle Pacifi Coast league club president W. H. Klepper announced he informed Garry Herrmann in Cincinnati that Shortstop Jimmy Smith could not be signed and was returned to the Reds.
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Seattle
W. H. Klepper
Seattle Pacifi Coast League Baseball Club
Garry Herrmann
Cincinnati Nationals
Jimmy Smith
Reds
Simonich and Ketchell to Box in Lewistown
A boxing exhibition is set for March 23 in Lewistown with Joe Simonish and Young Ketchell in the main event. McCarthy of Canada and Aren of Butte are slated for a preliminary. The show, authorized by the boxing commission, will be at the Judith Theater via the American Legion, coinciding with a large oil excursion from Great Falls and nearby points.
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Lewistown
Joe Simonish
Young Ketchell
McCarthy
Canada
Aren
Butte
Boxing Commission
Judith Theater
American Legion
Great Falls
Beaumont Leaguers Defeat Philadelphia Americans 3 to 1
In Beaumont Texas on March 16 Philadelphia Americans faced Beaumont Leaguers. Final score Beaumont 3 Philadelphia 1. Batteries listed Hasty Naylor and Myatt for Beaumont. Pailey Meine and Basil Rusche for Philadelphia. Attendance and additional details not provided.
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Athletics
Beaumont
Texas
Philadelphia Americans
Texas Leaguers
Hasty
Naylor
Myatt
Pailey
Meine
Basil
Rusche
Giants beat San Antonio in Texas League race
In San Antonio Texas on March 16 the Giants defeated the San Antonio nine 6 to 3 as New York Nationals faced 6103 in a Texas League game. In Philadelphia Winnipeg Falcons edged the All-Stars 2 to 1 in Olympic ice hockey action tonight.
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San Antonio
Texas
New York Nationals
San Antonio Texas League
Shea
Sallee
Perritt
Smith
Snyder
Zimmatore
Davis
Seaplac
White
Whiney
Philadelphia
Falcons
Winnipeg
All-Stars
Princeton Defeats Yale 24 17 In Intercollegiate Game
In New Haven Princeton beat Yale 24 to 17 in an intercollegiate league basketball match played tonight at Yale. Players and specific team details are noted in the report.
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New Haven
Conn
Princeton
Yale
Cardinals Fall to Astros in Texas Showdown
In Orange Texas on March 1 the St Louis Cardinals were edged by the Houston Astros 5 to 3. Houston pitchers Schultz Zells Greisenbeck Busha Witworth and Griffith limited the Cardinals while Wright contributed offensively.
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Houston
Orange
Texas
St Louis Cardinals
Seasen
Schultz
Zells
Greisenbeck
Busha
Witworth
Griffith
Wright
Ruth Leads Yankees Past Cardinals 14 to 8 in Exhibition
Babe Ruth headed a four man home run quartet as the New York Yankees defeated the St. Louis Cardinals 14 to 8 in an exhibition game at Lake Char es. Bodie Fournier and Topover joined Ruth with homers for the Yankees in this March 16 turnout.
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Lake Chares
Babe Ruth
New York Yankees
St. Louis Cardinals
Cardinals
Bodie
Fournier
Topover
Phillies Edge Senators 3 2 In Fla Exhibition
Washington Americans 2 Philadelphia Nationals 3 in an exhibition game played in Gainesville Florida on March 16. The score shows Phillies 3 runs 6 hits 0 errors to Senators 2 runs 12 hits 4 errors. Batteries Zachary Acosta Wrick son Picinich Baumgartner Saith Peters Withrow.
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Senators
Gainesville
Fla
R. H. BD
Washington Americans
Philadelphia Nationals
Zachary, Acosta
Wrickson
Picinich
Baumgartner
Saith
Peters
Withrow
Brooklyn Nationals vs St Louis Americans score report
Press dispatch from Rogalusa Louisiana dated March 16 reports a game where the Brooklyn Nationals scored 4 and 82 against the St Louis Americans 7 and by batteries Mamaux Mitchell Mot Hart Miller Krueger Taylor Davis Cullop and Billings Collins.
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Rogalusa
Brooklyn Nationals
St. Louis
Scottish pro soccer stars tour Canada and U S
Word from Winnipeg confirms a team of top Scottish professional players from the Scottish Football Association will begin an extensive Canada and United States tour on May 11. The squad comprises elite talent sought by clubs across North America.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba
Scotland
Scottish Football Association
Canada
United States
Zayas Elected Cuba President in Partial Election
Havana reports Dr. Alfredo Zayas y Alfonso elected to the Cuban presidency after a partial election held yesterday. The result confirms him as head of state amid ongoing political developments in Cuba.
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Associated Press
Havana
Alfredo Zayas Y Alfonso
Cuba
IAKH PROBLEM NOT RELIGIOUS CONTINUED
A speaker defends a non religious IAKH problem and denounces attacks by a so called murder horde. He asserts a peaceful administration and warns that brute force and lies will fail like past tyrants. The message emphasizes perseverance, courage, and a refusal to back down to hatred.
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Hamar
England
Lloyd George
Big movement predicted in Dublin violence pattern
Dublin reports a surge in telegraph and telephone cuttings over 24 hours fueling talk of a large scale movement. Attacks include a Keenagh tailor shot dead and a constable killed in North Kerry. A woman died of shock after the body was brought to her house. A card read Shot by the Irish republican penny for spying attached to the tailor’s body.
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Associated Press
Dublin
Keenagh
Longford
Irish Republican Penny For
Theody
North
Kerry
Irish Prisoner Released
The Rev. J. A. Irwin a Presbyterian minister was released from Belfast jail after a court martial conviction for possessing a revolver and ammunition. General Nevil Macready, military commander of Ireland, remitted the remainder of the sentence on account of ill health.
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Associated Press
Dublin
J. A. Irwin
Belfast
Sir Nevil Macheady
Ireland
Irwin
Vets Under Training Expanded Under New Administration
Washington March 16 The federal board for vocational education reported at its first meeting under the new administration that 70 550 disabled former soldiers sailors and marines were in training on March 9 The board elected Secretary of Labor Davis as chairman.
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Washington
Federal Board For Vocational Education
Davis
International Shoe Company charter filed in Dover
A charter was filed at the state department in Dover on March 16 authorizing the International Shoe company with capital stock of 165 million dollars to manufacture boots shoes and footwear of all kinds.
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Associated Press
Dover
Del
State Department
International Shoe Company
Receiver Appointed for National Sponge and Chamois Co
A federal receiver was appointed today for the National Sponge and Chamois company, Inc., with factories in Newark New Jersey. Liabilities were estimated at 700000 dollars and assets at 900000 dollars.
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Associated Press
New York
National Sponge and Chamois Company, Inc
Newark
N. J
Storm Sewers Repair Needs Highlight City Report
City Engineer Strasburger told the council about 4000 feet of old wooden storm water boxes needing replacement to prevent caveins and lawsuits. The report also notes Joseph Murphy’s resignation from the fire department and requests to confirm James Rowe and William Gleason as regular firefighters after probation.
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City Council
Strasburger
Joseph Murphy
James Rowe
William Gleason
Defense waives argument in Hamon murder case
Ardmore Okla March 16 The defense waived its right of argument after special prosecutor H H Brown opened for the state and asked that the case be submitted to the jury Court adjourned at 546 pm until 9 am to allow the state to study the law in the matter.
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Associated Press
Ardmore
Okla
Clara Smith Hamon
Jake L. Hamon
H. H. Brown
Receivers Appointed for Gaston Williams & Wigmore
Judge Julius M Mayer named receivers for Gaston Williams & Wigmore, exporters and importers of New York. The firm's liabilities are listed at about 6 million dollars. The receivers are former Governor Benjamin Odell and former Judge Van Vechten Veeder.
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Associated Press
New York
Julius M. Mayer
Federal District Court
Gaston, Williams & Wigmore
Benjamin Odell
van Vechten Veeder
Bank Robbery and Naval Collision Report in Two Cities
Uniontown residents fired as bandits dynamited the State Bank of Uniontown vault escaping with about 30 000 to 40 000 in currency and securities after cutting town telephone wires. The Madawaska transport, badly damaged in a collision with Invincible, arrived in Hoboken for docking after the incident near Atlantic City.
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Associated Press
Uniontown
Kan
State Bank of
New York
Madawaska
Invincible
Atlantic City
Army Pier
Hoboken
Poland considers leasing railways to American syndicate for reform
In Washington on March 16, Stanislaw J. Aret advised the Polish government to lease railways to an American syndicate for reorganization and development and to extend the roads. Ottawa reports Canada may replace the 5-cent piece with a coin twice its size, aligning with the American nickel, as Finance Minister Sir Henry Drayton announced.
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Washington
Olish Railways
Stanislaw J. Aret
United States
Ottawa
Canada
Dominion
Henry Drayton
House of Commons
Heaton Denies Embezzlement Claims in Fargo Bank Case
FARGO March 16 F C Heaton charged with embezzling over 75000 from the Scan Scandinavian bank of Fargo denies the charges. Officials of the state bank examiner's office assert they have his signed confession, but Heaton refused to speak.
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N. D
F. C. Heaton
Ohio Farm Bureau groups adopt grain marketing plan
Columbus Ohio March 16 Representatives of the executive committees of the Ohio Farm Bureau Federation the Ohio Grange and Farm and Grain Dealers association at a meeting here today adopted formal resolutions endorsing the plan and principles of the grain marketing plan of the committee of 17 of the American Farm Bureau Federation.
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Vress Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Farm Bureau _ federation
Ohio Grange and Farmere and Grain Dealers’ Association
American Farm Bureau Federation
State plan seeks 100 million for emergency housing relief
New York March 16 Nathan Hirsch, former housing committee chair, unveils a state loan proposal of 100 million dollars for statewide home building. The plan, sponsored by Samuel Gompers and labor leaders, gains backing from 750,000 Greater New York citizens.
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New York
Nathan Hirsch
Hylan
Samuel Gompers
Greater New York
St Patrick's Day Specials on Special Trains
The B. A. and P. Ry runs special trains Thursday March 17 leaving Butte at 8 p m and 12 45 a m and Anaconda at 8 p m and 11 30 p m Last Butte train departs Gregson at 12 midnight and Anaconda at 1 20 a m
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Butte
Anaconda
Gregson
Scobey Named Director of Mint by Harding
Washington March 16 Fred E B Scobey of San Antonio Texas is understood to have been selected by President Harding as director of the mint in a White House decision confirmed by officials today Scobey would head the Bureau of the Mint overseeing coinage and related operations in Washington and branch mints across the country
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Associated Press
Washington
Fred EB. Scobey
San Antonio
Texas
Harding
Mip
Draw for Davis trophy matched in tennis cup
The Davis cup draw announced at the United States Lawn Tennis Association headquarters groups Spain against British Isles Canada against Australia Japan against Philippines Czecho Slovakia against Belgium The four nations with byes meet in the second round Argentine against Denmark in the upper bracket and all Indian against France in the lower bracket
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Associated Press
New York
United States Lawn Tennis Association
Spain
British Isles
Canada
Australia
Japan
Philippines
Belgium
Felows
Denmark
France
Toronto bowler Sairley tops singles with 629 total
In Buffalo on March 16 Associated Press reports Sairley of Toronto began and closed his set with 224 pins to win the singles in the American Bowling Congress tournament. His 629 total missed the top 10 as Fred Smith of Detroit led the standings with 702 pins. Only six of 122 competitors posted 600-class scores, and 1,100 totals were rare in doubles.
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Associated Press
Buffalo
N. Y
Sairley
Toronto
Ontario
Fred Smith
Detroit
Pug member of Princess Pats held at Port
Jack Monroe, a former heavyweight pugilist and one of the eight survivors of the Princess Pats Canadian infantry, arrived from Europe aboard the Albania. He was detained at Ellis Island after neglecting to have his passport visaed by the American consul in London. Immigration inspectors ordered detention pending approval from Washington.
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Associated Press
New York
Jack Monroe
Princess Pat's Canadian Infantry
Europe
Albania
Monroe
London
Ellis Island
Washington
GOMISKEY TELLS SEVEN SOX CONTRACTS ARE VOID
Chicago March 16 Charles Comiskey president of the Chicago American League club severed all relations with seven White Sox players tied to the 1919 World Series scandal. He notified them that all contracts between them and the club are void and their connections with the team are permanently ended. The players named are Charles Risberg Fred McMullen Joe Jackson Abe Dick Felsch George Weaver Cy Williams and Buck Weaver Cicotte.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Charles Comiskey
American League Baseball Club
White Sox
Comiskey
Charles, Risberg
Fred McMullen
Joe Jackson
Icar Felsch
George Weaver
Cc. P. Williams
BE. W. Cicotte
Norman Ross Sets 500 Meter World Record in Chicago
Norman Ross swam 500 meters in 6 minutes 4.25 seconds to break the world record, trimming the previous mark by 7.15 seconds. The feat occurred in the Illinois Athletic Club pool on March 16 in Chicago.
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Chicago
Norman Ross
Ross
Illinois Athletic Club
Baker to camp with Yankees after spring return
Home Run Baker, who recently said he would play this year, left Baltimore tonight to join the New York Yankees at Shreveport Louisiana. He declared that he was in good shape.
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Baker
Rccneated Press
Baltimore
New York Yankees
Shreveport
City Council Delays Fire and Police Reductions
Council hesitates on Ways and Means plan to cut fire and police staff and place 10 firefighters and 10 police on eligibility lists. Report sent to judiciary committee. other changes shift auditing, purchasing, and legal staff to revised city offices and abolish the free employment bureau despite Alderman McKeon’s opposition.
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Ways and Means Committee
City Hall
Judiciary Committee
Auditor’s Office
Sanitary Inspector’s Department
Health Department
Poundmaster
Free Employment Office
McKeon
Free Employment Bureau
Judge Carroll Addresses Y M C A Americanization Class
Judge W E Carroll of the district court spoke on the constitution to about 100 members of the Y M C A Americanization class. Sam Zelly, formerly claiming Turkey, thanked the judge after the talk. Six new members joined, bringing total membership to 140.
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W. E. Carroll
District Court
United States
Sam Zelly
Turkey
Sam
Removing bodies from the Argonne cemetery in France begins
Washington reports the graves registration service has started shipping home American soldiers buried at Romagne. Only bodies explicitly requested by parents or next of kin will be returned, with over 22,000 interred and an estimated 13,000 to be brought back.
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Associated Press
Washington
Argonne
Romagne
France
United States
Argonne Cemetery
Grove's Laxative Brom Quinine Cure Ad
Advertising copy urging a one day cold cure with Grove's Laxative Brom Quinine tablets. Emphasizes authentic product bearing E. W. Grove signature. Mentions price 30 cents and to ensure you get BromO.
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Grove
E. W. Grove
Kansas and Jackson Set for 15 Round Madison Square Bout
Rocky Kansas of Buffalo and Willie Jackson of New York will fight in a 15 round bout at Madison Square Garden next Monday. Tex Rickard announced the match with net proceeds to be donated to Irish relief work.
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Jackson
Byte Associated Press
New York
Rocky Kansas
Buffalo
Willie Jackson
Madison Square Garden
Tex Rickard
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