Anaconda bowler sets state singles record in tournament
Anaconda bowlers dominate the state bowling meet at the Y M C A as Steve Ugrin blasts to 670 in singles with three over 200 games, while Coleman and McLean lead the doubles at 1 146. Mudros leads team event at 2 848 as veterans from the Old Timers group show steady form.
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Mudros
Butterill
Steve Ugrin
Anaconda
Charles Mudro
Ugrin
Uegrin
Morrison
Butte
Pelly
Coleman
McLean
Missoula
McKinley
Rye
Silver Bow Club
Charlies Mudro
Billings
Belgrade
Great Falls
Helena
Butte High School
Stngies. Ugrin
Nell
Jackson
Peekover
Hasley
Hogle . Voor Rk OT
Nash Ener
Schlichting ooreeedOl
Micklow
Jepson
Steer
Davidson
Wiliams
Allen
Cbeers Emnen
McNamara Oes
Gail
Young “Eee
True
Shively
Eer
Cee Ae
Baseball scores and standings from regional games
Baseball results show Cincinnati Nationals 10 over Fort Worth in Cleco Texas and New Orleans Nationals 5 over Brooklyn Nationals in New Orleans. Los Angeles-Chicago Nationale 2 to 1 at Vernon Pacific Coast. Lake Arthur Louisiana Cardinals 6 Philadelphia Athletics 3. Greenville Florida Philadelphia Nationals 6 Washington Americans 1.
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Cleco
Texas
Cincinnati Nationals
Fort Worth
New Orleans
Brooklyn Nationals
Los Angeles
Chicago Nationale
Vernon
Pacific Coast
Lake Ar la
Loule Cardinals
Philadelphia Athletics
Gwatheeville
Fla
Philadelphia Nationals
Washington Americans
White Sox optimism grows on Waxahachie workouts
Baseball experts note Chicago White Sox workouts at Waxahachie Texas hint at improved strength. Kid Gleason shows coaching versatility and trio chemistry with Hooper replacing Jackson and Felsch in the outfield. If the team gathers high class talent, Chicago fans expect a sunnier next summer and rivals may falter.
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White Sox
Waxahachie
Texas
Kid’ Gleason
Truc
Gleason
Harry Hooper
Jackson
Felsch
Chicago
Chicago Faces Blue Outlook After 1919 Scandal
Last October after the eight stars linked to the 1919 World Series scandal, Chicago's baseball prospects appeared bleak. Key players were gone and replacements seemed weak, leaving the team with limited confidence for a full big league season.
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Chicago
Shortage of Real Players Tests Managers Across Leagues
New players were hard to obtain as minor league owners clung to their talent unless high prices were met. Every major club had scouts out all summer, stripping the bushes for promising material, leaving managers with a major problem in locating real players.
Comiskey Buys Infield from Salt Lake City Trio
Soon came the announcement that Comiskey had bought an infield completely made and thus hoped to solve his most difficult problem. Earl Shaeley, first baseman, Ernie Johnson, shortstop, and Eddie Mulligan, third baseman, all hailing from the Salt Lake City club in the Pacific Coast league, were the three men secured. All three came in for considerable study and then various clubs began to wonder why they had been overlooked in the scramble for players.
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Comiskey
Earl Sheeley
Ernie Johnson
Stortstop
Eddie Mulligan
Salt Lake City
Three Players Hit Over .300 and Scout Cautions On Lameness
The trio all topped .300 last season with Sheeley leading the Coast league and belting many homers, seen as a strong Ruth understudy. A slight foot lameness worries scouts though friends say it barely affects his play at first base, prompting scouts to steer clear until Comiskey offered a chance.
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Sheeley
Babe Ruth
Comiskey
Johnson and Mulligan Passed Over for Big League Tryouts
Ernie Johnson and Eddie Mulligan had earlier trials but failed to stick. Both improved since, yet prior failures deterred clubs from bringing them back for the big show, leaving them out in the sticks.
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Ernie Johnson
Salt Lake
Eddie Mulligan
Infield Stars From Coast League Recalled After Gambling Revelations
The passage recalls last year's Bees infield with Marty Krug at second and names Kid Gleason praising Johnson over Risberg and Mulligan over Buck Weaver. It suggests Ey as Shee ey could surpass Jourdan and possibly replace Gandil, noting gambling revelations damaged the outfield and hitting balance.
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Marty Krug
Bees
Kid Gleason
Johnson
Risberg
Mulligan
Buck Weaver
Sheeey
Jourdan
Chick Gandil
Gleason Counts Eddie Collins as Valuable Infield Asset
Gleason regards Eddie Collins as a versatile second baseman who can fit into any infield configuration and perform at a high level. Collins adapts his style to meet team demands, demonstrating consistent reliability and skill across possible lineups.
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Gleason
Eddie Collins
Bageman
Collins
Butte bowlers host visiting team with quality marks
The Butte bowlers welcome their visiting opponents and praise Ty Cobb as a big brother to his players. The piece ends with a light question about how many kids like their kid brothers.
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Ty Cobb
Giants Hit Rabbits in Texas Hint at Big Batting Averages
Frank Frisch Phil Douglas Jess Burkett and George Kelly of the New York Giants went rabbit hunting in Texas and brought in 39. If they can hit the ball as well as they hit the rabbits it will be a big year for their batting averages.
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Frank Frisch
Phil Douglas
Jess Burkett
George Kelly
New York Giants
Texas
Hart Baird to Fight Joe Gorman at Madison Square Garden
Hart Baird, popular in Anaconda and Butte, faces Joe Gorman in a 10 round semi windup at Madison Square Garden. Baird has impressed New York audiences with his slam bang style and undefeated record in four prior semi windups. He studied at the University of Washington and is noted as a businessman and gentleman.
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Hart Baird
Anaconda
Butte
Joe Gorman
Madison Square Garden
Johnny Wilson
Mike O'Dowd
Baird
New York
University of Washington
Pacific coast rivals Gorman and Baird clash likely again
Gorman, bred on the Pacific coast, has bested Baird once in a decision after two draws. Past performances show a hard fought, slashing battle each time. If they meet again, coast fans may flood offers for the pair.
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Gorman
Pacific Coast
Baird
Coast
Boxers Headed to New York for March 22 Garden Card
Many coast fighters near New York City seek better pay in the metropolis. Jim my Darcey Alec Trambitas and Joe Benjamin are slated for the Garden show on March 22 with boxers chasing higher earnings in the big arena.
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New York City
Metropolis
Out West
Jimmy Darcey
Alec Trambitas
Joe Benjamin
Garden
Dempsey Likely to Visit Butte If Pantages Run Extends
Butte fans may see Jack Dempsey soon if his engagement with the Pantages theater does not end quickly. Currently Dempsey Kearns Terry Keller Marty Cutler and a burlesque wrestler tour coast cities in a vaudeville bill. Kearns does the talking, Dempsey and Keller box a few rounds, Cutler and partner perform a burlesque wrestling act that draws big crowds. If he comes many will want a glimpse of the champ both in vaudeville and in the ring.
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Butte
Jack Dempsey
Dempsey
Kearns
Terry Keller
Marty Cutler
Keller
Cutler
Woman killed by bandits in Brooklyn home invasion
Four robbers entered a Brooklyn residence late this afternoon demanding money and jewelry. They strangled Mrs Henrietta de Felicia, mother of nine, and gagged and bound nurse Mrs Posy Menditto before fleeing. The Associated Press reports from New York.
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Associated Press
New York
Henrietta de Felicia
Posy Menditto
Brooklyn
Wilson Retains World Middleweight Title At Garden
Johnny Wilson defeated Mike O Dowd in a 15 round match at Madison Square Garden to retain the world middleweight title. The decision went to Wilson by the referee as judges disagreed, with a cautious bout featuring rare rushing by O Dowd and Wilson exploiting reach and steady jabs. Blood marked the later rounds from a cut on O Dowd’s temple as both men fought tightly to the finish.
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New York
Johnny Wilson
Mike O’dowd
Madison Square Garden
Johnny McAvoy
Brooklyn
Wilson
O'Dowd
O’dowd
George Kitzon
Jimmy Tomasulu
Elizabeth
N. J
Bard Baird
Aviator Corps
Seattle
Joe Gorman
Portland
Ore
Vincent “Pepper" Martin
Boston
George “Young” Erne
Buffalo
O'Dowd Examined After Bout Alleges Foul
NY March 17 O'Dowd was examined in his dressing room by two club physicians who reported a blow to the left groin supporting his claim of a foul during the bout.
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New York
Wheat Signs On With Brooklyn After Holdout
Zack Wheat, veteran outfielder and Brooklyn National League captain during the holdout, accepted a 10 percent salary rise and a 1000 dollar bonus if the team finishes in first to third. In Hot Springs camp, Tierney and Rohner starred in the Pirates first scrimmage, Tierney hitting two home runs and Rohner one as he played first for the second-string squad.
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Tierney
Rohner
Yellowhorse
Pirates
Hot Springs
University of California
College teams invited to national amateur hockey championship
The United States Amateur Hockey Association votes to invite college teams into the national championship competition, expanding access and likely altering the field and format for determining the national title.
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United States Amateur Hockey Association
Senators Add Miller and Brottem to Tampa Roster
Washington Senators receive Bing Miller and Dick Brottem after Judge Landis ruling against Pittsburg Nationals. Hart Sheeley joins Chicago White Sox camp in Waxahachie for first base evaluation by Manager Gleeson. Tris Speaker registers first homer in practice at Hobbard Texas. Welker Cochran and Edouard Horemans set 18.2 balk line match next week in New York with 4,800 points in 400-point blocks. Cochran previously beat Horemans in Detroit.
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Bing Miller
Dick Brottem
Washington Senators
Landis
Pittsburg Nationals
Tampa
Washington
Hart Sheeley
Chicago White Sox
Waxahachie
Texas
Gleeson
Welker Cochran
Edouard Horemans
Regium
New York
Cochran
Horemans
Detroit
Auto Accidents Compared to Industrial Deaths
In recent years automobile accidents in America have caused about half as many deaths as all industrial accidents combined, highlighting the significant but lower fatality burden from car crashes relative to industrial hazards.
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America
Anaconda High School Sneak Day Ends In Mixed Fallout
A mob of Anaconda high students declared Sneak Day a tradition and headed into the hills led by seniors. Most returned to studies as Professor Blanchard halted stragglers and warned of no exam exemptions. Three hiking clubs joined a cross country run while Superintendent Dwyer contrasted youth with authority.
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Anaconda High School
Blanchard
Ramblers
W. K. Dwyer
State University At
Missoula
Volleyball Tourney Sets Final Showdown at Anaconda
The Anaconda grammar school volleyball tournament nears its finals after two weeks on center stage. Miss Mulligan's room led 2 points for Mabel Hughes against Miss Blackstone's room captained by Isiah Irwin, while Sisters' school Eliot Morgan led 15 to 0 against Miss Cavin's room Helen Giroux. Final matchups sẽ feature Miss Blackstone's room versus Miss McManus' room with Nora Gardner and Helen Giroux as captains.
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Anaconda
Miss Blackstone
Miss McManus
Miss Mulligan
Mabel Hughes
Isiah Irwin
Sisters’ School
Eliot Morgan
Nora Gardner
Miss Cavin
Helen Giroux
Fancy pool shooting draws big Panama crowd last night
J Mills, world renowned fancy shot expert, entertained a packed Panama pool hall audience with skilled displays. He defeated Charles Madsen 100 to 21 in a match game and showcased Chinese pool using two cues. Mills plans Deer Lodge exhibitions from Anaconda, with relief funds benefiting Ireland.
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J. Mills
Panama Pool
Charles Madsen
Millis
Deer Lodge
Anaconda
Relief In
Ireland
Mills
Stockholders dismiss Oilco president in Montana hotel
The Juniata Oil syndicate elects to remove President C. W. Robinett after stockholders meeting at the Montana hotel on Wednesday evening. He is asked to turn over assets and a new president will be chosen at the next meeting. The syndicate operates a well in the Billings district and plans a miniature display in an Anaconda window to show operations.
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C. W. Robinett
Juniata Oil Syndicate
Montana
Robinett
Billings
Anaconda
A Movable Feast Dinner Planned by Local Church
A progressive dinner event by the Methodist Episcopal church meets at the church at 5 PM and travels by car to five homes for courses fruit cocktail soup main course salad and dessert before returning to the Averys home for the evening.
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The
Methodist Episcopal Church
H. B. Avery
West Third Street
J. N. Haddick
West Park
D. R. MacRae
Hickory Street
Frank Kinney
West Fourth Street
Roney
Oak Street
Cc. B. Avery
Los Angeles Court Rules Anti-Rent Profiteering Law Constitutional
Los Angeles March 17. The municipal anti rent profiteering ordinance restricting landlord charges to a percentage of investments in houses and furnishings was declared constitutional by the Los Angeles County Superior Court.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Los Angeles County Superior Court
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