Roundup Bowler Sets New All Event Record of 1905
A Montana bowling roundup at Butte closes with new all event mark 1905. Ed Wenger of Anaconda elected vice president J L Patterson of Butte re elected secretary. Frank Walker and Lester D Frink lead next year’s executive committee. Butte chosen as next tournament site with a permanent treasury to streamline finances. Prize structure includes $200 for team first prize, doubles up to $150, singles $100, high game $15, all events medal and $25. About 1,090 bowlers and fans attended, with lively banquets at Silver Bow club and Y M C A hospitality.
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Ed Wenger
Anaconda
J. L. Patterson
Butte
Frank Walker
Lester D. Frink
Montana
Smithereens
Ilver Bow Club
Larson
Jack Conway
Butte Y. M. C. A
George N. Short
S. R. Parker
Paul Gow
Chamber of Commerce
Probable winners all events at Roundup bowling meet
Roundup coverage lists top performers in men and women divisions. High single game 266 by Bussard of Missoula. high team game 1 neu. Doubles results show Hahn and Cebehar winning 1 044 followed by strong pairs from Butte and Missoula. Multiple teams from Helena Missoula Great Falls Butte compete with scores around 1 100 to 1 200 and totals near 4 100.
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Cebehar
Jovick
Butte
Opp-Schneider
Helena
McKinley-Rye
Wolthies-Meir
Milesia
Conrad-Bower
Toljan-Boehme
Tretheway-Kuckenmeitster
Great Falls
Moses-Cummines
Bussard
Missoula
Ugrin
Cebenar
Eeeses
Edson
Miles City
Starr
Lesner
Henderson
Driscoll +eee
Aikin
Thomas Cvcoes
Gebeau Weewere
Banny
Knipp
Arkness
Moses
Cess
Cummings
Owen Neeee
Innen Tbebe
Eneeecuetslne Wenz. Oeewwe
Ceseess
Barack
Eee
Knapp
Halloran Ccces
Linnane
Totes
Coc Cscces Es Egts Sccasconetts
Seeee
Tee Wee
Murray
Wee
Urbanowitz Ee
Kruger
Cole
Tocosersohs
Veees
Moses Etter Wree
Brentsen
Halloran Orweee
Linnane «Eesse
Whitehead Com
Verg
Evans Tower
Ee Eeewe
Scott
Decker
Jeziches
Zurich
Conrad Ewer
Bower
Benson
Wirth
Dunn
Spangenberg
Toohey
Woodside
Sewer
Harstead
Hastings Oot
Een
Eevee
Gress
Salisbury
Snyderstewnte
Harkness
McKenzie
Tretheway
Kuckenmeister
Satterwaite
Hicks
Weer
Wenneberg
Lesner Se
Driscoll
Thogjas
Wallace Gets Decision Over Eddie Englehart
In Great Falls on March 12 the boxing smoker saw Ray Wallace of Butte decision Eddie Englehart of Billings in an eight round featherweight bout. Monk Towler of New Orleans beat Johnnie Noyes in a 15 round main event at 180 pounds. Jimmie O Neill was knocked out by Pete Bross in the third round. Johnny Janetsky defeated Johnny Jefferies in a four round bout. Billy Smith and George Pepes won their bouts, both Great Falls lightweights.
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Associated Press
Great Falls
Monk Towler
New Orleans
Johnnie Noyes
St. Paul
American Legion
A. J. Trodick
Ray Wallace
Butte
Eddie Englehart
Billings
Pete Bross
Jimmie O'Neill
Johnny
Yakima Wins Inland Empire Title In Overtime Final
Spokane report says Yakima Washington high school defeated Libby Mont high school 29 to 25 in the Inland Empire tournament final. An extra five minutes decided the winner after a 25 to 25 tie at full time. Yakima led 9 to 8 after the first period.
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Associated Press
Spokane
Yakima
Wash
Inland Empire
Dublin Gulch to Have Ball Team
The Dublin Gulch Athletic club plans a fast baseball team this year with spring training underway. They challenge top city clubs including Centerville Boardman Street, Copper City Ramblers, East Butte A A, and Englewood. Contact 6038 to arrange games. Players include P Denehy, W Leary, P Leary, R Kelly, S O Neill, J McCarthy, M Kelly, J Denehy, T McCarthy, J Leary, F McManemon, and J Cohan.
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Dublin Gulch Athletic Club
Centerville
Boardman Street Athletic Club
Copper City Ramblers
East Butte A. A
Englewood
P. Denehy
W. Leary
PD. Leary
R. Kelly
O'Neill
J. eCarthy
M. Kelly
J. Denehy
T. McCarthy
J. Leary
F. McManemon
J. Cohan
Brooklyn Women Win Indoor Doubles Title
The Associated Press reports Brooklyn players Mrs. W. G. Wightman and Miss Marion Zind erstein defeated Mrs. Franklin I. Mallory and Mrs. L. G. Morris of New York 6 3 8 to 6 0 to win the women's national indoor doubles championship in Boston on March 19. Mallory had earlier won the indoor singles title by beating Mrs. B. E. Cole 6 0.
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The
Associated Press
Boston
W. G. Wightman
Marion Zinderstein
Brooklyn
Franklin I. Mallory
L. G. Morris
New York
Valley City Wins North Dakota Title in State Final
Valley City high school repeated its previous triumph and defeated Grand Forks 20 to 15 to win the North Dakota state basketball championship at Minot normal school. Grand Forks had been the favorite in the final game of the state tournament.
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Associate Press
Minot
N. D
Valley City High School
Grand Forks
Minot Normal School
Cleveland Defeats Boston A A To Win Group Title
Cleveland hockey team blanked Boston A A 3 0 to capture the first group series championship in the United States Amateur Hockey league. The victory eliminates Boston from the race and sets a final series with Eveleth Minnesota with games scheduled March 29 at Eveleth and April 1 and 2 at Cleveland.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
Cleveland Hockey Team
Boston A. A
Boston
Eveleth, Minn
Eveleth
Penn State wins intercollegiate wrestling title in Princeton
Penn State, Princeton, and Cornell led the standings at Princeton on March 19 as Penn State claimed the intercollegiate wrestling championship with 24 points, Cornell second with 13, and Princeton third with 11.
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Associated Press
Princeton, N. J
Pennsylvania State College
Cornell
Princeton
Orchard Mesa irrigation project approved in Colorado
Secretary Fall today approved the Orchard Mesa irrigation project in Colorado to irrigate 10,000 acres, mostly fruit trees, as a unit of the Grand valley project totaling 5 million dollars.
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Associated Press
Washington
Fall Today
Orchard Mesa
Colorado
Grand Valley
Neven Convicted in Nevada Manslaughter Case
James H. Neven, prominent Nevada politician and mining man, was convicted of manslaughter for the death of Mrs. Etta Hanna in her Reno apartment on February 3. The jury retired after one ballot, and the verdict was returned this morning.
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Associated Press
Reno
Nev
James H. Neven
Nevada
Etta Hanna
Population figures for Portland Oregon 1920 census
In Portland Washington on March 19 the census bureau announced that Portland Oregon had a 1920 population of 252,961. The city included 1,846 Chinese 1,715 Japanese 1,556 negroes and 210 Indians Filipinos and others. The Chinese population decreased by 3,853 about 67.6 percent.
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Associated Press
Washington
Portland
Ore
Bureau
Two Davenport students drown in river incident
In Davenport Iowa two high school juniors Leslie Livingston and Margaret Paul both 16 drowned when a rowboat overturned on Rock River during a pleasure jaunt. Two companions escaped as rescuers recovered Miss Paul's body.
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Associated Press
Davenport
Iowa
Leslie Livingston
Margaret Paul
Moline Fil
Rock River
Miss Paul
New YMCA Bowling Schedule Starts Next Week
Beginning next Monday the YMCA bowling league will launch a 10 week schedule. Class A has six teams and Class C eight teams with each team facing others in two sets for six games plus 1 to 2 games per week. Detailed March to May matchups list teams such as Yegens Butte Rheins West Colusa Lu North and Butte Miner, with Tramway playing seven games in selected two week blocks.
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Tramway
Yegens
Butte
West Colusa
North Butte
Vyegens
Rheins
Butte Miner
North
Luteys
West
Yerens
Lueys
Vate
Butts
Northutte
West Cousa
Siegels
Symons
Davidson Grocery
Maginests
Timber Butte
Geologists
Engineers
Dormiory
Geolo
Dormity
Davidson Grooety
Timber
Benegi
Engineer
Geeologists
Timber E
Jewish defense guard organized across Russia and Ukraine
London march 19 Jewish Telegraph Agency reports a Jewish defense guard has been organized across Russia and Ukraine to shield Jewish communities from pogroms. M Salzman, relief representative of Canadian Jewry, says he has toured every part of Russia and returned to London.
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Associated Press
London
Jewish Telegraph Agency
Farmer loans official heads to discuss Montana loans
C W Warburton in charge of the federal seed loan office at Fargo left for Bozeman Montana to confer with extension offices of the state agricultural college about the distribution of loans in that state.
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Associated Press
Fargo
N. D
C.W. Warburton
Bozeman, Mont
State Agricultural College
Monument to Gulls in Salt Lake City
A $40,000 monument in Salt Lake City honors sea gulls for saving crops by driving locusts away when Mormon settlers first arrived in Utah.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Roundup of 1000 M G C A members planned
Three hundred men and women workers in two divisions of men and one division of women will compete to recruit 1000 new M G C A members from April 12 to 16. Ernest Mogge announces an executive committee of 26 will lead the effort and meet at the association building. The aim is one new member per worker per day with plans to be presented by Mogge.
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The
M. Gc. A
Ernest I Mogge
Sogrrmd
Yesteray
J. L. Bruce
Donald Campbell
Eugene Carroll
David J. Charles
Cc. H. Clapp
W. B. Daly
John A. Donovan
L. ©. Evans
Lester D. Frink
J. K. Hesler
C. R. Leonard
W. J. Lutey
F. L. Melcher
J. &. Oppenheim
R. Parker
Arthur Perham
Peter Fotter
Ray L. Ruble
John Secovil
George N. Short
O. Vowell
R. Wharton
Peter L. Wills
Richard Callaway
Fay G. Clark
Lester Frink
Association
Mogge
Italy Rejects German Reparations Offer in London Talk
Count Sforza told the chamber of deputies that Germany’s proposal of 40 billion gold marks over 30 years fell short of Italy’s long term war loan obligations, which would exceed that amount over 42 years. The debate followed the London reparations conference and framed Italy’s stance on postwar settlements.
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Associated P'rems
Rome
Germany
London
Count Sforza
Chamber of Deputies
Italy
Fire devastates Sonken Galama plant and nearby buildings
A high wind fueled blaze of unknown origin tonight wiped out the Sonken Galama Metal and Filtron plant in Kansas City Kansas and damaged Hauber Cooperage factory plus eight nearby small houses. Loss estimated at 240000 dollars.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
Sonken-Galama Metal and Fjtron Company
Kan
Hauber Cooperage Company
Phillipsburg man found guilty in second degree murder
Associated Press report from Philadelphia states Peter D. Treadway was found guilty by a jury of second degree murder in the November robbing and killing of Henry T. Peirce, a manufacturer's sales agent.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Peter D. Treadway
Henry T. Peirce
Novemer
Death verdict upheld in Norris case in California
In Redding California Superior Judge Charles Busick denied William R. Norris of Terre Haute Indiana’s request to set aside his guilty plea and the death sentence. Norris claimed intimidation by prosecution officers influenced the plea and judgment of death.
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Associated Press
Redding
Cal
Charles
Busick
William R. Norris
Terre Haute
Ind
Denby to Inspect Fleet in Key West Voyage
Secretary of the Navy Denby departed Washington for Key West Florida where he will board and inspect the fleet amid ongoing naval readiness efforts. The trip aims to review ships and readiness ahead of upcoming operations and training.
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Associated Press
Washington
Navy
Denby
Key West
Fla
Visit of inspection to Atlantic fleet at Guantanamo Bay
A destroyer will visit Guantanamo Bay for inspection of the Atlantic fleet. Later the commander will visit Haiti and the Dominican Republic to inspect marines, and after returning about April 5 will proceed to the Great Lakes training station.
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Guantanamo Bay
Haiti
Dominican Republic
Great Lakes
New Comet Reported By Harvard Telegraphs
Cambridge mass March 193. Discovery of a ninth magnitude comet announced by a cable to Harvard observatory from Brussels central bureau of astronomical telegrams. It is reported that in Capetown on March 14 astronomer Reid sighted the new celestial body in the constellation Capricornus.
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Associated Press
Cambridge
Mass
Harvard Observatory
Central Bureau of Astronomical Telegrams
Brussels
Capetown
Reid
Capricornus
Slayer of Cronkhite in 1918 killing pleads guilty
Roland R. Pothier of Central Falls formerly an army sergeant admitted killing Maj. Alexander P. Cronkhite at Camp Lewis Washington on October 25, 1918. A federal commissioner accepted his plea of guilty to involuntary manslaughter.
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Associated Press
Providence
R. I
Roland R. Pothier
Central Falls
Alexander P. Cronkhite
Albert Cronkhite
Camp Lewis
Wash
Standards Triumph Over Meaderville In Easy Victory
The Standards defeated Meaderville 580 to 8 at the Knights of Columbus gym. In the following game the McQueens beat the Hubs 26 to 6 with a tight first half 6 to 4 before a big second half surge. Schedule notes list upcoming league games through March 31 at Knights of Columbus gym and Meaderville gym.
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Meaderville
Knights of Columbus
McQueens
Meadervills
All-Stars
Xmanthos
School of Mines
Meaderville Gymnasium
Xanthos
Knights of Columbus Gymnasium
All Stars
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