Gomer Ade Novak Back to Lead Spokane Golf Links
Joe Novak, once a Spokane sensation and West Coast pro, returns to oversee Little Spokane golf links for a third season. The Pacific Golf and Motor lauds him as a promising professional with a clean patient teaching style and clear instructional reasons.
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Butte
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Pacific Coast
Pacific Golf and Motor
Revised Rules for International Air Races Announced
The Aero Club of America disclosed revised rules for the international air races at Selfridge field Mount Clemens Michigan on September 8 9 and 10 four races will be held with total cash prizes of 10000. The Pulitzer trophy event for high speed planes at 140 mph is the main race a free for all four lap 40 mile course.
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Associated Press
New York
Selfridge Field
Mount Clemens
Mich
Aero Club of America
Kentucky Girl Dies After Hoop Game Injury
The first known fatality from a college basketball incident occurred in Lexington as Miss Bernice Young, 22, of Kentucky University died from blood poisoning after a bruise in a girls game. She developed infection last week and underwent surgery yesterday in a bid to save her life.
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Associated Press
Lexington
Ken
Joe Lynch to meet Young Pinchot in Pittsburg bout
Boxing scene widens as bantam champ Joe Lynch of New York agrees to a 10 round clash with Young Pinchot of Charleroi in Pittsburg on March 28. Other notes update campus and pro baseball with drills, rosters, and upcoming exhibitions across major clubs.
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Associated Press
Joe Lynch
New York
Tommy Gibbons
St. Paul
Mike
Paul Sampson
Gotham
Italian scientist develops vein pattern ID method
An Italian scientist advances biometric science with a new vein pattern identification method for individuals. The report notes it as a technical development with potential applications in identification.
Dempsey Carpentier Fight Talks and Baseball Ruminations
The column discusses Dempsey and Carpentier planning a bout amid price limits and Rickard's arena plans, plus broad notes on 1921 baseball pennants, managers' optimism, and fan expectations. It contrasts boxing negotiations with sports culture and includes lines on women in stands and fading league offers.
Carpentier Dempsey bout back on track for showdown
After weeks of jostling and shifting plans the Carpentier Dempsey fight appears likely to go ahead. Interest has grown and those involved are fixing details as the bout nears confirmation.
Carpentier May Fight Dempsey in New York on July 2
A reported statement by Carpentier made in England that he would fight Dempsey in New York on July 2 has not been denied or affirmed by Tex Rickard. The claim is widely believed to be near the truth despite lacking formal confirmation.
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New York State Commission
Richard
Rickard
Yale
Harvard
Tex Rickard
England
New York
Metropolis
Gotham
Broadway
New Jersey
Madison Square Garden
Governor Edwards
State Capitol
Trenton
Conference in New York to settle bout details
Key figures in boxing gather in New York to finalize odds and ends before Richard proceeds with his plans. Jack Kearns, Dempsey's manager, has left his vaudeville tour to attend the conference, with others already on site and active.
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New York
Richard
Jack Kearns
Dempsey
Tex to reveal boat location after conference
It is understood among city editors that Tex has chosen the boat site and will announce it after the conference. Public disclosure is expected by April 1 or by April 6 at the latest, once final details are set.
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Metropolis
Tex
New Jersey to Host Big Boxing Bout Near Newark
Speculation centers on a New Jersey location near Newark for the Dempsey Carpentier bout. Governor Edwards backs Rickard’s plan, aiming to protect the state’s name while a Newark site promises a 12 round limit rather than 15. Both fighters prefer rapid endings, tightening the race to an early finish.
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New Jersey
New York
Carpentier
Dempsey
Montana Sportsmen visit Anaconda to hear speaker
M. S. Carpenter secretary of the Montana Sportsmen Association and state game warden M. W. Potter arrived in Anaconda after a western Montana tour. They will tour the state fish hatchery and return this afternoon. Carpenter plans another visit to speak to local sportsmen and anglers urging support for new laws. He stresses organized backing to make the laws effective.
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Bitter Root
M. S. Carpenter
Montana Sportsmen’s Association
M. W. Potter
Anaconda
Carpenter
Potter
Mr. Carpenter
The Kid Show Tonight at Bluebird for Final Time
The Kid a departure for Charley Chaplin plays again tonight at the Bluebird theater. Crowds have filled performances over two days with many adults and kids attending. The drama leaves viewers cheerful yet thoughtful about life’s graver problems while Chaplin receives a royal welcome on this tour.
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Bluebird Theater
William Russell at the Imperial theater
William Russell, famed star of The Challenge of the Law, recalls a years old incident with New York police in Central Park when dressed as a police officer. He was mistaken by a patrolman and escorted to a police station before release.
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New York
Central Park
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Sparrow hawks attack young chickens rarely prey on large birds
Sparrow hawks will sometimes attack young chickens but never most large poultry.
Honored Citizen Fred Baxter Smith Laid to Rest at Masonic Temple
Acacia lodge officiated as services were held at Masonic temple for Fred Baxter Smith Anaconda business owner killed in a car accident last Thursday. Roach and Smith closed their shop and several cigar and confectionery outlets observed tribute. A 2 pm Masonic ritual featured a quartet with organ, led by W E Mowbray. Active pallbearers included C I Emerson and W T Masten, with honorary pallbearers listed. Interment followed in Hill cemetery Masonic plot.
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Eat
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Daniel Griffith Dies Aged Ninety In Montana
Daniel L. Grifith died at St. Ann's hospital within eight days of turning ninety. A Deer Lodge valley pioneer, he settled on a farm in 1881 and moved to Anaconda six months ago to live with his son 8S. O. Griffith. Born March 30, 1831 in Pike county Missouri, he served in the Confederate army during the Civil War and graduated from Harvard. He worked as a civil engineer for the federal government upon arriving in Montana. Surviving are three sons 8. O. Griffith D. L. Griffith Jr. and Harry M. Griffith and two daughters Mrs. Molly Wallace and Mrs. R. F. Cherry. No funeral arrangements have been made.
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Pike County
Harvard University
Montana
West Fifth Street
D. L. Griffith Jr
Butte
Harry M. Griffith
Helena
Molly Wallace
Seattle
Washington
R. F. Cherry
Pittsburg
Kan
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