Cadillac bowling leads Montana state meet on day two
At Great Falls on March 24 the Cadillac team of Butte posted 2,684 in team play the high score so far as the ninth annual state bow ling tournament continued. Herzog of Surface No 2 topped singles with 539 while Herzog Varjus Great Falls and Lyons Smith Missoula Rochesters tied in doubles with 984.
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Associated Press
Great Falls
Cadillac
Butte
Montana
Cadillacs
Herzog
A. C
Widgets to Begin on Elimination Thursday
Pat Sullivan's Midgets stage Thursday evening boxing card with multiple 6 and 4 round bouts. Main event 100 m Moran versus Hugh Duffy. Semi windup 90 m Harris faces Kia Tobin. Special 6 round Don Corry against Wall Dier. 70 pound Howard Hunt and Jim Egan. Curtain raiser 60 pounds Bill Holton versus Jimmie Gervagna.
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Pat Sullivan
Moran
Hugh Duffy
Harris
Kia Tobin
Don Corry
Wall Dier
Howard Hunt
Jim Egan
Bill Tierney
Dave Tal
Bill Holton
Jimmie Gervagna
Centerville Claims Junior Championship
Englewood juniors from Centerville win a hard fought title at YWThorne School Gym in an extra period. McCarthy stars with accurate passing and 12 points, breaking Lenin and delivering crucial field goals. Ke and Weber lead Englewood with decisive plays while C Y M C’s Ballivan Bray Bennetts and Murphy contribute. Preliminary sees Young Eastwoods defeat St Patrick’s 2 to 10.
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Ywthorne School
McCarthy
C. Y. MC
Behting
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Weber
Engle
C.Y. MC. Englewood
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Bray
J. Bennetts
Murphy
Bennetts
Smith
Connors
Mines League Reserve Rosters Hint at Strong Nucleus
Mines league secretary Wilbur Hani released reserve rosters showing a nucleus for each team. A C M and Montana lists include veterans like Joe McGione, Dewey McGoohan, Jack Driscoll, Leo Taylor, Doc Tremblay, Bull Lang, Paul Gulliand, and rising players such as Bill McIver, Tom Jovick, Jack BI, and Jimmy Charlton. Several players are reportedly staying with last year’s clubs, while others are being eyed by rival Mines clubs, with releases and potential backstops looming for the coming season.
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Anodes
A.C. M
Montana
Wilbur Hani
Joe McGione
Dewey McGoohan
Keystone
Jack Driscoll
Sundberg
Leon Taylor
Re- Stove
Chekaluk
Doc” Tremblay
Bull Lang
Paul Gulliand
Portsider
Powers
Bill McIver
Butte
Tom Jovick
California
Jack BI
Sted
Masonic High Chief 15 Coming to Butte
Bagdad temple Nobles of the Mystics Shrine prepare to entertain the imperial potentate James E. Chandler of Kansas City Missouri during a May visit to Butte arriving from Spokane. Mrs Chandler accompanies him on tour as Bagdad hosts the third Imperial potentate to be entertained.
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Mysie
James E. Chandler
Chandler
Frank W. Haskins
Kansas City
Ararat
Butte
Spokane
Major League Camp Excerpts From Spring Exhibitions
Chicago White Sox catcher George Bischoff hit two home runs in four at bats as the Sox beat Shreveport 8 to 4 in exhibition play at Shreveport Louisiana. Cubs lost to Salt Lake City 3 to 1 in Long Beach California as regulars rest. Seattle, Wade Killefer’s team, awaits in Santa Maria. Other notes: Yankees lost final game of their Florida trip. Red Sox, Tigers, Browns and Cardinals also in camp action with varied results as spring training progresses.
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Associated Press
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Chicago White Sox
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Shreveport Gassers
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Long Beach
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Santa Maria
Wade Killefer
Seattle
Los Angeles
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Red Sox
New Srlcans
Harold Phelps eyes outdoor two mile mark this season
University of Town distance star Harold R Phelps is not Finn but fans expect him to break the outdoor two mile record this season after a 9 32 2 6 indoor mark that stands as the best collegiate time. Phelps has run 17 two mile races winning nine. Spring football at Notre Dame draws 216 hopefuls under Coach Rockne seeking replacements for losses.
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Miller
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St. Paul
Gene Tunney
Tunney
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Wayne Munn
Joe “Toots” Mondt
Red Chapman
Cheleen
Johnny Dundes
New York
Boston
Exhibition Baseball Features Mixed Rosters Across Cities
Exhibition baseball games list lineups and players across Los Angeles Chicago Brooklyn St Petersburg Sarasota and St Louis. Batters include Williams McWeeney Ritchie Gaston Winearg and Severeth while pitchers Spencer Blake O Farrell and Payne appear in various matchups. The notes indicate multiple games in Florida and California with teams New York and others labeled N or A, reflecting a spring training or showcase schedule.
Illinois Tornado Toll Rises Near 830 With Murphysboro Deaths
The Associated Press reports total tornado deaths in Illinois rose near 830, with 13 more deaths in Murphysboro and additional fatalities in McLeansboro. Statewide, 2,939 injured. dozens of towns organize aid, relief funds grow, and bodies are found among the burned debris as recovery continues.
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Ilinois
Murphysboro
McLeansboro
Illinois
Iberall
Ala
Murit
Cairo
Man Falls From Building Crashes Into Taxicab
In New York on March 24 a man leaped or fell from an upper floor opposite the Pennsylvania hotel and crashed through the top of a taxicab. He suffered a broken skull, both legs fractured, and thermal injuries. Harold Van Winkle gave that name before losing consciousness. Local coverage notes a mixed tone on undertakers and a club mulling age limits for members.
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Associated Press
New York
Ory
Pennsylvania Hotel
Harold van Winkle
Dempsey Barred in New York State Boxing Decision
The New York State Boxing Commission barred champion Jack Dempsey citing ineligibility to box in the state. The action followed threats of sanctions after a Wills title challenge and a disputed 15 day reply period. Commission chairman James Farley and member William Golgoun voted for discipline. Brower was absent. The ban could lift if Dempsey agrees to a bout with Wills.
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William Sul Goon
George F. Brower
Kearny
Tom Gibbons
Tru zzo Inos Show Pre Tourney Form
Rowing figure known as Pop Warner In died today at 66. He sculled about 75 000 miles and was billed as the oldest active team figure. For years he aided a fading era while noted for grand theater past 23 years, his death ends a long local sports tale.
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Pop” Warner
Unis
Larood May Max With Winner of Falls Bout
Reported boxing plan outlines Larood preparing for a comeback bout against the Falls winner. The arrangement, described as tentative, notes Dermott Mo and O Dowdge Mo in discussion, with timing targeted for April.
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Esterday Lane
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Butte Scout Executive Post Still Open
Butte awaits a high-class Boy Scout executive as the post remains open after Edgar G. Johnston declined the offer. A. J. Davis said Johnston accepted a principal position in Long Beach, opening the Butte post for new applicants. Davis just returned from California with his family.
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Edgar G. Johnston
San Diego
Butte Boy Scouts
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Wchoo
Long Beach
California
Evangelistic Services Continue in Butte Church
Interest 15 shown in evangelistic services at Shortridge Memorial in Butte. The Christian church hosts 100 Days of Evangelism with Rev. Lester Bent of Spokane leading this week and Rev. W Turner to follow. Evening services at 7 30 pm include a prelude prayer and a Friday afternoon 1 16 program, drawing growing attendance as the city unites for revival.
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Mercury Streets
Butte
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Spokane
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Bowden
Bent
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Angel Charged With Shoplifting In City Jails
A report states Angel was charged with shoplifting after attempting to fit three pairs of trousers at Muteh & Young yesterday afternoon. He was brought to the city jail by John Ba and held on robbery charges, while Bartlett was booked as a complainant.
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Otis Skinner's Sancho Panza heads to Broadway
Otis Skinner presents a new play Sancho Panza described as a whirlwind colorful panorama of sixteenth century Spanish life. The production promises Spanish knights Moorish beauties dancing girls and jesters amid a vivid stage spectacle. The engagement launches on Broadway Friday in April. The article also notes a brief report on Butte high school girls debate league meeting in the assembly room.
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Sancho Panza
Mr. Skinner
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Neese
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Butte High
Yankees Hopeful of Strong New Season Talent
St Petersburg report quotes Babe Ruth on the New York Yankees readiness for 1926. Manager Hall of Fame meme Huging discusses Coombs Gehrig Cullop and other young players, noting past lessons and reliance on a deeper roster. The piece cites Earl Coombs Gehrig Cullop and Joe Bush as key figures, with optimism for pennant pursuit and renewed team dynamism.
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ST. Petersburg
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Yankee
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Cullop
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Gehrig
New York
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Washington
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