Twelve Quintets Open Butte Class B Bowling Tourney Matches
Great Falls reports A. C. M. club bowling team won the Montana sweepstakes with 2,830 pins, finishing 65 ahead of the state champion. Butte No. 1 followed with 2,808, Butte No. 2 2,668, Bozeman-Deer Lodge 2,794, and Anaconda led by Charlie Mudro in events across singles and doubles.
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Great Falls
Montana
Butte
Mudro Brothers
Toljan
Dagzie
Anaconda
Butte No. 2
Bozeman-Deer Lodge
Joe Mudro
Matt Mooney
Halloran
Perham
Pascoal
Perrick
Charlies Mudro
Aikin
Missoula
Charlie Mudro
Wallis
Deer Lodge
Jack Flannery
Waloe
Mudro
Mooney
Morrison
Domination of Athletics Over Intellectual Life Warned
Dr. Henry S. Pritchett of the Carnegie foundation cites a shift toward professionalized college athletics that overshadows academics. He urges simplification of overloaded educational machinery and warns that excessive sports funding and paid coaches corrode college life and student values.
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Associated Press
New York
Henry S. Pritchett
Carnegie Foundation For the Advancement
Pritchett
Doubles Slated for Tomorrows Prrdaty in Butte Bowling Meet
Twenty teams entered the Class B tournament at the Y M C A in Butte with an 850 average for each six player combination. Tonight's first round at 7 includes Butté Brewery Go Getter Bil liard Repair C O D Laundry Kistler Garage and Black Rocks. At 9 o'clock Timber Butte Ward Thompson Paper Tomich Juniors Rotary Club First National Bank and Hudson Essex compete. Protests must be filed with Secretary Freitag before play.
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Butte
Butté@ Brewery
Go-Getters
Billiard Repair
C. O. D. Laundry
Kistler Garage
Black Rocks
Timber Butte
Ward Thompson Paper
Tomich Juniors
Rotary Club
First National Bank
Hudson-Essex
Freitag
Schwartz from Falls as Gate Attraction for Brooklyn Fans
In a Florida training camp report Uncle Wilbert Robinson hopes Charley Schwartz of Great Falls Montana can become a regular for Brooklyn. Schwartz, a Jewish pitcher, would draw Jewish fans in New York and boost attendance at home games after pitching two innings in a Dodgers exhibition win over the Yankees.
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Florida
Wilbert Robinson
Dodgers
Charlie Schwartz
Cascade Leage
Great Falls
Schwartz
Yankees
Brooklynites
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Falla
Angles
New York Herald-Tribune
Charley Schwartz
Mont
Robbie
New York
Gibbons Bout Near With Tunney or Wills, Kane Says
Eddie Kane, manager for Tommy Gibbons, heads to New York to finalize a bout for Gibbons. The match could be with Gene Tunney at the Polo Grounds in New York on June 12 or with Harry Wills at Yankee Stadium on May 28 as part of the Milk Fund program. Tunney to receive 20 percent of gate. expected gates range from $400,000 to $600,000.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Eddie Kane
Tommy Gibbons
New York
Gene Tunney
Harry Wills
Jack Dempnecy
Kane
St. Paul
Jimmy de Forest
Polo Grounds A. C
Gibbons
Tunney
de Forest
Billy Gibson
Polo Grounds
Yankee Stadium
Wills
East
Gibson
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Weissmuller to Race at National Championships
Stanford coach Er nest Bradston reports Johnny Weissmuller of the Illinois A C will enter the national championships in San Francisco starting April 23. Weissmuller plans to swim the 60 and 100 yard dashes and participate in the 200 and 400 yard relay events. Scientists plan to film a sunken Roman city in the Mediterranean using a new undersea camera.
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Weissmuller
Associated Press
Palo Alto
Cal
Ernest Bradston
Stanford University
Johnny Weissmuller
Illinois A. C
San Francisco
Weinsmuller
Bradsten
Mediterranean
Atherstone Wins Coffroth Handicap at Tia Juana
In San Diego on March 29 Atherstone owned by Mrs Weeklen won the Coffroth handicap mile and a quarter on a muddy track with a time of 23 07 2 5. The winning mutuels paid 17 40 for win 12 for place and 11 60 for show with Spic and Span at 3 40. Atherstone beat General Thatcher by a head with Thatcher a length ahead of the third.
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Associated Press
San Diego
Cal
Tia Juana Course
Atherstone
Weeklen
General Iedicket
Spic and
Span
General Thatcher
Louie Morton Returns From California Trip
Louie Morton former Billings high athlete and last year second sacker for the Stockett Miners who won the Cascade county pennant arrived in Butte from California where he played winter baseball with a Taft team. It is expected he will play in the Mines league or Cascade circuit this season. Morton reports other players moving teams including Dave Salazar and Tiny Leonard leaving Stockett for Arizona, and reports on Poeog Tait with Los Angeles.
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Billings
Stockett Miners
Butte
California
Morton
Taft
Mines League
Dave Salazer
Stockett
San Francisco Seals
Leonard
Arizona
Rumsey
Poeog
Tait
Los Angeles
Cubs
Central Juniors Beat Snaps In Close City League Game
The Central Juniors defeated the Snaps 8 to 6 at the K C C gym Saturday night to claim the Kelly trophy. Kiely Crowley led the winners with six points each while Moore O’Donnell starred for the Snaps. In the undercard, the Central Sophomores routed the Freshmen 8 to 0 with Maillet and O’Neill standout.
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Central
K. C C
Kelly
Kiely
Crowley
Moore
O'Donnell
Mullins
Marion
Ma'liet
O'Neill
Mulholland
Sorhomores
GP Gos
Veo Se Kan Conley
Springtime echoes of baseball and boxing crowdsin old box score wear
A blend of baseball nostalgia and boxing money talks dominates the page. The South wind carries memories of Ruth Cobb Dazzy Vance and Ty Cobb as fans crowd stands for home runs. The piece pivots to boxing where Dempsey Wills offers spark headlines and giant purses.
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Ruth
Speaker
Hornsby
Ty Cobb
Dazzy Vance
Government has not offered mint or March tax receipts yet
The article notes with cautious optimism that the U S government has, through determined will power, avoided offering the mint or March receipts from the income tax. It implies ongoing restraint in fiscal measures amid uncertainty.
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U. S
Record Purses Hit Over $102 Million in Two Decades
From 1905 to 1924 inclusive, American racing distributed $102,061,216 in prizes across the United States Canada Cuba and Mexico. After wartime disruption and legal limits, the sport rebounded with a peak in 1923 of $9,675,811 and a 1924 record $10,825,440, with expectations of even larger totals in 1925 due to new tracks.
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National Turf Digest
United States
Canada
Cuba
Mexico
North American
M Dermott and O Dowd Stage Fast Draw Bout in Great Falls
The Jimmy McDermott Eddie O Dowd bantam weight clash in Great Falls Saturday night drew a good crowd and a draw verdict. The 12 round battle stayed quick with the lead changing positions throughout. Kid Leo of Great Falls and Young Trotchie of Havre also fought six rounds to a draw in the semi windup.
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Jimmy McDermott
Eddie O'Dowd
Great Falls
Butte
Kid Leo
Young Trotchie
Havre
Charlie Monahan
Eddie Shelton
Bud Bartlett
Stockett
Eddie Smith
the Falls
Eddie Munn
Belt
Mickey O’brien
Stribling to Get Bout with Tunney in San Francisco
Georgia schoolboy Stribling earned a spot against Gene Tunney after a 10 round decision over Tommy Loughran in San Francisco. Promoters expect the Stribling Tunney bout to crown the title with a 20,000 crowd and $40,000 gate. Loughran received emergency care for a suspected broken rib. The bout is planned for the same arena April 18.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Young Stribling
Gene Tunney
Stribling
Tommy Loughran
Philadelphia
Tunney
Loughran
Ball Park
Trucks Chase Santos Port Queues Amid Brazil Congestion
Traffic congestion at Santos port slowed exports as about 4,500 American automobiles waited for shipment. Local officials report delays in dock operations and vessel scheduling, affecting automotive trade with Brazil.
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Santos
Brazil
Scholastic quintets gather for Chicago national tourney
Scholastic basketball teams from 33 states including 27 champions arrive in Chicago for the national interscholastic tournament at the University of Chicago. The event opens Tuesday with 40-plus squads, drawing entries through tomorrow and concluding with finals Saturday.
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Associated
Presec
Chicago
University of Chicago
Laramie
Wyo
Greeley
State Teachers College High
Colorado
St. George
Utah
Tonopah
Nev
Albuquerque
N. M
Helena
Mont
Rocky Mountain
Cott States
New England
Buttrey of Havre Becomes Princeton Wrestling Star
Ted Buttrey of Havre captain of Princeton University wrestling and undefeated this year has beaten captains of Yale Harvard and Columbia. He defeated Charter of Columbia in the 145 pound class on March 14 and Captain Winters of Yale in 3 minutes 15 seconds on March 7. The New York Tribune notes Winters had beaten Buttrey last season but Buttrey reversed fortunes with a fast burst to pin Winters.
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Ted Buttrey
Havre
Princeton University
Princeton
Ted
Yale
Harvard
Columbia
Charter of
Captain Winters
New York Tribune
Winters
Captain Buttrey
Tiger
Brooklyn Battery Trio Leads Nine Named Players
New York sources list Brooklyn players Pennock Jones Schang O Neil Hoffman Ehrhardt Greene Schwartz Williams and De berry among a lineup of four batteries.
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Brooklyn
Pennock
Jones
Schang
O'Neil
Hoffman
Ehrhardt
Greene
Schwartz
Williams
Deberry
De Palma Sets Track Record in Mile Race
Ralph de Palma won the mile and five mile auto races at the state fair track in Phoenix on March 29, setting a new mile record of 44 1-5 seconds. His five mile time was 3 53 3-5.
Un Limited Titles Limited Launches in London
A new company named un limited Titles, Limited begins operations in London to manufacture motion picture film titles. The firm aims to supply typographic titles for cinema productions and related print work.
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Unlimited Titles, Limited
London
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