Digg and Hubs set to clash as Chase ruled eligible
Butte Independent Football League commissioners heard protests from Dublin Gulch and Cen terville over player eligibility. Phil Chase of the Hubs was declared a resident of Butte since 1923 and eligible to play, while Emil Crunch of Gulch was also deemed eligible after clerical roster issues. The panel stressed enforcing the league spirit and banning ringers, with signatures from Rooney Risken and Jordan.
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Phil Chase
Hubs
Butte Independent Football League
Hub
Butte Electric Railway Company
Dublin Guich
Francis Kelly
Ted Warren
Centerville
Pat Nugent
Dome” Driscoll
Tige” Harrington
Englewood
Pete O'Donnell
Walkerville
Emil Crunch
Gulch
Guiders
Chase
Butte
P. W. Chase
Emil
Chimmy
Gulchers
Paul A. Rooney
Law Risken
M. Jean Jordan
Walker Friedman bout set for Thanksgiving Eve
The National Sportsmen's Club announced Mickey Walker welterweight champion and Sailor Friedman of Chicago will meet in a 12 round bout on Thanksgiving Eve November 25 in Newark New Jersey. A canvas and rubber folding boat with snap seams is also described in the report.
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Associated Press
Newark
N. J
National Sportsmen's Club
Toda
Mickey Walker
Sailor Friedman
Chicago
Greatest bowler to arrive today in Butte Montana
Jimmy Smith, holder of 16 official perfect scores and famed as the world’s greatest bowler, arrives in Butte this morning. He plans two exhibitions at the YMCA tomorrow with 12 local bowlers possibly facing him, and this Montana stop excites the bowling world. In 1923 and 1924 he rolled 703 games for a 211 average.
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Jimmy Smith
Butte
Jimmy
Smith
Montana
Bowling women losing beauty and intelligence, Wiggam says
Albert Edward Wiggam, biologist and author, told the Wisconsin Teachers Association that American women are losing beauty and intelligence. He asserted that beauty and intelligence go together and that the stereotype beautiful but dumb is nonsense, noting many beautiful women surpass homely ones in intelligence.
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Associated Press
Milwaukee
Albert Edward Wiggam
New York
Wisconsin Teachers’ Association
Wiggam
Pforzheim Jewelry Workers Face Cut in Wages Stand
In Pforzheim Germany the jewelry workers refused 17 cents an hour, leading employers to lock them out and cut the offer to 15 cents an hour. The dispute highlights labor tensions in the district as employers press for wage reductions and workers defend pay.
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Pforzheim
Germany
Mathewson and Sandow Remembered By Sports Writer
A sports column reflects on Christy Mathewson’s lasting influence from player to manager and after dinner speaker. It also recalls Eugen Sandow, the original strong man, detailing his remarkable physique and feats, including lifting a car to save his life before a fatal brain blood vessel rupture.
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Eugene Sandow
Sandow
Ding
Ure
Iowa star Griffen outplays wall of China in grid defense
Norman E. Brown profiles Howard W. Griffen Iowa center and captain a 235 pound lineman touted as a top defensive center and all around lineman. Griffen known for outguessing opponents his detective instincts and even once patrolled South Dakota wheat fields guarding against auto thieves.
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Norman E. Brown
China
Howard W. Griffen
Iowa
Griffen
South Dakota
Milwaukee railroaders win two of three in league match
Deer Lodge, Nov. 5 The Milwaukee railroaders regained form in a league match Wednesday evening to take two of three from Harrison's. In the decisive game they won by two pins. Roy Whaley led individuals with 553 pins for an average of 184.
Basalt Town Runs Debt Free With $1000 Treasury
Basalt Colorado, west of Denver, is debt free with a $1000 treasury. Town clerk M P Sloss asks the state public utilities commission for permission to provide free water, saying councilmen see no use in collecting funds. The council plans to suspend water rates for six months. Britain faces poor crop yields due to last spring rains followed by drought.
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Associated Press
Denver
M. P. Sloss
State Public Utilities Commission
Lucrative Offers of Pros Tempting Amateur Stars
New York Nov 5 Amateur athletes face rising pressure to go pro as lucrative offers lure top stars across sports. Red Grange and Paavo Nurmi are cited among many who have left or been targeted by professional clubs. Women swimmers, golf greats, and other sports also show drift toward professional ranks as amateur status erodes.
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Associated Press
New York
Red Grange
Bobby Jones
Simon Pure
Big Bill Tilden
United States Dawn Tennis Association
Paavo Nurmi
Wheeler seeks to dismiss case against Senator Wheeler
Senator Burton K Wheeler of Montana asks the District of Columbia supreme court to throw out indictments charging conspiracy to defraud the federal government over oil prospecting permits. He argues acquittal on identical facts in Montana federal court and lack of DC jurisdiction. Proceedings, with Montana colleagues and DOJ, are to continue later this month.
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Associated Press
Washington
Burton K. Wheeler
Montana
Senate
Daugherty
District of Columbia Supreme Court
District of Columbia
Thomas J. Walsh
Wheeler
Charles A. Douglas
Robert F. Stewart
William A. Leahy
Department of Justice
Edwins. Booth
Department of the Interior
Gordon Campbell
James A. MacGowan
United States
Toole County
Booth
Campbell
MacGowan
Indigg Rah Wheeler
Pygmalion Big Hit At Spokane By Moroni Olsen Players
Seat reservations for next Tuesday night’s Broadway theater performance of Pygmalion open at noon today. The Moroni Olsen company, presenting Shaw’s comedy, impresses audiences in Spokane and elsewhere with professional skill in five acts of satire and witty dialogue.
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Broadway
Butte
Tacoma
Seattle
Spokane
Spokesman-Review
George Bernard Shaw
Colorado Diggers Prep for Bobcat in Golden
Colorado School of Mines Ore Diggers held a limbering up session in Golden as they prepare for a Saturday game with Montana State College in Denver. Coach Court Right’s squad, praised after a 14 to 8 loss to Colorado, hopes for a rebound. Captain Volk and S B Smith were out today but expected to return for the Bobcat clash.
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Associated Press
Golden
Col
Courtright
Fighting Ore Diggers
Colorado School of Mines
Montana State College
Denver
University of Colorado
Colorado
Oro Diggers
Englewood Walkerville Set To Clash For Gate Receipts
Englewood and Walkerville, top contenders in the Butte Independent Football League, will meet at Clark Park on November 15 with the winner-take-all gate receipts. Managers Pete O'Donnell and Tige Harrington agreed at a league meeting to the stakes, making the game a season highlight and a chance to claim the league cellar’s ownership.
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Englewood
Walkerville
Butte
Clark Park
Pete O'Donnell
Tige” Harrington
O'Donnell
Tige
Butte High Seeks Offer For Title Game
Butte high faces the winner of the Hamilton Whitefish clash for the Western district football championship. Coach Dahlberg has sent offers to the two schools for the title game venue in Butte. The Hamilton Whitefish game is Saturday at Whitefish. In a tie the team with more yardage advances to Butte for zone honors. Jen Soucci will track yardage, delegated by Prof. W. T. Scott.
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Butte High
Hamilton-Whitefish
Dahlberg
Butte
Whitefish
Jen Soucci
Rakepell
W. T. Scott
Wyte 15 Found Guilty Gets 60 Days in Jail
William Wyte returned from Bozeman weeks ago by Butte police and was found guilty of petty larceny in Justice Buckley’s court, sentenced to 60 days in county jail. Hearing for John Powers and Nellie Kopach on vagrancy continued. Henry Levinski’s grand larceny case continued to Nov 20. Nick Zannick filed petty larceny charge against Jacob Kentz for a bad check.
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William Wyte
Bozeman
Butte
Justice of the Peace
Buckley
Wyte
Barney King
Lewisohn Building
John Powers
Nellie Kopach
Mike Kopach
South Main Street
Miner Diggers to Meet Mount St Charles in Clark Park Test
The Montana School of Mines Ore Diggers sharpen for their home debut against Mount St. Charles at Clark Park at 2 30 PM. A light but improving team, Mines beat Intermountain Union 28 3 recently after early season losses to State College and Montana, with Birdie Aho returning a long TD in a previous road game. The Saints, evenly matched, seek a competitive start as three games in Butte loom this week.
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Charlie McAuliffe
Montana School of Mines
Mount St. Charles Collegians
Clark Park
Mines
Saints
Butte
Central
Dublin Gulch
MoeAuliffe
State Normalites
Dillon
The
State College
University of Montana
Ore Diggers
Helena
Intermountain Union
Aho
Bute
Panther
Intermountain
St. Charles
Webvoum Cocucabes
Cas Healy
Dempsey
MOG
Murphy
Guard Harrington
Ssesees Mayo
Opera season in London draws massive crowd
During a nine week season in London this year English opera performances attracted 180000 attendees, illustrating strong public interest and robust turnout for the arts.
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London
Red Grange’s Freshman Rise at Illinois Football
Harold Grange arrives at the University of Illinois as a modest freshman from a small town. He beats expectations, quickly moving from seventh to third freshman team, then shines against varsity. Grange explains adjusting his running style, aided by coach Burt Ingwerson and Zuppke, to avoid predictable plays and outpace tacklers.
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Red Grange
University of Illinois
Andover
Exeter
Oak Park
Hyde Park
Red
George Dawson
Dawson
Burt Ingwerson
Zuppke
Cook
Baker
Britton
Grange
Ingwerson
Chicago
Zappke
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