Central High of Butte Heads to Whitefish for Title Clash
Central High of Butte leaves for Whitefish to battle for the Western District football championship after Butte withdrew in favor of Central. Central, led by Coach Steve Sullivan, will meet Whitefish after M ontana’s northern and western zones playoff structure solidified with recent results. The winner advances to face Billings or Glendive for the state title. Great Falls plays Hobson for the northern zone crown.
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Great Falls Defeats Glasgow 39 to 0 in Big Showdown
Great Falls high routs Glasgow 39 to 0 as Northern district title race narrows with a dominant early attack. The Glasgow squad, coming off a recent win over Havre, was overwhelmed by the Falls offense. Next Saturday Great Falls meets Hobson for the district championship.
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Great Falls High
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Havre
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Wyoming Cowboys Beat Colorado Teachers 18 to 10
Wyoming Cowboys defeated Colorado Teachers of Greeley 18 to 10 in Cheyenne as they extended a win streak to five. The game featured steady defense and a late push by the Teachers, but Wyoming held on after stifling a late aerial threat and field goal attempt.
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Associated Press
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Marquette Bowling Rush Hits Lydenburg South Africa
Platinum discoveries in the Lydenburg field of South Africa trigger a prospectors rush with increased activity and interest from investors and workers seeking mineral wealth.
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South Africa
Tommy Milton Sweeps Armistice Day Auto Race in Charlotte
Tommy Milton won the 260 mile Armistice Day speedway event in Charlotte at 124.3 mph, his second victory here. Harry Hartz finished second, Jerry Wonderlich third, with de Paolo and Cooper withdrawing due to motor trouble. Bob McDonough crashed through the inner railing but was uninjured. Milton earned 10,900 dollars, Hartz 6,000, Wonderlich 2,750.
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Yale, Army Favored In Weekend Grid Battles
New York Nov 11 Yale Colgate Dartmouth Pennsylvania were favored to win Saturdays games Yale 8 to 5 over Princeton Tad Jones to send Citler Kline Alien Bunnel again Princeton in strong shape Army 4 to 1 over Columbia Colgate 6 to 5 over Syracuse Dartmouth favored over Chicago for inter sectional clash Columbia stock dropped after weak showing last week
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Chicago
Joe Waterman Named New Port land Boxing Matchmaker
Announcement from Butte states Joe Waterman is appointed matchmaker for the Port land Municipal Boxing commission. Waterman, a known figure in Butte, previously guided Joe Simonich to the Phillips fight scene, brought Doc Ell to town to box Tommy Ryan, and handled Pete Sarmiento in a notable Helena bout against Dixie Lahood.
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Tommy Ryan
Pete Sarmiento
Dixe Lahood
Helena
Montana Grizzlies Visit Butte Before USC Showdown
The Montana football squad rested in Butte en route to Los Angeles for a showdown with USC next Saturday. The team trained at Clark Park, greeted by fans, and later toured the city. Under Captain Chief Illman, the regulars, including coach Click Clark and athletics chief Jim Stewart, prepared for what figures to be a tough game with the Trojans.
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Ontana
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Washington State
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Click” Clark
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California
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Oregon
Trojans
Leader of 1924 Champ Gridders Sparks Sports Writing
A veteran observer praises metropolian sport writers for vivid game reports of the 1924 gridiron champions. He notes despite bad weather and tight deadlines, reporters deliver clear, graphic narratives that convey the excitement to readers.
Sullivan Invention Aids Central Win Prospects
Coach Steve Sullivan of Central high unveils a charging machine made from rope to aid the Maroon warriors against Whitefish in the Western district football race. The rope square creates a barrier as halfbacks hit the hole, with ends resisting plunges to push through. Used in practice this week on the Cinders, the device has shown improvement in ball runners' power and attack.
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Central High
Maroon Warriors
Whitefish
Sullivan
Three Leaders Are Undefeated In Local Football Scene
A long-winded editorial praises sport writers for fair coverage and courts controversy over past false reports. In the Commercial Basketball League at the YMCA gym three games featured the Jensens beating Bouchers 306 to 16, Symons routing Montana Hardware 13 to 4, and the Medlins trouncing Craven Garage 49 to 7.
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King Victor Emmanuel Begins 56th Birthday Celebrations
In Rome on his 56th birthday, King Victor Emmanuel received thousands of congratulatory messages, with Premier Mussolini among those sending best wishes as military reviews were held across the country.
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Associated Press
Rome
Victor Emanuel
Mussolini
Plage Kick Early In Battle Gives Mormon Edge
In Logan Utah on Armistice Day Utah State College defeated Montana State 10 to 7 before about 4000 fans. The Aggies led after a late first half field goal and extended the advantage in the third quarter when Dobius blocked an Aggie punt and returned to Utah's one yard line, setting up a short TD. Marindale caught a forward pass from Leddingham for the go ahead score.
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College and university scores from various locations
Scores from multiple colleges and high schools across the nation with final tallies including Colorado University freshmen 0 Colorado College freshmen 0 Cheyenne Colorado Teachers 10 Wyoming 14 Logan Montana State 7 Utah Aggies 10 Richmond Haskell 14 William and Mary 13 St Paul North Dakota Aggies 14 St Thomas 7 Scranton Wyoming Seminary 19 Thomas College 7 West Point Army 2 Swarthmore 1 Stanford 3 Fergus 0 Mount Pleasant Tlowa Carthage 3 Iowa Wesleyan 0 Claremont Pomona College 7 Whittier College 6 Chadron Neb Chadron Normal 34 South Dakota Mines 6 Great Falls High School 39 Glasgow High School 0 Helena Mount St Charles 13 Helena High 6.
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