Butte Middie Frankie Monahan Eyes Simonich Bout
Frankie Monahan of Butte, a rising middleweight, aims for a title-worthy bout within 15 days against Joe Simonich, a nationally known mauler who has fought Dave Shade and Morrie Schlaifi. Simonich plans to train in Billings and hopes to repeat a prior victory over Al Webster.
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Wyoming Featherweight Eddie Anderson Beats Mascart in Brooklyn Bout
Associated Press reports Eddie Anderson of Wyoming defeated Edouard Mascart of France in a 12 round Brooklyn bout. Mascart suffered facial cuts as the fighters weighed 124 pounds for the match. The same night Frankie Genaro of New York stopped Vic St Onge of Buffalo in the fourth round of a 12 round bout, St Onge repeatedly knocked down.
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Englewood Centerville Tie In Amateur Grid Clash
Englewood Seconds and Centerville Midgets battled to a scoreless tie at Hebgen park Sunday in a matching, muddy contest. Ryan starred for Englewood with strong running and blocking, while Burr and Powers stood out for Englewood and Centerville respectively. The game marked the second scoreless draw this season between the teams.
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Utes Ready for Cowboy Eleven in Wisconsin?
Utah coach Arm strong and his football team rested in Boulder after a 20 to 0 win over Colorado College. The Utes, coming off Saturday’s victory, prepare to face Wyoming Wednesday in Jam ie. Utah sees Wyoming as dangerous despite a recent Wyoming loss to Utah Aggies.
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Livingston wrestler beats New York rival in straight falls
Jack Taylor of Livingston defeated Joseph Petrof of New York in a catch as catch can wrestling match in straight falls, after Petrof won the first fall, at Livingston on November 16.
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Joseph Petrof
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Leading Scorer Eddie Tryon Powers Colgate Northbound
Eddie Tryon again leads Colgate as a dominant scorer in the East. The article notes his rapid touchdown bursts and impact, with Colgate emerging as a top team while Princeton trails 9 to 0 in a key game.
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Aquatic Stars Plot Next Summer Skating Time Plans
Prominent U S swimmers Helen Wainwright and Hilda James plan a world title series for next summer with professional prospects for Gertrude Ederle and Aileen Riggin. Ederle and Riggin, Olympic stars aged 15 to 20, consider turning pro and teaching, potentially meeting Wainwright and James in showcased events.
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Hilda James
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Miss Riggin
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Florida
Football is no tea party declares Mr. Red Grange
James Braden recounts Red Grange's storied 1924 season with Illinois, detailing key games against Iowa Chicago and Minnesota. Grange recalls a dramatic 80 yard run, tough hits, and his stance that football is no tea party as he reflects on the grit, strategy, and enduring fame of a college football icon.
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Anaconda Bowling Team Triumphs in Commercial League
Anaconda bowling scene last night saw Allen Lumber defeat Nationals two games to one at Tescher alleys while Old-Timers beat Standards two games to one in the same league.
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Settings announced for athletic events in Philadelphia
Pittsburg November 16 Athletically Speaking announces the sesquicentennial success led by the American Amateur Athletic Union executive committees awarding six national championship meets to Philadelphia. National senior outdoor track and field championships will be staged at the centennial stadium the last week of June with junior events preceding. National senior outdoor swimming for men and women, junior cross-country and junior boxing championships complete the lineup. Boston lands the national Marathon and senior championships. Chicago gets the senior indoor track and field and swimming. the 15 mile title goes to St. Louis and the cross-country to New York. St Augustine Florida hosts the senior indoor swimming championships for women, New York to host the indoor women’s championships.
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Billings Rejects Scheduled Central Battle in Butte
Billings coach Cubs Dayliss declined to play Central ahead of the Montana championship in Butte on Thanksgiving day. Billings will instead face the Whitefish-Great Falls winner Saturday while Central may be disbanded after a strong district run ending with a 7-7 tie against Whitefish.
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Bass Beats Lombardo in 10-Round Featherweight Bout
Benny Bass of Philadelphia defeated Joe Lombardo of Panama in a ten round decision. The Philadelphia featherweight champion moved to improve his record with a clean, decisive win tonight in city boxing action.
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Nurmi Ritola Denied Honors by Board Action
Pittsburg, Nov 16. The American Amateur Athletic Union rejected 66 records and approved 200 at its annual session. Great runners Paavo Nurmi and Willie Ritola had honors denied due to unrecognized distances. Nurmi’s 4000 yard mark and Ritola’s 3 1/4 mile mark were discarded for the same reason. The session also sparked a dispute over William A. Dowling’s indoor broad jump record at Georgetown.
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Williams the left hander Nap Rucker dug up earns praise
Nap Rucker’s faith in a young lefty, Williams of Jackson in the Cotton States league, is rewarded with an 11–4 record, 160 innings, 38 walks, 77 strikeouts, and nine hit batsmen. Williams credits Nap for guidance and may get a Dodgers chance in 1926.
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