Centerville Edges Hub Addition in 14 to 0 Victory
Centerville defeated the Hub Addition eleven yesterday at Columbia Gardens by 14 to 0 as two touchdowns, the first on an 85 yard drive capped by a 12 yard pass from W Sullivan to O Connell, and the second a gift when Ernie Hamm fumbled Bray punt at the Hub five and Snider recovered for a score. The Hub outgained Centerville with 13 first downs to seven but could not convert drives into points.
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Centerville
Columbia Gardens
W. Sullivan
O'Connell
Weky
Mulcahy
Ernie Hamm
Bray
Snider
Haim
J. O'Connell
Butte
Gonzaga University
Pittser
Asmuch
Dorais
Murphy
Whealdon
Quinn
Stephens
Messanes
Hatch
Fonzaga
Lower
Oro Diggers
Spokane
Lee
Centerville Hubs Clash In Low Scoring Kick Game
Centerville and Hubs battled to a near scoreless second half in a kicking game. Hamm sparked the fourth quarter with a boner crisis, but both teams were kept in check by strong tackling and steady punts. D O'Connell and Bray scored touchdowns with multiple substitutions shaping the lineup and scoring chances.
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Driscol
McGrath
D.rogers
O'Connell
Centerville
Hamm
Hogan
Comba Seaeeee
Dursquie Battena
Bray
Hurley
Darragh
McPhail
Dobie Fagencer
Geniter’ Clarke
Willams
Des Jardine
Taciie D. O'Connell
Ena W. Sullivan
A. McGrath
Ss. Brogan
Snider
Sullivan
Graham
P. Sullivan
D. O'Connell
Brogan
Quill
Driscoll
F. Sullivan
Shea
Williams D. Rogers
Sniden
E. Rogers
O'Brien
Dobl McGrath
Dee
Daems
Robinson 15 High Gun At First Fall Shoot
The Butte Rod and Gun club held its first trap shoot after summer vacation with five events at 20 targets and a Confarr medal event totaling 25 targets. Robinson won the Confarr medal on a 23 after shoot-off with Drumgoole and Williams. out-of-town entrants included Drumgoole, Tuttle, Woehler, Quinland, and Williams from Deer Lodge.
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Butte
Drumgoole
Tuttle
Woehler
Robinson
Quinland
Anaconda
Lee Willams
Deer Lodge
Willams
Woebler
Scribner
Williams
McLeod
Gwynn
Smith Oir
Anaconda Dee
Two State College Basket Shooters Back This Year
Montanastar College resumes basketball with two veteran players Bush and Jorgenson Torward returning after gaps. Pitts departed for California. Har Fly center and Ynacoth Years? Taylor teaches in Deer Lodge. Several promising newcomers join the squad for the season.
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Montanastar College
Vetern
Bush
Jorgenson Torward
Stat College
Pitts
California
Har
Ynacoth
Taylor
Wehool
Deer Lodge
Ramblers Defeat Stars 36 to 6 in Gridiron Showdown
Ramblers topple the Stars 36 to 6 as the defense stifles the visitors and the offense marches behind key plays. The game featured multiple takeaways and dominant line play, sealing a decisive home victory for Ramblers.
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Ramblers
STARS
Heavyweight ages spark Dempsey talk at Doyle's
New York talk at Jack Doyle's billiard joint weighed arms and ages of heavies. The debate cited legends from Sullivan to Jeffries, noting many champions were past 30 when losing. A six day race promotion and other city tidbits followed, with curious asides on aviation and gravitation laws.
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Trile
New York
Jack Doyle
Jack Dempsey
John L. Sullivan
Jim Corbett
Fitzsimmons
Putssimmons
Coney Island
Jim Jeffries
Jack Johnson
Reno
Jess Willard
Havana
Cuba
Willard Elaine
Dempsey
Gonzaga Hands Montana Mines Defeat In Butte Tilt 47 7
Gonzaga varsity overwhelmed Montana Mines 47 to 7 in Butte as New York style breaks and sharp backfield play edged the Ore Diggers. Lee blocked a punt, Streibick averaged 42 yards on five kicks, and Metsaacs and Hatch led Spokane with rapid scoring thrusts in the second half.
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Spokane
X Ray Shows Vital Organs at Work in Berkeley
In Berkeley Cal Frank Rieber, electrical engineer and son of Professor C H Picker, unveils a new instrument based on Moentgen ray principles. The device, called Homo vision, straps the patient to a table and projects an image of the body on a screen. It enables observation of heart action and organ outlines, and Rieber plans demonstrations in New York for eastern scientists.
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Berkeley
Cal
Frank Rieber
C. H. Picker
University of California
Reber
New York
East
Rieber
Woman and children sent back to Germany from Great Falls
In Great Falls on November 21, Mrs. Herman Jessen and her children were sent back to Germany, where the husband who fled from Deer Lodge may rejoin them. Jessen faced charges of burning his home to defraud an insurer and was linked to thefts and burglaries across Pondera county, pleading guilty to grand larceny before being imprisoned as a trusted inmate. He vanished after delivering a grain shipment and never returned.
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Streibick
Grant
Ross
Great Falls
Pondera County
Hernan Jessen
Germany
Deer Lodge
Jessen
Conrad
Grand Larony
Field work finished on Toole county irrigation project
Great Falls November 21 field work on the Toole county irrigation district project has been completed by Gerhart Jaqueth Engineering company. The winter will be spent in office work to prepare for a bond issue next spring. Survey covered 350000 acres for a 256000 acre district, with seven crews recording a 1920 acre day. About 225 miles of canal lines and four reservoir sites were surveyed. Three engineers will work from Shelby and five from Great Falls offices during winter.
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Great Falls
Toole County
Gerhart-Jaqueth En ‘Gineering Company
Shelby
Damas Bruneau Charged With Attempted Assault Near Cut Bank
Great Falls reports Damas Bruneau faces a criminal assault charge in connection with an alleged attack on Mrs. Edward Golly at the Nersaal ranch near Cut Bank. The accused, found to have fled to Canada after the incident, was arrested in Alberta following an earlier arrest at Milk River.
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Great Falls
Edward Golly
Cut Bank
Bruneau
Ethridge
Canada
Idaho Foes Dominate Grizzlies In Saturday Clash
A vivid football narrative notes Idaho’s强 defense overpowering Montana State or Spokane rivals with a strong backfield led by Marty Adams. The piece highlights hard fought ground gains, standout quarterback play, and a high tempo, with near 20 points earned through sustained effort.
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Montana
State University Grizzlies
School of Mines Ore Diggers
Idaho
Marty Adams
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