Anaconda Bowlers Glazing Gaps Week Eight Standings
Anaconda bowling league play tightens as leaders narrow the gap with aspirants across three leagues. Callan leads per game, while Francon and Finnegan push the City League, with averages around 197 pins and others contending. Gregovich tops with 19 maple per game, and Mickiow plus Elmer contribute strong marks amid close competition.
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Anagonda
Callan
Finnegan
Pasco
Bergen
Gregovich
Mickiow
Elmer
Ted
Total
Ave
Carian
Fe Swanson
Fath
Iso
Uerin
Isi T
Marrick
Hunthausen
J. Tiaa
Coleman
Dyer
Ise Wegnre
Peekover
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Durkin
Young Ison
Foley Eae
Hanson Lan
Fitageral
Oval
Wildcats
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Coco ‘Colas
Good Friends
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Hunthausens
Hane
Hausens
Ad ‘Swanson
Mikuicha Ugrin
Anaise Domitrovich
Peckover
B. Swanson
Jurich Ey
Wenger
Davidson Amu
Schlichting Bs
Allin
Hutchens
Carlson Lao Kelly
Kendrick
New Grit
Pet ‘Oundry Wasrens
Weer Ae
Peckover Coal
Kiwanis
Singe Jew Grill
Pine Ave
Haddick
Bix E
Swanson
Roney
Bryan
Kiose
Burris
McVicars
Leonard
Iss
J. Roney
Aaa
Sawtelt
Guy Burnett
Weaber
Gorham
Walsh
Fisher
Loomis
Brando
A Lynch
Han
Wilson
Turning Point Catches and Mines Driven Baseball Tale
Hash A Jennings recalls a 1889 hard day on the Moosic hill and a dramatic foul ball that changed a miner named Webb Clauss life. He details mining work in Pittston Moosic and Leighton and the rise of players like Stanley Ha rt and Stan Doyle.
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Miners
State
Pennsylvania
James Jennings
Pittston
Moosic
Ulved
Leighton
Wil Barre
Scranton
Ed, Walsh
Stanley Hart
Bill ‘Coughlin
the Cave Harty
Stanley
O'Neills
Steve and
Jimmy
Larry Doyle
Chick Shorten
Mike McNally
Joe Boley
Mom Ie
Volley League Opens At Y Gym With Six Teams
The Y gym hosts a six team volley league event starting Tuesday at 8 oclock. Players include Parker, Saltabary, Henningsen, Mores and others. A noon class tournament runs today, with Frogs, Bees and Fleas, followed by round robin and a one night elimination later.
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Fred Henningsen
Captai B. M. Downie
Francis Silver
Ralph Scout
John Boardman
Carl Nepper
Hellbronner
Harrynes
Harry Thomas
R.W. Brown
Ralph Blitz
Will Harbit
Husky rise ends Bears reign in coast football race
In 1926 Pacific Coast Conference title finishes with Washington dethroning California. Washington wins five conference games including over Montana and Washington State, Stanford second with four wins one loss, while Oregon finishes last. Washington-Cali big game ends Stanford streak against rivals. Idaho beats Southern California 17 to 12 on final weekend.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
University of California
University of Washington
Regin
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Huskies
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Washington State College
California
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Stanford
Cardinals
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Che
Idaho
Cougars
Los Angeles
Southern California
Deer Lodge Minstrels to Perform Tonight at Rialto
The American Legion Minstrels of Ansconda, about 60 members, will entertain at the Rialto theater in Deer Lodge tonight under Powell Post No. 10. Final rehearsal was Friday under Harry Johnson. Seats close Monday afternoon at Keystone Drug and sales move to the theater.
Kiwanians Take Lead In Deer Lodge Bowling Series
In Deer Lodge on November 20 the Lith week close saw Kiwanians surge to first place, one game ahead of Look for Loops. Art Luedeman topped individual scores with 648 total and 216 average. Rag Tim tournament action dominated league play as Dan Harley and Pat Keeley posted 450 for a game while another pair averaged 135 or less. Standings note Deer Lodge Farms, and locals Carl Millard Nels Soderstrom among those mentioned. visitors Gannon and Butte trip noted.
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Deer Lodge
Art Luedeman
Tameke
Benech
Dan Harley
Pat Keeley
Gome
Incident at Mitchell court martial sighted by War Dept
Washington November 29 There is interest today in a court martial incident following last Friday's event involving Representative Frank R Reid chief defendant. General Robert L Howse president of the court may report the affair to the war department. Regulations demand strict decorum and prohibit any court member from reading a newspaper during proceedings as neglect of duty.
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Associated
Washington
Mitchell
Frank R. Reid
Robert L. Howse
War Department
Howse
Five speed marks fall at Culver City race
Culver City Cal November 29 five world speed records fell during the Culver City 260 mile race. Frank Elliott won with a 137.8 mph average for 260 miles. Harry Harts finished second, Fred Comer third, McDonough fourth, and Cooper out of the lead due to fuel loss on lap 186. Accidents injured Red Carrens Jerry Wonderlich Darren, and others. Elliott’s victory carried a $10 000 purse and 500 points. Tilcott drove the same car Jimmy Murphy piloted when killed in Syracuse. Cooper and Duray posted notable speeds earlier in the meet. Wintertime is Franklin time.
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Associated Press
Culver City
Cal
Frank Elliott
Harry Harts
Fred Comer
McDonough
Wasi
Cooper Mur
Cooper
Leon Duray
Salem
N. 1
Benny Hill
Hill
Culver
Elliott
Tilcott
Jimmy Murphy
Syracuse
Cairens
Cairens Rove
Indiana
Speedway
Tommy Milton
Weekend travels of Mount St. Charles students noted
A brief item records Keeley and Ryan leaving Sunday evening for East Lake City where they are employed after a week in the city visiting their parents. Keeley spent Sunday afternoon visiting Bislenberg and Oscar Bielite. Ryan visited his parents and planned to return to Mount St. Charles College in Helena. Lune attended a dancing party in Butte Saturday evening.
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Keeley
Bislenberg
Oscar Bielite
Ryan
Mount St. Charles College
Helena
Lune
Lancing
Butte
Grand Chancellor to Visit Pythian Lodge in Deer Lodge
State Grand Chancellor Wineman will pay his first official visit to the local Knights of Pythias lodge on Thursday December 2. A four box social at Dubie nature and a program including arde dancing and refreshments are being arranged by committee M Old Joint Service. Episcopalians and Presbyterians and others joined at St James Episcopal church for Sunday services, with Rev Franklin L Gideon retiring for Rev F G Pheleps, and music by the St James choir.
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Deer Lodge
St. James Episcopal Church
Franklin L. Gideon
F. G. Pheleps
Presbyterian Church
St. James
Murder charge binds Walter Best in Salmon Idaho
At a preliminary hearing in Salmon Idaho Walter Best was bound over to district court for murder in the first degree in the killing of E. C. The defendant remains jailed with no bail. County Attorney Francis R. Hall and assistants presented the case as the hearing concluded.
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Idaho
Fudge Crank
Walter
Best
E. C
District Court
Francis R. Hall Wan
Arthur
Harry Holden
Provo
Utah
Dan Hase
Martin
C. ‘T. Vincent
T. O. Boorn
Ity
C. J. Vincent
Nese
Arado
Smith
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Salt Lake
Dillon Area Full Term Of Court Opens Tomorrow
Dillon, Nov. 29 article notes the December term of the Dillon area jury court will open Tuesday Dec 1 with Judge Henry G Rodgers presiding. The criminal calendar lists cases including Charles Ith for possession of querm Gray unlawful sale William A Pabnish uy Carter debt Beaverhead Realty Co against W J Cushing John Butala against Union Bieetrle damages Carl Darnut and others against Oregon Short RR Co John terson against Nels Nelson debt Oscar Garner against Hi Sweeney claim and delivery Edward C Smith against George W French and Mary French debt John Hoffman against Charles Wilson damages Sophia C Smith at Keaton Walter Dansie against B B Gleed W Emily Greed Lloyd against Geors II Martin Sorenson against Leader Cash grocery debt and seven Kamien against John Hand and others foreclosure Dec 18.
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John Terson
Nels Nelson
Oscar Garner
Hi Sweeney
Edward C. Smith
George W French
Mary French
John Hoffman
Charles Wilson
Someph C Smith
Keaton
Walter Dansie
B. B. Gleed
W. Emily Greed
Lloyd
Geors II
Martin Sorenson
Leader Cash Grocery
Kamien
John Hand
Ohers
Jail Sentence and Fine in Liquor Case Reported
George Smith pleaded guilty yesterday to possession of intoxicating liquor and received 60 days in jail and a $300 fine before Judge Henry G. A second defendant, Sam Arndts, also pled guilty with sentence deferred to seek mitigation. Witnesses testified to the defendant's condition, implying possible danger if continued.
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George Smith
Henry G
Sam Arndts
Rodgers
Boyhood Friend Named Pallbearer for Bishop
A longtime chum of Bishop Carroll, Rev. Dummey, is chosen as one of the honorary pallbearers for the Bishop. The appointment follows a traditional tribute from a trusted associate in the same county.
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Tatbknow
Diign
Tog
Carrot
Helene Diocene
Catholic Church
Bwitserland
Rev. Dummey
Bishop Carroll
Youth Injured as Horses Bolt in Dillon
Lester Schults, a well-known Dillon resident, was seriously injured Friday when a team he was driving bolted from his Sheridan ranch wagon. He was dragged nearly 200 yards beneath the wagon wheel. Dr. P M Poindexter of Iowa examined him and found several ribs broken with possible internal injuries.
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Dillon
Lester Schults
P.M. Poindexter
Two Men Die in Freight Wreck at Altoona
At Altoona Pennsylvania on November 20 a runaway freight train wrecked on a downgrade near the Seventeenth Street bridge. Engineer F C Scheling of Sharpsburg and fireman H Hi Tauber of Aspenswall were killed. The wreck destroyed cars and cargo while a brakeman escaped by leaping onto the top of a car.
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Middle Division
Pennsylvania Railroad
F.C. Scheling
Sharpsburg
H. Hi. ‘Tauber
Aspenswall
Seventeenth Street Bridge
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