Western Scholastic Fireworks Open Season Today at Central High
Central High and Stevensville meet in a Zone O opener as Ore Diggers debut on the Dillon gridiron. Coach Charley McAulifte leads the Miners in a Montana conference clash against the Teachers, with a slate of players vying for starting roles at backfield and end positions.
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Central High
Stevensville
Clark Path
Dillon
Het Pigskin Chai
State Normalites
Charley McAulifte
Montana
Ihames
Plas
Powell
Or ‘Fallet
Martin
Dennehey
Ahi
Sigler
Letters
Iwinkel
Moaiin
Itchen
Noyle
Roy
Moran
McPhail
Panam
Goatrey Baker
Ambiguous Sports Seating Plan Drafted for Brun-Bulldos
A garbled note outlines seating expansion for Brun-Bulldos stadium with 4200 capacity and an extra section. It mentions an appointment of a Nylon Siton and a Butter Elgar storea, but the details are unclear and the exact figures are uncertain.
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Elgar
College grid slate leader highlights many matches today
An expansive list of scheduled games covers teams such as Washington State, Colorado, Montana Mines, Brown, Colby, Butler, Delaware, Chicago, Niagara, Dartmouth, Hobart, Gonzaga, Harvard, Camp Tilipola, Nebraska, Indiana, Indiana Normal, Arkansas, St Marys, Michigan, Minnesota, Northwestern, Notre Dame, Swarthmore, Amherst, Santa Clara, Vermont, Army, Detroit, Bowdoin, Wisconsin, and Middlebury. The scattered venues include Iowa, Illinois, Minnesota, Pennsylvania, and California, with matchups across multiple campuses and conferences.
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Seninet
Washington State
Missoula State College
Colorado
Boulde
Montana Mines Mal College
Dillon
Brown
Colby
Providence
Butler
de Pauw
Indianpole
Chicago
Kentucky
Chiccago
Corner
Niagara
Ithaca
Dartmouth
Hobart
Hanover
Gonzaga
St. Charlane
Harvard
Renaselear
Camp Tilipola
Nebraska
Urbana
Indiana
Indiana Normal
Bloomington
Gma Raninet Arkansas
Tews City
St. Mary's
Milwaukee
Michigan
Michigan Aginet State Novat Spo
Ann Arbor
Minnesota
North Dakota
Minneapolis
Northwestern
South Dakota
Evanston
Notre Dame
Lombard
South Bend
Ohio Wesleyan
Swarthmore
Pittsburg
Lafayette
Pita Iiceton
Amherst
aySinnford
Santa Clara
Palo
Vermont
Syza
Detroit
Wort Point
Gainee Willems
Hiams
Bowdoin
Wilt
Wisconsin
Town
Ogile
Middlebury
New Ha
California
Nevada
Berks
Ed Willetts Thils Two No Hit Contests
Louisville defeats Baltimore as the Associated Press reports a junior world championship contest. The article notes two no hit attempts by Ed Willetts and hints at ongoing international competition for American supremacy.
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ED Willetts
Louisville
Wisville
Tonto
Inside Out on the Rules of Forward Passes in Football
Norman Brown explains the history and key rules of forward passing in football. The article covers where passes may be thrown from and toward which goal, the one forward pass limit, and play continuation when incompletions occur.
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Norman ¥. Brown
Teaat
Dyke Sets League Trips Record with Five Hits
In a Philadelphia defeat of New York, Jimmy Dykes achieved a league trips record by five hits in five at bats. He added a triple and a home run as Pennock struggled. Baumgartner and Stewart contributed key plays while Al Schaet led the visitors on the field. Final score 11 to 2.
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Philadelphia Delphin
New York
Jimmy Dykes
Dykee
Pennock
Baumgartner
Sox
Ermke
Stewart
Ben Ators
al Schaet
Combs
AB. Rch
Koenig
Ruth
Meusel
Shanks
Wanninger
Bengough
Durocher Braxton
Seria
Braxton
Philadelphia
AB. R. Hi
PO. A
French
Hott
Justin
Perkins
C. Mgartner
Bite
Benoni
Lamar
Perking
Holt
Konig
College grid results mix with scattered scores
The report lists scattered scores from various colleges and cities including Oklahoma Baptist University and Murray Aggies with several bouts postponed due to rain. Other lines mention Philadelphia New York and Iowa State with unclear outcomes and mixed game results.
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University of 16
College of Idaho
Shawnee
Okla
Oklahoma Baptist University
Murray Aggies
IAC
Husnetsville
Arkansas Tech
Philiipa
Scribes predict Colorado teams win over rivals
In early Rocky Mountain scramble, Denver university and Colorado Aggies lead as picks to beat Greeley State Teachers Regis College and Western, with Colorado College and Colorado Mines seen as strong favorites. Questions linger about Boulder’s tone after a 3 to 0 loss to Nebraska Normal and the Ducks facing Ranger strength in the second half.
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Denver Univerity
Greeley State Teachers
Colorado University
Montana State
Colorado Aggies
Regis College
Colorado Mines
Colorado College Tree University
Wyoming University
Kearnet, Normal
Iown
New Mexies
Rocky Il Gonfalon
Boulder
Nebraska Normal
Mel Heep
Ting
Ranger
Curlers Prepare for Arrival of Good Ice in Butte
The Butte Curling Club meets in a semiannual session at Morley and Thomas office on East Broadway Monday at 7. Secretary Don McMillan called all members to help plan the season. About a thousand dollars was spent this year on rink improvements and repairs, leaving the facility ready for the first cold snap. The curlers, optimistic, expect a better season than in recent years.
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Butte Curling ‘Clu
Morley and Thomas
East Broadway
Don McMillan
Big Three Teams Enter Play Today
The East’s Harvard Princeton Yale and others prepare for a packed schedule with intersectional implications. Urbana hosts a Crimson warmup as Owsley coaches to open against Rensselaer while Yale and Notre Dame loom, Lafayette visits Pittsburgh, and Columbia faces Johns Hopkins in a new rivalry.
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Associated Prose
New York
Harvard
Princeton
West Poin
Annapolis
Urbana
Aral
Bury
Rensselaer Polytechnic
Crimson
Bitters Hos
Yale
Notre Dame
Detroit
Mary
Jack Owsley
Columbia
Cornell
Dartmouth
Syracuse
Pennsyyvania
Johns Hopking
Ray van Orman
Orwell
Niagara
Vermont
International Match Decides Women’s Golf Title
At St Louis County Site tomorrow two players, Alexa Seiching duer of Ottawa Canada and Glens oa. Goiltt of Providence, contest the 2th national championship after a tight semifinal day. Frasier of Atlanta defeated Louise Fordyes of Youngstown with a 20-foot eagle putt to reach the final. Collett, 1093 champion, edged Edith Cummings of Chicago to reach the final, while Cummings had a near-rare performance with few holes under par. Goll led the day with an 80, while her rival Cumtainna was close behind.
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Associated Press
Atanta
Louise
Tockies
Alles Cumataina
Wat Ons
Yee
Sikce ‘Collett
Sikce ‘Collett Was One Over Par On Only Two Holes ‘But One Got Three Hedlen
Biles Cummings
Howe
Fraser
Tig
Jort
Butte Boys League Contests Set For Hebgen Park
Today at Hebgen Park the Butte boys leagues host a full slate starting at 9:00 with McQueen heavyweights facing Bobcats followed by Hubs versus Panthers and Engl Woods against Centerville. Lightweights include Marts versus Belmont Englewood Cubs on field 2 and Weasels versus Bumps on field 3. Walkerville Cubs meet Floral Park Dogs on field 2 at 9:60 while McQueens vs Muckers on field 3 at 9:50. A Babe Ruth award goes to the top helper for today’s games.
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Butte Boys
Hebgen Park
McQueen
Bobcats
Hubs
Panthers
Engl Woods
Centerville
McQueens
Belmont
Englewood Cubs
Weasels
Walkerville Cubs
Floral Park Dogs
Muckers
Hendricks to Lead Red Team in 1926
The article notes Jack Hendrickson or Hendricks is named to manage the Cincinnati Reds in 1926 with Associated Press reporting details. Practice is described as secret and the piece mentions organizational moves within the National League club.
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Associated Press
Cincinnati
Jack Hend
Hoke
Tran
National League’ Baseball
Butte Hosts Stevensville In Key District Football Clash
Butte High meets Stevensville in a district football tilt at Sark Park this afternoon. Central faces a strong Bitter Root lineup as coach Dahlberg reviews his squad and plans to showcase injuries and new players.
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Hostiliteu
Sark Park
Butte
Central
Stevens
Mile Gliders
Philipsburg
Ders
Ivan
Doherty
New Hawk Fair
Stevensville
Losch
Harry Dahlberg
Butte High Eriders
Charles Davis
Dahlberg
Ans eyes to center on Red Grange today
Chicago speculation centers on Red Grange as the Western Conference showdown near. The famous halfback, seen in recent clashes with Chicago and Minnesota, faces questions about his role and the team’s stopping defense as the nation watches his next move.
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Red Grange
Chicago
Tilmots
Redtoad
Minnesota
Rannan
America
Goldstein Arrives in Butte for Thursday Bout
Abe Goldstein champion in the 'tar box arrives tonight in Butte to begin public workouts at the Legion gym tomorrow. He trains ahead of his planned Thursday showdown with Dixie Lahood of Butte.
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Abe Goldstein
B ‘Tar
Butte
God
Legion Gym
Dixie Lahood
Senators fortified by reserve performers in world series
Washington forges depth behind Peckinpaugh with veterans Scott Leibold Veach and Jeanes ready for infield and outfield duty. Harris notes coverage for injuries as Marberry anchors pitching with Ballou groomed. Pirates counter with Rawlings Bigbee Morrison and Adams in reserve roles.
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Associated Press
New York
Stanley Harris
Washington Senators
Washington
Loson
Peckinpaugh
Bluege
Lela
Pittsburg
Harris
Everett Scott
Joe Harriss
Nemo Leibold
Boda Veach
Tex Jeanes
Feish Gam Sut Marberry
Ed Ballou
Pitteburg
Ince
Dulwarke
Johnny Rawlings
Les
Pirates
John
Carson Bigbee
McKechnie
Johnny Morrison
Morrison
Babe Adams
Detroit
Tom Sheehan
Rube Oldham
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