Hubs defeat Englewood 41 to 0 in dominant show
Hubs overwhelmed Englewood at Clark Park with a 41 point rout as Abie showcased a sharp left jabber. The Southside youngsters struggled to stop long Hub drives while the home team rolled behind strong line play and big gains by Nugent, Dewey, and Sullivan.
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Englewood
Abie
Butte Ring
Joe Lynch
Southside
Tose
South Riders
Nugent
Dewey
Long
Hubs
Collhan
Mules
Roberts
Cox
Sullivan
Kelly
Southsiders
Oval
Page
Murkar Captures Caddy Title at Country Club
John Murhar won the Butte Country Club championship with a net 44 over 12 holes, prevailing from nine competitors in the season finale. Pat Mallon took second honors, with Rudy Murhar and Wille Birant tied for third. other players included Henry Murhar Fred Zimlock John Regan Jack Mann and John Mallon.
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John Murhar
Butte
Pat Mallon
Rudy Murhar
Wille Birant
Henry Murhar
Fred Zimlock
John Regan
Jack Mann
John Mallon
Butte Boxer Deals Onto 10 Round Ennis Bout
Butte boxer Jack Odl has signed for a 10 round bout with Emmett Womack at Ennis on October 10. Rex Moore in Manhattan Saturday night reported Womack set to face the Rex Moore opponent in the clash.
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Jack Odl
Hmmett” 'Womack
Madi
Ennis
Womack Ion
Rex Moore
Manhattan
Glenda Collett Triumphs in St Louis Final Golf Match
Glenda Collett, premier golfer, defeats Alexa Ottowa to win the 36 hole finals at St Louis Country Club. Collett posts 76 for the morning round and 36 for the afternoon. Frazer underperforms. Collett nears men’s par, with standout shots including a 226 yard brassie to the pin on the 13th.
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Collett
Lot
Howling Schedule of Week on Y Hleys Bowling Vi
Fragmented schedule list for bowling week shows teams such as Gold-Black Neck versus Hudson-Knex and Copper-and Rigas versus Bevel Bilges, with numerous matchups including First National No. 2 against Gumps and Elm Orly No. 1 against Vander-Dodge Brothers. The text is garbled with many misread names and stray punctuation.
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Wene Wilson
Bec
Aleve
Hudson- Knex
Copper
Rigas
Bevel Bilges
Gumps
Tin Shop
Elm Orly
Anver
Dodge Brothers
Buicks
Laundry Motor
Cadillacs
Toljan
Medina
Nettie
Timber Butte
Detroit Sluggers Wallop St. Louis in league finale
Detroit won 6 to 4 over St Louis in a doubleheader closer to the 1926 American league season. The Tigers built a lead as St Louis made errors and Brownie fielding misplays opened the way for Detroit. Segre and other hitters contributed to the win in this late-season clash reported from St Louis.
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Detroit
ST. Louis
Associated Prem
Ier Bate
Fleet Hame
Butte Boxer to Box Dave Shade in Akron bout
Butte boxer Joe Simonsen will meet Dave Shade in Akron Ohio on October 26. Simonsen has traveled widely and faced top welterweights, while Dixie Lahood promotes the event and keeps the city on the boxing map.
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Joe ‘Simonsen
Dave Shade
Akron
Ohio
Joe
Dixie Lahood
Hutte
Joe Simonich to box Dave Shade in Akron Ohio
Butte lightweight star Joe Simonich signs for a bout with Dave Shade in Akron Ohio on October 25. He also announces two more fights including Pete Bross in Great Falls on October 16 and Jimmy Jones in Youngstown in early November.
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Joe Simonich
Dave Shade
Akron
Ohio
Joe
Pete Bross
Great Falls
Jimmy Jones
Youngstown
Exhibition Train Promotes Industry in State Towns
A cooperative effort by several organizations plans an exhibition train to tour country towns statewide. The train boasts a spotless service record with no sickness or lost time during its SS years of operation. David R. Shute retires on a pension from Devonport England dockyard.
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New South
David R. Shute
Devonport
England
Pirates and Reds Divide Last Pair in NL Tilt
In Cincinnati Pete Donohue pitched strong for the Reds and kept the Pirates from a clean win, as Cincinnati and Pittsburgh split the final game of their NL series. Donohue held the Pirates scoreless in key innings to secure the draw for the Reds.
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Pirates
REDS
Donohue
Cincinnati
Pittsburg Fools of
Ts Stat
Pete Sarwar
Pete
Pittsburg
Moore
Recevier
Barnhart
Traynor
Wright
Grantham
Ib Smith
Gooch
Kremer
Kruegene
Goodwin
Pinent
Granhite
Dressen
Hudgens
Hawes
Carey
Cuyler
Uyler
Schultz
Drewsen
Dowle
Krueger
Cuyier
Mudgen Ohne
Critz
Rases
Balle
Morrison
Fy Kramer
Hite
Kerem
Poe Pittsburg
AE. Moore
Jompson
Haas
Spence E Culloton
P Oldham
Peae
R Bohne
A. Dressen
Roush
Walker
O Crits
Schulls
Hargra Donohue
Satecan
Cutee
Pittsburgh
Rohne
Spencer
Culloton
Melnnis
Bane
Oldham
Donona Z Hite
Chicago
Louis
Cubs
ST. Louis
Poae
Blades
Douthit
Toporeer
Bottomiey
Hafey
Belt
O'Farrell
Thevenow
Sherdel
Cary Chicago
H. Adams
Heathcot Frelgan
John
If Brooks
Gelman
Wille
Maram
Pittenger
Kaufmann
Gonzales
Jones
Kautmaart
Hare
She Kautman
Yonge
Ooff Jones
Kautmann
Dixie Brimful Of Confidence Over Bg Bout
Goldstein fresh from Broadway showed his left jab in a workout for Thursday’s bout with Dixie Lahood at the Legion gym to a large crowd. He boasts a strong right and is considered a top bantam in the east, though local verdicts differ. Dixie worked with Young Lundy as both camps prepare for the card, with workouts set for 1 and 2 o'clock.
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le Goldstein
Broadway
Butte
Joe Lynch
Tx-Chaimp
Dixie Lahood
Legion Gym
Goldstein
Isone
Dixie
Pete Sarmiento
Goldstein i
Frankie Monahan
Dan Corey
Willie Lewis
Weiter
Willie
Keteheli
Lewis
Lake Lawood
Lawood
Petr Sarmiento
Philippines
Intermountain
John Sm” Sullivan
Lundy
Buster Brandon
Lahood
Three games called off and KEG Driver obituary
The schedule shows several games canceled or postponed including Washington versus Philadelphia. A early afternoon match was halted after three and a half innings with Washington leading 2 to 1, no final result for the league race. KEG Driver, famed Wisconsin full back of 1901 and 1903, dies from heart disease.
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Washington
Fay
Philadelphia
Washington Senators
Madison
Wisconsin University
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Hubmen
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O'Donnell
Scott
Englwood
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American Expres
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RH. PO. A
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Austin
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Carroll
Silver Club
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Woodall
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Tavener
Warne
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Tomich Grocery
Tomieh
Cleveland
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Summa
J. Doviek
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Hodapp
No. Buckeye Mo
Ase Specce
Zinc League
Shiner Furniture
Most
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Hooper
Johnson
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Sheely Ab
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Bitatk
Speece
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Joe Simonigh
Snade
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Simonich
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Louisville Association
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Geary
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Sandi
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Shea
Iid
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Lucas Daly
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