CARPENTIER-LEVINSKY FIGHT PROMPTS INDIFFERENCE CLAIMS
In New York on Oct 14 1920 a row surfaced between American League President Johnson and National League President Heydler over holding a major league owners meeting during Cook County grand jury sessions in Chicago. Johnson warned the grand jury investigations could shape baseball's future, while Heydler urged assembling leaders to plan governance and protect players and properties amid public scrutiny.
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New York
Johnson
American League
Heydler
National League
Cook County Grand Jury
Chicago
Cooks County
State of
Illinois
Square Deal Is All The Winner Desires In Public
Reports circulated that the Jersey City bout between Georges Carpentier and Battling Levinsky was not fairly fought. Carpentier and Levinsky denied bias, pledging square dealing and asserting they fought to the best of their abilities. New Jersey boxing commission chair John S. Smith said the bout was honest.
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New York
Jersey City
Georges Carpentier
Battling Levinsky
America
Carpentier
France
Levinsky
Dempsey
John S. Smith
New Jersey Boxing Commission
Officials Named for Mines Bobcats Game at Columbia Gardens
An accord set the referees for Saturdays Mines Bobcats clash at Columbia Gardens. Skimmer Dee will referee, Dr Wilbur Beal umpire, and M J Danahey head linesman. Mines practiced two hours in cold snow with Stephens likely to start despite shoulder trouble.
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D. W. Graves
Montana State
Vpittser
W. T. Scott
School of Mines
Columbia Gardens
Bob Cats
Ore Diggers
Skimmer Dee
Central High Eleven
Wilbur Beal
Anaconda
M. J. Danahey
Butte High School
Tucker and Latimer Lead In Individuals In Bowling Meet
The Sparrow Drugs and the A C M s won most games in a double Class A match under Anaconda Bowling association. The Sparrow flock won two of three against City Drugs, A C M s defeated Old Timers, making Tucker and Lattimer favorites in the individual rating.
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Sparrow Drugs
Anaconda Bowling Association
Sparrow
Tucker
Lattimer
Cleveland Indians Disband For Winter After World Series
Cleveland Indians, world champions, held a farewell meeting at League Park and disbanded for the season. President Dunn hopes many will return. several players plan to winter in the area or pursue other ventures, including Wambsganss, Uhle, Smith, Graney, Johnston, ONeill, Caldwell, Coveleski, Wood, Bagby, Gardner, Jamieson, Evans, Lunte, Thomas, Burns, Sewell, Morton, and Mails.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Indians
League Park
Dunn
Bill’ Wambsganss
George Uhle
Elmer Smith
Jack Graney
Doc” Johnston
Steve O'Neill
Ray Caldwell
Tris Speaker
Canada
Leslie Nanamaker
Texas
Stanley Coveleski
Shamokin
Joe Wood
Wood
New Jersey
Jim Bagby
Augusta
Larry Gardner
Vermont
Charlie Jamieson
Paterson
N. J
Mississippi
Joe Evans
St. Louis
Harry Lunte
Chester Thomas
Los Angeles
Moving Picture
George Burns
Philadelphia
Joe Sewell
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Guy Morton
Vernon, Ala
Walter
Pacific Coast
New Bowling League Considered for Mines and Businesses
At the Y M C A rooms last night a plan to form a bowling league for local mines and business houses drew favorable response. Frank Walker was elected chairman with H W Mores as secretary treasurer. Lester D Frink proposed a separate league for mine teams, while a March state tournament in Butte looms as a climax. A canvassing committee including Frink Mudro Perham Merkle Merchant and Warner will gather results by Sunday for a follow up meeting.
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Frank Walker
State Association
H. W. Mores
Yegen Bank
Lester D. Frink
Butte
Joseph Mudro
Arthur Perham
Arthur Merkle
C. B. Merchant
C. E. Warner
Marquette
Dazzie
Cartee
Mores
Flathead Arrow debuts as campus paper while Salvation Army rally set
Kalispell notes the Flathead Arrow first issue for the school year edited by Miss Georgia Johnson with Genevieve Williams assistant editor and Ralph Austin business mgr. A Salvation Army campaign to build a children's home in the state will start with an Opera house mass meeting featuring Captain Mae Morton of Denver. Miss Harriet Hall and H N Kaufman wed in Missoula and return to Kalispell, moving into the new Kaufman bungalow. The Liberty theater frame nears completion with interior work to begin, aiming for a Thanksgiving opening at an estimated cost of about 80,000.
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Kalispell
Flathead
First Avenue
Liberty Theater
Park County Milling Company Incorporation Listing
Helena October 14 report lists new incorporations including Park County Milling Company of Livingston H D Cameron John J Darroch and Henry Fuller with capital of 100000 and The Great Falls Woodmen of the World temple of Great Falls with T W Midkiff J R Bennett among others also at 100000 capital.
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Helena
Park County Milling Company of
Livingston
H. D., Cameron
John J. Darroch
Henry Fuller
Great Falls
Elk hunting season opens in Montana counties
Helena Oct 14 Beginning tomorrow the elk hunting season will be open in Montana. The length varies by county. The limit is one elk per season per person, with a $25 license to take two elk in Gallatin or Park counties.
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Helena
Montana
Gallatin
Park
Framed World Series rumors and Montana grid hopes
Rumors alleging corruption in baseball surface as fans question Babe Ruth records while American and Seattle papers debate integrity. A Montana state note previews Grizzlies at Washington, praising Bierman’s squad and seeking a coast clash to lift local athletics.
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State University Grizzlies
Seattle
University of Washington
Montana
Bierman
Bruin
Coast
Getaway Day Surprises at Grand Circuit Meet
At Lenington Kentucky on October 14 the Grand Circuit card produced shocks in the 2:02 pace and 8-year-old trot as Single G and Plausible beat rivals. Nedda won the 2:05 trot, Louie Grattan fell to veteran Single G in the 2:02 pace, Natalie the Great underperformed, while Mightell claimed the 2:17 trot and became the meeting’s only triple winner after Hobnob briefly upset her in heat one. Great McGregor took the final four heats of the second 2:17 trot division.
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Lenington
Single G
Plausible
Nedda
Louie Grattan
Single
Natalie the Great
Natalie
Mightell
Hobnob
McGregor
Vernon Captures Coast League Title With Portland Win
Vernon defeated Portland 5 to 3 to win the Pacific Coast baseball league championship. About 1,500 fans witnessed the decisive game in Los Angeles.
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Los Angeles
Vernon
Portland
Man o' War May Race Exterminator for $50,000
Philadelphia October 14 Samuel D. Riddle owner of Man o' War said he was weighing the Kentucky Jockey Club offer for a race between his champion and Exterminator a 5 year old owned by Willis Sharp Kilmer with a purse of fifty thousand dollars under consideration today.
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Philadelphia
Samuel D. Riddle
Kentucky Jockey Club
Willis Sharp Kilmer
Rube Marquard Attacked by Court Attachments
John E Bruce secretary of the National Commission faced an attachment on Rube Marquard s share of the World Series receipts in Cleveland on October 14. The attachment arose from two New York judgments totaling 840 dollars against the Brooklyn pitcher. The notice gave no details of the suits.
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Cleveland
John E Bruce
National Commission
Rube Marquard
Brooklyn
New York
Registration in Montana reaches 261,358 in early tally
Helena Oct. 14 With two counties missing yesterday the final tabulation shows Montana total registration for the November 2 election at 261,358.
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Helena
MontAna
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Rainier
Ao Toglug
Sis
Dee
Tucker and Latimer
City Drugs
Swander
Barnard Werner
Micklow
Hoyt
Leskey
Sparrow Druge
Sparrow Ee
lAndig
Ting
Coleman
A. C
Davidson
McLean
Williams Wee
Hanson
Hia
Kalispell News
Babe Ruth
Mount St. Charles
Washington
Ruth
Isinglass
Babe
Williams
Bruins
Sun Dodgers
Allison
Crum” Dailey
Ben Butler
Ray Eckman
Guy Norris
Ohio
Main Street
Bill Higgins
Coast League
Oakland
Salt Lake
Sacramento
San Francisco
Pet
Vernon Ee
Stein-Bloch
King Co
West Park Street
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