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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1925
Page
6
Montana and Gonzaga football squads arrive in Butte for a conference contest at Clark Park Saturday. Alumni from both schools gather as 700 students and top Montana grads travel with trains and autos, early seat sales show strong local interest.
Gonzaga intensifies training under Coach Clark as they prepare a new serial stack for the Montana Grizzlies game in Butte. The squad, after a recent defeat to D A Banere, aims for improved execution with the first string squad in scrimmage.
The article discusses Gonzaga’s strategy against Montana focusing on stopping end runs and the need for linemen and wings to counter Montana’s fleet backs. Coach Smith and Adamen work with wing men to train for Montana’s flash attack and ends sweeps.
Samuel D. Wartiner, chairman of the anthracite operators conference, responded to John L. Lewis's Atlantic City speech arguing the union leader vilified the industry and misstated facts. Wartiner called Lewis's remarks astonishing and said arbitration would reveal the truth.
Max Carey, the veteran Pirates outfielder, topped the World Series with a .458 average and 11 hits in seven games. Pittsburgh batted .269 to the Senators .262, showing the slugging club won more often.
Local hunters in Butte anticipate a cautious opening to elk and deer season as game wardens enforce rules. Reports note limited shooting allowed only for certain animals under specific conditions, with warnings about law compliance and safety.
Reported by the Associated Press from Pittsburg on October 15 a notable figure named Johnson Fortune appears in a public event. The piece notes a game context and mentions individuals including Eugene Connolly and others associated with the event.
In Great Falls on October 15 Pete Bross and Joe Simowich fought a furious 12 round bout at the Grand theater. The judges and referee Alf Mettler viewed the bout as a draw amid toe to toe exchanges and heavy blows. Morris collapsed after a Dorey midsection shot prompting a foul claim, but doctors found no foul and Dorey ultimately secured the win.
Fragment shows total attendance 3 a receipts and multiple figures including 3036 players share and league totals 3919807. text is garbled with references to fast ball flag battles and advisory notes, lacking coherent event details or clear entities.
Pittsburg residents crowded the streets in an improvised celebration honoring a Pirates victory. Ticker tape fell from windows in the financial district as crowds bought horns, while Halloween decorations were sought for parades led by enthusiastic fans.
In Great Falls on October 18 a federal injunction halted operations of the Westside Mining Co at the Butte property. Judge Charles N. Pray signed the writ returnable in Butte on November X. Bruce for Shapex vein on the property filed the complaint.
A fragment notes a Montana player breaking through for a touchdown ahead of tomorrow’s game at Clark Park. The conference matchup will feature teams seated with a pair at Blot the.
Butte football teams prepare for key Western District matchups as Central Anaconda travels to Clark Field while Butte hosts Gallatin and the School of Mines faces Intermountain Union in Helena. The Anaconda–Butte clash looms as the title race heats up with rosters bolstered by Captain Doherty and a strong Central defense led by Barnes and Sigler.
Notre Dame coach Knute Rockne denounces alibis in football losses calling them futile and unfair. He urges fans to accept outcomes, credit victors, and use defeat to spur renewed effort rather than blame officials weather or injuries.
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