Centerville Independents Crush St Charles 12 to 7
Helena dispatch reports Centerville Independents of Butte upset Mt St Charles 12 to 7 in a Montana football clash. Meglen ran 86 yards for a key score as Centerville's line and defense held the collegians, with Rivers returning a Centerville fumble for a late score.
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Dartmouth Gains Front Rank In Eastern Football Race
New York Oct 28 The Eastern college football scene widens with Dartmouth moving into the front rank after a strong rally against Harvard and rebounding from prior setbacks. The Green join Penn, Army, Cornell, and Yale among undefeated teams while Syracuse Colgate and Navy hover with strong records. The season’s path remains unsettled as Navy Washington and Jefferson and Holy Cross lag in offense.
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Stanford Holds Edge Over Oregon In Coast Conference Clash
Stanford defeated Oregon 28 to 10 at Palo Alto, moving closer to the Pacific Coast Conference title. Captain Nevers led Oregon’s offense while Stanford’s backfield, under Coach Warner, used a two-division attack. Earlier, Stanford had routed Southern California, and California opened its conference slate with a big win. Idaho fell to Gonzaga 12 to 3, and Washington crushed Whitman, while Arizona routed its opponent 66 to 0.
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Max Carey Sent to Pittsburg Hospital
Associated Press report from Pittsburg on October 20 states Max Carey, captain of the world champion Pittsburg Pirates, is hospitalized with pleurisy and complications from a fifth game collision with Stanley Harris in the World Series at Washington. Doctors are guarding against pneumonia.
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Inside Out The Why And How Of The Rules
An article by Norman J. Brown explains how officials enforce football rules by withdrawing certain game options when a team delays start or is not ready for play. It discusses penalties for illegal equipment and the referee’s authority to control the game length and restart procedures.
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Football Dominates National Sports Headlines This Week
Associated Press notes football surge eclipsing baseball chatter as college clashes draw 400000 fans. Star players Eddie Rammel AL Kruen Red Grange Ty Cobin and others capture spotlight while Americans debate amateur sport’s rising status ahead of a busy indoor campaign.
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Hamilton Team Is District Contender
Special Dispatch to the Standard from Hamilton October 25 Hamilton high school’s 12 40 to 0 victory over Stevensville boosts the club as a district contender with strong play by Dobbins Henn Tagerhulst and Willard. Hamilton next meets Missoula high school at home as hope rides on a win for Wisger and the team.
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Callan Leads In Two Pin Leagues With 204 And 198 Averages
Callan posts averages of 204 in City Teague and 198 in Commercial Teague, narrowly leading rivals in both leagues. Smelter city bowlers compile week figures as Finnegan credited with 198 for the full nine games. Other play details follow.
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Michigan Drives Toward Grid Title in Western Race
Michigan pursues the 1925 Western Conference crown with a stingy defense as it presses toward the title, while Minnesota and Chicago loom as threats and Iowa appears marginal in the chase led by strong showings from Hawkeyes and Wolverines.
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Broadway vaudeville closes with star lineup at the show
A Broadway vaudeville bill ends tonight featuring Casson Brothers and Marle as headliners with This and That by Ebner and a hot Nut and the Reason skit. Toland and St Claire perform a lively laugh sketch and De-Koo Trio balances feats with Bobbie the wonder box. Fred and Lucille present Spanish maid acts with xylophone and Jazz numbers. The Danger Signal photo feature adds human interest to the finale.
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Butte Briefs Show Visitors and Registrations
Dillon residents John Albers and Mrs Christina Albers register at the Grand while visiting Butte. Great Falls visitors Charles Zuckerman and C Vallas stay at the Acoma and Thorston hotels. Missoula resident Mrs B Carmondy visits the Mining City and is noted as staying at the Butte Carl Schaper. Virginia City’s M C Ritchie and Knutvon from Great Falls are listed among Montana visitors and guests.
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Hubs Route Walkerville 38 to 0 on slick Clark Park
Hubs overwhelmed Walkerville 38 to 0 at Clark Park as heavy backfield of Chase Dewey and McGlone wore down the Hilltoppers after a 7 to 0 first half. Dewey added the final point on a kick. Spears exited early with a broken shoulder. Walkerville defense and injuries limited their offense while Hubmen surged with long drives and a late 63 yard TD pass.
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Fourteen Teams Start Six Day Bicycle Race at Coliseum
Chicago reports the start of a fourteen team six day bicycle race at the Coliseum. The field includes 17 American riders, four Italians, two Frenchmen and single entrants from Belgium, Austria, Germany, Poland and Bohemia. Bobby Walthour and Preddies Spencer, last year's New York winners, are paired again and favored to win.
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Seals Sweep Colonels in Doubleheader for Coast Title
The San Francisco Seals, Pacific Coast league champions, beat the Louisville Colonels in a two game set by 9 0 and 9 7 scores to claim a fourth straight win. San Francisco needs one more victory to clinch the series.
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