Yale Star Tells How Red Grange Built Aims To Greatness
The feature traces Red Grange’s boyhood in Forkeville and Wheaton Pennsylvania and Illinois. It notes his early athletic gravitation toward pole vaulting, boxing and cycling. Details include his family, a strong father as trainer, and Red’s first tastes of victory and chivalry during youth.
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Yale Star
Red”’ Grange
Montana
Pennsylvania
Forkeville
Red Grange
Williamsport
Wilkes-Barre
Big — Ne
Red
Wheaton
Ather
Loge
Youn Grange
Grange
Dodos and Kiwanis win multiple bowling matches in Anaconda
The Dodos beat the Huls three straight while Vandals edged Framas two to one. Kiwanis won two of three against Peckover Coal and Foundry defeated New Grill two to one at Tescher's alleys in Anaconda last night.
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Dodos
Vandals
Kiwanis
Foundry
Tescher
Anaconda
Huls
Framas
Peckover Coal Company
New Grill
Estate of Frank Chance to Enter Boxing History
Los Angeles dated October twenty eighth reports Kay J. Riley state comptroller announcing the estate of Frank Chance, noted baseball player and manager, will undergo unusual proceedings. A Hoag, a heavyweight boxer, plans to enter the fight system with a growing beard, fearing tenderness if shaved.
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Los Angeles
Kay J. Riley
Atate Comptroller
Frank Chance
Laine
Jeard
Monahan Aims for Meeting Pete Bross in Arena
Frankie Monahan of Butte, a promising middleweight, contemplates leaving home for Seattle offers but seeks a face to face with Pete Bross of Great Falls. Boxing impresario Biddy Bishop arranged talks and hints at a Monahan Bross title shot if the Legion backs a match.
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Frankie MonAhan
Butte
Seattle
Frankie
Pete Bross
Great Falla
Frank
Biddy Bishop
Biddy
Roya
Stanley Kershel
Aurelio Herrerra
Ly Bossea
Salt
Monahan
Monahan-Bross
Legion
Penn Star Out With Injuries Thre Foes Brace Backfield Looms
The Associated Press reports Illinois coach Forrest and Penn State prepare for a game as halfback Red Grange is sidelined. Al Kreuz of Pennsylvania is injured, with a swollen leg and missed practice. Howard Long replaces Kreuz, while Leith Wascolonis and Dour-Tana fill other backfield spots.
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New York
Friends
Red” Grange
Illinois
Foremont
al Kreuz
Pennsylvania
Fields
Kreuz
Howard Long
Leith
Wascolonis
Dour- Tana
Chicago
Johnson Barred for Wills Fight by New Jersey Commission
Trenton October 24 The New Jersey state boxing commission barred Floyd Johnson from fighting in New Jersey again after an unsatisfactory showing against Harry Wills in Newark Monday night.
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Trenton
N. J
New Jersey State Boxing Commission
Floyd Johnson
New Jersey
R Feault
Harry Wills
Newark
Montana Supreme Court Exonerates Griggs in Disbarment Case
The Montana Supreme Court approved Referee W. Pigott's findings exonerating Victor Griggs of Havre in disbarment proceedings. The decision, issued in Helena, follows the prosecutors’ appeal for review and states the referee was competent to weigh the evidence and his findings should be adopted.
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Associated Press
Helena
Mont
W. Pigott
Victor Griggs
Havre
Griggs
State Supreme Court
Seals Rally Narrow Series Lead In San Francisco Game
In San Francisco on October 28 the Seals won a decisive single game, trimming the opponent’s series advantage to one game. The match featured sharp pitching and timely hitting as the Seals pulled ahead late.
Football record chatter and stadium dreams swirl in sports notes
A compilation of briefs touches on Paavo Nurmi's influence, Lawrence football tents, Penn State Illinois classing, Quaker stadium expansion plans, base ball writer stance against star players, the Floyd Johnson fight ending in a towel, Chicago high school football eye openings, and Knute Rockne student showcases in schools under Chicago newspaper auspices.
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Rito Yaaime
Nurmi
Haskell Indians
Lawrence
Kans
Kan
Hie
Franklin Field
Pennsylvania
Illinois
Chicago
Commission
Willes Floya Johnson
Johnson
Moton
Knute Rockne
Notre Dame
Butte Central Game Set Too Late for Zone Races
Butte Central schedule of November 6 will not affect zone elimination in the Western district football race this year. Under Montana Interscholastic rules, general games must be completed by November, with districts requiring four opponents and three first class elevens. If Butte loses to Anaconda, it is eliminated. Central and Mount St. Charles, both undefeated with tie games, could still advance if they win their October 31 contests.
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Butte
Anaconda
Mount St. Charles
Walter T. Scott
School of Mines
Steve Mattick Returns to Stamping Grounds in Butte
Steve Mattick, veteran ball player and Mines league favorite, returns to Butte after a year away spent in the North Montana circuit with outlaw big leaguers. His team barnstormed through Canada, Minnesota and South Dakota after the season. Mattick previously played with the Black Pitts for several years and featured fast professional ball.
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Steve Mattick
Butte
Justern
Montana
Elrcult
Mattick
Black Pitts
Varloi
Wyoming Cowboys Backstop Star Lineman Linton To Play
Anodes backstop line star Linton, a 190 pounder, will be asked by Lone Star Diets to anchor the Cowboys line against Ott Romney’s Bobcats tomorrow at Montana State College’s big homecoming. Linton, a rugged prospect, is expected to shoulder heavy work as Wyoming eyes a key Montana clash in snowy, muddy conditions.
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Bobcats
Ott Romney
Montana
Wyoming Star
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Rocky Aountain
Romney
Lewis
Glynn
Belshaw
Fetterly
Wilson
Lloyd
Wallace
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Hurd
Yedlicka
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Sim
Lone Star
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Elthe
Anaconda
Cowboy Linton
Louisiana
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Ott
Dence
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Pattl
Jones
Thompson
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Beck
Te Whiting
Ley
Dartmouth
Ba MeGlone
Colorado Mines
Lahood Heads to California After Boned Knuckle Heals
Dixie Lahood the Butte bantam, managed by John L Sullivan, leaves Seattle for California with three fights ahead in Los Angeles. The damaged knuckle is mended after a dispute with Vic King the Australian bantam champ in Seattle. They plan a stop in San Francisco to arrange a bout.
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Dixie Lahood
Butte Bantam
John L
Slug 'Em
Rules of the Game Show Clear Limits for Players and Coaches
Norma J Brainy outlines strict baseball and football etiquette stressing no sideline coaching, reporting injuries, and enforcing anti cheating rules. The piece flags permissible signaling by officials while condemning any outside aid or hidden assistance to players or substitutes during play.
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Jewn N. Brainy
Anynte
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