Butte Beats Anaconda 6-0 in Tight District Showdown
In a windy field at Clark Park the Butte team held off Anaconda 6 to 0 to stay in the district race. Dawson Lochmire scored on a late two yard run after a 68 yard drive, while both defenses held strong. Butte’s special teams and field position limited Anaconda’s chances, with key plays by Callan and Davies.
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Kelly
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Nelson
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Speed Ball Replaces Football at Antioch College
In Yellow Springs Ohio on Oct 30 Antioch College abandons football in favor of speed ball a hybrid of soccer and basketball The switch is official with speed ball adopted as a substitute and a coach hired to train players Coach Antioch predicts speed ball will become a popular college sport and boost student enthusiasm
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Antioch College
Hang
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Southern Californians Dominate Idaho 51 7 in Football
USC overwhelmed Idaho with a flurry of touchdowns, breaking their goal line defense as the final score reached 51 to 7. Idaho offered brief resistance in the second period but could not sustain the fight, while Southern California maintained command throughout the game.
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Moscow
Nano
Vet
University” of Southern California
Idaho
Penn Faces Illini In East West Showdown Today
Yale era football note predicts Penn to beat Illinois as part of a round of games. Drearier outlooks for Princeton Harvard Dartmouth Cornell and Army highlight the national scene with Jed Grange and Keefer cited as key players. The piece covers Penn's mud victory over Chicago and expectations for upcoming matchups including Yale Brown and Army.
Kos Games Postponed Amid Muddy Field Conditions
illegible local sports brief notes KOS GAMES postponed due to muddy field. Mentions Butte Boye' Football and a veteran figure Thad, with plans for next Saturday. Limited readable names and fragmented phrases describe postponement and upcoming action.
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Butte Boye
TNT Half of Angels' Power in Three Games
Doug Tait, ex Mines leaguer, became a standout for Los Angeles by accounting for half the Angels' offense over three Coast League games. He collected six of the 12 hits, with five doubles, in two of the three contests, boosting a team that totaled 42 hits. The Angels won 9–2 in the morning game and 2–1 in the other, with Tait delivering key doubles and contributing multiple hits across the day.
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Illinois Penn State grid clash in muddy conditions
Mid season football slate centers on wet field effects with Illinois led by Red Grange facing Penn State in a major East clash at Franklin Field. Penn State New York notes two missing Penn Ducks stars Kruez and Fields and predicts a rugged showdown with Army, Yale, Dartmouth and Brown also in contention for title glory as Syracuse, Harvard, Princeton and Fordham loom in the East.
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Charley Mor
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Washington
Lee
Virginia
Tribute to Naughton Spurs Varsity Rivalry at Polo Grounds
New York veterans and students from Columbia and Cornell honor Percy D. Naughton who died before the 1924 clash. A poem by Charles A. Wagner closes with the line He has not died as the Junior varsity echoes tribute. In San Francisco a nine game series ends with Seales beating Louisville 8 to 5 to claim intersiengus title.
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Charles A. Wagher
Deforrest Wing Stars as Wyoming Defeats Montana State 7–0
Wyoming defeats Montana State 7 to 0 on homecoming day as DeForrest rushes for 30 yards to a decisive fourth quarter score. Montana State drives early but Wyoming’s defense holds, with Glynn and Whit edge plays influencing field position. DeForrest totals 187 yards of Wyoming offense, intercepts two passes, and the Cowboys remain undefeated in 1925.
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Colorado Mines
Walter Chauner
Nebraska
Carpentier Offered Chance With Delaney Delay
Georges Carpentier, former light heavyweight champion, is offered a 10 round bout with Jimmy Delaney in California between January 18 and January 31 1928. promoter Doyle mailed articles offering Carpentier 30 percent of gate receipts and $5 000 for expenses. If Carpentier wins he plans to challenge Paul Berienbach for the light heavyweight title in New York.
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Jimmy Delaney
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Wnd Doyle
Los Angeles
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Delane
Paul Berienbach
New York
Steengrade Gets New Chance With White Sox
Moton Steengrade, formerly with the Mines, will join the Chicago White Sox spring camp after prior stints in Beaumont on the Texan league assignment and a season with Shreveport and later LArk Rock in the Southern circuit.
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the Mines
Chicago White Sox
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Weed Walsh
Steenfrafe
Shreveport
Lar Rock
Montana Meets Oregon Aggies In Coastal Showdown
The western football slate features two undefeated teams, Montana and Oregon Aggies, clashing at Corvallis. Other coast games include Gonzaga versus Haskell, Nevada against Santa Clara, Willamette versus Whitman, St Marys versus California Southern Branch, Whittier versus Occidental, and California Tech versus Redlands as Pac-10 contenders vie for position.
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Montana State freshmen beat Montana Normal 58 to 0
Bozeman Oct 30 Montana State college freshmen football team defeated Montana Normal of Dillon 58 to 0 here today. Penfield scored the opening touch down for the Teachers attack led by a fast drive and sharp plays. The Bobkittens showed strong defense and offense, with several productive series and a steady run of scoring.
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Dope and Souads Face Off In First Clash In Capital City
The capital city football teams Dope and Souads are evenly matched for their opener on a Butte field. The Helena squad coached by Charles Brown and Central tied Stevensville 0 0 weeks ago. Dr John Driscoll referees with Bart Tiley as umpire and Rubber Nugent head linesman.
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Rubber” Nugent
Missouri Valley grid standings in doubt after ties
Kansas City dispatch notes that Missouri Valley leadership may shift tomorrow if ties hold, with Missouri and Iowa State looming for the title. Nebraska faces Oklahoma at Lincoln as Nebraska’s edge fades after a win by Oklahoma over Southern Methodist in Dallas. St Paul scores show Nebraska Wesleyan 10 St Thomas college 0, amid conference chatter.
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Minn
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Red Grange First Game Tales and Ice Plant Work
James Braden recalls Red Grange describing his first football game at Wheaton high school and his early work delivering ice. The piece notes Grange’s nervousness, the team’s rough start, his love of athletics, and his summer job lifting a 135 pound ice cake to prove himself. The story ends promising tomorrow’s tale of Grange’s first touch and run.
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Copright
Alliance
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Bure
LC. Thompson
Wheaton
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Ehompton
Joe
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