Butte Boy Dixie Lahood Draws With Sarmiento In 12 Round Bout
Helena reports a crowded Shrine fight where Dixie Lahood of Butte and Philippine fighter Sarmiento waged a 12 round slugfest. Lahood showed toughness, refused a low blow foul claim in the eleventh, while Sarmiento pressed with steady offense and held a slight edge in several rounds. Fans hailed Lahood as the ring’s standout, with Lundy and Dempsey draws noted nearby.
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Dixie
Lahood
Lundy-Dempsey Mix
Sreclat_Duepaten
Helena
Tarmtente
Phil Pines
Dixie Lahood
Shrine
Pete
Judes
Ringsiders
Barmiento
Battier
Barna Sents
Frankie Monnan
Butte
Bat
Helene
Conandy
Dempsey
Leidie
Kaye
Lundy
Eaine Kid
Montana
Ortega
Mickey King
Sarmiento
Phil Rosenberg
Sarmientorn
Pete Sarmiento
Tahood
Dick Coe
Sarmient
Treasure State Fair opens with crowd pleasers and close finishes
Treasure State Fair 16 opens with events led by Laylow progeny and a homecoming ride by Jockey Hicks from Wolf Creek. Tony of Chinook, The Boob of Townsend, and Ball Bird from Townsend race future six furlongs with Blazer edging Ball Bird in a tight finish. Lena's Boy, Mike Klein, Fay Wood, and Henry of Newkirk also earn top spots as Captain Tom wins the fifth race with Bourne and Queen Teeth trailing.
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Laylow
Miss Naomi
Hicks
Wolf Creek
Tony
Steve Adams
Chinook
Boob
Mra L. Alcott
Townsend
Ball Bird
Blazer
Ed. Ragen
Lena's Boy
Mike Kiein
Fay Wood
Henry
Newkirk
Captain Tom
Bourne
Queen Teuth
World Peace Rally Opens League of Nations Session
Opened by Paul Painleve premier of France and by Canadian Senator Dandurand, the assembly elected its president. Mrs Woodrow Wilson, deeply moved, followed opening day deliberations with praise for Eduard Benes and the League as a time saver. Attending were American and European dignitaries including Capper Walsh Capper and Senator Capper spoke on policy. Other remarks touched on subsidies and rapid air routes linking distant cities.
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Paul Paineve
France
Assembly
Dandurand
Canada
Woodrow Wilson
League Assembly
League
Eduard Benes
Czecho-Slovakia
League of Nations
Wilson
Geneva
Europe
Prerence Resresett Vai
Wealing
Beelde Hur
Prefuer’ Painove
Pata
Hu Yang
Raoul
Dre Benes
Pasi Yimans
Belgium
Asembly
Robert Cecil
Cameron Witie
Rome
Congress of Allied Veterans
United States
Lengus Assembly
Arthur Capperce Kanan
Fiames J. Walsh
Montana
Andrieus "X. Sonea
New Mexico
Capper
Swan
Vauidé
Posaibtie
Accomplianine
Paver
Seara
Capper, Walsh
Douse Haa
Austen ‘Chainbe Aig
Eric
Sng
Robert Dell
Coolidge Back at Capitol Thursday
Swampscott dispatch reports President Coolidge will return to Washington Thursday after ending a quiet Labor Day vacation with Mrs Coolidge at White Court and their son John’s nineteenth birthday. He will travel by train overnight from Salem, aiming to resume cabinet meetings and address key issues including naval dirigible funding and Col William Mitchens aviation policy criticism.
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Swampscott
Coolidge
Washington
Wasnington
Col
Wiliam Mitchen
Old Scout Sees Future Stars From Mines League Visit
Frank Jones of Missoula, longtime northwest scout for Harney Dreyfus, visited the Mines league windup. He recommends Coleman to Pittsburg for possible advancement and predicts a fast future baseball league. Jones notes managers seek new talent as established teams search for promising players.
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Frank Jones
Missoula
Butteman
Jones
Northwest Territory
Harney Dreyfus
Pitburg
Coleman
Anaconda
Pittsburg
St. Peter
New York
Boston
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Washington
The Crowded Hour at Rialto Opens Today
Bebe Daniels stars in The Crowded Hour at the Rialto with a Selwyn Pollock story set in wartime Paris. Peggy Laurence, a New York switchboard girl with stage dreams, is boosted by Roy Barnet and Kenneth Harlan’s strong supporting cast to seek big time success amid comedy, thrills and romance. Ray Angwin, a popular Butte tenor, adds songs across three days of evening shows starting today.
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Bebe Daniels
Rialto Theater
John Russel
Selwyn Pollock
France
Peggy Laurence
New York
Roy Barnet
Kenneth Harlan
Harlan
Billy Laidlaw
Linaa
Ray Ang
Clarks Take Pennant In Low-Scoring Clash With Powers
Clarks defeated the Powers 6 to 1 as Al Bonner held the rival to seven hits over seven innings. Escallier and Leavers supplied key hits including a homer off Bonner as Clarks built a sizable lead by the fourth. Hutchinson and Thompson sparked late offense while Morton's defense helped stifle the Powers.
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Powerites
Clarks
al Bonner
Escallier
Morton
Art Escallier
Art
Bonner
Thompson
Triple
Escaltier
Tnail
Mitteninson
Hutch
Ayon Bonner
Rodda
Morton Ha
Powers
Chariton
Hobson
Mcbeon
Zanlo
Facaliier
Hodda
Sigrist
Matthews
Stewart
Shore
I. RH
Garin
Hainsom
Montana PowEns
Monte i PO
Bate
Matthew
C Boron
Boneee
Montans
Laa Matthews
Matenianon
Escaliier
Ghariton
Tyreectane
Thom Baker
Leavy Stewart
Hobson Eo
Bacailier
Zanie
Bacallier
Escarlier
Janes
Bonever
Hutchineon
Suriname
Ryan
Wins Popular Player Contest in Butte
Dick Boyer of Clates, a former high school athlete from Butte, won the local Popular Player Contest and will receive a Bulova watch from Fred Young, a local jeweler, for being the most popular player in the recent games. The race ended close between Boyer and Bart Tucker before Tucker withdrew to back the younger man.
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Earl Tucker
Anaconda
Butte
Young, Butte Jeweler
Tucker
Dick’ Boyer
Dick Boyer
Clates
Fred Young
Boyer
Bart Tucker
Clark
Youngster
Tuck
Cole Pitts
Dempsey to appear in exhibition inSan Francisco
Heavyweight champion J Ack Dempsey will fight in an exhibition at the Ballpark arena in San Francisco. Opponents include Wilma Rue and Cowboy Ed Warner, with a main event draw between Lou Paluso and Tommy Cello. Cello and Paluso traded hard punches as spectators debated the decision.
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France
Sok Dempsey
Yeats
Rei Iment
Dempsey
Wilma
Rue
Cowboy
Ed "Warner
Lou Paluso
Salt Lake City
Tommy Cello
San Francisco
Cision
Cello
Jack Sliver
Paddy Mille
Gill
Billy Defoe Beats Don Tippero In Main Event
In Great Falls on Labor Day at the ball park Billy Defoe of New York City defeated Don Tippero of Bingham Utah in the 12 round main event of the Legion AA open air show. Tippero endured a severe beating yet failed to clinch, while the bout was noted for clean boxing and Tippero’s stubborn resistance.
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Great Falls
Billy Defoe
New York City
Don Tippero
Bingham
Utah
Legion AA
Ball Park
Tippero
Billy Quilter
Artie Sherrer
St. Paul
Youth Is Winner Of Terrific Rage Speedway Race
Bob McDonogh, speed boy from the west coast, won the 250 mile race at Altoona Speedway in 2 hours 6 minutes 54 seconds with no stops. Bart Cooper finished second after a late surge, while Leon Duray Norman Batten Red Shafter and Vic Spooner followed. A minor trial earlier saw Jim Hill’s racer spin but he recovered quickly as fans cheered.
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Associated
Altoona
Bob McDonogh
West Coast
Stom Abite
Bart Cooper
Monster Gathering
Harta
Leon Duray
Norman Batten
Red” Shafter
Vic Spooner
Jim Hill
Fred
Myers Wins Pike Peak Annual Climb
Charles Myers of Colorado set a course record for 12 miles and 2200 feet ascent at Pike's Peak. Glenn Shull and Otto Loesch are noted runners with times reported in minutes. A crowd of about 6000 watched the ascent as Myers won the silver Penrose trophy and prize money.
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Colorado Springs
Cor
Charles Myers
Colorado
Glenn Shull
Springs
Pl Springs
Ith
Otto Loesch
Myers
Pnish
National and American league scores clipped in transit
Pittsburgh and other cities report postponed games amid a roundup of results. Boston beat New York 6 to 1 while Kansas City 81 Louisvill e 6-6 and Minneapolis 3-5 appear in mixed summaries. A note on wartime consumption mentions rising use of shaving household articles.
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Kiaisasity
Louisville
Pau
Minneapolis
Germany
Hubs Win Butte Junior Baseball 120 Championship
The Hubs defeated the Weasels 11 to 0 yesterday at Columbia Gardens to claim Butte’s Junior Baseball 120 title during Labor Day festivities. Micky Duggan led with three runs, while Posty Ryan and Roy Funk officiated as umpires. The win caps a season with the champions slated to defend their title against the league’s top team.
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Columbia Gardens
Posty” Ryan
Roy Funk
Mines Tearne
Clonout
Tigaogie
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