Berlenbach Retains Crown In Grueling Go
In a hard fought world light heavyweight title bout at Yankee Stadium, Berlenbach defended his crown against Jimmy Slattery. Slattery was floored six times and stopped in the eleventh round on a technical knockout after a relentless assault.
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Berlenbach
Jimmy Slattery
X. Y
Deter Berienbach
Buffalo Boy
Teferes Patsy iRlny
Ilinese
K Delaney
Bridgeport
Don Mike “McTigue
Tit r—Blattery
Dave Shade
California
Roun
Slattery
Sinan
Berlenbach Halts Slattery in Fiery Buffalo Bout
In a brutal round by round clash, Slattery absorbs punishment as Berlenbach lands punishing rights and lefts. Slattery staggers but fights on, hitting the ropes and enduring three heavy knockdowns before the referee intervenes to stop the match.
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Slattery
Berlenbach
Roxey
Jeribach
Nuramas
Wrestledan
Joss
Buffalo Boy
Patsy Haley
Herien
Bobcats Begin Fall Football Practice at Montana State
Montana State college opens fall grid drills with 26 varsity men reporting for uniforms. Coach Romney plans a seasoned line and returns lettermen Bawden, Olsen, Dobens, Yedlicka, Wilson, and others. Backfield questions linger as five veterans vie for four spots, with fresh stars from the frosh team vying for a role.
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Bozeman
Mont
Bobcats
Montana State College
Romney
Hag
Clyne
Bawden
Olsen
Jos Dobens Iriah
Everett Lewis
Joe Khoke
Thorn Yedlicka
Keen. Com
Btncoon
Jack Travis
Perle
Jim Arlo
Francis ‘Wilson
Harry Harrity
Aglé
Searnet Whitworth College
Ommey
Gerald Suliven
Dacks
No Blame Found in Death of Utah Boxer Tippero
AP reports in Great Falls that Don Tippero of Bingham Utah died after a Labor Day boxing match with Bill Defoe of New York. A coroner verdict cleared all involved, citing cerebral hemorrhages nephritis exposure and exhaustion as causes, with no malice or judge blame. Defoe was briefly held then released. no prosecution will occur. Tippero’s body to be sent to Utah. parents Mr and Mrs Max Tippero traveled to accompany the body.
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Associated Press
Great Falls
Don Tippero
Bingham
Utah
Bill Defoe
New York
Tippero
Max Tippero
Women's clubs condemn gambling in state wide reforms
The Montana Federation of Women's Clubs executive board approved a resolution urging enforcement of existing anti gambling laws. The action, taken during the mid biennial session, asserts gambling is openly conducted across Montana and commends officials enforcing the laws. The meeting drew 21 of its 28 members.
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Associated Press
Helena
Montana Federation of Women's Clubs
Executive Board
Federation of Women's Cl
Sete Et
Pittsburg Slips One Full Battle in Pennant Race
Based on Associated Press copy from Boston and New York, Pittsburg’s defeat by Boston and the Giants’ win over Brooklyn alter pennant implications. Giants rally with Travis bases loaded single in the eighth to beat Dodgers 2 to 1. Boston wins 4 to 2 over Philadelphia in a doubleheader.
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Wavis
Deraula Cardinals
Burg
New York Giants
Pirater
Philadelphia
Boston
New York
Brooklyn Dodger
Travis
Barnes
Nek
Giants
Osborne
Dodgers
CISUS Scores and Postponements Across Cities
CISUS results show New York 4 over Brooklyn 2 while St. Louis 6 beat Pittsburg 3 and Boston 6 beating Philadelphia 4. American league games list Philadelphia 3 over New York 2 and Washington 5, with Boston 6 and Cleveland 4, St. Louis-Chicago game postponed.
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Brooklyn
St. Louis
Pittsburg
Boston
Philadelphia
Phliadelphia
Washington
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Chicago
Washington Phinls
Detroit
American Association
Louisville
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Toledo
Milwaukee
Columbus
Don Tippero Dies After Great Falls Boxing Bout
Don Tippero a 21 year old Utah boxer died in a local hospital after a 12 round Labor Day bout with Billy Defoe in Great Falls. He suffered brain concussion and other injuries, collapsed after the match, and died about noon. Defoe expressed sorrow. towel was refused during the eleventh round.
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Great Falls
Don Tippero
Bingham
Utah
Billy Defoe
New York
Labor Day
American Legion Athletic Club
Defoe
Tippero
Joe Delaney
Joe
Bright
Jon Delaney
Miss Jacobs Retains National Girls Tennis Title
Miss Helen Jacobs of Berkeley defeats Alice Francia of Orange 8-0 6-0 to retain the national girls lawn tennis championship at the Philadelphia Cricket Club. The match, played in Philadelphia on September 11, confirms Jacobs as the reigning titleholder.
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Asociated Press
Philadelphia
Helen Jacobs
Berkeley
Cal
Alice Francia
Orange
N. J
Philadelphia Cricket Stude
Kelly
Rfs
Lindstrom
Tackeon
Brooklyn
New York
Mgusel
Frisch
Bit—Jackson
Barnes
Orne
Osborne
Sih
Neng
Slab Quel Goes to Philadelphia Rally Wins Game
In Philadelphia a 3 to 2 victory for Mackmen was sparked by Mickey Cochrans's single and a sixth inning infield out by Lamar, capped by Simmons' hit. Lefty Groves allowed 11 hits but kept them scattered. Paschal of the Yankees left the game after being hit in the leg. Detroit leads Cleveland two to one after a 8 to 4 win in the series as Holloway gives way to Whitehill in the eighth.
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Groves
Mickey Cochrans
Lamar
Simmons
Mackmen
Hen Paschal
Yankees
Igers
Associated Press
Detroit
Sherrod Smith
Cleveland Today
Cleveland
Holloway
Whitehill
New York
Miller
Galloway
Oeig Groves
Paschal
Cocona
Patted Ball
Ork
Philadelphia
Gallicent
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Pascl
Shocker
Gehrig
Hale
Poole
Genrig
Balle
Strick
Senators
Washington
Boston
Fuhr
Blue Bawe
Goslin
R. H. PO
P —Fuhr
McNelty
Severeid
Rice
Harris
Todt
Gosli Prothto
Carl
Lacrifce
Judge
Holoway
McKinley Elected By Butte Bowlers For Third Year
Dr. J. and McKinley was chosen president of the Butte Bowling Association at the Butte Y M C A annual meeting. Jack Dever became vice president Joe Miller secretary and H S You n re creator was named another officer. A 60 cent membership fee was approved for all Dowling teams. A five game tournament starts Sept 21 on Y alleys with six leagues: Butte Gold Silver Copper Zinc and Lead. The top six teams by average 990 or better form the Butte Class A league. All averages from previous seasons.
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J. & McKinley
Butte Bowling Association
Butte Y. M.C. A
Buite
Jack Dever
Joe ‘Miller
Youn Creaturer
Dowling
Butte
Association
Aot
Pit
Kid Gridders Ready For Start Of Season
A morning meeting will finalize arrangements for the opening of the Boys' Football league. Twelve teams registered including seven in the lightweight division and five in the heavy class. The leagues are organized by the Rotary’s boys work committee.
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Eams
Rotary
Marquis Makes Bow in Southern League Debut
Jimmy Marquis, now a teammate of Weise, debuted in the Southern League last week as a relief pitcher for Atlanta. He pitched two and two thirds innings, allowing three hits. Dell won a start from Birmingham during the week. The box shows Cleveland 4 Detroit 8 with a late Detroit rally.
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Jimmy Marquis
Weise
Atlanta
Jimmy
Dell
Birmingham
Hte
Board seeks new fight agreement for Dempsey Wills bout
The Astoriated Press reports New York September 11 a new heavyweight championship agreement is sought for next year after promoter Tex Rickard and Jack Dempsey refused to sign. Paddy Mullins, Wills’ manager, objects to omitting Wills as challenger and to missing time and venue details. Mullins demands $25 000 posted by Wills be refundable if the match collapses. A clear articles set is planned to avoid loopholes, with most terms slated for Mullins’ review next week.
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Astoriated
New York
Jack ‘Commission
Paddy Mullins
Jack Kearns
Tex Rickard
Mullins
Wills
Dempsey
Dempney
Mulling
Pagifig Coast League Opens With Portland Series
The report lists first game results at Portland with Los Angeles and Portland batters Payne Phillips and Sandberg. Second game shows Crandall Ennis Burns Ortman and Hannah driving runs. Oakland and Los Angeles series noted with Sheltonback Wach enfeldt Kunz Read. Seattle and San Francisco series mentioned with Willsims Yenn Choklunk Fussell and E Baldwin. Disorganized troops concentrated amid bombardment and establishment.
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R.hf
Los Angel
Payne
Phillips
Sandberg
Rachno
Tobin
Los Angeles
Crandall
Ennis
Burns
Ortman
Hannah
Oakland
RWE
Sacramento
Gatteries
Sheltonback
Enfeldt
Kunz
Read
Salt
Butte Visitors Called on Local Hotels and Firms
Wright of Sheridan is a business visitor to the city registered at the Butte Mrs. J. L. Butler of Three Folks is a guest of the Leggat while visiting friends. D. E. Morelock of Lima spent yesterday in Butte visiting and attending to business registered at the Arizona.
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