Butte High Beats Powell County 12 to 3 to Open 1925 Season
Butte High opened its 1925 football season with a 12 to 3 victory over Powell County of Deer Lodge. McGillis sparked their offense with a 22 yard punt return and a key pass to Grant Kelley, while solid defense and several Powell fumbles kept the score close.
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Batten
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Leinster
Two Independent Elevens to Play at Bozeman Today
Bozeman opens football season with two independent Bobcat squads, using 36 players split between Centerville Englewood and Butte teams. Romney plans tuneups against Whitworth and expects a large opening crowd. Coaches and officials listed. strong interest from fans and local press.
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Butte
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Sime
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Polhart
Powers
Pat Helly
Dartmouth
John McGough
Colgate
Walter ‘Chauner
Nebraska
Bobcats
Browns Beat Athletics 9 5 in Opening Final Tie
Cleveland rallies in the eighth inning to overcome Philadelphia 9 to 5 as the Browns win the opening game of the final ties. Alans contributed late, sparking a six-run rally to seal the victory in Philadelphia.
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Associated Press
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Yowell
Lutake
Central High Opens Scholastic Football Season at 2:30
Central High will open its scholastic football season at Clark Park at 2:30 this afternoon as Philipsburg visits to test Coach Steve Sullivan's proteges. The squad features left end F Whalen, tackle Harrington, guards O'Brien and Kearin, quarterback Nugent, fullback Doherty captain, and other listed players. Referee Spears and umpire Mike Waith are named with timing by Professor Scott as timekeeper.
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Philipsburg
Steve Sullivan
Granite County High
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Tm Equiad
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Harrington
Grund
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O'Brien
Kearin
Genter
Macure
Doherty
Jovick
Baseball results and postponements across leagues
National in Cincinnati beat Brooklyn 18 to 7 while Boston-St Louis and New York-Pittsburgh games were postponed. Louisville 5-8 Toledo 4-4 Indianapolis 9 Columbus 2 Milwaukee 12 St Paul 8 Minneapolis-Kansas City pending. Yowell struck out nine in seven innings versus Speece. Wad ere, 2, noted. other results not fully schedulable.
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Tunney defeats Madden in third round in Minneapolis
Gene Tunney, New York heavyweight, stopped Bartley Madden in the third round of a scheduled 10 round bout in Minneapolis. Tunney, weighing 186, floored Madden twice after opening with a left jab and crushing right, with manager Billy Gibson stating Tunney is ready for Dempsey or Wills.
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Billy Gibson
Harry Wills
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Dempsey
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Harry Gred
Fragmented OCR Weather Note From Seattle Area
An OCR fragment mentions Seattle and nearby areas with unclear terms. The readable parts reference locations and possible events but lack coherent details to identify a clear news item or outcome. No specific people organizations dates or numbers are determinable from the text.
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