All State Montana Football Teams Chosen by Coaches
Coaches from fourteen Montana high schools named the all state and second teams after a season ending in Thanksgiving day action. Billings and Great Falls shared the western district title as finalists, with multiple players earning spots on the first and second teams and several others receiving honorable mention across eastern and western districts.
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AMME
Montana
Butte
Great Falls
Tran Worthington
Kuching
Te Chaimment
Phe
Worthington Billings
Fercum Whitefish
Milne Great Falls Oc
Husky
Lalls
Preston
Barenas Atong
Acre Tinvile
Whaten
Bute Central
Ealings
Great Walls
Butte Central
Rome
Butte Drilon Whitefish
Alomt St Charles
Glasgow
Glendive
Mies City
Orton
Davis Bulte
Winte End Gre
Acle Breman
Fresion Bozeman
Nate Deerich Mtela
Tersheh Tiis
Lilbark
Bice White
Red Grange Bears Triumph in Mud in Philadelphia
Red Grange and the Bears defeated the Yellow Jackets in a muddy Philadelphia game watched by about 300 spectators. Grange struggled as the field was treacherously wet but contributed with several rushing attempts and a 35 yard highlight. The Bears scored all touchdowns through phantom runs led by Short and resulted in a decisive win over their opponents.
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Philadelpha
Grange
Hi Wage Bears
Wis
Philadelphia
Minas
Bears
Yellow Jackets
Gonzaga High Captures Eastern Jesuit Grid Title
Gonzaga High School defeated St James of Haverhill Massachusetts 14 to 6 to win the Eastern Jesuit football championship. Bozek scored for Gonzaga on a second-period TD while Tracey recovered a fumble for a late score. Hannigan led the visitors’ third-period reply with a quarterback run. In boxing, Jon Dundee stopped Young Leonard in the third round in Baltimore.
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Washington
Gonzaga High School Today
St James of
Haverhill
Mass
Bozek
Gonzaga
Penod
Tracey
Hannigan
Joe
Philadelphia
Deep
Jon Dundee
Baltimore
Young Leonard
New Orleans
Paris Women Athletes Ordered to Wear Short Skirts
The French federation for women athletes has issued a decree banning nude or scanty outfits. Women must wear costumes with short skirts for six public parades and events, including on stadiums and streets, to conform to new rules.
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Dhear
On Grid 22 Years Ago and the Noted Farmer Official
A historical note recalls a 1903 Utah football powerhouse linked to William Jardine, then secretary of agriculture in the Coolidge cabinet, highlighting the era's athletic and political figures.
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Utah Agreultreat College
William Jardine
Cooldge
Mushy Callahan Becomes Title Contender After Bout
Local boxing scene buzzing as Mushy Callahan climbs toward a title prominence after a hard fought bout. He defeated a rival in three rounds, showcasing grit and balance while fans note potential for a championship run.
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Mushy” Callahan
Dartmouth Caps East Coast Coaches Pick All-America team
Dartmouth earns top honors as East Coast coaches select an All America roster. The first team includes Dartmouth players at tackle center and quarterback with runners, linemen, and backs from Syracuse Princeton Colgate Penn State and others. The coaches name Dartmouth with multiple selections reflecting strong backfield and line performances.
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Amolter
Seaboard
Concensus
Dartmouth
Cullere
Tetur
Tully
Hanson
Syracuse
Chase
Pittsburgh
Parker
Dish
Sturnshaw
Colgate Not 70 Play In Pasadena Event
Colgate’s football team will not meet the University of Washington as a representative in the Tournament of Roses at Pasadena California on New Year’s Day. The invitation rejection was announced by the graduate manager ten days ago.
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Hameltawy Soy
Dec
S—U
Colgates
Washington
Pasadena
Calif
W Aent
Golf Abolished as Conference Championship Sport
A controversial shift ends golf as a conference championship event while allowing member schools to host invitation tournaments. Officials state the professional game faces decline as a notable administrator notes the sport’s natural fade. The move follows dispute among members and reflects broader changes in conference athletics.
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Siotom
Uwsal Valley
Contro Gehonta
Ins
Tro Foxty
USC Runs Over Oregon AGR to End Conference Schedule
USC football faced Oregon Agricultural College in a strong showing as the season wraps. Durkee and Kiists City led a five-man squad to win the alley tourney with a 2940 total, best among 262 teams. twelve more teams bowled Sunday to complete the Midwest Bowling Association event.
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Los Angeles
Dee B
University of Southern California
Oregon Agricultural College
Kiists City
Mid West Rowlng Association
Shatin WA School Names 126 Football Captains and Letters
Shatin WA school 126 announces team captaincy selections as Shavidan Wyd Yeowae Gregory Williama and junior Hale hack wad elected leaders. Twenty four squad members receive letters for their play and dedication.
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Shavidan
Wyd
Yeowae
Gregory Williama
Hale Hack
Shatin WA
Dod Ty
Goosens And Debaes Win Sunday Sprint Race
Goosens and Debaes won a dramatic Sunday sprint on the Felzlim team relay. Debiete captured Murels and Mia Tittle aided from the track as Goons and teammates built a lead. McBarte returned from injury to help in a brilliant final drive that secured the win.
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Ney Lone Deen
Honwe Goeneoy
Gerard Moticte
Felzlim
Tantgyt
Litelarte
Tost
Stesse Wongnare
Trane Gorge
Gittin
Ceormett
Pines
Fo Spence
Witcher
Debiete
McBarte
Ing
Big Ten grid seed drawn up amid late season shuffle
The Big Ten seed picture was finalized as teams raced to finish schedules for 1919 and position for the conference race. Minnesota and Northwestern bid for favorable spots while Wisconsin and Illinois eyed potential upsets as the conference adjusts for key upcoming matchups.
Mountain conference dates decided after tense meeting
In a heated session, Rocky Mountain Conference representatives agreed on the tournament schedule and member alignments. Brigham Young University and Montana State discussants formed the core of debate while Wyoming and Utah schools faced tough lines, ending with a call for full student fee support and a plan for next year’s league structure.
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Voy
Dogan Twains
Brigham Seung
Leta Negies
Prove Ventana Segafe
Ital Universis
Vrermin Teneirs Ff
Brigham
Woolany
Prove Moody
Moutan Conference
Brigham Young
Ile
Colerain Armies
Teos
Dort
Collins Colnridy Vines
Dik
Coltine
Tirime
Cola Miney
Calary
Utah
Ptah
Dolore
Lia
Vontany
Wiel Aad
Montana
Tolternty
Montana State College
Utatr Agricultural Cailega
Arighaty Young University
Samphan
Almotia
Wyoming
Wilenes
Ata Vauttentiin Mas
Eckersall Picks Team and Red Grange Highlight 1926 Conference
Walter Eckersall selects a leading team with Red Grange as key back, noting his 176 rushing yards and the era’s top performers. The piece discusses top players, positions, and the influence of greats like Grange on the conference season and football history.
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Canferen
Uons
Walterbersall
Onlago Pribune
Tamig
Pel
Arinre
Shaya
Austin
Noel Omerurate
Piasera
Waleh Nas Ely
Oleymiard
Pest
Anand
MT Irem
Venesser
Telett
Tennis and Golf Stars Play Bright Florida Exhibition
A Florida gathering features top tennis and golf stars with Leon Straiped leading a large group to stage exhibitions at St Augustine and Ormond. Notables include Mary Browne, Elizabeth Rain, Vincent Krelards, and Davis, with matches on the Dione court and plans for female record holders to appear. The event targets February exhibitions and draws thousands from last season.
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Leon
Mamane
Tohiwiry
Dulegauos
Simone Clangien
Davis Cay
Vincent Krelards
Olympie
St Augietine
Mary Browze
Willead
Fey
Ormand
St Augustine
Return Match Set Between Hort Wans and Schtaepeer Ten
Rockford newspaper note states Hort Wans and Schtuapeer will stage a return match in Chicago on January 4 and 5. Belgian champion Crinuvard Woremans, holder of the worlds 182 half-line bil laid title, meets Take Sehoe for last week’s claim. James Gillon, Moreamans’ manager, said Rockford was arranging prohibitions for Wednesday and Thursday, with a new photographer to cover the event amid a spell of bad weather.
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Rockford
Hla Dee
Crinuvard Woremans
Avelgian
Sehoe
Will Meat Schaefer
Chicago
James Gillon
Moreamans
Bully Durham and the Press Weighs Sensationalism
A fragment from a newspaper page discusses editorial stance against sensationalism. It claims the paper prints one ad weekly after thorough review and aspires to a sober approach akin to the Saturday Evening Post. It mentions the idea of featuring Bully Durham if suitable material appears.
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Baptists Biss
Sawcain
Durham
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Winnesota Junime
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Ask Cihall Sieheawle
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