All Star Football Teams Named by Walter Scatt
Walter Scatt of the State School of Mines announces Montana high school all state football selections. The list includes Good of St Charles as quarterback and Noel of Helena as fullback among first team selections, with numerous players from Butte, Great Falls, Missoula, Helena and other locales noted in the full roster.
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Walter T. Scatt
State School of Mines At
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Walter
Scott
Good
St Charles
Noel
Helena
Opening Games Set for Relena Basketball League Night
Helena fans await Relena Basketball League opening with Hogman Cigars facing Mavericks and Walter Hardware versus Capital Motor quintets at a public school arena. First game at 7, followed by Wiggins Cipacs versus The Masericks. Montana Grizzlies scheduled for December 28 and 29 exhibitions against local talent.
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Helena
Mix Dee
University of Montana Hoop
Flix City
Tt Wall
Trelena Hoop
Grizzlies
Strewatt
Kells
Til
Lineham
Kain Aml
Albert Berg
Helena Ingh
Hese
Selena
Annon
Kastelena
Fort Harrison
Aylui
Bear River marsh to be US bird breeding ground in Utah
Salt Lake City reports state fish and game chief Madsen returning from Washington where federal officials agree to aid. Aimed at creating a vaccination free feeding ground for wild fowl, the Bear River marsh will be expanded with a $80,007 appropriation and a dam to add 11 square miles near the Wyoming-Colorado line to protect ducks and other birds from poisoning.
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Bear River
Utah
United States
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Madsen
Fish and Game
Washington
Congress
Ingislaon
Wyoming- Falorado Line
Aquatic Winners at They MC Contest
Troop 4 of Boy Scouts earned the most points at the contest with aound early lead. Troop 1 placed second while Troop 2 and Troop 4 followed with lower scores. Individual top scorers included Ray Miggin 8, Harry Borman 25, Jerry House and Albert Lindstrom 20 points. High dive winner was Tey Uiggina with 28 feet and Warr y Thowman was second at 2b feet. Denver 4 Glen Neville elected captain of the 1926 University of Denver eleven.
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Ray Miggin
Harry Borman
Jerry House
Albert Lindstrom Tang
Tey Uiggina
Warry Thowman
Denver
Glen Neville
University of Denver
EckerGall Picks Three Teams in All American Gridiron
Walter Eckergall selects his all American football team with star names from Nebraska Stanford Washington Michigan and Yale. The first and second teams feature Grange Nevers Wilson Oberlander and Oosterbaan plus many others recognized by the Chicago Tribune critic. Dan O Dowd named as opponent for Gene Tunney in St Petersburg Florida for December 29.
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Oosterhaan
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Nevers
Wilson
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Chase
Mayburgh
Mesa
Ohio State
Quart
Anckle
Buckler
Alabama
Suard
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Malian
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Tiawkion
Siege
Drake
Ene Mourney
Tulane
St. Petersburg
NET CRACKS PLAY IN OUTLAW MEET TILDEN DEFEATED
William Tilden the national singles champion and six other tennis players joined unsanctioned exhibition matches in New York amid USLTA sanction rejection. Tilden lost 6 4 to Vincent Richard in a feature match as promoters faced penalties and disapproval from the sanction committee.
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New York
William T .Tilden
United States
Lawn Tenis Association
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Vincent Richard
Jug
Yonkers
Francis Wootwater
George King
Molla BR. Mallory
Mass Mary K. Browne
Loma B Dailey
LTS
Paul Berlenbach May Relinquish His Title
New York dispatch reports Paul Berlenbach may relinquish the light heavyweight crown as Dempsey’s rise threatens his status. Berlenbach’s manager plans a heavyweight campaign after a recent stoppage of King Solomon. Before exiting the heavyweight field, he will face Matty Greh for the middleweight title.
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New York
Dilheolie
Ins
Ota
Mickey
Herlenbach
Matty Greh
Athletic parson Rev Urban coaches Penn sports
Rev Urban serves as pastor of a Philadelphia church while also competing for the University of Pennsylvania in football and wrestling. An all round athlete, he favors football and wrestling, played tackle last fall, and aims to win honors in mat events this winter.
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Urban
Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Babe Ruth Red Grange and Harry Greb Outstanding Trio Says Billy Evans
Billy Evans hails Babe Ruth Red Grange and Harry Greb as the three greatest athletes, noting Ruth’s clutch power and Grange’s rare all around prowess. The article extols their peak performances, cites Ruth’s iconic home runs, Grange’s Eastern debut, and the lasting impact of these super athletes on big moments.
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Billy Evans
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Yankee
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Liang
Bic Estrain
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Pennsylvania
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Haskell Indians Win Close Game in Los Angeles
In Los Angeles on an afternoon, the Haskell Indians football team defeated the Los Angeles Athletic Club 17 to 10. Ward of the Indians intercepted a pass and returned it 65 yards for the decisive touchdown in the last quarter. Rochuck at left tackle starred on offense and Norman Anderson contributed a goal from the 40 with a fumble recovery scoring.
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Haskell
Norman Anderson
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Butte Boxers Sweep State Amateur Championship
Butte hosts the Montana State amateur boxing tournament concluding with eight divisional champions led by Marcus Sweeney at 112 pounds and Emmett Haggerty at 126. The Hat Sullivan boys club supplied champions in flyweight and lightweight, while Butte’s regional team took titles in the heavier classes.
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Cturies
Montana
Marcus Sweeney
Dean O'Leary
Butte Uigh
Emmett Haggerty
Jum McNally
Dottertre
Mike Crown
Tom Lavelle
Pete Brown
Hat Sullivan Boys Club
Cntry
Nate
All-Time Team Selected for Rocky Mountain Conference
Valery Glymett of Montana State and Burgess the Wyoming quarterback are named to the third all-time Rocky Mountain Conference football team by Rocky Mountain News writer N C Morris. The selection honors standout players from the conference history.
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Valery Glymett
Montana State College
N. C. Morris
Rocky Mountain News
Burgess
University of Wyoming
Cchosen
Western Conference selects Tim Lowry as MVP of 1925
Northwestern captain and center Tim Lowry was chosen as the Western Conference player of the year for 1925. The Chicago Tribune awarded a sterling silver football trophy. Benny Friedman of Michigan and several others contended for second and third places among the voting panel. Red Grange was barred from this year’s competition.
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Chicago
Fightare Tim" Lawrs
Northwestern University
Chicago Tribune
Benny Friedman
Michigan
Commiessioner Griffith
Harvey Woodruff
Marke
Tndiana
Britton
Minos
Huskies Train Hard for Rose Bowl Alabama Tilt
Seattle December 19 The University of Washington Huskies push through tight scrimmage drills as final exams end and Pasadena plans loom for New Year’s Day. Coach Bagshaw’s squad faces weather and field challenges while preparing for Alabama and the Rose Bowl trip. Separate dispatch notes Rickard denies a Paris interest and a 10 round decision in Tollywood.
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Avith
University of Washington Huskies
Pacific Coast Conference
Alabama
Bagshaw
Pasadena
Rapshaw
Unclear OCR Note Mentions Local Case and Hospital
Fragmentary text describes a man named Pid and a $50,000 figure tied to a contract. A San Mateo hospital admission follows an oil or wine incident and mentions backers of a team and a reliability claim.
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Talthaek
Stanford Waver
Teave Tomerroy
San Mateo
Leze Me
Viera
Drea Forthall
Rockne to Stay at Notre Dame Despite Rumors
Notre Dame coach Knute Rockne announced he will remain at the university and not seek another post until an agreement with Notre Dame authorities is reached. He expressed regret over the embarrassment caused by the negotiations and denied plans tied to Columbia University.
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Knute Rockne
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Janes Re Knapp
Columbia Soversity
Vic Columbia
Nebraska
Cuumtaa
Dempsey Fight Controversy and Boxing Gossip
A fragmented report covers a disputed statement claiming Jack Dempsey failed to meet payments, a promoter dispute, and a challenge to signatures on a supposed agreement. It notes remarks by attorney Raymond J. Cannon and a prediction that Dempsey would fight Marty Wills next year with Wills expected to win by knockout.
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Jack Dempsey
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Toarty Estesoy
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