Invitational Basketball Tourney Opens Tonight With Doubleheader
The 12th Annual Invitational Basketball Tournament opens tonight at 7 p.m. with a doubleheader featuring Mount St Charles Academy Helena and Butte Central High School Butte. Anaconda and Helena meet in the second game as Mount St Charles shows strong early form.
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Preeinou
Mount St. Charles Academy of
Mark County High School of
Livingston
Mi Y. Club
Butte Central
Mt. St. Charles Academy
Anaconda
Helena
JR Saints Open Hoop Season Versus Boulder High
Mount St Charles academy opens its 192 season with a tournament clash against Anaconda High in the public school gym. The Junior Hilltoppers schedule eight games before the district tournament, facing Jefferson County High, Loyola High, Philipsburg, and Great Falls dates, with two games weekly and a lineup missing captain Shaw due to appendicitis. Eight players named: Connell, Good, Bolkovatz, Lupien, Trentman, Sheppard, Carolan, Sontag.
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Hupert
Kuber
Feback
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Anderson
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Edwin
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Mount St. Charles Academy
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Catolan
Shepnerd
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Anaconda High
Boulder
Hilltop Gym
Jefferson County High
Loyola High of
Missoula
Philipsburg
Loyola
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Philp Burg
Towison
Great Falls
Shaw
Maher
Hilltop
Jo’Connell
Good
Bolkovatz
Lupien
Trentman
Sheppard
Carolan
Sontag
Nurmi Dominates Madison Square Races at Indoor Meet
Paavo Nurmi, top American track star Willie Ritola runner up, breaks two world records at the Madison Square Garden event. Nurmi says the races were for fun and praises the crowd as he reflects on indoor racing and his strong performance.
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Associated Press
New York
Jam Zilis
Therse
America
Madison Square Garden
Paavo Nurmi
Seuational Jand
Joie Xt
Willie Ritola
Inauguration, Signs vs Roads Stir Connecticut Politics
Hartford reports Colonel Vira Bingham, former Yale senator elect, inaugurated as Connecticut governor. Announcement hints at future sign policy. campaign pushes to curb billboards disturbing motorists. Also notes Benny Leonard illness and stock dividend plans.
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Hartford
Conn
Jed
Vira Bingham
Yale
Fessor
United States
S Kewle
Connecticut
Washington
Frank JB
Lamiegee
Josnef
Ternbull
Moter
Cobb Aims to Match Anson Major League Batting Streak
Ty Cobb in 1923 could join Adrian Anson as the only players to bat over .300 for 20 straight seasons. Anson’s run began in 1876 with 15 straight seasons of .300 plus, interrupted by lower years before resuming. Nurmi's Madison Square Garden display drew praise for his poker face and endurance, finishing strong with a powerful finish kick.
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Pop
Nurmi
Madison Square Garden
Finn
Stayt
Kentucky Derby Entry Pool Grows as May Race Nears
More than 4450 of the fastest yearlings in the country are likely to be nominated for the Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs on May 16. Early nominees include Cagastaise Mal Master Charlie and others, with potential contenders such as Kid Mother Foose Single Star and Sugar among favorites as February deadlines approach. The article notes high-stakes purses and strong form from 1924 meets, plus a reshuffle in football coaching with Captain John Meiwan resigning as head south of ligation football transfer.
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Metona Seans
Butte
Jach Thomas H
Juber
Angerson
Houpert
Ricker
Stocking
Tyrell
Sinton
Rupert
Associated Press
Louisville
Churchill Downs
Witter
Histor
Chartie
Ihean Kid
Mother Foose
Lore
Bine Warrior
Walker Wins In Degenerate 10 Round Welterweight Fight
Mickey Walker defended his welterweight crown in a 10 round decision over Mike McTigue at the armory before about ten thousand fans. Walker pressured McTigue throughout, landing body and head blows while McTigue fought carefully and never seriously threatened. Preliminary bouts included Harry Martone’s decisive outpointing Charley Arthurs and Bobby Barrett stopping Jack Rappaport in the eighth.
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Jan
Mickey Walker
Mike McTignue
Walker
Peiatts
Mercene
McTigue
Rappaport
MeTigue
AicTigue
Enrer
Waller
Me'Tigue
Mex Tigue
Trey
Walker Do McTigue
Rones
Seorado
Wight
Flrsi
Red Walker
Fen—Weiker
Siki given floater in Memphis court
Memphis Tenn Jan 7 three Siki will shake the dust of Memphiz from his feet tomorrow. Police court hearing on a charge of disorderly conduct led to a formal dismissal as the complainant testified. Siki had been in police custody since arriving in Memphis to spend Christmas. He was said to plan a ring engagement in Cincinnati.
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Bush
Marrig
Washington
Gush
Iide
Detroit
Ure
Clarke Griffith
Nayor
Toth
Associated Press
Memphis
Tenn
Siki
Metaphis
Wiss
Cincinnati
Farr Survives Dynamite Murphy Bout In Narrow Win
Jan 7 report details a featherweight contest where Farr barely defeated Murphy after a tough, fast bout. The slugfest featured late rounds with momentum shifts, as referees judged a close decision amid a dynamic, high tempo fight.
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Bynagie Murphy
Featherweigth
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Aohai Tenet
Micron
Ghiv
Tiarver
Pyed
Weaneiseu Bau
Vancouver
Beether Fough
Bes Baddiin
College Basketball Aweapolla and Milttay Shine in Victory
The local college basketball team dominated early in the game with Arnold, Thompson, and others starring as the team secured the win. The report notes plans for a possible match against Montana State College Bobcats tomorrow before heading to New York.
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Saviaind
Antisens
Bett
Ta $ Arnolds
Threenfield
Shamrocks and Terrors win basketball tilt on Goburn floor
The Shamrocks defeated the YM A tealt by six with a score of 18 to 14 on the Coburn Memorial floor last evening. The Terrors dominated Intermountain core with a 30 point margin, leaving the collegians unable to start. Referee Sohewe and Nnawles officiated both games.
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YM. A. Tealt
Coburn Memorial
Terrors
Intermountain
Collegians
Centenary Football Captain Elect Hubbard Returns to Shreveport
AP reports from Shreveport that Cal Hubbard, Centenary captain elect for 1923, planned to enter Wyoming but will return to Centenary. Paul Rebeshan and Bard Ferrall, also away in Wyoming, are expected back. Hubbard's change keeps Centenary candidates and transportation arrangements in question.
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Associated Press
Shreveport
la. Jay
Laramie
Awvo
Cal Hubbard
Centenary
University of Wyoming
Hubbard
Paul Rebeshan
Bard Ferrall
Wyoming
Golf Gleanings on Standard Ball and Maniacal Rings of Matches
In Chicago on January 7 1925 golfers weighed in on the fate of the standard golf ball. The U S G A executives expect a decision soon with a proposed weight not exceeding 1.53 ounces and diameter not less than 1.68 inches. Tiger Flowers stops Dan Dowd in Providence while Clark High of Spokane vows a telegraphic rifle match with Douglas High.
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Chicago
New Yor
United States Golf Association
Philadelphia
U.S. GA
Great Britain
Clark High
Spokane
Wash
Douglas High School
Douglas High
E. Carlgon
Olson says Rell press case further
Associated Press report from Ohisage Jan. Chief Justice Harre Olson of the municipal court said he expects a formal written application for exhumation within days to examine the body of Dr. Oscar Olsen, McClintock family physician, who died three years ago. Olson questioned the earlier coroner and doctor conclusions, noting letters from across the country and indicating a desire to proceed despite authorities. In Wyoming, a 44 hour test on a Lakota sand well in Salt Creek field by Midwest Refining Co. showed oil flowing at 3,080 barrels per day with 15,000,000 cubic feet of gas from 2,008 feet. No water traces detected.
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Associated Press
Ohisage
Harre Olson
William N. McClintock
Oscar Olsen
McClintock
Judge Olson
Asociated Press
Asper
Wyo
Salt Creek
Midwest Refining Company
Ai Water
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