Latter Day Saints High Roopsters Invade Montana
Latter Day Saints High School from Salt Lake City to play three Montana games this week after J and Thomas of Dolena’s physical culture department secured the tour. Anaconda Helena and Livingston added to the schedule with games against Batty Central, Park County, and Werena as the team tours the state on Friday through Sunday.
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Hite Fly High
Park County High
Livingston
Batte Cent Attaconda
Kelena
Sainise
Battie Central
Jranery
Mening Anaconda
Ena
Tay
Pia
Finnish runner Nurmi shatters two indoor records in New York event
Paavo Nurmi, racing at St Joseph’s Catholic Games in Newark, sets two new indoor marks in the two and three quarter mile events. He breaks Yannes Kohlemainen’s 34,083 mile record and Kohlemainen’s 14 2/165 mile mark by small margins, winning with clear, controlled pace while handicaps against him prove no obstacle. Nurmi increases his indoor record tally to ten.
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Associated Presa
Newark
N. J
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Associated Preses
Paaveurmi
Imila
St. Josephs
Nurmi
Murris
Walter Mulvihill
Ilbion
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Armory
Baseball Trades And Prospects Highlight Early A P News
Bits of sport news from the A P wires note signings and deals shaping rosters. Brooklyn gains Penny to aid pitching while Grorse Gibson heads to Pittsburgh and Cooper shines for Cubs as talk turns to upcoming season.
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College basketball and boxing bouts dominate New York sports
Arn Swarthajore led Washington college to a 20 to 16 win as Navy Co. by vervlcd Arens New York, dun. 21-Tex Rickard outlines a light heavyweight series featuring Jack Delaney of Bridgeport Cont. Tiger Viewers of Atlanta and Paul Berlenbach of Astoria. Delaney to fight Berlenbach in late February with a rematch against the winner in March. Western Horse Show in Denver highlights elite horses from Mrs. Loula Long Combs stable as the event showcases top entries and notable horses like Tee's Simmitt.
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Arens
New York
Dun
Tex Rickard
Jack Delaney
Bridgeport
Tiger Viewers
Atlanta
Paul Berlenbach
Ase
Toria
Long Island
Flowers
Berlenbach
Delaney
the Winener
Denver
Cole
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Loula
Long Combs
Tee
Simmitt
Ute Wester
Star Harris Helps Nationals Chase Crown in 1924
Stanley Harris Aled Neely join the Nationals late in 1924 aided by fine work in pursuit of the pennant. Neely and Harris contributed to a decisive finish in the world series bid, shaping the final outcome.
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Stanley. Harris
Redrets
Aled Neely
Eely
Nats
Wade Killefer Refuses Brooklyn Offer
Seattle manager Wade Killefer, holder of the 1924 Pacific Coast League title, rejects a Brooklyn National League offer of $13,000 annually. The Post says an upgraded $20,000 salary was proposed for a successful first season. Killefer plans to coach third base in spring and remains financially tied to Seattle.
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Gallatin Defeats Whitehall Quintet
Gallatin defeats Whitehall 22 10 12 in a regional contest. This was the second meeting of the teams, the first having been at Whitehall. Gallatin showcased strong offense and defense in a close game, continuing a winning streak.
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Gallatin
Whitehall
Associated Press
Tosemart
Jian
Fernie County
Coast Prize Player Finmy Welsh Joins Seattle Club Prospects
Finmy Welsh of the Seattle Coast league club is described as a top prospects in the organization with Boston Braves reportedly paying 50000 dollars plus three pitchers including Storting Stryker and Yeargin. Welsh may play center field or first base, prefers outfield, bats left, six feet tall, right handed thrower, noted as having strong batting power.
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Boston Braves
Welsh
Braves
Storting
Stryker
Yeargin
Uned
Mie Testern
All American and All Collegiate Track Picks Released
Secretary W Stuhlen of the AAU selects a broad list of star performers for the Epauledius Almanac, featuring nine holdovers from 1924 and many new names across sprints, distance runs, hurdles, jumps, throws, and decathlon. Notable selections include Loren Murchison, Clarence Brookins, and Clarence Osborn among others, with Ge rge Marsters and Verne Booth among top scorers in multiple events.
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Mareld Osborn
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Charles Brookins
Clarence Tetnaty
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Charles W. Paddock
Los Angeles
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Clarence Wouser
University of Southern California
Ma. McGrath
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Thomas J. Lich
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Robert L. Leagues
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Joly Jlapkines
Dan Kings
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Carvin A. Drew
Marvachueetle Testitue of Technology
Nouvelin
University of California, Penathton
Morton Kass
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Williany Er
Boxers and officials clash over New York boxing ruling
The New York State Athletic Commission plans a retroactive measure affecting Mickey Waller and several managers and fighters tied to a sanctioning fight, while other figures including Robbe Mar rett and Jack are drawn into the debate as the commission prepares a new ruling. In college basketball, Colorado defeats Utah 25 to 23 in a late surge.
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Mickey Waller
New York State Athletic Commission
Robbe Marrett
Jock Maylone
St. Tail
Min
Waller
Lew Tondley
Jack “m
Yeo Flynn
Ave Manlrose
Maha
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Ifre
Sion
Pastor Urges Compulsory Bil Boxing in Public Schools
A Kansas City column advocates compulsory boxing in colleges and high schools as a wholesome sport. The piece argues boxing is safer than football, addresses public opinion, and cites amateur rules, protective gear, and potential inter-school contests. It also notes regulatory and organizational context around boxing in schools and sports governance.
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Earl A. Blackman
Kansas City
America
Ceiete
Aenée
Lian
Mae Ally
Aidan
Wicesiine
Hare
Marquette Basketball Plans Universal Schedule and Captain
Marquette University aims for a big basketball year with captain and guard John Fahay of St Paul leading the team. The schedule includes heavy contests against Butler Creighton and Depanyanus, while Fahay also stars in football, having played varsity as a sophomore.
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Marquette University
John Fahay
St. Paul
Marquette
Butler, Sons
Creighton
Depany
Fahay
Embry
Juvenile Court Hears Murder Charge In Case Involving Dorothy Morow
In a crowded juvenile court the girl Dorothy Morow confessed to murder amid tense testimony. Joseph Eilingson, her father, identified Dorothy born April 1, 1908 in Indianapolis Indiana. He later swore a warrant charging Earl Kruder, a magician, with a statutory offense after the incident at a party.
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Dorothy Emingson
Joseph Eilingson
Dorothy
Ainneapolis
Mine
Earl Kruder
Hay
Benny Leonard Retires Amid Championship Glory
Benny Leonard ends a storied career after defeating a string of top challengers. The article recalls his disciplined early-morning road work, his mother’s support, and the stubborn full-time dedication that defined his boxing era.
Eugene sport notes and football selections of 1925 era
The report lists Eugene based sports notes including graduate football selections at the University of Oregon for 1925, mentions George Tittle joining Michigan as assistant to Fielding Yost, and cites football game plans across universities. It notes bouts and box results with various boxers and locations, including references to caneag university, Haskell Indians, and other figures, with a final nod to Ring lore and Columbia Teachers College.
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Madion
Wis
George Tittle
Fielding Yost
Uniel
Weraity of Michigan
Intic
University of Wwisegueit
Deadheads Fill Benches at 1924 Olympic Games
Paris reports show 329254 spectators, mostly unpaid, attended the 1924 Olympics. Officials note high attendance of invited guests and staff, with 724 press cards issued and extensive coverage by foreign reporters as the event drew large crowds and notable participation.
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Lawrence Rowland Umpire And Manager Of Baseball Career
Lawrence Rowland rose from minor league manager to Chicago White Sox leader, winning a pennant and a world series, then faced dismissal. He later ran a Class AA club, became a minor league manager again, and returned to the majors as a league umpire. A Detroit Chicago game sparked jokes about his future, with Johnny Evers teasing him about being recalled to Supplant him, but Rowland remained undeterred.
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Unoipire
Chicago
Sox
Gud Rowland
Ienazer
Cne Bacho
Evers
Rowland
Johnas
Comiskey
Gmoire Rowland
New York to Run World Lightweight Elimination Contest
The New York state athletic commission will conduct a world lightweight elimination boxing tourney to crown a new lightweight champion after Benny Leonard retired. Invitations will go to all boxers 135 pounds and under worldwide, with a best 12 advancing to finals. start within 40 days after entries file. Meanwhile, Ernie Goosceman and Danny Nunes figure in recent Northwest featherweight bout chatter as local boxing notes.
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Birthday Prize At Can Stotsenburg Horse Show
Cavanaugh, a thoroughbred enlisted in the Philippines, celebrated his 25th birthday by winning first prize at the annual horse show at Can Stotsenburg. AIL bit tago, aged 23, has spent years in the area.
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Cavanaugh
Philippines
Can Stotsenburg
Araly
Yankees Put Faith in Veterans Amid Spring Plans
New York, Jan 2 AP The Yankees loom large with a veteran core led by Miller Huggins ready for a repeat eighth season. Joe Dugan Everett Scott Aaron Ward and Babe Ruth anchor the lineup as Whitey Ford Meusel Meusel? center field shifts and injuries factor into spring plans. Urban Shocker and Waite Hoyt head a pitching staff joined by seven rookies to be kept on the payroll. Thirty five players report to St Petersburg March 1 as Huggins stresses hard work from the start.
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New York
Associated Press
Yankees
Miller
Huggins
Teane
Urban
St Louits
Steven O'Neil
Slove
Joe Dugan
Evan Everett Scott
Aaron ‘Ward
Willy Pipp
Babe Ruth
Bob Meusel
Earl Combs
Louisville
Whitey
Waite Schang
O'Neil
Bob Shanker
Sam Jones
Shocker
Waits Hoyt
Herb
Pemmock
St Petersburg
Bla
Taggins
Catnip for Cougars Experiment Began in British Columbia
The British Columbia provincial game conservation board started a catnip based experiment to exterminate cougars today. A bottle said to lure big cats into enclosures was received from Washington, D.C., and the board plans to test its effectiveness in trapping or guiding the predators.
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Assoriated Press
Vin
B.C
British Columbia
Provincial Game Conservation Board
Washington, D.C
Foul Referee Call Highlights Parker Parker Bout
A disputed second round foul call in a Parker bout drew state commission scrutiny after Garcia of Terry Parker faced questions from doctors and officials. The referee's decision was supported by the bout's outcome despite postfight critique.
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