Walter Johnson files suit to halt pirate baseball biography series
Veteran pitcher Walter Johnson seeks a restraining order against Thompson Feature Service and others to stop the publication of a 12 part history of his career. He also seeks $30,000 damages and an accounting of receipts from eight published articles.
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Lahood Beats Martin in Fifth Round Knockout
Great Talis January 22 Dixig Lahood of Butte the Intermountain bantamweight champion knocked out Martin Macific Coast bantam in the fifth round of a scheduled bout. The first round went to Martin, the second was even, and Lahood pressed in the third. In the fourth Lahood opened with heavy blows and had Martin in distress at the bell. In the fifth Lahood sent Martin through the ropes, counted out, then finished with strong punches to secure the knockout.
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Northwestern relay team sets multiple records in special 600 yard race
Northwestern University relay squad led by Breyer Howell Manowitz Corbett Kimball and Ramser shattered three national intercollegiate marks and a world best in a 600 yard exhibition at Evanston They clocked 3 44 3 3 for 400 yards and 3 59 3 3 for 600 yards surpassing the world record 5 40 3 3 and the collegiate standard set by their own team The event featured a six man lineup with Breyer Howell Manowitz Corbett Kimball and Ramser.
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Saints and Panthers Set for Montana Intercollegiate Clash
Intermountain Union College and Mount St Charles College meet tonight at 8 in the public school gym in the first of a two game series counting in the Montana Intercollegiate Conference standings. The Saints and Panthers renew a long rivalry as Bailor's Panthers seek a season turning win while Maher’s Saints aim to stay ahead.
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Helena High Meets Park High In Livingston Showdown
Helena High's basketball team leaves for Livingston to face Park County High tonight. Captain Ricker and Socks Stocking lead guards with Gibson and Chason among starters as Helena seeks an upset against Park County's Caruso and Clauson. After the game, Helena returns to host Salt Lake City’s Latter Day Saints squad next week.
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Griffiths Umpiring Tale From Chicago Club Fiasco
The Chicago Nationals faced a disputed game when pitcher Griffith, acting as umpire after the official failed to arrive, declared a visiting player out, provoking a heated exchange with Pop Anson and the Chicago club. The incident ends with Anson disputing the call as the ball was ruled safe, and the crowd reacting as tensions rose. Willie Hoppe, the billiards champion, is sidelined after a severe arm cut from a fall, delaying his prep for a February international tournament.
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How Red Grange Broke Spirit of a Football Coach
Chicago January 22 The AP reports George Little accepts athletics directorship at Wisconsin after the Michigan Illinois game where Red Grange scored four touchdowns in 12 minutes. Michigan coach Fielding Yost takes full blame, Little in tears over the loss, and Michigan rebounds to defeat Minnesota despite Grange’s impact.
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Brooklyn Nationals May Tinker With Roster
Brooklyn facing minor changes as Tobinson plans pitching upgrades and possible third base help. Loftus or Nels could start in right field with Ditkox and slugger Doak in consideration. infield reshuffles also discussed with Wheat in center and Slinkel, Greene, and McPhee contending for spots.
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Boxing Card Nears Final Lineup in Idaho Valley
The Idelena Athletic Association of Washire Idaho plans a boxing card this month with ten decisions and knockouts. Main bout features Dixie Dalford of Butte rumored to face a top young contender as Helena locals await a Feb date at the Marly theater amid ongoing canvassing and matchmaking.
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Junior Saints Face Boulder Right Quint in Hilltop Gym
The Saint Charles academy caye sters host Jefferson County High School in Hilltop gym this afternoon. Boulderites bring a fast, experienced lineup to challenge the locals as Morris Sanford of the local Y.M.C.A. referees the 3 PM game with probable lineups including Carolan Good Bolkovatz OConnell Sontag.
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Gallatin and Sweet Grass face looming state title chances
Gallatin County high school stands as a top state title contender after decisive wins over Park County and Whitehall. Sweet Grass County High, led by coach Timper, aims to challenge for the state crown, as public school gym action tonight features Park County in Livingston and a hot lineup clash.
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Lewis defeats France's Charles in 20 rounds
London reports Et Lewis, former world welterweight champion, wins on points over Francois Charles, middleweight champion of France, after a 20 round bout. The result is noted in coverage from London with Associated Press details. The report shifts to American rowing where the Intercollegiate Rowing Association moves the varsity eights race to four miles from three, to be held in Poughkeepsie on Monday.
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Boxing Federation of France bars Dundee official
The Boxing Federation of France bans Dundee boxing figures after a promoter violated the contract terms. Dundee's manager Tivy Johnston is declared ineligible, and payment issues of 20,000 francs and a 300 deposit are cited as breaches leading to the sanction.
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Nuri Aims to Break World Records in Night Meet
Paavo Nurmi plans a bold American campaign in a February 7 night meet. He seeks to rewrite records across distances from the 3 000 meter to the two mile, targeting sub 9 minute two miles and faster marks, with Verne Boor and others in the field.
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Kaplan to Fight on Pacific Coast in February showdown
Kid Kaplan the newly crowned featherweight champion faces a challenging clash with Bud Ridley of Idaho at Vernon California in February. Ralph Sparrow Oregon minister and Olympic vaulter declines Millrose Games invite to meet Lee Barnes California youth who captured the Olympic title.
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Missing Firpo Located After Five Days Paris Fontainebleau
Louis Ange Firpo, missing for five days from his Paris haunts, was found by long distance telephone at Fontainebleau. A motor car trip from Paris to Rheims was planned, with expectations of a return Monday amid signs of spend mania linked to a new vehicle.
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Ball Council Passes Waiver Rule and First Division Receives Shares
The advisory council ruled that when a player is claimed on waivers within a year of purchase the claiming club must pay the original purchase price. If paid in cash and players the maximum valuation is 4009 dollars. All first division clubs will share in World Series gate receipts.
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Government of Luther Confidence Vote Reported
A Teichstuz speech quotes Chancellor Luther affirming the existing German constitutional form. He stresses unity, freedom of opinion, and adherence to the radical constitution’s spirit while rejecting changes that could split the nation. Allegations involve Albrecht Von Graefe and financial scandals linked to President Bert’s family. Dawes Plan criticized. In contrast, Chicago reports Young Wrigley to assume presidency of the chewing gum company, with Philip K. Wrigley Jr. set to lead stockholders meeting and chair the board.
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