Mount St Charles Men Rally For Campus Baseball Plans
Mount St Charles men turnout for a baseball meeting as Montana colleges discuss a shared cost approach. Coach Romney proposes four games with Montana State College and potential contests with State Normal, Mines, and University teams. No new uniforms. existing gear to be repaired. Daily practices start at Hilltop. Sunday games with local teams likely.
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Mmount
ST. Charles
Montana
State University
Missoula
Romney
Montana State College
Mount St. Charles
Bozeman
Helena
Taus
Ion
State
Hiltop
Hultop
Alley Scores Poor as Tourney Starts
The ninth annual Montana State Bowling Association tournament opened with ten five man teams in Great Falls. The Surface No 2 squad from the Anacorda Company smelter led after three games with a 2,092 total, Rochester from Missoula followed with 2,749. Miller of the local Purnace Refinery team No 1 posted the high three game total of 48 dollars and also the high single game score with 208.
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Associated Press
Great Falls
Montana State Bowling Association
Tine
Watch
Surface No 2
Anacorda Company
Rochester Quint
Missoula
Miller
Purnace Refinery
Exhibition Baseball Reports From Multiple Florida Venues
The account lists exhibition baseball games in Deland Tampa and Shreveport with lineups including Toledo Cincinnati Chicago Washington Pittsburg and San Francisco players. Scoring appears varied with mixed results and notes on pitchers and fielding for games at Deland and San Francisco as well as Shreveport and Tampa sites.
Star in New Role in Florida Real Estate Ties for Former Cubs Star
Orlando highlights Joe Tinker now managing Orlando’s Florida State League club, parlaying baseball fame into real estate and civic influence. The piece notes Tinker’s weight gain, health improvement, and status as a leading southern real estate operator while detailing other boxing and local sports items, including Renato and Samento bouts and a Promoter from McKeesport.
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Orlando
Hans pPaBoek
Joe Tinker
Chicago Cubs
Tinker
Evers
Lakeland
Darkeye
Speece
Myatt
Poulh
Tinker McQuillan
Cad
Bird
Florida
Joe
South
Cubs
Boxing and racing notes from March entries
In St Petersburg the card lists New York and Boston bouts with names including Hot Shocker ONeill Hoff Coones Ogrodowski Graham Lenton Cousmeau. Jack Johnson, Chicago negro, was arrested for speeding 40 mph and posted bond for an April 2 appearance. In Milwaukee Dave Shade defeated an opponent in a 10 round coast welterweight bout. In Portsmouth Mickey Riley beat Jene LaRue by foul in the second round for the Canadian flyweight title.
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St Petersburg
New York
Boston
Shocker
Oneill
Hoffan
Coones
Ogrodowski
Graham
Lenton
Cousmeau
Associated Press
Waukegan
Jack Johnson
Chicago
Portsmouth
Mickey Riley
Columbus
Jene LaRue
Helena Hi and Alumni in Basketball Game Tonight
Helena High meets an alumni team at 8 o clock in the evening in public gym. Admission is free, with donations invited to fund a trip to Chicago for the national tournament. Alumni leader Frank Brown and past Helena stars bring strong talent for a lively game.
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Helena
Chicago
Thomas
Northern Pacific
Freeman
Frank Brown
St Charles College
Anderson
Gibson
Scheewe
Stocking
Noel
Thayer
Rickerll
Charlie Scheewe
Theo Thayer
Olson
Huber
Joe Mapes
Ernest Mares
Bompart
Marks
Nurmi signs schedule for rest of All American visit
Paavo Nurmi completes the remaining meets for his All American visit planning to sail home in May without competing on eastern outdoor tracks. He signs for a dozen meets in the United States and Canada and may add three more, with events spanning March 25 to April 30 in cities including New York Buffalo Pittsburgh Boston Chicago and Los Angeles.
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New York
Paavo Nurmi
Nurmi
Canada
National Amateur Athletic Union
New York City
Buffalo
Field Artillery
Pittsburg
Maren
Elks
Boston
Ottawa
Montreal
Detroit
Loyola College
Chicago
St. Lou
Los Angeles American Legion
San Francisco
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Omaha
Northwest Volleyball Tournament Heads North West
St Paul Minnesota hosts the fourth annual Northwest Volleyball Tournament on Saturday April 5 with teams from across the region including leading athletic clubs and YM C A units. St Paul Y enters two teams along with St Paul Athletic Club and St Paul Knights of Columbus. A cup will be awarded to the team conducting itself most sportsmanlike, per Northwest Volleyball committee officials.
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St Paul
Minn
Northwest
Des Moines
Iowa
TT H Lampert
St Paul “Y
St. Paul Athletic Club
St Paul Knights of Columbus
Northwest Walles
Comanttec
Nurmi sets record in Madison Square Garden mile and a half
Assocated Fress reports Paavo Nurmi, returning since a lapse, wins the mile and an eighth special at the post office clerks games in 4 54 4 4 seconds, beating Andy Craw by over 75 yards. Gunnar Arson places third as Canton's O Wile Ames defeats Steve Sullian in a lightweight 12 round bout. Red Chapman defeats Johnny Dundee in a 10 round welterweight bout.
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Fress
New York
Mareh
Paavo Nurmi
Tinlands
Madison Square Garden
Castly
Dima
Andy Craw
Gunnar Arson
Monnish-American AC
Nurmy
Canton
O—Wille Ames
Steve Sullian
Brooklyn
Sullivan
Toston
Red Chapman
Chielsea
Johnny
Dundee
Chapman
Over-confidence in sports causes upsets and fades toward defeat
A veteran danger in sport from boxing to football is over-confidence. The piece recalls Battling Nelson’s Detroit visit and his assured claim to beat Ad Wolgast, only to lose in the world lightweight title bout. Nelson’s swagger and the ensuing defeat illustrate how arrogance can tilt a championship run.
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Jin
Nelson
Detroit
Ad Wolgast
Michigan
Wildcat
Joe Gans
Wolgast
Battling Nelson
Robinson 15 cautious in boosting Dodgers
Clearwater March 23 Wilbert Robinson Brooklyn Dodgers manager outlines cautious prospects for the pennant contenders. He cites J E Cox from Portland as adding strength at bat and field while noting players like Immnor and Johnston nursing injuries. Ehrhardt from the Cotton States league looks good and may become a regular pitcher. The article notes the polar regions cover over a twelfth of the globe.
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Clearwater
Mla
Wilbert Robinson
Brooklyn Dodgers
J. E Cox
Portland
First
Mitchell At Short
Tohniston
Training Camps Open As Clubs Report Spring Progress
Philadelphia clubs reach final sprint of spring training in Florida with managers expressing satisfaction. Connie Mack arranged Babe Ruth appearance for Athletics against Milwaukee in Florida. St Louis Browns seek quick settlement with holdouts Marty McManus and Bull Jacobson as camp runs three weeks before major league action.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Philadelphia National
Florda
Mack
Athletics
Fletchers
Phillies
Fort Myers
Connie Mack
Miller Jluggins
New York Yankees
Babe Ruth
Milwaukee
American Association
St Louis
St Louis Browns
Tarpoon Springs
Fla
Munus
Marty McManus
Bull Jacobson
Bill Friet
Ames Wrestlers Dominate Western Intercollegiate Meet
Ames swept the western intercollegiate meet at the University of Minnesota. Tillard lost the heavyweight title to Fisher of Indiana by two minutes. Captain Prunty won the team’s second straight intercollegiate title. Curtz and Woodhull captured the 125 and 145 pound championships. Iona Purdue and Indiana shared the remaining crowns.
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Associated, Press
Minneapolis
Ames
University of Minnesota
Tillard
Iowa State
Fisher
Indiana
Prunty
Ue Mn
Gerattan
Towa
Curtz
Woodhull
Iona
Purdue
Tax Tilt on Couzens Could Scramble Ford Stock Deal
Washington March 23 An assessment of about 10 million dollars in income tax on Senator Couzens over his 1919 profit from Ford Motor stock could force the government to refund taxes already paid if the 1913 stock valuation is upheld. The dispute centers on Treasury rulings fixing a 1913 stock value for tax purposes and whether a lower value would undo the sale and tax outcome.
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Washington
Cuzens
Ford Motor Company
Couzens
Mellon
Ford
Treasury Department
Treasury
Istock and Couzens
Uncle Sam
Department
Iegal Sharks
Henry Ford
Labor leader opposes recognizing Soviet government
New York March 23 Husa Frayne organizer of the American Federation of Labor told New York Soonenuc club members at their annual meeting that the federation opposes recognizing the Soviet government He warned emissaries aim to destroy the AFL and the American government. John Wars Hammond analyzed Russian trade to show little gain from recognition Ford would enter the field with a probe lasting beyond the current administration. WRECK TOLL IS 15 Associated Press La Fayette La March 25 Arthur Newby White fireman on the Texas Limited not dead from the wreck but hospitalized at Franklin La and expected to recover. Death toll listed as three whites and 12 negroes
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New York
Husa Frayne
American Federation of Labor
Soonenuc Club of
William Green
Frayne
Great American Federation of Labor
John Wars Hammond
America
Associated Press
la Fayette
Arthur Newby White
Texas Limited
California Express
Southern Pacific
Frankin
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