Helena Highs Basketball Team Leaves for Chicago
Helena High School departs for Chicago to compete in the national interscholastic basketball championship under the University of Chicago. Captain Thomas, Brooke Ricker, Lawrence Scheene, James Nov, Donald Stocking, Frank Gibson, Louis Thayer and Albert Andersen travel by special car to reach Logan and begin a week of games March 21 through April 4.
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By &K
Montana
Helens Light and Railway Company
Thayer
Logan
Codeh Thomay
Higgins Juniors Win City Basket Pennant In Dramatic Finish
Higgins Juniors surge from 7 down at half led by Sherm Gaugin and J. Scheene to edge the Terrors 28 to 25 in Coburn Hall. The rally intensified after halftime with Warry Condon back, trapping the Terrors and forcing turnovers as Gaugin sealed the win with a late counter.
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Higgins
Terrors
Coburn Hall
Terrers
Youngslers
Sherm Gaugin
Hia Eward
Wiggins
Warry Condon
Jiggins
Uptown
Charles Ace
Tgacyre
Young Gauyin
Chuck” Scheene
Ueienaigh
Harry Condon
Guuvin
J. Thayer
Helena
J. Sontag
Ilarrison
Haggerty
Merrick
Durgan
Digeine
Dtutrisoo
Exhibition Baseball Powers Across West Coast Scores
Exhibition baseball reports from Sacramento Stockton and Los Angeles show mixed results among Coast and American Association teams. Notable players Frankhouse Reinhart Vick Thompson Van Houtte Koeller and Wagenberg are listed with St Louis and Kansas City lineups, while Chicago and New York events feature Beall Gradney and Adams Shelton in varied matchups.
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Sacramento
Cal
Ft. H. EL St Louig
Coast
Frankhouse
Reinhart
Vick
Thompson
van Houtte
Koeller
Double Chance Wins British Steeplechase at Aintree
Liverpool report says Double Chance owned by D. Gools won the Grand National over the Aintree course. Old Tay Bridge placed second and Fly Mask third among 33 runners in a 5000 pound race. Double Chance is by Rotherode for Day Comet out of Keliba.
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Liverpool
Associated Press
Double Chance
D. Gools
Aintree
Pari again high gun at Helena Rifle Club shoot
A. U. Park topped the weekly Helena Rifle Club shoot at the state armory last night with a near perfect score of 96. J. H. Brass finished third with 95 as A. Sparing tied for second. other top scorers included Richard Tinker 94 Byron Fowler 94 and C. W. Bower 84.
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Rifle Club
A. U. Park
Metena Rifle Club
State Armory
Aiffleman
Park
Brass
A. Sparing
All. Park
T. W. Hildeman
J. H. Brass
Richard Tinker
Byron Fowler
C.D. Gruner
S. Iverson
E. P. Mumbrue
W. R. Bandy
L. Barton
C. W. Bower
Parker Warner
L. 3. Terpening
Great Falls A O M bowling team wins state alley contest
Great Falls A O M bowling team, defending state champions, won the ninth annual state tournament event with 2,275 points. Black Eagle and Missoula Grills trailed in the money positions. Butte Elks, Copper City Cappers, Toohey brothers, and Black Eagles followed. Singles and doubles finals set for tomorrow with Flannery leading singles and Toljan atop all events while Halloran and Perham head doubles.
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Associated Press
Great Falls
Black Eagle
Missoula Grills
Butte Elks
Copper City Cappers
Anaconda
Toohey Brothers
Bozeman
Gibbons Open To Tunney Bout With Gilted Terms
Associated Press reports Gibbons ready to give Tunney 60 percent of proceeds for a June 13 Polo Grounds bout with Tunney in New York. A conference with Jimmy De Forest and Eddie Kane discussed terms, including Gibbons receiving about 46 percent of receipts, potentially $123,000 if totals reach $10,000.
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Associated Pres
St. Paul, Minn
Tommy Jubons
St Paul
Gene Tunney
Gibbons
Teams Crown Interscholastic Champs At Colorado Springs
The Greely high school team earned state honors at the Colorado state tournament in Colorado Springs by winning the right to represent the Rocky Mountain region at the national interscholastic tourney in Chicago after beating Cheyenne. The all tournament selections include Lewis of Billings Mon fang and King from Cheyenne as forwards, Humphrey from Greeley College Utah at center, and Alexander from Greeley College with others earning honorable mentions such as Formusa Monroe Bergheim Prater Linville and more from Montana Wyoming and Utah.
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Culo
Marehci
Iligi School of
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Rocky Mountain
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Cheyenne
Wre
Lewis
Billings
Monfang
King
Wyomin
Humphrey
Greeley College
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Alexander
Igh
Mie
Wyo
Tim
Formusa
Monroe
Utah
Bergheim
Montana
Prater
Wyoming
Linville
Gilings
Mont
Suare
Oxford Cambridge Boat Race Set For Tomorrow on Thames
London march 27 by Associated Press Underground trains buses and London trams prepared to carry 800000 spectators to see the Oxford Cambridge boat race on the Thames. The 4 ¼ mile course through rough water favors Oxford. Cambridge presses a strong start as Oxford substitutes A I Franklin for K C Trennett at bow due to illness.
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London
Associated Press
Thames
Oxford
Cambridge
Bow
A. I. Franklin
K. C. Trennett
Tunney Beats Greb In Ten Rounds In St Paul
Gene Tunney New York American light heavyweight champion defeated Harry Greb Pittsburg former middleweight champion in a ten round no decision bout at St Paul Auditorium before about 18 000 fans and roughly $25 000 receipts. Tunney used a strong body attack while Greb pressed with wild lefts and rights.
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St. Paw
Associated Press
Gene Tunney
New York
Harry Greb
Pittsburg
Greb
Tunney
Savage
Ila
Harry
Withuuney
St. Paul Auditorium
Tom Gibbons
St. Paul
Tooney
Oppontent
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Tiny
Pinky Mitchell Disqualified Against Red Herring
Pinky Mitchell, Milwaukee welterweight, was disqualified in the sixth round of a bout with Red Herring of Gulfport, Mississippi. After repeated warnings for clinching, Mitchell struck Herring with an uppercut to the chin as the referee ordered a break, leading to the loss and Herring being awarded the victory.
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Ly Associated Press
Detroit
Pinky Mitchell
Thea Mibwaukee
Red Werring
GulfPort
Miss
McClelland
Herring
Mitchell
Cubs outfielder Grigsby suffers broken collarbone in exhibition
Los Angeles reports Trenver Grigsby, Chicago National League outfielder, broke his collarbone diving for a ball in a Cubs exhibition with Vernon Pacific Coast league here. A physician said he may miss two months. Two weeks earlier Rabbit Maranville broke his ankle in an exhibition here.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Trenver Grigsby
Chicago
Cubs
Vernon
Grigsby
Rabbit Maranville
Southern states embrace new park projects rapidly
A nationwide survey shows rising interest in state park systems across the south. Texas leads in land donations for parks totaling 30,000 acres plus 25,000 more acres expected in the Guadalupe Mountains. Governors in Alabama Louisiana Mississippi Georgia and Florida hint at moves to create park commissions boards and to pursue gifts of land. Tennessee eyes Great Smokies and Beeffoot Lake shore development North Carolina adds 400 acres near Beaufort. The War Department surplus military reservations along the Atlantic and Gulf coasts present further park opportunities.
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Associated Press
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War Department
Republican Economy Claims Disputed in 1925 Budget Debate
Bascom N. Timmons reports on a Senate House of Representatives analysis of 1925 appropriations. Democratic member Burns argues real government expenses rose despite wartime savings, while Republican Madden contends postwar spending trends point to higher future appropriations. He notes total 1925-26 appropriations near prewar lows but predicts future increases.
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Washington
Coolidee
Joseph W. Burts
Tennessee
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Chawman Madden
Congress
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Army flight surgeons map limits of speed and altitude for pilots
Washington March 27 By the Associated Press Flight surgeons of the army air service say man’s maximum turning speed is reached near 230 miles an hour with a straightaway limit around higher speeds, while the height limit is about 45 000 feet. They note unconsciousness at turns, oxygen needs, and the dangers of extreme altitude despite oxygen. They cite Lt. Alvin J. Williams’s 243 67 mph turn as potent proof of turning limits.
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Army Air “Service
Forge
Giles
Alvin J. Williams
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Mitcell Field
N.Y
T Ce
National Aeronautic Association
Aly Lqsas Wiles Amchomr
Pairs in Senate Usually Sacred Sayings of Senate Pairs
Washington March 27. Debate over Warren nomination to attorney general reveals the practice of senate pairs. A pair is a gentleman’s agreement between opposite parties to abstain or vote opposite when one is absent. Senators may transfer a pair if needed, though it is a breach of courtesy to disregard a pair.
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Washington
Thve
Charles B. Warren
Lattorney
Senate Chamber
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George
Georgia
Phipps
Colorado
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Nevada
Congress
North Carolina
Appropriations ‘Committee
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First Step to Split Great Oil Company
New York March 27. The first step in the reorganization of Allied Petroleum and Transport Company into two separate entities was taken today. One will control safe lands and properties, the other will own Mexican properties. The Standard Company of Indiana is expected to hold a substantial interest, with capitalization around 25 million dollars, a par value of 10 dollars, and one million no par common shares.
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Br Asuviated. Press
New York
Opie Pag-Antetivan Petroleum and Transport Comipanst
Safe Inks Hornis Propertie
Mexico
Wal
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Commission to Study Muscle Shoals Problem
President Coolidge named representatives including Aekenele from Minersville, former Senator Dial of South Catalina, and Prof. Harry A Curtis of Valeari Farm Bureau. The commission will be authorized to act on the Muscle Shoals issue and may seize at Suse le Shoals.
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Aekenele
Dial
South Catalina
Harry A. Curtis
Valearican
Tragic Train Collision Involving 4 Year Old Child
An Associated Press report details a fatal accident this morning when a four year old girl named Lowney was struck by a moving train at a yard operated by a railroad company. Authorities investigate the scene and identify the driver and company involved.
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Associated Presa
Futte, Mott
Mareh
Sarah Lowney
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