Three Rocky Mountain Teams Set for Gridiron Tests
Three Rocky Mountain football teams face pivotal tests as the conference season nears. The Colorado Buffaloes meet Utah in Salt Lake City to gauge strength of Utah’s top unit and Colorado’s bid for a third straight title. The Cal Poly Aggies, labeled early favorites, face Colorado College in a bid to assert dominance. Utah State plays Brigham Young at Logan, while Montana and Wyoming also schedule nonconference games with Regis and others shaping the standings.
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Denver
Norky Mountain
Stevens
Neva
Colorado College
Utah
Utah aAgetes
Snonbeaten
Brigham Youngs Universsty
Logan
Rocky Mountain Conference
Montana
Montana University
Montana Miney
Montana State Babies
Pacifific Conference Weekend Schedule Takes Shape
San Francisco hosts Oregon at Portland while Oregon State visits Stanford at Palo Alto in a set of Pacfic Conference games. USC visits Arizona at Los Angeles and Whitman faces Washington at Seattle. Montana vs Montana Mines and other pairings including Nevada vs St Mary, Pomona vs Redlands, and Cal Southern at Los Angeles fill the slate.
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San Francisco
API Teorainyaaneen
Tacifvoret
Hanfereney
Tonarrnte
California
Oregon
Portland
Oregon Ageles
Stanford
Palo Alto
Los Angeles
University of Southern California
Arizona
Waslington
Pris Eretty
Whitman
Reattle
Gomrara
Tiana
Spokane
Montana Aginst
Montana Mines
Misnoula
Nevada
Apelnst St Mary
San Franchsco
Pomona
Redlands
Occidental and Unieversity of
Lag Angeles Willamette
Puget Sound
Tacoma
SPORTOMERS MEETING SET FOR NOVEMBER 20 21
Officials of the Montana sportsmens association invite members to the 100th annual meeting at Atlasouth Viclag on November 20 and 21. The agenda includes proposals for charges and improvements in fish and game in Iowa and statewide topics like the Walton League, fish planting, broad organization plans, and game animal ages. Delegates and representatives are urged from local associations to attend.
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Montana Sportsmens’ Association
Atlasouth Viclag
Izanc Walton League
Apoctemens Association
Colonels fall to Seals in Pacific Coast League game
Louisville Colonels lost 9 to 2 to the San Francisco Seals in the Pacific Coast League clash. Errors by Louisville fueled the Seals rally as three Colonels pitchers were hit hard.
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San Francisco
Louisville Colonels
San Francisco Seals
Colonels
Seals
Louisville
Sana Francisco
Louisville - Williams
Wilkinson
Dawson
Meyer
Only One British Race Plane Left In Interinsular Trophy Race
In Maryland on October 23 AP reports Britain’s single remaining entry, the Supermarine Napier Lion engine seaplane, faced navigability tests and a mishap filled day. Capt Henry Biard survived a midflight spin and a rough water landing, while Capt Hubert Broad aided rescue. The British team prepared for tomorrow’s Schneider trophy race with Cape Herbere Broad piloting the Floster Napier NT biplane.
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Tayshore Park
Batthmore
Micfortune
Great Britain
Snake Creek
Britain
Jacques Schorider
Henry C. Biard
Southampton
Severn
Mira
Baril Slick
Supermarine
Hubert Broad
Biard
Coast Guard
Blard
Cape Herbere Broad
Bert Hinkler
Melbourne
Auswalla
Dritinh
Pliot
Gimont
Sll
England
Hinider
America
Cant. C. B. Wilson
Hinkler
Harkness
Alx
Helena High Eleven Travels to Great Falls for Grid Clash
Helena high school eleven and rooters head to Great Falls to face Great Falls High in a pivotal Western Montana clash. Helena, riding an undefeated streak, fields a near full-strength lineup though injuries may trim starters.
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Helena High Eleven
Rooters
Great Falls
Local Deer Lodge WX clash as junior teams meet at St Charles field
St Charles academy hosts Powell County high in Deer Lodge as the Junior Saints face the Powell Blisters in a district showdown. Coach Marty Dibbs aims to rebound from an early-season win by Powell and push for a top position as both teams showcase end and pass plays in a thrilling contest. Helena TVtappers, who beat Granita and Butte, loom as a notable prior result in state athletic circles.
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al. Gaskilin
Helena Igh School
Wall
Great Falls
Setern
Great Walls High
Great Phila
Greué Qits
Anatenda
Helena
Brown
Borea
Stevenaville
Billings
Omy
Sugar Sectern
Futte
Givan
Montana
Clowes
Dutte Central
Butte
Stevensvile
St. Charles Academy
Ireland
Missoula
Stevenvilla
Alasvuta
Deer Lodge
Belle Aml Telena
Rutte Central
Stevensville
HY Charles Academy
Dutte
Helenia
Butte Central
St Charles Academy
Depanita
Powell
Helena Wigh
St Charles
B S& Thomas
Frank Brown
Noys
Helenna Squar
Warren
Jefe End Landers
Adams
Btarl
Marris
Fitzribbons
F. Rupert
Thayer
Anderson
Bridgewater
Noel
Duncan
Henry
Bre- Lenn
Smith
Steven Rupert
Kratzer
Sinton
Nash
Cooney
Great Northern
Sundey
Melece
Powell County Mign Achaol
St Charles Feld
Marty “Dibbs
Aflehelt Syttt
Saints
Minsonlandscheel Tramn
Mitchell
Pawel
Tor
Murry Mitehei
At+Montana
Fromme
Rams
Prohabel Stara
St Charles Powell
Mitehica Cee
Goldie
Baum
Helly
Sesee
Sma
Renton
Bhaw
Kelly
Sailr ‘ Seeee
Munn Slang Monot Wrestles In Denver Bloodless Bout
In Denver the Nebraska heavyweight Munn Mondt defeated Colorado’s Cadogan in a two fall wrestling match at Stockyards Stadium. The first fall ended in 5 minutes 25 seconds, the second in 5 minutes 26 seconds, with Munn using a crotch hold and half Nelson to secure victory as spectators watched.
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Denver
Ocheelapy
Munn
Nebraska
Joe
Taota
Mondt
Colorado
Cowhor
Stockyards
Tonleit
Crotch
Nelson
Goth
Mendt
Colaradgan
Ore Apoctator
George Richmond
Ponver
George Gostovich
Publo Slav
Getaanle
Waterloo Wreck Injures Engineer as CGW Train Derails
In Waterloo Iowa on October 23 engineer D Liddell of Des Moines was slightly injured after being pinned in the engine cab when Chicago Great Western train No 56 derailed near Hudson eight miles south of Waterloo. Eleven day coach passengers and nine sleeping car passengers were shaken up as cars left the track. The item notes the 1825 date of the first public railway opening.
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Iowa
Waterloo
D. Liddell
Des Hoines
Chicago Great Western
Hudson
Here
Friday Scores and Dundee Pool Room Hold Up
Friday scores from several colleges include Billingm over Galla tin 22 to 11 and Granite County beating Loyola Missouri 7 to 0. In New Jersey four gunmen robbed a pool room run by Johny Dundee and Phil Krug, taking 4500 dollars with another 5000 hidden behind a radiator.
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Montana Wich Schoola
Bozeman
Billingm
Gallatin
Haryhiton
Wamiiten
Kievenaville
Philipsburg
Granite County
Loyola (Missouri
Collegiate
Dundee
East Newark
N. J
Johny Dundee
Phil Krug
Awart
Mighty Men of East 10 Combat on Grids Today
New York reports a day full of college football battles across the Northeast. Pennsylvanians host Chicago at Franklin Field as the Quakers seek a rare victory over the defending defense stronghold. Harvard visits Dartmouth looking to rebound from two losses, while Brown faces Yale in an historic Brown field dedication. Colgate eyes a clash with Princeton as Army meets St Louis in New York. Lafayette and Washington and Jefferson duel near the Polo Grounds, and Michigan Aggies travel to Penn State as Carnegie Tech hosts Pittsburgh.
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New York
VPI
Colgate
Eddie Tryon
Princeton
St Louis
LaFayette
Washington
Jefferson
Jong
New Yorks
Polo Grounds
Michigan Aggies
Ieeystone State
Penn State
Pittsburgh
Carnegie Tech
Yale
Brown
Chicago
Pennsylvania
Alonzo Stag
Harvard
Holy Cross
Wartmouth
Crimson Warriors
Eddie
Calgate
Gron
Tiger Walk
Taren
Army
St Lois
Dutsbrgh
Carnegie
Pon Suite
Aggies
Michigan
Columbia
Willmains
Missouri Valley Conference Contests Highlight Matchups
Kansas State, Missouri Tigers, and Kansas face Oklahoma lineups as Manhattan hosts Nebraska previously dominant for nine years. Iowa State meets Washington while Oklahoma states grid with Texas Christian and Southern Methodist scheduled.
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Missouri Tigers
Manhattan
Nebraska
Kanaue
Linean
Gelmnet
Tane State
Washington
Strews
Oklahoma
University of Okahoma
Southern Methodist Univer
Oklahome
Texas Christan
Laut
Bobby Jones as Infant Spoils Rearing Traditions
Atlanta readers recall Roby Jones, once an amateur champion, who as a baby was rocked beyond modern norms. Mrs Robert Jones defends maternal rocking, arguing mothers still cradle the world while nurseries take much of their time.
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Atlanta
Roby Jones
Robert II. Jones
Rhe És
Janes
Bobby
Booby Jones
Clara Marfone
Physical Examinations For Hilltop Athletics
Mt. St. Charles college requires medical screening for all students before athletic programs. Dr. B. V. McCabe and Dr. James Flinn will conduct the exams, starting with the first class group on October 26 and finishing by December 1.
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Mt. St. Charles
B. V. McCabe
James Flinn
Don Q Romance of Old Spain on Screen at Mare Island
The photoplay Don Q stars Mary Astor, Donald Crisp, Jean Vorsholt, Warner Oland and others. A dashing Spanish Californian battles attackers, falls for a noblewoman, and uncovers the real murderer while his father returns home. The film blends romance and action with a dramatic river stunt and a duel.
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Spain
Doves Tatrpanks
Zorro
California
Barten
Dove
Tha
Don Q
Gil Pon Imero
Tox
Asrla
Don Diego
Mary Astor
Donald Crisp
Jean Vorsholt
Warner Oland
Steele Antt
Letth
Mekford Vorrest
Dark Metonald
Tax lawmakers urged immediate repeal of interstte tax
Governors and state officials pressed for immediate repeal of the interst n tax as bankers association called for action. The assembly heard from Wilker Georgia Whitfield Mississippi Trinkle Virginia McLeod South Carolina Peay Tennessee and Lieut Gen Nolan for Minnesota. State reps from New York New Mexico Connecticut Vermont Kentucky Colorado Arizona and North Dakota attended but largely stayed with governors. Governor Walker presented a repeal resolution backed by 32 state governors and a telegram from Governor Fuller of Massachusetts.
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Mellon
Wilker
Georgia
Whitfield
Mississippi
Trinkle
Vermont
Kentucky
Colabato
Arizona
Northakata
Walker
Mier
Representative Treadway
Massachusanis
Fuller
Hospitals to shift focus from cure to disease prevention
Lewisville October 23 Doctor Howard Childs Carpenter of the Children's Hospital in Philadelphia envisions a future where hospitals prioritize prevention of disease. Speaking to the American Hospital Association he said boards and medical staff may decide to allocate hospital resources entirely to prevention rather than solely curing illness.
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Lewisville
Howard Childs Carpenter
Children's Hospital of
Philadelphi
American Hospital Association
Brown University Captain Leads Football Eleven
Leads Brown University football team with Captain at the helm. He plays left end and is rated a strong player on both offense and defense. Brown rooters anticipate a winning campaign under his leadership.
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Brown University
Hint
Brown Rooters
Landis distributes World Series earnings to teams
Commissioner Landis distributed 151 458 dollars in World Series earnings among the Washington club Pirates Cincinnati Philadelphia and St Louis teams. Connie Mack noted the receipts and suggested his portion be donated.
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Chicago
Landis
Stoaks
Washington Club
Pirates
Kincinnat Nationary
Philadelpha Amercans Weho
St. Louis Amer' Jeany
Greeks Pressing on into Bulgarian territory at Petrich
Sofia reports Greek forces pushing into Bulgarian lands near Petrich with civilians killed and 240 square miles of territory occupied. Bulgarian troops retreat as groups of peasants trek northward fleeing shelling and ruin after 74 hours of Greek artillery and subsequent infantry advances.
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Sofa
Bulawin
Del
Niles
Petrich
Bulgaria
Snfia
Petneh
View of President on Karolyn Affair
President Coolidge speaks on the Karolyn affair noting the state department’s refusal to termit Countess Karolys and stating no formal information exists on the case. He says the action aims to protect American interests and regards it as an administrative step.
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Karolyn
Washington
Alate Department
Big Ten Elevens Face Key Showdowns Today
Michigan meets Illinois at Champlain in a pivotal Western Conference clash as the Big Ten title race tightens. Ohio State and Iowa State collide in Columbus with major implications. Northwestern faces Tulane at home as Notre Dame seeks a rebound and Minnesota eyes a possible share of the title in a crowded schedule.
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Chicago
Michigan
Ilinois
Champalen
Ohio
Iowa State
Columbus
Kamers
Wolvar- Incy
Grange
Yost
wWotverines
Ecore Grange
Wolverines
Mngole
Onigana
Cowl Mek Kutsach
Elmer Marek
Flathy
Purdue
Wisconsin
Madison
Badgers
Boilermaters
Northwestern
Ayer
Sing Field
Tulane
New Orleans
Notre Dame
Yo Aro
Minnesota
Minneannus
Gophers
Panthers Pull Out for Game With Bobcats
Coach Faird and a squad travel to Montana to face the Plantana Plate College Bobcats in a Montana Intercollegiate Conference schedule game. The Panthers aim to compete, but face a strong State-college team with recent conference wins.
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Panthers
Bobcats
Faird
Intermountain
Tizeman
Plantana Plate
Bobcat Elaven
Montana
Dempsey Heads to Mexico for Exhibition Bouts
Heavyweight champion Jack Dempsey leaves Los Angeles for Mexico City for several exhibition bouts with sparring partners and trainer Jerry the Greek. He travels with promoter Jimmy Fitter and plans a return in about two weeks.
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Los Angeles
Tack Dempsey
Mexico City
Dempsey
Jimmy Fitter
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ANDIS
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