Great Falls High overwhelms Helena in mud drenched win
Great Falls High School defeated Helena High 34 to 0 on a muddy Saturday. Helena gained 29 yards while Great Falls piled up 229, with Helena unable to cross the goal line and suffering multiple losses. Strong wind and field water hindered passes and footing, but Great Falls’ defense and steady running sealed the decisive victory.
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Iowa and Michigan Lead Big Ten Race in 1925 Title Chase
Michigan and Iowa head the Big Ten standings with undefeated marks as Chicago Minnesota Wisconsin trail. Iowa beat Ohio State 15 to 0 to surge in the race while Illinois and Michigan battled to a 1 to 0 Wolverine victory. Benny Friedman and Brown stifled Grange, while Grange was held to minimal gains.
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Amateur Hockey League organizes new central group
Minneapolis reports the central United States Amateur Hockey League was formed to replace the western group. Cities include St. Paul Minneapolis Duluth Hibbing Eveleth Pittsburg Winnipeg and Sault Ste Marie. Season to start about December 1 with John McGovern named supreme referee.
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Swiftest Elevators at Savoy Hotel in London
Report claims the Savoy Hotel houses the world’s fastest elevators. Three lifts in the check room allegedly travel at about 70 miles per hour. When activated, they whisk hats and coats to a room roughly 100 feet higher in a little over one and a half seconds.
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Centerville Independents Defeat Mount St Charles on Billtop Ghit
Centerville Independents from Butte defeated Mount St. Charles college 12 to 7 on a muddy field. Backfield stars Meglen and Yeary key the win while Centerville’s line stifled the Saints, with Rivers returning a fumble for a Sanits score. Despite late mounting charges, Centerville held on for the victory and a strong defensive showing.
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Pirates Captain Carey Hospitalized After collision
Captain Max Carey of the Pittsburgh Pirates, world champions, lies in a hospital with pleurisy and complications from a fifth game collision with Stanley Harris in the World Series at Washington. His ribs were injured, and he has shown no improvement since the accident, with pneumonia feared but guarded against by physicians.
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Duck Hunter Drowns Near Port Butte Mountain
Charles A. Mack, 26, of Harrison Montana known in Butte, drowned in Dry Lake near Pony while duck hunting on Saturday afternoon. Two cousins aboard a small boat tried to reach him after the boat overturned, but he died within ten minutes. His wife, sister, and parents live in Harrison.
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SUX DAY BIKE RAGE BEGINS IN CHICAGO
In Chicago on October 25 the six day bicycle race at the Coliseum opened with fourteen teams from diverse nations. The event runs 146 hours, ending next Saturday night. Bobby Walthour and Freddie Spencer, last year’s all day race champions in New York, head the field as favorites. After one hour the leaders had covered 25 miles and three laps. No rider had yet lapped the field. Spencer and Spencer led the early sprint standings and Walthour trailed closely.
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Hope 10 plans air event despite gale and rain
Bay Shore Park Baltimore October 25 Prime seaplane race preparations disrupted by northwest gale. Weather prevented Saturday start. British Gloster Napier TNI and Italian Macchi boats endure gusts while engineers brace for qualification runs.
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Junior Gridsters Make it a Real Football Day
A lively youth football clash between two junior teams drew a big crowd after yesterday’s Gt Charles Centerville game. Both sides scored touchdowns, with strong formations and spirited play, though no team kicked a goal. The lineup featured many young talents who promise future football history.
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Frisco Seals Take Two Off Colonels
San Francisco Seals, Pacific Coast League champions, swept the Louisville Colonels in a doubleheader, winning 1 0 in game one and 9 7 in game two. San Francisco needs one more win to clinch the series as players McWeeny Yelle Tincup Bete Meyer Geary Griffin Agnew Ritents contribute.
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Stanford Hurdles Another Obstacle
Stanford defeated the Oregon Aggies 26 to 10 at Palo Alto to strengthen its Pacific Coast Conference title bid. Captain Novera and the speedy backfield led the win as Oregon Aggies fought with a field goal and a touchdown. PMID
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Wasp Kill Shocks Leicester Woman at Inquest
In Leicester an inquest returned an accidental death verdict after a wasp sting under the tongue proved fatal to a woman. The judge noted the bite stemmed from bread, with two similar recent cases cited where stings under the face and leg caused death.
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