Great Falls Downs Helena in Muddy Gridiron Battle
Great Falls defeated Helena 33 to 0 on a slick muddy field where mud and wind hindered passing and punting. Helena’s defense struggled as Great Falls’ Milne and Acord led drives while Landers anchored Helena’s stops amid repeated substitutions and rough play.
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Glyen
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Valle
Mit
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Milny
Acord
Ek Glenn Hatue
Landers
Trupert
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Becauen
Bozeman Friday May Mix Grid History in Big Wyoming Clash
Raceman Oct Valery Glynn stars as state college prepares for a pivotal conference showdown with Wyoming University. The game, crucial for conference standings, follows a full day of parades rallies and entertainment in Bozeman. Freshman Crappy Bonkittins vs Montana Normal opens the football program, with noted players including Peterly Wilson and Belstaw leading a strong Bobcats squad.
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Raceman
Valery Glynn
WSC
Wyoming University
Bobcats
Wyoming-Montana
Esis
Vieter
State College
Prijay Ste
Stunent
Kcrappy Bonkittins
Montara Normal College
Tre Bohear
Mome
Romipelitiuon
Ofther
Orackle
User
Ander Tdobers
Tim Arta
Yediicks
Efense
Itip' Wilson
Belstaw
Wyoming
Outball Series to Determine 1926 Football Championship
Philadelphia reports a planned 1926 best of three football series to decide the United States championship. Four regional teams chosen by officials and writers would be paired by lot, with two elimination games on November 29 30 and the final on December 4. Temporary seating for 20 000 at Municipal Stadium end of the horseshoe is planned, with many notable coaches already lending support.
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Philadelphia
United States
George W. Orton
William M. Hollenack
Middle West
Pacific Coast
South
Iathaul
Tcotleges
de. Orton
John L. Griffiths
A. A. Stagg
Kaute Rockne
Andy Smith
Big Eastern College
Hollenback
Chinese man Sam Wing convicted of first degree murder
New York report states Sam Wing, a Chinese immigrant, convicted of first degree murder in Brooklyn for the September 2 killing of Tom Wong. District Attorney Hughes alleged Wing was brought from Chicago last September by the On Leong Tong to engage in tong warfare.
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New York
Sam Wing
Hughes
Chicago
On Leong Tong
Brooklyn
Wing
Tom Wong
Notre Dame Faces Tough Season Says Army Coach
Famous Army coach predicts Notre Dame will struggle against top foes like Army Georgia Tech Penn State Minnesota Nebraska yet credits Rockne for rebuilding with limited veteran players. He notes ND could surprise as the season unfolds and praises Rockne’s tough schedule and coaching.
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Army
Rockne
Georgia Tech
Penn State
Minnesota
Nebraska
Eastern Caperts
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Bolnt
Noetene
John McEwan
West Point
Natta Dames
Doolittle Sets Second Record In Aerial Speeds
Lieut. James I. Doolittle, United States Army, flying a Curtiss racer, set a second record by covering a three kilometer course at an official average speed of 245.733 miles per hour. The test, conducted with a 1300-foot start and two passes each direction to negate wind effects, followed his previous 240-meter victory in the Schneider Trophy event.
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Bayrham Park
Baltimore
Mad
James I. Dottie
United States Army
Curtiss
Federation Asronautiqua Internationale
Lieut. Toolltta
Ife
Tila
Fadeet I2p
Tulgut
Doolittle
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Colonels Win Free-Hitting Contest Over Seals 11 to 9
San Francisco October 27 American Association leaders Colonels defeated Pacific Coast League champions Seals 11 to 9 in a high scoring hitting duel. Area pitchers Ward five for Seals and Colonels three for Franeler listed. Crockett of San Francisco homered on the first ball pitched, deciding the contest as the team split. Also report: Lynch of San Francisco drew a ten round draw with Vic Foley for the bantamweight title claim.
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San Francisco
Loulaine
Seals Ward
He Colonels
Franelcr
Willams
Geittin
McWrany
Crockett
Mitchell
Yelle
Mitenie
Derry
Road
Wilkinson
Myer
San Franeisco
Leyte
Seattle
Wash
Jee Lynch
Vic Foley
Vancouver
B.C
Canada
Hunters Bring In Deer From The Hills
Yrad Steger and WH M Honnoasy returned from a deer hunt in the mountains beyond the Sny Gould mine. They brought in a jet of meat, more than enough to arouse envy among less successful hunters.
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Yrad Steger
M Honnoasy
Sny Gould Mine
Indiana terror brings tough foe to East Chicago ring
The Indiana terror, Tige Flowers, meets heavyweight Tiger Wowers in a 10 round bout at East Chicago. The rival fighters from Georgia clash amid local press coverage as the event unfolds with Hina’s win shade noted over Ulowera and Vern Wietavarite. Separately, Baden potash deposits of exceptional quality are reported at Buddingen potash works after three years of borings.
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Chicago
Ort
Freiburg
Germany
Buddingen
Baden
Battling Levdle Five In Main Event At Mianrattan
The card at Mianrattan features Battling Levdle Five as the main event. Sailor Boshart, a noted Montanan, is billed as an opponent with Gallatin County renown. The 19 round bout is slated as the headline attraction. In Peoria, Ill., Bradley College plans prompt gym changes after students claim gy classes hinder them. Beds will be installed to ease discomfort during exercise periods.
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Levdle
Mianrattan
Leldie
Manhallan
Boshart
Gallatin
Peoria
Bradley College
Vanderbilt Jr Reported Ill With Jaw Infection Calm
Cornelius Vanderbilt Jr a wealthy newspaper publisher and prominent businessman was confined to his room at a local hotel or house suffering from an infected jawbone condition and physicians stated the ailment is not believed serious.
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Atlanta
Cornelius Vanderbilt, Jr
Ruth's Losses Reported in Spoiled Career Preview
New York October 27 AP Babe Ruth baseballs bad boy whose extravagance and tallies are tied to costing him 800000 in an interview with Collier's weekly reveals a 9000 fine by Yankees manager Miller Huggins for violations of training rules dating to 1922 and a wet Broadway party. It recounts a pattern of misconduct and gambling losses totaling large sums and describes Ruth riding the crest of a batting surge while recounting costly missteps and ill starred business ventures and other escapades. He admits a 35000 loss on a horse race and notes publicized fines and off field misconduct during the season.
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Ruth
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Ones
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Yankees
Broadway
Muthwee
Manacer Stugmos
St. Louis
Venturoa
Ste
Blue denim favored by night students at Carnegie Tech
A majority of night students at the Carnegie Institute of Technology prefer blue denim work. Only a few are entered for occupations needing clean linen and well combed hair. Building and machinery trades attract many students.
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Pittsburgh
Carnegie Institute of Technology
Hold Em Panthers Ready for Saturday Football Showdown
Intermountain students prepare for a critical Saturday football game against SL Charles. Pep talks in the chapel and a pep rally highlight the week as the Panthers seek their first win over Hilltop, aiming to avoid a disappointing defeat.
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Panthers
Intermountain
Studence
SL Charies
Hilltop Hugs Buck Snow in Grid Practice for Panthers
Snow fails to dampen Invane Way at Mount St Charles College as Hilltop Hilltoppers hold outdoor practice in heavy snow. Coach Hildy Rigteen reports squad in shape for Saturday’s Inter Mountain game against Inter Mountain. field preparations underway and remaining practices kept secret.
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Buck Snow
Panther
Moint St Charles College
Intermountain
Hildy Rigteen
Rigteen
Holtep
Cobeca
Stelena
Important Football Games On Saturday
New York lists the day’s top college football games for Saturday October 11 across the Middle West South and Far West. Matchups include Illinois at Philadelphia Yale at New Haven Army Syracuse Princeton Harvard Cambridge Navy Michigan vs Navy at Ann Arbor Indiana State at East Lansing and several others across cities and campuses.
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Far West
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Ilinois
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Army
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Penn State
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Telahoma
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Okdihowa Aggies
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Stillwater
Oberlin
Chamorro Seeks Liberal Cabinet Removal and War Arm Takeover
Washington reports former President Chamorro plans to purge liberal cabinet members and restore conservative party control in Nicaragua. He demands the ministry of war cede complete arms control, while liberal ministers resist resignation amid threats of unrest and street clashes near the presidential palace.
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State Department
Mattagua
Chamorro
Prn
Solorzano
Ministry of War Aid
Nicaragua
Eberhardt
Solorzane
Pedro Gonzales
Dre
Former Rancher Ostle Dies at Portlang Oregon
Joseph Ostle, 48, long time Stearns resident and former Harlem sheep herder, died in World Creek area. He was born in O Fallon and lived in Stearns, Harlem, and Toytang before health declined. Survived by widow Lulu and two sons Joseph Jr and Thomas. brothers Walter Winston and Thomas. sisters Mrs. J M Sty and Mrs. Henry Conversa. Funeral at Harlem church Thursday at 2 PM.
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World
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Stearns Distret
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Montane
Stearn
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Lulu Hardsros Intso
Harlem
Toytang
Tioda
Song
Joseph, Jr
Thomas
Elizabeth Nelle
Helena
Wail
Winston
Wall Creek
Mra. J
MM. Sty
Henry Conversa
Augusta
Jall Star Auto Tour Masts Death Toll In Colorado Crash
In Prinidad Colo overland trip of Pittsburg Pirates players and party members ended in a fatal crash. George Grantham, Linck, Bigbee, Ray Kroner and others were traveling to California when the auto wreck killed four riders and injured seven others.
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Colo
Pittsbarsh Pirates
George Grantham
Monty Ton Farmer
Jet & Linck
Tour Shoop
Matma
Cordon G
Bigbee
Ray Kroner
Pitcher
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