All Stars of Pacific Coast First and Second Teams
The Pacific Coast announces its all star selections with the First Team featuring Lawson of Stanford Vesser of Idaho N. Anderson of USC. The Second Team lists Shipkey and Baker of Stanford Raw of California Cuddeback of Stanford Tesreau of Washington.
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Coast Football All Star Selections Ranked by Critics
Christy Walsh lists a coast wide selection of players from Stanford Idaho USC California Occidental Oregon and other schools. Lawson Stanford is top end with Weasel Idaho as alternate. Shipkey Stanford and Godett Occidental are noted for ends. Horrell California the standout center. Stockton Gonzaga and Stivers Idaho top quarterbacks. Strauder St Marys the best full back with Tesreau Washington second.
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University of Southern California
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Norman Anderson
University Southern California
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Cyre
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Baker
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Stivers
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Pomona
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Hawkins
Kelly
Montana
Imlay
Wilson
Cuddeback
Shulmerick
Oregon Aggies
Clark
Sweet
Red” Strader
Tesreau
Young
Ridderneweigna
Christy Walsh
Former Pitcher Duchalsky Shot Dead After Street Argument
Jimemar Duchalsky, a former St Lake pitcher in the Pacific Coast League and a Decatur club member, wintering in Honolulu, was killed by gunfire following a street dispute late last night.
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Honolulu
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Jimemar Duchalsky
St Lake Baseball Club
Decatur, Lil
Notre Dame To Face Stanford In Pasadena New Year Duel
Notre Dame will depart December 20 for Pasadena to meet Stanford in a January 1 game. The trip includes limited practice en route with short sessions and travel adjustments as announced today.
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Dublin Gulch Football Team Meets Tonight at Never Sweat Dry
Members of the Dublin Gulch football team will gather this evening at eight o'clock at the Never Sweat dry to plan practice and review the schedule.
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Dublin Gulch
Major League Meetings Open Amid Landis Johnson Clash
The Associated Press reports a stormy winter baseball session as Commissioner Landis and AL President Johnson face criticism. NL planned support for Landis and approval of his handling of a bribery scandal looms, with Heydler’s expected unanimous re election and Vance MVP award for $1000.
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New York
Landis
Johnson
Dolan O'Connell
Clark Griffith
Washington Club
John A. Heydler
Dazzy Vance
Brooklyn
Gibbons Favorite In Battle Tonight At Garden
Tom Gibbons of St Paul and Kid Norfolk of Baltimore meet in a 15 round title bout at Madison Square Garden in the Christmas fund boxing carnival. Gibbons is a strong favorite on his renowned defense and endurance while Norfolk seeks a major upset and possible fortune. Johnny Wilson battles Tiger Flowers in a 10 round bout as a second feature.
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New York
Tom Gibbons
St. Paul
Kid Norfolk
Baltimore
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Tiger Flowers
Norfolk
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O'Dowd Heads to Butte for Dixie LaHood Bout
Phil O'Dowd of Columbus Ohio left for Butte to begin training for a 12 round main event against Dixie LaHood of Butte at Broadway on December 14. He wired promoters that he is in good shape. LaHood and other fighters are training at the Legion gym and will fight daily by midweek as the card develops.
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Butte
Broadway
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Order Arrest Issued for Mexican Fighter Tony Fuente
A bench warrant was ordered today in Los Angeles for Tony Fuente the Mexican heavyweight fighter after he failed to appear for arraignment on a charge of violating state boxing law following a recent match with Fred Fulton.
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Landis awaits Mayo Clinic report before NY meeting decision
Rochester Minnesota December 8 Judge K M Landis baseball commissioner said he would not decide on attending the New York meeting until he receives Mayo clinic report on the condition of Mrs Landis whom he brought to Rochester for treatment.
Prince of Wales Eliminated in Early Squash Round
London Dec 8 The Prince of Wales among 55 entrants in the Bath club amateur squash championships was knocked out in the first round by a rival, losing 13 16 in the deciding game.
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Gibbons praised as one of boxing's great defenders and enduring rivals
The column lauds Tom Gibbons as a premier defensive boxer who has remained formidable at middle age, recounting bouts with Dempsey and Carpentier and noting his resilience and skill against faster punchers. It also touches on Yale's unbeaten seasons, Dazzy Vance's pitching theory, and general sports musings.
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Mickey Walker Defeats Jock Malone In Ten Round Non-Decision
World welterweight champion Mickey Walker beat Jock Malone of St Paul in a 10 round no decision bout in Milwaukee before 8000 fans. Walker won nine rounds to Malone's one with aggressive body work and sharp right crosses the crowd urged Malone to fight.
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Associated Press
Milwaukee
Mickey Walker
Jock Malone
St. Paul
Walker
Malone
Jock
Mickey
Albright Sets Bowling Record With 269 Game
J. B. Albright of the Nevin-Frank team in class A rolled 269 at the Y M C A for a new season mark, eight straight strikes, surpassing the 267 held by Charlies Mudro. The Nevin Franks posted 845 for a single game and 2,339 for three games as records.
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Black-Pitts Form Basketball Group Eyeing Holiday Game
A Seattle based group of former Mines League stars Lefty Leavers Gene Kuns Dick Munson Gene Walby and Joe Carmody has formed a basketball team. They plan a Washington Idaho Montana tour during Christmas and aim to meet the Butte Y M C A quint in the holiday period. Most players are University of Washington students and the club has won a majority of its games this season. Me Clevett of the Y M C A team wired the Pitt group about a game in Butte.
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Lefty” Leavers
Gene Kuns
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Gene Walby
Joe Carmody
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Hoop
Standar
Washington
Idaho
Montana
University of Washington
Clevett
Butte
Owls and Tigers Win Hoop Games at K of C Gym
The Owls routed the Wildcats 5-3 and the Tigers defeated the Buffalos 6-0 at the K of C gym day. Ray Sullivan led the Owls as high point scorer and standout. A junior Mohawks team will face the Silica Cubs of Anaconda in a double bill Saturday evening at the same venue.
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Tigers
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Wildcats
Buffalos
Ray Sullivan
Mohawks
Silica Cubs
Anaconda
High School
Inhale About 375 Double Feet Of Air A Day
A fragment notes a claim that an individual named Hemea believes a person inhales roughly 375 double feet of air daily. Details are sparse and attribution unclear.
Tunney Defeats Bayonne Fighter in 15 Round Summary
New York champion Gene Tunney defeated Jeff Smith of Bayonne in a 15 round no decision bout in New Orleans. Smith was knocked down in the twelfth round after a sharp left to the ribs, becoming the first opponent to fall in Tunney's 14 year career. Tunney held the edge in most rounds, though Smith fought back with several hard body and head blows.
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New Orleans
Gene Tunney
New York
Jeff Smith
Bayonne
N. J
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Tunney
Gene
Jeff
Shemeeus
Strong
Cable Link Between New York and Italy Carries Six Messages
A new transatlantic cable between New York and Italy transmitted six messages at once. This simultaneous multi message capacity marks a step forward in cross ocean communication technology and international connectivity.
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