Big Guard Ed Kuhn Makes Star All Coast Eleven
Ed Kuhn, Washington guard, is the lone Husky named to The Star's All Coast football eleven. Kahn shined in his first varsity season and is expected to anchor a tackle berth next year. California dominates with five selections. Washington state players fill multiple positions including Muller Erb Nichols Morrison Hickey Lacey Callison and Kuhn in key roles.
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Leo H. Lassen
Ed Kuhn
Washington
Kahn
California
Muller
Erb
Nichols
Morrison
Ashington State
Hickey
Lacey
Callison
Coast conference all star selections by region
The article lists top players from the Coast conference with California leading selections at ten, USC second with seven, and Oregon, Washington, Washington State, Oregon Aggies, Stanford, and Idaho also represented. It notes California dominates the first team with most positions, while Gallagher, Witter, and Spalding are not included.
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Stanford
Idaho
California
Gallagher
Witter
Spalding
University of Southern California
Oregon
Washington
Washington State
Oregon Aggies
Idaho Ong
Enduring stars shine in college football rankings
Ranking End praises Brick Muller of California as a standout end and receiver, with Seattle and Rome showing strength. Milton and Berkey debated as top Bear game kicker choices, while Wayne Hall is hailed as the best forward-passing catcher. Peters, Petrie, Spears, Scott, and Kra mer noted for solid performances.
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Brick Muller
California
Seattle
Rome
Demon
Milton
Berkey
Muller
Wayne Hall
Hall
Pythian,. &. C
McFadden
Co. A
Petrie
Washington
Spears
Oregon
Scott
Kramer
Tires
Beavers and Huskies Shine in Rough Tackles Display
The report praises linemen from Oregon California and Washington in a clash where veterans like Anderson Campbell and Grimm anchor the line. It notes Lacey and Ingram as power players though slower than their peers, highlighting the tough tackling battle across the squads.
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Anderson
U. S
Campbell
Oregon Husky
Ingram
Grimm
Washington
Trojan guards lead season lineup highlight
Washington and California players anchor a strong guard trio with the Trojan pilot and Durr iae as key figures for W. S. C. Tiny Shields of Sais and Bellman of Washington also noted, signaling a powerful guard rotation and anticipation for next year.
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Washington
Fat
California
Trojan Pilot
Durriae
Dean
Tiny Shields
Sais
Bellman
College Gridiron Selections Highlight Prospects
The piece notes scarce nt in the league and names Callison from Oregon as a promising snapper back. It cites Groot of Stanford as a capable center sidelined by injuries, Lindley from UT&C as a solid defensive center, and Hank Haynes of Washington who lacks weight but could be All-American with more strength and passing.
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Callison
Oregon
Groot
Stanford
Lindley
Hank Haynes
Washington
Haynes
Coast grid report highlights key players and systems
Charley of the Golfen Bear and Chapman of Oregon impressed on the Coast grid field. Smith’s quarterback system drew praise for play by the book strategy. Galloway of U A C and Erb’s knowledge of the Smith system stood out, while Daksey Abel and Gerber showed inexperience or erratic play.
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Charley
Tracia
California
Smith
Erb
Chapman
Oregon
Whitman
Idaho
Washington
Galloway
Daksey and
Abel
Gerber
West Coast Football Stars Spark 1930s Hopes
Nichols of Nichols California leads a standout class of backs with Ziel from Stanford and Baker from USC among top West threats. Dunn from California gains form after Nevada showdown as Wilcox again shines as a kicker.
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Stanford
W. C
O. A
Washington
Ziel
Baker
Wilcox
Dunn
California
Nevada
Morrison Honored as Coast Football Standout
Morrison was highlighted as the top plunger on the coast and California ace led in scoring. The article notes Nisbet as a top kicker, while Brown of Idaho earned best defensive fullback honors and Latham of Oregon receives a notable mention for his contributions.
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Morrison
California
Archie
Ed Nisbet
Hie
Nisbet
Brown
Idaho
Latham
Oregon
Entertained Tigers at Broad Street Banquet
A night at the Apex cafe on Broadway featured the Broad second football squad as guests. Hendrickson acted as toastmaster with attendees including Lichtenberger Turner Meister Peters Reevey Horetall Stevenson L. Stevenson H. Baldwin Latham Norton Baldwin and others.
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Ee Manson
Apex Cafe
Hendy” Hendrickson
Broadway
Lichtenberger
Goldendale Crushes Hill Military 112–0 in Big Win
Goldendale prep team, leaders of the Mid-Columbia league, routed Hill Military School of Portland 112 to 0 in a decisive victory yesterday. Seven players scored as the champions dominated from start to finish.
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Goldendale
Goldendale Prep
The
Hill Military School of
Portland
L A Auto Race Halted After First Lap
Rain halted the annual Thanksgiving street race in Los Angeles after the first lap of the 20 mile event. The organizers plan to resume the race on Sunday.
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Los Angeles
All-Coast Elevens Named by The Star 1922
The Star lists a 1922 All-Coast first team with Milton USC Dunton USC Kuhn Wash Callison Ore Nichols Cal Hickey WSC Morrison Cal Clarke Cal Locey A C C on the second team Hall Washington Calland USC De Groot Stanford Durrwachter WSC Vonder Ahe Ore Berkey Klaiakeens on third team Pythian USC Anderson USC Shields Ore Lindley USC Dean Brown Idaho.
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Milton
Dunton
Kuhn
Wash
Callison
Ore
Nichols
Cal
Hickey
Morrison
Pythian
C. Anderson
A. Shields
Final Curtain Falls on Football Star Roy Rickey
Roy Rickey, at 185 pounds, stands among top defenders this year. The young standout plays a key role for the Mets as they push toward the coast.
Turkey Day Fights Feature Bantamweight Lynch Victory
In Indianapolis Joe Lynch, bantamweight, won a 10 round decision over Franky Daly. In Philadelphia Johnny Dundee was outpointed by Alex Hart over eight rounds. Bobby Barrett lost to Pat Moore in eight rounds. Terry Martin defeated Joe O'Donnell on a fourth round foul in Providence. Mike O'Dowd won over Dave Rosenburg on a foul in New York in eight rounds.
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Joe Lynch
Indianapolis
Ind
Franky Daly
K Art
Dundee
Philadelphia
Johnny Dundee
Alex Hart
Cleveland
Bobby Barrett
Pat Moore
New Orleans
Martin
Providence
R. L
Terry Martin
Joe O'Donnell
Gloucester
To Name Coast Pasadena Eleven Here Next Week
AWALLIS Dec 1 The Pacific Coast conference will choose its representative for the Tournament of Roses clash in Pasadena at Beattie December 8 and 9. Oregon Washington and U S C are logical contenders with California reluctant to represent the Coast a third time.
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Coast
Pasadena
Oregon
Washington
California
Washington State
Elso
U. S
Turkey Day Ends Long Grid Year
Princeton and Cornell finished the season unbeaten in the East with 9 to 6 Cornell win over Pennsylvania kept Princeton’s claim intact for the mythical championship. Georgia Tech beat Auburn 14 to 6 to dispute sectional honors as California claimed the Pacific Coast title with Oregon held to a 3 to 8 draw. Notre Dame lost to Nebraska as West Point could not stop the Nebraska drive. Vanderbilts season stayed clean with a win over the University of the South. Center revived to beat South Carolina 20 to 0.
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Henry L. Farrell
United Press
York
Princeton
Cornell
West Virginia
Army
Penneyvania Yesteriny
Princston
Notre
South Caroliina
California
Oregon
Warhington
Tia Juana Under Way An Diego
The Trypana racetrack in San Diego opens a 100 day season as James W. Coffroth’s ownership is challenged by Jerome A. Rassity who attends as a spectator. About 12 000 people join visitors from the Southwest while hotels run full amid ongoing legal fights over the track. Coffroth remains confident while Hassity vows to seize the plant soon.
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AN Diego
Trypana
James W. Coffroth
Jerome A. Rassity
Sun
San Diego
Southwest
Coffroth
Hassity Sage
Lawrence High Captain Sustains Wrist Break, Returns to Play
Ron ald Phillips, captain of the Lawrence high school football team, broke his wrist in the first period against Brockton high but reentered the game and played long enough to Drenk Wieeg before being retired for good in Brockton Maass.
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Brockton, Maas
Ronald Phillips
Lawrence High
Brockton High
Nebraska Grids Past Notre Dame in 239th Clash
Nebraska beat Notre Dame to claim the 239th meeting in 30 years of their series. The Cornhuskers have 176 wins, 48 losses, and 14 ties in that span.
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Nebraska
Notre Dame
Cornhuskers
Shannon to Box Brown in four-round bout
Eddie Shannon and Young Brown, noted Coast Meltweights, square off for a four round boxing match tonight in Low Angeien. The bout promises sharp exchanges with both men seeking a win on the local card.
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Eddie Shannon
Young Brown
Low Angeien
Wayne Hall Named Captain Of Washington Purple and Gold
Wayne Hall of Spokane named captain of the University of Washington Purple and Gold eleven for next year. Hall has two varsity seasons, quarterback last year and right end this season, and his forward passing boosted play. Johnny Wilson received the Flaherty medal as team inspiration. Elections occurred before the game with Oregon.
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Ayne Hall
University of Washington
Johnny Wilson
Flaherty
Oregon
Hall
Spokane
Wash
Wilson
Lincoln High School
St Pats Open Coast Tour in Island City
The world champion St Pats of Toronto begin their exhibition coast tour in Victoria B C tonight. They opened with a 2 1 victory over Edmonton in Winnipeg and won titles over Vancouver in five games. Team features Reg Nobile Babe Dye with forwards Denneway Scott Randall Andrews Denerid. defense Cameron Stuart. goalie Rochete.
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Toronto
Island City
Edmonton
Vancouver
Seattle
Reg Nobile
Babe Dye
Denneway
Scott
Randall
Andrews
Denerid
Cameron
Stuart
Rochete
Vancouver Team Faces Slow Start After Injury Loss
After two strong seasons Vancouver dips to bottom as new talents Jack Adama Art Duneen and Heah Lebmon lift the team early. Lehman targets a Monday return while Alf Skinner is sidelined for a month with injury.
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Vancouver
Brown
Jack Adama
Art Duneen
Heah Lebmon
Lehman
Alf Skinner
Beattie Mets open with fast sixman hockey rush
The Stattie Mets start 3 wins in a row and take five of six, with speed giving them a decisive edge in the league. Coaches note the sixman style outpaces the rover format as teams race to slow their quick attack.
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Stattie Mets
Beattie
Eyatermn
Prairie season opener set for December 11
Edmonton Regina Saskatchewan and Calgary will begin the Prairie schedule December 11 with two home games as the four teams prepare for the season. Details on the four new clubs are scarce.
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Edmonton
Regina
Saskatchewan
Calgary
Reg Rickey Back After Rest to Rally for Big Drive
The week’s byoff did Reg Rickey's leg world of good. He regained tendon strength and rest was the only cure. His weight, speed and experience are needed badly as the big drive is still ahead with Rickey in prime condition.
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Reg Rickey
Wimneel
Aberdeen Wins Southwestern Washington Championship
Hoquiam Washington December 1 Aberdeen ran out to a 19 to 0 lead and defeated Roquiam to clinch the Southwestern Washington championship on Thursday in Hoquiam.
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Hoquiam
Waab
Aberdeen
Southwestern Washington
Roquiam
USC Dominates National Football Showcase in December
In Angeles on December 1, the University of Southern California stood out as the star performer amid a slate of major games across the country. The report highlights USC's strong performance and the broader context of top college football that day.
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U.S. C
Angeles
University of Southern California
Olympic Club Edges Multnomah Club in Close Victory
In Portland on December 1 the Olympic Club of San Francisco rallied late to beat Multnomah Club of Portland 18 to 9, securing a second win over them this season with a high scoring late run and a stout defense.
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Portland
Olympic Club
San Francisco
Multnomah Club
Cornell Dominates Penn in 20 to 0 Victory
Philadelphia game report states Cornell, led by Gf Dobie, defeated Pennsylvania 20 to 0 preserving a clean state record for the second straight time yesterday in a decisive college football clash.
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Philadelphia
Dobie
Cornell
Faw State
Pennsylvania
Notre Dame Beats Nebraska In Twelve-Point Victory
Notre Dame defeated Nebraska 14 to 6 in a hard fought game yesterday. The Irish executed a strong passing attack and limited the Cornhuskers to offense throughout the contest.
Georgia Tech Beats Auburn In Distinct Southern Tilt
Georgia Tech defeated Auburn 14 to 6 in Atlanta, reinforcing its claim to contend for the Southern title with a solid showing yesterday.
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Atlanta
Georgia Tech
Auburn
Mountaineers Finish Undefeated Season in Historic W.Va.
Antown, W Va reports the West Virginia Mountaineers completed an undefeated football season for the first time since 1891. They defeated Washington and Jefferson 14 to 0, with a single blemish a 11 12 tie to Washington and Lee.
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W. V
Idaho Sprints Past Grizzlies for 3-0 Victory
Idaho dominated the game in Missoula yesterday with a 3 0 win over Montana Grizzlies as a forward press disrupted the offense. The win showcases Idaho's strength and seals the result in favor of the Vandals.
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Idaho
Victor
Whatcom High Beats Jefferson High 13-0 in Bellingham
Whatcom high clocked 13 points as they routed Jefferson high of Portland in Bellingham yesterday. The decisive win showcased Whatcom’s dominance on home turf.
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Whatcom
Bellingham
Whatcom High
Jefferson High
Portland
Penn State Falls 14 0 to Pittsburg in season third defeat
Pittsburg defeated Penn State 14 to 0 yesterday marking the third loss of the season for Hugo Bezdek's team. The game was played in Pittsburg with the margin yielding another setback for the Nittany Lions.
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Penn State
Pittsburg
Hugo Bezdek
Scott High Negotiating Postseason Games
Scott High School of Toledo plans a post season game with Washington high school in Portland during the holidays and is also negotiating with Jacksonville Florida for a Havana game in that period.
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Toledo
Scott High School
Everett
Portland
Washington High School
Jacksonville
Fla
Havana
Oregon and Washington Play 3-3 Tie in Season Finale
Oregon and Washington battled to a 3-3 draw as Ziel kicked a late 21 yard field goal to tie the game. Chapman scored Oregon's other points with a first half placement kick and the defenses clamped down in a ragged, hard hitting finale before 20,000 spectators.
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Zell
Oregon
Washington
Chappie” Chapman
Quanter
Eix
Chapman
Une
Eof Huntington
Dailey
French boxing body upholds Siki action despite appeal
In Paris on December 1 the appeal to overturn the French boxing commission decision against Battling Siki failed. Deputy Diagne, a Senegalese member, saw his proposal voted down as the measure did not pass.
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Paris
French Boxing Commission
Siki
Diagne
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