Mets Open Coast Hockey Season With Vancouver Preview
Seattle faces Vancouver champions in the season opener with new faces Briden Fraser Parks and Halderson. Victoria shifts Hal derson to left wing boosting a strong forward line as Lester Patrick notes his stick handling and size. Frank Frederickson challenges Foyston as the league promises a fierce race.
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T.fo H. Lassen
Vancouver
B. C
Seattle
Archie Briden
Fraser
Ernie Parks
Beattie
Fee
Lehman
Duncan
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Rover
Skinner
Haris
Adams
Holmes
Rowe
Rickey
Victoria
Mets
Halderson
Coupted
Frederickson
Atman
Lester Patrick
Victoria Pilot
Patrick
Vancouver signs Ernie Parks as new center
Vancouver boosts roster by adding Ernie Parks from Ontario as potential center option. Jack Adams can cover center or right wing and handle defense if needed. Opening schedule starts with Mets at Vancouver then Victoria games, with Gordon Fraser recovering from back strain but expected to return soon.
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Vancouver
Ernie Parks
Ontario
Parks
Jack Adams
Mets
Victoria
Gordon Fraser
Alley Teams Post Solid Pin Totals In Interclub Bowling
GH individual scores highlighted the interclub bowling night as teams posted close totals. Rotaries and Kiwanis led with strong series while Masonic Club and other clubs posted competitive scores, illustrating a tight league race and notable individual performances.
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Rotary
Jack Walker Returns to Lead Hockey Clash with Vancouver
Star forward Jack Walker, famed for his hook check, is back after an injured knee sidelined him last playoff year versus Vancouver. As Silver Mountain mayor, he rested the knee over summer and now prepares for Monday night’s fever pitch rematch with Vancouver.
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Jack Walker
Vancouver
Silver Mountain
Jack
Star Junior basketball meet moved to Thursday
The final managers meeting for The Star Junior basketball league was shifted from Wednesday to Thursday due to a hockey season opening conflict. All teams must have full registrations ready for checking, including player names addresses dates of birth and managers’ phone numbers.
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Star Office
Star League Schedule To Be Finalized Next Week
The Star announces a new league format with a round robin title phase for the top four teams. Games start on time with 15 minute periods and no admission, as local referees volunteer from among ten willing city officials. Floor announcements come Tuesday.
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Berfise
Thefcreen
Star Hocker League
Connie Mack Could Sell Joe Dugan to New York Americans
If Connie Mack puts Joe Dugan on the market the New York Americans are ready to bid strongly. It is believed Frank Baker has only a few years left in baseball.
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Connie Mack
Joe Dugan
New York Americans
Frank Baker
One More Junior Cage Team Sought for Star League
The Star invites one more junior basketball team to join the Loop league. Eighteen teams currently registered include Broadway Meteors and Ballard Cubs. two teams may consolidate if not enough join by Wednesday. No fees, sign up by phone mail or call.
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Broadway Meteors
Ben Paris Billiards
Asahi Juniors
Seattle Boys’ Club
Battery C
Pirates
Imperiale
Dandy Raking Co
Ballard Cubs
Yesler Way Athletic Club
Collina Cubs
Weet Seattle
Metropolitan Business College
Wilson's Modern Business College
Stacy Shawn Comets
Washington Park
Shanner & Wolff
Amateurs Form Ice Circuit In Seattle
Seattle to launch an amateur hockey league with four prospective teams represented by the University of Washington Canadian club Automobile Row Junior Mets Wanderers Knights of Columbia Maple Leaf Post American Legion and Standard Oil. A board of directors was chosen and two clubs expected to be admitted with amateur rules strictly enforced. Leo H Lassen Royal Brougham Z Washburn Cliff Harrison led the group alongside university and business representatives as president and secretary treasurer were elected.
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Arena
University of Washington
Automobile Row
Junior Mets
Wander
Knights of Columbia
Maple Leaf Post
American Legion
Standard Oil
Leo H. Lassen
Royal Brougham
Z Washburn
Cliff Harrison
Ki. L. McNaughton
The
University
Roy Nelson
A. G. Spalding & Bros
Moran Returns as Centre College Coach Next Year
Charley Moran will coach Centre College again next year with Claude Thornhill, a former University of Pittsburgh star, continuing as his assistant coach.
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Charley Moran
Centre College
Claude Thornhill
University of Pittsburg
Une
Coast Pack Rosters and Player Substitutes List
Roster snippet shows players with positions and substitutions including Seattle and Victoria teams. Names mentioned include Sean, Riley Morris, Foyston, Walker, Rowe-Rickey, Holmes, Fraser, Halderson, Oatman, Frederickson, Johnson, Loughlin, Dunderdale, Meeking, Harris, Skinner, Adams, McKay, Cook, Duncan, Lehman, Parks, Desireau and Pia. Team affiliations appear with coast region markers and c marks.
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Seattle
Riley Morris
Foyston
Walker
Rowe - Rickey Holmes
Briden Fraser
Victoria
van Halderson Oatman
Frederickson Johnson
Loughlin
W. Loughlin Fowler
Dunderdale
Meeking
Intercity Soccer Plan Faces Portland Christmas Day
The Star proposes an intercity series with an AllStar team from The Star league facing Portland City League on Christmas Day and Portland on New Year’s. West Seattle hosts Post Office club at Hiawatha while six senior and junior games unfold at Woodland Park with referees listed for each match.
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Star
Portland
Star League
Portland City League
Rose City
West Seattle
Hiawatha
Joe Bond
McCall
Shaulder
Lenion Division Post Office
Hiawaihhotim
Bob Lemon
Uni president claims club golf title in final match
Fred Ayer, president of the University Golf Club, defeated Charlie McCrum six up and five to play in a 36 hole final. A four up lead at the 13th reasserted his advantage as McCrum faded. the 18th halved and Ayer finished strongly to win under wraps.
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Fred Ayer
The
University Golf Club
Charlie McCrum
Charlie
Fred
Times Golf Match Ends Even at Beacon Hill
Al Schoephoester and Pete Ash staged a 26-hole final in the Times trophy at Beacon Hill. After a morning lead by Ash, Schoephoester squared the match on the 26th. The back-and-forth final featured ten halved holes and Ash sinking a dramatic 5 footer on the last, weather permitting a replay tomorrow.
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al Schoephoester
Pete Ash
Beacon Hill
Pete
Ash
Thanksgiving Day Golf Winners Named at Municipal Course
Edgar Crider, captain of Jefferson Park Golf Club, announced winners from the Thanksgiving Day event at the Municipal course. Kennie Watts posted 86 12 74, Gordon Haw 794 75, and Bob Collins 88 10 7.
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Edgar Crider
Jeffrrson Park Golf Club
Municipal Course
Kennie Watts
Gordon Haw
Bob Collins
Watts
Kennie
How Bagshaw and Bezdek Warriors Will Start Game
Penn State and the University of Washington were to line up on fale laws in the intersectional football clash at the stadium at 2 o'clock the afternoon.
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Bagshaw
Bezdek Warriors
Penn Tate
University of Washington
League bowling chaos and city champion match report
A chaotic local bowling scene features Nate Dros and Harry Munteon in a league lead chase. Harry Munteon sets a league record with 279 as Parteten Chocolates face setbacks with three regulars missing.
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Mee Eed
Bie
W. Kh
Harry
Parteian Chocolates
Harry Munteon
Peas
Kid Gleason Still Unsignned By White Sox
Contrary to belief the Kid Gleason has not signed with the Chicago White Sox. Chicago wants Gleason but he seeks more money than Comiskey has offered.
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Kid” Gleason
Chicago White Sox
Chicago
Gleason
Kid
Comiskey
Ty Cobb targets Faeth for Detroit pitching move
Ty Cobb believes Toney Faeth, the Vernon hurler, would fit Detroit and is pursuing the big right hander, according to a wire from the Southern city.
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Ty Cobb
Toney Faeth
Vernon Hurler
Detroit
Hite Promises a Stacked Victory Card at Pavilion
Eddie Brewster Pinkman returns Tuesday night to clash with Monk Fowler as Hite assembles a strong bill at the Pavilion. Pinkman has posted three wins in four starts and seeks distance judgment, while Fowler provides tough opposition after recent wins in Tacoma. Other bouts feature Red Gage vs Eddie Billings, Eddie Moore vs Mike Mitchell, Roy McCasslin vs Soldier Woods, Fred Woodson vs Alvin Landin, plus Charley Rigier pursuing golf ambitions between umpiring duties.
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Eddie Brewster Pinkman
Ring
Monk Fowler
Fowler
Morgan Jones
Tacoma
Jones
Joe Gorman
Pinkman
Farren
Clay Hite
Red” Gage
Seattle
Eddie Billings
Wisconsin
Moore
Mitchell
Mike
Roy McCasslin
Soldier Woods
Borneo
Fred Woodson
Alvin Landin
King Football Bows Out After Rivalry Clashes
The piece notes the end of the football season as Penn State Washington University and USC clash in Los Angeles. It mentions Oregon Hawaii in Honolulu and various Eastern matchups with Louisiana Polytechnic LSU and Mississippi A&M, highlighting Oregon’s late-season surge and Detroit’s unbeaten status.
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Penn State
Washington University
Great 1921 Quarterbacks Vied for Nation’s Top Role
The 1921 season features a dozen high class quarterbacks led by Devine of Iowa Killinger of Penn State and McMillin of Centre vying for the title. Devine is lauded as the West’s greatest and valued by Coach Williams as superior to Eckersall or McGovern. Killinger praised for speed tough running and all around skill. McMillin excels on defense and running with passing but weaker kicking. Other notable names include O Hearn Yale Laurie Princeton Holleran Pittsburg Romney Chicago Brennen Lafayette Buell Harvard Workman Ohio State Erb California and more.
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Mast
Weert
Devine
Iowa
Killinger
Penn State
McMillin
Centre
West
Williams
Minnesota
Walter Eckersall
Johnny McGovern
O'Hearn
Yale
Laurie
Princeton
Holleran
Pittsburg
Romney
Chicago
Brennen
Lafayette
Buell
Harvard
Workman
Ohio State
Erb
California
Penn State Meets Washington in Uneven Intersectional Clash
The writer argues the Penn State versus Washington game is not a fair test of Eastern versus Western football. Penn State is seen as a strong East program while Washington is labeled a weak Coast side. The piece predicts either a glorious Washington win or a crushing defeat, noting unpredictable outcomes in football.
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Penn State
Washington
Nittany Lions
California
Three New Golf Pros Take Positions at Local Clubs
Over recent weeks three new pros joined area courses. Al Espinoza, a standout from California, leads at the Inglewood course on Lake Washington. Bill Jefferson now oversees pro duties at University Golf Club. Frank Noble, from Tualatin club in Portland, started last Thursday at Rainier Country Club.
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Inglewood
Lake Washington
Bill” Jefferson
Joe
Beacon Hill Links
University Golf Club
Tualatin Club
Portland
Rainier Country Club
Frank Noble
Eddie Collins Seeks Eastward Trade Preference
Eddie Collins favors playing in the East and has asked for a trade to an eastern club. His value to the White Sox is high, and owner Comiskey is unlikely to meet the request.
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Eddie Collins
Eost
Eddie
White Sox
Comiskey
Cobb Seeks Big League Stars for Winter League
Ty Cobb's California Winter league team sits last as Cobb bids to lure major league stars who winter on the Coast. Managers Cobb Sisler Heisman and Hornsby are said to be drawing most of the pay.
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Ty Cobb
California
Cobb
Sisler
Heisman
Hornsby
Cornell and Lafayette stumble on soft schedule critique
It is regretted that Cornell and Lafayette did not face tougher opponents. The article notes neither team was properly tested and questions their true strength.
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Cornell
Lafayette
McCutcheon Named Lincoln Football Team Leader
Leonard McCutcheon, Lincoln high school halfback, will lead the Rail Splitters next fall. He was named last night at the father and son banquet at the high school.
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Leonard McCutcheon
Lincoln High School
McCutcheon
Washington and Jefferson to meet California in Pasadena New Year game
An eastern wire reports Washington and Jefferson College accepted Pasadena’s invitation to play the University of California in Pasadena on New Year’s Day, providing a notable post season matchup between the two programs.
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Washington and Jefferson
California
Pasadena
University of Detroit
Detroit
Washington and Jefferson University
University of California
Killefer Refuses Salary To Lead Coast Champion
Los Angeles pilot Killefer refused salary to manage the Coast champions in 1922. He is among the leading minor league managers and may accept if the terms suit, as Buffalo hosts the annual minor league meeting this week. Discussions include a draft and potential reorganization of the New York State league with a uniform 154 game schedule across the International and American associations.
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Kille Fer
Los Angeles Pilot
Dan
Doa
Buffalo
William Wriley
Repo
Killefer
N. Y
New York State
the Rocks
Inal
American Association
Coast league managers set for Buffalo convention decision
The coast league story centers on Jim Boldt Bill Klepper and Charley Graham attending the Buffalo convention. Klepper and Boldt likely decide the Seattle Portland issue with Bill Kenworthy slated to coach either Portland or Seattle next season. Graham has many candidates but no definite announcement yet.
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Annon
Seattle
Portland
Sancisco
Jim Boldt
Bill Klepper
Charley Graham
Buffalo
Klepper
Boldt
Bill Kenworthy
Graham
Washington & Jefferson Stars Shine With Septuple Game Streak
Washington and Jefferson continues a strong season with eight straight wins including triumphs over Pittsburgh and Syracuse. The team is coached by Greasy Neale who also stars in baseball with Cincinnati in the summer. Centre College coach Charley Moran is noted as a major league umpire.
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Washington & Jefferson
California
Greasy Neale
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Syracuse
Charley Moran
Chi Pro Athletes Face New School Kid Fund Tax
An ordinance in Chicago proposes a special tax to fund physical upbuilding for school children. Professional managers would pay 100 dollars, ball players 50, wrestlers and boxers 75, and all others 5 dollars if approved by the city council.
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Chicago
Lost, Wet Stan Ek ST Wat Day
A fragment notes a lost item described as Stan and ST Wat Day with references to Aire. The text is unclear and lacks verifiable details.
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Stanek ST Wat
Aire
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