Smoker Called Off After Court Upholds Boxing Ruling
Judge Ronald of the superior court upheld the Seattle boxing commission by denying an injunction sought by Thomas Swale American Legion state commander. Tonight's mixer at the Pool is canceled as promoters await a meeting between the commission and Metropolitan Building Company. Cal Delaney Ohio welter complained of a right hand injury from a hotel fall at the Savoy.
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Superior Court
Seattle Boxing Commission
Commission
Thomas Swale
American Legion
Northwest Athletic
Mitt Alingers
Wllow
Metropolitan Building Company
Cal Delaney
Ohio
Joe Simonich
Crystal Pool
Savoy Hotel
Hockey Notes On Veterans And Upcoming Season
A veteran player injured in an on ice incident is convalescing and may miss action. Patrick, Victoria manager, has been chasing puck talent, with Beattie and Walker expected back soon after practice. Plans feature arena games, practices, and a shift to the East Coast league with a tentative Christmas start, while other circuits await schedules and venues.
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Victoria
Af Rover
Geamt
Hockey Feague
Ea Livingstone
Toronto
Tacoma
Red Brown
Vancouver
B.C
Salt Lake
Seattle
Far Sheety
Ernie Johnson
Chicago White Sox
Johnson
Bheely
Cactus
Sheely
Harry Hellman
Detroit
Donie Bush
Tiger
White Sox
Hellman
Bush
Major Football Rivalries Highlight 1930s Schedule
The article notes claims for next season may be clearer as more inter sectional games are arranged. It lists Harvard Illinois Princeton Chicago Yale Ohio State Notre Dame Army Harvard Notre Dame Yale Georgia Tech Harvard Center and Harvard Army as big upcoming tilts.
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Harvard-Illinois
Princeton- Chicago
Yale-Ohio State
Notre Dame-Army
Harvard Notre Dame
Yale-Georgia Tech
Harvard-Center
Harvard-Army
Notre Dame Star George Gipp May Join Major League Next Year
George Gipp, Notre Dame football standout, may wear a major league baseball uniform in Chicago next year while currently in critical condition from pneumonia in South Bend. Johnny Evers, new Chicago Cubs manager, admires Gipp, noting his status as a clever center fielder and a reputed slugger. Gipp shifted from football after excelling as a quarterback-like thrower, using accurate throws to earn a gridiron spot.
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George Gipp
Notre Dame
Chicago
Gipp
South Bend
Ind
Johnny Evers
Chicago Cub
Washington crew to begin spring practice January 4
University of Washington crew opens spring practice on January 4 ahead of May Oakland Betuary races. Fall practice ended last month. several football players join the spring drills. A leader will select varsity and freed squads, with top riders housed at the crew house for the season. The Tilinais constitution allows interracial marriage.
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University of Washington
Oakland
Frisch Signs 1991 Giants Deal to Move to Second Base
K Frisch signs with the New York Giants and is slated to move to second base with Goldie Rapp at third. Manager John McGraw plans to shift the speedy, gifted fielder who hit around .240 last season after illness, hoping for a stronger 2021.
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K Frisch
New York Giants
John McGraw
Goldie Rapp
New York
Giants
Frisch
USC Admission Rejected by Coast Conference
The Los Angeles Record notes that the Pacific Coast conference refused USC admission citing distance, while implying Northern bias against Southern California recruiting. The piece questions sportsmanship as well as the role of regional pride in conference decisions.
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Darlif L. Darlie
Los Angeles
Berkeley
University of Southern California
Northwest
Altho
California
Stanford
Coaner
Washington
San Francisco
Palo Alto
San Franciscan
U.5. C
Holier Than Thou” Council
Oakland proposes strict boxing ordinance after outrages
Police Commissioner Morse introduced a measure to Oakland city council to regulate boxing. The plan requires affidavits of good character and arrest-free records before any boxing license. Commissioner Bacon warned the ordinance could ban boxing in Oakland. Commissioner Edwards defended boxing as a clean-profession activity.
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Cal
Morse
San Francisco
Howard Street
Santa Rosa
Bacons
Edwards
Harley Spurns $750 to Play Pro Football
Former Ohio State star halfback known as Chick refused a $750 offer from Chicago Logan Squares to play in their backfield on Thanksgiving day. He traveled to Pittsburgh to visit Pitt and Penn State. teammate Pete Stinchcomb also rejected a $200 offer to play in the game.
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Chick” Harley
Ohio State
Chick
Chicago Logan Squares
Pittsburg
Pitt Penn State
Logan Squares
Pete” Stinchcomb
Buckeye
Pete
Child Prodigies Create A Big Stir In World Athletic
In a profile by Robert L. Ripley, young talents across chess and sport are highlighted. Samuel Reomsowski, a Polish prodigy, faces American masters in chess while other youths such as George Carpentier and Willie Hoppe achieve early fame in boxing and billiards. The piece extolls prodigies from art to sport and notes students like Edward Harvey at Columbia mastering multiple languages. At Berkeley, coach Andy Smith drills his California squad for the Heart-Wast clash with Ohio State on New Year’s Day as Art Mueller shines in scrimmage.
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Samuel Reomsowski
Inaudi
Exestewrk l
Wunderkind
Hoffman
Mosart
Goethe
Durer, Gainesborough
Michel Angelo
J. KB. Millais
Royal Academy
Otto Pohler
Winnifred Stoner
Pittsburg
Edward Harvey
Columbia University
Georges Carpentier
Berkeley
Cal
Dee
Andy Smith
University of California
Ohio State University
Pasadena
Art Mueller
Dean Snyder
Han
Annual W Banquet to Honor Washington Football Letter Winners
The University of Washington holds its annual banquet for football letter winners on Tuesday evening December 14 at the New Washington hotel. The event features the election of next year’s captain just before the banquet with speeches from Captain Faulk Coaches Allison and Solen Graduate Manager Darwin Melsnest and other figures connected to the season.
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University of Washington
New Washington
Faulk
Allison
Solen
Darwin Melsnest
Leonard's Lightweight Supremacy Sealed by Clear Victory
The article lauds Benny Leonard as dominating the lightweight division, noting he defeated Welling and previously shut out rivals in a period of minimal opposition. It compares his style to dance like boxers, praising his speed, tactics, and strength in clinches, while questioning his stamina for a full 26 rounds.
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New York Journal
Benny Leonard
Jack McAuliffe
Dan O'Leary
Joe Welline
Crow Bate
Leonard
Gans
McFadden
Verne
McAuliffe
Hawkins
Lavigne
Nelson
Griffo
Dobbs
Dana
Mine
Jim Corbett
Jack O'Brien
Johnny Kilbane
Packy McFarland
Welling
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