Everett Prep Gridders Win Coast Championship
Everett High of Washington claims the Pacific Coast prep title after a 28 0 victory over Long Beach High. Enoch Bagshaw’s eleven dominated with a strong defense and sharp aerial plays led by Wilson and Westrom.
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Long Beach
Cal
Everett High
Washington
Pacific Coast
Long Beach High
Enoch Bagshaw
s_ eleven
Californians
Peach
Wilson
Fiverett
Sherman
Invaders
Everett
Wigan
Westrom
Coach Bag
Ami
City Cage League Faces Eligibility Controversy
The City Basketball Association seeks change to AAU rules after supervisors urged a shift to allow all players except those paid for basketball or teaching. Critics call the proposed rule a discrimination and urge either strict amateur status or full pay-based eligibility for all players.
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City Basketball Association
Board of Supervisors
Board of Managers
Thase
Dempsey’s Ear Examined By Specialists In Chicago
World's heavyweight champion Jack Dempsey traveled west with a malfunctioning left ear. Doctors indicated a superficial exam found a couple of catches but expected healing. Dempsey, avoiding public exposure, boarded to Salt Lake City for Christmas with his manager Jack Kearns and kept silent on details.
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Dempsey
Chicago
Jack Dempsey
Jack
Niles
Jack Kearna
Ronnie
Salt Lake City
Dr. Morris
Kearns
Dempary
Bill Brennan
New York
Benton Harbor
Dempecy
Wistersil Infield Gap Filled For Seattle Beavers
Seattle Beavers secure Uying Tex Wistersil from Portland to fill third base as Kenworthy and Kiepper eye further moves. Shortstop remains unsettled with Rod Murphy at fret, Kenworthy at keystone, Wistersil at third, Eliott challenging for shortstop.
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Uying Tex Wheterzil
Portland
Seattle
Jammy Bohne
Stwasahes
Granson
Wistersil
Siwashes
Shortstop
Rod Murphy
Fret
Kenworthy
Keystone
Young Eliott
Prexy Kiepper
Sacramento
Baseball trade talk and league highlights from early era
A jittery cache of baseball notes covers trades and offers involving players like Miller Waggine and Joe Trogen, Akron’s move to fourth in the International League, and managerial changes. Walter Johnson’s lone standout pitching feat is noted along with batting averages by Merwin Jarreben and Mike Keenter. The Baltimore club leads the International in hitting, and Jack Tenney heads pitching with 14 wins in 146 games. The piece also mentions White Sox and Expos moves, Eddie Mulligan interest, and a Japanese Mikado team dinner in Seattle plans.
Ball War Loom Again In New York Meeting
Factional strife erupts after the annual league meeting as Charles Comiskey and Harry Frazee are left off the board. Club owners are shifted with Clark Griffith Washinton Phil Ball Dunn Ruppert and others named. Ruppert resigns upon discovering two colleagues were excluded and Shibe replaces him.
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New York
Charles Comiskey
Harry Frazee
Clark
Griffith
Washington
Phil Ball
St. Louis
James Co. Dunn
Cleveland
Jacob Ruppert
Ruppert
Entries Speed Up for Meet
Entries speed up for The Star Lee race and The Star pocket billiard meet to be held next month. Entry blanks are published on the sport page and should be sent to the sport editor as early as possible. An entry fee of 5 cents is charged for the pocket billiard tourney.
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Sport
Posible
Local light-heavy champion loses decision in 12round bout
Pocatelia Idaho December 12 Gordon McKay the local light heavy weight champion lost a decision to Al Sommers of Portland in a 12 round bout here last night.
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Pocatelia
Idaho
Gordon McKay
al Sommers
Portland
Local Bowling Standings and Scores Highlight Thursday Play
Phil Hovey and Ban Rippe clash as Kippe’s team eye a City league win. Struggling rival Kime Jonen and Stumser face tough matchups while Wirts Tom O Donnell and teammates boost form. Gasoline Row women take up bowling fever. MacGuire notes Stumser’s tough postleague run.
Annual Turkey Shoot at Seattle Gun Club
The Seattle Gun Club members will hold their annual Christmas turkey shoot at the Fort Lawton grounds on Sunday.
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GUN Club
Seattle
Chuir’sa Fort Lawton
McCarthy Refuses Pacific Coast Baseball Presidency
In Sacramento the Pacific Coast Baseball League’s annual meeting faced uncertainty as President William H. McCarthy declined to seek reelection despite an offer to double his salary to $10,000. Four magnates opposed his return, and McCarthy stood firm on stepping aside.
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Bacramento
Cal
Pacific Coast Baseball League
William H. McCarthy
McCarthy
Golf Ruined by Wind at Seattle Club Medal Meet
Wind altered play at the Seattle Golf Club during the monthly medal, sending golfers into bunkers and traps in new ways. Only two cards were submitted, M. M. McHMiwaine 86-12-74 and F. C. Ayer 85-10-75.
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Seattle Golf Club
M. M. McHmiwaine
F. C. Ayer
Local Golf Club Plans for Next Season
Members of the Karlington Golf and Country Club voted to continue play on the Black River course for another year. The property is now owned by the Chicago Milwaukee railway, with a lease to 1922. The Warlingtoniana will move to the Inglewood course under construction and to open next July or August.
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Karlington
Beacon Hill
Burlington
Happy Holmes Chosen Seattle Captain For Incoming Hockey Season
Seattle hockey notes reveal Happy Holmes elected captain as the Mets prepare for a busy week. Key players include Bernie Morris Frank Foyston and Jim Riley on offense with Jack Walker Rowe Roy Rickey and MacKay among the expected defenders. Victoria visits Wednesday and Vancouver opens with Seattle at the Arena in the Christmas tilt described as a season starter.
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Vancouver Vancouver
Victoria
Muldoon
METS
Bernie Morris
Frank Foyston
Big Jim Riley
Jack Walker
Rover
Rowe
Roy Rickey
Holmes
Sterling
Seattle
Mickey MacKay
Harness
Mickey
MacKay
Lehman
Nets
Lloyd Cook
Duncan
Jack Adams
Ris
Skinner
Bill Adams
Vancouver
Charley Tobin
Murray
Aeelas
Monixy
Aristocrats
Ter Patrick's
Canal
Vicsrason
Heck
Clem Moose Johnson
Chef Loughlin
Meeking
Eddie Oatman
Neith Nor Genge
Orilla Cops Edge Teit In Northwest Cage Thriller
Orilla defeated Teit 27 to 26 on the Orillia floor in a tight Northwest league game. Renton led a 26 to 12 rout of Botbell as the league schedule for the season unfolded with many January and February matchups listed.
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Orila
Ths
Teit
Orillia
Renton
Northwestern Hoop League Standings Roiled by Umpire Note
Editor notes that Northwestern League standings printed by Secretary Hoagland do not match the actual results. Mentioned are teams Snoqualmie Falls North Bend Palla with 22 0, and a schedule of upcoming games: Orta at Falls City Preston at Bothell Toit at Ortlia Rothe at Renton Falls City at Snoqualmie Falla North Bend at Preston Snoqualmie Falls at Bothell Renton at Palle City Orillia at North Bend Preston at Toit.
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Preston Palle City
Snoqualmie Fala
Preston
Hothell Orillia
Paile City
Snoqualmie Falls
Tom
Patle City
Peston
Kenton
Marth Bend
Snoqualmie Pallin
North Hend
Bethel
Kelle City
Orillia
Enoqualmioc Faille
Renton
Berth Bend
Pmothell
Pails City
Telt Orfila
Enoqualmie
Palla Renton
Palle City
Bothen
Telt. Renton
North Bend
Fails City
Snoqualmie
Rothe
Orilla
Prestee
Snoqualmie Falla
Orie
Rothen
Falls Ty
Snoqualmie Faille
Palie City
Pothell
Tot
Pyenbrouary
Orina
North Tend
Snoqualmie Fall
Hoagland
Northwestern League
Orta
Falls City
Bothell
Toit
Ortlia
Snoqualmie Falla North Bend
March
Booqualmie Falls
Bhlichto
Bnoqualmie Falls
Bothell Renton
Final Round Ends Roy Campbell Golf Jinx
Roy Campbell, a regular finalist at Seattle Golf Club events, lost the President's Cup final to Ben Stein 2 up after 36 holes at North Ind links. Weather hampered play but Stein led early, Campbell fought back, and a missed four footer on the 17th doomed his bid. Result honors a lasting bid in a continuing golf serial.
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Roy
Seattle Golf Club
Ben Stein
North Ind Links
Campbell
Stein
Footer
Ren
Aiiver
J. A. Swalwell
Roy Campbell
Boxing Commission Keeps Hite In Line For Now
The Seattle boxing commission lifted a tabled motion to bar Clay Hite from staging smokers, but warned he must behave and work with the panel. Elmo Jones urged restraint, noting Hite had acted poorly without permits. Kelton and Hanley opposed, allowing Hite to stage smokers once a ban on local boxing ends. The session also touched on venue issues and a three week boxing hiatus around Christmas and New Year.
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Clay Hite
Seattle
Seattle Boxing Commission
Hite
Commission
Elmo Jones
Jones
Clay
Hanley
Kelton
Elmo
Doc Kelton
Metropolitan Building Company
Doc
Building Company
Boxing Commission
Uineated
Fraternity
Knights of the
Mitt
Jimmy Malone
Santa Claus
Chet and Tiny Cleared at Portland Boxing Event
In Portland a boxing commission exonerated Chet from Tacoma and his manager Tiny Herman after an inquiry over alleged preparation methods used on Tiny during the Herman bout. The ruling clears both individuals of misconduct.
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Portland
Chet Tyre
Tacoma
Tiny Herman
Tiny
Chet
Tiny Rosin
Entries Close for January 1 Contest at Arena Office
Entries close January 1 with mail submissions to Star or in person at the Arena office.
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Star
Arena Office
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Mimme
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G. Gooding
Ken Thomas
Aroqualmie Palle
Tolt
Northwestern Hoop League
Eprsee
Palla Chy
Eenee
Ray Campbell
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