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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Dec 26, 1921

Page

3

Star Senior Soccer Pilots Meet Over Caston Charges

Five senior managers in the Star Soccer league will convene Friday at Star office to address Caston's withdrawal claims. Caston of Mokart Co asserts involvement by Boeing Aircraft and West Seattle teams in luring players, while denying consent for dissension. The meeting, led by league manager C Row, will hear the three involved sides and aim to settle the dispute.

Anagers Bly Caston Mokart Co Star Office Caston Bekart Boeing Aircraft Weat Seattle C. Row Garon Eckarts Maple Leafs Lincoln

How Ed Walsh Looked When in His Prime

Biographical sketch of Ed Walsh detailing his deceptive spitball and exceptional move to first base. Describes how Walsh’s low knee high deliveries baffled umpires and runners, with a signature rapid snap throw to first base that contained the runner and sparked crowd reactions.

Ed Walsh Billy Evans Walsh White Sox Vilots Balk

Old Fox Griffith Tricks In 1907 Ball Toss Game

Baseball reminiscence recalls Clarke Griffith nicknamed the Old Fox pulling a setup against Ed Walsh in Chicago in 1907. Umpire Danforth describes balk ruling on Neal Ball to throw off New York and swing five runs late, noting Walsh’s temper and clever manipulation. Danforth mentions Walsh and Danforth’s return to The Hig show and that Dave Danforth was traded for 11 players by Columbus to the Lews Browns.

Walsh Clarke Griffith New York Griff Old Fox Chicago Ed Walsh Griffith Neal Ball This Herler Dave Danforth Hig Columbus American Association the &J. Lews Browns Dave Chicago White Box

President Smith Sees Hard Road for Bears This Season

Roy Smith, California football coach, says presidents not a snap and predicts a tough schedule in the East. He references an all-Scarlet build with Illinois and notes the Bruins should perform well against tough opponents, though he doubts many teams will test them as Ohio State did.

Roy Smith University of California Illinois Campington Jefferson Andy Losf Bears Ohio State Bruins Mississippi California Harvard Tion Cambridge

Jock and Jim Rally Amid Snowy Welcome Visit

Hutchison and Jim Barnes travel south amid jumbled notes on climate and weather. Their visit to a town named Fiverett brings a flurry of snow and a notable reception, marking a key moment in the trip.

Hutchison Jim Barnes Funny South Puget Sound Imate Fiverett

Dartmouth to Erect Basketball Cage in Alumni Gym Wing

Dartmouth plans a new basketball cage in the west wing of Alumni Gymnasium on the site of the former indoor baseball diamond. The floor will measure 45 by feet, and seating will accommodate about 2 000 spectators.

Dartmouth Alumni Gymnasium Institute

Competition Garneti Hosts 62 Interclass Basketball Teams

Garneti city hosts 62 interclass basketball teams in a broad practice drive. Organizers aim to boost junior league participation and talent development through wide attendance and structured drills.

Garneti

Canada Bars Yankee Stars in Track Championships

Canada amends its track rules to allow only Canadian citizens to compete in future championships. U S athletes have previously participated and hold a portion of Canadian records, but the change aims to promote homegrown talent and boost national athletes.

Amateur Athletic Union of Canada Ita Rulia United States Canada

Cornell versus Harvard dual boat races on Cayuga Lake

The annual Cornell Harvard dual boat races will take place on Cayuga Lake on May 27 as part of the Spring Day sports program.

Cornell

Harding Cup Awarded At Lake Placid Winter Meet

President Harding has given a cup to the winner of the winter sports meet among colleges at Lake Placid New York on December 31.

Harding Lake Placid N. Y

Local High and College Players Headline Holiday Hoops Shuffle

Molly McCarthy former Queen guard now at Washington State returns home for holidays and to suit with Battery team replacing Burke Gibson. Ballard Cubs debut in Star league Mat Eight at Bike club after two default wins. Pill faces Shaner & Wolff. many players from Pailard intermediates amid hoopera rumors. Kunz joins University of Washington Frosh after EWU games. Abe Getren plans Vewler Athletic club strengthening. league changes loom as teams prep for next week. Jenerie Millards Asahi Juniors Collins Cubs named among idle squads.

Molly” McCarthy Queen High School Washington State College Battery Seattle Hoya Burke Gibson Ballard Cubs Cubs Pill Shaner & Wolff Cute Pailard Hoopera Abe Getren Hie Vewler Athletic Club Bie

Giants Plan Coast Training for 107 Season, Seals Linked

Dr Strub president of the San Francisco club says Manager John Meshaw of the New York Giants plans to bring his squad to the Coast for the 107 training season. The Heals and Giants will train together. Justin Fitegerald Coast veteran outfielder to be used as pinch hitter by San Francisco next year. Seahick likely to be sold to one of two American association clubs. Pacific Northwest International league and Western Canada circuit to merge next year per Wee Kingdon former Portland shortstop. Kingdon on New York Americana reserve list. Cubs to start Weet February 18 with pitchers catchers and two first basemen. rest arrive Catalina March 1. Trinny Peter former first baseman of Salt Lake may get another chance. New York Glante and the Cube seek him.

Strub San Francisco Baseball Club John Meshaw New York Giants Heals Giants Justin Fitegerald San Francisco Seahick Seals American Association Wee Kingdon Portland Kingdon New York Americana Chicago Cubs Killifer Catalina Trinny Peter Iet Sait Lake Club New York Glante The Cube

Yale Swimmers Set 19 Meets Start Jan 14 at Penn

Yale swimmers will compete in 19 meets starting January 14 with Penn and ending March 26 in the Intercollegiate Championships at Penn.

Yale Penn

Harvard Freshmen and Veterans Set for Athletic Season

Harvard reports 723 freshmen enrolled in diverse athletic drills with seven veteran wrestlers to rely on this season. The lineup emphasizes early development and leadership from senior competitors.

Harvard

Golf Notes From Various Clubs and Tournaments

The Virginia Country club in Long Head hosted a sevel golf tournament open to members who had never used a club. Twenty three players completed nine holes with a winning score of 64 and the worst card at 107. The New Pingland Professional Gelfere association lists 115 members with 1200 dollars in the bank and a benevolent fund for members in need. Pileworth Augustua of Mereland, famed as the longest driver, reportedly hit a 344 yard ninth green on the Ambassador course. At the California open, a North versus South team match may feature dock Plutchieon and Jim Barnes. Olympia Pielde Country club in Chicaro plans a fourth 18 hole course for spring 192X. Burlingame Country club remodel will create a 6100 yard course under William Watson. Jock Hutchison notes it takes two seconds to complete a golf stroke with the upward swing and the follow through both consuming time.

Virginia Country Club Long Head Wee Pileworth Augustua Mereland United States Sam Jose Angeles Ambassador Bill Wilshire Country Club Lee Angries Dock Plutchieon Jim Barnes Jock Hutchison

Eastern golf stars plan Westward invasion in January

Walter Haren the Western open champion and Bob McDonald the Metropolitan open champion will begin a Western tour in January. They will visit Washington Oregon and California as part of the campaign reported by a New York wire.

Jock Hutchison Jim Barnes West Walter Haren Bob McDonald Washington Oregon California Saya New York Wire

Penn wrestlers plan Middle West tour with Iowa likely

Penn wrestlers will tour the Middle West and may visit the University of Iowa and other colleges if plans are carried out. The baseball nine also projects a trip through the Central West next year.

Penn Middle West University of Iowa Baseball Central West

Cornell Opener Hosts Western Reserve in Cleveland December 31

Cornell starts the season with a basketball game against Western Reserve in Cleveland on December 31. The matchup marks the first test for Cornell this winter.

Cornell Western Reserve Cleveland

Northern Pack Men to Tangle in Coast Hockey League

Victoria travels to Vancouver to face the Vancouver and Victoria squads in a 1k Coast Hockey League clash. A Victoria win could tie the Aristocrats with Seattle for the league lead. Vancouver hopes to snap a four game slide as Hugh Lehman returns in goal after a two week eye injury layoff.

Vancouver Victoria Aristrocrata Seattle Hugh Lehman

Friday Ring Card Promises Tight Local Boxing Night

Danny Bawarde is sidelined by illness delaying the card to Friday at the Pavilion. Promoter Jimmy Malone of Cascade presents five preliminary bouts headlined by a six round feature. Kid Sharpe meets Young O'Dowd in the semi windup, with Mike Mitchell and Prankie Pantiey in a close contest and Winter s return bout against Rube Finn.

Danny Bawarde Joe Marrahban Danny Jimmy Malone Cascade Club Kid Sharpe Canada Young O'Dowd Aberdeen Mike Mitchell Prankie Pantiey al Winters Rube Finn Winters Finn Ballard Boy Young Waleren Alvin Landon Joe Roses Billy Evans

American Golf Dates Listed for 1922 USGA Program

The United States Golf Association sets 1922 schedule with the national open at Skokie Country Club Glencoe July 11 over 6,240 yards. The national amateur starts Labor Day at The Country Club Brookline Massachusetts over 6,325 yards. The women's championship runs September 26 at The Greenbrier White Sulphur Springs West Virginia over 6,035 yards.

Skokie Country Club Glencoe I Chicago Skokie Labor Day Brookline Mass Bostin Greenbrier

Angels Seek Slab Talent for Power Pitching

Ponder and York, pitchers, may bolster the Los Angeles Coast league club via the brotherly interest of Pull Killifer, Chicago Cubs pilot, for his brother manager Wade Killifer. If the rumor of their arrival is true, the Angels would gain valuable hurling help.

Ponder York Corpa Pull Killifer Chicago Cub Wade Killifer Angels Wade Los Angeles

College Ball Assn Plans Record Keeping Meet

An association of college baseball managers plans a January meeting to promote good scoring and comprehensive individual batting pitching and fielding records. Attending are Yale Princeton Harvard Dartmouth Pennsylvania Columbia Brown Holy Cross and Cornell.

Chicago Yale Princeton Harvard Dartmouth Pennsylvania Columbia Brown Holy Crose Cornell

Lenava Diu Triumphs In Havana Handicap Race

Havana Cuba December 26 Gen J M Gomez three year old Lenava dio won the handicap setting the pace from start to finish and beat Cromwell by a half length in a close finish.

Havana Cuba J. M. Gomez Lenavadio Cromwell

McMillan Ends College Gridiron Career With Centre Texas A&M Outlook

His Last Bow on the gridiron at San Diego with Centre College against Arizona marks the finale of his service. As Kentucky’s quarterback, Bo McMillan produced historic feats including a 30 yard dash for the only touchdown against Harvard this year. A Texas A&M tilt may occur soon, but today may be his final chalked appearance.

Bo” McMillan San Diego Cal Centre Arizona Kentucky Colonels McMillan Harvard Texas A. & M

Various Football Updates Across Colleges and Associations

The report notes Franklin Field improvements for SS Penn, with a 50 000 capacity target for next fall and April start after seven April games. It mentions Portsmouth opening a new athletic medium in 1953, the Football Association discouraging women’s matches, and a disrupted football schedule involving Vogtend, Dobie, and Cornell coach Gilmore Dobie’s tenure ending in 1986. Went Point plans a double header against Mahien bere and Lebanon Valley in September, Amherst vs Oberlin on October 24, and Nebraska with one lettermen and ten regulars. Harvard plans two games with Georgia Tech in Atlanta.

Penn Franklin Field Went Point Mahienbere Lebanon Valley

Lacrosse Recognized as Minor Sport at Princeton

After a 26 year lapse lacrosse is officially recognized again as a minor sport at Princeton University. The move places lacrosse alongside other varsity and intramural programs within the athletics department.

Princeton

Shooting dates set for 1922 trapshoots

TBS have been awarded for three feature shoots in 1922. The Grade American is slated for Atlantic City September 11 to 16. The Prairie Zone final runs in Coffeyville Kansas June 26 to 29. The Pacific Coast Zone event will be in Portland Oregon July 14 to 17. Montreal discussions include May Memphis or August follow Maplewood.

TBS Atlantic City Coffeyville Kan Portland Ore Memphis Montreal Maplewood Fastern White Mountains Park North America

Heisman Offered $10,000 Season by Cincinnati

John W. Heisman, Penn coach, was offered a ten thousand dollar season to tutor Cincinnati next year, a five thousand five hundred dollar increase over his current Penn pay. Cincinnati shows rising football vigor after two strong seasons, including a 21 14 win over Pitt.

John W. Heisman Penn University of Cincinnati

Colonels Set To Face Arizona Eleven In Championship Tilt

Centre from Diego, led by quarterback and end Roberta and strong captain, seeks win after a 6 6 draw with Harvard. Arizona’s squad, bolstered by standout backs and linemen, aims to rebound against weaker opponents as it eyes future tests such as Texas A and M.

Arizona Jamen R. E Wee Fer Oregon KR. T E. Barkley Gibeon Kho Eoes- Smith Kubak ewoestcOce Bacco Jones Gordy Roberta MacMillan Tit Os Snoddy Armetrong Rh Bartlett PF. B Avetoge Tie

Green Turns Down Boxing at Dartmouth

The Dartmouth athletic council refused a petition to recognize boxing as a minor sport and allow Green boxers to enter intercollegiate competition. It noted previous additions of swimming fencing golf wrestling and gymnastics and said further increases are not advisable at this time.

Dartmouth Dartmouth Athletic Council

Chicago Club Bars Women Golfers

The Bob o’Link club in Chicago voted to bar women from the club, becoming the second Windy City golf organization to do so after Old Elm. Alec Pirie is the club’s professional at Old Elm. The proposal aimed to reduce social duties and costs seen as burdensome to most members, and the measure took effect immediately.

Bob

England Plans Huge Stadium at Wembley

England begins construction of a massive athletic ground at Wembley known as the British Empire Exhibition. The stadium will host the English Cup final from 1923, cost about one million pounds, and accommodate 122000 to 125000 spectators in an oval amphitheatre like arena.

England Wembley

University of Iwo Hosts Track and Field Championships

The University of Iwo will host the conference track and field championships in Iowa City on June 2 and 3. Schools and athletes compete for team and individual titles across events on the outdoor track complex.

University of Iwo Iowa City

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