Harvard vs Oregon grid clash and Everett meets Scott eleven
Harvard eyes a New Year Pasadena showdown with Oregon as coach Huntington primes the Crimson to upset the West. In Everett, Scott of the East meets the coast champion Everett for the big prep grid title game and district excitement.
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Crimson
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Oregon
Pennsylvania
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Harvard
Princeton
Yale
Eddie
Bill Steers
Murray
Horween
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Scott
City of Smokestacks
Bagshaw
Pitt and Tech Cut Athletic Ties
Athletic relations between the University of Pittsburgh and Carnegie Tech have been severed. The split ends a long rivalry that sparked numerous fist fights whenever the teams met.
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University of Pittsburg
Carnegie Tech
Washington Faces Possible Intersections in East Schedule Talks
Washington contemplates November Turkey Day and a potential game with California at home while weighing an East Coast opponent. Dean Arthur Priest confirms ongoing talks as coach Hunt plans trips to St. Louis for negotiations. The Coast title winner would gain rights to select a preferred East opponent under new conference rules.
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Georgia Tech
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Arthur Priest
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St. Louis
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Wasornia
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Turkey Day
Coach Hunt Attends Frat Meet in East
Coach Jump Hunt of the University of Washington travels to St Louis for the national Sigma Nu convention in January 1920. He plans to return by January 10.
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Jump” Hunt
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NO WONDER HE WANTED A VACATION
The New York Giants, storming through the New England states and Canada this fall, played an independent nine in Ottawa. In the sixth inning six Giants hits went to center field including a triple, three singles and two flies as the center fielder panting and benched asked if they always hit center. Art Fletcher quipped that if they faced an easy mark next fall they should bring Max Carey to loan to their team while he takes his vacation.
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Holdt's Uptown and Downtown Dine-Inpoints
A reader notes two Holdt’s locations, one at 1414 3d Ave downtown and another at 913 2d Ave uptown, suggesting a casual dining option with multiple addresses.
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3D Ave
2D Ave
Hector to face Frank Farmer in Tuesday bout at Crystal Pool
Bremerton heavyweight Hector Mustafa seeks a draw or victory against Kapowsin logger Frank Farmer Tuesday night at Crystal Pool. Farmer, 1 loss this season, aims to extend his slim record as Hector resumes boxing after a hiatus. The card also features other local preliminary bouts as Austin and Salt assemble the lineup.
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Farmer
Crystal Pool
Xing Commission
Bremerton
Frank Palmer
Austin & Salt
Frank Farmer
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Bex
Tommy Gitbona
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Lonnie
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Vector
Dremerton
Prank Palmer
Billy Chapman
Chet McIntyre
Keights of Columinus Name Maxwell Coach as Powers Sidelined
Frank Maxwell becomes physical director and manager of the club team while Doc Powers captains this season. Powers injures a toe in practice and will be out for a week. Dukes Thomason may join Viper Taft squad. First Christian team schedules a practice game with Star team. Moris Wikstar guard and Louie La Fray forward linked to Spaldings lineup. La Fray to wed next month.
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Keights of Columinus
Doc” Powers
Star Sport
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Spalding
Win Benedict
Benny Leonard Set for Seattle Bout Next Month
World lightweight champion Benny Leonard will box in Seattle next month as Clay Hite of the Northwest Athletic club plans an arena for the six round bout. Leonard will travel to the Pacific Coast next month. opponent to be announced.
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Northwest Athletic Club
Benny Leonard
Seattle
Hite
Leonard
Pacific Coast
Two Teams Quit Star League In Basketball Crisis
Rhodes Bros and the Independ ents drop out of The Star basketball league leaving only one team. A Monday meeting of league representatives will decide whether to add a replacement or shrink to eight teams and set the schedule for upcoming games next Saturday.
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Preeilent Chase
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Washington May Cancel Aggie Football Game
Washington considers cancelling its upcoming football game with Oregon Agricultural College in Seattle next season due to Pacific Coast Conference rules on gate receipts split. The Aggies hold a guaranteed flat sum by contract, while Washington awaits word from officials and may look to replace the opponent if the decision delays.
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Dean Priest
California
Scott Himen To Sit In On Big Prep Game
Scott high school of Toledo Ohio will join the tournament of roses committee at the Berkeley Long Beach high school state championship football game in Pasadena California. The Toledo team en route to Everett Washington for New Year’s day play stayed over for the prep clash and may depart tomorrow for Everett. Long Beach managers called reports of a game with the Ohioans premature clarifying Berkeley has not yet decided.
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Washington Cage Men To Start Real Work
University of Washington basketball practice will resume December 30 under Coach Stub Allison. About 15 players expected to survive initial trials as January 5 marks opening of new quarters and pruning of squad begins.
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University of Washington
Stub
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Fournier Bid for Slugger at League Meeting
Jack Fournier, star hitter and Seattle Coast league regular, wants to play next season or retire. Local proxy Bill Klepper will bid for Fournier to Piety Powers of the Los Angeles club at the San Francisco league meeting on January 5. If Seattle spends, it could field a stronger team and attract local fans.
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Seattle
Jack
Peerless Oil Lubricating Co
Los Angeles
Bill Klepper
Fournier
San Francisco
Boxing Notes From Tacoma and Surrounding Circuits
Tacoma boxing scene features Merrie Las and rivals amid January bouts and a Crystal Pool show. Local fighters Lee, Peterson, McCormick, Yarmer, and Wright battle for titles as promoters plan events and amateur trials.
Slated for Forward Role on Broadway Prep Cage Team
Ing counted on to hold down a forward job on the Broadway high school cage squad this year. Harris captained the second team at Prie st. school last year and put up a good brand of basketball.
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Broadway High Schoo Cage
Harris
Priest
Far Baird Faces Joe Gorman in January Boxing Card
Seattle lightweight Far Baird plans a busy schedule next month. He faces Joe Gorman of Portland in Milwaukie Oregon in an eight round bout on New Year’s Day and will meet Harold Jones of Tacoma in Vancouver BC in a four round clash January 14.
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Ore
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Carbonado and Skinner & Eddy Face Tomorrow in District Soccer
The coal towns Carbonado and Skinner & Eddy meet Woodland Park and Black Diamond in key league games. Woodland Park hosts Carbonado with Marrott set to replace J McLean, 2 15 kickoff, Pete Shearer referee. Black Diamond visits Skinner & Eddy at Woodland Park Grounds as teams chase a win to close the season.
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Carrigan Named Possible Purchaser of Red Sox
Ex Sox manager Bill Carrigan is talked about as a potential buyer of the Red Sox though he offers no definite plan. He is popular in Boston and could become a baseball magnate if a favorable proposition arises. Dyke, once Lincoln High guard, shows good form for University Community at forward.
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Red Sox
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Boston
Harry Frazee
Lincoln High School
Mets edged 2 1 by Victoria in coast opener
Victoria AristoCrats beat Seattle Mets 2 to 1 in the opening Coast hockey game before a large crowd. Foyston opened scoring for Seattle but Heck Fowler held the Victoria net while Moose Johnson and Bob Ge J plus W Loughlin connected for the winners.
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Heck” Fowler
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Moose” Johnson
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Victoria Defeats Seattle 3 1 in Hockey Tilt
Victoria edged Seattle 3 1 with goals by Victoria and substitutions noted. First period saw none for Seattle. Beattie logged 3 minutes for Victoria as Kerr Meeking Loughlin Johnson saw line changes. Referee Jon and timekeeper W Wilkerson officiated.
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Finalists clash as West beats Houston in Christmas golf match
Dr O J West defeated Dr Houston seven up with five to play on the Bea con bill course after a 36 hole battle. The win adds the Frederick Bentley trophy to West’s collection as Sam Russell captains Sea Golf and Country Club in the season. Russell beat Louis Terrell last Thursday to reach the final of the Presidents cup with Keal Brown and Fleager also semifinalists.
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Dr. Houston
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Sam L. Russell
Sea Golf and Country Club
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Ike
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Dixie” Fleager
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