Everett favored in East Tech prep school football title game
The Seattle Star notes Everett High will rely on a strong forward pass game and weight advantage against East Tech High of Cleveland for the state prep school football championship at Everett on Saturday. East Tech counters with ends Westrom and Dixon and quarterback Carlson, while Everett backs Wilson and Sherman form a potent backfield. The piece warns East Tech may arrive fatigued and not be in peak shape for the match.
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Scott High
Buckeye and California Near New Year East West Prep
Cal and Ohio State football teams wrap up final workouts in Cal Dec 28 ahead of the East West game on New Year’s Day. Buckeyes show disciplined pace as they practice passes and defense under scrutiny from onlookers.
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State
California
Buckeye
Coast Conference Brilliants Highlight Local Team
Critics say Brick Miller end Pesky Sprott and J B Morrison lead a standout quartet this fall. The group is praised as superior to any Coast Conference brilliants of the season.
Vancouver Defeats Victoria In Narrow Puck Thriller
Vancouver seco nd half surge edges Victoria Aristocrats 63 to 24 in a Pacific Coast hockey clash. Oatman and Loughlin sparked Victoria while Vancouver had key goals from Adame Harris Skinner and Meeking as both teams jockey for top spot ahead of a showdown with Seattle Millionaires.
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Oatmean
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J. Adama
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Goel
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Desireau
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I. Patrick
W. Laughlin
Laughlin
MH. Meeking
Harria
Microner
Vanccouver
Bkinner
Muldoon
Vancouver Millionaires
Seattle
Texas Dominates Spring Training Camps As Teams Move West
Texas again leads major league spring training with the world champion Indians the Giants and the Reds set to train there next March. Florida loses its grip as clubs relocate to Texas or nearby sites while Yankees shift to Louisiana and Dodgers to Baton Rouge. A debate surrounds Ty Cobb's managerial potential with tempered expectations about his temper and leadership.
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Texas
Florida
Cleveland Indians
Giants
Cincinnati Reds
Lone Star State
Yankees
Jacksonville
Dodger
Miami
Tampa
St. Petersbore
Shreveport
Dodgers
Baton Rouge
National boxing rules may save the sport
Henry L. Farrell reports that national supervision proposed by the International Sporting Club could rescue boxing as promoters clash over purses. The Walker bill aided New York boxing but left a long obstacle course. governors and promoters mull curbing prices to help fans and small entrants.
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New York
International Sporting Club
Miller
Offee
Vinton
The
Gama
Gata Motion Pictures
Kowta
Mack Plans Two Star Purchases Amid Baltimore Standstill
Connie Mack theaters two potential buys for Jack Bentley the Babe Rath of the International Jacobson as Baltimore club owner Dunn refuses to sell to avoid destabilizing the team Mack retains first claim on the stars Beatley a strong knoll pitcher will lead the New club in the Eastern league next year after spurning major offers Bender Johnson Cobb hold stock in clubs and Cobb to send surplus Detroit talent to the Chief John Martin rebutted as three year term as Southern league president Jimmy Burke to coach the Boston Red Sox in 1931 and Cubs sell Columbus holdings to the American Association Roy Brasher signs to manage Mineral Wells in the West Texas league next summer.
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Jack Bentley
Babe” Rath
International Jacobson
Baltimore
Dunn
Mack
Beatley
Bender
Walter Johnson
Ty Cobb
Cobb
Detroit Tigers
Rain Delays Davis Cup Challenge Round Matches
In Auckland New Zealand rain postponed the opening Davis Cup challenge round between the American and Australian teams. The scheduled first singles match features Norman Brooks of Australia vs William T. Tilden. Patterson of Australia and Johnston of California were set for the second match.
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N. Z
Norman Brooks
William T. Tilden
Gerald L. Patterson
Australia
William Johnston
California
Schaller Moves to Beaumont from Portland Beavers
Portland Beavers left fielder Walter Schaller is released to the Beaumont club of the Texas League, per manager Walter McCredie. Schaller is currently in San Francisco. McCredie denies a Paddy Sigtin trade to Salt Lake for Marty Krug but confirms ongoing negotiations.
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Ore
Walter KE. Schafer
Portland Beavers
Beaumont
Walter McCredie
Beavers
Schaller
San Francisco
McCredie
Paddy Sigtin
Salt Lake
Marty Krug
Indian Enter Davis Cup Team for 1921
The All-India Lawn Tennis Association committee announced it will enter a team for the 1921 Davis Cup contest in New Delhi. The squad must comprise British subjects or subjects of native states.
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Delhi
India
All-India Lawn Tennis Association
Southerners Celebrate Auburn Trio Victory Banquet in Pittsburgh
Alumni and former students of Auburn Polytechnic Institute gathered in Pittsburg to celebrate their varsity 11's successful season. Officials opened talks with the University of Pittsburgh for a potential game next year.
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Auburn
Ala) Polytechnic Institute
University of Pittsburg
Rutgers Signs Grid Games for 1921 Schedule
New Brunswick N J December 28 Rutgers has arranged football games for 1921 with Lehigh Lafayette West Virginia and Ursinus. Lafayette will be played in Easton under an agreement for a return game in New Brunswick in 1921. The other games will be played in New Brunswick.
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Lehigh
Lafayette
West Virginia
Orsinias
Easton
Rowland Named Manager of Columbus Club in A A Association
Clarence Rowland, former Chicago White Sox manager and Milwaukee American Association chief, chosen manager of the Columbus team in the American Association. He led the Sox to the World Series title over the Giants and served as a Detroit Tigers scout in 1920.
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Ohio
Clarence Rowland
Chicago White Sox
Milwaukee American Association
American Association
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Sox
Gianta
Detroit Tigers
Ice Races Open at Arena with Practice Time and Prizes
Ice racers entering The Star's January ice races at the Arena may practice on Arena ice after the evening sessions on Tuesday and Thursday. Entries close Monday. Open to all amateurs with no entry fee. Heats limit six per heat with two chances to win, finals return ten turns. a silver trophy awaits the winner and other prizes are planned.
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City Cage Outlook for MacDougall-Southwicks
MacDougall's basketball outlook hinges on recruiting to replace key departures from last season. Jack Davidson and Ralph Smith lead forwards, Dixon Shiveley anchors center, and Harold Botts is the lone confirmed guard, with Frayn and Gustafson back. The squad faces a tougher City League as Grover Kertiss Overton and Dick Munson left for Northern Life, leaving a guard gap to fill for a strong run.
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MacDougalls
Jack Davidson
MacDougall
Ralph Smith
Dixon Shiveley
Harold Botts
Dick Frayn
Emil Gustafson
Grover Kertiss
George Overton
Dick Munson
Northern Life
Pocket billiard meet opens with class A and B divisions
The Star at Pope Sibley's hosts a Seattle pocket billiard meet next month open to all players. Registration is 50 cents to cover trophies, with preliminary 50 point 14 ball rack games and final round robin for titles at 100 points. High average breaks ties in finals.
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Seattle
Pope Sibley
Star
Pope Sibley’s
Birmingham bishop says Sunday games harmless with devotion
The bishop of Birmingham on December 28 stated that Sunday games are not inherently harmful if they do not conflict with worship. He said a quiet round of golf is not evil and that people may gather to play football without adverse effects.
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Birmingham
England
Entries Closed January 12 for The Star Contest
Entries close January 12. Mail to The Star or deliver to Pope Sibley’s. Stampa will be accepted for entry fee.
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Star
Arena Office
Pope Sibley
Harvard Plans First Double-Header With Middlebury and Boston Univ
Harvard announces a first double-header football event for September 24, 1921, inviting Middlebury College and Boston University to participate. The plan marks a historic expansion of the Crimson schedule with two colleges on one day.
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Cambridge
Maas
Harvard
Middlebury College
Boston University
PlanNet Group Plans Des Moines Tennis Circuit
Des Moines Iowa December 28 plans show the city moving to join the Western tennis association in 1921. The proposed circuit of cities includes Omaha Kansas City Sioux City Minneapolis and Des Moines.
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Iowa
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Moines
Big Western Tennis Association
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Sioux City
Minneapolis
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