Vancouver Puck Men Clinch Coast Playoff Spot
Vancouver hockey team secured a Coast honors playoff berth after a 6 to 1 win over Victoria last night. The game featured a brief fight between Bill Meeking and Harry Dunderdale and included noted scorers Dunderdale Loughlin and Adams with periods tallying 1 0 - 0. Vancouver faces Seattle Mets next and then hosts a final regular-season game.
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Handless Wonder Makes High Run in Balkline Billiards
The article lauds George H. Sutton, a billiards star with no hands, and argues against quitting. It emphasizes his world high run in balkline and encourages steady practice and perseverance.
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Rumblings From Seattle's Bowling Alleys
Bowling scene in Seattle features top clubs and players amid a national event. The American Bowling Congress opens in Buffalo February 28 and Seattle prepares with clubs like the Ideal alleys hosting regional activities and a Pacific Northwest trip to Portland discussed.
Star Ice Racers Booked to Compete
After a one week postponement McGrath the Star champion and Phil runner up will race in a 14 lap match between periods of the Vancouver Seattle hockey game at the Arena tomorrow night. The first meeting was a thriller with McGrath like Donahue on the last lap. Four judges will be appointed one at each pole. If either racer passes on the Inside they must touch the opponent or risk disqualification. Jim Price who finished third may enter making a possible three corner race. If Price enters he should contact Manager Muldoon immediately. The big race will occur between the first and second periods of the hockey game.
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Pullman Cagers Open Season Against Washington
The Pullman Cougars host Washington at the W gym for a season opener tonight with a rematch planned tomorrow. Expected Pullman starters include Captain Pink McIvor Harold Soren gen Ernest Burke Wilbur King Clarence Loomis and Dick centers Chick Rockey and Jack Friel. Washington counters with Archie Talbot Jimmy Lewis Henry Seilk Jimmy Morgan and Windy Crawford.
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Eckmann Cagers Reach City League Finals
Eckmann Furniture Co. defeated Puget Sound Paper Box 21 to 14 at the Elks Club to seal a finals berth in the City Basketball league. Earlier, Elks Club beat Rainier-Note Post 34 to 21 in the opener as teams prep for Wednesday cues at University of Washington and the Y M C A.
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Pass on the good word and spring wardrobes
A cheerful ad describes spring coming to town and families dreaming of new clothes. Cherry's easy pay system lets them take fashion home on promise to pay, with Dad, Sue, and Pill eager for coats, taffeta, knickers, and more. The Rialto Building location on Second Ave is noted.
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Sutton Tops 799 in Billiards Run at New York
George Sutton, handless and self taught, reportedly hit 799 points in a single inning at New York on February 17, surpassing Edotamt Horemans 701 with a three hour display. He spoke of eye strain and his path from a machinery accident to billiards as his life.
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Boxing news bustle stirs welterweights and featherweights
The article outlines Pen Te ana Pen Te ana Tity Kid Herman seeking a shot at Hiitton while open to middleweights, with Leo Flynn receiving offers from cities including Trenton Toronto and Detroit. Johnny Poff, Jersey City's top flyweight, faces Fran kin Mason in New Orleans. Bob Martin earned 85 000 and gate receipts hit 14000. Tex Rickard staged fights. Dempsey and others loom as potential challengers.
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Russell Refutes Exertion Claim Against Babe Ruth
Alan Russell denies tiring himself out last season trying to strike out Babe Ruth. He plans to train in Baltimore and says he pitched to all batters the same, not giving special attention to Ruth.
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Stroud Jumps Woe to Salt Lake Bees
The Reds rely on newcomers Sammy Bohne Hargrave and Charley Lee to spark a 1921 National League title bid while Salt Lake grapples with Ralph Stroud departure crippling its pitching staff. Gavvy Cravath must assemble a new lineup including two infielders and several pitchers to compete.
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Giants Sign Pitchers Barnes and Nehl for 1921
New York Giants announce in New York on February 22 that pitchers Jess Barnes and Arthur Nehl have signed 1921 contracts.
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Tiger Midgets Nose Out Quakers In Overtime Thriller
The Broadway Midget basketball team defeated Franklin Quakers 13 to 12 after four minutes of overtime. Welch scored a key basket, with Feek handling assists and McIntosh contributing for Franklin. Quakers leaders were Tekune and McIntosh, while Welcht and Feek starred for the Tigers.
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Debut of Marahali Field 111 Headlines Chicago Wrestling Night
Chicago tourists and wrestling fans gather as Marahali Field 111 debuts with three bouts to aid destitute children. Jim Londos meets John Pesek, Johnny Myers faces Louw Talaber, and Jack Reynolds wrestles Spire Worrls in a crowd pleasing program.
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No. 2 Team Scores Sizable Past Marks in Meet
The record shows No 2 with members including Vick Porter and Sam Walske posting scores and totals around 472 and 509 while No 1 led by Thorne Mildebrand Routin Van Osterhout posted similar tallies. No. 3 and No. 4 teams include Rovinean CrAlme M r l o W and Frank Latron McCullough Williams with mixed scores and totals in the 300s to 600s.
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Seven Bouts Feature Dreamland Smoker Card
Seven bouts head the American Legion smoker at Dreamland Friday led by Tiny Herman versus Jim Barry in a heavyweight clash. Frankie Rogers faces Harry Casey in a lightweight bout, Eddie Jackson meets Mareasty Flores, and Filipino Kid Martin fights Brnié Daley in bantams. Billy Vitro meets Spike Carney in another bantamweight bout, with Bud Ridley vs Babe Herman forming the rest of the Seattle card.
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Cuban Athletes Invade U S for Miami Tournament
Cuban visitors bring polo teams golf stars tennis players and swimmers to Miami Beach for a week long tournament. The event stems from a two year polo exchange and uses the presidential yacht Harvey to ferry participants. The Miami Country Club course features a challenging 140 yard water hole and water on three sides.
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Both In the Same Boat Seek Catchers in Cleveland
In Cleveland on February 22 both Tris Speaker and Wilbert Robinson, rival managers from the 1920 world series, search for catching help. Speaker looks for an understudy to ONeill while Robinson needs a regular catcher.
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Will McGraw Manage Giants Next Season
New York rumors fire again about John J. McGraw leaving the New York Giants after long service. McGraw denies retirement and pledges to be on the job next season while observers note his limited field presence last year and suggest he may stay as part owner amid remaining club leadership.
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