California Bears vs Ohio State Dominate In Pasadena Showdown
California defeated Ohio State 28 to 0 at Pasadena in a high scoring display of aerial attack and stout defense. Everett High School upset East Tech 16 to 7 in Everett, led by Sherman and Michel as Tech matched Everett with sharp passing and a late push.
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Ohio State 0 California 38 Gridiron Duel Recap
Ohio State falls 0 to 38 at Cleveland East Tech in a rough game. California scores via Sprott and Stephens with multiple touchdowns and extra points. Substitutions include Heis Hall Morrison and Clark for various players. Official time periods are 15 minutes each.
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Lown University to Stage March Basketball Tourney
Lown University announces an on campus basketball tournament for March 17 bringing strong teams. Players’ expenses funded by the university. The event involves multiple athletic associations and tracks for February events at Madison Square Garden.
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California Upsets Ohio State In Rose Bowl Recap
California defeats Ohio State 23 to 0 surprising Eastern observers. Brick Muller directs a precise aerial attack against a weary Buckeye defense while Ohio State fumbles twice early. Coach Wiles and players acknowledge California deserved the win as the Coast power gains national recognition.
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Cage League Opens at Crystal Pool Tonight
The City Basketball league starts with two games at Crystal Pool. The Elks face System Sign Co at 8 p.m. followed by University Commercial Club versus Northern Life. All four teams are rated strong, promising fast, competitive tilts.
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Olympic marathoner aims farming in Finland next spring
An Olympic marathoner plans to return to Finland next spring to take up farming. The United States Field Trial stub will run its derby and all age stakes at Junction Tenn starting January 31. The United States Naval Academy at Annapolis is building a pool costing over $150,000. John Fitzpatrick, assistant rowing coach at Princeton, will coach Lincoln Perk Jr. of Chicago in a year. Williams College hosts a winter carnival February 3–4 with seven colleges competing in events.
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Yakima High Seeks Walter Merried as 1971 Coach
The Yakima high school plans to hire Walter Merried, a former Washington State college star, as coach for the 1971 eleven. Trego Dexdek and Penn State coaches are noted in circulation, with discussion of adjustments to the lineup and game strategies. The Cleveland Fast Tech football eleven returned home Saturday night via the Great Northern after the trip.
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Spears May Coach Purdue
Chicago January 3 The failure of the outh athletic council to reappoint Clarence W Spears as head football coach has led Purdue to consider him for their grid team. Spears, a Dartmouth graduate and former All American guard, completed medical studies there after his playing career.
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Golf figures reshuffle as Fovargue reinstated amateur
Walter Fovargue, former pro and 1917 Northwest Open champion, is reinstated as an amateur amid plans for Aberdeen to field a Davis Cup team in 1911. J D Edgar, Canadian and Southern Open winner, will miss the 1921 British Open. George Duncan and Ted Kay to tour the U S in 1921. Harold Simpson joins Arlington Golf Club Beattie. Cornell starts a winter club for skating and hockey.
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Ted Kay
Tilden Leads U S Net Rankings In 1910s Era
William Tilden of Philadelphia tops the United States Lawn Tennis Association singles list with 1st, joined by top doubles duo Griffen and Johnston. The rankings cover 29 men and reflect input from multiple committee members after reviewing 1600 players.
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Mies Molla Bluredet
New York
Qarence Griffen
William Johnston
California
William Tilden
William M. Johnston
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San Francisca
Veteen Washburn
New York City
Charles Garland
Pittsburg
Muller Shines In Pasadena Football Classic Big New Year Show
Rick Muller of California starred in the New Year's Day Pasadena Intersections game. A Long Beach High School graduate, Muller played superb defense offense and passing, becoming one of the youngest participants in the era.
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Allstar pickers in football urged to continue
The speaker argues that institutions rewarding American boys with higher incentives deserve continuation and encourages football selectors to keep choosing top players.
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Salt mine workers urged to keep reputation intact
National and American League seasons require 154 games each and will begin on Wednesday, April 12 next, signaling a standard lengthy schedule for teams and players.
ICE RACE ENTRIES CLOSE TODAY
Entries for The Star’s ice races close at 8 p m tonight. All entries must reach The Star office or the Arena by that time to be eligible. First heat will be staged between periods of the hockey game Wednesday night. No entry fee for competitors. Further information available at The Star or Arena offices.
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Addrean Telephones Entries Completed
Matrices may be mailed to The Star or will be accepted at the Arena offices for entry completion on January 1.
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Mets Defend Puck Lead In Pacific Coast Hockey Race
Seattle will defend the Pacific Coast Hockey League lead tonight when they meet the Vancouver Millionaires on the northern ice. Vancouver and Beattie are the keenest contenders for the lead in the face of a close clash. A win tonight puts Seattle first. Beattie meets Victoria Wednesday as Victoria adds Frederickson at center, a key factor in their 5 4 victory Saturday.
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Centre College defeats Texas Christian in 63 to 7 rout
Fort Worth report says Centre College of Danville Kentucky crushed Texas Christian University 63 to 7 on New Year's Day. Seven Texas natives played for Centre in the victory.
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Dempscy Pushes Benton Harbor Ring Fights
Dempscy backs more title bouts in Floyd Firesimmons arena at Benton Harbor. The champion predicts knockouts will come easier in the Michigan venue as he cements plans for future defenses.
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Bonding of Ball Players Debated at Adjourned Session
The National Association discusses bonding minor league players for fidelity for integrity. Bonds range from 2000 to 5000 dollars by class. Major league extra inning totals for 1920 list 131 games across leagues with varied innings. Seattle Manager Kenworthy seeks Koerner-Wolter deal resolution and Koerner’s reported return in 1921. Charley Dorman may be sent to a Western league club. San Francisco eyes Honolulu as 1971 training camp. Yellowhorse declines 1921 majors. Shor and Hannah trade rumors denied. Rixey trade rumors denied by Phillies.
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All American Player Prefers Honors Over Ruth Records
A football player who makes the All American elevens would not trade the honor for Babe Ruth’s home run records, even if such an exchange were possible.
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Reasonable Kipler Bik Notice
Partial readable text from a classified notice lists an address at 13 Second Ave and a phone or lot code 561. The fragment suggests a local business matter or advertisement but lacks complete context or action.
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Kenworthy to Manage Seattle Coast League Team in 1971
Kenworthy, known as Kopecks, will manage the Seattle Coast League club in 1971. His career spans from a pitcher in 1908 with Zanesville to later roles in Denver, Sacramento, Oakland, Los Angeles, and Seattle. He posted notable seasons including 17–14 in 1908 and strong win totals in 1909 1910 and 1911.
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