Victoria Humbles Home Men In Overtime Hockey Thriller
Victoria defeats Seattle 5 4 in overtime after a wild game with multiple lead changes. Wilf Loughlin and Eddie Oatman sparked Victoria with late goals, while Seattle’s Jim Riley and Foyston kept the Aristocrats close. Referee Mickey Johnson handled numerous penalties and fights during the high tense period.
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Rewe
Seattle
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Walker
Keattie
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Halderson
Wonderdale
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Iter
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Meeking
John Seattle
Pride
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Dunderdaie
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Loughlin
Kiley
Oatman
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Jon
Knights of Columbus rally past Kent Legion 31 to 29
On the Caseys floor last night the Knights of Columbus extended their winning streak with a tight 31 to 29 victory over the Kent American Legion. The game stayed close throughout as the Knights built and held an early lead, while the Legion trailed by only a basket most of the night.
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Kent American Legion
Caseys
Knights
Legion
Will Danforth Help Browns Trade Shocker and 11 Players
The St Louis Browns exchanged pitcher Dave Danforth to acquire 11 players from Columbus after Bobby Quinn and Lee Fohl brokered the deal. Colleague Charley Herzog expects Danforth to reach a dozen wins this season, while Browns manager and executives express optimism about his impact.
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Dave Danforth
St. Louis Browns
Danforth
St. Louis
Bobby Quinn
Browns
Bob
Rowland
Columbus
Lee Fohl
Quinn
Derrill Pratt
New York
Shocker
Gideon
Joe
Algeon
Pratt
Fohl
St. Louie
Charley Herzog
American Association
Herzog
Chicago
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Bill Grimm Registers for Washington Grid Team
Bill Grimm, the strongest unit on the Washington varsity line in 1919, registered at the university yesterday. Walter Camp named Grimm on his second all American list in 1919, and he is regarded as one of the Pacific coast’s best linesmen. Glen Brick Johnson of Spokane also entered the university this winter after starring at North Central High School in football, basketball, and baseball.
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Washington
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Grimm
Walter Camp
Glen “Brick” Johnson
Spokane
Johnson
North Central High School
Ellison May Try Pitching For Seals
Bert Ellison San Francisco infielder has been pitching secretly. He relieved in the Winter league and could be moved from the infield to the pitching staff, observers say, as Charley Graham weighs the change for the Seals.
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San Francisco
Ellison
Iim-creased
Charley Craham
Bert
Seals
Brickley Weighs Northwestern Coaching Offer
North western university officials awaited word from Charley Brickley today on whether he will accept the post offered to him as head football coach at the university.
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Brickley
Joe Evanston
Northwestern University
Charley Brickley
Derby Signs Dutch In Matrimonial League
Out in California Gertrude Derby signs Dutch Ruether in a matrimonial league move. Wilbert Robinson had complained that nobody wanted Ruether, and the situation unfolds with Derby taking the action in the match of domestic alliances.
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Wilbert Robinson
Dutch Ruether
California
Gertrude Derby
Dutch
Trade brings Piercy to Red Sox amid Landis suspension
The note questions whether Harry Krazee recalled that Bill Piercy cannot bat for the Red Sox until Landis serves his suspension, highlighting the timing issue surrounding the trade and eligible playing time.
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Bill Piercy
Red Sox
Bill
Sox
Landis
Meeting to Prove Charges Against Boeing Club Players
Eckart manager Ely Caston must produce Max Kiep and Hans Mehl at The Star office tomorrow night to prove his charges that they were induced by the Boeing Aircraft club to join its team. Boeing denied approaching players at the first meeting. Kiep and Mehl now play for Boeing, after being released by Eckart.
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Lewis Signs Pet Rookie In Bee Contract
Duffy Lewis, then manager of Salt Lake, signs sand lot pitcher Lem Owen to a Bee contract. Owen had played in the Blue Ridge league and is viewed as a solid class AA prospect with independent play experience.
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Washington Senators
Lem Owen
Duffy
Salt Lake
Orwen
Owen
Blue Ridge
George Shade Suspended for No-Show Bout
New York boxing officials suspended George Shade one of the three fightin Shades for failing to appear at a Harlem boxing club on Wednesday where he was slated to meet Dave Rosenberg in a 12 round bout. The sanction marks another setback for the California boxer as the commission enforces attendance rules.
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New York
George Shade
Bees Top Prospects Boost Pitching and Infield Depth
Salt Lake Bees manager Proxy Lane reports a strong winter market with three new high class pitchers, solid first base and third base options, and a versatile outfielder capable of hitting. Lane says the additions fill key holes and strengthen the roster.
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Salt Lake
Proxy Lane
The
SUDS SUTHERLAND MAY SEEK RETURN TO PORTLAND COAST LEAGUE
After a Detroit trial Sutherland refused Portland return and was suspended. He played independent ball in the summer and now seeks reinstatement through Commissioner Landis, hoping to rejoin organized baseball.
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Landis
Detroit
Portland
Giants Survive as Nationalists Echo Second-String Philly
A Gotham scribe notes the Philadelphia Nationals resemble the Giants’ second team with Rapp Monroe the Smiths Henline Walker Hubbell and Snover on their lists. The observer adds the Nationals may play like that bench unit as they face the Giants.
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Monroe
Smiths
Henline
Walker
Hubbell
Snover
Philadelphia Nationals
Giants
Gotham
Same First Sackers for Coast Ball Clubs
Coast league clubs expect the same first basemen with a few changes. Tex Jourdan leaves Salt Lake for the Minneapolis Millers. Jim O Connell returns to San Francisco, likely remaining at first base. Ongoing uncertainty surrounds Guisto with Oakland and Poole with Portland. Murphy is set to start at Seattle first base with mixed form on defense and base running.
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Lassen
Salt Lake
Tex Jourdan
American Association
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Vernon
Ham Hyatt
Jim O'Connell
San Francisco
James
New York Giants
Oakland
Jack Knight
Altho
Louis Guisto
Guisto
Cleveland
Melanis
Indians
Ohio
Fats Moliowtta
Sacramento
Preparation of Stadium Track for Spring Meet Underway
Work on the Stadium track began this week under track manager Jimmy Roberta as teams prepare for the Pacific Coast intercollegiate meet in May. Coach Hee Edmundson will delay varsity training while athletes, led by Casey Anderson, return to school and join the Purple and Gold squad.
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Hee Kdmundson
Casey Anderson
Varsity Squad Meets Hall Team in Preseason Clash
University of Washington basketball ends its preseason schedule with a game against Hall's Business College at the university gym. Hall's squad includes former high school stars and is expected to provide a solid workout for Coach Edmundson's UW team.
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University of Washington
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Camp Lewis
Hall
Business College
University Gym
Newman Sets New Cue Mark
London January 5 T Newman playing Cr Falkiner former professional billiards champion set a new world record of 1274 breaks surpassing the previous 919 by H W Stevenson in 1913.
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London
Cr. Falkiner
T. Newman
H. W. Stevenson
Mack Signs Slugger Hamel for Philadelphia Trial
Mack signs Jake Hamel the Central league home run leader for a summer trial with the Philadelphia Americans. Hamel brings strong power numbers and veteran hitting instinct to the tryout after leading the circuit in homers.
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Mack
Jake Hamel
Philadelphia Americans
Nisbet Saves Bruins Rep Against Coast Champs
Archie Nisbet emerges as a hero of California football as his toe saves the Bruins in a Washington and Jefferson clash. He outpaired rivals with nearly 100 extra yards from punt returns and helps defend Berkeley’s goal against the Presidents who shocked the Coast champions with superior offense.
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California
Nisbet
Washington and Jefferson
Boxing Officials Probe After Suspension Stirring Regulation Debate
New York January 5 boxing commission suspends Johnny Wilson and his manager for their latest running out stunt. Critics say champions are too independent and call for stricter rules and mandatory schedules to ensure frequent, multiple opponents.
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The
Boxing Commission
Johnny Wilson
East Will Hold First Dog Race
The Nansen Ski club of Berlin New Hampshire will stage one of the early dog races over 120 miles on February 2 3 and 4 Entries include Canadians and artist Jacques Surrane who will pilot the American entry A silver cup and cash prizes of 300 200 and 100 await the winners The route 42 miles to Haleame hotel Dixville Notch 48 miles to Balsama Lancaster and 20 miles to Berlin
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Pool Open to Ring Game at Crystal Pool Clash
Jimmy Malone of Cascade Athletic club announces Crystal Pool will again host a ring game as the boxing lease at the Pavilion faces jeopardy. Smokers will be staged in the club venue, with three supporting bouts behind a double main bill featuring Gordon McKay Eddie Daly Kid Johnston and George Ingly.
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Jimmy Malone
Cascade Athletic Club
Malone
Boxing Commission
Cascade Club
Gordon McKay
Eddie Daly
Kid Johnston
George Ingly
Star Cagers Break Even
Shaner and Wolff endured a 6 to 18 setback as Fauntleroy, led by Tanzer and Haslem, overwhelmed the Clothiers on the suburban floor. Battery Choppers beat Tettiery at the armory 33 to to end with Rigley 12 and Rakenhus 10 for Battery C, Wasson starring for Lonern.
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Fauntleroy
Pauntleroy
Tanzer
Haslem
Clothiers
Battery
Tettiery
Armory
Rigley
Rakenhus
Battery C
Wasson
Collins Cubs Upset Stacy Showns In Close 20 19 Win
The Collins Cubs beat Stacy Showns 20 to 19 at Collins playfield in a major upset. Tom Duffy scored five field goals to power the Cubs while Shawn defense forced four late turnovers. Rapp’s early basket was negated by a floor-rule violation and a later shot at the line was wiped out by stepping.
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Collins Cubs
Stacy
Collins
Tom Duffy
Shawn Boys
Careloan Work
Rapp
Shawn
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