Seattle Tops Victoria in OT Hockey Thriller
Seattle defeated Victoria 2 to 1 in overtime to take the lead in the Pacific Coast hockey league. Foyston scored the OT winner after a goal by Walker in regulation. Fredrickson and Loughlin starred for Victoria, while Riley and Murray supported Seattle.
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Jack Walker
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J. Patrick
W. Loughlin
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Tobin
Morria
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Dunder i
Notable Baseball Figures Poke At Verge Of Basketball And Football
The piece sketches cross sport chatter about Rabbit Maranville leading a New England basketball quintet and dodging big guards. Hennie Groh trains Cincinnati pitchers while Yale football lags behind. Sharpe’s return is touted. Bitty Sullivan’s apple venture draws laughs as Willie Keeler faces health setbacks. Jim Barnes signs a self contract. Cobb manages Bengals.
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Maranville
Boston
John
Title holder is professional in canal zone post
New York January 6 Homer Baker 660 yard record holder turns pro as an amateur and accepts a job as physical director for the government. He sails today for Cristobal to assume charge of canal zone work.
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New York
Homer Baker
Cristobal
Canal Zone
Carnegie Tech rejects Yale grid date for 1921 season
The Carnegie Tech Athletic council informs Yale that October 1 1921 game date is too early. Tech cannot accept the Elis proposed schedule and will not host Yale on that date in Pittsburg.
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Pittsburg
Carnegie Tech Athletic Council
Yale
Elis
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Ty Cobb Forms New Haven Farm Club for Tigers
Ty Cobb arranges to make the New Haven team, led by Chief Bender, a baseball farm for the Detroit Tigers and buys stock in the club, signaling a formal link between the major league franchise and the minor league affiliate.
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Ty Cobb
New Haven
Chief Bender
Detroit Tigers
Benny Leonard Rival Set for 15 Round at MSG
Richie Mitchell of Milwaukee challenges Benny Leonard for the lightweight crown in a 15 round world title bout at Madison Square Garden with a decision expected.
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Richie Mitchell
Milwaukee
Benny Leonard
Madison Square Garden
Champion Hoopsters Open Season Against Elmer Noble Post
MacDougall Southwick aims to rebuild after losses as they face the Elmer Noble Post in the opening game at Crystal Pool. Veterans Smith Davidson Wood lead the forward and center roles while guard duo Harper Botts contend for spots.
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Elmer Noble
American Legion
Ralph Smith
Jack Davidson
Washington Stars
Walter Wood
City Center
Elbert Harper
Harold Botts
B. Potts
Dick Frayn
MacDougall
Jamieson
Cook
Kertis
Davidson
Wood
Smith
Frayn
Botts
Potts
Harper
Noble Post
Chauncey Wright
Hemphill
Eckmann
Frankland
Folk
Frat
Crystal Pool
Letters for Mitt Men and Army Welch
Letters for Mitt Men and Army Welch and a telegram for Jim Flynn sit on the sporting editor's desk at The Star and can be obtained by calling any time.
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Army Welch
Val Sontag
Jim Flynn
Sporting Editor
The
Star
Army Navy athletic rift over recruiting talent
Disagreement over recruiting practices between West Point and the Navy Athletic Association threatens to sever football and other athletic relations. Officers debate continuing relations, expanding recruiting, or breaking ties, risking the Army–Navy game next fall. Accounts cite Elmer Oliphant and college stars invited to West Point, provoking navy opposition.
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New York
Rele Bam
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Navy Athletic Association
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Elmer Oliphant
Purdue
French
Storck Brothers
Rutgers
Benny Boynton
William
Towton College
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Fitspatrick
Flowers
Georgia Tech
Annapolis
Four Big Grid Games for Gotham
Four major football games are lined up at the Polo grounds next fall. Notre Dame faces Rutgers on election day, Dartmouth meets Pennsylvania on November 13, then plays Syracuse the following Saturday. The Army Navy game will close the season in the big baseball lot.
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Dartmouth
Pennsylvania
Syracuse
Army-Navy
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Rensity
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Stanford
Mbana
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Beattie
Arrang Ford
Washington
Herkeley
Ofth
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Santa Clara
Andfornia
H Berceley
A Man Without a Price Back in Baltimore
Baltimore owner Jack Dunn controls the Orioles with a firm stance in talks of selling or trading prized players. Critics envy his lack of a price and question whether Dunn will unload stars before spring training. Major league clubs wish for a loosened draft rule and a chance at Dunn’s roster.
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Baltimore
Jack Dunn
Orioles
Dunn
Moory
Dooma
M Grath Wins First Ice Heat
Only five racers entered the first preliminaries at The Star ice races in the Arena last night. James Melirath won by a narrow margin. Mimer Satterberg followed closely, with Price close behind before a late fall cost him potential first place. Ralph Winweed finished fourth and C W Cartoon did not finish. Next week’s heat participants to be announced.
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James Melirath
Amder
Mimer Satterberg
Nec
Price
Ralph Winweed
C. W. Cartoon
Wisconsin Coach Pans Ohio State in Break of Football Relations
Wisconsin coach John Richards accuses Ohio State of lack of sportsmanship in a letter to the Daily Cardinal. He says visiting players were insulted, officials browbeaten, and the crowd ridiculed. he warns his team will not play Ohio State if the faculty demands a game.
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John Richards
University of Wisconsin
Daily Cardinal
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Richards
Ohio
Wisconsin
Police prepare to arrest counterfeit ticket sellers at Rose Bowl game
Los Angeles police announce actions to seize fake tickets ahead of the Ohio State versus California football game during the Tournament of Roses events in Pasadena, aiming to curb fraud and protect fans.
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Los Angeles
Mat men make more than mitt men
A New York report notes athletes outside boxing often earn far more. Indian wrestlers, led by Goublin, amassed fortunes around five million with jewels totaling a million. Matadors, jockeys, and hockey players also show high earnings, while top boxers rarely reach millionaire status.
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India
Goubian
Goublan
Stecher
Dempery
Carpentier
Leonard
Hackenschmidt
Padoutney
Raceviteh
Aberg
Strangier Lewis
Wiladek Zbyczko
O'Neill Convalesces From Pneumonia Fever
Minooka Pa Jan 6 Jimmy ONeill brother of famed Indian catcher Steve ONeill is convalescing from pneumonia fever He expects to be back on the Washington infield when the bell sounds
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Jimmy O'Neill
Steve
Jimmy
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Bell Sounda
Joe Gorman Wins Verdict Over Al Grunan in Portland
Joe Gorman won the decision after ten rounds against Al Grunan in Portland Oregon. They fought toe to toe from the second round onward with Gorman earning the win in a rugged bout. Other results included Jimmy Carey stopping Billy Huff in the first round and Willie St Clair defeating George Flagles in eight rounds.
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al Grunan
Los Angeles
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Jimmy Carey
Billy Huff
Huff
George Flagles
Aix
Willie St. Clair
Johnny Boscovitch
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Billy Ryan
Young Joe Miller
United States Davin Cup Team Financing Costs Near 69000
The United States Davin Cup team faces total funding of about $69,000 for the year. The trophy, donated by Knight F. Davie in 1900, has crowned the tennis prize in 16 contests since then.
Oldest Managers In Baseball Ties Streak In Omaha
Omaha today notes Pa Trourke wound up his 21st year as manager after selling his interest in the Omaha club. Born in Columbus Ohio in 1864, he leaves Charles Comiskey the oldest acting manager in baseball.
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Pa" Trourke
Rourke
Columbus
Thia
Charles Comiskey
Buck Flowers Receives USMA Appointment Offer
West Point will offer Buck Flowers Georgia Tech football captain an appointment to the United States military academy. Flowers has an important business proposition in Atlanta and has not yet decided.
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West Point
Buck Flowers
Georgia Tech
United States Military Academy
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