Carpentier Passes on Title Bout in America Plan
Georges Carpentier will stay in Europe and meet Ted Lewis about mid March, denying an America bout with Tommy Gibbons for the light heavyweight title. Lewis, strong favorite in Britain, may face a lighter Carpentier who has reportedly weakened since Dempsey's bruising clash.
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Seaburn Brown
Georges Carpentier
America
Tommy Gibbons
Europe
Ted
Kid) Lewis
Jack McAuliffe
Carpentier-Cook
Ben Stein Tops Seattle Golf Ranking For 1921
Seattle golf circles crown Ben Stein of Seattle Golf Club as year’s top player based on results across national Northwest and city events. Stein’s 75 72 78 74 in the city championship led him to a 14-stroke victory, with strong showings in Portland qualifiers and national amateur play. Speirs Stell Fleager Watson Jones Haw and others follow in the year end ranking reflecting local clubs and Portland connections.
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Alex C. Rose
Ben Stein
Seattle Golf Club
Scottie
Seattle Golf and Country Club
Stein
Portland
Rudy Wilhelm
Dr. Willing
George von Elm
Roy Campbell
St. Louis
Clark Speirs
Lee Sternl
Seattle
Speirs
Jefferson Park
Inglewood
Heinie Schmidt
Lee Stell
Dixie
Fleager
Forrest Watson
Waverley Club
Chandler Egan
Egan
Dormie
Forrest Waton
Johnnie Jones
Harlington
Gordon Haw
Hugo Haakone
Hugo
George van Elm
D. H. Houston
Medico
Spmung
Winnipeg
Northwest
Douglas Nicol
Portand Golf Club
How Seattle Golf Players Ranked for 1921 Season
Seattle golfers are listed with rankings for the 1921 season. The compilation includes players such as Kartington and Jefferson, with clubs and standings noted across Inglewood and surrounding courses during the year.
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Seattle
Seattle golfers named to City All Star Ten Man Team
The article lists top players from Seattle clubs including Haw, Hugo Haakone, Dr. D. H. Houston, Roy Campbell, Bon Stein, and Dixie Fienger. It outlines their recent results at city, provincial, and regional events, notes Haakone and Houston’s strong showings, and highlights Campbell's persistent runner up finish while praising the team’s overall depth and talent.
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Roy Campbell
North End
Bon Stein
Dixie” Fienger
Seattle
League Presidents Meet Judge Over Draft Question
In Chicago on January 7, presidents of both the National and American leagues conferred with Judge K. M. Tandis in a special session to address the draft issue.
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Chicago
K. M. Tandis
Victoria Defeats Vancouver To Take Coast Hockey Lead
Victoria surged to a 6 2 victory over Vancouver to seize the Coast hockey lead. The Vics rolled a new lineup with Wilf Loughlin Dunderdale Meeking Johnson and Oatman contributing on offense and defense as Frederickson and Loughlin produced key goals and multiple substitutions and penalties shaped the period play.
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Vancouver
Vics
Wilf Loughlin
Dunderdale
Meeking
Rover
Johnson
Oatman
Victoria
Fowler
É . Lehman
Levehit
Denean
Sree
Cook
W. Loughlin
Cose Marrie Frederickeon
Halderson
Parkee
Adame
Frederickson
Parken
Golf rule changes likely at USGA annual meeting
Chicago January 7 Dramatic changes in lost ball and out of bounds rules will likely be adopted at the USGA annual meeting January 18. Officials expect the discarded rules and consideration of new stymie rules and unplayable lie reforms.
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Chicago
United States Golf Association
Pelsinger and Holley Set for Oakland Boxing Main Event
Sam Pelsinger and Buck Holley have been signed to meet in the main event of next week's boxing show in Oakland California. The card features a bout billed as the show closer with both fighters drawing strong local interest.
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Oakland
Cal
Sammy Pelsinger
Buck Holley
Kelton Denies Rumors of Boxing Pact and Pool Show
Seatte boxing commissioner Kelton dismissed rumors of a new promoter arrangement and said Tuesday’s ring show will be at Crystal Pool. He noted no formal deal exists and the Pavilion is unavailable that date.
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Kelton
Seatte Boxing Commission
Crystal Pool
Cascade A. C
Clay Hite
Austin & Salt
A. C
Johnston Won't Box Tuesday Card Changes Made
A boxing card at Crystal Pool shifts as Kid Johnston is sidelined by an injured hand. Joe Dunn of Portland replaces him in the bout. Gordon McKay and Eddie Daly headline. Frankie Pantley faces Eddie Neil. Sailor Colney vs Johnny Coggins. Sailor Joe Dunn meets Kid Wildeman in the remaining bouts.
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Crystal Pool
Kid Johnston
Joe Dunn
Portland
Tacoma
Gordon McKay
Eddie Daly
Frankie Pantley
Eddie Neil
Sailor Colney
Johnny Coggins
Sailor Joe Dunn
Kid Wildeman
Babe Herman Fights Fury in Garden Bout Ends in Draw
Babe Herman coast featherweight, known for ferocity and Dempsey like style, battles Andy Chaney of Baltimore in a 10 round New York Garden match. Referee's decision went to Chaney but crowd favored Herman, booing the result as a possible draw.
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New York
Babe Herman
Jack Dempsey
Andy Chaney
Baltimore
the Garden
Rabe
Dan Salt Leads Boys On California Boxing Trip
Caruso Dan Salt, Seattle mitt manager, will take Mickey Han non Harry Casey and Mike Mitchell to California. They start in Aberdeen Monday night where Casey faces Claire Bromeo. The trip is planned for about three to four weeks.
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Caruso
Dan Salt
Seattle
Mitt
California
Mickey Hannon
Harry Casey
Mike Mitchell
Aberdeen
Casey
Claire Bromeo
Big Cage Night Sets Up Two Crucial Junior League Showdowns
The Star Junior league features two pivotal matchups at 7:30 p.m. in Knights of Columbus gym and 3 p.m. at the Elks club. Hallard Cubs meet Ben Parte Billiard Five, while Shaner & Wolff face West Seattle, with Weer Rideout Ot riding a three game win streak. Preliminary games include Pirates versus Asahi Juniors at 6:45 and Imperiale against Wilson's Modern Business College at 6 p.m.
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Hallard Cubs
Ben Parte
Shaner & Wolff
West Seatte
Elks’ Club
Weer
Clothiers
Pirates
Asahi
K. of C
Imperiale
Wilson
Modern Business College
Weetheattie
Shaner & Wolff Neleon
Haslem Melvor
Ferwera
Krectunes Keyes
Pee Perrott
Hanson
Cees
Meloughita Feidman
Brite le Hen
Comter
Sens Blane Landhner
Borencon Nicholson
Gomngr
Wold A. Orent
Cue
Oward
Larees
Amehi Deniers
Foenition Pirates
K. Aral
Thacken Arel
Perward
F. Bracken Nishi
Cotter
Corvis Shimmure
Gwerd
Bheete Yokots Es
Guar Cece
Ft Eneon
Eekart Ciger resignations and protested charges unfold
The Star reports Eekart Ciger team resignations accepted after charges from Caston against Keip and Mehl, who deny involvement. A protest by Hoath Park against Washington Park is disallowed, with Washington Park credited a 2 to 1 win. Pred Kelly returns to Weet Seattle, strengthening the Weet Side at halfback. Standings in The Star league are to be reviewed and games credited to Bekart Clear Co. may be tossed from records.
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Eekart Ciger
Enees Te Eee
Hering
Wee
Caston
Eekart
Whother Mas Keip
Mans Mehl
Neeing Ceptain
Pekart
Star
Hoth Keip
Mehl
Eckhart
Hoath Park
Waeshington Park
Alex Hoes
Washington Park
Pred Kelly
Weet Seattle
Alaska
Weet
Star League
Bekart Clear Co
Rec. Orda
Tate Beats Wills In Bloodied Draw For Negro Heavyweight Title
In Milwaukee, Big Bill Tate of Chicago and Harry Wills of New Orleans fought to a brutal draw after a wild 10 round affair. Wills pressed the attack with powerful blows but Tate withstood punishment and mounted offense in the fifth through the ninth, driving Wills to the ropes and forcing a dramatic conclusion.
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Atland
Bill Tate
Chicago
Long Harry Wills
New Orleans
Tax Day
Tate
Wills
Milwaukie
Changes in Coast third sackers for 1922
The Coast league faces many changes at third base with only two veterans secure. Red Smith will occupy Vernon’s hot corner and Charley Pick will man Sacramento’s lock position. Charlie Deal may join Los Angeles if waivers clear. Bert Niehoff leaves to manage Mobile. Don Brown to Oakland, Oscar Vitt back with Balt Lake, Ray Sargent new Portland third baseman from Detroit.
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Leoh
Lassen Hile
Keystone
Red” Smith
Vernon
Charley Pick
Sacramento
Willie Kamm
Frisco
Detroit
Charley Deal
Los Angeles
Bert Niehoff
Chicago Cubs
Arnold Statz
Oakland
Don Brown
Brown
Marie” Pinelli
Cincinnati
Balt Lake
Oscar Vitt
Boston
Vitt
San Francisco Seals
Portland
Newcomeer
Ray Sargent
Detroit Tigers
Pilette Johnson
Beatties
Tex Wisterail
Yanks Said to Have Mortgage on Boston Red Sox
Beantown scribe Gus Rooney claims the New York Yankees hold a 300000 dollar mortgage on the Boston Red Sox. The remark hints at a major deal dispute. A judge Landis may be drawn into the case.
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Boston Red Sox
New York Yankees
Gus Rooney
Beantown
Yanks
Boston
Landis
Patterson and Cueto Potential Return Highlight Team Notes
Bill Patterson is available and Manuel Cueto may join if reinstated. Wisterzil is reliable but lacks ground coverage. Patterson could contribute if he improves fielding after a strong hitting last year.
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Bill Patterson
Manuel Cueto
Wisterzil
Patterson
Inter-Club Pin League Opens Second Half With Wins
Kiwanis Rotary Masonic and Mutual Business club teams swept honors in the opener of the league's second half. Handicaps did not affect results as clubs posted high scores with Young Men's Bust club and others displaying solid totals.
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Kiwanis
Rotary
Masonic and
Mutual Business Club
Masonic Club
Kiwante Club
King County Auto Trade Club
Mistwal
Stanford May Hire Glen Warner as Head Coach
A Stanford University official report claims Glen Warner Pittsburg University football coach has been offered the Stanford head coaching job on his terms. The move follows Stanford’s dissatisfaction with this year’s football team under Coach Van Ghent.
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Pala Alto
Cal
Glen Warner
Pittsburg University
Stanford University
Stanford
van Ghent
Warner
Stanford Board of Athletic Control
Title Bouts for Gotham
New York boxing bouts loom at Madison Square Garden this month with Levinsky challenging Gene Tunney for the light heavyweight crown next Friday. Jack Britton defends the welterweight title against Dave Shade of San Francisco on January 31.
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New York
Madison Square Garden
Battling Levinsky
Gene Tunney
Greenwich Village
ameMot
Jack Britton
Dave Shade
San Francisco
McTigue Weighs Offers for English Trio
New York January 7 Mike McTigue leading middleweight contender weighs a $50 000 offer to travel to England for three fights The New England Sporting club also offered Mike Baltsam to meet Johnny Basham Hoy McCormick recently stopped by Joe Beckett and Ted Kid Lewis in 20 round bouts
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McTigue
New York
Mike McTigue
England
New England Sporting Club
Mike Baltsam
Johnny Basham
Hoy McCormick
Joe Beckett
Ted “Kid” Lewis
Open golf title tie leads Northern California championship
Eddie Traube and Jock Hutchison led by three strokes at 153 as Northern California open play began. John Black of Claremont stood next with a stroke behind, while Jim Barnes was ninth at 161. Hutchison and Traube paired. Barnes with Harold Sampson.
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San. Francisco
Eddie Traube
Jock Hutchison
John Black
Claremont
Jim Barnes
Hutchison
Traube
Barnes
Harold Sampson
City league upsets tighten race in midweek play
The article notes numerous upsets as leaders were beaten by underdogs in City teegue tie week, with top scorers underperforming except Webb Morrow who did not shoot. Highlights include Rippe's cafe captain Pickering anchoring for three weeks, Lindgrens and Alderwood Manor's wins, and high scores by Warry Fallis and Lighthiver. Inter-club league to start second half as handicap play, Joe Morris visiting Vancouver.
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Reidt
Cate
Harry Druuman
Boston Red Sox Sale Denied by Owner Frazee
Boston businessman group reportedly bought the Red Sox. owner Harry Frazee denies the sale as he speaks today in Boston. Frazee stresses no transfer has occurred and defends his control of the club.
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Boston
Jan
Boston Red Sox
Harry Frazee
Big Sunday Soccer Showdown in Woodland Park
West Seattle holds an eight win no loss season as Maple Leaf aims to topple them at Woodland Park kickoff 2 15 pm Billy Blooman to whistle Forgie joined Maple Leaf strengthening for the clash Burns Barwicke Kempton will star for West Seattle while Bennett and Will lead. Woodlands Boeing clash at South Park starts earlier with Hoefiing officiating. Junior games follow at Col noon and 1 pm with Ballard Allen and Cowan Cigar fixtures completing the card.
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West Seattle -Od
Maple Leaf
Woodland Park
Billy Blooman
West Seattle
West Seattland
Maple Leaf Eleven
T Row
Forgie
Canada
James
Burns
Barwicke- Kempton
Bennett
McCall
Ley
Upton
Backe
Kelly
Maroni
Barwicke
Kempton Crawford
Maple Post
Fletcher
Watts
Smith
White
J. Dowie
W. Wards
South Park
Woodland
Boeing Aircraft
Hoefiing
Boeing
Tomkins
Fitzpatrick
Moss
Jin
Kiep
McKinley
Mehl
Kuhn
Oscar Gus Gimness
Ington Park
Bill Waller Iioiate
Ben Paris
Park
Paris
George
Ballard
Allen Athletic
Fred
Cowan
Louie
Walla Walla
Lemon
University of Wi Varsity Opens Season With Camp Lewis Game
The University of Wisconsin basketball team will play a practice game at Camp Lewis against a five man squad. Regulars Lewis Nicholson and Leith Bryan Crawford are expected to start. The varsity season begins Friday with games scheduled that night and Saturday. ES Mthue Meet 47.
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University of Wi
Camp Lewis
Gal Washington
Lewis
Nicholson
Leith
Bryan
Crawford
Pfenninger Moves in as Bolshevik Like Figure in Southern League
Dan F Pfenninger and a judge of the Southern League are involved in a discussion sounding like a Bolshevik general, signaling a controversial leadership stance within the league.
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Pfenninger
Dan F
Pice
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