Bout With Bill Tate Eliminates Harry Wills
Wills loses 10 round bout to Bill Tate in Portland as Tate wins majority verdict. The loss removes Wills from title contention and Dempsey’s path to the championship narrows to a vaudeville style draw for crowds. Contenders Gibbons Brennan Greb and others are discussed as potential future challengers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Tate
Harry Wills
Harry Will
Portland
Tate
Wills
Dempsey
Georges Carpentier
Will
Fulton
Carpentier
Levinsky
Morris
Brennan
Tommy Gibbons
H Greb
Gibbons
Greb
Utah
Willard
Maple Leaf Eleven Beats West Seattle in Classic 1 to 0
Maple Leaf Post eleven edged West Seattle Canadians 1 to 0 at Woodland Park before 5000 spectators. Willis scored after a poor clearance by William McCall, with Upton and Fletcher stars for Maple Leafs and McCall and Maroni among the noteables for West Seattle. Boeing Aircraft club won 5 to 3 over Woodland Park in the day’s other senior game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex C. Rose
Seattle
Maple Leaf Post
Woodland Park
William McCall
West Seattle
Willis
Maple Leaf
Ted
Upton
McCall
Fletcher
Maroni
Kempton
Burns
Pletcher
Otts
Abbey
White
Bennett
Maple Leafs
Billy Blooman
Gal- Braith
Watts
Smith
J. Dowie
Forgie
W. Dowie
Thornley
McGrath
Kelly
Strange
Barwicks
Crawford
Boeing Aircraft Club
South Park
Kuhn
Downing
McKinley
Boeing
Washington Park drops game to Hawthorne Juniors 4 2
Washington Park fielded nine men and lost to Hawthorne Juniors at Columbia. The setback hurts Park’s chances as competition tightens. Hawthorne’s strong play earned the victory. In a separate junior match Ballard Juniors beat Allen Athletic 3 1 at Woodland Park ahead of the Maple Leaf Seattle classic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Park
Hawthorne
Columbia
Washington Boys
Park
Ballard
Allen Athletic Association
Woodland Park
tTeam
Maple Leaf Post
West Seattle Eee
Uv Woodland Park Wena
Boeing Aircraft Club
Eee Wee Eckart, Cigar ‘Co. Aeeees
Cowan Cigar Co
South Park
Ballard Juniors
Ben Paris Billiards
Allen Athletic Asen
Falcon A. C
Loule
D. Cleaners
Seattle Faces Old Shortstop Problem
The piece surveys Coast League teams about shortstop talent for 1922. It notes Seattle's uncertain options, praising Walter McCredie as a developer, and highlights players such as Stumpf Patterson O’Neil as potential fixes. It also covers San Francisco Los Angeles Sacramento Portland Oakland and Sacramento prospects, with remarks on Hal Rhyne Jimmy MacCauley and Heinie Sands.
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Walter McCredie
Seattle
Walter
Stumpf
Bill Patterson
Pat
Jimmy O'Neil
Washington
San Francisco
Jimmy Caveney
Cincinnati
Frisco
Heinie Sands
Salt Lake Bees
Sands
Utah
Hal Rhyne
The
Seale
Los Angeles
Jimmy MacCauley
Mac
Jimmy
Sacramento
Billy Orr
Harry Lunte
Cleveland
Orr
Altho
Bees
Heinle
Portland
Emmett McCann
Philadelphia Athletics
Oakland
Lee Brubaker
Acorns
Ray French
Vernon
French
College Cage Season Opener Across Northwest Circuits
The college basketball schedule kicks off this week with games across Washington Oregon and Idaho. Notable matchups include Washington vs Oregon in Seattle January 13 14 and Oregon State teams facing Washington State and Willamette in Eugene Corvallis and Moscow through February.
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Illege
University OF Washington
Oregon
Seattle
Oregon Aggies
Corvallia
Eugene
California
Beattie
Washington State
Idaho
Moscow
Dreavon
Whitman
Ninth Army Corps
Tacoma
Washington
Idahoe
Wasshington
Stanford
Oregon Ageien
Corvailla
Berkeley
Palo Alto
Willamette
Salem
Oregon Agricultural College
Corvallis
Pullman
Idah
Mugene
Montana
Missoula
Walla Walla
Oregon Agries
Basem
Washington State College
Gonzaga
Californian
Atanford
Corvalila
Palio Alto
Balem
West Side Cage Five Falls in League Duel
West Side Cage Five lost to Shaner & Wolff 22 to 19 at the Kika club in a tight league race. Hien Paria Pillliard upset Ballard Cubs 16 to 13 at the Knrsights of Columbus, keeping the title race tied. Wilson's Modern Business College beat Imperials 44 to 2, and Asahi Juniors defeated Pirates 30 to 14 at the K of C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weatside Athletic Club Juniora
Shaner & Wolff
Kika
Hien Paria Pillliard
Ballard Cube
Knrsights of
Columbus
Wilh
Wilson's Modern Business College
Imperials
Elke’ Club
Asahi Juniors
Pirates
K. of C
Merry Rath quits baseball to open Philadelphia music store
Former San Francisco second baseman Merry Rath, who left baseball last year, has opened a music store in Philadelphia marking a new career shift.
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Merry Rath
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Star Junior Cage Games Listed This Week
The Star Junior Basketball circuit schedules a series of games at Knights of Columbus venues and Collins Park. Notable matchups include Battery C versus Stacy Shown, plus Dandy Daking Co. against Collins, with several other junior teams on the week’s docket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
STAR
Battery C-Stacy
Knights of Columbus
Collins Cube
Washington Park
Colne
Yester Athletic Club
Wa Dandy Daking Co
Collins
Alani Juniors
Bhaner & Welff
Collies
Hattery
Macy Nhewne
Knights of Columbee
T Pom Pirates
Weel Beattie
Hiawatha
Ice lead at stake tonight as Vancouver hosts Victoria
Vancouver's first place Vancouver seeks to unseat Victoria in a key league showdown on the Millionaires home ice tonight. Victoria clings to top spot despite a padded injury hit forcing Patrick to reshuffle his lineup, which earlier beat Lloyd Cook's group. Expected Vancouver lineup includes Victor, Vancouver underdai e, Predereidon, Oatman, Haidereon, Jenneen.
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Ancouver
Victoria
Millionaires
Patrick
Lloyd Cook
Victor
Vancouver
Umderdaie
Prederideon
Oatman Ie
Haidereon
Jenneen
Knights of Columbus First Two Games Win On Tour
On Leavenworth floor the Knights of Columbus basketball team won 46 to 14 to complete the two game series with a clean slate. The prior night the Caseys defeated Leavenworth 23 to 19 with Renney and Davidson starring for the winners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leavenworth
Knights of Columbus
Laavenworth
Caseys
Renney
Davidson
Barnes Sets Course Record at Stockton Golf Club
Stockton California January 9 Shooting around the Stockton Golf and Country club course with 70 Jim Barnes American open golf champion established a new record for the course Sunday Jock Hutchison British open champion equaled the former record with 72.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockton
Cal
Stockton Golf and Country Club
Jim Barnes
Jock Hutchison
Seattle Amateur Hockey opens with UW vs American Legion clash
Seattle’s Amateur Hockey League begins tonight at the Arena featuring four teams the University of Washington American Legion Jakarta and the Wanderers. The opening clash pits the University against the Legion at 7 30.
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Seattles
University of Washington
American Legion
Jkarta
Wanderers
University
Legion
Washington Beats Camp Lewis 62 13 Preseason Finale
The University of Washington basketball team defeated Camp Lewis 62 to 13 to close its preseason schedule. The Huskies next face Oregon in two home games Friday and Saturday nights.
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Camp Lewis
University of Washington
Oregon
Johnny Wilson Barred from Connecticut Boxing
Johnny Wilson the middleweight champion and his manager Marty Killilea have been barred from boxing in Connecticut by the State athletic board.
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Johnny
Hartford
Conn
Jan
Johnny Wilson
Marty Killilea
Connecticut
State Athletic Board
Fights McKay Eddie Daly Meets Gordon McKay in Main Event
Wisconsin middleweight Eddie Daly faces Gordon McKay in the Pavilion main event Tuesday night. Daly, a debutant on the West Coast scene, must topple the Idaho miller who has not lost a decision since arriving in Seattle.
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Eddie Daly
Wisconsin
Gordon McKay
The
Pavilion
Idaho Miller
Seattle
Sun Dodgers Remain Washington Team Nickname
University of Washington students and ASB president Robert Macfarlane confirm Sun Dodgers remains the official athletic nickname. They cite a two year old student vote adopting the name with campus agitation to change it, noting outside names like Viking have failed to gain traction among students. Phonograph records are used in Catholic colleges for Gregorian chants.
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Robert MacFarlane
Associated Students
Vikings
University of Washington
Associated
Macfarlane
Sun Dodgers
Viking
Publicaans
Two Coast Boxing Titles on Tap at Crystal Pool Tower Night
Coast boxing schedule this week features Eddie Daly challenging Gordon McKay for the lightweight crown and Joe Dunn meeting George Ingle for the lightweight title. Frankie Pantley faces Eddie Neil in bantams with Sailor Coleey meeting Johnny Coggins in the fourth bout as a preliminary card opener sets the stage.
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O Coast
Gordon McKay
Middle King
Eddie Daly
George Ingie
Joe Dunn
Dunn
Kid Johnson
Olympia Batt
Ingle
Frankie Pantley
Eddie Neil
Anacortes
Ringsters
Sailor Coleey
Johnny Coggins
Baseball Gossip and Coaching Changes in Early Pro Baseball
Wild Bill Denevan to lead New Haven Eastern league club succeeding Chief Bender. Jim Thorpe hints at retirement after seasons with Toledo in the American association. Herb Pennock remains Boston’s top left handed pitcher amid Yanks deal. Doak carries pennant hopes for 1911 while Dave Danforth joins Leyte Browns and George Sister rumor swirls. Ty Cobb, last active 19046, exemplifies aging in baseball.
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Wild
Bill Denevan
Philadelphia National Kane
New Haven
Chief Bender
Herb Pennock
Boston Red Sox
New York Yanks
Joe Bush
Sam Jones
Manhattan
Ty Cobb
Georgia Peach
Boxers Headed for California Invasion Under Salt
Harry Casey Mickey Hannon Harry Eagles and Mike Mitchell depart today for a California ring invasion under Dan Salt management Casey meets Clare Bromeo in the inaugural bout at Aberdeen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Casey
Mickey Hannon
Harry Eagles
Mike Mitchell
California
Dan Salt
Casey
Clare Bromeo
Aberdeen
Hutchison Wins Northern California Open
San Francisco report states Jock Hutchison, British open golf champion, won the Northern California open with a 72 hole score of 80 73 76 75.
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San Francisco
Jan
Jock Hutchison
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Fred Fulton
Tommy
Aoa Fistiana
Maple Leaf Soccer Eleven
Witch
Boeings
Cowan Cigar Store
Ben Paris
Southpark
Cowan Cigar
Louie
French Dry Cleaners
Nazzallo
Cello
Paris
Star Soccer
Eekert
Freech Dry Cleaners
Bill Stumps
Leo H. Lassen
Indians
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William Stumpf
Bill
Tiny Burnett
College
Walla
Dia
Shaner & Wolf
Clothiers
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West Siders
Whittetwer
Eweee
Jones Manon
Mere
Rene Irons
Meare
Maskell
Ears
Mears
Jones
Wateon
Hansen Field
Erlingson
Reggie Bird
Ben Paria
Cubs
Wheaton
Eriingeon
Worward
Wilson
Modern Business College
A. Grant
Pomition Imperials Mater
Onc Ccces
Nichelson I
Kiots
Porward
Muliner Welsh
Lapoon
Asahis Swamp Pirates
Kichio Arai
Nishio
Yokote
Asahia
Bracker
Kichio Aral
Hracker Yamadiwa
Gilbert Nishio
Cempacy Yokota
Dice
Swanson Shimamera
Karuo Aral
Kono
Koshima
Nishio & Shimamura
K. Aral
Cempary
Rath Sells Music
Ilbague
Hhaner & Wottee
Dendy
Hallard Cube Atahi
Yealer
Wen Laat
Witeens
Oellien Cube
Mtacy Rhevene
Parte Willierts
Dendy Naking Co
Nights of Columbus
Teeler Athietic Ee Hallard Cube
Enterite of Columbes
Wilson's Modern Husiness College
Mtacy Khowns
M. Dattery
Imperiale Et Kike
Beattie Beye Club
Colline Cube
Barnes
John Ruskin
Aenea
Lewis Cigar Mannufacturing CO
Bourg & New, Inc
Third Ave
Beattie, Wash
McKay
Harold Marquis
Kane the Tailor
McKay-Daly
Ingle- Dunn
Jim Thorpe
Thorpe
Bell
American Association
Toledo
Cardinal
Aspen
Hill Doak
Doak
Dave Danforth
Leyte Browns
George Sister
Browns
Hutchison
Fifth Ave
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