Alexa Stirling to Cross Big Pond
Atlanta, Jan 11. Miss Alexa Stirling, national women's golf champion, prepares to enter the British women's championship next summer. She is playing winter golf on her Mast Lake home course, a first for the winter season. Stirling, 23, has won the women's title three times and is known for her powerful drives of 225 yards. She learned golf early from her father and still believes golf is best left to play rather than talk.
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Coaches return to California on long contract
Coach Andy Smith signs a three year deal returning to California with a salary cut. The era of sentiment against him is minimal and Ohio State faces limits on training camp rules. The piece notes looming sports rivalries, boxing figures, golf talks, and a possible minstrel show role for Jack Johnson after government service ends.
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Stanford Welcomes Veteran Cadre in Keen Basketball Race
Stanford University opens the season with coach Walter Powell guiding a deep veteran core. Seven lettermen return as Mills, Righter, Davis, Richmond, Carver and Adams compete for starting roles along with freshmen and others pressing for spots. Captain Freddy Adama anchors the guard line while some players are missing this quarter including Dale Butt and Harry Austin who transferred to California.
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Dick” Richmond
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Freddy” Adama
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Skull and Snakes
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Box Five and U Team Win In City Cage League
Box Five and U Team won 37 to 10 with tight defense and crisp passing at Crystal Pool. In the other game University Commercial defeated Noble Post 45 to 15. scoring details list Kirkpatrick Stavik Woodcock Bell Rennie Williams and L Pree as leaders.
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James O'Brien Named Special Prosecutor in Chicago
James O'Brien former assistant state's attorney is retained in Chicago as special prosecutor of cases against gamblers and eight indicted White Sox.
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Chicago
Canes
White Sox
Bowling Gossip: Local League Helps Close Races and New Talent
In Ow league action Ow Denby Truck and newly formed Lambermem surge with three straight wins while Esme Jones and Schuneman set new records. Reb Stewart posts 634 and Beb Hutbur steps up as teams chase the Telephone lagte cup and cash prizes amid tight standings.
Second Set of Ice Heats Billed at Arena
Racers scheduled for the second set of heats in The Star Ice races at the Vancouver Seattle hockey games must report to the Arena office by 5 p.m. Wednesday for numbers and instructions. The first heat runs between the first and second periods with J. C. Johnson Buster Brown T. W. Frederickson and Burton Godfrey. The second heat between the second and third periods features Phil Donahue G O Washburn Cyril Walea J Taby and Paul Chapin.
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James McGrath
New York
Phil Donahue
Changes in National Net Dates for 1921 Tennis Season
The Davis Cup victory shifts the 1921 international play to the United States and prompts changes in national fixtures. At the USTA annual meeting in New York in February, several feature tournaments are slated to be awarded, including the 1971 Davis Cup challenge round at the West Side Club in Forest Hills and the 1971 national singles and doubles championships in Philadelphia and Forest Hills.
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Ridley to Box Eddie Gorman Feature at Bremerton Card
Eddie Gorman steps in to box Buddy Ridley in a four round main event at Bremerton on the 16th after Joe Kerrahan cannot train in time. Other bouts include Mac Flores vs Johnny Thompson, Baller Aflen vs Phil Jensen, Eddie Moore vs Filipino Martin, and Fat Loomis vs Pat O’Leary. A Colman dock special departs Saturday night and returns to Seattle. Brennan’s movie offers rise from celebrity contact.
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Colman Dack
Seattle
Golden Bears Speed Past Ohio State in Pasadena Thrill
California football under Andy Smith exploded for 21 points in the first half and 7 more in the second, surpassing Ohio State’s total against Western Conference opponents. Wisconsin and Michigan each scored 7, Chicago 6, while others were shut out as UC added 20 points in the opening two quarters.
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Portland Spokane match draws wide watchful eye
Next Sunday the Portland Spokane game headlines local sports, with fans and observers eager to see if See wins.
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Dempsey Trailers to Do Battle in New York Card
Tex Nickard signs Tommy Gibbons of Mt Yau and Harry Greb of Pittsburgh for a 1b round bout at the Garden on January 29. The two are edged as worthy opponents for Carpentier and potential challengers to Dempsey’s heavyweight title as Greb may drop to middleweight and seek Wilson or Fitzsimmons before facing Dempsey.
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Major and minor leagues begin draft talks in Chicago
The drafting committee of the majors invited minor league representatives to discuss differences on the new national agreement. They aim to complete the draft today for submission at tomorrow’s joint meeting. Key points include a seven year term for Judge Landis and a crackdown on minor league gambling. Stoneham and McGraw were due in after a trip from Cuba.
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Filipino battler Macario Flores to debut in Vancouver
Macario Flores, a popular Filipino battler, will make his first ring appearance in Vancouver when he meets Bert Forbes in a six round bout at the Vancouver Athletic Club show on January 19.
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Vancouver Women? No, Vancouver Wins From Victoria Ice Clash
Vancouver defeated Victoria by 3 goals in a hockey game played in Vancouver. Frank Fredrickson of Victoria received a warm reception but Vancouver, led by Fredrickson and Mickey MacKay, earned the victory despite Victoria's two goals from Lemmann and another from Fredrickson. Vancouver faces Seattle next in a tough schedule.
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California completes record long forward pass in football history
California claimed a historic forward pass against Ohio State after eight minutes into the second quarter at Pamonia. Center Fat Latham snapped to Pesky Borett who fed Harold Muller, then H. W. Stephens caught the ball 60 yards into the opponent’s end zone. Coaches and authorities deem the longest completed forward pass in school history.
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Marathon football in Norfolk sparks city title dispute
In Norfolk the Amateur association rivals Brambleton and another team endured multiple scoreless periods across several replays to decide the city championship. After four quarters neither side scored, extra periods followed, and a Christmas morning rematch failed to produce a winner. officials plan a spring showdown with a yardage tiebreaker if scoreless.
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Broadway Athletes Shine In Multisport Year
Chuck Zoella joins Broadway after pitching for Goal Anne last year. Don Hunter Zolla boosts Tiger pitching staff ahead of season. Cat Rice of Centre excels in football and joins Centre basketball, earning multiple All-city honors. The Midget basketball chase headlines with Ballard Broadway feature. Til Moyer named captain of next Broadway eleven after years with midgets.
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