University Hoop Squad Tops Y M C A In Thrilling City Clash
Wes Rennie’s University five edged old rival Y M C A 30 to 27 in a tightly fought, low scoring game at the Star City Y. Duke led the Y with strong defense while Leaf and Thorsen paced the university attack, and the Rainier Post squad topped Co B 52 to 8 in the other contest.
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Rainier Post
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Leaf
Duke
Rennie
Altho
Thorsen
How Clubs Stand in Star League
Knights of Columbus hall hosts season openers as Brewster men and Columbus face Ratner Post in thriller potential. Elks swing into league action against Co B, then meet Spalding. MacDougall Southwick’s Soldiers and Sailors’ club clash the same night as a busy week for city basketball fans.
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Brewster Mien
Heisure of Columbus
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Soldiers and Sailors
Brewsters Eee
Phoenix
Laat
Kaighte
Columbus
Pike
Imper & Taft
Coast puck race pits Victoria at Vancouver in pivotal clash
Victoria leads the coast league as Vancouver seeks a road upset to climb top. Vancouver, aided by Cyclone Taylor on this trip, must overcome strong Victoria defense led by Lehman Fowler and Holmes. Rumor suggests Mickey MacKay could return, while Frank Patrick shifts to business duties with the Millionaires.
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Vancouver
Stare
Lehman
Fowler
Holmes
Seattle
Millionaires
Taylor
Mickey MacKay
Vancouver Millionaire
Canada
Lloyd Cook
Frank Patrick
Hoag Wins State Horse Shoe Championship in Sacramento
Ollie Hoag defeated Bill Dodds three of five games to win the state horse shoe pitching title in Sacramento. Hoag totaled 10 ringers across the five games in yesterday's championship event.
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Cal
Ollie Hoag
Hoag
Bill" Dodds
The Cincy Special and Its Four Cardinal Virtues
A satirical piece rails at the Cincy Special baseball enthusiasm and magnates. It lampoons Bull con Booze Boneheads and Alibis, rails against Prohibition, recalls Garry Herrmann’s imagined railcar, and sketches a night trip to Chicago with beer, ham, liverwurst, and riotous fans departing for the season opener.
Bud Ridley to Have Big Chance in Sacramento Fight
In Sacramento California Bud Ridley of Seattle meets Gheorgic Lee of Sacramento in a 10 round bout at Matherfield Priday night. It is expected not to go the full distance. K. O. Brown faces Kid Leo in an eight round co feature. The winner earns a clash with bantam champion Pete Merman at Matherfield.
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Caldan
Matherfield
Gheorgic Lee
Bud Ridley
Seattle
K. O. Brown
Kid Leo
Pete Merman
Matherfled
Biemarck Garden Fans Rally After Dinner Outing
A group of loyal rooters filled the street as they chased a Biemarck Garden sign and filled autos with collected cash. The piece notes dull opening days ahead and changes in fashion among Red rooters, who now patronize gent's furnishings.
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Harper set to challenge Coast crown in Seattle boxing night
Bob Harper of Seattle faces Jimmy Dundee in the headline bout at Crystal Pool as he pursues the Coast welterweight title. Dundee, Frankie Denny of San Francisco, and other locals like Frank Gage plus Harry Gillum and Al Baker are featured on the Elks show card with multiple bouts shaping a crowded program.
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Seattle
Jimmy Dundee
Crystal Pool
Elks
Farl Baird
Bob
Baird
Dundee
Elks’ Club
Harper
Joe Gorman
Jimmy Storey
Golden State
Frankie Denny
San Francisco
Denny
Miller
Storey
California
Harry Gillum
Salt Lake
Gillum
Frenchy Vaise
Renton
France
Red” Gage
Bremerton
Cadduck to Meet Joe Stecher for World Wrestling Title
New York report says Sergt Karl Caddock will meet Joe Stecher around January 20 for the world title if Stecher is not billed as champion. Promoter Jack Currigg has posted a $40,000 purse for the bout.
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Sergt
Karl Caddock
Joe Stecher
Stecher
Jack Currigg
Governor Stephens May Stop Fight In San Francisco Bout
Grave fears arise that Governor William D. Stephens will act to prevent the Dempsey Carpentier bout from being staged at Tia Juana. He stated he would seek federal aid to stop the fight across the border from San Diego, risking cancellation of negotiations.
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United Press
William D. Stephens
Tia Juana
Stephens
San Diego
Duthies Cup Soccer Tilt Beats Carbonado 3–2
Duthie soccer team defeats pennant winners Carbonado 3–2 at Liberty Park in a rain soaked challenge match. Hartin and Pvers set up plays, Platt and Strange scored for Duthie as Daly and Davie replied for Carbonado.
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Baseball announces broad player moves and signings across leagues
President Baker downplays Gavry Cravath dependance as Phillies add many youngsters to reach thirty in Birmingham. McAvoy and Mack adjust rosters and positions, while Pat Moran contemplates Joe Schulte moves. Giants add White and McGuire. Rowdy Elliott re signs with Brooklyn. AFL and coast league notes. prospects, coaches, and a Sunday games bill in Massachusetts.
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Joe Schulte
St. Louis Cardinals
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Pirates
Huge Prizes For World Race In Air
The Aero Club of America announces prize money surpassing $2,000,000 for 1920 air events. Eleven major races include a world aerial derby worth $100,000 and a United States cross country derby also at $100,000. Other purses include $50,000 for the Pacific race and $25,000 for the New York to Paris flight.
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United States
Pacific Aerial Club
Pacific Ocean
New York
Paris
France
Italy
America
Havana
Fulton to Box Moran Tonight in Newark
Fred Fulton is scheduled for an eight round heavyweight bout with Frank Moran in Newark New Jersey tonight marking his first appearance since the European campaign. Both fighters regard the bout as a stepping stone to a future championship match with Jack Dempsey. A protest against Fulton’s eligibility citing his prior confession of faking with Dempsey was filed with the state boxing commission but was not decisive.
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N. J
Fred Fulton
Frank Moran
Jack Dempsey
Fulton
Dempsey
Fbexing Commission
Northwest lightweight kings shift in boxing circle
Pardie Shannon and Heinie Schumann claim lightweight crown rights in Tacoma with no clear winner. Fans in Everett vent frustration over Travie Davis loss to Billy Wretch. Muff Bronson leaves for Canada after a New Year’s bout in Milwaukee. Roy McCormick, English champion, plans return to Europe, facing Carpentier. McCormick slated for Frisco bouts prior. Neit Forbes returns to Seattle training for lightweight chances. Stub Hooker, Seattle referee and Spokane umpire, dies of pneumonia.
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California
Heinie Schumann
Tacoma
Schumann
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Stub” Hooker
Northwestern Sport
Prheumonia
Spokane
Spokane Athletic Club
California Governor on Warpath Over Dempsey Fight
Governor Stephens plans to block a California site for the Dempsey Carpentier world title bout. He may appeal to federal authorities to deny passports to combatants, while promoters eye New York New Jersey venues and seek legal routes to stage the fight in America.
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Martin
Carpentier
United Press
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France
Herness
Cal
Stephens
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Tex Rickard
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Willard
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