Star Sport List Plans Third Annual 1922 Programs
The Star outlines mid season plans for a Junior baseball league a senior and junior swimming meet and a senior and junior tennis tournament at Woodland Park. Open to amateurs with no entry charges and minimal costs to The Star the programs rely on park board cooperation and local clubs. Junior baseball managers meet in February season starts April and ends July while tennis begins mid June and swimming late August.
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Woodland Park
Star
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Park Board
Knights of Columbus and
Elks’ Club
Jimmy Duffy Favored Over Eddie Pinkman in Four Rounds
Jimmy Duffy the Oakland master and Kiddie Pinkman of Seattle meet in a four round bout at the Pavilion tomorrow night. Duffy, praised for a powerful left hand, is the favorite after a decision over Alex Trambitas. Pinkman relies on a strong right and hitting power, with locals predicting a royal battle depending on form.
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Jimmy Duffy
Eddie Pinkman
Duffy
Alex Trambitas
Daffy
Dave Shade
Pink Man
Langford and Wills to Clash in Portland in 10-Round Bout
Veteran Sam Langford and Harry Wills meet for the 12th time in Portland for a 10 round bout Tuesday. Langford has stopped Wills twice, in 14 and 19 rounds, while Wills has won once. most other encounters were no decision. Johnny McCarthy, the San Francisco star, retires after 450 fights with just three knockdowns and no counts, plans to settle in San Francisco with his family.
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Sam Langford
Harry Wills
Portland
Wills
Johnny
San Francisco
Johny
Seattle
Travie Davie
McCarthy
Seattle report identifies visiting boxer as local figure
Reports from Seattle say Harry Foley of Seattle now in New Orleans is actually Harry Gillam, the Utah middleweight who boxed locally. Gillam is credited with beating Chuck Wiggens in the Southern city recently.
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Seattle
Harry Foley
Ting
New Orleans
Harry Gillam
Utah
Foley
Chuck” Wiggens
Three Seattle boxers debut in Portland card
On the same card with Langford and Wills Tuesday, three Seattle ring men will make their bow in Portland. Rube Finn meets Eddie Richards, Soldier Woods boxes Willie St. Claire, and Alvin Landon faces Frankie Ritchie.
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Langford
Wills
Seattle
Portland
Rube Finn
Eddie Richards
Soldier Woods
Willie St. Claire
Alvin Landon
Frankie Ritchie
Fifth Pin Classic Sets Intercity Bowling Duel
Portland and Spokane bowlers prepare for the fifth Pin Classic with a $1000 purse. Spokane won last year. First match in Spokane on February 5, second in Portland on February 12. Portland’s team is M. L. Kline led by Tom Perry. The series stands two games to one and this year’s classic will be the rubber. Five games per city, total pins count.
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Portland
Spokane
Rose City
M. L. Kline
Tom Perry
Seattle
Powell resigns as Stanford athletic director seeking new post
Walter Powell steps down as Stanford athletic director to pursue business interests. The university, aiming to replace coach Van Ghent, also considers Glen Warner of Pittsburg as top football coach prospect while seeking a new athletic director.
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Stanford University
van Ghent
Glen Warner
Pittsburg
Walter Powell
Stanford
Soccer Leaders Win in Senior League Action
West Seattle and Maple Leafs posted easy senior wins, 6 2 over Post Office and Boeing Aircraft Club T in A at Canth Dawk wy ae wynes man. South Park led junior standings by beating Hawthorne 6 2 at South Park.
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Maple Leafs
Weat Seattle Eee
Woodland Park
Boeing Aircraft Club
IV M
South Park
Eee
Ballard
Ween
Cowan Cigar
Washington Park
Ben Paris Billiards
Wee
Mawthorne Juniors
Alien A. A
Falcon A. C. Steerer
West Seattle
Hawthornes
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Boeing Aircraft
T In A
Canth Dawk
Wy Ae Wynes
Hawthorne Boys
Cowan Cigar Boys
Brooman
Cowan
Bill Griffiths
Washington
Art Duffy
Abot
Evans Explains Value of Training in Spring
Billy Evans argues spring training value lies in progressive conditioning. He recalls managers favoring home training failed as weather and climate disrupted form, while midseason moves north after proper readiness optimize performance.
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Evans
Billy Evans
Queen Anne and Ballard Clash In Tight High School Tilt
Two top prep basketball teams Queen Anne and Ballard meet tomorrow afternoon in a likely thriller as both squads show peak form. Ballard may welcome back guard Knight Lowry to bolster the lineup. Other games include Lincoln vs Franklin at Franklin and West Seattle hosting Broad way.
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Ballard
Knight Lowry
Lincoln
Franklin
West Seattle
Broadway
European billiard stars plan invasion of American balk line
Edouard Roudil, Ary Bos and Frik Hagenlacher, top European cueists, prepare to invade the United States for the American 18.2 balk line event. Hagenlacher is already here, with Roudil and Bos due to land today.
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Edouard Roudil
Ary Bos
Frik Hagenlacher
Hagenlacher
Germany
United States
Roudil
Bos
Bezdek Remains Penn State Coach Amid Rumor Denial
Hugo Bezdek announced he will continue as Penn State coach denying rumors he would take over at Minnesota. The statement clarifies his commitment to the Penn State program.
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Bezdek
Penn State College
Hugo Bezdek
Penn State
Minnesota
Amateur puck clash as Eckarts meet Wanderers tonight
Coach Bernie Morris leads the Eckarts against the Wanderers in the Amateur Hockey Association race at the Arena at 7 14 this evening. Lineups list Wanderers DURE asp cd coccsbucs Grecssezecs sts WHOM MONUtt cee and players like Donny Labley Mitchell and Beiffert for Eckarts, with Mulligan Leonard Campbell among the listed participants.
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Bernie Morris
Eckarts
Wanderers
Amateur Hockey Association
Eckarts Dure Asp cd Coccsbucs
Grecssezecs Sts
Monutt
Anderson Camero Ce
Dicseseceess
Lalone Browne
Donny l Labley W. Ht
Diptet Mitchell
Bepinose McLeod
Hillman Mulligan
Leonard Beiffert
Campbell
Dempsey Carpentier bout to move abroad for rematch
Tex Rickard says another Dempsey Carpentier fight cannot draw in the United States. If the pair meet again it will likely be in Europe or elsewhere outside the USA as Rickard, the sole promoter willing to back a purse, pushes for a bout.
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Tex Rickard
United States
Europe
Rickard
Rice stays at Centre College over Washington offer
Cot Rice will return to Centre College next fall rather than join the University of Washington. The decision disappoints Purple and Gold supporters who hoped Rice would help build a line to outrun California when the Bruins visit next November 11.
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Cot” Rice
Centre College
University of Washington
Vingehaw
Rice
California
Bruins
Dodgers Face Tough Tests in Oregon Series
The Dodgers basketball team under Edmundson prepares for a challenging stretch with Oregon Aggies on the Corvallis floor Tuesday and Wednesday while Washington schedules a four game trip including Eugene next weekend. A rest period follows the Thursday Willamette game. Oregon, Beavers, and Webfoots loom as strong opponents as Washington aims to build a Coast race lead with a likely Oregon return and California visit.
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Oregon
Hee Edmundson
Sun Dodgers
Oregon Aggies
Cor- Vallia
Washington
Eugene
Willamette
Edmundson
Beavers
Webfooters
Ashington
K. of C
Aggies
Whitman
Bears
California
Seattle
Baseball Trades and Signings Stir International League Gossip
Chief Bender to lead Nead ing club in the International league this season succeeding Dick Hot lites. Bender led New Haven in the Eastern league for two seasons. Phillies sign First Backer Leslie from New Orleans. Eddie Hogart, former Coast league outfielder, moved to the New York Giants then returned to the Pelicans. Odds that Louis Cuisto joins Cleveland Indians are slim after they signed Stuffy Metania. Art Pletcher eyes a Los Angeles return if Philadelphia trades him. Jack Tentley tops International league batting at .412 in 141 games. Jimmy Walsh joins Baltimore after hitting .00 in 154 games with Newark last season. Ed Kowsech reportedly traded from Cincinnati to Chicago Cuba for Arnold State and Charley Deal.
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Chief Bender
Neading
Dick Hotlites
Canned Bender
New Haven
Eddie Hogart
New York Giants
New Orleans
Pelicans
Art Pletcher
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
Angels
Jimmy MacCauley
Ed Kowsech
Cincinnati
Chicago
Cuba
Arnold State
Charley Deal
York
Ponder
Arnold Statz Cording
Tom Hughes
Ing
Elmer Jacobs
Ice Race Entrants Slow. Preliminaries Postponed
Entrants for the Star ice races are slow, causing Wednesday preliminaries at the Arena to be postponed a week. If entries do not improve by Saturday, the season may be abandoned. Open to amateur skaters with free entry, eight lap preliminaries, 12 lap finals, two chances each, silver trophy for the winner.
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Star Ice
Arena
Phil Donahue
Jimmy McGrath
Sporting Editor
the Star
Arena Ice
Hockey Neta
The Collins Cube Rise in The Star League
The Collins Cube rise to second in The Star League No 1 as Mikadoee faces Mettery while Pottery adds Frank hi stad. Hetterys, led by Marty Lendner, hosts a three game week after adding Jimmy Decker. The Star League finals will be decided by round robin among leaders with 12 teams in elimination for Class B.
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Mettery
Cellines
Pottery Boys
Frank
Stad
Frush Plans Four Bouts Ahead of Featherweight Title Shot
Cleveland promoter announces four bouts for Danny Frush, featherweight title challenger. Frush will face Blackie Richards in Dayton January 30 and appear three times at Madison Square Garden with opponents to be chosen by Tex Rickard.
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Cleveland
Danny Frush
Tom McGinty
Frush
Blackie Richards
Dayton
Madison Square Garden
Tex Rickard
Illinois Signs Staley as Physical Director
Stewart Staley has accepted the position of physical director at the University of Illinois succeeding Arthur Schuettner. Staley previously served as national physical director of Greece.
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Illinois
Staley
Arthur Schuettner
Stewart Staley
University of Illinois
Greece
Favorites Triumph in Star Junior Basketball Tussles
Star Junior league games Saturday night saw favorites win three matches. Stacy Showna fell to Wilson's Modern Business College 23 22 after OT. Collins Cubs crushed Seattle Boys’ Club 67 to tally at the Kika. Dandy Baking Co defeated Yesler A C, exact score unavailable. Roy’s Collins Cubs lineup and scoring details provided. Shawn Wilson game full box not available.
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Avorites
Altho
Stacy Showna
Wilson
Modern Business College
Jewelers
Collins Cubs
Seattle Boys’ Club
Kika
Dandy Baking Co
Yesler A. C
Shawn- Wilson
Roy
Man Peidman
Guerd
California golf champions shift to 18 hole event
Plans for 36 hole medal play today and tomorrow in the state championships were changed to 18 holes due to a large field. Exidie Laos, the California open champion, defends against a strong field including Jock Hutchison the world open champion and Jim Barnes the national title holder at Wilshire Country Club. Hurt Martin, Southern California champion, gains form for more honors.
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Los Angeles
Exidie Laos
Jock Hutchison
Jim Barnes
Wilshire Country Club Links
Hurt Martin
Southern California
Mets and Champions to Clash on Vancouver Ice
Seattle's hockey seven face a pivotal game tonight against Vancouver to stay in the race for the present title as the season enters its second half. Both teams are reported in good shape with regular lineups, and the lineup includes Lone Motes, Jahmen Riley, Rowe, Walker, Hever, Minden, Pogeton, Conmter, Morrig, Seeese, Skinner.
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Vancouver
Lone Motes
Jahmen Riley
Defener
Rowe
Tefence
Walker
Hever
Minden
Pogeton
Conmter
Morrig
Seeese Skinner
Angels to Have Good Mound Men
The Los Angeles club will replace two veteran pitchers Aldridge and Reinhart with York and Ponder from Chicago while adding Tom Hughes and Dee to the staff. Lefty Thomas and Lyons also return, signaling a strong Coast League rotation for 1922 under manager Wade Kullefer.
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Los Angeles
Dee
Thomas
Lyons
Angels
Wade” Kullefer
Star Soccer Row Sparks Replay After Referee Omission
The Wash Terk team protests Mawtherne Juniors win 4 to 1 forcing a replay at season end. Referee Walker allowed two plates from free kicks and a kick touch violation. Several players from senior and junior sides are asked to contact The Star’s sporting editor early this week to arrange with the camera crew.
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Wash Terk
Isep
Mawtherne Juniors
Mawthernes
Walker
Tommy Baerwicke
Mr Killam
Forgle
Fred Bimpeon
Kariartensen
Pili O Griffite
Ouse Gimness
Bam Caston
Peckinpaugh Declines Lead for Senators in Wake of McBride
Roger Peckinpaugh will not lead the Washington Senators as Clyde Milan is chosen to succeed George M McBride, who resigned after an accident handicapped him. Milan has held a garden berth with the team for seven years and is named to replace McBride.
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Roger Peckinpaugh
Washington
Clyde Milan
Senators
George M Bride
McBride
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