Washington Cagers Nose Out California 34 to 33
Washington edges California 34 to 33 at the University of Washington gym in a tight contest. Evan Lewis star for the Sun Dodgers with sharp scoring while Heinie Blerk netted the late winner. California’s Jimmy Eggleston stood out for the Bears. Windy Crawford struggled from the line.
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Earlington Golf Club elects Galloway president at annual meeting
A. B. Galloway is elected Earlington Golf and Country Club president at the annual meeting held in the Arctic clubroom on Tuesday. Alex H. Galloway leads a full slate with H. K. Griffith and G. B. Smith as vice presidents and Oren J. David and Mrs. B M. Matton named captains of men and women divisions as remodeling plans improve the Blackriver course. The club expects a bright season as remodeling completes in March.
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W. King
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Galloway
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Coast League Adopts Rubber-Centered Baseball Ball
The Pacific Coast league will use a rubber-centered ball next season. The move, contrasting with cork-centered balls common since earlier trials, may affect play and records. Players note differences in feel, and managers weigh impacts on performance and business aspects for this major minor league.
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Pro Grid Game Seen as Menace to College Sport
Rockne argues professionalism threatens college football and calls for drastic action and safeguards. He cites Notre Dame players expelled for playing with a professional team and urges colleges to curb promoters to preserve amateur status.
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Abbey Devine to Coach Freshmen at Iowa After Baseball
Abbey Devine will end his playing career at Iowa after the baseball schedule and serve as all year coach. He will lead the freshman football team and assist in other sports, a move viewed as vital to Iowa’s future success as big programs rely on developing early talent. Devine rejected higher offers and will complete his law degree at Iowa, boosting the school's appeal to prep stars seeking coaching by the famed player.
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Steelhead season deemed popular by state fisheries board
Action by the state fisheries board creating a steelhead trout season has drawn many sportsmen. J W Tathrop reported two steelheads from Green river weighing nine and one pounds. I T Jones and Bill Carrol took two big cougars above Heatter creek and White river. Dan Conway and PD W Griffin added to a fine cutthroat catch at Sammamish. Northwest fishing fame reaches Chicago as a physician plans to move to Seattle to be near local streams.
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Jesse Barnes in limelight with the Giants this season
Much interest surrounds Jesse Barnes as he teams with the Giants this season. National Leaguers claim Barnes pitched above his form in the world series, drawing attention to his expected performance.
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Majors to Depend on Coasters
Scouts assess Pacific Coast stars like Pinelli Pillette Johnson and Caveney as potential big league players. Cincinnati and Detroit spent large sums on Coast players, with deals affecting expectations for positions, fielding, and hitting as they debut in the major leagues.
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Dempsey and Carpentier Plans Loom for European Fight
Jack Dempsey and Georges Carpentier are set for a Europe bound tour to pursue a $300,000 purse. The piece compares refereeing styles abroad and at home, notes Dempsey’s power advantage, and recalls Welch and Ritchie in past title bouts shaping new press expectations.
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Illinois grid men suspended for professional game
Urbana dated January 26 reports nine University of Illinois football players ruled ineligible for further university athletics after participating in a professional game at Taylorville on November 27, 1921. The named players are Larry Waiquist, Joe Stermann, Jack Crangle, Dope Simpson, Dutch Kaiser, John Teacher, D. Milligan, F. Gammage and P. T. Green.
Junior Mets Disciplined Over Game Refusal
The Junior Mets were indefinitely suspended by the Intermediate Hockey association for failing to play a scheduled game with Supervarsity yesterday at the Arena. They arrived on time but refused to take the ice for an unspecified reason.
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Welling to Meet Harper in Rescheduled Lightweight Bout
Bobby Harper and Joe Welling, the Eastern lightweight contenders, will now fight Friday next week after the boxing commission ruled a bout must have five days on the ground. Welling could not arrive in time for Wednesday’s scheduled clash.
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Tigers Acquire Cutshaw as Pep Young Slips
The Detroit Tigers buy veteran George Cutshaw from Pittsburg to cover for Pep Young if he cannot regain form. The move signals readiness to adjust if Young loses confidence or declines.
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Pittsburg
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Tigers
Pep” Young
Cleveland Ice Squad Dominates to Stay Undefeated
Cleveland Ohio January 28 By defeating St Maul here last night 6 to 0 Cleveland remains the only undefeated sextet in the United States Hockey League for the current season.
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St. Maul
Maple Leafs Close In On Lead With Woodland Park Test
The Maple Leafs, top of The Star league senior division, travel to Woodland Park to face a strong Park side while West Seattle rests. Jim Riley’s squad aims to extend the gap over second place as Park, at full strength, may surprise. Referee Bill Waller leads the 2:30 p.m. match in a loaded program of junior and senior games across Woodland Park venues.
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McCredie Orders Seattle Hurlers to Report Early
Walter McCredie Seattle manager issued early orders to pitchers. Hurlers must report February 10 and travel to Boyes Hot Springs or Byron Hot Springs for relief before camp opens in Stockton on March.
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Army Bakenhun Faces Age Clash In Star League Meeting
The Star league schedules a meeting with the sporting editor at p m to decide if Army Bakenhun, aged over the two year limit, will count for Battery C against a franchise. The league’s only undefeated team is at stake as penalties loom for overage players.
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Mack Plans Two Heavy Hitters in Philadelphia Outfield
Connie Mack will lineup two free-swinging outfielders, Tilly Walker and Bing Miller, this summer. Miller is known for his hitting ability, positioning the pair to bombard the left field bleachers with hard outs in Philly.
Hughey Jennings Seen as Giants Next Manager
Sports column predicts Hughey Jennings will succeed McGraw as manager of the Giants when McGraw leaves to focus on business aspects of the game. The piece notes Jennings is the likely successor and emphasizes continuity for the club.
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Old-Time Ball Star Mil Frisk Dies in City Hospital
Mil Frisk, a famed Pacific Coast baseball figure who first rose to prominence in 1905 with the Seattle Coast league club and led the league in hitting, died yesterday at the city hospital. He later starred in the Northwest league with Seattle Spokane and Vancouver, drawing fans with his heavy slugging.
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Harry Casey to Box Roach in Los Angeles card
Harry Casey a Seattle miller now in California has signed to box Chick Roach in the semi windup of next Tuesday's card at Los Angeles. Marty V Farrell meets Bert Colima in the main event of the same show.
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Eagles Jaw Okey Again In Northwest Club Show
Eagles' Jaw Okey recovers enough to meet Johnny Jordan in the Northwest Athletic club semi final on Tuesday night. Willie Meehan and Floyd Johnson, California heavyweights, meet in the main event.
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Washington Pack Team Faces Eckart Ice in Monday Tilt
The Washington six meet the Eckart Cigar sextet in a Seattle Amateur Hockey Association game Monday night at the Arena. Capt. Don Mackenzie returns to form, with Louis Coupes starring for the university. Little is trusted in goal, and Don and Jack Mackenzie, Coupes, Campbell, Gott and Little are slated to start for the varsity.
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Victoria Hockey Defeats Seattle in Tight Contest
Rickey and Holmes paced Victoria to a 4 3 victory over Seattle last night. Briden netted a late goal as Seattle surged in the final period. Walker and Rickey led the visitors with timely scores, while Seattle’s defense held until the late surge.
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Goslin Looks Strong In Fall Tryout With Nationals
Washington club counts outfielder Goslin as a real pickup after he impressed in fall tryouts with the Nationals.
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Goslin
Coffey Beats Jimmy Dan in Four-Round Mill at Legion Arena
Joe Fey earned the win by decision over Dundee of Oakland in a four round bout at the American Legion arena in Los Angeles on January 28.
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Twirlers Must Imp Walter Mails and Jim
The Cleveland team faces a crucial test as Walter Mails and Jim must perform at peak to keep chances alive for the league pennant in 192X.
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Record Stands If Judge Allows Ruth Record
The judge has not rescinded the sentence that banishes Babe Ruth for over a month, making it likely the home run record will stand. The outcome hinges on Landis action to overturn or uphold the disciplinary measure.
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