Champs Face University Commercial Club In City League Clash
MacDougall Southwick, defending champs, travel to Crystal Pool to meet the University Commercial club in a City league game. Northern Life Insurance and Puget Sound Box remain tied for lead with a win, while Staats is out for MacDougall Southwick and Harold Botts steps in. Leonard Oliver joins the University lineup to strengthen their defense as the Elks seek their first victory in an earlier game.
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Northern Life Insurance
Mac-Southwick
University Commercial Club
Crystal Pool
Northern Life
Puget Sound Box
saacDougall-Southwick
Stanley Staats
Staatz
Tacoma
Seattle
Hoe
Harold Botts
Leonard Oliver
Noble Post
University
Macd
Southwick
Obescenesses Smith
Eedeeese
Puc
Cectétesess
PATS
sGes
Aeeseees Botte
Oustafeon
Reynolda
Kelly
MacDougalle
Davidson
Potts
Rich and Harper
City League Saturday Games Postponed Schedule
Saturday night City league games postponed as listed with no reset for Puget Sound Paper Box to Commercial club. The Noble Peat Silent game will be played in February, with date to be announced.
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Puget Sound
Noble Peat-Silent
Protest raises questions in Northern Life game
The league board grants the protest of System Sign Co over Northern Life. Northern Life won by one point. The protest cites Grover Kertis entering the game after four fouls. A second mix between the two teams is to be scheduled soon if the teams cannot settle it.
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Northern Life
League Board of Managers
Grover Kertis
Boxing Smoker Aids Policemen Fund At Seattle Armory
Twenty four boys boxed for the policemen’s benefit at the Seattle Armory on a Saturday night program that featured draw decisions in several bouts. Notable moments included a slap boxing pause, a draw between Don Meyers and Louis Jacobson, and a noisy crowd cheering Joe Wopp and Oscar Benson. The event raised a substantial fund for police charity.
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Armory
Fred Morrie
Bull Mitchell
David
Joe Wopp
Third
Union
Oscar Benson
Wopp
Eddie Neil
Anacortes Bantam
Ernie Dalley
Joe Waterman
Neil
Ernie
Water
Pacific Coast grid coaches plan February meeting on rule changes
Walter D. Powell of Stanford calls a February Pacific Coast coaches and officials meeting to seek consensus on gridiron rule changes. Discussion may push elimination of goal kicks after touchdowns and other code revisions before the national rules committee in New York in March.
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Walter D. Powell
Stanford
Ntional Rules Committee
Pacific Coast
J. R. Klawfans
Powell
New York
National Rules Committee
Robert C. Zuppke
Illinois
Zuppke
Loafer
Spokane pro Joe Novak to enter Southern California open
Joe Novak of Spokane Country Club will compete in the Southern California open championship to be staged in Los Angeles next month. The piece notes a growing demand for lady golf professionals in England and predicts a surge of players once a fair professional arrives locally.
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Joe Novak
Spokane Country Club
Los Angeles
Jack Black
Claremont
Oakland
Troon
Scotland
St. Andrews
England
Joe
Frank Loomis
Hurdie
Madison Square Garden
Chicago Athletic Association
Northwest
Portland
Oregon Tate
Toria
Pacific Indians
Seattle
Wash
Pacific Coast Zone
Tacoma
Washington
Spokane
Idaho
Charles Dockendorff
Puck Lead at Stake in Coast League Showdown
First place is on the line as Seattle visits Vancouver on Vancouver ice. Both clubs sit at seven wins and five losses. Seattle centers around Cyclone Taylor making his season debut, likely pairing with Jack Adams as the two operate at center.
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Seattle
Vancouver
Taylor
Victoria
Jack Adams
Columbia club hosts national open golf tournament at Washington
The Columbia club at Washington enters the national open golf tournament. The remarks note the event as timely for Warren G. and quote the Marion pasture governor calling the gentleman's game very uncertain.
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Columbia Club
Washington
Warren G
Marion Pasture Rovern
Reds Lose Crack Catcher to Injury
Report from Florida winter league says Bubblen Hargrave, star catcher for St Paul in the American Association, broke his leg. If the fracture is severe he may be out for good, leaving the Reds with an unsettled catching situation as 1921 season nears. Margrave led last season with 435, tying Goldie Rapp, and Ivy Wingo and Bill Rariden exit reduce options for Manager Moran.
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Cincinnati Teds
Pilorida
New York Glants
Hargrave
Ivy Wingo
Bill Rariden
Reds
Moran
Tiger Midget Five Plays Lincoln Men
Broadway's crack midget basketball squad travels to Lincoln gym for a feature game as Broadway leads the midget race with three straight wins while Lincoln shows two and one. Ballard faces Queen Anne with Ballard favored in the nearby matchup. Fant High meets West Seattle in the other contest, both winless this season.
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Broadway
Lincoln
Lincoln Gym
Queen Anne
Ballard
Fant High
West Seattle
Little Fellows
Weert Seattle
Echoola
Franklin
Rugby and soccer plans stir at university and international level
Thick Maller of UC football hints at two more years on gridiron as part of broader Dominion wide rules revision. McGill rugby may schedule games with Boston College next fall. A Scotland Wales inter nations match is set for Hampden in April. England leads Wales in rugby with 16 wins to 18 for the Welsh side and two draws.
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Thick” Maller
University of California
Cridiron
Canadien Rugby
Toronto
McGill University
Boston College
Bese
Wales
Aber Tween
Scotland
Hampden
Tieton College
Heston
England
Gamera
Washington Wins Two From Oregon
Washington defeats Oregon in a basketball game led by Talbot and Lewis with notable contributions from Crawford Durno and Boller. Substitutions include Latham for Rhinert and Fhinert for Helier as the team advances with free throws and field goals.
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Washington
Oregon
Talbot
Ceicecees
Durno Lowe
Latham Crawford
Boller Bryan Co
Giiceewnee Chapman
M. Latham
Rhinert
Fhinert
Helier
Fearing
Wield Goaia
Sellk
Hunches and Uniforms Drive Indians to Victory
A lively riff on hunches guiding baseball teams as the Indians debut new white uniforms for the opener in St Louis on April 15. The piece recalls past managers and players, notes Tris Speaker and mintbush, and suggests the team’s luck hinges on their wardrobe.
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Tris
Trin
Cleveland
Mintbush
Ile
Uncle Hobbie
Louis
Metropolitan Chess Club Inter Club Championship Set
Twelve clubs including three colleges enter the Metropolitan Chess Club championship with the first round planned in New York City in February. Notes mention college athletics in Philadelphia venues, planned stadiums, and various athletes and events across multiple sports.
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Metropolitan Chess Club
New York City
Standstill Start Sets Pope-Sibley in Bowling Losses
In a Commercial league match the Pope-Sibley team held off the Stars early but lost the first game by two pins. The state of the league weakened as Pope-Sibley dropped the next two games easily. Hingtey led the Stars with a 225 high single and 630 series while Pope-Sibley players posted strong totals in bursts.
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Pope-Sibley
Hingtey
The
Stars
Hich
Hingley
Ccc
Bowling Gossip Sparks City League Title Chase
The Elks No 1 lead the City league as Brooks falters. Trube's rise after three straight wins. Edges and high scores by John Allen, Kidwell, and Morrow mark a lively week. Spokane shocks Portland in a $1,000 match with Mike Croix and Qualey delivering pressure bowling.
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Trube's
Union Tailors
John Allen
Kidwell
Orpheums
Pal Moran Keeps Unbeaten Lightweight Benchmark
New Orleans fighter Pal Moran real name Paul Miorana aged 22 has fought more 15 and 20 round bouts than any other lightweight and has never been knocked out.
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Pal Moran
New Orleans
Paul Miorana
Raeman Acquired by Toledo in 1918 Steel League Move
Paddy Raeman joined the Toledo club after a 1918 steel league acquisition from Jersey City in exchange for Caldher McNeil. He played for the Denville club and posted 123 wins and four losses in the 1920 season. Detroit Americans added strikeout ace Morrisette from the Central league. Tom Lukanovic, ex-Portland Beavers pitcher, issued 163 walks in 42 Southern League games.
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Paddy Raeman
Toledo
Sonia
Maddens
Jersey City
Caldher McNeil
Denville Club
Detroit Americans
Morrisette
Tom Lukanovicc
Portland Beavers
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