All Star Soccer Teams Named for Star League
Star Men of Season are named by Alex C. Rose. West Seattle and Maple Leaf dominate the senior division with Barwicke and Martinsen standout. Goaltenders Pittson and Fletcher compete. Barwicke Weston lead the forwards. Mechilium and Kelly anchor the midfield defense. multiple players from Maple Leaf and Woodland Park fill key roles.
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Alex C. Rose
West Seattle
Maple Leaf
Tommy Barwicke
Karl Martinsen
Boeing Aircraft
Galbraith
Watts
Upton
Kelly
Mechiliium
Maroni
Abber and White
Maple Leafs
Patmore
Woodland Park
Barwicke
Weston
Class Crew Races Set For Friday On Lake Washington
Coach Ed Leader announces class crew races Friday on a new two mile course across Lake Washington. Seniors and juniors field six to seven men. underclassmen will fill shells. The yearlings show promise after a 19 52 two mile practice time.
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Lake Washington
Ed Leader
Leschi
Moeisnest
Lake Union Canal
All Star Soccer Seniors First Team Listed by City
The seniors first team includes Pattson and Martinaen from Woodland Park and players from West Seattle Maple Leafs and Purvis. Second team features Smith and Maguire with positions noted for fullback, center halfback, and forward selections across South Park Washington Park Cowan Cigar Hawthorne Ballard Juniors and Booth Park clubs.
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Pattson
Woodland Park
Martinaen
Boeing Aircraft- Purvis
McKilliam
Postoffice
Kelly
West Seattle
Maroni
Bennett
Maple Leafs
Porgie
Weston
Barwicke
Kempton
Smith
South Park
Simith
Washington Park
Maguire
Cowan Cigar Co
Rieht
Peters
Allen A. A
Hillstad
Corning
Hawthorne
Praser
Cowan Cigar Newcombe
Ballard Juniors
Morward
Knowlea
Cowan Cigar BK
Griffitha
Wash
Park
Forward
Landstrom
Cowan Cigar Hanson
Berg
Cowan Cigar Gimneses
Hawthorne Jra
Southern
South Park Reeks
Alien A. A
Cella
Booth Park
Seeee
Mleteher
Maped Leafs
Galbraith
Watta
White
Maple Leafs Leafs
Abbey
Maple
Patmore
Strange
West Beattie
Draw Game Ends Senior Soccer Match in 1 1 Tie
The Star league saw a 1 to 1 draw by the senior All-Star team in a brilliant midfield battle at Woodland Park with 5,000 fans watching. Jimmy Bennett equalized after 25 minutes in the second half, while Bob Forgie had opened the scoring earlier. Annie Watts and goalie Fletcher stood out on defense.
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Alex C. Rose
Gus Gimness
Bill Griffiths
Warriors
Woodland Park
Amos Patmore
Fred Simpson
Billy McGrath
Tommy Barwicke
Bob Forgie
Barney Kempton
Bennett
Jimmy Bennett
Doc” Galbraith
Annie Watts
Fletcher
George Cornwailhe
Walter Pittston
Bob Lemon
Johnnie Reeks
Billy Waller
Bob Bonner
Jim Ross
Purvis
Watts
Patmore
Kelly
McGrath
W. Dowie
Burns
Forgie
Cornthwaite
Kempton
Pittoon
Galbraith
Upton
McKilliam
Abbey
White
Strange
Weston
Barwicke
Carmichael
Johnny Newcomb
Missing Soccer Sweater After Big Game At Woodland Park
After the game at Woodland Park yesterday a sweater used by an all star team was found missing. Whoever has the Woodland Park sweater should turn it over to The Star for forwarding to the park rearms.
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Woverland Park
Woodland Park
University of Pennsylvania forms horseshoe team draw
More than 50 men have signified their intention to turn out for a horseshoe pitching team to be organized soon at the University of Pennsylvania.
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University of Pennsylvania
Relay Carnival Invites Western Washington High Schools
The annual relay carnival at the university will invite GH School track teams and Seattle high schools to compete against the freshman squad. Eximundson aims to attract cinder stars from across the state, with two classes of collegiate events and a pentathlon feature. Work on the stadium track under Coach Matthews nears completion for the April 29 meet.
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University
Eximundson
Seattle
Washington
Reed College
Pacific University
McMinnville College
Willamette College
Oregon
Montana
Weeleyan
University of British Columbia
Gonzaga
Whitman
Arthur Tuck
RF. L. Matthews
Feathers Head Hebrew Show at YMHA Card
Bud Weiser and Kid Moscow featherweights will headline an amateur boxing card at the clubhouse of the Young Men's Hebrew Association. Five other bouts round out the program with athletic stunts and a two act play also planned.
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Bud Weiser
Kid Moscow
Hebrew Ansociation
Baird Triumphs in Norman Mix Boxing Show
New York March 6 Bliah Baird of Seattle defeated Jack Norman in a Brooklyn boxing program. In the other bout Georgie Marka drew with Willie Spencer while Abe Goldman beat Johnny Gray.
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New York
Jim Darcy Sets Back Bill Shade In Syracuse Bout
In Syracuse New York Jim Darcy defeated Bill Shade over twelve rounds, a setback that szings Shade’s return from Australia and hints at a wider gulf between fighters on different shores. The bout followed Shade’s title runs and prior close loss to Harry Greb, underscoring the tough road ahead for Shade to reclaim spotlight.
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Illy
Shade
Statio
Syracuse
New York
Jimmy Darey
Valley
Darcy
Miller
Seattle
Thiet
Greb
Denmark
Battlers
Australia
Atlantic Seaboard
United States of America
Intercollegiate aquatic championships set for Princeton Pool
The Intercollegiate Swimming Association will hold the national meet at Princeton University pool on March 18 with a limited two-event entry per contestant. Pennsylvania plans to send a team to the Fagnier relay carnival in Landon in April and vie in Ned and Ive races in Philadelphia April 24 and 25.
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Intercollegiate Seimming Association
Princeton University Pool
Pennsylvania
Landon
Philadelphia
Lefty Bell Impresses in Camp Tryout
Stockton reports Lefty Bell, rookie pitcher with Indiana, drew attention at Seattle ball club training camp while Hart’s Restaurantes held a practice. Manager McCredie noted Bell’s strong showing after Billy Lane helped secure the tryout.
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Stockton
Cal
Hart's Restaurantes
Seattle
Lefty Bell
Indiana
McCredie
Bell
Billy Lane
Thorpe to Join Seattle Beavers in Coast League Return
Jim Thorpe visits Seattle with the Portland club this spring, billed as the era’s greatest all around athlete. Coached by Edmundson of the University of Washington, Thorpe’s Olympic Pentathlon and Decathlon wins mark a storied career. Thorpe, Carlisle standout and former Giants outfielder, joins Seattle for a season expected to boost Beaver stick work and fielding.
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Harold Marquis
Jim Thorpe
Seattle
Portland
Thorpe
Beaver
Stockholm
Edmundson
University of Washington
Giants
Toledo
R. L. Matthews
Golf pros to stage open championship in Victoria
The Northwest Golf Professionals Association plans an open championship in Victoria British Columbia during the FP. N. G. A. meet in June. Hob Johnstone, proxy, applies today for permission to hold the event.
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Puget Mill Co
Northwest Golf Professional Association
Victoria
B.C
Hob Johnstone
Aesop
Local diving entries slim for April San Francisco event
National senior indoor diving events set for April 7 in San Francisco under the Olympic Club. No local entries have been reported, and organizers blame the early date for the lack of local interest as teams do not begin training in time.
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Karl A. Fry
San Francisco
Olympic Club
Gage and Schafil Lead Nonpareti Club Card at Georgetown
Red Gage and Ad Schafil head the boxing card for the Nonpareti club at Georgetown Wednesday night. Five other bouts fill the program, presenting a full evening of matches for local boxing fans.
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Red Gage
Ad Schafil
Weiter Weighta
Georgetown
Portland To Stage Meets Wrestling And Boxing Championships
The T. N. A. championships will be held in Portland under Multnomah A A U on March 20 and 31 with uncertain participation from the University of Washington.
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Portland
Multnomah A
University of Washington
Arena season ends Tuesday costume ball closes skating
The local Arena will close for the season with an annual costume ball on Tuesday evening. Skaters will be masked during the early program and prizes awarded for best fancy costume while fancy skating provides entertainment. The carnival ends at 11 o clock.
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Prigen
Williams defeats German in Seattle heavyweight bout
Pat Willams beat Eddie German by a ten round decision in Portland Saturday night. Omar Ortega stopped Jimmy Weet in four rounds the same evening.
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Pat Willams
Seattle
Eddie German
Portland
Battling Ortega
Jimmy Weet
Phillies Set for Gang to Bolster 1922 Infield
Warren Fletcher will play second base with Arthur likely returning to the lineup for the Phillies. Fred Leslie moves to first base, Goldie Tapp at third, Fred Parkinson as regular shortstop, and Cy Williams center field with La Bourgeau King and Walker competing for two corner spots. Ize Meadows leads the pitching staff as Wilheim, Conroy, and a slate of arms fill the mound corps.
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To Fletcher
Arthur
Qoakers
Philly
Fred Leslie
New Orleans
Goldie Tapp
New York Giants
Gotham Club
St. Paul
Phila
Fred Parkinson
Lakers
Cy Williams
la Bourgeau
King
Walker
Walter Henline
Olanta
Frank Brugsy
Mack Wheat
Ize Meadows
Sisteen
Penn
Ting
Amith
Weinert
Baumgartner
Betts
Behan
Crandall
Moran
Pinto
Bedgwick
Bnover
Singleton
Sulivan
Winters
Epperson
Irv Wilheim
Bill Donovan
Conroy
Hockey Climax Set As Vancouver, Seattle Clash Tonight
Coast play off final in Vancouver pits the Seattle Mets against the Vancouver champions with total goals deciding the winner. Vancouver holds a one goal edge and will defend as Seattle seeks an offensive surge to even the series and force an East world title shot.
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Seattle
Vancouver
British Columbia
Mets
Coast Champs
Remttie Vancouver
Valemes
Cece Ee Geo Cae Ca
Lehman Rowe Cccessesrserla
Dissceess
Cosk
Rickey
Denoan
Cess Seccaced Mackay Riley
Parton Yoyetom
Greatessereves Adams Morrie
Skinner
eBcccsecesee Desiveau
Babe Ruth Becomes World’s Highest Paid Athlete
Henry L. Farrell reports Babe Ruth, from a boys home to top earner in sports, with a fiat salary rumored between 75 000 and 100 000 dollars annually plus 600 dollars per home run. Ruth’s move to the New York Yankees boosted his pay, while older stars like John McGraw and Ban Johnson earn far less.
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Henry L. Farrell
York
Babe Ruth
Horatio Alger
Ruth
John McChaw
Landis
Ban Johson
Tris Speaker
Ty Cobb
Christy Mathewson
Boston Red Sox
New York Yanks
Yanks
Milton wins 250-mile national auto race in Los Angeles
Tommy Milton drives a Durant special to victory in 2 hours 15 minutes 29 seconds on the 250 mile course. Jimmy Murphy finishes second in 2 hours 17 minutes 5 seconds. Harry Hartz Frank Elliott Eddie Hearne Disteel Dusenberg and Joe Thomas place in the top six.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Tommy Milton
Milton
Jimmy Murphy
Harry Hartz
Frank Elliott
Eddie Hearne
Disteel
Dusenberg
Joe Thomas
Durant
Catholics Lose to Y In City Junior Final
The Y M C A five defeated the Knights of Columbus Juniors 12 to 4 to take the opening tilt in the City league Junior title finals. The Ca seya showed a good passing game but weak shooting. Gould, Y center, led with six points.
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Knights of Columbus
Idaho Cagers Headin East for National Tourney
The University of Idaho basketball team canceled its final game with Washington State and will travel east to compete in the national intercollegiate tournament opening in Indianapolis on March 10.
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Washington State
Indianapolis
Morrow to Battle Jones in Aberdeen Boxing Show
Narold Jones of Tacoma meets Lackey Morrow in the main event at Aberdeen Tuesday night. Young O'Dowd faces Jack Owens in the semi windup. Two preliminaries round out the card.
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Gordon McKay
Tacoma
Charley Kenn
McKay
Mike Gibbons
Frank Harrieau
Jimmy Malone
Narold Jones
Lackey Morrow
Moker
Aberdeen
Young O'Dowd
Jack Owens
Thirty-two Quintets Enter A A U Tournament
In Kansas City Missouri on March 6 thirty-two basketball teams entered the Amateur Athletic Union championship tournament, which was under way in the city that day.
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Kansas City
Beavers Add Krug at Second as Seattle Fortifies Infield
Seattle acquires Marty Krug to share second base with Bill Kenworthy and solidify the infield alongside Rod Murphy at first and Manuel Cueto at third. Kenworthy becomes Portland manager after Tom Turner’s resignation while Rennie gauges status with Landis. Schulte and Goebel trades loom as Seattle and Portland push for top league standings amid outfield concerns.
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Marty Krug
Portland
Bill Kenworthy
Beavers
Theitle
Schulte
Leo H. Lassen
Portland Beavers
Keystone
Seatle Indians
Judge Law
Baseball
Seattle
Kenworthy
The
Red
Tom Turner
Expeed
Turner
Rennie
Landis
Krug
Walter McCredie
Indians
Rod Murphy
Manuel Cueto
Thig
Bill Stumpf
Spencer Adams
Tommy Connolly
Altho
Tigers face lineup shake as Dressen plans retirement
Leo Dressen, the American Association flint sacker bought by the Vernon Tigers, plans to retire and will not report to the California club. Ham Hyatt would take first base with Essick moving him to the outfield, while negotiations for Ed Kenetchey, veteran NL first baseman released by the Philadelphia Quakers, proceed.
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South
Leo Dressen
American Association
Flint
Vernon Tigers
California
Tigers
Ham Hyatt
Essick
Ham
Ed Kenetchey
Philly Quakers
Beavers Await Contracts From Bruggy and Sargent
Frank Bruggy, the Philadelphia catcher held as Portland ace, has not signed and leaves for the Coast to ink his deal. Emmett McCann and Joe Sargent refuse to report but will wear Beaver uniforms once they arrive, with Sargent due in Pasadena today.
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Frank Bruggy
Philadelphia
Portland
John Hancock
Emmett McCann
Joe Sargent
Pasadena
Sam Crawford Free After Refusing Salary Cut
Sam Crawford remains unsigned as he refused a salary cut and was released. Though older and slow, his hitting and fielding remain elite, and observers expect he will join a club soon along with a veteran like Bam Bam Pastimer, who is seen as indispensable in the league despite long service.
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Seattle
Frank Schulte
Chicago Cub
Brockton
Althe
Edwin Goebel
Washington Nationals
Indians
O. K
Schulte
Goebel
Karl Smith
Sam Crawford
Los A
Ealary
Crawford
Bami
Scramble of Southpaw Talent in Camp Narrows Team Picks
Six southpaws including George Mitchell Ernie Alten and Fred Coumbe train at camp as the league team weighs which two to keep. Mitchell and Alten joined from Ci while Alten was with the Oaks previously. Manager Miller faces a tough task selecting the right pitching duo.
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George Mitchell
Ernie Alten
Fred Coumbe
Mitchell
Alten
Oaks
Miller
Chewelah Diedrich Electrocuted at Water Plant
John F. Diedrich, 65, superintendent of the city and water plant at Chewelah, was electrocuted while working on high tension lines. Feth reported at Het weighing 217 pounds, 10 pounds see be sealed last spring. The waiver price of the CHEWELAH.
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Chewelah
John F. Diedrich
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