Vancouver Stars Dominate All Coast Hockey Teams
Seven Vancouver regulars earn spots on Seattle Star two All-Coast squads led by Foyston and Walker. First team also includes Dunderdale, Johnson and Cook, while Walker dominates as Seattle rover with support from Oatman and Dunderdale on the forwards. Victoria’s Oatman leads the second unit with several Vancouver players also chosen.
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Alex C. Rose
Vancouver
Seattle Star
Seattle
Frank Foyston
Jack Walker
Rover
Rnis Ted
Tommy Dunderdale
Hit and Run Power Drives Siwash pennant bid
Seattle Siwashes push hit and run as a core attack with Bates Wolters and Murphy slated for top slots. Hartford Kenworthy and Bohne vie for key hitting roles while Charlie Ashland joins practice as Adams heads to Hanford California.
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Seattle Siwashes
Diamond
Queen City
Ray Bates
Harry Wolters
Rod Murphy
Wolters
Bates
Murphy
Behne Kepp
Bruce Hartford
Bill Rose
Seattle
Hartford
Duke
Ken
Red Oldham to Break Into Tigers in 1925 Season
Pacific Coast league graduate Red Oldham, known as a carrot-topped port-aider, starred for the Portland Beavers last summer. The Detroit Tigers will give him a chance in the American League as a pitcher and potential out fielder with a strong fastball and solid all around ability.
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Red
Oldham
Portland Beavers
Detroit Tigers
Rey Grover
Beattie Voy
Philly Athletics
Oakland
Kansas City Blues
Grover
Queks
Hoe
Butte Club
Knights Claim Largest Cage Total In Final Star League
The Star basketball league closes with the Knights of Columbus beating Phoenix Mutuals by forfeit. Johnny Logan scored 36 and Dec Powers 34 for the winners as the team surpassed 100 points in the second half.
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K. of C. Hall
Johnny Logan
Casey
Little
Hec” MacDonald
Phoenix Mutuals
Piper & Taft
Sporting Goods Store
Co. B. Ae Knights
Dix
Geeceeteees
Powers Hogle
Logan
Cceses
Dahle
Iseceeeee
Needias
Mooney
Seminary
MacDonald
Orr
O'Brien
University Community Five
Knights of Columbus
Knights
MacDougall-Bouthwick
Tacoma
Sound City
MacDougalls
Scobey
Pirates
Star's All-Coast Ice Teams First Team
Star presents the All-Coast ice hockey first team with players Lehman of Vancouver, Johnson of Victoria, Cook of Vancouver, Walker of Seattle, Oatman of Victoria, Dunderdale of Victoria, Foyston of Seattle, and Legond Team Legris nine. Holmes of Seattle is listed as right defense, Duncan of Vancouver as left defense, Rowe of Seattle, Rover J Adams of Vancouver at right wing, Skinner and Roberts of Vancouver at center and left wing with Harris of Vancouver completing the roster.
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Vancouver
Cook
Johnson
de Lehman
Eagle
Holmes
Hack Fowler
Bhe
Leh
Ose” Johnson
Vic
Duncan
Bobby Rowe
Ben Johnson
Foyston
Roberts
Harris
Riley Tobin
Wings
Rickey
Seattle
Meeking
Loughlin
Victoria
Altho
Arme
Legond
Legris
ciNened Holmes
Rowe
Rover
J. Adams
Skinner
Seattle Mets Triumph Over Victoria Crew 5–1 in Title Race
The Seattle Mets outplayed Victoria 5 to 1 at the Arena to seize first place in the Pacific Coast hockey circuit. Foyston scored three and Riley two as Seattle built a lead and held off Victoria through three periods. The win earns Seattle a two game playoff against Vancouver, with the first game in Seattle tomorrow night and the return in Vancouver Monday.
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Alex C. Rose
Seattle
Victoria
Arena
Mets
Vancouver
Ottawa
Altho
Foysten
Company
Lester Patrick
Tribe
Spring Athletics Schedule For High Schools
The coming season opens April 9 and ends May 21 for prep baseball. Track details incomplete with freshman soph meet set for April 30. Various dual and triangular track meets involving Lincoln Broadway West Seattle Ballard Queen Anne Franklin Weat Seattle and others are planned across April and May with several dates listed and some notes not yet finalized.
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Lincoln-Broadway
Seattle
Ballard
Franklin
Lincoln
Queen Anne
Broadway
West Seattle
Broad
Tanecotin
Queen 6O
Balard
Lina
Queen 28
Martin Knocks Out Reilly in First Round Bout
Kalamazoo Michigan March 11 Bob Martin heavyweight champion of the A K F scored a technical knockout over Jack Reilly in the first round of a scheduled 10 round bout last night.
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Martin
Kalamazoo
Mich
Bob Martin
Jack Reilly
Fourteen Beavers Report to Spring Camp in Ontario
Fourteen players reported to the Portland Beavers spring camp in Ontario California on March 11. Five players are listed as missing as manager McCredie orders two daily practices.
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Ontario
Cal
Portland Beavers
McCredie
Wilie Signs with Oakland After Ground Delay
In Cal Orland on March 11 the Oakland club planned to resume play after a damp field paused activity. Outfielder Wilie was signed by manager Howard yesterday.
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Watson
Sacramento
Bill Rodgers
Mule Watson
Yippers
Lefty Mails
Gunner Larkin
Bill Prough
P. Knutz
Senators
Olympic Club of
San Francisco
Wilie
Orland
Cal
Oaka
Howard
American bike team to enter Olympic Games says Kelney
Richard F. Kelney chairman of the National Cycling association advisory committee announced in New York that a first class bicycle team will represent America at the Olympic Games. The statement highlights the nation's planned participation and organizational backing for the event.
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New York
America
Richard F. Kelney
National Cycling Association
Portland boxing card shapes up for March 24 show
The Portland bill lists Dereon, Mapensiens, Darrone and others in a 10 round semi windup leading to the Shade-Davis main at Crystal Pool. Eddie Shannon and Harry Mansell targets local foes. Noyes, Tendler and Tendler’s rival Jackson also slated for forthcoming bouts in Tacoma and East venues.
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Wast Dereon
Joe Mapensiens
Beses
Tommy Darrone
Miller
Willie Meechan
Walter
Portland
Barrone Wee
Amother Bey
Hetaie Schumann
Joe Benjamin
Ore
Tacoma
Nenjamin
Freddie Anderson
Harry Mansell
Ttle Englien
Jimmy Wilde
England
Joe Farrell
Lackey Morrow
Farr
Morrow
Tacoma H
Sammy Gordon
Shade-Davis
Crystal Pool
Sheppard Beats Fitzsimmons in Rough 10 Round Bout
British lightweight champ Johnny Sheppard edged Eddie Fitzsimmons of New York but failed to gain a decision in a brutal 10 round fight. Sheppard was knocked down seven times and twice exhausted before the crowd at the Detroit arena.
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Sheppard
Detroit
Johnny Sheppard
Eddie Fitzsimmons
New York
Farren Wins Decision in Sacramento Boxing Card
Frankie Farren defeated Harlem Eddie Kelley in a four round bout in Sacramento. Joe Coffey beat Young Papke and Sammy Pelsinger edged Claire Bromeo in a card staged by the American Legion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
Cal
Frankie Farren
Harlem Eddie Kelley
Joe Coffey
Young Papke
Sammy Pelsinger
Claire Bromeo
American Legion
Welterweight Showdown Looms For Coast Fans
Promoter unveils bouts featuring Shade versus Davis and Lux versus Wright at Crystal Pool Tuesday. If Shade wins, he earns a shot at champion Wright. Lux seeks a second title try after a close earlier bout.
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Leo H. Lassen
Northwest
B Shade
Travie Davis
Everett Boy
Crystal Pool
Morrie Lux
Kansas City
Billy Wright
Lux
Wright-Lux
Davis
Morris Lux
Lux Billy
Shade
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Lehman
O. U. Busher
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Omigosh
Siwash
Hanford
Charles Ashland
Fresno
Fred Rivers
Wares
Jack Adama
Philadelphia
Cole
SEALS
Stockton
Yannigan
Charlie Graham
Eleventh Cavalry
Presidio
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Star League
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Pet
Phoenia Mutua
Piper
Taft
Sevee
Hrew
Rnights of
Columbus
Jimmy Marquis
A Ge White Sox
Texas
St. Joe's
Bob Mousel
Vernon Tiger
New York Yanks
Joe McGinnity
Butte
Mound
Decatur
Ill
Twirlee
George McBride
Bo Nowewarf
Wade Killfer
Los Angeles
Jimmy McAuley
Angels
Killefer
Jimmy
Max Carey
Pittsburg Pirates
Kean
Pacific Northwest
Piper Taft Inc. Econdave
Hoyt
Dunderdale
Seattle Mets
Beattie
Peattion
Fowler Rowe
C. Loughlin Rickey
R. D
Johnson Walker
W. Loughlin Riley
Oo Ks
Tobin
Ostman
Woriotir
Riley
Kerr
Pourteen
Murray
Patrick
W. Loughlin
Mickey Lon
Vics
Frank Forsten
Jim Riley
Dubtie Kerr
Forston
Jim
Nets
Frank
Fowler
Johnson and Fowler
Tebim
Tommy Dunderdals
Tommy
Monicker
Moeking
Rey Rickey
Sentti
Cyclone Taylor
Jack Adams
Moose” Johnson
Dubbie Kerr
Coop
Seattle Vamps
Tommy Griffiths
Brooklyn
HI Spring
Hm Optical Ie
Madison
Ceeanoe
Lloyd Madden
Frank Wagner
Aberdeen
Frankie Mesen
Johnny Noyes
St. Paul
Eddie Shannon
Jen Tendler
Philly
Farren
Wright
Georges Carpentier
Joe Beckett
Jon
Beckett
Fred
True Fulton
Hector
Bremerton
Minnesotean
Milwaukie
Star Angle
Brown & Hulen
Jess White
Johnny Anderson
G. E. Wallace
Louis Teepe
Bill Southeven
A. C. Peterson
Ben Brierly
G. C. Lockwood
Harry Doolittle
Guy Kneeland
Brown & Hulen’s
Jimemy Duffy
al Walker
Frank Garcia
Clark Griffith
Washington Ball Park
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