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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Nov 01, 1920

Page

4

Everett High Feuds Over Freshmen Defeat Claims

Everett High School officials rebut Seattle press accusations of migrant rule violations by Everett players officials and coaches after a 20 to 0 defeat by the Freshmen on October 23. The piece alleges repeated penalties favoring Seattle and defends the Everett team as fairly beaten with improper claims dismissed.

A. M. Glassberg Everett University of Washington Football Eleven Everett High Schoo Fresh Eleven Seattle Everett Peo Jayea K Ing Kempkes Spaulding Frosh Pinkey” Moore Enoch W. Bagshaw Dick Lee Bagshaw Sandy” Wick Wick Westorm

Local political chatter and rumor mill at The Star

The Star reports on residents discussing votes for sheriff and local candidates. Shorty Shaw and Sia Brunn hint at support for Dan Salt, with Nate Druxinman and Clay ee backing each other. The piece also notes editor Henry Clay may perform at the election night event.

Henry Clay Star

Hat question tops gossip from street chatter

Morning calls probe where Attorney George Olson buys hats. Floyd McCoy warns of trouble if nothing clever happens to mock Al Peterson, famed W. K. three cushion expert. Al reports Floyd’s blisters from cash register buttons as Elmo Jones clarifies his college football position.

George Olson Floyd McCoy Brown & Helen AL Peterson W. K Floyd

Montesano Beats Olympia 20 to 6 in Hard Fought Grid Battle

Montesano overwhelmed Olympia 20 to 6 as Fred Abel starred at right back. Olympia was hampered by injuries and the absence of captain Johnny Lyman at center, while Montesano exploited the line and Abel’s runs to pull away in the first half.

Tom Olsen Olympia Tesano Montesano Fieth Oysters Johnny Lyman Capital City

Portland Boxingcard Promises Heavyweights and Lightweights

Joe Gorman Portland lightweight faces Jack Davis Oakland in the main event at Portland Wednesday. Also on the card are Jimmy Darcy Portland heavyweight Kid Palmer Los Angeles Ole Anderson Tacoma and Leo Cross Port.

Joe Gorman Portland Jack Davis Oakland Jimmy Darcy Kid Palmer Los Angeles Ole Anderson Tacoma Leo Cross Port

Harper to Box Bert Forbes in Elks smoker main event

Seattle lightweight Bob Harper faces Bert Forbes in the second half of the double main event at the Crystal pool next week. Forbes just returned from California where he has trained. This will be their first meeting. Franklie Denny meets Steve Dalton in the other top bout.

Bob Harper Seattle Bert Forbes Elks Crystal Pool Forbes California Franklie Denny Oakland Jimmy Storey Steve Dalton

Holy Cross Hands Syracuse First Loss, 2-0

Holy Cross upset Syracuse 2 to 0 marking the Orangemen’s first defeat of the season. The game showcased a strong defensive effort and a decisive early tally that held throughout.

Holy Cross Syracuse

Educated Toe May Win for Stanford

Stanford star right half Dink Templeton could punt and dropkick his team to a key meet versus Washington on Denny Field next Saturday. Templeton powered a 10-0 win over Oregon with a 60 yard punt and multiple dropkicks, while Washington prepares quarterback competition between Johnny Wilson and Bob Abel and strong kicking from captain Ted Faulk.

Templeton Stanford University of Washington Denny Field University of Oregon Palo Alto United States Oregon Johnny Wilson Wilson Bob Abel Washington Ted Faulk

Broadway Stands Tall in Local Prep Cup Race

Neavers beat Franklin 3 to 0 as John Harrison's drop kick in the closing quarter sealed the win. Ballard's line shows power but backs lack experience while Franklin aired an aerial attack yet failed to punch through. A big Pacific Coast Conference clash looms with Washington State facing California next Saturday.

Broadway Dallard Neavers Franklin John Harrison Ballard Harrison Mallard Lincoln Franklin Boys Ballard Waar Eeeel University of Montana Seattle Grid Pullman Cougars University of California

Jones Holds Joe Gorman To Draw Surprising Fans

Jones surprised the crowd by holding the fighter Joe Gorman to a draw, delivering a unexpected result in a competitive match.

Jones Joe Gorman

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