Washington Struggles as Oregon Beats Washington 24–13
Oregon defeats Washington 24 to 13 at Denny Field, leaving Oregon as the league’s only undefeated team. Washington stays in the title chase with two weeks to prepare for Washington State, while Oregon and Pullman loom as title contenders.
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Washington State
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Hunt
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Purple and Gold Crew
Mullen Targets Purchase of Seattle Coast Ball Club
The 1919 Coast League veteran Bill Mullen announces intent to bid for Seattle club ownership. He will present his offer to directors at their annual session, proposing a purchase with a second undisclosed party. Club secretary Bill Klepper says the club is not for sale and values depend on reducing overhead, calling the rumor unfounded.
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Charley Mullen
Seattle
Seattle Ball Club
Mullen
Pilot to Be Named Ball Meeting Soon
Beattie schedules an all important baseball meeting with local directors to pick a manager. Mike Kelley, star of the pennant winner, is backed for the post while Klepper seeks the presidency and Jim Brewster signals he will not run again.
Queen Anne YMCA Soccer Leagues Run After School
Two hundred forty boys participate in Queen Anne YMCA soccer programs run by Charlie Norman of the Y M C A service league. Coe School John Hay and Queen Anne furnish teams with Warren Mercer supplying the lower five. Coe games are after school on Wednesday Thursday and Friday while Mercer matches are noon games. The motto is Everybody play with offices at Leibly ring Queen Anne Ave.
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Queen Anne
Charlie Norman
Coe Grounds
Coe
John Hay
Warren
Mercer
Nor- Man
Leibly Ring
Queen Anne Ave
Bosat
Interstate three cushion billiards adds nine city teams
Detroit Milwaukee Toledo Pitts Cincinnati Akron Buffalo and others form the nine city representation in the Interstate three cushion billiards season indicating a broad regional participation.
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Detroit
Milwaukee
Toledo
Pitts
Cincinnati
Akron
Buffalo
Pittsburg U football wins streak ends in Syracuse defeat
University of Pittsburg led by Glenn Warner since 1915 suffered a 24 to 3 loss at Syracuse ending a long unbeaten run. Colgate and Syracuse meet November 15 in an upcoming clash while Dartmouth freshmen gain varsity soccer access and other college sports results are noted.
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University of Pittsburg
Glenn Warner
Syracuse
Colgate
Dartmouth College
Fordham to revive basketball after 1914 ban
Fordham University announces plan to revive its basketball program, abolishing a hiatus dating back to 1914 15 and reintroducing intercollegiate play under university oversight.
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Fordham University
Oregon Hold Off Washington With Wind Aided Play
Erve Dailey of Washington was marked by Oregon forwards throughout the game and failed to gain. Butler and Young Hyndmen impressed at line back positions while Hob Abel directed the offense but misfired on long aerial attempts aided by a strong wind.
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Erve Dailey
Washington
Oregon
Dailey
Butler
Young Hyndmen
Hob Abel
Veteran George Smith Returns for Washington in Surprise Suit
George Smith, a Washington veteran who quit the team early for heavy coursework, appeared in the final minutes signaling a possible boost to the Washington forwards. Oregon Aggies, lacking consistency, suffered their second straight loss after falling to California and were previously beaten by Stanford.
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George Smith
Washington
George
Altho
Oregon Aggies
California
Stanford
Upsets Flair as Ohio Leads Big Ten Unbeaten
Dope was spilled in every direction as Minnesota crushed Wisconsin and Till nois defeated Chicago. The big year for upsets in football continues with Ohio holding the conference lead as the sole undefeated team.
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Minnesota Crew
Wisconsin
Tillnois
Chicago
Ohio
Colgate, Dartmouth Tied in East Big Game
Gil Dobie’s middies defeated West Virginia Wesleyan while Colgate and Dartmouth battled to a 7 7 tie in the East. West Virginia University upset Princeton 25 to 0 in a surprising result.
Hap Miller May Join Multnomah Athletic Club
Hap Miller, famed University of Washington halfback, may join Multnomah Athletic Club for the rest of the season. Miller, a Vancouver justice of the peace, is courted by Winged M manager Phil Brook as fans recall his 1916 15 to 7 upset over California with a late dash that nearly won.
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Hap” Miller
University of Washington
Dobie
Multnomah Athletic Club
Rose City
Miller
Vancouver
Wash
Philbrook
Winged M
Washington
California
Doble
Upsets Feature Grid Tilts Across East Conference Games
Colgate and Dartmouth battled to a tied game at Hanover in a tilt that preserved Colgate’s claim to the East race while Penn State shut out the University of Pennsylvania 10 0. West Virginia Wesleyan upset Maryland? No. Michigan rallied to beat Northwestern 16 13 as Minnesota triumphed 19 7 over Wisconsin. Washington State defeated Idaho 14 0 at Pullman and California toppled Oregon Agricultural 21 14 with Rowe scoring twice. California also stopped the Bears on the one yard line as time expired. Gormgan’s 41 7 win over Montana School of Mines and Stanford’s 34 0 over St Marys College highlighted the day with strong kicking from Templeton and USC lineman Ivor Peterson at left tackle.
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Huntington
Skeet” Mannerd
Young Sharp
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Colgate
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Hanover
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University of Pennsylvania
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Sonora
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Welch
Skadan
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Bears
Junior cage league to form at Y M C A
Six teams will compete in the Y M C A junior house basketball league this season. The Triangle club will enter two teams, with the Swastikas Lakesides Seattle Boys' club and the Dorm club also expected to field squads. The Swastikas were last season's champions. A members conference meeting at Rolling Bay within two weeks will set the schedule and lineup.
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Swastikas
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Seattle Boys’ Club
Dorm Club
Rolling Bay
Experience and Merry Anne Promised in Wednesday Ring Show
Veteran fighters Frank Farmer of Tacoma and Gunboat Smith headline a six two minute round bout at the Arena on Wednesday night. Smith, a longtime coast figure, faces Farmer who trains in Tacoma. The card also features Young Ketchel versus Jimmy Storey and Eddie Jackson against Eddie Quinn with Ralph Douglas as the referee.
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Frank Farmer
Tacoma
Farmer
Hector
Merry Annes
Smith
Ketchell
Store
Ketchel
Milwaukee
Jimmy Storey
Milla
Storey
Eddie Jackson
Eddie Quinn
Ralph Douglas
World Football World Series Planned by California Club
University of California official Lute Nichols proposes a national intercollegiate playoff to crown the U S gridiron champion. The plan envisions eliminations across regions, two finalists meeting in California on New Year’s Day for the title, with a 100000 seat stadium possibly at Berkeley.
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Lute” Nichols
University of California
Pacific Coast
Nichols
United States
Berkeley
Middle West
Far East
New York to Discuss United States Boxing Rule Changes
In New York on November 3 the Sporting club committee will debate new rules for boxing in the United States. Members include Dr. Walter Camp Major Warren Harbour George Thorley William Rickard and Tex Rickard. The French Federation invited Major Biddle to Paris conferences in December but he declined, citing American championship leadership.
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United States
New In Sporting Club
Joseph E. Walter Camp
A. J. Warren Harbour
George Charles Thorley
William A
Tex Rickard
French Federation
Major Biddle
Paris
Biddle
America
Stecher and Lewis to clash in world wrestling ship showdown
New York promoters announce Stecher and Strangler Lewis will meet in Madison Square Garden for the world title match unspecified time limit. The winner faces Har dock and Wideck Zbysecko in a post bout challenge.
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New York
Stecher
Strangler
Lewis
Madison Square
Jack
Hardock
Wideck Zbysecko
Boldt's French Pastry Shop Moves Uptown
Local bakery Boldt's announces relocation to 1414 3rd Avenue and 913 24th Avenue area, inviting customers to sample pastries in new Uptown storefront.
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Boldt
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