Stanford Defeats Washington 3-0 in Narrow Grid Victory
Stanford dominates with a stout defense and reliable kicking by Templeton to beat Washington 3-0. Eckmann stands out for Washington as a lone big league back, making more yards than his teammates, though the Huskies fall short overall and face Oregon and Dartmouth on the schedule.
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Tackling deemed Harvard’s top football priority
Harvard coach Hob Fisher calls tackling the most important element of football training. He argues tackling strengthens defense and slows opposing runs, with daily, rigorous drills from straw beds to full field practice to prevent injuries and ensure players stay downed.
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College football results mix across several teams
The report lists several college games with mixed outcomes. Washington beats Montana 20 to 14 at Bellingham, Harvard and GN Dobie tie 14 all, Cornell defeats Corneil 14 to 3, Penn State defeats Nebraska 2006 score, Pittsburgh edges Virginia 21 to 0, Navy beats Georgetown 21 to 0, Washington State defeats Jefferson 14 to 6, Ohio State defeats Michigan 12 to 7, and Tilmore’s Chicago win is noted.
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Vardon and Ray Sail From New York After Tour Success
Harry Vardon and Ted Ray depart New York after a highly successful tour of the United States in which Ray won the American Open title. The pair travel home to England following the voyage beginning this Saturday.
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Walla Walla Eagles Fall 6-0 to Stanwood in Slippery Clay
In a clash on a slick clay field, the Walla Walla Eagles were shut out 6 to 0 by Stanwood. Key Stanwood highlight came on a second quarter sideline run for a lone touchdown as Murphine at right guard starred for the losers and Wilkins and Rathbun shone at times. The Eagles travel to Bremerton Sunday and plan to play in Tacoma on Armistice Day.
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Big Baseball Meeting in Chicago Aims at Peace
National and American league owners gather in Chicago to merge sessions and push a joint program for minor leagues in Kansas City tomorrow. Talks hint at ending war fears while Clark Griffith signals possible expansion with three new American League clubs if a split occurs.
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Civic Welcome for Ray Oxhbley Returns Home
Ted Ray, winner of the United States Open, will receive an official welcome from local authorities on his return to Oxhbe y England where he serves as the club professional.
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Fletcher Refuses Phillies Manager Post Offer
Veteran shortstop Nov. Art Fletcher reportedly declines a proposed manager position with the Philadelphia Phillies of the National League, turning down the club’s offer. The veteran player has a storied career and was considered for leadership after a long stint as a player.
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Dempsey Carpentier Bout Planned for Independence Day
Promoters Charlies B Coch rane and Tex Rickard announce a July 4 boxing clash near New York with a half million dollar purse. The planned open air stadium event targets 100000 seats and aims to shock fans with lower ticket prices than anticipated.
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Charlies B. Cochrane
Tex Rickard
Coast King San Francisco Football Clash Shapes West Contender
controversy over whether California fields a phenomenal team or if opponents were weak rages on. California boasted 444 points scored and 14 against, fueling belief in a top Western squad. Critics argued Washington showed strength with a 4900 win, but consensus held California likely to represent the West in the Pasadena East–West game on New Year’s Day.
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Franklin Broadway gridiron clash sparks high school praise
The Franklin Broadway game Friday featured spirited play with standout halfback Sakamoto delivering a surprising, high quality effort. Coaches Dvorak and Teasberger shared honors as Franklin tied Broadway aided by Heneberg and Beattle players, while rumors and mounted police added tense atmosphere around the sidelines.
Football Race Narrows Down
East leaders Penn State Pittsburg Princeton and Harvard hold top positions as Notre Dame Ohio State Illinois push in the West. Penn State leads the East. Notre Dame is favored in the West per Purdue's coach. Illinois and Ohio State duel for the Western title on November 20 if Illinois beats Wisconsin.
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Ballard High Likely 1920 Prep Grid Champions
Ballard high school is seen as a near certain Seattle prep football champion for 1920. The Bea vers have won every game and only Broadway and West Seattle remain on the schedule, with Franklin and Lincoln likely out of the race. If Ballard loses to Broadway the impact is small and a win over West Seattle keeps their lead.
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Gowdy Reflects On Catcher’s Role In World Series
Hank Gowdy discusses the catcher’s vital part on a winning team and how visibility comes from hitting. He recalls hitting .545 in a single World Series and notes the luck involved while praising great players like Cobb and Ruth.
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Elk Ring Night Promises High-Stakes Boxing at Crystal Pool
Local boxing card features Steve Dalton in a welterweight clash with Frankie Denny and Bert Forbes facing Hobby Harper in the semi windup. Army Welch meets Young Jack Dempsey, Bob Spencer meets Harold Jones, with tickets limited at Crystal Pool due to seating constraints.
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Nate Druxinman
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Public Speaker Ford White Stirs Crowd at AOC Smoker
At the AOC smoker, Ford White delivered a spasmodic oration, sparking mixed reactions. A fracas erupted as Bill Bethel and Fred Kent argued, escalating into a wild bout with jiu jitsu and wrestling moves, while Jimmy Malone cheered Bethel from the corner.
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Eagles Show Promises In Boxing Night Talk
Bethel Kent match drew 80 excited fans while Bill Parent struggled to track time during the bout. The Eagles’ bout between Phil Jensen and Eddie Hammond fell short of a jaw dropping exhibition and Crawford White’s address left the crowd needing repetition.
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Eddie Hammond
Star League Cage Meet Wednesday Eyes Season Start
The Star city basketball league holds its first meeting Wednesday night at The Star to discuss season plans. Senior teams may join with no charges. outfits and a basketball are needed. The league, in its second season, will review last year's rules and consider changes. The season runs about December to February.
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