Varsity Ace Faces Stars in Nisbet Berths Clash in Nisbet Preview
Washington battles California at the Stadium as Leonard Zeil must counter Archie Nisbet in a key kicking duel. Nisbet’s proven punts loom large after 45 and 60 yard strikes for California, while Washington counters with Dailey Abel Wilson and Morrison. The Bears rely on fundamentals and the Huskies on power as both squads seek a decisive break in a closely watched game. Washington’s line depth, though green aside from Grimm and Ingram, shows resilience and strength to overpower the Bears’ poised attack.
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Washington Has Another Hank Haynes on Freshman Team
Washington adds Hank Haynes to its freshman squad this year with great potential but needs more weight for varsity play. Bob Stevens, another fresh guard, shows ability and has two All City guard honors from Ballard days, yet also lacks the needed beef for varsity lines. If Stevens gained 15 to 20 pounds he could be a top prospect for Washington for the next three seasons.
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California Beavers Leave for Washington Battle
California varsity departs for the Washington game amid talk of victory and a low scoring affair. Brick Muller and Archie Nisbet are in good form as the team, led by Captain Erb at quarterback, prepares for a muddy showdown with the Huskies with versatile plays and formations planned.
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Metropolitans Prep For Puck Season Opener
Metropolitans ready for opening game with six on ice and substitutes. Manager Muldooney has players practice as the squad heads north. Likely lineup includes Mon Gay and Walker on the left wing with Foy, Riley, Briden, and McCarthy at forwards and Ka ser on defense. They travel Sunday night to the North, then return to Seattle to face Victoria after Monday’s game at the Arena Wednesday.
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Cornell Record Weakened by Easy Games This Year
Cornell records show a weakened season as easy opponents pad scores while facing a string of tougher tests ahead. Dobie's team meets Dartmouth in New York on Saturday after a shaded schedule with Penn, Vermont, and Harvard looming, and lacks such strong foes as Harvard Yale Princeton or Lafayette to sharpen the balance of power.
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New Lids for Corvallis Men When Nebraska Loses
Syracuse defeated Nebraska 9 to 6 last week. The Mid West praised the Cornhuskers as Lincoln University's best ever. Coach Rutherford of the Oregon Aggies, former Cornhusker star, predicted an undefeated season. About 25 CA C gridiron players on the Corvallis campus now sporting new lids.
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Washington Football Backfield Selections Centered on Harper
Washington debates fullback options Bryan Sherman Harper and Du Bole with Harper favored after earlier injuries. Bears arrive in Seattle Thursday for practice while Stanford and Oregon games loom. USC visit Palo Alto heightens big weekend clash. Washington State vs Oregon also headlines Northwest action and Pasadena hosts Multnomah and Olympic clubs.
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Coast league shows California clubs dominant since 1914
California teams have led the Coast league from 1914 onward with Portland last pennant in 1914. The eight season record includes San Francisco and Los Angeles titles while Seattle and Vernon show mixed results since 1919. Portland slumped to seventh this year as interest remains high for next season.
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Portland Maroons Face Uncertain Lineup With Duncan Absence
Art Duncan, noted Vancouvrer defense ace, has not signed with the Maroons. Al Newhall, a newcomer, may need to fill in Monday. The Toronto St Enie, defending champions, depart the East on November 25 for a coast tour. Jon Wallace to serve as official timekeeper at the Arena.
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Wisconsin Star End Tebell Keys Badger Defense
Gus Tebell of the Wisconsin Badgers stands as the end strength of the team with quick tackling and reliable plays. Wisconsin relies on Tebell to play a prominent role in the upcoming meeting with Minnesota as the defense lines up to contain the Western conference rivals.
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Colimas Set to Face Duffy in Four Round Welterweight Bout
Colimas, a top four round middleweight, agrees to meet Duffy at 147 pounds, matching his weight advantage against the Shadow Jimmy Duffy who has boxed and defeated several lightweights and welterweights in Oakland. If the bout falls through, Duffy may return north to spar Northwestern welterweights Bob Harper and Trav Davis for entertainment. Shade to box Schoell in Omaha and target Mickey Walker after, with a strong chance against the new welterweight champion.
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California
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Travie Davia
Shade
Schoels
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Big Bout on Tomorrow Crown Northwest Welter King
Tomorrow night in Portland Hob Harper faces Travie Davis in a highly touted welterweight bout. The winner earns the Northwest welter title as both fighters seek season dominance and a lasting edge in regional standings.
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Yankees After Sox Hurlers Could Add Ehmke Pennock
The New York Yankees seek Boston Red Sox pitchers Howard Ehmke and Herb Pennock to bolster their rotation. Ehmke was recently sent from Detroit to Boston. The Yankees badly need a left-handed pitcher and may land both stars.
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Frosh Basketball Showdowns Tonight and Tomorrow in Washington
George Smith leads the Gold frosh against St. Martin's at Lacy Washington today. Tomorrow Ray Hekmann sends the Purple frosh to face Mlensburg Normal at Ellensburg with action continuing in Washington.
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Champion Faces Star Field in Big Billiards Tourney
The world series of billiards 18.2 balk line championship opens Monday in New York at Sidel Pennsylvania. Defending champ Jake Schaefer expects to win, while rivals Wille Hoppe Roger Conti Prik Hagelnacher and KE Horemans join a strong foreign contingent. Cohcran and Mant round out the lineup as Hoppe seeks a comeback and Schaefer remains the favorite.
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Hamilton to Pilot Volunteers in Southern League
Jimmy Hamilton former Vancouver Northwestern league pilot and longtime minor league manager has signed to pilot the Nashville Volunteers in the Southern League next season. Hamilton previously won a pennant with Charleston in the South Atlantic league last season.
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Duffy Lewis Endorses Bushers Farmed Out Prospects
Marion Thomas a Galt Lake City busher will be farmed out by the Bees next spring to a slower league with the aim of developing him for 1924. Thomas is a young southpaw, and Manager Duffy Lewis praised his work in practice during the 1922 campaign.
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