Washington Coach Praises Team After Wall of California Scores
At Roy Sayles' banquet, Coach Bagshaw saluted Washington's effort despite 1917 and 1921 California victories. He urged seven sophomores to battle the Bears next game, insisting Washington will play with spirit and grit even if results doubtfully tilt toward California.
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Wee Coyle
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Coach Smith Brings Large California Bruins to Seattle
Coach Andy Smith leads a 24 man California Bruins squad to Seattle for the Washington game. The party will be met at King Street station by local escorts and hosted at Wrington Annex, with a Friday tour of the city and a stadium visit on Friday afternoon.
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Kirkwood and Hagen to Exhibit Golf Skills in Seattle
American champion R H Hagen and Australian open winner Joe Kirkwood will perform at the Beacon Hill Links November 16 and 19. Local stars Ben Stein Lee Stell and Dixie Fleager are slated to oppose in morning and Clark Spetra and Stein may back them Sunday. Admission fees begin with these matches as Seattle golf galleries face new fairways and greens.
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Giants Eye Roush Bentley Trade Inoffensive Swap Talk
New York rumors swirl about Eddie Roush of Cincinnati and Bentley of the Giants as a potential trade. McGraw reportedly wants Roush to bolster the Giants center field while Bentley could fill a pitching role. Cincinnati may seek stronger first base and left field help as Jake Da y ages.
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Roush
Sally's Filly Breaches Purses Record for Year
Baltimore report notes Sally's, a 2 year-old filly from Sharpe Kilmer's stable, earned $97,347 this year, surpassing Man o War's $45,325. The article highlights the earnings comparison and the horse's standout season.
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Army Quarterback George Smythe Expected Key Player
Army coach Major Daly expresses confidence that quarterback George Smythe will play a major role in a likely victory over Annapolis this season. The item notes Smythe as a top Army signal caller in recent years and hints at strong team scoring prospects. In Passaic New Jersey on November 9 police barred former heavyweight champion Jack Johnson from appearing at a planned athletic show citing suspension by the New Jersey boxing commission along with other amateur bouts and a dance segment.
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Syracuse and Nebraska Agree to Meet Next Fall
Syracuse and the University of Nebraska have agreed to play a football game again next fall likely in Lincoln on Thanksgiving Day.
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N. Y
Yraecuse
University of Nebraska
Lincoln
Garfield and Broadway Prep Face Friday Clash at Denny Field
Garfield and Broadway clash in a Friday prep football game at Denny Field. The Babes must win or tie the Tigers to stay tied with Franklin as kickoff is set for 3 34.
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Broadway
Denny Field
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California Bears Dominate Scoring With 61 Point Win
California Leads the nation in football scoring after a 61 to 0 victory over Washington State at Berkeley. The Golden Bears have 265 points in six games, ahead of Cornell with 255 as second. California has allowed only two touchdowns all season and posted notable wins including Marines 80-0 and USC 12-0.
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John Thomas Stars as Chicago Beats Princeton in Big Back
John Thomas looms for Chicago scoring all three touchdowns against Princeton as the Maroons rely on his speed and power. The back carries most of Chicago’s rushing yardage with strong line play supporting him throughout the hard fought game.
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Carrigan Considered Again to Lead Red Sox
Ston Mass November 9 Milt Carrigan former Red Sox leader is eyed to manage the team again if he desires Owner Harry Frazee confirms the offer noting last season’s poor showing demands action Carrigan is the favored choice to restore prestige and Frazee will meet a reasonable salary Carrigan’s past success with Babe Ruth is cited as proof he can guide the club back to competitiveness
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Boston
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Duffy
Bill Carrigan
Ruth
Gorman Faces Britt in Tacoma Boxing Bout Tonight
Jos Gorman and Frankie Pritt meet in a six round boxing match in Tacoma tonight. Gorman seeks victory while Pritt aims to derail the hometown favorite in front of local fans.
American League Lacks Real Southpaw Hurler
The piece notes the American League is weak in left handed pitchers. It highlights Dick Kerr of the White Sox as perhaps the most valuable southpaw in the league, while naming Heimach, Pennock, Pruett, Mogridge and Oldham as the better of an ordinary group. It compares AL talents to Cooper, Nehf and Rixey from other clubs.
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Athletics
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Boston
Pruett
St. Louis
Mogridge
Washington
Oldham
Detroit
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Cooper
Pittsburg
Nehf
New York
Rixey
Cincinnati
Battling Siki Faces Disqualification After Bout Fracas
Paris reports Battling Siki, a leading European heavyweight, may be disqualified for striking Ferrand Cuny, manager of Maurice Prunier, after Prunier’s fighter Balzac knocked out Siki’s ward in the title round. Siki acted as Balzac’s second and lashed out in anger following the finish.
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Maurice Prunier
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Philadelphia Nationals seek Bezdek for next season
William F. Baker owner of the Philadelphia Nationals admitted he pursued Hugo Bezdek, former Pirates manager and Penn State athletics director, to coach his team next year. They plan to discuss the possibility soon.
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Hugo Bezdek
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Frosh Meet Ellensburg Normal On Home Court
Washington's Purple Frosh host Ellensburg Normal at home in a nonleague game. Ellensburg travels to the venue for a season contest.
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Washington
O Doul May Shine With Red Sox Next Season
The article highlights Frank Lefty O Doughl as a Pacific Coast League star who struggled for two seasons on the New York Yankees bench and with the Boston Red Sox possible. Scouts praise his pitching ability and believe he could become a major pitcher if given a chance in 1998. He spent 1920 and 1921 on the Yankees bench and later starred in San Francisco before potential big league chances.
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San Francisco
New York
Chicago National Park to Expand Capacity to 52000
Chicago plans immediate construction to enlarge the National League park from 17000 to 52000 seats and to expand the playing field as announced by the club.
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Bohne Another Trade Target for Pirates
Rumors suggest Bammy Bohne former Beattie infielder could be traded to the Pirates in exchange for Whitey Glazner Pirates right hander rumored to go to the Reds.
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Pittsburg
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Pirates
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McCabe Put Up For Deal By Los Angeles Club
Foster McCabe, outfielder and second baseman, has been put on the market by the Los Angeles club. McCabe is a valuable player who improved considerably this season, and the Angels should have little trouble making a deal for him.
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Crimson and Tigers to Battle at Cambridge
Harvard and Princeton meet at Cambridge on Saturday in a pivotal Football clash. Both teams hold undefeated records, with Harvard praised for leadership and Buall at quarterback, while Princeton faces a setback with missing Den Laurie.
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Buall
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Cubs to Seek Waivers on Terry and Kelleher
Chicago Cubs plan roster shakeup as Zeb Terry and John Kelleher face waivers. With Marty Krug moving to the minors, personnel changes are expected to continue.
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John Kelleher
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Joe Wood May Coach Freshmen Baseball at Yale
Joe Wood, a Cleveland outfielder and former big league pitcher, may coach Yale's freshman baseball team next year. His extensive major league experience would suit the post. In other news, the Gold Frosh of the University of Washington beat St. Martin's College 12 to 7 at Lacy, Washington.
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Travie Davis Faces Bob Harper for Coast Welterweight Title
The Coast welterweight championship bout goes ten rounds in Portland tonight with Travie Davis challenging Bob Harper for the title. The event features a ten round main cage fight under the night’s boxing card.
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Bob Harper
Portland
Ket
Princeton Struggles to Find Reliable Guards
Princeton coach Bill Roper moves Snively from end to rear guard as a response to guard shortages. Bnavely excelled at end last season, but Roper questions his speed for backfield or end duties. Knively has not impressed at guard and may return to end. Snively remains a strong candidate for a suitable position.
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Bnavely
Roper
Knively
Snively
Siglin Considers Retirement Against Bees Team
Siglin speaks of quitting the game as he battles fatigue. The veteran second baseman is described as sturdy and agile, and his departure would disrupt the Bees’ infield setup and team rhythm.
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Western league considers moving Sioux City to Lincoln
The Western league weighs shifting the Sioux City team to Lincoln but Lincoln’s Nebraska State league profitability may hinder owners from paying a large sum for the Broux City franchise.
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