Draws Highlight Bout at Crystal Pool in Elks Show
California welterweights Dalton and Frankie Denny fought a fast draw with tense moments to end the main bout. Harper and Bert Forbes also drew in the second main event as both sides traded belts and power. Welch and Dempsey were ruled a draw, while several local fighters like Spencer and Richardson impressed the crowd at theSeat Club show staged by the Seat Club with Druxinman as matchmaker and Ad Schacht as referee.
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Altho
Dalton
Frankie Denny
California
Crystal Pool
Denny
Schacht
Y Welch
Bremerton
Jack Dempsey
Tacoma
Dempsey
Welch
Jones
Rod Spencer
Lacing
Spencer
Richardson
Mickey Hannon
Seat ’ Club
Nate Druxinman
Ad Schacht Ted Whitman
Star Basketball League to Be Organized Tonight
The Star's city league holds its first meeting at The Star office on 7th Ave and University St tonight at 8 o'clock. Nine teams have entered with room for more. all managers should attend to learn plans, rules, registration, eligibility, and adjustments for this year.
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Star
7Th Ave
University St
Cee
He's Specialist Axel Cunningham Writes Music In Texas
Texas Cunningham star center on the eleven is a specialist in lines. He composes music on the pipe organ and writes for newspapers and journals.
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New York
Texas
Cunningham
Star Center
Back From Cuba Demp Multer Scrap Returns
Back from Cuba the Demp muler scrap is back. It made a quick trip and John and Jeffries drew $60,000. How could they contribute 0007 Answer-That's the reason back.
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York
Dempmuler
John
Jeffries
Captain Elizabeth Cheston Leads Quaker City Women’s Hockey Club
Miss Elizabeth Cheston captains the Philadelphia Women’s Hockey Club which is sending a team to compete with the best women’s teams of Scotland. She plays left wing for the squad.
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Quaker City Hockey Team
Elizabeth Cheston
Philadelphia Women's Hock Club
Scotland
Teams Entered in Star Basketball League at Present
The Star's city basketball league lists signed up teams including city rivals and entrants in the early entry phase. Officials report several squads have confirmed rosters and others are in the final approval stage for the upcoming season.
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Star Basketball League
Star's City
Season opens in December with February finish for travel games
The season starts in December and ends around the second week in February. Teams will have March out of town games. Attend tonight's meeting to confirm teams entered immediately.
Gus Pope UW Star Helps US In Olympic Discus
Seattle sports notes profile Gus Pope known as Big Gus to UW students. He represented the United States in the Belgium 1920 Olympic discus event finishing third behind Finland’s Nielander while Ken Bartlett of Oregon also placed. Pope captained the varsity track team and set an American record of 146 feet 3 inches in Harvard tryouts.
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Big Gus
University of Washington
Charles
Uncle Sam
Belgium
Ken Bartlett
University of Oregon
Great West
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Nielander
Finland
Gus
Sun Dodger
United States
Harvard
Baseball Gossip From The Baseball World
Bill Leard seeks Salt Lake managerial post after guiding Victoria to a Pacific International pennant. Tris Speaker’s salary rises to 50 000 with 696 000 earnings and 69 percent dividends on 40 000 stock. Gene Doyle leads a Miami group on an Orient trip with pitchers Ross Pertica Seherr Lefty Robinson Killiay and others. Hugh Duffy named Boston Red Sox manager succeeding Bud Harrow. Ping Bodie may have played his last game due to a broken ankle recovery in Hoboken shipyard.
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Bill Leard
Seattle North Welfare
Salt Lake Nevs
Victoria
Tris Speaker
Cleveland Indians
Indians
Orient
Gene Doyle
Sam Ross
Kil Pertica
Seherr
Lefty Robinson
Killiay
Fiddle Almamith
Gnomes
Carl Tamtlock
Lester Sheehan
Johnny Hatler
Saromy Hobne
Ray French
Don Heder
Joe Haber
Frank Gay
Joe Connolly
Kintegmoten
Wally Hood
Herbie
Hugh Duffy
Boston Red Sox
Bud Harrow
New York Yaerkees
Ping Bodie
Pittsburg Pirates
Bodie
Hoboken
N. J
First Varsity Cage Turnout Tonight at Washington
Coach Stub Allison recruits for the Washington Huskies basketball squad with three lettermen returning Munson Nickolson and captain Talbot, plus help from Jamet son and Cook. Frosh standouts Maples Hemphill and Klotz compete for spots as two-lettermen Melton returns from injury.
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Tom Olsen
Stub
Allison
University of Washington
Dick Munson
Leo Nickolson
Arch Talbot
Cecil Jametson
Ervin Cook
Washington
Vie Seilh
Dick Munston
O Dowd Beats Jeff Smith For Rematch Bid
Mike O Dowd defeated Jeff Smith in a 16 round bout at Madison Square Garden earning a right to a rematch with middleweight champion Johnny Wilson. Judges disagreed but the referee awarded the decision to O Dowd.
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New York
Mike O'Dowd
Johnny Wilson
Jeff Smith
Madison Square Garden
Minors Face Decision in Baseball Peace Plea
Minor league officials at Kansas City weigh a peace plan amid a major league split. George W. Miller and Garry Herrmann push for conciliation, proposing a civilian tribunal and joint talks to end the threatened war before Armistice Day.
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J. F. Beaman
Kansas City
Coeee
National Association of Professional Baseball Clube
Ron Johnson
George W. Miller
Johnson
Miller
Garry Herrmann
Cincinnati
Herrmann
National Association
Two Captains Lead Indy Football Team in Reinstatement
Urbana Illinois November 10. The Indy football squad has two captains after the reinstatement of Kopp, former team captain, with Depler serving as the other captain.
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Urbana
Indy Football Team
Kopp
Depler
Dental Office Ad Promises Quality Care At 106 Columbia St
An advertisement proclaims top quality dental care at Seanttic’s Leading Dental Office located at 106 Columbia Street. It touts value for money and health benefits as a key guarantee from Dr. BHDWIN J and associates.
Clyde Wares Faces Uncertain Coast League Future
The San Francisco newsroom mocks Clyde Wares after he led Seattle to success and Cincinnati deals, while Ki eper and partners seek a new manager for Portland Beavers. Four candidates are named, including Walter McCredie and Mike Kells, as Wares contemplates other offers and a Hanford poolroom business.
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Walter McCredie
Judge McCredie
Portland
Eddie Herr
Detroit
Tigers
Salt Lake
Bees
Mike Kells
St. Paul's
Harry
Harvey Kane to Face Frankie Haynie in San Francisco Bout
Kanane and Haynie headline a San Francisco fight night with Haynie's face shown in action. Lee Anderson, the light heavy, admits Anderson is too tough for Tiny Herman. Herman expected to move up in weight this week as Langford previously defeated Herman. About 140 wrestling candidates entered Cornelis event.
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Hae
Lee Anderson
Anderson
Tiny Herman
Tecome
Tecoma
Herman
Sam Langford
Samwel
Tiny
Derby Too Early Lexington Suggests Delayed Derby Date
Derby organizers note that many three-year-olds do not reach peak form in early spring and propose moving the Kentucky Derby to a later date each year to improve competition and performance.
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Lexington
Princeton Coach Picks Harvard as East's Strongest Eleven
Mam Nov 10 Coach Bob Roper of Princeton says Harvard is the strongest eleven in the East this year and that the present squad equals the 1916 aggregation.
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Cambridge
Mam
Bob Roper
Princeton
Harvard
Renton Nimrods Banquet Promises Good Eats
Venison banquet hosted by the Renton Sportsmen's Association at Grange Hall Renton tonight features J T Smith of Chehalia renowned venison chef to supervise the meal A 60 cent plate covers trimming costs Invitations extended to all sportsmen involved in the association's work Dinner service begins promptly at 7 30 with knives and forks ready to go
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Renton Sportsmen'’s Association
Grange Ball
Renton
Renton Nimrods
J. T. Smith
Chehalia
Anpctation
Bert Colimas Beats Thorpe In Rio Vista Main Bout
In Los Angeles on November 10 Bert Colimas defeated Harvey Thorpe of Kansas City by a second round KO count of nine after a single flush blow to Thorpe's jaw. The rest of the bout was unexciting with Colimas gaining the decision. Chet Neff defeated Duke Morris in the semi windup. Danny Edwards stopped Tommy Chapple. Leo Houck and Eddie Burke fought to a draw.
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Los Angeles
Camash
Harvey Thorpe
Kansas City
Hert Coleman
Chet Neff
Seattle
Duke Morris
Danny Edwards
Oakland
Tommy Chapple
Leo Houck
Eddie Burke
College gridiron slate highlights Saturday games
Marvard meets Brown in Cambridge while Debbie's Cornell faces Columbia at Ithaca. Penn State battles Lehigh. Pitt plays Washington and Jefferson at Pittsburgh. Wisconsin hosts Minnesota in a Big Ten chase decisive clash. Nebraska-Kansas, Kentucky-Centre, Georgia Tech-Georgetown, Vanderbilt-Virginia, USC- Santa Clara also on schedule.
Life saving lecture and guard duty details given
Senior indoor baseball teams can be accommodated by the Co B National Guard if they call M C Staley after 1 pm. Dr Mabel Seagrave will lecture on life saving at the YWCA on Nov 16 at 730 pm as part of the Red Cross program featured at the YW on Nov 19. It is essential that everyone interested hear this lecture.
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Co. B. National Guard
M. C. Staley
East 1915
Mabel Seagrave
Red Cross
Y. W
Powers May Shift Tiger Lineup After Practice
Broadway high school's grid team faces possible personnel changes as coach Powers tightens the squad after a practice game. The Tigers prepare for Ballard with a key Beavers clash looming, aiming to salvage the season and defend the title. Ballard leads with three straight wins, Broadway seeks improvement in time for the big match. Charles Moran doubts any team can beat the eleven this year in Cincinnati.
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Tigers
Park
Powers
Ballard
Beavers
Way
Ane
Broadway
Indians
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