Three Puck Teams Are Bolstered
Coast hockey fans may expect a strong season as Victoria builds around Frank Frederickson and Slim Halderson with Eddie Oatman and Johnny Dunderdale, while Vancouver menus a familiar squad and Seattle signs veterans as Muldoon quietly signs players ahead of the December 9 season opener.
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Anderson Wins In Welter Mix In Oregon Bout
Freddie Anderson of Vancouver Washington edged Charley Dawson of Eugene in a 10 round welterweight bout in Eugene as Carl Miller defeated Barney Miller in a six round middleweight tilt. In Kentucky, Centre College awaits a Western team for Christmas in San Diego with postseason plans pending Pasadena Rose Bowl decisions.
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Centre College Upsets Harvard With Running Game
The Centre College team under Charley Moran surprised Harvard by abandoning a predicted forward pass and using a running attack led by Bo McMillin. Centre introduced a new style in 1921, defeating Harvard 6 to 0 and showcasing strategic shifts from the 1920 slogan “Score” to the 1921 “Hold,” relying on bucks, off tackle plays and runs around the end.
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Centre College Beats Harvard With Change of Pace Football
Centre College coach Charley Moran used brainy football and a varied open game to defeat Harvard. Moran credited Centre’s mixed hit and run style and wild-pitch pacing, while Harvard expected a forward pass and saw their running game falter. Bo McMillin scored the deciding touchdown.
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Seattle Golf Club elects Moss president amid remodeling talk
David Moss was elected president at the Seattle Golf and Country Club annual meeting last Saturday. No decision on remodeling the course along modern bunkering and trapping plans was reached, though support for changes was strong and work likely soon. W. M. Bolcom, F. H. Baxter, and J. Sterratt were elected officers. The Old Guards vs Recruits match ended with Recruits 10 and Old Guards 16 in the best ball event.
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Lee Stell
North End
Washington Is Ready for Bears at Berkeley
Washington football players prepared for the Sun Dodgers versus Bruins clash after a workout on the Berkeley gridiron. In New York, the national horse show opens Monday night at Squadron Armory with entries from around the world.
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Pacific Fleet Defeats Camp Lewis in Armistice Day Game
In Los Angeles on Armistice Day the Pacific fleet gridiron team beat Camp Lewis 24 to 9. Aerial attack sparked the navy victory with Bill Ingram starring for the sailors before leaving the game in the fourth period due to collapse.
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Broadway Ties With Ballard
Broadway and Ballard played to a scoreless tie at noon. The Tigers showed early effort but could not score while the Shingle Weavers attacked in the second half and threatened late in the fourth, only to be held on Broadway’s ten yard line and forced to punt.
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Contenders Face Weaker Foes in Week of College Football
Wisconsin Ohio State and Iowa the strongest Ten tithe contenders face easy opponents. Notre Dame should beat Indiana as Princeton and Yale play New Haven. Georgia Tech at Atlanta faces Georgetown and Chicago meets Milnote in Urbana.
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W S C Upsets Dope Trims O A C 7-3
In Corvallis Washington State rallies in the third quarter to beat Oregon Agricultural College 7 to 3 on a McIvor to Sax pass. Sax shines with open field runs and a sequence of passes while Moran lines drive the Cougars toward the goal. Cal freshmen topple Stanford 28 21 as Cayot stars in Berkeley.
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Johnny Dundee to Fight George Chaney Friday Night
Johnny Dundee and George Chaney clash in New York next Friday for Tex Rickard’s belt symbolizing the 130 pound world championship in a lightweight bout.
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Tex Rickard
Everett High School routs Walla Walla 42 to 0
Everett high school overwhelmed Walla Walla with a barrage of forward passes to win 42 to 0 at home. The lopsided victory showcased the Everett offense and stifled the visitors’ defense throughout the game.
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McTigue Retains Canadian Middleweight Crown In K O
McTigue, the Canadian middleweight title holder, knocked out Roddy McDonald of Halifax in the 10th round last night in Quebec City.
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Miske Scorches Melchoir In Fourth Round Heavyweight Bout
In Columbus Nebraska Billy Miske defeated Tony Melchoir of Chicago in the fourth round of a scheduled 10 round heavyweight contest last night.
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Greb Defeats Shade In Ten Round Bout
Harry Greb the Pittsburgh light heavyweight outpointed Billy Shade of San Francisco in a ten round match held last night in Pittsburgh.
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Prep Game Rivalry Renewed at Denny Field
Lincoln and West Seattle faced off in the annual prep football clash at Denny Field this afternoon with a 2 30 kickoff set.
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Billy Evans Joins The Star Sports Staff
Billy Evans renowned major league umpire and sports official joins The Star to write daily. He is an expert on baseball boxing football hockey and polo and promises authoritative inside stories for readers. He will provide insight across all sports with regular columns.
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Travie Davis Set for Tough Title Bout Tuesday Night
Welterweight champion Travie Davis faces Frankie Farren in Cascade A. C. show at the Pavilion, with Davis at 142 pounds and Farren around 136. The card also features Gordon McKay debuting against Red Henry, plus Joe Martinson vs Bull Mitchell and Jack Winn vs Lonnie McDonald, as Eddie Pinkman plans a November 17 return against Al Grunan.
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Parisian bowling team wins two of three rounds
The Parisian club won two of three rounds from King Oren but trailed by about 150 pins overall. Col Vaden led the Parisians after a shoulder dislocation, while Phil Cook and Grif fin joined Compton and Pante squad next week. Thompson and Clyde Puckett posted strong scores as Commercial league stars prepare to represent Boldt's Cafe Club.
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Baseball World Series Length Debate in 1921
The debate centers on whether the World Series should be seven or nine games. Judge Landis and AL President Johnson favor seven, while NL President Heydler supports nine. They note issues from New York team clashes and attendance, arguing seven or nine but seeking a fair, exciting length.
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Highland Park Eleven Withdraws From Soccer Circuit
Highland Park Eleven quits the soccer circuit leaving The Star Junior Soccer league short. All prior opponents will have their results stricken from the records as the rest of the schedule is canceled.
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