Only Six Teams at Meeting
The Star Junior cage league holds its second meeting with seven teams present. New squads joined while two from the prior week were absent. Teams on hand include Wilson's Modern Business College Yester Way Athletic club Comets Collins Cute Ballard Cuba Washington Park and the Dandy Baking Co. Entries close a week from Saturday.
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Tommy Gibbons Knocks Out Soldier Jones in Canada Bout
Tommy Gibbons of St Paul stopped Soldier Jones in the first round of a scheduled 16 round heavyweight match in Windsor Ontario. Gibbons moved ahead early and secured the victory for the American challenger.
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Ont
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Soldier” Jones
Canada
University of Washington Frosh Triumph Wide Passing Display
Spokane sport chatter covers Washington frosh led by Dalley in a record forward pass show against Washington State at Pullman. Mathews directed 26 completions from 30 attempts, with several long passes and a strong line defense. The piece also notes Jack Kearns, Lakey Morrow, and Bill Brennan in broader boxing and sports gossip fringe.
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Officials Named for Senior and Junior Soccer Games
Senior games list matchups at Mouth Park Upper Woodland park and Woodland park with refs Billy Bisemen Johnnie Reeks Fred Douglas Rob Lemon George Hoodling and Billy Walier. Junior games schedule South Park Ballard Juniors Lower Woodland park and Columbia playfield with refs Ly Bloemen Cowan Cigar Co Rob Lemon and George Hoodling.
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Coast Swimming Clubs Face New A A U Sanction Fee
Coast swim clubs oppose a new A A U rule requiring sanction fees for all swimming activities including those affiliated with the A A U. Critics in San Francisco decry the measure as harming water sports and say officials lack swimming expertise.
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Martin Ahead in Threshold of Fortune in Milwaukie Bout
Denver Ed Martin the famed negro heavyweight meets current champion Willie Willis in a 10 round clash at Milwaukie Oregon. The veteran faces long odds but a win could yield a $100000 purse and a return bout with Willis in the East.
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Marty Will
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Dick Sharpe
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Denver Edie
Jim Jeffries
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Denver Ed
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Gus
Harry Willa
University Clams Football Opens Tomorrow As Teams Vie
The article notes the varsity and Freemen sophomores set to clash tomorrow with seniors and juniors in a Saturday afternoon game. Coach Ed Lenders crew is preparing after testing each crew. varsity ineligible for class games. In fraternity basketball Sienna Alpha Epsilon and Phi Delta Theta reach semifinals at Washington, set to meet in a finale.
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Borotra Defeats Gobert In French Covered Court Final
Paris report says Andre H. Go bert loses the French covered court championship to M. Borotra in the final. Borotra wins 6-1 3-6 6-3 6-4 as a rising star in postwar tennis.
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Evans on baseball bonus system as a flawed incentive
Veteran observer argues bonuses distort team spirit and late-season effort. He recalls a pitcher promised $1,000 for 20 wins who faltered when pennant chances hung in the balance, and an infielder who hit .300 but sabotaged finish for extra pay.
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Team Spirit
Knock
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What Ails Michigan A Look At Ailing Wolverines Football
The article critiques Michigan football after a defeat by Ohio State and praises Fielding Yost while suggesting Yost’s age may hinder future success. It notes Michigan’s talent and a return to chaotic play and old coaching habits, contrasting past cohesion with current struggles.
Lumbermen Break Tie and Record in League Bowling
Lumbermen shattered the league bowling record with 2,793 total pins to break a first place tie by sweeping all three games from the Postoffice. Halverson of Times led the evening with 621. Team scores included Lumbermen 859 960 974 2,793 and Seattle Times 913 726 649 2,488.
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Union Oil
Times
Highman
Halverson
Union of Co
Seattle Times
Skookum
Bunset Elec. Co
Zerolenen
Seattle
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Puckett Co
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van Ron Marche
Mapelings
Bantam Champ to Stay in U. S. A
New York report says Bantamweight Champion Johnny Buff will defend his title in the United States. Manager Lew Diamond turned down offers of 25 000 and 16 000 from Major Wilson and Peggy Bettinson for Buff to box in England. Buff prefers a U S defense where he won the title.
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Johnny Buff
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Buff
England
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Walter Johnson Still a Major Asset Despite Reversals
Rumors of decline eased as Johnson finished the season in good health and strong form. Players and umpires say his arm remains a top asset and he should contribute for three or four more years.
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Johnaeon
Hawthorne Star Junior star Gue Gimnese shines ahead of season
Gue Gimnese, Hawthorne captain and inside-right, attracts senior league managers with his style though small and bantamweight. Hob Lemons’ fouls on goal-area charges show sharp judgment. Freddie Simpson, Woodland Parkers fullback, returns from hospital to face the Post Office next Sunday, cheering manager Jim Riley.
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Gue Gimnese
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Bruins Defeat Hopes Fade Yet Washington Targets Next
The article describes a college football scene where a team suffered a heavy defeat against the Bruins but plans revenge against Washington State on Thanksgiving Day. It notes Berkley’s Dodgers facing the team and injuries affecting Clarke, with ten days of rest expected to boost training ahead of the Staters arrival.
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Kame
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