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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1922
Page
2
Brice Taylor emerges as the standout in a season finale where multiple stars contend for limited positions. Coaches weigh quarterback center full back and one guard spot as the season winds down.
The 1922 All City elevens first team includes Ryan and Hill from Broadway, Speidel of Franklin, Bonamy of West, Johnston of Garfield, White of Queen Anne, Anardine of Ballard, Case of Lincoln, Taylor of Franklin, McCutchin of Lincoln, Bruce of Roosevelt, with positions across guard tackle end and center noted. Second team features Case Broadway, Beclanke Schoettler Lincoln, McCullough Roosevelt, Desimon Queen Anne, Greathouse Broadway, Krauzeunds Queen Anne, McGuern Garfield, Johnson Lincoln, Wark Garfield, Meister Broadway and other listed roles.
Leo H. Lassen Icking names Brice Taylor of Franklin as top player in the All-City rankings. Ends Ryan of Broadway and Nardine of Ballard are chosen, with Speidel and other Franklin and Ballard standouts noted. Centers Bonamy and Mark receive special mention, while Quarterbacks Case and McGuern anchor the backfield. halfbacks MecCutchin and Johnson, and fullbacks Bruce and Meister head the final lineup.
Four prep games remain on the schedule with two slated for today and two for next Saturday. The outcome of the final four games is expected to influence the Albecity selections, though most results may not alter the final picks.
Garfield and Roosevelt battled to a scoreless draw at Dennyfield in their season finale. Roosevelt failed on three place kicks as Shidler and teammates tried to break through the stalemate. Officials were Bobby Morris, Butch Boyle, and Neil Ellie. Lincoln against Ballard and Franklin against Queen Anne awaited later adjustments amid title hopes.
Reports from California state Rod Murphy, former Seattle first sacker, has been traded by Sacramento to Vernon for Roy Gordan, former Frisco shortstop who refused to report to Vernon. Gossip says Ham Hyatt may be traded to Salt Lake. Last spring Seattle asked waivers on Murphy, Vernon refused.
Jose Gorman and George Burns headline the Tacoma ring card for next week as George Shanklin completes the night’s lineup. Harry Casey and Johnny Tram bitas work the semi windup while Dade Bercott faces George Wella in a special bout. Jimmy Smith meets Marshall Foun and Charley Males with Buddy McDonald opening the card.
Walter Hagen and Joe Kirkwood face Al Espinosa and Clark Speirs in a flagship match at the Tacoma municipal course with a 12:30 tee time and a postmatch 45 minute trickshot display by Kirkwood. The Hagen Kirkwood duo seeks their 19th straight victory against local pros Espinosa and Speirs and strong Northwest competitors from Jefferson Park, Inglewood, and Beacon Hill clubs.
Belgium’s Horemans defeats Cham pion by 500 to 321, turning the lead to Hoppe. The match features Schaefer and top basket players, reflecting a win by Belgian team members in a decisive scoring bout.
In New York on November 18 Wille Hoppe tops the international 18.2 billiard championship standings after Edouard Horemans upset champion Jake Schaefer 600 to 321. Horemans led early, then ran out in 14 innings with a 355.7 average. Conti defeated Hagenla cher 600 to 956, as Hoppe meets Conti and Horemans faces Cochran in today’s play.
The annual turkey shoot at the Seattle Gun Club will be held November 26. A practice shoot is scheduled for tomorrow at 9:30 at the Ft. Lawton grounds to prepare for the main event.
Sophomores outscored Frosh by 12 points in the second half to win the annual University of Washington contest yesterday 12 to 0.
The City Hockey league will open Monday at the Arena with the American Legion team facing the University of Washington marking the league debut and kickoff of the season.
Los Angeles reports Dotto Anderson star U S C punter was set to play against the University of Idaho in Los Angeles. His entry improved the L A team’s chances in the matchup, highlighting the high stakes of the upcoming game.
Avallis Ore Nov 18. The University of Oregon men travel to meet Oregon Agricultural College in a decisive gridiron clash. The campus buzzes with homecoming week as fans and alumni flood the town and stands fill early. Coach Shy Huntington pledges a bold performance against the heavy Aggie lineup in cold weather.
Play by play wire reports of the Stanford Washington game were arriving at Denny Hall on the Washington campus today. Admission to the event was announced as free.
Cleveland boxer Carl Tremaine is hailed by promoter Joe Lynch and trainer Jimmy Dunn as the likely next bantamweight champion. Tremaine, 23 and fighting since 1917, boasts a knockout record and has defeated Phil O Dowd and Eddie Pinchott, with frequent comparisons to Terry McGovern.
In Columbus on November 18 a cold rain dampened the field for the Ohio Iowa game. Iowa star quarterback Leland Parkin will not start due to injuries. Iowa sits among three undefeated Big Ten teams and a win could seal the title claim. Ohio aims for its first victory.
Rain drenches Stagg Field ahead of Illinois Chicago clash. The Maroons fear the Silint’s fighting spirit after their Wisconsin showdown. Unclear player list includes several garbled names and positions with multiple errors in the OCR.
Buzz Arlett, renowned Oakland right hander and top Coast League pitcher, will remain with Oakland for 1928 after resigning with the club. The veteran slugger pitcher choice marks a return to the Oaks rather than a jump to the majors.
Victoria defeats Vancouver 6 to 4 to claim second place in the Coast hockey race. Heck Fowler keyed the win with standout goaltending as Victoria rallies past Vancouver. scoring included Loughlin Mackay and Meeking among Vic players.
Jim Bolm traveled south to the Coast league session amid speculation on Seattle leadership for Indiana in the 1923 Coast race. Joe Devine, a former Yankees scout and Western Canada league pennant winner, leads a growing Seattle bid, with ties to Marty Krug and others still in contention alongside Boldt and Adams.
Boston lightweight Jimmy Sacco defeated Otto Wallace by referee's verdict in a four round bout held in Los Angeles last night.
Joe Azevedo, veteran California lightweight, may be thru with boxing after suffering an eye injury in a Sacramento bout last week. The injury could end his career, as doctors evaluate his vision and recovery prospects amid speculation about a return.
Washington and Jefferson College faces Pittsburgh today in a key matchup that could determine whether the Presidents again land the bid to Pasadena. The team remains undefeated, heightening expectations and tournament implications.
Michigan, unbeaten to the goal line, faced a stern test as Wisconsin pressing machine play challenged the Wolverines in Ann Arbor today. The matchup pitted two strong programs with season trajectories on the line, highlighting defensive grit and strategic intensity.
The undefeated Notre Dame eleven meets Butler at Indianapolis today. Butler rose to prominence by defeating Illinois earlier this season, aiming to challenge the top team.
Malone, a St. Paul battler, emerges as the latest challenger to Walker in the welterweight title race. The bout lineup centers on Malone’s push to challenge the reigning champion and bring regional flair to the title scene.
Stanford and the University of Washington prepared for an afternoon college football clash to decide third in the Pacific Coast ratings. The foggy Stanford Stadium scene aimed to host 10 000 to 20 000 fans as both teams, evenly matched, sought a thrilling open contest with Washington known for passing and Stanford sharpening its attack. Washington arrived from San Jose and both teams practiced lightly ahead of kickoff.
Yale was favored five to four to win the annual Yale Princeton football game in Princeton New Jersey on November 18. A large crowd gathered in Nassau Inn area with ideal weather conditions and little betting activity. The probable Yale lineup included Miller Lovejoy Neidlinger Cleaves and others while Princeton listed Dickenson Buy as starters in a tense, traditional clash echoing Hanover and Nassau pride.
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