Seas 1921 All City Prep All Star Selections
Seattle 1921 All City football picks crown Dean Boyle of Northenders as quarterback and Douglas of Queen Anne Franklin for backfield stardom. The article notes Boyle’s return steadies the Railsplitters and highlights standout captains from each top team.
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Leo H. Lassen
Seattle
Dean Boyle
Boyle
Railsplitters
Northenders
New Foom
Wee” Coyle
Lincoln
Pepper
The Star's 1921 All City Prep Gridiron Selections
The Star lists 1921 all city selections led by Ballard West Seattle and Lincoln stars, highlighting Forester Dou g las Cavanaugh Wise and Bonamy Shidler as top players. The season ends with Ballard and West Seattle strong defensive showings and Franklin and Broadway in close races. Players like Boyle, Lowry, and Cutting receive recognition for outstanding play across city teams.
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Brice Taylor
Speidel
Franklin
Taylor
Shidler
Lincoln
al Bonamy
West Seattle
Larry Burson
Queen Anne
Masterson
Ballard
Nardine
Farley
Brassfield
Broadway
Vining
McCloud
Gore Ankles
Nolce
The
Quays
Garber
McGill
Meister
Bruce
McCutcheon
Beckett
Byers
Krueger
Lincoln Center
Tigers
Dean Boyle
Foyle
Hutchinson
Wise
Bonamy
Stevens
Cavanaugh
Royle
Douglas
Lowry
Forester
League
Seattle
Star Soccer Teams to Play as Usual Sunday
The Star league schedules six senior matches at Woodland Park and South Park with Postoffice facing Woodland Parkers at 1 pm, Maple Leafs meeting Haas-Eckart at 2 45 pm, and West Seattle vs Boeing Aircraft at 2 30 pm. Junior games highlight South Park against Ballard Juniors and Cowan Cigar Co. versus Falcon A C at Lower Woodland Park.
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FROCR
Star Soccer League
Woodland Park
Postoffice
Woodland Parkers
Lpm
Maple Leafs
Haas-Eckart
West Seattle
Boeing Aircraft Club
South Park
Ballard
Cowan Cigar Co
Falcon A. C
Lower Woodland Park
Routh Park
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Maeferee
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Cowan Clgar Co
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Ip. m
Bob Lemon
Allen Athletic Esserellon Ve Hawthorne
Columbia
Ip Om
George Noefling
Louie
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Walla Walla
Willy Waller
Snow Halls Title Game Delayed By Snow
Winter halted the Snow Halls title matchup between Queen Anne and Franklin, pushing the decisive game to next week at Denny Field. Welton Beckett, Ballard’s crack QB, returns from a bum ankle as Ballard defeats West Seattle 15 to 0 with Pas and end runs setting the pace.
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Snow Halls
Ballard Bears
Queen Anne
Franklin
Dennyfield
King Winter
Ballard
West Seattle
Pas
Snyder
Axe
Indians
Lowry
Broadway
Tiger
Yankees to name Gleason as manager in 1922 report
Chicago reports a year has circulated that Kid Gleason will replace Miller Huggins as Yankees manager in 1922. The piece notes Huggins faces doubts about staying, while Comiskey appears reluctant to let Gleason depart Chicago with strong support and money.
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Kid Gleason
Miller Huggins
Yankees
Cleveland
Comiskey
White Sox
Upland Bird Shooting In Washington Sees Weekend Plans
Washington upland and waterfowl season tightens across Yakima Benton and San Juan counties with plentiful birds. Hunters target Orcas Lopez Bel lingham Hood Canal Des Moines and San Juan paddling trips as weather limits and new deer introductions affect future seasons.
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Karl A. Fry
Washington
Sandoan County
Yakima
Benton
San Juan
One More Week for Cagers
One week remains for junior basketball team managers to enter The Star league. Seven teams have entered: Wioneon Modern Business College, Dandy Baking Co, Ballard Juniors, Collins Cube, Washington Park, Comete, and the Yester Way Athletic club. West Seattle and Knights of Columbus are undecided. opening date expected Monday or Tuesday next week.
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UST
Sporting
Star
Wiieon
Modern Business College
Dandy Baking Co
Ballard Juniors
Collins Cube
Washington Park
Comete
Yester Way Athletic Club
West Seattle
Knights of Columbus
Turkeys to Golf Stakes Across City Courses
Turkey shoots will be held today and tomorrow at Rainier and Jefferson Park courses and Thursday at North End and Inglewood links. Medal play decides results at Rainier and Jefferson Park while Seattle club hosts a bogey event in the morning and a mixed foursome tombstone contest in the afternoon. A tombstone competition is also set for Inglewood.
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Rainier
Jefferson Park
North End
Inglewood
Seattle
Rainier Golf Club Narrowed To Four For President Cup
Rainier Golf Club narrowed the president's cup field to four players after semi final matches on Wednesday. Captain Douglas defeated Jack Weber while Harry Griffith awaited the outcome of the Dr. West va. Clay Allen trea match to determine the other finalist.
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Rainier Golf Club
Capt. Douglas
Jack Weber
Harry Griffith
Dr. West Va
Hugo Haakons Wins Armistice Day Bogey Prize at Municipal Course
Hugo Haakons, a rising golfer, captured the first prize in the bogey competition on Armistice Day at the municipal course, finishing three up on the veteran. Jack Stevenson and Will Pollock split second and third honors with two up margins.
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Hugo Haakons
Jack Stevenson
Will Pollock
A A U Meets in Chicago Monday
The 88th annual convention of the American Amateur Union will be held in Chicago Monday and Tuesday. A key issue is whether an athlete may turn professional in one sport while keeping amateur status in all others.
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Chicago
The
American Amateur Union
Yale Favors Trip to Pasadena After Harvard Win
New York Nov 19 Yale backs a New Year trip to Pasadena if Yale defeats Harvard. Unofficial reports from New Haven say Yale favors inviting the Pacific coast champions to meet Yale in Pasadena on New Year’s day.
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New York
Yale
Harvard
Pasadena
New Haven
Benefit for John McLean in The Star league
John McLean former West Seattle Soccer Club member in The Star league is laid up in Oakland California with a broken ankle. Billy McGrath manager of the West Seattle eleven arranges a benefit for McLean and soccer players may contact through McGrath for details.
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John McLean
West Seattle
Oakland
Cal
Billy McGrath
McLean
McGrath
Armistice Day Gridiron Scrap for Next Year
Washington should schedule a home football game for Armistice Day next season. November 11 will be a Saturday and fall amid the BeaHon. Thanksgiving in Seattle draws big crowds for the Turkey Day game. Last year no game on Thanksgiving due to Dartmouth travel. Armistice Day next year could become a big football day with a national holiday and closed businesses.
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Washington
Seattle
Dartmouth
City League Thrills Amid Turkeys Day Breaks and Postponements
Parisians cling to a one floor lead with a Gittetel in a City league thriller. Myers stands among top pinemashe rs for Reichert and Sheets. Ruba leads with three wins over Kippe. Van Ornem opens season scoring 616 for Hatton Oliver as Alderwood Manor struggles to break win droughts. Weldt cafe Tennant Steel game postponed to Saturday. City league adopts seven man rosters to aid weaker teams. Webb Morrow slams 616 for Boldt and Strong adds 60 as Williams leads a three way win for Lindgreen Foot-fitters.
Hatton Wins Prexy Trophy at Inglewood Club
Gene Hatton defeated Jim Snoddy in the 36 hole final for the president's cup at the Inglewood Golf and Country Club last Sunday by five up and four to play. Jim led early by four holes and fought hard, but Hatton closed with pars and birdies to seal the win and gain a leg on the Knox Roberts trophy.
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W. K. Garrison
Gene Hatton
Jim Snoddy
Inglewood Golf and Country Club
Jim
Hatton
Gene
R. Knox Roberts
Lee Steil Wins Bogey Contest at Seattle Golf Club
Lee Steil and Elmer Todd led a large field in the bogey contest for Club Captain Sam L. Russell's cup at the Seattle Golf Club last Saturday, each posting a seven up margin. They played off the tie the next day, and Steil won easily as Todd’s score dropped from Saturday.
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Lee Steil
Elmer Todd
Sam L. Russell
Seattle Golf Club
Lee
Elmer
Lee Way
Wills and Denver Ed Fight Ends in Quick Knockout
In Milwaukie arena last night Harry Wills defeated Denver Ed Martin in two minutes five seconds after ref Louttit stopped the bout when Wills floored Martin six times. The card also featured a draw between Ad Macke and Freddie Williams and another between Mike De Pinto and Neil Zimmerman. Tommy McCarthy beat Bud Fisher.
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Pougilistic
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Harry Wills
Denver
Milwaukie Arena
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Wills
Ham
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Ad Macke
Portland
Freddie Williams
Boston
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Neil Zimmerman
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Bud Fisher
Penn State Alumni Urged to Attend Washington Game
Penn State alumni and former students are urged to contact the alumni association before the Washington Penn State game on December 3. A section 18 will be reserved for Eastern college men. Tickets go on sale next Wednesday and mail orders will be filled at the Associated Students office. The squad will play in Pittsburgh on Thanksgiving, then fly to Seattle, arriving November 28 and staying until the evening of December 3.
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Pennsylvania
Penn State Alumni Association
Pittsburg
Seattle
Times finale set for Sunday on Beacon Hill
The final round of the Times trophy tournament will be played tomorrow at Beacon Hill Golf Course. Principals Al Schoephoester and Pete Ash contest a 36 hole battle where Pete weighs less than an empty caddie bag and faces an opponent described as Willard-like. Seattle golf fans compare the scene to David and Goliath.
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Flaal
Beacon Hill
al Schoephoester
Pete Ash
Pete
Jess Willard
Seattle
David and Goliath
Former major star stricken in latest health arc
New York, Nov. 18. Chester A. Spencer, former Giant and later with the Washington Americans, developed lung trouble recently while working in a steel mill at Portsmouth and undergoing treatment at Saratoga Lake, N. Y.
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Chester A. Spencer
Washington Americans
Portsmouth
Sarinac Lake
N. Y
Anada Plugs Making Coin Through Pari Nutual Machines
More than 10,000,000 coins passed through pari mutual machines during 112 days of racing in the province, according to government figures issued today.
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Montreal
Navy
Interclub Bowling League Sees One Sidelined Win
In last night’s Interclub bowling, only one match produced a winner as Kiwanis defeated Rotary to lead the standings. Kiwanis posted scores 882 991 1691 with Rotary at 756 8261 and other clubs listed with varied scores and contact numbers.
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TOD
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University Co Club
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Cochrane Sets New Cue Mark In Balkline Match
Cochrane breaks the balkline record with a 384 run then scores 400 in five innings to defeat Button 400 to 67 in Chicago. Hoppe wins his third straight, 400 to 213 over Morningstar in eight innings with a high run of 282. Conti defeats Horemann 400 to 105 in Europe.
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cHicaco
Wesker Cochrane
George Button
Wille Hoppe
Ora Morningstar
Hoppe
Roger Conti
Edouard Horemann
Europe
Horeman
Milton Stock Not On Market
St. Louis November 19 reports that Milton Stock third baseman of the St. Louis Cardinals is not for trade or sale despite personal differences with Manager Branch Rickey. Rickey signs a statement declaring Stock is not up for disposal and the club hopes to improve pitching for a stronger bid in 1922.
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Milton Stock
Louie Naional
Branch Rickey
Rickey
Gonfolon
Willie Hoppe Remains Only Undefeated In Billiards Tourney
Welker Cochran beat Ora Morningstar 400 to 817 in the 18.2 balk line event. Edward Horemans of Belgium lost to Jake Schafer 400 to 257 in 12 innings. Roger Conti edged George Sutton 400 to 300, as Willie Hoppe stands as the sole undefeated entrant in Chicago on November 19. <END>
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Welker Cochrane
Ora Morningstar
Willie Hoppe
Edward Horemans
Belgium
Jake Schafer
Roger Conti
George Sutton
Minor Moguls to Meet Soon
Several rotund baseball moguls of the Coast league patch up their carpet bags for an excursion to Buffalo New York for the National association meeting on December 5. There the problems of the minor league baseball clubs will be threshed out for another season.
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Coast League
Buffalo
N. Y
National Association
Dempsey Ready to Box Wills and More Boxing Talk
Dempsey plans a July title defense against Willard with promoter talk and guarantees still unsettled. Teddy Lewis predicts a Dempsey Willard clash and notes Willard’s gritty showing in their fight. Gibbons eyes a title shot via Carpentier and Hayes backs lighter work for Dempsey as managers prep for Seattle arrival.
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Wills
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Jess
Jack
Rince
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Seattle
Rixey Writes Insurance Amid Odd Policy Claims
In Cincinnati on November 19 Bipa Rixey is linked to a peculiar insurance scheme described as a regular office operation. It allegedly offers a weekly live benefit and a weekly death benefit with a rebate if one does not reach the hereafter, alongside a questionable asbestos policy for umpires.
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Cincinnati
Bipa Rixey
Ciney
Elysian Fields
Tribe Signs Keidel to Mound Role Next Season
Cleveland inks George Keidel to a spring contract after a strong semi pro record. Reporters say he could be as good as or better than Early Uhle when he began with the Indians.
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George Keidel Thal
Keidel
Uhle
Indians
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