Yale Loss Shakes East West Classic Prospects
East West classic bids swirl as Cornell Centre and Iowa join California, with Harvard upset over Yale affecting Pasadena plans. California routs Stanford 42 to 7 while Penn State and Cornell skirmish for prestige. Pitt clashes with Penn State in a marquee showdown as Washington faces tough late-season tests.
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Leo H. Lassen
Cornell Centre
Iowa
California
Pasadena
Yale
Harvard
Cornell
Gilbo
Darwin Meisnest
University of Washington
Cornell University
Golden Bears
Palo Alto
Town
Sli
Ross
Ohio State
Wisconsin
Chicago
Penn State
Washington
Centre
Stanford
Oregon
Oregon Aggies
Lugene
Grid Sequence Plays in Football and the Old Form
Veteran players lament the disappearance of sequence plays once common in football. Coaches note disorganization, penalties, and higher risks on fourth down as reasons for their decline, while Rockne’s Notre Dame adapts with a limited three-play series.
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Billy Evans
Ohio
Grid
Estar
Army
Rutgers
Notre Dame
Rockne
Star Soccer Elevens Mark Time on Sunday
Sunday league action was postponed with no games played. Senior and junior matchups were scheduled for later hours across venues including Howth Park Woodland Park and Woodlawn Park with referees Billy Bloemen Jononie Reeks Billy Koomen Bot Lemen and George Hoefiing listed for duties.
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Star Soccer
TAR League
King Winter
Seattle
Racing Aircraft Club
Howth Park
Billy Bloemen
Woodland Park
Bouth Park
Hallard Jennery
Routh Park
Billy Koomen
Cowan Cigar Cove Paicon AC
Lower Woodland Park
Bot
Sports Picks Show Mixed Results In Week Of Gridiron Guesses
The Star reports recent football tie ins and surprises with several scores correct and others far off. California beat Stanford 42 7 while bands of predictions showed both hits and misses across multiple matches including Michigan, Ohio State, Yale, Harvard, and Dartmouth.
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the Star
California
Branford
Brown
Colgate
Wisconsin
Chicago
Centre
Washington and Lee
Yale
Harvard
Lafayette
Lehigh
Michigan
Minnesota
Ohio State
Mllinois
Oregon
Dartmouth
Syracuse
Fraternities Clash in University Basketball Showdown
Phi Delta Theta and Pi Kappa Alpha meet tonight in the varsity gym to decide the fraternity basketball title. The Pi Kaps defeated Sigma Alpha Epsilon and Phi Delta beat Delta Kappa Epsilon in semifinals. The Canadian club and the Menorah clubs vie for independent five honors and the winner faces the fraternity winner for the university crown.
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Phi Delta Theta
Pi Kappa Alpha
He Pi Kaps
Sigma Alpha Epsilon
Phi Delta
Deta Kappa Epsilon
Menorah
Army Navy Game in New York Saturday
Army and Navy meet in their annual contest in New York next Saturday. Army recently lost to Yale and Notre Dame while Navy fell to Penn State and enters favored after a stronger record.
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ARMY
Ten Junior Cage Fives listed with new clubs added
The Star reports Columbia Athletic Club Gymnastic Society and Falcon Athletic Club join the 10 team field for the Junior Basketball League. Additional franchises include Stacy Shawn Comets Washington Park Colling Cubs Ballard Cubs Vealer Athletic Club Dandy Baking Co and Wilson's Modern Business College. Entries close Saturday at 6 pm. Managers must contact The Star sporting editor with team name manager name address and phone.
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the Gymnastic Society
Falcon Athletic Club
Stacy Shawn Comets
Washington Park
Colling Cubs
Ballard Cubs
Vealer Athletic Club
Dandy Baking Co
Wilson's Modern Business College
Tees
the Star
League Moves and Coaching Shifts Hit 1981 Season
The report lists players and coaches shifting between teams and leagues. Ray French and Vernon shortstop are recalled by the New York Yankees while Walter Mammond takes a managerial post with Pittsfield in the Eastern League. Ivan Olen and Del Maker are linked to potential leadership and coaching roles as teams plan spring training.
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Ray French
Vernon
New York Yankees
War hero Preston stars for Nebraska in football
Preston, quarterback for the University of Nebraska, led a decisive victory over Pittsburg. A war hero, he served in the aviation division and is credited with four enemy planes brought down. He has been twice decorated for valor and twice wounded, though not yet fully recovered from his latest injury.
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Preston
University of Nebraska
Pittsburg
America
Australian pug beats Canadian in Sydney boxing bout
Lew Edwards the Australian heavyweight champion won the decision over Jack Suddington of Canada after a foul in the eleventh round of a scheduled 20 round match in Sydney. Also report notes criticism of world series scoring and mentions six cities bidding for the 1922 Grand American Handicap trapshooting event.
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Lew Edwards
Australia
Jack Suddington
Canada
Chicago
Cleveland
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Des Moines
Atlantic City
Bright's Dance Club Brings Quick Lessons for All Ages
Young and old quickly learn to dance at Bright's, located at 1604 4th Avenue. The ad promotes easy instruction and lively sessions inviting new participants to join.
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Bright's
1604
Farren to Meet Harrahan in Pavilion Card Fight
Frankie Farren, the San Francisco lightweight, joins the Pavilion lineup tomorrow to replace Archie Stoy and fight Joe Harrahan the rugged Beattie Miller in one of six bouts. Idaho middleweight Gordon McKay, green but improving, faces Al Winters in his second start. Eddie Kid Billings meets Al Biddle, Rube Finn clashes with Sam Wiggens, Mickey Hannon fights Young O Dowd, Soldier W and Freddie Kelly spar in the opener for a night of action.
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Frankie Farren
San Francisco
Winters
McKay
Henry
Eddie Kid Billings
al Biddle
Anacortes Weiter
Rube Finn
Ballard
K. O. Brown
Sam Wiggens
Anacortes
Mickey Hannon
Young O'Dowd
Soldier W
Freddie Kelly
Woods
Two More Prep Football Tiffs Are Scheduled
The Seattle high school football championship remains undecided as Lincoln and Broadway are set to clash at Denny Field for the year’s final game. Franklin Queen Anne also meets on Saturday at Denny Field in a scheduled tithe scrap.
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Seatte
Denny Field
Lincoln
Broadway
Hoppe Wins World Billiard Match on Green Baize
Willie Hoppe defeats Edouard Horermans 400 to 379 in the world 18.2 balkline billiard championship tourney. Horemans led early, Hoppe surged to victory. Jake Schafer beat Welker Cochran 400 to 0, finishing in two innings. George Sutton trimmed Ora Morningstar 400 to 291.
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Chicago
Willie Hoppe
Edouard Horermans
Hoppe
Horemans
Jake Schafer
Welker Cochrane
Schafer
Cochrane
George Sutton
Ora Morningstar
Six Man Ice Hockey Adopted for Col leges In East
The East college hockey season will use six man teams. Harvard proposed six man squads, and the Intercollegiate Hockey Association adopted the rule. Members include Harvard Yale Princeton Pennsylvania Cornell Columbia and Dartmouth.
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The
Intercollegiate Hockey Association
Yale
Princeton
Pennsylvania
Cornell
Columbia
Dartmouth
Vaughn May Be Back in 1922
There is a chance that Jim Vaughn will be back in organized ball next year. Vaughn was suspected by Judge Landis for jumping the Cubs last year and joining an independent team at Beloit Wisconsin. It is understood if Vaughn is reinstated the Cubs intend to use him in a trade.
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Vaughn
Judge Landis
Cubs
Beloit
Wis
Eighteen Win Turkeys at Seattle Gun Club Shoot
The Seattle Gun Club turkey shoot drew eighteen contestants to Fort Wotton grounds yesterday. Eighteen winners claimed third place prizes, while J B Wiler earned the king of the shoot title.
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Seattle
Fort
Wton Grounds
J. Bewiler
King
Mathewson Remembered For Courage And Sportsmanship
Billy Evans recalls Christy Mathewson as a great pitcher fighting tuberculosis and notes his dignity after losses. A Polo Grounds benefit for Matty raised 20000 dollars, the era’s largest gate receipts for such causes, showing fans’ deep regard.
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Adirondack Mountains
Enson
Polo Grounds
Matty
Back Bay
Boston
New York
Mathewson
Billy Evans
Huggins Poised for 1922 Fate After Pennant Win
Rumors swirl that Miller Huggins may lose the Yankees job despite guiding New York to the American League pennant. Col. Ruppert favors a return while Col. Huston signals departure, and absence from the World Series coaching lines fuels speculation about his future with the club.
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Miller Huggins
Yankees
Huggins
Col. Ruppert
Col. Huston
Yankee
22 and 24 Classes Win on Denny Field
Sophomores beat yearlings 2 0 and seniors rout juniors 13 to 0 in two class games on Denny field at the university Saturday morning. Russ Hall injured Ed Bender with a badly wrenched arm. Final between sophomores and seniors set for early this week on Denny field.
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Denny Field
University
Russ Hall
Ed Bender
Sophs
Speas Emerges as Fan Favorite in Portland Contention
Local talk centers on who will manage the Portland club’s 17 year vacancy, with Billy Speas gaining praise as a top choice. Rumors name Kenworthy and Corhan as possible contenders, while Speas is pictured as a strong, popular option amid swirling speculation.
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Pink
Bea
Billy
Portland
Tris
Cleveland
Britton Manager Near 6000 Offer for Dec Milwaukee Bout
Morgan, manager of World welterweight contender Jack Britton, is expected to accept a $6,000 purse plus 331.3 percent of the gate for a 10 round no decision fight with Pin Mitchell in Milwaukee early December.
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Morgan
Jack Britton
Pin Mitchell
Milwaukee
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