Everett and Salt Lake Prep Gridders Set For Big Clash
A high stakes showdown in Everett features Everett High against Salt Lake City high, with the winner eyeing a Pasadena prelude to the East West game. Seattle fans flocked to the Smoky City for the tilt as a large crowd packed the stadium. Everett holds a slim edge though Utah's team could upset the Washington prep champs. Wee Coyle coaches the visitors while Clan Bergman refs from the grandstands.
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Wee” Coyle
Leutenant
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Dartmouth
University of An
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Jewkes
Henderson
Durrows Oillespie
Ohio State Invited to East West Classic at Pasadena
Ohio State, Western conference champions, received a formal telegram invitation to represent the East in the Pasadena New Year game. W L Leishman said Ohio State has one of the best teams in the country. Western conference consent was viewed as procedural.
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Ohio
Ohio State
Pasadena
W. O. Thompson
W. L. Leishman
Tournament of Roses Association
Leishman
Lincoln Broadway Ends Season in Prep Grid Clash
Lincoln, favored to beat Broadway, faced Beavers and a weakened lineup amid injuries as the annual Lincoln Broadway prep grid game concluded without city implications. A large crowd watched Broadway seek a repeat over Beavers with both teams missing key players and no official lineup announced.
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Lincoln Broadway
Beattie High
Denny
Lincoln
Broadway
Tigers
Ballard Beavers
East squad arrives for big game in Seattle
The East’s Dartmouth eleven arrives in Seattle after a cross country trip. Captain Jim Robertson thanked Washington supporters for the welcome. Coach Spears led the first practice at Rainier Valley Ballpark after their last game with Brown in Boston.
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Dartmouth College
Hanover
New England Mountain
Oregon-Wash Depot
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Jth Eleven
Washington
Spears
Rainier Valley
Brown
Boston
Football Near End on the Coast
Tom Gay notes the Intercollegiate football season winds down on the Coast with the East West game at Pasadena on New Year’s Day and a few post season skirmishes. The headline event is USC versus Oregon at Tournament Park Pasadena. Nevada meets Santa Clara at Ewing Field San Francisco. the All Pacific Fleet team battles Olympic Club at California Field Berkeley.
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Pacific Coast
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Navy Leaves for New York for Army Game
Annapolis Md Nov 25 The Navy football team including substitutes and coaches a group of 50 will depart today for New York to rest up before the game with Army at the Polo Grounds on Saturday Sentiment favors Navy to beat West Point again though respect for the Cadets strength remains.
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Polo Grounds
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Dobie’s Men Play Today at Franklin Field
Navy and Penn meet in an annual tussle at Franklin Field this afternoon. Penn, plagued by injuries and recent reverses, aims to rebound and erase a string of losses to restore campus confidence.
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Centre college tackles Georgetown in Danville showdown
Centre college faces Georgetown in Danville Kentucky this afternoon as both teams seek a pivotal regional win. The contest shapes midseason standings and could influence playoff positioning for the two programs.
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Georgetown
Danville
Steers Will Not Play Oregon Setback in USC Game
Oregon will be without star quarterback Bill Steers in the final game against Southern California here. Coach Shy Huntington says Steers remains at his father's bedside after a serious automobile accident.
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Cal
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University of Southern California
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Last Western football games close 1920 season
Chicago Nov. 25 United Press reports the 1920 Western football schedule ends today with Nebraska at Lincoln facing Washington State, Kansas clashing with Missouri at Columbia, Notre Dame meeting Michigan Aggies, Indiana expected to beat the agrarian squad, Detroit hosting Rutgers, and Wabash meeting Marquette in Indianapolis.
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United Press
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Detroit
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Marquette
Indianapolis
Burns to run Swan and Sugar Loaf on Brighton road
London November 25 Tommy Burns to become mine host of the Swan and Sugar Loaf road house. He will likely use the place as training quarters for boxers.
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London
Tommy Burns
Swan
Sugar Loaf
Brighton Road
Stars May Move to Harrisburg Franchise Transfer
At a conference in Reading on November 25 five Harrisburg businessmen offered Ernest Y D Landgraf owner of the Syracuse International league franchise to transfer the Stars to the capital city for next season.
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Reading
Harrisburg
Ernest YD. Landgraf
Syracuse International League
Stars
Nebraska Faces Washington State In Intersecting Clash
Lincoln Nov 25 Nebraska prepares to play Washington State in an intersectional matchup. Coach Schulte downplays overconfidence saying the Cougars are as strong as any opponent this season, potentially tougher than Penn State. Washington State coach Welsh offered no prediction as both teams held brief workouts in strong condition.
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Neb
University of Nebraska
Washington State College
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Cougurs
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Welsh
Washington State
Hippo Vaughn Wounded. Cubs Pitcher Improves in Hospital
Kenosha report states Hippo Vaughn will recover from a stab wound to his pitching arm without lasting damage. Physicians said his condition improved at the city hospital. Harry De Beld, father in law of Vaughn, fled after the stabbing and has not been arrested nor charged.
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Boxing Revenue To Hit 150000 For 1921 In New York
New York officials estimate boxing will net the state about 150000 in revenue for 1921. Since September 27 receipts total 48217.52 in taxes and fees while expenditures run to 13444.65 under the Walker bill’s effect.
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New York
Boxing Commission
Sweden to Stage High Value International Trophy Show
The Davis Cup event in Stockholm is noted as the blue ribbon lawn tennis championship, with the international covered court trophy offered in 1912. The trophy is valued at about $20,000, marking it as one of the most costly awards in the sport.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Cochrane joins British end of world boxing trust
Tex Rickard forms a Boxing Trust offering a $500000 purse for the Dempsey Carpentier fight. Members include William A. Tirady John Ringling and Charles Cochrane of England. The group, led by Rickard, is described as a bold inner circle with Ringling’s circus power and Tirady’s fight experience backing the plan.
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Cochrane
END OF World Boxing Trust
New York
Tex Rickard
Boxing Trust
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Rickard
John D. Rockefeller
Trady
Tingling
William A. Tirady
Pugilinta
America
Corbett
Jeffries
Hingling
Barnum and Bailey
Heela
Charles Cochrane
Fuckardie
Hackenschmidt
Carpentier
Prady
Pie
The
Nerve
Heavyweight pair leads lineup for Elmer Noble Post smoker
Washington coach hopes for dry field while Jim Flynn and Wille Meehan pursue a second win over Jack Dempsey. Meehan last fought Ole Anderson in a four round draw, and both boxers are set for the Crystal Pool bout next Tuesday. Eddie Moore faces Freddie Neil in the windup as Vern Searcy takes on Bud Fisher. Roy McCasslin and Young Zurn renew their welterweight clash with a prior bout split.
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Wille Meehan
Jack Dempeney
Fireman
Jim
Dempsey
Utah
Meehan
San Francisco
Flynn
Seattle
Young Hector
Willie Keger
Steve Reynolds
Meerhan
Drew Anderson
Ole Anderson
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Elmer Noble Post
American Legion
Crystal Pool
Clay Hite
Eddie Moore
Seattle Bantam
Feddie Neil
Neil
Moore
Young Casteel
Tacoma
Vern Searcy
Wenatchee
Bud Fisher
Army
Wieher
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Zuzu
Washington Faces Dartmouth In Dry Field Test At Seattle
University of Washington Coach Stub Allison hopes for a dry field as Washington meets Dartmouth in Seattle at New Washington Stadium. Captain Ted Faulk, Ray Eckmann, and Johnny Wilson are key figures for Washington while Dartmouth relies on captain Jimmy to handle kicking with another top East kicker missing. The 20,000 spectators expect a decisive inter sectional clash on a clear surface.
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University of Washington
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Washington Stadium
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Ray Eckmann
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Denny Field
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Faulk
Johnny Wilson
Wilson
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Meehan Beaten by Champion McCormick at Milwaukee Fight
Roy McCormick, heavyweight champion of England, defeated Willie Meehan of San Francisco after four rounds and again after ten, dominating with a 26 pound weight advantage and punishing exchanges. Billy Mancott won over Ray Rose, Sutherland and Eagles drew, Miler beat Purdy, Dempsey stopped Wills. BERKELEY, Cal. UC to send 1921 crew East for Poughkeepsie regatta.
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Meehan
Billy Mancott
Ray Rose
Roy Sutherland
George Eagies
Joe Miler
Fattling Purdy
Mickey Dempsey
Jimmy Wills
Berkeley
Cal
University of California
Franklin Quakers Triumph Over Queen Anne 1006 Victory
Franklin reached the final bell with a 1006 win at Queen Anne in a hard fought prep football game. Ivan Jones led the Quakers with standout plays as Franklin kept the ball near the goal in the first three quarters and secured the late scoring to seal the victory.
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Burson
Tracy Strong
Butch Borte
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Umekeeper
Lord Howard de Walden presents football trophy in London
Lord Howard de Walden has donated a valuable silver cup two and a half feet high and gold medals to be contested by at least four English league teams immediately after the current campaign ends in May.
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London
Lord Howard de Walden
Thanksgiving Sentiments From Sports Figures
A garbled collection of quotes from sports personalities shows self confident boasts and light humor. Entries mention Dan Salt Lonnie Austin Pete Muldoon Frank Rippe Virgil Garvey Nate Draxinman Bow Cronin Gene Hatton George Olsen and Brewster noting career changes travels and personal reflections.
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Pete Muldoon
Frank Rippe
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Gene Hatton
Virgil Garvey
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Stadium Traffic Plans for UW Dartmouth Game
A traffic note for the UW Dartmouth game explains stadium access six tenths of a mile from 14th Ave and 45th St. Street cars will serve the campus, private jitneys will operate at 10 cents, and walking routes via Laurelshade road are outlined. No private cars on campus. Lieut. Carr and Marshal Allen oversee parking. The pontoon bridge across Lake Washington canal opens at noon Saturday, with the 23rd Ave car line and a short walk recommended for quickest routes.
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45Th St
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40Th
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Naval Armory
University Golf Links
Third Ave
Ohio State to Build 63,000 Seat Stadium
Alumni and friends are completing a 1 million dollar fund to insure the nation’s best stadium for Ohio State in Columbus. The structure will seat 63,000 with temporary additions for 83,000 and will feature 88 entrances.
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