League Leaders Battle West Seattle Maple Leaf in title clash
Two top teams from the Star Senior Soccer league clash at Woodland Park with a 2 2 draw fresh in memory and a new meeting set to surpass it. West Seattle Maple Leaf squads arrive at full strength amid high tension as 4 000 fans look on. Police Captain Chyne HBan to kick off the match. Other division games also loom including Post vs Eckarts and Weedind vs Boe Aircraft. Junior league schedule features Walla Walla grounds clashes and Lincoin park showdowns.
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Hiawatha
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NGTH
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Chyne Hban
West Seattle
Post
Haas Eckarts
Lincoln
Weedind
Boe Aircraft
Woodland
MOR Mes
Eaver
Walla Walla
Washington Park
Athletic Club
High School Gridiron Title Game at Denny Field
Anne and Franklin clash in a postponed championship at Denny Field with Anne seeking to clinch, Franklin aiming to force a Quaker title via a win. Franklin favored, Broadway and Lincoln finish season with their annual game tomorrow at 2:30 p.m.
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Franklin
Denny Field
Anné
Ming
Quakers
Broadway
Lincoln
Babe Ruth on stage and Yankees rumors swirl
Billy Evans reports from New York on Babe Ruth’s vaudeville act and his thoughts on Landis’s ruling. He notes Ruth’s ease on stage and jokes that Ruth would welcome a spring suspension. Evans also discusses Huggins’s job future, a possible Cleveland Philadelphia trade, and Yankees pitching ambitions.
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Babe” Ruth
Babe Ruth
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John McCormack
Landis
Yankees
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New York
Boston New York Trade Rumor Hits Snag
The proposed Boston New York deal involving Walter Pipp and Stuffy McInnes collapses from serious consideration. McInnes remains a Boston favorite and Pipp is valued as a strong first baseman, with no obvious trade rationale evident at this time.
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Perkina
Dugan
Harris
Indians
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Walter Mails
Jim Bagby
Boston
Change at Boston And Touring Giants White Sox South
Report cites possible ownership change in Boston with funds for a deal to Mr France and a fresh hearing. Giants and White Sox plan a South tour next spring training in Texas, ending with Polo Grounds games. Also notes Ruth’s stance on management and Beckett bout with Brennan as boxing headlines rise.
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John McGraw
Charney Comiskey
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White Sox
South
Comiskey
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Polo Grounds
Lacking Weight Hinders Washington in 14–0 Loss
Washington falls 14 to 0 as Washington State uses superior weight and strength to cross the goal twice in the first period. Rain, wind, and slick field dampen the game while Washington struggles to match the visitors' beef and speed. Moe Sax, Ham Green, and Johnny Wilson spark modest offense amid a wet, challenging day.
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Noah
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California
Pullman
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Moe Sax
Ham Green
Johnny Wilson
Dunton
Washington State
Eckmann
Washington State versus Washington in rain-swept stadium game
Washington State defeated Washington 14 to 0 in a field where Moran scored two touchdowns for the Cougars. Moe Sax and Moran sparked the backfield while Dunton and Dunlap starred on the line as WSC built a lead and held on through two fumbles and penalties to seal the victory.
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Ingram
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Quass
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Dunion
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Transylvania
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Stanford
Kenneth Bartlett
Oregon
Washington Loses Close Gridiron Bout in Muddy Field
Bits of gossip from the stadium recount a tough game as the Sun Dodgers and Washington Cougars clash. Ham Greene shines for the Sun Dodgers while Eckmann, Moran, and Sax threaten the Washington line. Mud slows both teams and Baggy’s squad shows stadium pride amid a low-scoring battle.
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Whitman
Quass
Wilson
Ham Greene
Ingram
Clarke
Tinling
Washington
Clean game as Ingram leaves with injury
The contest stayed largely clean with only one player, Ingram, exiting due to injury. No other notable incidents occurred as the teams battled on the field.
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Ingram
Ortega McKay clash tops Casa Cade show lineup
Tattling Ortega returns to face Gordon McKay in Pocatello middleweight bout at Casa Cade Athletic Club Tuesday. The card also features Marty Farrell from New York, Joe Harrahan versus Al Laipo, Mickey Hannon versus Young O Dowd, Bill Johnson against Ballard, Rube Finn, Jack Winn against Frank Hayes, and Joe Reser va Sailor Colsey in a six bout program.
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Gordon McKay
Pocatello
Casacade Athletic Club
Fintic
Ortega McKay
Marty Farrell
New York
Joe Harrahan
al Laipo
Tacoma
Mickey Hannon
Young O'Dowd
Bill Johnson
Ballard
Rube Finn
Jack Winn
San Diego
Frank Hayes
Butte
Joe Reserva
Sailor Colsey
Football Scores From The Week In College Action
University of Oregon defeated Multnomah A A C 21 to 7. Notre Dame crushed Michigan Aggies 48 to 0. Nebraska routed Colorado Aggies 70 to 7. Centre beat Tulane 21 to 0. Cornell beat Pennsylvania U 41 to 0. Penn State and Pittsburgh no score. Washington and Lee beat Johns Hopkins 7 to 0. Kansas won 15 to 9 against Missouri. Pacific Fleet edged Olympic Club 14 to 7. Washington and Jefferson defeated West Virginia 13 to 0.
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Tulans
Cornell
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Johns Hopking
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Pacific Fleet
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Everett Powers Past Portland In 48 to 7 Gridiron Win
Everett high school crushed Washington high 48 to 7 in a one sided game. Everett backs controlled open plays while Portland’s line struggled. Washington rallied in the final period with a desperate forward pass for a TD.
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Everett
Deverette High School
Washington
Portlanders
One More Day to Enter Star Junior Basketball League
Deadline looms for junior basketball managers to submit teams to The Star by 6 pm tomorrow. Contact The Star sporting editor by phone, text, or letter with team name, suit color, and managers’ names and addresses. Thirteen teams already entered. no entry fee. December 14 play deadline.
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