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Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Nov 29, 1921

Page

3

Penn State Football Practice Reports Size of Lions

Lions practice under closed gates as Bezdek leads drills for Penn State with big linemen like Tiny McMahon and star Glen Killinger. Analysts compare Penn State to California and Washington, noting East strong teams and state outlines for the college.

Leo H. Lassen Bob Fitzsimmons Penn Itedders Denny Oscar McMahon Hugo Bezdek Nittany Lions Washington California Bear State Penn State Lions Golden Bears Glen Killinger Killinger Ghest LE Harvard Tech Navy Pittsburg Acto Cornell Lafayette Washington Jefferson

Graham Vision Editorial Praises Coast League Reform

The St Louis Sporting News editorial argues Coast League owners should keep stars to strengthen teams not profits. It lauds Charley Graham for seeking a annual standard to prevent selling stars midseason while criticizing Billy Klepper and other magnates for cashing in. It urges owners to adopt Graham’s vision to keep pace with baseball’s top level.

Billy Klepper Association Charley Graham Graham Atlantic Seaboard Mississippi Valley Coast League

Baseball Notes on Players Transfers and Moves

Jim Shaw a right handed pitcher for the Washington Americans is released to the Seattle club. Herb Hunter ex Portland and San Francisco outfielder moves to Japan to coach at Waseda University. Clyde Young Beavers shortstop to Vernon Tigers for a 1925 tryout. Mee Beavers shortstop turned to Omaha by Detroit. Five Coast leaguers recalled by major leagues Gulste to Cleveland from Oakland French to New York Vanks from Vernon Brenton and Lee to Cincinnati Art Rinehart to St Louis from Los Angeles. Charley Hollacher former Portlander may shift to second base next spring. Walter Hammond Pittsfield Eastern league manager purchased by Cleveland Americans.

Jim Shaw Washington Americans Seattle Herb Hunter Portland San Francisco Japan Waseda University Clyde Young Beavers Vernon Tigers Mee Omaha Detroit Gulste Cleveland Oakland French New York Vanks Vernon Brenton and Lee Cincinnati Senitic Art Rinehart St. Louis Los Angeles

All-City Football Team Selections At YMCA Banquet

The ninth annual All City high school football banquet at the YMCA tonight will choose two all star teams. Each letter winner votes once as Tracey Strong oversees the event and Hi Y leader heads the proceedings.

Tracey Strong Hi-Y

Leonard May Meet Britton

Benny Leonard the lightweight champion received a reported $75 000 offer to fight welterweight king Jack Britton in February. The proposal comes as Leonard plans to fight George Ward at Madison Square Garden tonight.

New York Benny Leonard George Ward Madison Square Garden Jack Britton

17th Team Enters Star League to Meet Next Week

The Star Junior basketball league gains its 17th entrant the Destroyers led by captain Reggie Bird. The Star plans to cap entries at 16 as managers prepare for a meeting next Wednesday to finalize schedules and confirm two consolidations on December 14 due to floor shortages.

Star League Star

One-Sided Wire Team Wins in Telephone Bowling League

The Installation Office Division Plant Motor Vehicle and Maintenance teams won all three matches last night. Construcion Transmission Installation and Construction Office suffered defeats, dropping the league leaders from first to third as results totaled.

Briden Joins Seattle Puck Squad Before Season Start

NWHARLEY BRIDEN, the last newcomer to Seattle's hockey team, will miss practice today with the Mets in their second workout. Briden, from the Prairie league, is a 4 lefthanded shot forward. Seattle held its first workout yesterday with regulars and new defenseman Gordon Fraser.

Nwharley Briden Seattle Mets Briden Gooda Gordon Fraser Vancouver British Columbia Victoria Ths Riley Foyston Morrie Walker Rover Rowe Rickey Holmes Nets Fraser Muldoon Mer Tves

Golf News From Portand to Pasadena and Potomac

C Harry Devise Jr sails for a Pacific Northweest event while Washington hosts 18 hole golf courses open for nine hole play. Australian Joseph Kirkwood reports near fifteen thousand dollars in exhibition wins this year. Southern California announces 1877 amateur championship at Flintridge April 1 to 19. Willie Mounter plans to enter the California Open in January. Cleveland area sees five new golf courses under construction.

Joseph Kirkwood Southern California Golf Association Flintridge Country Club Pasadena Fd Tufts Sascolat Willie Mounter San Francisco Sos Angeles

Aldrich Praised as Yale Backfield Star in Harvard and Princeton Games

Yale captain Aldrich earns high praise for standout backfield play in losses to Harvard and Princeton and is highlighted as Yale’s top baseball figure of the season. He is described as All-America caliber and among the institution’s greatest players.

Aldrich Yale Harvard Princeton

Intersectional games draw big crowds this season

The article notes strong interest in intersectional football with Yale Harvard and Princeton matchups drawing attention. Western teams have sparked unusual interest, prompting several game suggestions for next year.

Yale Harvard Princeton

Cornell Declines Rose Bowl Match With California

Cornell will not accept the Tournament of Roses committee invitation for a football game with the University of California on New Year’s Day. Pomyn Berry, graduate manager, announced the decision from Ithaca confirming the cancellation of the proposed matchup. Ed Lewig failed to unseat Stanislaus Zbyszko for the heavyweight title at Madison Square Garden. Lorraine Boggs, 145 pounds, named captain of Washington State wrestling team after a player disagreement in electing a leader.

Ithaca N. Y Cornell Tournament of Roses Committee University of California Pomyn Berry New York Strangler Lewig Stanislaus Zbyszko Madison Square Garden Lewin Lorraine Boggs Washington State Bohler

Middles Headline Ring Card Promises Big Bout Night

The card features McKay versus Ortega in a likely crowd pleasing battle with two strong undercard mismatches. Harrahan faces Lupo in the semi windup and O Dowd topples Hannon in a strong showing for Aberdeen.

McKay Tacoma Harrahan Mickey Hannon Young O'Dowd Aberdeen O'Dowd Bill Johnson Rube Finn Joe Roses Sallog Coney Jack Winn Frank Hayes

Eight Select Colors For League Jerseys

The Star lists eight of the league’s 17 teams with registered jersey colors. Washington Park wears Purple. Wilson's Modern Business College uses Black with a red stripe. Collins Cubs are Blue with White letters. Ballard Cubs wear White with Gray and Orange stripes. Stacy Shawn Comets are Red and White. Battery C uses Red. Dandy Baking Co. wears White with Blue lettering. Managers must inform the sporting editor once colors are chosen to avoid duplicates before purchasing suits.

Washington Park Wilson Busines College Collins Cubs Ballard Cubs ex—Orance Stacy Shawn Comets Battery C Dandy Baking Co Star

Young Schaefer Defeats Conti in Balk Line Exhibition

Jake Schaefer world balk line billiards champion won 24 to 0 in the fourth set last night in Cleveland. Conti, French title holder, led early but Schaefer pulled ahead to claim a 400 to 218 victory in the first of a four match series.

Jake Schaefer Roger Conti Cleveland Ohio

Young and Old Learn to Dance at Bright's Ballroom

The notice reports that people of all ages quickly learn to dance at Bright's venue located at 1604 4th Avenue. The brief item highlights community interest in dance lessons offered by Bright's establishment.

Bright's 1604

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