Washington and Oregon Set for Classic Grid Showdown
The piece forecasts a close college football clash between Washington and Oregon with strong lines and key players like Leonard Ziel and Chappie Chapman. It notes recent series results, field goals, and expected kicking and defensive strengths as the teams prepare for a pivotal early-season game.
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Oregon
O. A. Co
Samme
Leonard Ziel
Shy Huntington
Multnomah
W Ten
Chappie” Chapman
Whitmen
Idaho
Ziel
New Blood Needed for Redskins Next Season
Boldt reshapes Seattle baseball for 1923 signing Harry Wolverton as manager and Nick Williams as scout. Everett Yargan to catch, with more deals expected at the upcoming minor league convention in Louisville where Boldt Wolverton and Williams will meet.
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Leo H. Lassen
Boldt
Seattle
Stem
Stern
Harry Wolverton
Nick Williams
Indians
Everett Yargan
Louisville
Wolverton
Williams
Adams to ACE ADAMS not with Indians next year
The Indians watchers say Jack Adams will not return to the club next season as a top catcher and reliable veteran. He is valued in the Far Western league and could be traded to teams such as Los Angeles Sacramento Salt Lake or Oakland for players and a possible pastimer.
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Ace Adams
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Seattle
Adama
Los Angeles
Sacramento
Salt Lake
Oakland
Trade talk and praise in Killefer boldt jibe
The piece rails at Killefer mockingly as he pushes a trade involving Lane and Jacobs. Lane is praised as the league's top all around outfielder and lead-off man with steals and runs. Boldt is credited with spotting Ja Cobbs, seen as a rare pitching talent, while Killefer’s demand is dismissed as a farce.
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Deo Killefper
Jim Boldt
Killefer
Dec Crandall
Dixie Carroll
Art Griggs
Billy Lane
Elmer Jacobs
Lane
Jake
Seattle
Boldt
New Outfield Sought by Los Angeles Angels
The 68 Angeles plan an entirely new outfield next year. Killefer placed Carroll McCabe and Twombly on the market after uneven seasons. Carroll slumped due to Winess but showed prior form. McCabe praised as an improving player. Twombly described as awkward defensively yet serviceable at bat.
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Angeles
Killefer
Carroll
McCabe
Twombly
Sacramento Eyes Mollwitz Stay As Sluggers Trade Talk Swirls
Sacramento plans to retain Fritz Mollwitz at first base as rivals Seattle San Francisco and Vernon reportedly sought his services. Boss Boldt favors Jack Fournier and may swing a deal in the East to land the slugger. Bert Ellison eyes the American Association next year as Vernon’s Ham Hyatt is deemed too slow for another season. Rumors say Red Murphy could be traded to Detroit but no official word.
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Fritz Mollwitz
Solon
Mollwitz
Seattle
San Francisco
Vernon
Boldt
Jack Fournier
Moll
Wits
Bert Ellison
American Association
Frisco
Ham Hyatt
Red Murphy
Tigers
Vernon to Turn Big May Deal in Baseball History
Vernon owner MASER and Jungle tribe leader Exsick travel East to finalize a major transaction. They aim to trade Jake May, the Vernon southpaw, to the New York Yankees for 106000 in players. The move promises to boost gate receipts and shore up a contending squad.
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Vernon
Bill Exsick
Jungle Tribe
Jake May
Vernon Southpaw
New York Yankees
Bohne to Pittsburg Rumor Signals Infield Swap
Rumors say Sammy Bohne may move from Cincinnati to Pittsburg next year. Cincinnati and Pittsburg discuss Bohne for second base with Whitey Granger’s pitching strength also in view. Reds boast Donahue Rixey Couch Keck Luque but Moran seeks another ace for a long season.
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Pirates
Whitey Gragner
Cincinnati
Donahue
Rixey
Couch
Keck
Luque
Moran
Reds weigh trading Roush amid outfield surplus
RBAT as E64 Roush is the Cincy team can afford to trade him off to some other major league club. Reds are fortified with Burns Duncan Harper and Roush would not report until midseason. Rumors say Roush could move to Chicago Cubs or New York Giants with talks of Jack Bentley going to Reds. Bohne and Roush on the market could bring Moran era to the National League race next year.
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E64
Rousch
Cincy
Reds
Burns
Chicago Cube
New York Giants
Jack Bentley
Reda
Bohne
Moran
Browns Set to Battle for Pitching Edge Next Season
The St. Louis Browns sit one pitcher short of challenging the New York Yankees after a World Series fallout with the Giants. The roster features Sisler Gerter Williams Severeid Shocker and Jacobson, but pitching depth lags behind rivals. mobile prospects Henry and Fuhr, plus Danforth, may bolster the staff if a top pitcher emerges in spring.
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Giants
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Sisler
Gerter
Williams
Severeid
Shocker
Jacobson
Reds
Missouri
Davia
Vangilder
Pruitt
Brown
Henry
Fuhr
Danforth
Salt Lake May Get Adams OFF
Salt Lake Bee eyes Jack Adams as a potential hire for next season while Lewis markets Hatch Byler and Joe Jenkins exits. Adams knows the league and hitters well, but Salt Lake can offer little beyond outfielders, angering fans if Strand is traded.
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Jack Adams
Salt Lake
Adams
Bees
Balt Lake
Strand
Seattie
Indians Forge Pitching Core for Next Season
Indians will open with a solid pitching staff led by Jacobs Gardner Grege Borger and Williams. Hitting catcher Varyan and backup Tobin provide support. They seek two outfielders two infielders and a few more arms as Wolverton and Boldt pursue targets.
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Kattle
Jacobs
Gardner
Grege
Borger
Williams
Varyan
Tobin
Gil Dobie Has Strong Backfield at Cornell
Cornell banks on its backfield led by Kaw a top All American back with triple threat ability and a brainy quarterback. The line support and consistency in games this season give Cornell confidence for the Thanksgiving Day clash versus Pennsylvania.
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Thaca
Pennsylvania
Kaw
Dartmouth
Eure
Penn
Ptain
Cassidy
Rameey
Doble
Gus
Garfield Places Trio on All City Grid Team
Garfield names Johnson McGuern Carroll to first squad with Krueger at center. Babes lead popular favorites, with selections reflecting strong showings across the season.
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Babes
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McGuern
Carroll
Krueger
All-City High School Football Team Named At Banquet
Garfield tops selections with three picks led by quarterback McGuern. Lincoln, Broadway, Franklin place multiple players as players from West Seattle, Queen Anne, Roosevelt, and other schools win spots. McGuern chosen Garfield quarterback. Case contends for Lincoln. Bruce overshadowed by Metater for backfield honors. About 260 guests attended the Y M C A event with Henry King as toastmaster.
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Weat
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Speidel
Myan
Nardine
Hill
Henry King
Bob Ingram
University of Washington
Conferences to assemble here for Pacific Coast meeting
Professor Leslie J. Ayer, secretary of the Pacific Coast conference, calls a gathering here on December 6. The Northwest conference meets the day before as schedule making takes focus with Stanford's withdrawal from the organization under consideration.
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Pacific Coast Conference
Northwest
Stanford
No Changes at Yale as Tad Jones Returns as Head Coach
New Haven November 29 No changes in the Yale coaching system will be made next year and Tad Jones will be back as head coach It is learned from a reliable source Jones contract has two years to run
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New Haven
Yale
Tad Jones
Jones
USC Faces Washington State In Thanksgiving Grid Clash
USC coach Gloomy Gus Henderson preps the Trojans for a key Thanksgiving game against 18 Washington State Cougars led by Gus Welch. A victory keeps USC in contention for the East West showdown in Pasadena on New Year’s Day.
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Gus” Henderson
University of Southern California Trojans
Washington State
Trojans
Pasadena
Gus Welch
Gus
Pyott Elected Captain of 1929 Maroon grid team
Jim Pyott a two year star halfback for Chicago has been elected captain of the 1929 maroon grid squad. The selection marks Pyott as leader for the forthcoming season at Chicago.
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Chicago
Jim Pyott
Bernstein Beats Herman In New York Lightweight Bout
New York lightweight Jack Bernstein won a six round decision over Babe Herman of California in a boxing match held in New York on November 29.
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New York
Jack Bernstein
Babe Herman
California
Victoria on Books Tonight Mets Have Four Point Edge on Island City
The Beat tle Mets chase a four game winning run after a strong start this season. Victoria hosts Island City tonight at the Arena, seeking a second showing this season and a steadier climb in the standings with Roy likely out and Tom McCarthy set for his first Victoria appearance. Fraser shined in the North trip and could be a key factor tonight.
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Island City Cougars
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Muldoon
Loon
Victoria
Vancouver
Maroons
Neason
Seattle
Tom McCarthy
Roy
Gordon Fraser
Player Jim Riley Injured After Nose Bust in Vancouver Game
Jim Riley sustained a severe nose blow during the Vancouver game from a stray club. He was taken for an X ray to determine if the nose is fractured and his condition is being monitored by team officials.
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Acros
Vancouver
Emelier
Riley
Washington coach predicts future star for Don McKenzie
Bob Rowe, manager of the University of Washington team, says Don McKenzie shows natural ability and could bloom into a real star if he pursues the pro game.
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Bob Rowe
University of Washington
Don McKenzie
McKenzie
Alberta hockey prospect Rowe praises Laula Coupes
Rowe rates Laula Coupes as the finest prospect he has seen, comparing him to Hall of Fame center Irvine. Coupes, who skated with Washington last year, now stars for the University of Alberta in Edmonton and is described as a fine center ice man who drives the game.
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Washington
Zieland
Laula Coupes
Rowe
Coupee
University of Alberta
Edmonton
Vancouver Star Foyston Returns to Form in Hockey Shine
Frank Foyston proves his value as a top hockey player after a disappointing off season. The Blond Wizard shines again as he anchors games with full effort, matching the pace of fellow Vancouver ace Mickey MacKay and outplaying opponents during each 60 minute shift.
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Blond Wizard
Mickey MacKay
Vancouver
Foyston
Vancouver Star
Vancouver braces for Lehman return from absence
The Vancouver team expects Hugh Lehman to report next week while Charley Reid fills in. Reid performed adequately, but Lehman remains the preferred goalie, having missed time due to construction work.
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Vancouver
Hugh Lehman
Charley Reid
Lehman
Vancouver Star Defender Art Duncan Out With Shoulder Injury
Art Duncan Vancouver's star defenseman will miss roughly two weeks due to a shoulder injury from a fall last week following a clash with Jack Walker.
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Duncan
Art Duncan
Vancouver
Jack Walker
Greb Bout Postponed Due to Illness in Family
New York boxing commission allows heavyweight champion Harry Greb to postpone his planned December 29 bout with Gene Tunney at Madison Square Garden because Greb’s wife is seriously ill.
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New York Boxing Commission
Harry Greb
Gene Tunney
Madison Square Garden
Adams and Colman vie for Class A grammar soccer title
Hawthorne clinched the Class B championship at Woodland Park yesterday defeating Ravenna 1 to 0. Adams and Colman sparked the Class A final at Lowell today as teams battled for the crown.
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Colman
Lowell
Hawthorne
Woodland Park
Ravenna
St. Pats Beat Edmonton 2 1 In Western Tour Debut
The world champion St. Pats of Toronto won their first Western tour game last night in Winnipeg defeating Edmonton 2 to 1 in a great effort.
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St. Pats
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Edmonton
Toledo Heavyweight Bill Tate Knocks Out Tut Jackson
Toledo fight recap: Bill Tate, the Negro heavyweight, knocked out Tut Jackson in the fourth round. The bout took place in Toledo on November 29, with Tate securing a decisive victory.
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Toledo
Ohio
Bill Tate
Tut Jackson
Is Up in Ai Centre Out in South Football Title Race
Ashville reports the Southern football championship race amid muddled standings. Georgia Tech seeks a strong claim if it defeats Auburn on Thanksgiving Day while Navy Notre Dame losses temper Tech's record. Auburn gains over Centre and Georgia. Vanderbilt dominates with wins and a Texas victory. West Virginia and the Mountain region noted for strong showings.
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Georgia
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Han
Texas
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Cer
McGinnis Wins Long Race at University of Washington
Lambda Chi Alpha runner McGinnis won the annual cross country race of 3.9 miles at the University of Washington yesterday in 21 66. Finlay Ramsey Chi Upsilon Chi finished second a few yards back. Jander Halli led the winning team securing the cup for permanent possession with one more victory.
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Lambda Chi Alpha
University of Washton
Finlay Ramsey
Chi Upsilon Chi
Jander Halli
University National Bank
Curtain Thursday Football Outlook for 1922 Rivalries
Preview of Thanksgiving weekend games across the nation. Cornell vs Pennsylvania headlines in Philadelphia with Penn seeking surprise wins, while Pittsburgh battles rivalries with Penn State and Notre Dame faces Nebraska. Southern slate includes Georgia Tech vs Auburn in Atlanta and Vanderbilt vs South at Nashville.
New York Clubs Chase Real Hurling Class For Pitchers
New York clubs, Giants and Yankees, pursue top pitching talent. John McGraw plans to retain veterans and expects Jack Scott to lead, while the Yankees eye Jakey May and Ed Rommell. Vernon’s May carries a $100,000 price tag. Connie Mack faces market pressure amid a busy trading season. The minor leagues in Louisville are set for spirited activity following Buffalo’s previous session.
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Vernon
Yankees
Ed Rommell
Connie Mack
Yanks
Tigers
White Sox
Mack
Louisville
Buffalo
Monroe Bear Cat Dode Bercott Faces Britt in Tacoma Semi
Dode Bercott known as the Monroe Bear Cat advances to the semifinal class and will square off against Frankie Britt in a six round bout in Tacoma next week.
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Monroe
Frankie Britt
Tacoma
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