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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Nov 30, 1921

Page

14

McKay Wins Easily in Coast Boxing Card

Idaho fighter Gordon McKay dominated the four round opener against Ortega, while Mexican middleweight Battling Ortega showed he is not the contender he once was. The bout trio featured Givens Belkin refereeing and varied results including Hannon over O Dowd, Finn over Henry, and Kubey edging Finn. A San Francisco returnee, Joes Farren, and Monk Fowler headlined prospects for Tacoma next.

Leo H. Lassen Barney Oldfield Ortega Gordon McKay Idaho East Johnny Wilson Littleton New Orleans K. C Oakland Harry Druxman Henry Finn Henry Abe Kubey Finn Kubey

Bagshaw Expects Battle On Saturday For Washington

Penn State coach Bagshaw predicts a tough test against Washington after a high scoring season for the Nittany Lions. Key backs Killinger Knabe Lightner and Wilson lead an experienced line while Washington studies ways to contain the Penn State offense.

Glenn Killenger Penn State Nittany Lions Washington Killinger California Bagshaw Bun Dodgers Knabe Lightner Wilson Kest Bo” McMillan Snell Lion

Alex Rose Explains the Offside Rule in Soccer

The article explains the offside rule for the Star Soccer Football league, noting it is hard to digest. It states a player is offside when nearer the opponents goal than the ball at the moment a teammate plays it, with exceptions for kickoffs corners and throw-ins.

Bill Jamison Seattle

Soccer Officials Selected for Sunday Matches in The Star League

The Star Soccer league assigns referees for Sunday senior and junior games. Postoffice vs Went Seattle at Mia watha 1 p m refereed by Bob Lemon. Woodland Park vs Haas Eckarts at Upper Woodland park 1 p m refereed by Jerry Mailey. Maple Leafs vs Boeing Aircraft club at Upper Woodland park 245 p m refereed by George Hoefling. Allen Athletic association vs Falcon A C at Lower Woodland park 1 p m refereed by Johnnie Reeks. Ballard Juniors vs Cowan Cigar Co refereed by Billy Waller. South Park vs Louis French Dry Cleaners at South Park 1 p m refereed by Fred Douglas. Ben Paria Billiards vs Washing ton Park at Walla Walla 1 p m refereed by Billy Bloomen.

Postoffice Seattle Miawatha Bob Lemon Woodland Park Haas Eckarts Upper Woodland Park Jerry Mailey Maple Leafs Boeing Aircraft Club Rpm George Hoefling Allen Athletic Association Falcon A. C Lower Woodland Park Atip Johnnie Reeks Ballard Juniors Cowan Cigar Co Billy Waller South Park Louis French Dry Cleaners Fred Douglas Ben Paria Billiards Va Washington Park Walla Walla Billy Bloomen

Latona and Gatewood Meet in Class A Soccer Final

Latona and Gatewood headline the Class A grade soccer final this afternoon at Lowell Field. Latona secured its spot by beating Gatewood 4 to 1 on Tuesday.

Latona Gatewood Lowell Field

Leonard Wins Another Bout at Bronx Hospital Card

Benny Leonard, lightweight champion, won an easy newspaper decision in a six round bout against George Ward for the benefit of a Bronx hospital in New York Tuesday night.

Benny Leonard George Ward Bronx Hospital New York

All City High School All City Eleven Named

The annual HIV banquet announced the All City high school eleven chosen by lettermen. Coaches Walter Bell and Dvorak gave talks on training and sportsmanship. Captains read names for the first and second teams with players from Franklin, Queen Anne, and other schools recognized for performance.

Walter Bell Queen Anne Dvorak Franklin J. A. Reed George Merrot Ray Eckmann Enoch Bagshaw Bagshaw Pivet Reecond Nardine Bal Wice Prank Roeidel Frank McCreod Léon Ptevens Hal Herman Br Heonamy W. le Masterson Bal Shidler Lin Dave Taylor Peele Swale Canavaugh End Brasefield Boyle Becket

Hubbard Chosen Captain Of Queen Anne Football

Rob Hubbard will lead the Queen Anne football team next fall. He has played tackle this year and is regarded as one of the steadiest gridiron players at the hill top school.

Hubbard Q. A Rob Hubbard Queen Anne Hill Top

Chicago Fans Await Jeffries Johnson Fight Screenings

Extra! Extra! The moving pictures of the Jeffries Johnson fight are to be shown soon in a Chicago theatre. Fans are just recovering from the thrill of the old wood cuts of Jawn L. Bullivan.

Jeffries Johnson Chicago Jawn L. Bullivan

Baird Edged by Tough Luck in New York Bout

Earl Baird former Seattle bantam lost a tough fight to Joe Gorman Portland battler in New York. Baird led early but fouled Gorman, surrendering the decision in the fifth round.

Earl Baird Seattle Bantam Joe Gorman Portland Battler New York Baird Gorman

Hoppe Loses Billiard Matches to Schaefer Line

Willie Hoppe lost two balk line billiard matches to Jake Schaefer Sr in 1908 and to Jake Schaefer Jr last week. The article predicts Jake Schaefer III will dominate the annual tournament in November 1943.

Willie Hoppe Jake Schaefer, Sr Jake Schaefer, Jr Jake Schaefer Hoppe

Ted Lewis Proves Champion Status in England

The article notes Ted Kid Lewis rising to middleweight and welterweight champion of England and defeating many light-heavyweights. It mentions difficulties with heavy-lightweights when competing abroad, highlighting his boxing career and achievements.

Ted Kid) Lewis England

Falcon A C team withdraws from Star Junior Basketball League

The Falcon A C squad has dropped out of The Star Junior Basketball League reducing teams to 16. An important floor plan announcement will come within a day or two. Managers are reminded to attend the league meeting at The Star office one week from tonight where final season instructions will be discussed.

Falcon A. C Star Office

Dempsey Ready to Fight Any Man Fans Pick

Jack Dempsey declares willingness to fight any living man the public desires. Harry Wills, the black champion, has pressed for a showdown with Dempsey for two years and is seen by fans as the only logical challenger, yet the two have never been matched. Also mentions Jack Johnson, Homer Brew and a tobacco firm in Durham.

Jack Dempsey Harry Wills Dempsey Wills Jack Johnson Homer Brew W. K. Tobacco Company Durham

Plan for Seattle Amateur Hockey League Proposed

A meeting will be held Friday evening at the Arena to form an amateur hockey league for Seattle. Pete Muldoon, manager of the Mets, will preside and supports the plan.

Seattie Pete Muldoon Mets

Walter Johnson Denies Retirement as Season Ends

Washington American pitcher Walter Johnson issues his annual denial that he is finished as a star hurler, despite hints from fans and observers he may retire earlier this fall.

Walter Johnson

Coast conference football stars pick classic UC lineup

The piece announces California's 1920 Coast conference champions and presents an all star eleven from California and Washington with positions for Hullback Nesbit Max Tommey Erb Stephens Taft Berkey Leslie MacMillan Clark Dutton Dunlap. The author notes Oregon State and Oregon alumni interest in new coaches and hints at a Beaver manager choice pending Bill Kiepper's return from Buffalo.

Cortland Ore Bears University of California Gonfalon Sun Dodgers Washington Nesbit California Max Tommey U. of C Erb Stephens Taft Berkey U. of C. Taft Leslie Oregon MacMillan Clark Dutton Dunlap Crip” Toomey

Washington anglers seek year around waters in state lakes

Winter fishing eyed on Lakes Sammamish and Washington as top year round waters. Reports note big cutthroats and silvers, with Seward Park and Kemore noted as prime spots near Seattle, and transfers of fish between Morton and Tekul creek hatcheries aiding King county stocks. Weather and gear choices shape weekend hunts as Duck and geese arrivals continue.

Washington State Sammamish Washington Seward Park Kemiore Game and J. W. Kin Merton Tekul Creek King County Mr. Kinney Kinney Hashad Morton Hatchery

Great Ideas Flivver Out Rutgers Football Wrinkles

Coach Sanford of Rutgers College introduces new wrinkles to win on the gridiron. An Eastern scribe warns that the opponent scoring pattern resembles a golf scorecard and suggests removing novel features next season lest a curious inquiry arise about Rutgers being a preparatory school.

Sanford Rutgers College Rutgers

Connie Mack Refuses to Sell More A's Stars

Connie Mack says he will not sell any more Philadelphia Athletics stars. He hints at turning down large offers from teams including the Epworth league, keeping key players from leaving the club.

Connie Mack Philadelphia Athletic Connie

Boxing card rejig urged at pavilion

A reader argues that the Pa vilion ring should be downsized or several foot race bouts removed to improve the program.

Annapolis Beats West Point in Annual Heavy Handicap Game

Jim Corbett predicted a Navy victory and the Naval Academy won the annual matchup against West Point under a heavy handicap on Saturday.

Annapolis West Point Jim Corbett Navy

Dodgers to Play Caseys In Season Opener

University of Washington basketball opens its season tonight facing the Knights of Columbus quintet at the K of C gym. The Huskies boast five letter men and vie for Coast honors, with Nicholson and Lewis at forwards Sielk at center and Crawford and Bryan at guards. Coach Edmundson will use his second unit including Pry Sammy Kringle Frankland Pet Keyes and Gundlach.

University of Washington Knights of Columbus K. of C Nicholson Lewis Sielk Crawford Bryan Edmundson Pry Sammy Kringle Frankland Pet Keyes Gundlach Secon Knights Davideen Ben Moriarity Myers Daweon Archie Talbot Tral

Yale Harvard clash sparks bruising but fair play claim

A London sport writer notes Yale’s fine athletic fellows were defeated by Harvard’s backfield. Some contestants were jostled and bruised yet no one intended harm, with the match described as vigorous but orderly.

London Yale Harvard

Gotham City Faces Six Day Bicycle Race Imposition

Local residents react as officials announce a six day bicycle race to occur in Gotham. The move follows prior city enforcement actions, drawing scrutiny from residents and local groups over planning and disruption.

Gotham

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