Dean Boyle Shines as Lincoln Captain in Tie at Denny Field
Lincoln captain Dean Boyle, battle scarred with a damaged elbow, delivered a brilliant late surge to force a scoreless tie with Ballard at Denny field. He booted from behind his goal line twice and kept his injured arm free during scrimmage as Ballard pressed.
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Oregon Defeated But Shows Great Promise
Francisco October 24 Foot ball today saw Oregon defeated but showing promise in a hard fighting squad. Observers noted the Huskies were outclassed by California yet displayed vigor and future potential for the Pacific coast conference. California pleased with its first conference win plans a trip north to Portland to clash with Oregon State.
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Oregon
Altho
They of California
University of Oregon
California
Oxford Relay Races Sowed in Collegiate Season Plans
A team may be sent to the Oxford relay races next spring as part of the seasonal athletic program modeled after the Red feature that each collegiate year promotes.
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Oxford
And Still Getting By A Notorious Bantam’s Rough Ring History
A clipped account recalls Oakland bantam Georgie Adams once hailed as a puncher who took a savage beating from Danny Edwards. It notes a Los Angeles KO weeks ago after a brutal press war and suggests promoters deserve the truth to spare fans bunk and loss.
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Oakland Bantam
Danny Edwards
Los Angeles
Ad Rubidoux
Columbus Bantam Phil O'Dowd Offers Large Bouts
Columbus bantamweight Phil O'Dowd, set to face former champion Joe Lynch this Wednesday in New York, has offered title holder Johnny Buff a no decision bout for 10000 dollars or a 15000 dollar 15 round bout to a decision.
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Phil O'Dowd
Columbus
Joe Lynch
Johnny Buff
Essick After Yankee Player Mike McNally Bid
Bill Besick Vernon pilot with a working agreement with the New York Americans has submitted a bid for Mike McNally the Yankee infielder. The chances of luring him from the majors seem slim.
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Vernon Pilot
New York Americans
Mike McNally
Greenleaf Leads National Pocket Billiards Tourney
Philadelphia Oct 24 Ralph Greenleaf current world pocket billiard champion leads the national tournament with four wins and no defeats Jamey Maturo of Kansas City trails with one loss in the early rounds
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Ralph Greenleaf
Jamey Maturo
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Secord
Washington State and California Set for Coast Championship Clash
Stateside grid notes highlight a high stakes Coast Conference showdown pitting California Golden Bears against Washington State Cougars in Portland this week shaping title race implications. Oregon Aggies impress with 24 none score over Sun Dodgers, Harvard and Penn State battle to a 21 all draw, Yale edges Army 14 to 7 as Tad Jones revives Yale power.
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Washington Grid Men Have Vacant Date Cards Next
The University of Washington football team has its first vacant date of the season. The Sun Dodgers face Stanford in the stadium on November 6 in the next big tussle.
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University of Washington
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College grid giants clash as rough season unsettles hopes
Yale boasts star captain Aldrich touted as All American material. Princeton struggles after 13 0 loss to Navy and 0 to Chicago. Notre Dame defeats Nebraska 7 0 in South Bend. Pittsburgh trounces Syracuse 35 0. Ohio State and Wisconsin shine as contenders though their renewal clashes falter. Iowa Chicago loom for Midwest honors.
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Gridiron Results Across Conferences Reported
A wide sweep of college and high school football scores is listed, featuring Oregon Aggion 24 over Washington Ballard High 0 and a mix of regional results including Pacific Fleet 27 over Stanford 7, Michigan Aggies 17, and Notre Dame 7. Several services note scores like Army 7 and Penn 21 with numerous other regional outcomes.
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Farren to Meet Abe Mishkind in Portland Ten-Round Bout
Frankie Farren the San Francisco lightweight who stopped Harry Eagles in one round here recently is set to fight Abe Mishkind in a ten round bout in Portland Wednesday night.
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San Francisco
Harry Eagles
Abe Mishkind
Portland
West Side and Maple Leaf Post Tie 2-2 in League Showdown
In a featured Star league match at Woodland, West Seattle and Maple Leaf Post battled to a 2-2 draw with Maple Leaf leading twice and West Side equalizing each time. Burna and Benet gave Maple Leaf the lead, Barwick tied late to salvage a share of the points.
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Alien Athletic Association
Hiawatha
Golf And Golfers Dominate Ail of City News
Famed English golfer Cecil Leitch has played since age six. Weet Hed Y M C A of Toronto plans winter indoor golf. Pitte J Preagg of Waverley aims to arrive after his father’s deathbed. Mrs Wheeler won the Bellingham Golf Club women’s championship over Mrs Howard, runner-up in 1920. Charles B Foley, former Oregon tennis champion, tops San Francisco bankers with a 76. Spokane plans to buy 70 acres for nine more holes. University of Washington students renew interest as club championship events continue with two handicap events.
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Bellingham Golf Club
OG. W. Howard
Mra Wheeler
Charles B. Foley
Oregon
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Sam Conlan, Jr
University of Washington
Roscoe Sarles Wins Hairline 150 Mile Race
Roscoe Sarles driving a Deusenberg edged Joe Thomas by a fractions of a second to win the 150 mile North Bay speedway race at Cotati California. Thomas finished second and Hearne placed third in times of 1 hour 21 minutes 84.3 seconds and 1 hour 23 minutes 52.4 seconds respectively.
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Roscoe Sarles
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Hearne
Huggins Recovering After Illness in Utica
Miller Huggins manager of the New York American league champions is expected to resume his motor trip to Cincinnati in a few days after being taken ill with tonsillitis in Utica last week and ordered to bed by his physician.
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Miller Huggins
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Portland Club Seeks Penn Go for Postseason Game
The Multnomah A. C. wants a December 10 postseason game against Penn State. Eastern squad arrives in Seattle December 3 to face Washington, while Portland hopes to also host Multnomah tto. Hugo Bezdek, Penn coach, is a Portland favorite and has tutored Orerton teams for years. Multnomah defeats Olympic 24 to 3 in San Francisco to end their trip.
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Former Coasters Shine in Major League Averages 1921
The final unofficial season averages show Pacific Coast and Northwest stars excelling in batting and fielding across the majors. Lew Blue of Portland led among first basemen with a .996 fielding mark and .309 batting, while Karl Sheely and Ernie Johnston posted strong fielding and hitting across the White Sox and Giants. Sammy Bohne, George Maisel, and other Coasters appear with notable marks in both leagues.
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Yanks
Oscar Vitt
Red Sox
Sammy Bohne
Cincinnati
Seattle
George Maisel
Cubs
Harry Hellman
Tuesday Smoker Card Showlines at Pavilion Boxing Night
The Tuesday smoker features Willie St Clair the colored miller facing Monk Fowler of New Orleans with EdDie Pinkman-aided rivals in the main. Al Biddle meets Roy McCassling. Red Gallagher meets Al Winters in a middleweight tilt. Johnny Jordan battles Kid Jo! and Joe Kohn fights Frank Hayes as prelims. Clay Hite promotes at the Pavilion.
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Fowler
Eddie Pinkman
al Biddle
Anacortes
Roy McCassling
Brererton
Red Gallagher
al Winters
Farrell Reviews Big Battles of Saturday
Chicago defeats Princeton in the season’s key intersectional game while Yale tops Army and Harvard edges Penn State. Ohio State, Wisconsin, Chicago and Iowa lead the Western Conference race as Fordham and Cornell post strong scoring, with full dinner advertised at Bolit's.
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Bender and Coast League Rumors Stir 1922 Manager Search
San Francisco Seals eye Magie Bender former Athletics star to replace retired Charley Graham. Bender, managing New Haven in the Eastern League, is linked with Portland also connected to Waller McCredie’s departure. Tenley Raymond praised in Yakima for Pacific Coast prospects as Portland and other clubs consider leadership changes. Bill Kenworthy seeks a raise beyond $5,000 plus playing and expense, while Rennie and Boldt weigh future roles.
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Marty Krug
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Waller McCredie
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