Five Seattle players on all star Coast League team picked by fans
Local readers submitted letters naming the All-Coast League lineup. Beattie led with five Seattle selections at positions across the infield and outfield, while Frank McGary briefly appeared as a contender before adjusting picks. Sam Agnew and Jack Adams led the catching race with clear support.
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Seattle
Leo H. Lassen
J. E. Landsworth
Jasona SL
Micnara Johnson
23Rd Ave
Yesterway
Landsworth
Johnson
Laltho
Firet
Tian
Landseworth
Star Editorial Rooms
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Hohne
Elfred
Adama
Geary
Murphy
Fannettes
Noel H. Schofield
W. Garfold Sr
Fit
Frank McGary
Rob Rame
Sammy Seattle
Sheely
Big Salt Lake
Fisher
Vernon
Fitzgerald
Miller
Eldred
Shirk
San Francisco
Chadbourne
Killefer
Fee Sam Agnew
Jack Adams
Adams
Agnew
All Star Coasters 1920 vote tally from Seattle fans
Seattle fans and fannettes cast votes for The Star all coast league team of 1920. The tally lists players at each position including second base shortstop outfielders and pitchers with varying counts from Beith to Murphy and Connelly among others.
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Seattle
Popular selections in Seattle baseball voting
Ralph Strowd led pitchers with 252 votes while Willie Mitchell and Weiser Dell trailed. Bob Geary ranked fourth and had a large lead over fifth place Scott. Walter Mails and Fittery drew steady support, with Murphy Corrs dominant for utility and Zamlook second. Starting tomorrow some selections will be published. Letters will be random and only a portion printed due to space.
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Ralph Strowd
Salt Lake
Willie Mitchell
Vernon
Rod Murphy
Seattle
Theed
Zamlook
Diamond
College teams clash in uneven scores across weekend slate
The report lists multiple college basketball results with varied scores. Cornell and Harvard battle to a near clash. Idaho narrowly loses to Oregon 18 to 7. Ohio State defeats Wisconsin. Illinois edges Michigan. Dartmouth falls to Syracuse. Penn State dominates Lebanon Valley. a West Coast prep game also noted with Riverett High beating Washington Freshman.
All Star Coast League picks from Windsor fan J F Hankee
J F Hankee of the Windsor Apartments selects an All Star Coast League team with criticism of ivory and weak players. Names include Muller Vernon at first base and Carl Crandall Los Angeles at second, Red Smith Vernon at third, Bill Stumpf Seattle at short, Bil Cunningham Seattle left field, Stumpy Edington Vernon as catcher, Harry Wolters San Francisco in right, plus others from Seattle and Sacramento. Hankee mocks several players and praises a few, ending with Duke on the way home.
California Grid Teams Dominate Weekend Games
In San Francisco on Saturday California's top teams scored decisive wins. California beat Utah 68 to 6, USC defeated Occidental 27 to 7, and Stanford overcame Santa Clara 21 to 7.
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San Francisco
California
University of California
Utah
Golden Bears
University of Southern California
Occidental
Stanford
Santa Clara
Heavy plans for Dempsey Carpentier title fight
Negotiations nearly complete for the Dempsey Carpentier bout led by Jack Kearns. A meeting tomorrow or Wednesday aims to finalize terms among Dempsey’s and Carpentier’s promoters Tex Rickard and Charlie Cochrane. Site and date undecided. Madison Square Garden favored if New York boxing officials relent.
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New York
Dempsey Carpentier
Jack Kearns
Dempsey
Tex Rickard
Charlee KB
Cochrane
London
Carpentier
France
Madison Square Garden
New York Boxing Communion
Oregon Aggies to Open New Stadium Against California
A major football clash is set for Saturday as the Oregon Aggies play the University of California at Corvallis in a newly completed steel and wooden stadium with seating for 15 000. Admission ranges from 2 50 to 1 dollar 40. Special interurban service from Portland will carry many spectators to the venue.
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Oregon Aggies
University of California At
Grid clash between EuGene and Carvathia called off
The football game scheduled for October 30 between EuGene High and Carvathia High has been canceled. Eugene officials seek a replacement matchup for that date.
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Eugene
Carvathia
U S C May Claim Big Mix In Pasadena Game
The University of Southern California would likely claim the right to represent Pasadena in the New Year game if it defeats UCLA on Thanksgiving Day. Pasadena’s athletic field was renamed Paddock Field in honor of Charley Paddock, the Los Angeles runner who excelled in the August Olympics.
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University of Southern California
Pasadena
University of Los Angeles
Paddock Field
Charley Paddock
Los Angeles
Washington Loses Tough Battle to O A C
Washington suffers a 3 to 0 loss to Oregon Agricultural College as Crowell kicks the decisive field goal. Hugh McKenna directs a strong Aggie defense in the second half while Ray Eckmann shines for Washington. Washington’s title chances fade after Montana and Co. A. C. defeats, with Pasadena game prospects dimmed.
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Aggie
Abel
Aggies
Sun
Ington
Punta
Montana and Co. A
K. O
Pasadena
Rose
Bankers to open Alley League start tonight
With six teams in the field the Seattle Bankers' bowling league will start play on the Ideal alleys tonight. National Bank of Commerce vs Dexter Horton National Seattle National vs National City Bank Bank of California vs Federal Reserve. The league uses straight tournament rules and three games per match. A cup for the winning team and a trophy for the high individual are awarded.
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Seattle Bankers’ Bowling League
National Bank of Commerce
Dexter Horton National
Seattle National
National City Bank
Bank of California
Federal Reserve
Sportland May Stage Big Diving Meet
Multnomah Amateur Athletic Club of Portland plans to host the men’s national indoor senior diving championships. Frank K B Watkins, chair of the Multnomah aquatic committee, seeks approval from the board of trustees to apply to the Amateur Athletic Union meeting in New Orleans. November 16. A new electrical massage device uses four rubber balls to simulate a masseur’s touch.
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Multnoham Amateur Athletic Club of
Portland
Frank KB. Watkins
Multnomah Acquatic Committee
Watkins
Multnomah Board of Trustees
Amateur Athletic Union
New Orleans
Whitman Coach Borleske Praises Washington Grid Team
Whitman coach Usie V. Borleske says the Washington football team is strong, noting Washington’s shift and practice issues after a 33-14 Whitman victory. He credits Washington coach Stub Allison and praises his own players for holding Washington to a low score.
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Washington
University of Washington
Borleske
Whitman College
Whitman Washington
Allison
Minnesota
Montana
Ttorleske
Crisis looming in eastern football schedule
Football doctors report all ten eastern teams still alive as Harvard Syracuse Penn State Princeton Army Cornell Georgetown Brown Pittsburgh and Washington and Jefferson face a treacherous stretch. After Saturday's action Pennsylvania Lehigh eliminated leaving ten squads amid rising caution as Vermont rivals and strong West teams reshape the race.
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Marvard
Princeton
Penn State
Syracuse
Pittsburg
Brown
Army
Cornell
Georgetown
Washington and
Jefferson
Pennsylvania
Lehigh
Venn State
Harvard
Virginia Military Institute
Penn
Chehalis High Players Visit Chamber of Commerce
Chehalis high school football players were guests of the Chehalis Chamber of Commerce at an event in Beattie Washington. Players were transported and hosted with all expenses paid by the chamber.
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Riverett High School
University of Washington
Meverett If
Chehalis
Chehalis Chamber of Commerce
Agrie Washington Gamte Thererday
Beattie
Chamber of Commerce
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