Washington Gridiron Triumph Over Washington State at Pullman
Washington stormed back from an 18 to 8 deficit to win 16 to 13 at Pullman. Pierre and Hall caught long passes and Ziel scored twice as the Huskies rallied in the final period to upset the Cougars. The Berks Bearcats? No, the Bears visit next, with Berkeley prime to challenge.
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College football big plays and final scores across games
Johnston, North Carolina halfback ran 78 yards for a touchdown as UNC beat Maryland 27 to 3. Swarthmore’s Jackson returned a pass 45 yards for a touchdown in a 20 to 0 win over Stephens. Keating of Trinity put Trinity ahead with an 85 yard kickoff return for a touchdown in a 7 to 3 victory over Union. Harvard’s Jenkins intercepted a pass and returned 45 yards for a TD as Harvard beat Dartmouth 12 to 3. Thomas of Chicago scored three times but Princeton won 21 to 14 after failed kicks. Covington booted six field goals for Centre in a 32 to 7 win over Louisville. Dickinson of Rutgers mishandled a West Virginia fumble for 25 yards before being tackled, WVU won 78 to 0. Sweeney of Susquehanna returned a Colgate kickoff 96 yards for their only score in Colgate’s 84 to 6 win. Hughes of Tufts intercepted a pass and ran 45 yards for a touchdown against Wesleyan.
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Yankees Eye Lefty Pennock as 1922 Pitching Target
The Yankees may pursue Herbie Pennock of the Boston Red Sox to bolster their left handed pitching. With George Mogridge sold to Washington, New York seeks an experienced southpaw and Pennock appears the likeliest fit to move to the Yankees as Boston's fortunes look weak for 1922.
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Huskies Fight Back In Narrow Loss To Pullman
Washington and Pullman traded drives in a windy game with Ziel and Hall connecting for a late score. Dalley sparked a pivotal march for the winner as Washington fought hard but fell short to the Cougars.
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Jim Boldt Returns From East with 1923 Manager Plans
Jim Boldt, president of the Seattle baseball club, comes back from a long trip to the Boat region after surveying the world series and negotiating several deals. No official decision on the Indians’ 1923 manager has been announced yet.
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Two Prep Grid Games Set This Week
Two prep football games headline the week as Franklin faces Ballard and Roosevelt meets Queen Anne. Garfield Babes hold a 6 to 0 win over West Beattie, while Lincoln’s Leonard McCutchin shines in an 18 to 6 upset of Roosevelt. Joe MecQuern of Garfield makes key plays to secure a West Seattle save.
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Golf pair from Cheasty wins 36 hole match
Ace Hueston of Cheasty Golf School and Forest Watson city champion defeated Henry Jones and Johnnie Jones of Piper Taft 36 hole best ball on Hatnier course by four up with two to play. The match followed an earlier Inglewood meeting won by the Hueston Watson duo.
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Jefferson Park Golf Club rallies to 26 10 win over University squad
A 14 man Jefferson Park Golf Club team captained by Leo Hewitt defeated the University Golf Club at the U course on Sunday. Individual results show multiple tight wins with Hewitt Crider Scott and Bridge each earning late points and the Jefferson squad taking the match 26 to 10.
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Iowa Tackles Shine in Yale Victory and Grid Origins
Star Iowa tackles lead the line as Iowa beats Yale 6 to 0 with a strong front five. Tackle George Thompson of Webster City, under Coach Howard Jones, emerges as a key figure in the dominating Iowa line and a valuable player for the squad.
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Harvard Still Looks Like Best Eastern Grid Machine
Harvard remains undefeated and strongest in the East as Princeton upset Chicago, Yale and Army struggle, Penn and Penn State show mixed results, Notre Dame and Indiana win with injuries, and California closes in on the Pacific title with a win over USC.
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Big Ten Race Sets Mid West Football Stage
Chicago suffered a loss to Princeton but Iowa defeated Yale, keeping Iowa, Michigan, Minnesota, Wisconsin and Illinois with no defeats. Michigan and Minnesota have strengthened their standing by beating Ohio State, while Purdue fell to Iowa. Notre Dame scored a 13 to 3 win over Georgia Tech and leads over Indiana ahead of next Saturday's clash.
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Michigan Grid Pair Are of All-American Caliber
Captain Goebel and halfback Kipke star for Michigan in a decisive win over Ohio State. Goebel dominates play, kicks a field goal, blocks a punt, recovers a fumbled ball, and endures heavy punishment. Kipke shines in open field running and punting, delivering near 50 yard kicks and strong defense. If they maintain form, both merit All-America status.
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Karr Emerges as Promising Welterweight Contender
The boxer Karl Karr, guided by Jimmy Dunn, shows potential to challenge Jack Britton for the welterweight title. Known for a peculiar, Greb-like style and rapid footwork, Karr can fight at 150 pounds or meet welterweights, with Dunn predicting a future championship bid after 12 to 16 round bouts.
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Roy Rickey to Sign Wednesday With Mets Squad
Seattle defensive standout Roy Rickey will rejoin the Mets for the season. Manager Pete Muldoon says Rickey will be in Seattle on Wednesday to sign his contract and join the squad.
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College football dope on upcoming games this week
Football week features Berkeley matchup between Washington State and California and a slate of NY games including Princeton over Chicago 21 to 18 and Penn’s 13 to 7 upset of Navy. Harvard beats Dartmouth and Yale ties Army as Lafayette meets Washington and Jefferson in a hard fought New York clash.
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Third Base Was Big Jinx for Washington Senators
The text reviews Washington Senators third base woes in 1922 with multiple players filling the role. Howard Shanks and Owen Bush suffered injuries, Lamotte and Bluege saw time, and a regular third baseman was not established. It notes the New York Yankees' edge at third after acquiring Joe Dugan.
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