Michaelson Shuts Out Bessemer To Power Wakefield Victory
Mikko Michaelson starred on the mound for Wakefield striking out 16 Bessemer batters and delivering a three-base hit. Lefty Hoeft held Wakefield to three clean hits while Ryan James sparked Bessemer with three hits and a run scored. Wakefield broke through in the third and eighth innings to secure a 5 to 1 win before 300 fans.
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Mikko
Michaelson
Tyger
Jackson
Bessemer
Wakefield
Lefty Hoeft
Lefty
Hoeft
Lakers
Sam
Winkowski
B. Novak
Bedell
Suri
Duray
Orfor
Novak
Emunson
R. Novak
James
Skarvi
Fisher
Janov
Webb
Nespo
Cloon and Hughes
Wakefield Ab Po
Eeneen
Paca Pizetti
E. Novak
Rf. Kovaleski
Sari
Eseece
Bessemer Ab
Stanislaus Zbhyszko Wins Mal Title Barefoot
A sports note records Stanislaus Zbhyszko winning the mal title in his bare feet. The item mentions costs and other sports tidbits including golf plans and Yale rowing beliefs.
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Stanislaus Zbhyszko
Wakefield Faces Bessemer In Windy League Tilt
Wakefield struggled as Michaelson led Bessemer with five runs while Lefty pitched a strong game allowing three clean hits. Ed Winkowski returned as an ex star at second base but was weak at bat. The game featured 30 total strikeouts and windy conditions that favored fielding over fly balls.
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Michaelson
Wakefield
Bessemer
Ed. Winkowski
Lefty
Mikko
Emunson
James
Attaboy
Heinie
Skarii
Six Captains Lead Navy Teams Across Sports
Navy announces six captains on one team: Shaw lacrosse captain for two years, Ewen football captain, Larsen successor, Walters basketball captain and Ault captain elect, with Miller heading Navy boxing for two seasons.
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Navy
Shaw
Ewen
Larsen
Walters
Ault
Miller
Bes semer to Open Two-Game Series at Marquette
Bes semer’s baseball squad, 3–3 this season, travels to Marquette for a two game set Saturday and Sunday. About 2,000 fans expected for Marquette’s strong county and Upper Peninsula lineup led by Painter Harris Smack Urquhart Reidy and possible addition Michaelson. Michaelson and Lefty Hoeft primed to pitch for Marquette.
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Queen City Outfit
Upper Peninsula Legion
Marquette County
U. P
Harris
Negaunee
Smack
Urquhart
Reidy
Ishpeming
Roman
Michaelson
Wakefield
Lefty Hoeft
College swimmers prep for summer meets in New York
The article notes college swimmers will join major summer meets in New York. It mentions disruption from unexpected problems and hints Frank Moran versus Carpentier may be postponed beyond July 2 with Carpentier predicting a six round fight and Moran’s courage pushing to two more rounds.
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New York
Frank Moran
Carpentier
Michigan Cage Schedule Announced for 1922-23
The 1922 Michigan basketball schedule lists twelve Big Ten games with seven in Ann Arbor. The Wolverines face all conference teams except Minnesota and Purdue, hosting Ohio State, Chicago, Wisconsin, Indiana, Illinois, Iowa, and Northwestern, while traveling to Columbus, Bloomington, and Iowa City.
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Michigan
Wolverines
Minnesota
Purdue
Ohio State
Chicago
Wisconsin
Madison
Illinois
Urbana
Columbus
Indiana
Bloomington
Iowa
Iowa City
Northwestern
Outfielder Smiley Turns Unassisted Triple Play for Pioneers
George Smiley centerfielder for the Knoxville Pioneers in the Appalachian League achieved an unassisted triple play in a game against Jellico with runners on first and second. He caught a liner, touched second base, and tagged the runner coming from first to complete the play.
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George Smiley
Knoxville
The
Pioneers
Jellico
Smiley
Oskaloosa Names Harald Iddings New Football Coach
Harald Iddings former star athlete at the University of Chicago and current Carnegie Tech athletic director in Pittsburgh has been signed as football coach for Penn College of Oskaloosa. He succeeds L. Rifv Lee as coach.
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Harold Iddings
Chicago University
Biffy” Lee
Harald Iddings
University of Chicago
Carnegie Tech
Pittsburgh
Penn College of Oskaloosa
Vy. L
Rifv
Lee
De Palma Bypasses First Prize In Memorial Day Race
Ralph De Palma did not chase the $20,000 first prize in the ninth international sweep stakes at Indianapolis on Memorial Day. He chose a pace at the track average to save his car rather than risk it to win top money, believing his car was fastest and going after the $15,000 lap instead.
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Ralph de Palma
Indianapolis Speedway
Prives
Prive
Jean Chassanne
Peugeot
France
First Week Attendance Reaches 346 at New Gym Pool
Physical Director R P Williams reports 346 swimmers attended last week marking the start of June swim classes at the new gym pool. Ladies Week featured 25 women learning to swim while young men and married women classes run on various afternoons and evenings with noted schedule adjustments.
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R. P. Williams
Williams
E. Balduc
B. Hellman
J. Sartoris
M. Cena
H. Brisson
B. Kennard
H. Carlson
G. Sincock
Rub Rheumation from Stiff Acheing Joints
A vintage advertisement touts a home remedy for rheumatic pains. It claims quick relief from pain in joints muscles and bones with a 35 cent bottle of an old time home remedy sold by Sidb feeds One from any drug store.
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St. Jacobs
Jacobs
Sulliedt
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