Seattle boxing set for better events at Arena next week
Leo H. Lassen reports the Cascade Athletic Club smoker moves to the Arena from the Pavilion, ending a one year Seattle boxing commission pact with promoter Clay Hite. The change promises better talent, clearer ringside views, and more honest promotion, citing Tacoma's George Shanklin as a model. Jimmy Malone's Cascade efforts bring in Bobby Michaels and Young Joe Gans.
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Cascade Athletic Club
Arena
Pavilion
Seattle Boxing Commission
Clay Hite
Shanklin
George
Jimmy Malone
Cascade
Bobby Michaels
Young Joe Gans
Seattle
George Sample
Rotarians
Vancouver
Bh.c
Leavenworth
Kansas
Kershaw
Northwest
Jack David
Karlington Club
Kimmie Brewster
Cigar
Great Pitching Staff of Yanks Make Them Favorites to Repeat
Yankees poised for another pennant with strong rotation led by Mays Hoyt Jones and Bush. Shawkey remains a key when right with O Doul emerging as a valuable left hander. Eventual suspension of Babe Ruth may delay attack until May 10 as details unfold.
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Hoyt
Mays
Jones
Bush
Cleveland
St. Louis
Washington
Billy Evans
New York Yankees
Yankees
Bob Shawkey
Bob
Shawkey
Miller Huggins
O'Doul
New York Americans
San Francisco
Judge Landis
Gonhe
Aspension
Babe Muth
Weiser Dell Opens with Win in Coast League Opener
Veteran pitcher Weiser Dell led Seattle to a season opening victory over Salt Lake, continuing his strong Coast League form. The column analyzes Cleveland, New York, St Louis, and Washington as pennant contenders, noting Speaker’s absence, Peckinpaugh’s impact, and the Indians’ pitching questions.
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Weiser Dell
Vernon
Dell
Salt Lake
Seattle
Brooklyn Dodgere
Cambridge Wins Great Relay Race at Queen's Club
Cambridge won the four mile inter national relay at the Queen's club in London defeating the University of Pennsylvania and Oxford in the Achilles club games. Penn forced Cambridge to match an English record with 18 minutes seven and two fifths seconds for the distance, surpassing the former 15 minute 15 second record set at the Queen's Club in 1970 by an American team.
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Cambridge
Queen's Club
University of Pennsylvania
Oxford
Pennsylvania
L B. Curtis
J. J. Connolly
Dere Ray
Larry Shields
Yank Pitcher Tumbles In Exhibition Scuffle
Carl Mays was yanked from the mound after an exhibition incident that sparked fines and contract talk. Huggins was not present as the team faced internal friction but later calmed, with reports saying harmony returned to the New York camp.
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Carl Mays
Miller Huggins
Yanks
Hug
Mays
New York
Nobody Will Meet Wilson in Middlweight Title Chase
Rumors say challengers avoid Johnny Wilson as his mid dleweight crown looms. Boxing circles fear state commissions if they face him. A separate note mentions a New York fan planning signatures to petition Landis on Babe Ruth suspension.
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Johnny Wilson
Babe New York
C. G. Hm
York
Oner Landis
Babe Ruth
Kearns Hints Dempsey Plans for England Tour
Jack Kearns, manager of Jack Dempsey, says plans depend on opportunities. He mentions potential bouts with Carr, Beckett, and Wells in London or elsewhere, and possible return to Wills. He notes they sail Tuesday for England.
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Jack Kearns
New York
Carr
Beckett
Wells
Wills
Jack Dempsey
England
Gotham Teams Home New York
New York three major league teams returned from Southern training camps on April 8 to resume spring activities in the city.
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Gotham
New York
Crystal Pool Opens For Season With Splash Party
A revelry last night attracted about 1,600 guests as Crystal Pool opened for the season the doors to the public will open today at 12 noon.
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Eplash
Ball game booked at Denny Field after rain delay
Kid Weather knocked Kirkland Varsity baseball game for a goal yesterday but teams were set for a 2:20 p m start at Denny Field this afternoon if conditions cleared.
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Kirkland
Denny Field
Vancouver Middleweight Berriueau Beats Tillman in Winnipeg
Frank Bar rieau of Vancouver narrowly defeats Johnny Tillman of Minneapolis in a 12 round bout last night in Winnipeg, delivering a strong performance in a competitive match.
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Winnipeg
Frank Barrieau
Vancouver
Johnny Tillman
Minneapolis
Pinky Mitchell Triumphs Over Pat Moran in Milwaukee Bout
Pinky Mitchell defeated Pat Moran in a ten round boxing match held in Milwaukee last night. Mitchell used sharper combinations and controlled the pace to secure the decision.
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Pinky Mitchell
Milwaukee
Pat Moran
McKAY Set to Fight Panama Joe Gans on April 18
Gordon McKay had been scheduled to face Panama Joe Gans in an April 18 bout on home turf. The card highlighted a notable matchup expected to draw boxing fans seeking a decisive clash between two rising contenders.
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McKay
Gans
Gordon McKay
Panama Joe Gans
Jimmy Dunders Beats Sailor Kramer In Four Round Main
Hollywood boxing card featured Jimmy Dunders outpointing Sailor Kramer in the four round main, with three knockouts in other bouts delivering the evening’s real punch and action.
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Hollywood
Jimmy Dunders
Kramer
Fulton Wins Grand Rapids Boxing Match
Fred Fulton knocked out Homer Smith last night in Grand Rapids, securing a decisive victory for Fulton over Smith in a sparsely attended bout.
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Fulton
Grand Rapids
Fred Fulton
Homer Smith
Baseball Recap: Frisco Power, Portland Slips Amid Series
Yesterday Frisco hitters pounded three homers and a triple as Bert Filleon led a late rally. Sacramento started strong while Los Angeles kept the pressure on Ptt Kenworthy, and Vernon’s Vernie May shone for a streetwise pitching duel. Beattie, May, and Ponder impressed as Seattle pursued a three-game series win, with Indians heading to Avermente before home opener April 19.
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Los Angeles
Ptt Kenworthy
Portland
Rennie
Carroll
Beattie
Frisco
Seattle
Indians
Avermente
Loons
Vernou
Tron Duke
Angeles
Kenworthy
Angels
Crumpler
Elliott
Ponder
Daly
Young Fitz to Fight Tunney in Newark Showdown
Gene Tunney and Young Bob Fitzsimmons will meet in Newark for a future bout. Sports writers who have seen both say Tunney’s light heavyweight title is not in great danger when Fitzsimmons challenges for the crown.
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Gene Tunney
Young Bob Fitz Simmons
Newark
Tunney
Young Bob
No contest declared after rope entanglement fight
In Houston a 1%-round bout ended as a no contest when Tillie Herman of San Francisco and Johnny McLaughlin of Philadelphia became entangled in the ropes in the eighth round.
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Houston
Tillie Herman
San Francisco
Johnny McLaughlin
Philadelphia
Denver Bouts Denver Boxers Sharply in Ten Rounds
Stockyards fighter Tommy Murphy of Chicago lost a ten round decision to George Manley of Denver. Denver lightweight Jack Doyle defeated Society Hogan of Chicago in ten rounds, delivering clear authority in the ring.
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Denver
Stockyards
Tommy Murphy
Chicago
George Manley
Jack Doyle
Bartfield Stops Morley in Fifth Round at Providence
Soldier Bartfield of New York knocked out Mike Morley in the fifth round in Providence setting up a decisive early bout finish and signaling a notable win for Bartfield in a charged boxing night.
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Bartfield
Providence
New York
Mike Morley
Harvard Nine Tops with Four Varsity Champions
Boston April 8 Four varsity champions are on the Harvard baseball nine. Arthur Conlan leads the team with George Owen at second base. Louis Gordon captain of the basketball team is in right field, and Charley Buell captain elect of football plays utility infield.
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Harvard
Boston
Arthur Conlan
George Owen
Louis Gordon
Charley Buell
Dick Kerr Scheduled for Semi Pro Debut with Chicago Team
Chicago April 8 Dick Kerr former White Sox star pitcher who refused Comiskey's contract this year was slated to make his first appearance in semi pro baseball today appearing with the city ball team
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Chicago
Dick Kerr
White Sox
Comiskey
Harold Lewis Named Chicago Football Captain in 1923
Chicago April 8 Harold Lewis was elected captain of the 1923 University of Chicago football team succeeding Milton Pomney recently declared ineligible.
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Chicago
Harold Lewis
University of Chicago
Milton Pomney
Chicago skate champ sets half mile record
Roland Ciont of Chicago, a professional roller skate racer, clocked a half mile in 1 minute 16.35 seconds to establish a new record, showcasing his speed and dominance in the sport.
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Chicago
Roland Ciont
Stymie Restored by USGA After Golf Rule Debate
The United States Golf Association decided to restore the stymie, claiming it belongs in golf, though the Western Golf Association has not adopted it yet. The piece notes rule clashes, club qualifications, and upcoming Seattle area golf events, including Jefferson Park qualifying rounds, WJGA rule references, and various local club schedules.
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Stymie
United States Golf Association
Western Golf Association
Gates
Sunday Star League schedule and April 16 ground notes
League schedules list Sunday and April 16 fixtures with home teams named last in each bracket. Managers are urged to secure ground certificates or rebook fields if needed and inform The Star. games include Saees League matchups at Columbia, Lincoln, Walla Walla, Keen tam e, and parks, plus League No 3 and No 2 results at various venues such as Washington Park, Lower Woodland, and B. F. Day.
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Pillman Morchante
Columbia
Washington Laundry Co
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Clenta Ra
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Asahi Cube
Green Lake
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Weat & Wheeler Liberty Park
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Taute's French Dry Cleaners
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Hillmen Merchants
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Asahi Cobe Ve
Mt. Baker Cigar Co
Walla Walla, At 2P. m. Weet Woodland Merchants
Wilson-Krietle Co
Adama
Weat & Wheeler
Liberty Park
Weet Beattie Dye Works
Hiawatha
Ad Kohler Joins Panthers lineup in Sunday clash
Mt. Baker Cigar Co. shortstop Ad Kohler has lined up at short for the Felix club and Louie French Dry Cleaners in prior Star league seasons. Gorman Shielde expected to catch behind the plate for the Panthers Sunday after starting the season with Louie’s. Don Revell, once a top prep hitter for Franklin, signed by Mt. Baker Wildeata.
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Franklin High School
Mt. Haker Cigar Co
Ad Kohler
Mt. Baker Cigar Co
Felix
Louie French Dry Cleaners
Gorman Shielde
Panthers
Shielde
The
Louie's French Dry Cleaners
Dick Treen
Don Revell
Franklin
Mt. Baker Wildeata
Lakewood Slickers Dropped From Star Ball League
The Lakewood Slickers have been dropped from The Star Junior Baseball league leaving the Falcon Athletic club without a Sunday game. The Falcon manager should contact Howard Myrick at Spaldings to arrange a practice game.
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Lakewood Slickers
Falcon Athletic Club
Falcon Club
Howard Myrick
Spaldings
Myrick
Falcons
Fremont Player Profile and Local Field Improvements
Herb Larson noted as a strong third baseman with improved hitting in recent seasons. TB F Day grounds undergoing upgrades this week with new backstop screen and field grooming. No Sunday games. four Star league teams scheduled next week at the site. Prof William A Jackson teaches stage and ballroom dancing at The Hippodrome New York. beginners class Mondays at 7. Telephone contact Eliott 3187.
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TB. F. Day
Indians Lose in Hit Fest at San Francisco
In a high scoring game in San Francisco, Beattie beat the Indians 12 to 1 as both clubs used reserves. Beattie’s lineup racked up sixteen hits while the Tribe managed eleven, with runs all coming on hits. Ellison's timely hitting and Stumpf's second-base play figured in the Seals’ strong seventh inning rally.
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San Francisco
Beale
Beattle
Indians
Beattie
Walt McCredie
Mack
Schorr
Bell
Dalley
Bunger
Ure Seal
McCredie Clan
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Hill Stumpf
Stumpf
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Eimer Jacobs
Indiana
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Davis
Geary
Burger
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Hell
Dases
Balle
Mell
O'Connell
Sebulte
Hilison
Lane
Connolly
Vala
Rhyne
Connelly
Murphy
Eilison
Crystal Swimming Coach Sets First Practice Tomorrow
Don Vickers, famed Crystal Swimming Club coach, prepares for the 1922 season as Crystal Pool opens today and his 1921 champions resume practice tomorrow at 6:30 p.m. The team returns intact to defend titles.
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Don Vickers
Crystal Swimming Club
Crystal
Don
Salt Lake Beats Vernon 5-1 in Season Opener
Salt Lake City opened the season by converting four hits into five runs to defeat Vernon 5 to 1. Thurston received standout support as the Batteries were James and Hannah, Thurston and Jenkins.
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Salt Lake
Vernon
Thurston
R. H. EB
Walt Largo
James
Hannah
Jenkins
Edwards and Edwards Triumph in Local Ring Bouts
Abe Goldstein defeated Johnny Sheppard in a 10 round bantamweight bout. Danny Edwards won a 10 round decision against Roy Moore of St Paul. Young Montreal beat Jabex White in 10 rounds.
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Moore
Boston
Abe Goldstein
New York
Bantam
Johnny Sheppard
Danny Edwards
California
Roy Moore
St. Paul
Montreal
Jabex White
Mike Mo Tigue Stops Billy Beckett in Third Round
Jersey City report notes middleweight contender Mike Mo Tigue knockout Billy Beckett in the third round of their bout.
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Jersey City
Mike Mo
Tigue
Billy Beckett
Harper Beats Ingle In 6th Round Bout
Vancouver boxing report notes Bob Harper stopped champion George Ingle in the sixth round of a scheduled ten round match. Harper connected with a left hook that dropped Ingle, who was out for several minutes.
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B. C
George Ingle
Bob Harper
Harper
Ingle
Rockford faces Mount Vernon in early interscholastic semis
Cage semifinals at Chicago feature Rockford Illinois meeting Mount Vernon Ohio and Lexington Kentucky facing Fogg High School of Nashville Tennessee in today’s tournament action.
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CAGE
Chicago
Rockford, Ills
Mount Vernon
Ohio
Lexington
Fogg High School
Nashville
Paddock to Meet Murchison in Illinois Sprint Trials
Chicago April 8 Loren Murchison may face Charley Paddock in a sprint series this spring to decide national supremacy. The Illinois Athletic Club will challenge Paddock on behalf of Murchison in the planned meet.
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Loren Murchison
Charley Paddock
Illinoie Athletic Club
Murchison
Paddock
Duffy Returns to Coast Amid Boxing News Update
Seaburn Brown reports Duffy leaves the East after poor showings and defeats by Lew Tencher and Bobby Barrett, heading for the West Coast. Harrahan and Michaels set for Arena bout as Cascade Athletic Club shifts shows there. Dave Shade to box Bua Logan in Omaha on the 18th. Coast fighters struggle against East Coast punchers, with Bert Colima returning to California after early setbacks.
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Seaburn Brown
Oakland
Jimmy Duffy
Hymie Gold
Duffy
Lew Tencher
Tencher
Ls Aer
Bobby Barrett
Dan McKettrick
Jack Kearns
New York
Philadelphia
Dave Shade
Bua Logan
Omaha
Bert Colima
California
Grappler Barred From Chicago Amid Cocoa Butter Scandal
Ralph Par caut, a wrestler, is indefinitely barred by the Chicago city athletic commission after a recent match with Johnny Meyers. He is charged with stalling and smearing his body with cocoa butter in the bout.
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Chicago
Ralph Parcaut
City Athletic Commission
Johnny Meyers
Prominent NY Instructor Teaches Modern Dance
Prof William A. Jackson of New York City offers the latest stage and ballroom dancing steps. Telephone Elliott 3187 for lessons and details.
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William A. Jackson
New York City
Telephone Elliott
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