Bob Harper Could Return To Seattle Boxing Ring
Seattle fans may finally see Pacific coast lightweight champion Bob Harper back in action at the Arena. Promoters are urged to match Harper with a suitable opponent, offering fair purses, as Harper has grown into a formidable infighter and draws strong Northwest interest after recent wins including over Joe Welling in Portland.
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Leo H. Lassen
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Gordon McKay
Giants Favored To Win 1922 Baseball Title
Giants led by Groh and a strengthened infield are listed as top NL favorites for 1922 with Snyder and Smith behind the plate and Burns missed. Pirates face Schmidt departure weakening their lineup while Cardinals and Boston pose dangers.
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Groh
George Burns
Pirates
Schmidt
Cardinals
Boston
Billy Evans
York Giants
McGraw
Heinie Groh
Gooch
Hechmidt
Golf and baseball notes from a late era sports page
The report outlines a May golf tournament at Greenwich Country Club and a North California golf federation election with notable figures such as Gam Whiting and Glenna Collett. It also assesses the St Louis Cardinals and Pittsburgh Pirates seasons, noting pitching depth, roster changes, and projected standings with teams like Reston, Brooklyn, Cincinnati, Chicago, and Philadelphia in contention.
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Brooklyn
Pirates
Pittsburg
Schmidt
Boston
Kopf
Maranard
Braves
Cincinnati
Chicago
Philadelphia
Pat Moran
Phillies
Indians Wind Up With Win
Indians wind up the week with a split part of a Pacific coast swing. In Seattle the home club took the opener 8 to 5 behind Schorr as May pitched well for the visitors. Gardner won again in the second game as errors and late rallies brought high scoring in a loosely played affair.
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Harry
Seal
Schorr
Jake May
Spencer
William Stumpf
Gardner
Ja Warry
Ince
Jame Seula
Jack Johnson Again in Trouble With Courts
Former heavyweight champion Jack Johnson, described as colored, failed to appear before a New York judge in a civil suit order and was arrested for contempt of court in another legal scrape involving the courts.
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Jack Johnson
Johnson
New York
California Track Team Defeats USC 92–34
In Berkeley on Saturday April 10 the California track team defeated the University of Southern California by 92 to 34. The meet showcased strong performances from UC athletes and solid team depth.
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Berkeley
University of California
University of Southern California
Learn to dance at the drome in New York style steps
Professor William A. Jackson of New York City advertises modern stage and ballroom dance lessons at the Drome located at Fifth and University. Telephere Elliott 3187.
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Wiliam A. Jackson
New York City
Elliott
Coasters Resting Up Before Week Two In Coast League
Coast league clubs rest on the eve of the second week as Beattie Indians move to Sacramento after a rough San Fran series. Vernon vs Los Angeles and San Francisco at Oakland set the schedule with Beattie hoping better pitching will spark their offense. Portland seeks Butch Byler. Hyler praised as scrappy. Lake catcher talks, Elliott to handle catching duties, Truggy remains east.
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Howdy” Elliott
Frank Truggy
San Francisco Aces Show Power In Punchy Season Start
The San Francisco team displays strong hitting as Eileen dominates the week and Kilduff OConnell Vallan Kamm Agnew and Yelle contribute with solid hitting and defense. Tom Daly of Los Angeles shines in Portland series, meeting high expectations and proving himself a capable catcher after years backing Bill Kitterer with the Chicago Cuba.
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Los Angeles
Angel
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Daly
Bill Kitterer
Chicago
Cuba
Oakland Seals to Play First Week of Continuous Baseball
Oakland will host its first week of continuous baseball this week with the San Francisco Seals as the league expands to eight clubs. Previously Oakland staged games only on Thursday and Sunday mornings, with most home games held at San Francisco's park. It will be interesting to see how the Oaks draw.
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San Francisco Seale
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Fordham Player Released by San Francisco Giants
At Lafevre Fordham youngster sent to the Beale by the New York Giants has been released by the Bay City club. He failed to fill the shortstop berth as expected.
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Fordham
San Francisco
New York Giants
Bay City
Presidents Quit Baseball At Washington and Jefferson
Washington and Jefferson University will not be represented on the baseball diamond this season after the school held California to a scoreless tie on the gridiron.
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Washington and Jefferson University
California
Out of Work Again Umpire Guthrie Released by Western League
Umpire Bill Guthrie, previously with the Coast League two years ago, has been released by the Western League, ending his tenure with the circuit.
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Bill Guthrie
Western League
Notre Dame Retains Sole 1921 Vet for 1922 Football Team
Notre Dame lists only one veteran from the 1921 squad for the 1922 football season, signaling a lean experience level as the team prepares for the upcoming campaign.
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Notre Dame
Northwestern tennis dates announced for upcoming season
The schedule lists major events from June through August across multiple locations. Key stops include Inland Empire championships in Spokane, Open tournament in Pol latch Idaho, Oregon state championships in Portland, Washington State championships in Beattie, and Pacific Northwest championships in Tacoma with related junior and boys sections.
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Pacific Northwest
Tacoma
Diritieh Columbia
Wright to Meet Ortega in Portland April 18 Fight
Billy Wright, in a comeback, will meet Hattiing Ortega at Portland on April 18. Wright flashed former welterweight form by knocking out Fred Huse in five rounds at Portland Saturday night, and he aims to face the winner of Gordon McKay Panama Joe Gana in the arena that same night.
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Hattiing Ortega
Portland
Wright
Fred Huse
Ortega
Gordon McKay
Joe Gana
Milton to Enter April Coast Race at San Carlos
1971 United States auto racing champion Tommy Milton will compete in a single Coast race before the Indianapolis event on May 26. He has agreed to start at the San Carlos speedway on April 14 in San Francisco.
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United States
Milton
San Francisco
San Carlos
Puck Series Coin Divided Between Toronto and Vancouver Players
Toronto players, world hockey champions, drew $535.30 each from the receipts while Vancouver men received $356.75 each for the lower share.
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Toronto
Vancouver
Panama Joe Gang Meets Jamaica Kid In Norfolk Bout
Panama Joe Gang faces Jamaica Kid at Norfolk in a bid to avenge a prior loss when The Kid defeated Gana for the New York middleweight title two years ago, narrowly avoiding a knockout by the bell.
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Norfolk
Detroit
Panama Joe Gang
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Gana
Gray Challenging Schaefer for 14.2 Title in Chicago
George Gray Lamion arrived in Chicago to challenge Jake Schaefer for the 14.2 billiards title. Gray offers a purse up to 26000 dollars, citing his many billiard records in Australia.
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George Gray
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Jake Schaecfer
Gray
Australia
Mays Dominates as Yankees Shutout Brooklyns 4–0
Carl Mays was in great form allowing only one hit in seven innings as the New York Yankees defeated Brooklyn 4 to 0. Babe Ruth contributed two circus catches in the victory.
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New York
Carl Mays
Brooklyn
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Sox Rally Past Giants In Exhibition Contest
New York April 10 The White Sox broke a 2 2 tie in the seventh inning scoring three runs to defeat the Giants 3 to 2 in their final exhibition game.
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Shea
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Farren Barred in 27 States over Portland Runout
Boxer Frankie Farren, a California lightweight, was placed on the welterweight list in 27 states by the National Boxing Association after quitting his March 25 Portland match with Bobby Harper. He previously backed out of a bout with Bobby Micharis. The Portland commission acted quickly and 27 state bodies followed. The Beattie ring board in Seattle weighs action at Friday’s meeting.
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Portland Boxing Commission
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Jimmy Malone
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Parren
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Fane
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Michaela
Notre Dame Declines New East Conference Plans
Notre Dame will not join the newly proposed college conference in the East. Detroit, Depauw, Cincinnati, Marquette, Michigan Aggies, Butler and St. Louis universities show interest in the new organization.
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Depauw
Cincinnati
Marquette
Michigan Aggies
Butler
St. Louis
Water polo meet planned in Spokane in May
A junior water polo meet is scheduled in Spokane during May with teams expected from Portland Seattle and Tacoma.
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Portland
Seattle
Tacoma
Big Scores Are Made in Star Ball League
In Seattle yesterday the Star Junior Baseball league saw high scoring games across multiple teams. Washington Park beat Mt. Baker Cigar Co. 8 to 4 with Bill Stitte’s clutch pitching, while West Woodland Merchants crushed West Seattle Dye Works 14 to 7 with two homers by Walby and Dennell. Best Shoe Shop routed Independents 21 to 3 as Lyle Knowles fanned 17. ZerenZene Cube beat Washington Laundry 13 to 7. Green Lake Juniors overwhelmed Asahi Cubs 16 to 4 behind J. Hyllengrin. Stacy Barton fired a 7-0 shutout over Brown Brothers Billiards for 22 straight scoreless innings. Mt. Baker Wildcats defeated Ross Cubs 11 to 8, Three Brothers Dye Works topped Hillman Merchants 12 to 1, and Fremont Juniors clustered 18 to 2 at Walla Walla.
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Barnes Back Home After 10,000 Mile Tour
Jim Barnes, national open champion, returns to Pelham New York after a long tour and hints he may skip England this year. He questions whether other American professionals will compete in Britain.
Retains Roller Title In Chicago 16 Mile Race
Roland Ciod al of Akron retained his title as the world roller skating champion at the Chicago meet. He won the 16 mile race last night and closed the meet with 60 points.
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Roland Ciodal
Akron
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Professor Jackson Teaches New Stage and Bar Dancing
Prof. William A. Jackson of York teaches latest stage and bar dancing at The Hippodrome Fifth Ave and University. Beginners’ classes start each Monday at 7 o clock. Telephone Elliott 3187. Advertisement.
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