Beattie Coast League club seeks faster shortstop to sharpen defense
Seattle Beattie Coast League team faces infield weakness with weak shortstop and second-base defense. Management ponders trading for Jimmy Smith, a high class AA shortstop, to boost double plays and speed. Pitching and outfield praised as the rest of the club shows improvement as Salt Lake series looms.
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Mike Donlin Signs with Bronx Giants Baseball Team
Mike Donlin has signed to play for the Bronx Giants, a New York adent team formerly led by Henry Zimmerman. Tim Jordan is also slated to join the roster.
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Millers Sign Left-Handed Pitcher Walter Anderson
Walter Anderson, a southpaw with prior trials in Mack and Louis organizations, is signed by Minne. He has been out of professional baseball since his army service.
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Purdue to Hear Indian Psychology From Dietz This Fall
Coach William H. Dietz, famed as a football strategist at Washington State, will teach the Purdue football squad Indian psychology this fall, aiming to sharpen mental approach and strategy.
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Plan for East Coast pro soccer circuit gains teams
Plans under way to organize a professional soccer circuit in the East. Franchises agreed by Philadelphia Brooklyn New York Jersey City Harrison Pa and Pawtucket.
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Coaching courses offered at Columbia University summer session
Columbia University will offer courses for coaches this summer covering football base ball basketball track and field and other college athletic programs.
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Pamons
Harvard
Six squads clash in Star League action with forfeit notes
Six games were played in the Star Junior baseball league yesterday with two postponed. The Three Bros. Dye Works–Louie’s French Dry Cleaners game was canceled due to poor field. Zerosene Cubs quit, replaced by Youngstown Athletic club. Chandlers Bootery defeated Queen Anne Aerials 15–10. Washington Park beat Bulldoge 8–1 amid errors. First Hill Merchants edged Shamrox Seconds 13–10. Pirates defeated Highland Park Athletic 13–11. Stacy Shown without Lyman and Adams suffered a 45– score loss to the Shamrox at Lincoln Park.
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Eckhart Cigar Co. Downs South Seattle In Key Junior Game
Eckhart Cigar Co. beat South Seattle by a large margin as Get zen turned an unassisted triple play with loaded bases. The victory highlighted a day with two Class B games and upcoming matchups at South Seattle and Youngstown.
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Baseball Roundup From National and American Leagues
Yesterday's games featured George Kelley driving in a run for the Nationals in a 2 1 Cubs over Cardinals 7 2. Babe Ruth slumped as Washington beat the Yankees 2 1. Adame won his first season start as Brooklyn defeated Boston 12 6. Cleveland moved atop the standings with a 6 2 win over St. Louis. Detroit topped Chicago 7 3. Players mentioned include O'Rourke, Ruth, Kelley, Adame, Kisey, and Frooklyn.
Three-Eye League Cuts Players Amid High Camp Costs
Evansville reports managers use pruning knife to weed out players due to training camp expenses. Bloomington notes Indiana University profits from football of 10624 and basketball of 1800 in the past season.
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Solons Take Pair From Pacific Coast League
Seattle salvaged a doubleheader split, beating Sacramento in the second game 1 0 in 12 innings to even the series at four games apiece. Joe Dalley lost command in the seventh of the opener, walking three as Seattle surged ahead. Mollwitz doubled in the ninth to force extras, but Sacrament o could not hold the late lead.
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Wilde to quit boxing for golf in retirement plan
London reports Jimmy Wilde, famed boxing figure, plans to retire from the ring and take up golf. He says ring training has harmed his health and prompts the career change.
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Rosenblatt to Enter N W Meet
Millard Rosenblatt captain of the Stanford golf team likely to represent the Trout Latin Country Club in the Pacific Northwest championship at Waverly in June. He is a promising Portland developed player and recently shown strong spring form in California. He plans to return to Portland early June to prepare for the Northwest event.
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Ty Cobb's Tigers Hire Five Coast League Recruits
Detroit on April 25 reports Ty Cobb building a new Tigers lineup with five Coast League recruits Lew Blue Pert Cole Carl Holling Johnny Bassler and Harvey Sutherland aiding in strong spring showings and bolstering feared status.
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Dempsey Crown Face French Challenger Carpentier Comment
Ahartie Chaplin predicts Dempsey will retain the title within five rounds and praises Carpentier's courage to challenge the champion. He doubts any other man equals Dempsey.
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Varsity Wins Relay Meet At Stadium Carnival
The University of Washington track team took relay carnival honors in a rain soaked meet. Washington won the 100 yard dash with Vic Hurley first and Casey Anderman second. numerous events followed including a strong Pentathlon win by Art Tuck of Oregon.
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Fifteenth Chess Game Postponed in Havana
The fifteenth world championship cheap tourney game in Havana was halted on Dr. Lasker’s ideas. Jose Capablanca declined to claim victory despite a ruling to that effect.
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Star Miler May Not Compete
Grant Swan, coast conference miler of the Oregon Aggies, may not be able to compete on the cinder path again this season. Ill news has brought Swan's weight down to 116 pounds, and Dadler, O. A. C. track coach, is worried over the condition of his crack runner.
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Washington Wins Second Straight Over Oregon
Washington won their second straight game against the University of Oregon Saturday morning by 17 to 6. The teams played loosely with nine errors in the contest.
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University of Oregon
St. Louis Clubs Lag In Early Baseball Standings
April report notes St. Louis Browns and Cardinals underperforming as Indians and Giants lead the pennant races. Pirates and Cubs show strength. Dodgers Brooklyn rebound. Reds struggle with weak pitching and bats. Indians display form despite injuries. Washington and White Sox hold first-division position.
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Jenne Leaves for Penn Meet
Eldon Jenne, 1920 Olympic team member and Coast pole vault record holder, sails to Philadelphia for the Penn State relay carnival on April 2. He placed seventh in last summer’s Olympics after weather hindered him, and last spring nearly set a new world mark at 13 feet 3 3/4 inches in California.
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Alexa Stirling Finishes Sixth In Brookwood Event
London April 26 American golfer Alexa Stirling finished sixth in the Elsie Inglis Memorial Cup at Brookwood Club. Mrs Temple Dobell won with 82 strokes, Stirling posted 89.
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Virginia Boat Club Coach Tied to Mannion Duo
Unclear OCR notes list George W. 120 connected with the late Edward Manion and a coach role for a Virginia boat club, referencing Michmond Daddy and Bolét's French pastry in an advertisement context.
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Edward Manion
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Paddock Sets Sprint Records At California AAU Meet
U S C sprinter Paddock dominated the San California AAU meet with world bests in 100 meters 10.25 seconds 200 meters 21.14 seconds and 300 meters 33.45 seconds. Flyer's marks were 9.35 seconds at 1 yard stake and 21.15 seconds over 220 yards.
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