Five Straight Wins For Arlett With Oaks Opener Hype
Big fellow Arlett has won five in a row for Oakland, after a modest 1920 season. He dominates early spring outings, beating Sacramento and San Francisco while drawing attention to a possible big league trial next year. Lane and Lafayette shine for Seattle and Oakland respectively as Coast leaguers eye top spots.
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Muff Bronson Slips in Lightweight Bout From Sacco
Muff Bronson, once a top lightweight contender, was floored twice by Sacco of Boston in a ten round featured bout. The Easterner outpaced him throughout as Bronson showed slowed reflexes and vulnerability.
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Washington Faces C A Opener at Denny Field Today
Washington and L A begin a two game university baseball series at Denny Field with a 2 30 p m start today. The event features the two teams in a competitive early season matchup at the campus venue.
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C. A
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Baseball reform targets abusive fans this season
An editorial notes John Johnson and the American League push a rule to curb heckling at games. Umpires, police, and park staff will spot offenders, politely warn them, then eject those who refuse. Baseball demands fair play and no personal abuse toward players.
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Leave It to Nick Altrock a New Bill Tell
Nick Altrock the Washington baseman plans a William Tell style stunt placing a golf ball on his nose as a tee and driving it off. He warns of danger and notes many golfers he would not let attempt the trick including Babe Ruth due to risk of accident.
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Prep Nines Bolstered for Today
Franklin to play West Seattle at Hiawatha Queen Anne at Vlie Ballard hosts Adama Treadway meets Garfield at Walla Walla cue for finals shift Cavanaugh slated for Queen Anne second base while Beckett out ill Several clubs added new players to strengthen lineups Franklin entirely rearranged infield
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Leonard to Box in England If Offered Large Sum
Henry Leonard world lightweight champion may travel to England mid summer per manager Billy Giteon. He has two proposed bouts abroad with Ernie Rice for ten thousand pounds and with Ted Lewis, the English welterweight champion. Iawin to make welterweight limit for Leonard per London dispatch.
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Henry Leonard
England
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Ernie Rice
Ted Lewis
Iawin
London
Ledoux Captures English Bantam Title in London
Charley Ledoux of France outpointed English challenger Morrison over 16 rounds to win the bantamweight championship of England in London. Ledoux pressed from the start, but Morrison endured the punishment and fought the full distance.
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W. S. C. Club Looks Strong for 1922 Baseball
Washington State College builds a formidable 1922 baseball squad with lettermen Skadan Kuley and Friel anchoring the pitching staff. Last season the Cougars posted 22 wins and five losses. Tremaine and Martin fought to a 12 round draw in Toledo. Herman defeated Moore in a three round decision in Boston.
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Eastley Named Manager and Pitcher for Mt. Vernon Club
Pat Eastley a noted Northwest baseball figure is signed to manage and pitch for the Mt. Vernon club this season. The appointment places Eastley at the helm while also contributing on the mound for the team likely boosting veteran leadership and pitching depth.
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Mt. Vernon
Big Games Loom in Star Junior League
The Star Junior Baseball league nears its final weeks with key clashes Sunday. At Walla Walla No 1 the unbeaten Three Brothers Dye Works meet Best Shoe Shop at 4 p.m. In League 2 Washington Park faces West & Wheeler at South Park at 1 p.m. League 3 leaders Louie's French Dry Cleaners battle Fremont Cyclones at Walla Walla at 2 p.m.
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Ed Swift
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Washington Park II undefeated in League No 2 play
Washington Park II remains the only undefeated club in League No 2 after a four game streak. Ray Willis may start for Real Betaters against leaders if he is in form. Green Lake meets West Woodland Merchants at Lower Woodland Park at 2 pm with close results in recent games. Asahi Cubs travel to Hiawatha to face West Seattle Dye Works at 2 pm Sunday. Ross Giants open season at B F Day noon against Mt Baker Cigar Co.
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Ouillee s French Dry Cleaners Face Fremont Cyclones in Walla Walla
Ouillee s team joins Fremont Cyclones in a 2 p.m. game at Walla Walla with Ed Jones expected to pitch for Fremont and George Henry on the mound for the Cleaners. Mt. Baker Wildcats also meet Brown Brothers Billiards at noon in Walla Walla. L W Westermans with Stacy Parton on the hill are favored to beat Ross Cubs at B F Day at 2 p.m.
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Ross Cubs
Basketball Foul Rule Change for 1923 Season
The basketball rules committee approved a major change to fouls after two days of debate. Technical fouls now award the ball at the foul point with an unguarded pass and no dribble or shot. Personal fouls inside the new penalty areas grant two free throws, while fouls outside retain one free throw.
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University Net Meets On Campus Courts
Varsity and freshmen tennis trials are underway on campus with draws set and preliminary play starting Monday. Hopefuls Hill Taylor and Art Langile face opponents, while Brew Barker and others are expected to advance beyond the first round as selections for the Washington teams are made.
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Howard Leane
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Four US Entries in British Amateur Championship
The United States Golf Association makes four entries in the British Amateur Championship. Players listed are Eddie Van Vieck of New York, John D. Chapman of Greenwich, George A. Dixon, and Donald Parson of Youngstown.
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John D. Chapman
Greenwich
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Donald Parson
Youngstown
Kilbane to Return Home Meet Pepper Martin Winner
Johnny Kilbane world featherweight champion sails back to New York from Europe and will face the winner of the Babe Herman Pepper Martin bout, per a cable from Jack Kearns.
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Outfielder Lalle Mann Slated Off Three Days
In Cincinnati on April 26, St. Louis outfielder Lalle Mann was benched for three days and teammates Lavan and Clemons were fined $25 each after a run in with an umpire in Pittsburgh.
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O DOWD KAYYOS EPSTEIN Columbus bout ends in first round
Phil O'Dowd of Columbus defeated Sally Epstein of Indianapolis by a first round knockout last night in bantamweight action.
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Barbarian Dominates Zill in Detroit Bout
Kid Barbarian outclassed Tony Zill of Youngstown Ohio winning all ten rounds over a ten round scheduled bout in Detroit last night.
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Burman Wins Decision Over Collins in Montreal Bout
Chicago bantamweight Joe Burman defeats New York’s Marty Collins by decision in Montreal April 25, highlighting Burman’s punch output and tactical edge. Collins challenges throughout, but Burman’s accuracy seals the win.
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Chicago
Marty Collins
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Argentine Heavy Is in America
Argentine boxer Luis Firpo arrives in the United States aiming to dethrone Jack Dempsey. He enrolls in English, recalls early boxing in Buenos Aires, and says he plans to stay in the United States to pursue a title shot within a year or two. Firpo describes his mixed Italian Spanish heritage and hopes to reach the top of the heavyweight division.
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Fraternity Relay Finals Set in Interfraternity League
Finals in the interfraternity league relays will be held Tuesday afternoon in the Stadium. Preliminary heat winners include Phi Gamma Delta Sigma Nu Theta Xi Beta Theta Pi Lambda Chi Alpha Lander Hall and Delta Kappa Epsilon. Delta Kappa Epsilon posted 1 41 for the half mile, best time in the league. Reta and Lambda Chi finished in 1 42.
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Glove Duel Set as Lighties Lead Arena Card
Six bouts headline tonight with Lighties in a main event glove duel at Arena. Notables include Pantley versus Kid Ballerina and Roy McCasslin versus Young Gardenu in a private championship clash. Olympia mining exam set for May 8 announced by J Dibble.
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