Seahawks Beat San Francisco In Rainier Valley Park Thriller
Seattle won 6 to 5 over San Francisco as six steals helped the locals overcome a homerless night. Geary battled for Seattle while Frisco bounced back with 12 hits but left runners in scoring positions in key innings.
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Star League Will Be for Juniors Only
Fewer seniors entered than needed, so the Star League will be restricted to juniors this season. Organizers say a senior tourney will be staged later to accommodate older players.
City Star League Junior Squads Set for Title Run
The Star league outlines its coming season contenders with Tailored Reedy Columbia Slickers South Seattle Merchant Walla Walla Juniors Own Merchants Valley Juniors and others lining up to chase the city championship.
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Reedy Columbia Slickers
Seattle Merchant Walla Walla Juniors
Merchants Valley Juniors
Juniors Lead The Star League Expansion In Seattle
The Star league will be for juniors only due to senior disinterest. Nineteen junior teams enter with three games monthly per club, half at home. Registration notes missing from City Cubs Greenwood Athletic Club and Loyal Heights Badgers.
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Woatoo
ill wind blows ban Diego at Tijuana race meet
With the Tijuana race meet only half finished promoter Jim Coffroth faces closing the border track and returning home. Governor Cantu reportedly sought to raise his car allowance from 400 to 1500 dollars a day, a move Coffroth calls excessive.
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Ban Diego
Tijuana
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Willie Kamm’s 100 Percent Gain Feared by Critics
Critics say Willie Kamm Seals third baseman has improved drastically since 1919 after training in San Francisco. Barney Dreyfuss reportedly offered 10 000 worth of players for an option on the prize package amid trade interest.
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Willie
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Willie Kamm
Seals
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Kamm
Golden Gate
Marys Lamb Proud Cup Full For Carpentier Crowd
A whimsical note describes Marys lamb boasting a full cup of joy. It mentions Carpentier addressing the crowd and wearing wool socks.
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Carpentier
Crawford Granted Unconditional Release by Tigers
Sam Crawford, at peak performance with the Angola club, requested and received unconditional release from the Detroit Tigers as a compliment to his value. The move, praised by the club secretary, makes Crawford the first major leaguer to depart while still highly productive. He continues with Los Angeles Angela, citing preferred living location and personal choice.
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Fiven
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Time for Contenders to Show Real Ball Class
Henry L. Farrell notes the approaching season’s test for major league teams. Brooklyn leads the National League with strong hitters and pitching, while the Reds stumble after a poor week. The Pirates rely on pitching as they struggle at the plate, and the White Sox surge in the American League with strong pitching and power at the plate. The Indians and Coveleskie loom as threats as the season opens.
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Eddie Cicotte
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Walla Walla Juniors Defeat Diamond Aces In Practice Tilt
Bob Thornburn pitched the Walla Walla Juniors to a 3 to 0 win over the Diamond Aces in a Sunday practice game at Walla Walla playfield. Thornburn struck out 13 Aces as Corbett belted the feature homer for the matinee.
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Downey Player Nicknamed Try Try Again Aims for Angels
Dick Andrews has toiled for three years in Los Angeles hoping for a Major League chance with the Angels. Despite repeated tries he has not yet earned a spot, earning the nickname Try Try Again. He vows to continue pursuing a pro career next season.
Biggest Turf Year in New York State Racing Figures
Last season tops the sport's kings in New York with $1,225,000 in purses awarded for 1919. This shows a $400,000 rise from 1918 and compares with $650,000 in 1917, marking a record year for thoroughbred racing.
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Sport Kings
New York State
Jenny Leonard Ends Long Distance Calls on LA Trip
Jenny Leonard skips long distance phone calls on his Los Angeles trip and plans to email his mother daily. He travels with his mother and sister Sid, while Bill Rodgers leads a Sacramento baseball club that is obsessed with golf and plans a morning golf session until one o'clock.
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Jenny Leonard
Gotham
Sid
Babe Ruth
Sacramento
Bill Rodgers
Sacramentos
Yankees threaten strike over division of World Series prize
Yankee players threaten to strike after dispute over how $15,000 third place money is divided. Team management faces potential walkout as players demand clearer payout terms and fairness in prize distribution.
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Merlin Kopp
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Sammy Kehde
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Wolters
Consinghbeam
Thorpe to headline Akron summer athletic showcase
Akron scene awaits as Jim Thorpe, famed Indian athlete and Buckeyes star, prepares to headline a summer event. He is described as an all round athlete with numerous records, promising to draw crowds despite having forgotten many of his own achievements.
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Buckeyes
Bean Ball Injuries Hit Memphis Team Aides
Fensters of the Yan keen suffered a bean ball blow and may lose speech. Memphis manager John McCloskey was struck and feared to lose eyesight. The incident raises concerns over on field violence and team safety.
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Fenster
Yankeen
John McCloskey
Scholz Emerges as Missouri’s Sole Olympic Contender
In Columbia Missouri Jack Scholz a St Louis native stands almost singlehandedly as Missouri's only definite entry for the Olympic games.
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Seattle Stars Dominate In Slugging Display On Trip
Sammy Bolne led Seattle with multiple hits and an RBI as teammates Caveney Kopp and Merry Schick also contributed big blows. Jordan held the opposition in check while Merlin Kopp and Kenworthy boosted a potent lineup.
Siwashes Break Jinx But Local Club Needs Real Players
Seattle wins 6 to 3 over San Francisco in front of 15 000 fans as issues of club depth surface. Injuries and suspensions expose weak catching and infield speed with talks of bringing in Joe Schultz to bolster utility and Kenworthy Hartford duo infield output. Kamm emerges for San Francisco, while Los Angeles comes to town to decide cellar position.
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Golf stars bid for exhibitions in New York
Major clubs across the United States are bidding to host exhibition matches by British golf greats Vardon Ray Mitchell Duncan and Ayton who plan a visit to New York in July with the visit duration still undetermined.
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Ayton
Ruth and Yankees Blooming Relationship Speculation
A playful sports column weighs whether Babe Ruth remains a transformative figure for the New York Yankees and whether the team benefits from his continued dominance. The piece hints at evolving dynamics and potential shifts in performance and chemistry.
Ohio State athletics focus on outdoor indoor series cup
Columbus report notes indoor played outdoors draws OSU attention this spring. A cup will reward the team emerging as champion in the four club series.
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