Utahans Make First Row Here
Coast League representatives were booked to make their first appearance of the season at the Seattle wi¢wam this afternoon. The Bee’s 1920 season squad included Rumier, May, Hood, and other stars who faced trades and signings as they rebuilt after a disrupted previous year.
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Seattle
The
Bee
Cat Han Caen
Binh Rumier
Harl May
Wally Hood
Dodgers
Barry Sheely
Ernie Johnson
Ed Mulligan
Chicago White Sox
Bees
Ralph Stroud
Cullop
Marty Krug
Portland
Paddy Sigtin
McAuliffe Reviews Dempsey Carpentier Bout Prospects
Jack McAuliffe, retired undefeated lightweight champ, says if Carpentier fights Dempsey the match will end quickly and notes Carpentier’s speed and punching power shown against Joe Jeanette and Frank Klaus while praising Dempsey's speed and power. He also questions wartime stamina.
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New York
Jack McAuliffe
Dempsey
Carpentier
Joe Jeanette
Frank Klaus
Ball Scandal Reopens as Arrests Hinted in 1919 Case
Chicago report states State's Attorney Crowe expects arrests of all players and gamblers linked to the Black Sox scandal. Hal Chase was arrested in San Jose and released on bond while seeking habeas corpus over a faulty indictment. Chick Gandil reportedly plans to come to Chicago voluntarily.
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Chicago
Robert B. Crowe
Crowe
Black Sox
Hal Chase
San Jose
Cal
Chase
Chick Gandil
Bond
Oregon Beats Cougars 4-3 in Pullman Series Opener
The University of Oregon won 4 to 3 at Pullman in the first game of a two game series. Morgan and King were sidelined with bad ankles leaving the Cougars short handed in the loss dated April 16.
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Pullman
University of Oregon
Cougars
Morgan
King
Ruth Caps Fifth Home Run Off Johnson
Babe Ruth hit his fifth homer of the season in New York against Washington. The roundtripper came in the first inning off Hall of Fame pitcher Walter Johnson, but the Senators still won the game.
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New York
Babe Huth
Washington
Walter Johnson
Senators
Capablanca Confirmed World Chess Champion in Havana
In Havana on April 26 Jose Capablanca was crowned world chess champion after Emanuel Lasker resigned the fifteenth game. Capablanca won five of the fifteen games and drew the remaining ten to claim the title.
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Havana
Cuba
Jose Capablanca
Emanuel Lasker
Ecron
Capablanca
Brooklyn Robins win as Neia belts sixth inning homer
Bernie Neia, a diminutive Brooklyn Gardner, hits a sixth inning homer to push the Robins into third place in a 1-0 win over the Giants. Trish Meusel homered for the Braves in a 7-6 victory. Tierney tied and won it for Pittsburgh in the 16th. Carl Mage held Washington for seven innings before the eighth. Four-run second inning spurs Cleveland past Detroit 6-0. Cubes beat the Reda 3-0 aided by MeIania and Menaskey after Harris walked two in the seventh.
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Bernie Neia
Brooklyn Gardner
Giants
Robins
Carl Mage
Washington
Tenkees
Ste
Bambine
Cleveland
Detroit
New Yakima discus record set by Joe Dixon
Yakima high school freshman Joe Dixon established a new Yakima valley discus mark with a throw of 108 feet 6 inches, surpassing the previous record of 102 feet 8 inches set by a former holder.
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Yakima
Joe Dixon
Yakima High School
Yakima Valley
Star City Swim Meet Set for August First
The second annual Starcity en homing meet begins August 1 with two weeks of preliminaries. North of Lake Washington canal swim at Green Lake bathing beach. south at Mount Baker bathing beach. Events include diving, dashes, breaststroke and novice swims. Age classes under 14, 14 to 16, and over 16. Clubs like Dad Kenny's Green Lake Neptune may form to boost interest. Further details to follow after swim committee meeting.
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Lake Washington Canal
Green Lake
Canal
Mount Baker
Lake Washington
Dad” Kenny
Green Lake Neptune Club
Best Nebraska Athlete by Mail Held in April
Nebraska plans a statewide poll to choose the best all round high school athlete. During the last week of April boys will compete in five track events in their hometowns, with results sent to Lincoln for tabulation. The Interscholastic Pentathlon, first in the state, is organized by the University of Nebraska.
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Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska
Resalta
University of Nebraska
Whitman to Open Northwest Conference Play vs Oregon
Whitman College baseball opens Northwest Conference play with a Wednesday game against the University of Oregon in Walla Walla. The match is part of Campus Day activities.
Hal Chase Arrested in California Baseball Scandal
Ban Jose, California reports former major league player Hal Chase was arrested on a warrant issued in Chicago tied to a recent baseball scandal.
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Ban Jose
Cal
Tlal Chase
Chicago
Prep Tennis Tilts Postponed By Rain
High school tennis matches were indefinitely postponed yesterday afternoon due to rain. Illinois plans a record bowl project following a rapid $700000 pledge, while Princess Tirhala Kiram of Sulu drew enthusiastic support and foreign students pledged $39000.
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Illinois
Champaign
University of Illinois
United States
Tirhala Kiram
Sulu
Golf purses rising near Gleneagles for Scots events
Professional golfers anticipate purses surpassing ten thousand pounds as Gleneagles Club near Edinburgh Scotland plans prizes that will exceed this amount. The shift signals growing stakes in British golf during this period.
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London
Gleneagles Club
Edinburg
Scotland
Fraseler Impresses as Tigers Baserunning Outs Opponents
Detroit catcher Johnny Fraseler has shown keen baserunning judgment in early games, drawing comparisons from Cobb to a new Ray Chalk as he outguesses opponents on the bases.
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Detroit
Johnny Fraseler
Tigers
Cobb
Ray
Chalk
Gibbons Slims Down for Ring Comeback
Mike Gibbons has cut from 185 pounds to 162 in two months of training in St. Paul Minnesota. He aims to reach Johnny Wilsons size as part of a planned ring return.
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Gibbons
ST. Paul
Minn
Mike Gibbons
Johnny Wilson
Babe Ruth toMeet Pirates in Pittsburgh Exhibition
Babe Ruth and his team face the Pittsburgh Pirates in an exhibition game scheduled for July 7 in Pittsburgh unless the Pirates clinch the National League pennant and host the World Series. The event marks a key baseball milestone for the city.
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Babe
PITT
Pittsburg
Pirates
Babe Ruth & Co
Penns Great Track Team Faces Strong French challengers
Penns great track trio joins a French team featuring Delvart Fery Seurin and Gouilleuz as a top pentathlon field includes Brutus Hamilton of Missouri Everette Bradley Kansay LeGendre Georgetown Bartels Penn Paddock Charley Paddock will compete in sprints while pole vaulters include Janne Washington State Jordan Dartmouth Harwood Harvard Wright Wisconsin Nolte. Ninety events are scheduled not counting heats.
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Fery
France
Seurin
Gouilleuz
Brutus Hamilton
Missouri
America
Everette Bradley
Kansay LeGendre
Georgetown University
Bartels
Penn
Paddock
Charley Paddock
California Flash
Janne
Washington State University
Jordan
Dartmouth
Harwood
Harvard
Wright
Wisconsin
Nolte
Seat Orders Rush for Dempsy Carpentier Fight
New York April 2. Mall applications for almost 100000 dollars worth of seats to the Dempsy Carpentier bout reached Tex Rickard from out of town malls yesterday. Chicago delegation for 200 ringside seats and Los Angeles fans for 360 tickets. Special trains planned from Spokane Tulsa Dallas Fort Worth St Louis and Kansas City. Canada orders 18000 dollars worth of tickets. Rickard to begin arena work in Jersey City this week and has insured the principals for 100000 dollars.
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New York
Dempery
Tex Rickard
Chicago
Los Angeles
Spokane
Tulsa
Dallas
Fort Worth
St. Louie
Kansas City
Rickard
Canada
Hickard
Jersey City
National and collegiate swimming guides and events announced
The American Swimming collection announces the Official Swimming Guide 1976 93 for distribution, listing the NCAA YMCA American Red Cross and Boy Scouts partnerships. It notes events including a 290 yard national event at the Olympic Club in Portland and the outdoor mile for women tentatively set for June 12 at Capitola Beach with plans aligning to Mire Biettreys arrival in San Francisco.
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Colecration
Young Men's Christian Annociation
American Red Crease
Boy Scouts of America
San Vreeeiece
Capitola Beach
California
Mire Bieittrey
San Francisco
Honolulu
Kid Lavigne predicts Carpentier surprise against Dempsey
Detroit April 26 quote from kid Lavigne says Georges Carpentier may upset Jack Dempsey in their title bout. He argues Dempsey can win but cautions a surprise outcome is possible after viewing a Toledo bout where he claims Dempsey was not trained properly.
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Lavigne
Carpentier
Dempsey
Detroit
Kid Lavigne
Georges Carpentier
Jack Dempsey
Toledo
Willard
Davies Steals Bases Shines in Syracuse Spring
Tom Davies star halfback on the Syracuse football team also makes a name in baseball this spring. He steals many bases in college games and draws attention for his speed and versatility.
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Davies
Pittsburg
Tom Davies
Syracuse
3000 Athletes Set for Penny Relays at Franklin Field
More than 3000 competitors from 600 colleges and schools will race at the 27th annual Penny Relays at Franklin Field April 29 and 30. Penn officials predict new marks as the one two and four mile intercollegiate relays headline the meet. Earl Eby leads Penn with a strong supporting cast as Syracuse Yale Illinois Cornell and Grinnell loom as key contenders.
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America
Franklin Field
University of Pennsylvania
Chasen
George Orton
Penn
Lawcen Robertson
Earl Eby
Eby
Maxam Rodgers
Syracuse
Yale
Elis
Ilinois
Cornell
Illinois
Middle West
Hionors
Grinnell College
Telephone league special match decides Division winner
In a special match the Plant division narrowly edged Maintenance by a few pins. Webb rolled 234 for high score. In City league action the Telephone Co and Three Old Birds each won an odd game against Power and Light Co and Canterbury Candy Co. Shepard of the Candy Co. led with 224.
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Plant
Maintenance T
Telephone League
Webb
The
Telephone Co
Old Birds
Power and Light Co
Canterbury Candy Co
Shepard
Candy Co
Dempsey Plans Scientific Training For Carpentier Bout
Jack Dempsey will train more scientifically for his upcoming match with Carpentier than ever before. He seeks speed and precision to counter the Frenchman described as the most scientific boxer, opting for a six week non boxing regimen at Freddie Welsh’s Health Farm in New Jersey to sharpen eyes wrists and legs while golf and conditioning replace sparring.
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Dean Snyder
Jack Dempsey
Jess Willard
Willard
Carpentier
Dempsey
America
Brennan
Freddie Welsh
New Jersey
Paddock's Records Stand After Validating Timers and Weather
Charley Paddock, USC sprinter, may hold four world marks from Redlands. Hubert Weaver says five timers and judges verified times despite cold windy conditions. Records include 100 meters and 220 yards with watches agreeing except for two closer times.
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Henry L. Farrell
New York
Charley Paddock
University of Southern California
Hubert
Weaver
Paddock
Redlands
United Press
Feustel Says No Man Wars Among Riddle Colts
Baltimore trainer Louis Feustel notes no Man Wars among the Samuel D. Riddle string of runners this spring. He manages a stable of young horses and emphasizes fitness and condition ahead of racing.
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Baltimore
Louis Feustel
Samuel D. Riddle
Dempsey Chooses Fast Clever Boxers Over Heavy Sparrs
The article argues Dempsey will surround himself with quick, agile boxers rather than relying on heavy sparring partners, aiming to sharpen speed and mobility for bouts with Carpentier.
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Carpentier
Dempsey
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