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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1922

Page

4

McGraw versus Rickey in pennant race as Cardinals rise

The National League title chase centers on the Giants and Cardinals. Branch Rickey built a frugal, homegrown St. Louis club, while John McGraw spent big to assemble New York’s champions. The piece ponders whether Rickey’s craft or McGraw’s wealth will prevail in the late-season battle.

John McGraw Branch Rickey St. Louis Rockefeller David Harum Billy Evans New York Giants St. Louis Cardinals Cardinals Giants McGraw New York Rickey Diaban Aithar Tangy Price Bmvnty Almamith Fournier Man Gainer White New York Yankees S J. Louis Washington Ainemith Battery Walter Johnson Detroit Gainer Boston Pa Hornsby Fenison Texas Doak Akron Phillies Jeff Pfeffer Brooklyn Schupp Flack Heathcote Lom Will Rickey Tusebals Triump Sport

Redskins Begin Home Stand Against Vernon Tigers

After three weeks on the road the Seattle Redskins start a home stand this afternoon facing the Vernon Tigers. Oakland and Portland follow as upcoming opponents while Basick’s club aims to close the gap on the league leading San Francisco Seals. The Tigers rely on smart play and a strong pitching staff for a busy week.

Seattle Redskins Vernon Tigers Oakland Portland Basick San Francisco Seals Pas Tigers Redskins

Dual Water Battle Set For Sunday

Madrona and Mount Baker swimming clubs schedule a Sunday dual meet at Madrona as a preliminary event before The Star swim prelims. Coach Johnny Wilson leads Madrona while Walter Roseburg runs Mount Baker. both teams are in top form and expect competitive races. Entries for The Star meet are due by Saturday night.

Madrona Mount Baker Johnny Wilson Walter Roseburg

Bill James Emerges as Coast League Wild-Arm Star

The veteran Vernon pitcher Bill James earns praise as a wild but terrific thrower. Coast league hitters confirm his speed and risk, arguing his wildness propels him to standout status as a star hurler.

Bill James Vernon James

Gardner Homers and Pirates Dominate Giants in Routes

Larry Gardner slugged a single three doubles and a homer in five at bats as his team crushed the Senators. Max Carey hit his fifth homer in four games to fuel a 16 to 1 Pirates win over the Giants. Ken Williams hit his 11th homer in five days powering the Browns past the Red Sox 5 to 2. Ty Cobb extended his hitting streak to 14 with two singles as the Tigers beat the Athletics 11 to ?. The Braves won 2 to 2 after a late rally was stifled by Marquard.

Veeterday Larry Gardner Senators Max Or Pirates Giants Ken Williams Browns Ty Cobb Hne Tigers Athletics

Five Home Runs in Five Days Is Williams Mark

Cy Williams leads home run pace with five homers in five days after yesterday's games. Ken Williams and McManus of Browns, Carey of Pirates, Gardner of Indiana also connected, amid a league-wide surge as leaders list shows Hornaby Cardinals and Ruth Yankees near the top.

Williams Ken Willams Browns McManus Carey Pirates Gardner Indiana Hornaby Cardinals Walker Athletics Ruth Yanks Cy Williams Phils Hellman Tigers Esveey Miller

Langlie Wins Semi Final In Tennis Championship

Langlie advances after defeating Fletcher Johnson 6 4 19 8 in the semi finals. Other results include Tamikawa over Christian 4-1 4-1 and M. Drange defaulting to Yuma with Langlie winning over Jonn oon 4-4 10-8.

Langlie Fletcher Johnson Winfield Langlie Tamikawa 1. Christian M. Drange Yuma W. Langlie F. Jonnoon Robinson Duett Pepper Nyren Mowrse Christianson Emmy Ohno Sherman Kieinberg Breenahen andAntner Pirenan Weetphalen Maikawa Yara Rom Jonhneon Little Weet Tamikewa Yama Fouve Koslowski White Lagerstrom Johnsen Hart Merry Kitnker

Veteran pitcher's steady control shines against San Francisco

The veteran pitcher shows good control and a strong run, turning back the Seals twice as he prepares for a potential start against the Beat. James is likely to pitch Thursday or Friday, with a Redskins matchup on the horizon this week.

Guna San Francisco Seals James Beattie Redskins

Revenge Sweet to Pirates

Henry J. Farrell reports on the Pirates' series win over John McGraw's Giants, reversing last year's fate when New York swept Pittsburg. The Giants’ slide follows a five game losing streak after a hopeful setup against St. Louis, while Cincinnati and Pittsburgh press for control as the pennant race tightens.

Henry J. Farrell York Pittsboro New York Giants Pirates New York John Mctraw Giants New Tewt McGraw Pat Moran Cincinnati Reda Gilanta Huggins

Stage Team to Play Two Games on Lincoln Field

Mitchells All Stars and City Firemen take on Entertainers Nine in American vaudeville championship games at Lincoln field. Both seven inning games start at 10:30 a.m. despite two ill players. The Palace Hip bill features performers Al Mardo Gui Robey Joe Rome Jack Kelly Sid Tracy Cliff Bailey EF Armstrong Charley Gould J Doeson.

Mitchell All-Stars City Firemen Lincoln Field Palace al Mardo Gua Robey Joe Rome Jack Kelly Sid Tracy Cliff Bailey EF Armstrong Charley Gould J. Doeson

Penn State Star Switches to Baseball at Jersey City

Glenn Killenger, noted Penn State football star, has reportedly reversed quitting baseball and is playing second base for the Jersey City Internationals. Team officials praise his performance despite heavy overtime from unsolicited press agents this spring.

Glenn Killenger Penn State Jersey City Internationals

Star Swim Entry Blank for A A U Meet

Entry form for Star Swim includes MEN 100-yard freestyle 00-yard breast stroke 100-yard back stroke high diving mile marathon 50-yard freestyle novice race. Juniors and Novices under 14 60-yard freestyle under 18 100-yard freestyle 60-yard back stroke 60-yard breast stroke fancy diving 10 foot board. Women 190-yard free style 100-yard breast stroke 50-yard back stroke mile marathon juniors and novices girls under 14 60-yard free style girls under 18 69-yard freestyle 60-yard back stroke 50-yard breast stroke fancy diving 10 foot board. Entries close August and name.

The Rabbit Does His Stuff in Solo Seattle Ball Game

Billy Lane, Seattle left fielder, starred in a solo game at the Seattle ball yard for The Star. He demonstrated fielding, throwing, and a hook slide, then flashed a big league smile for the camera. Seattle fans named him the league's most valuable player. Lane day planned at Rainier Valley orchard tomorrow.

Billy Lane Seattle Sterling Lane William Rainier Valley

Honor Fan Wins Coast League Award at Seattle Ball Park

AWARD W. JONES of Hoge building will be the honor fan at Billy Lane day at the Seattle ball park Thursday. From 300 letters his entry was chosen as the most valuable in the Coast league contest. Neatness knowledge of baseball and clearness decided the winner. Jones should call at The Star between 6:30 and 6:30 pm today for six tickets.

W. Jones Hoge Building Billy Lane Seattle Ball Park Jones The Star

Washburn Eliminated in Third Round Upset

In Seabright New Jersey Francis T Hunter defeated Watson M Washburn 6 2 6 4 in the third round of the invitational singles tennis event on wet turf. Hugh M Kelleher forced William M Johnston through three sets before Johnston prevailed 6 1 4 6 0. Other favorites advanced without trouble.

Persians Claim Rose Holds Heart of Pure Gold on Charmed Day

A Persian belief says on a special lucky day a rose reveals a heart of pure gold to those few who know the secret. The claim blends folklore with mystic imagery as readers ponder hidden abundance.

Seattle Signs Bud Davis as Seattle Club Trials Next Year

Fremont youth Bud Davis, signed by Seattle for a trial next year, stars at hot corner in Seattle semi pro league and Sedro Woolley Northwestern club. Though young, he shows power, speed, and fielding range, with potential to become a varsity prospect like Gene Valla. Davis will likely gain experience or be farmed out.

Seattle Bud Davis Fremont Davis Star Sedro- Woolley Club Beattie Davie Altho

Winning Writer Picks Lane for Valuable Player

Baseball editor Howard W. Joni lauds Billy Lane as the league’s most valuable player for his hitting speed and smart baserunning. Lane’s defensive range and arm deter opponents, boosting batter confidence by about 20 percent. a four year vocal favorite in the circuit.

the Star Billy Lane Rabbit Billy Asa Lane Howard W. Joni Hoge Building

Lane Prefers to Play Infield to Outfield

Seattle star Billy Lane, top Pacific Coast League MVP, says he would be an infielder if not for Charley Fleming. From Champaign to Milwaukee to Winnipeg, Lane shifted from infield to outfield in 1915, prefers handling more chances, and uses a heavy 40 ounce bat. Tomorrow is Billy Lane day at Seattle Park with Mayor Brown presiding as fans honor him.

Seattle Little Charley Fleming Leo H. Lassen Illy Lane Lane Champaign Iil Milwaukee Winnipeg Fleming England Billy

Billy Lane to Tell Fans How He Plays Ball

Tomorrow Billy Lane will tell Seattle baseball fans how he bats runs bases and fields He is described as an all around ball player with good advice for young players The article mentions knitting on the fielding and base running as topics for the sessions

Billy Lane Seattle Lane Prins

Drum and Bugle Corps to Brighten Lane Day Event

The Disabled American Veterans drum and bugle corps will attend Lane day festivities tomorrow. Eighteen members led by Ronald Fitzgerald and Ronald French will arrive thirty minutes before game time to enliven the event.

Lane Day Ronard Fitzgerald Ronald French

Boston Middleweight Stops Krohn in Eight Round

Tommy Robinson of Boston knocked out Harry Krohn of Akron in the eighth round in Youngstown Ohio, delivering a decisive finish to the bout.

Youngstown Ohio Tommy Robinson Boston Harry Krohn Akron

Divided Opinion on Bout

A six round headline bout features Travie Davis versus Jimmy Sacco at Nate Druxinman Arena. Davis has the edge in reach and speed while Sacco relies on infighting. Roy MacCasslin and Sailor Kid Silver also headline minor attractions on the card.

Davin - Harper Travie Davis Jimmy Sacco Nate Druxinman Boston Seattle Bobby Michaels Bobby Harper Portland Bacco Davis Sacco Michaels Yrong

Gower Targets Woods in Third Combat Bout

Al Gower faces Goldier Woods in the third bout as Woods uses his eccentric fighting style. In earlier preliminaries Sailor Harry Fox meets Ernie Dailey and Dode Bercott is set to clash with Art Sorrento.

Goldier Woods al Gower Gower Woods Harry Fox Ernie Dailey Dode Bercott Art Sorrento

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