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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Aug 21, 1922

Page

13

College Leader Picked by Roy Gibbons

L Griffith, newly named supreme commissioner of conference athletica, will lead football and other sports with a two year term. Born in Mt. Carmel Illinois, he previously coached at Yankton and Drake, directed athletics at Drake, served in the 1st army bayonet school, and held a major rank. He will operate from Chicago with offices there.

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U S Girls Beat By English In Incomplete Track Meet

American girls finished second to Great Britain in the first internal track meet. Britain 31 United States 29 France 12 Switzerland also listed. Lucille Godbold Estella won eight pound shot with 70 meters 22 centimeters new world record. Miss Camelix Newark won the 100 hurdles in 25 seconds. Nancy Vorhees New York and Carrie Hart England tied for high jump first.

America Great Britain United States France Kia Switzerland Lucille Godbold Estella Camelix Newark N. J Nancy Vorhees New York Crrrie Hart England

New York Pitcher Requests Hearing Before Commissioner Landis

Phil Douglas, a New York pitcher, through his attorney Edward Lauterbach, asked Commissioner Landis for an opportunity to present his side of a case. Douglas has retained counsel and is now declining to discuss the matter.

New York Landis Phil Douglas Edward Lauterbach Douglas

Browns Lead in Double Plays Deafening Defense

Browns form a strong defensive unit with the keystone combo of Fohl and his infield partners. Their double plays bolster a club that has consecutively turned 12 double plays in 12 games this season, showcasing steady fielding amid an improving lineup.

Browns St. Louis Browns Fohl

Weissmuller Breaks Mark at Peoria 500 Meters

Johnny Ker competed in the A A U meet in Peoria yesterday while Weissmuller set a new record in the 500 meters. This brief sports note highlights the breakthrough performance amid midseason events.

Peoria Johnny Ker

American Davis cup favorites open no doubles event

Boston spectators expect top players William Z. Tilden and Vincent Richardson to headline the no doubles championship. The August 21 start in Boston marks the event with these leading contenders favored to win.

Rifle cracks abroad to compete in international matches

American rifle team sails from York on Wednesday to contest in international matches in Italy. They first travel to the Mi-Italy training area for practice with the American army of occupation.

Washington Amer York Italy Army of Occupation

New Western Conference Chief Champions Amateur Athletics

Griffiths, the new commissioner of athletics for the Western Conference, argues athletics are invaluable for morale and patriotism, rejects professionalization in college sports, and outlines a constructive, amateur-focused program for the Midwest conference supported by 10 directors.

Griffiths John L. Griffith

Star Swimming Meet Rescheduled This Week

The Star postpones the swimming meet due to issues reaching manager Dad Henry. A new date will be announced Tuesday in The Star. Several Victoria swimmers were disappointed as they could not stay over. Final arrangements will be announced on Tuesday.

Dad” Henry Henry Victoria

Officials and events listed for athletic meet program

The document lists events including 86 yard novice men and 60 yard novice women, multiple dash and stroke races for various age groups, diving and marathon events. Officials named include Starter Frank Vance, timers Heck Edmundson and Jimmy Arbuthnot, judges Joe Biedier and Jack Moen, diving judges Norman Bartell and others, with meet manager Dad Henry and clerk Beaburn Brown.

Frank Vance Heck Edmundson Jimmy Arbuthnot CC. L. Wtterback Joe Biedier Jack Moen Ray Daughters Norman Bartell

Victoria Triumphs Over Vancouver In Lacrosse Thriller

Victoria defeated Vancouver 6 to 5 in an extra period at La Crosse Park yesterday afternoon. Cyril Baker scored the deciding goal after 20 seconds of overtime as over 3,500 spectators watched a fast, notably clean game with several bruising exchanges and a five to five tie.

Atland Victoria Vancouver Ball Park Cyril Baker

Pillette Slumps Under Strain at Detroit Pitching

Detroit pitcher Herman Pillette, once hailed as a young hurling phenom, shows a slump blamed on overwork. In five days he was sent to the mound three times during the Eastern invasion, with manager Cobb using him heavily. Rest may be needed.

Herman Pillette Detroit

Yankees Top White Sox In Seven to Five Victory

Yesterday the Yankees defeated the White Sox 7 to 5 after a homer in the first and a late rally. Dan Boone, a rookie, drove in two runs in the 12th on a single as the Indians beat the Senators 2 to 0. The Phillies led early but the Cubs came back to win 9 to 6. Giants beat Cubs 6 to 4 after four seventh inning runs. Refs swept a doubleheader from Hobins 16 to 6 and 4 to 3.

Yanks White Sox Dan Boone Indians Senators The Giants Cubs

Chicago Still Buys Hurlers From Dakota League Prospect Duff

Chicago's White Sox add right-hander Duff from the Mitchell club in the Dakota league. Duff posted 13 wins and 2 losses and will report when the Dakota season opens. Reports also say Ken Williams will permanently move to center field. Duff shows home run speed and a strong throwing arm, with defense not hindering his hitting.

Chicago White Sox Duff Mitchell Club St. Louis Ken Willams

Indians Shift Training Camp to Lakeland for 1928

Cleveland plans for the 1928 season by moving training grounds from Texas to Lakeland Florida. With three National League clubs nearby, exhibition games may add value for the club and speakers.

Cleveland Indians Texas Lakeland Fla Speaker

Harper Needs Change in Northwest Boxing Scene

Seattle’s Rob Harper, under Charley Jost of Portland, shows a marked decline in form. Once a top Beattle fighter, he now retreats in fights, recently losing to Jack Josepha in Portland after a sixth round assault. 30 day suspension from the Portland ring commission followed an exchange with Referee Grunan. Change in management may improve his future in the Northwest.

Rob Harper Charley Jost Portland Jost Harper Jack Josepha iMarper Josephs Jomi

Portland Fans Rally After Harper Bout Verdict

Boxers Josepha Harper and Billy Williams draw praise as Williams claims Harper won eight of ten rounds. Rivers faces tough Seattle schedule after a loss in Vancouver and a defeat in Portland. Brownie Villan debuts with Austin and Galt, showing power and a left hook to the body. Gordon McKay leaves critics unimpressed after losses to Reeves and Collinas.

Josepha Harper Portland Billy Williams Josephs Rivers Jimmy Rivers Tacoma Seattle Vancouver Johnny Calcough Pat Williame Beattie Brownie Villan Austin & Galt Firat Ave Villan Vic Foley B. C. Metropolis

Two Millers Plan Southern Trip Amid Opposition

Rube Finn and Eddie Kid Billings plan to travel to California soon and expect strong opposition in the South. Billings is slated to box Harry Caney this Wednesday.

Rube Finn Eddie Kid Billings California Billings Harry Caney

Fame Returns to Bambino as He Hits Two Off Red Faber

Babe Ruth belted two home runs against Red Faber in the Yankees' and White Sox game to raise his season total to 26. He trails leaders Hornsby Walker Williams by a few and received a hero’s welcome as fans swarmed the ballpark and carried Ruth on their shoulders.

Bambino Red Faber New York Peerleas Yanks White Sox Babe Ruth Rogers Hornsby Tillie Walker Ken Williams

Belmont declines $100000 Messenger offer at Saratoga

August Belmont, chairman of the New York Jockey Club, said he refused a $100000 bid for his colt Messenger and will race him in his own colors at Saratoga.

Saratoga N. Y Belmont New York Jockey Club

Indians Win and Lose One in Sunday Doubleheader

Seattle split with Portland in a Sunday doubleheader with a 5 7 loss after Beavers rallied late in game two. Iverson Gree struggled while Ferdinand Schupp failed to settle, as errors and wild pitching plagued Portland and Beavers in the opener.

Vean Gree Ferdinand Schupp Seattle Portland

Reb Russell’s unlikely comeback boosts Pirates and drama

Veteran pitcher Reb Russell returns as a standout outfielder for Pittsburg, transforming the Pirates with timely hitting and new spirit under manager Gibson. Once a White Sox ace, Russell’s late career reemergence follows prior injuries and a garage business after leaving baseball. New York report notes Tom O’Rourke resigning to run a boxing club matchmaker role.

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