Billy Yaryan Arrives as Seattle Catcher from Chicago
Billy Evans describes Brett Yaryan as Seattle Indians new catcher from the White Sox. Evans says Yaryan is not the fastest but can handle heavy work and hits well when he connects. He cautions about foot speed and conditioning and compares him to Tub Spencer in build though younger.
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Brett Yaryan
Seattle Indians
Chicago White Sox
Charley Paddock
Billy Evans
Babe Ruth
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Evans
Tub Spencer
Yaryan Not First String Man in Coast League
Pazaryan is not a first string receiver in the Coast league, with a buzz among players about his status. He isn’t the quickest thinker, but his crash hard work and effort compensate, say those who know him. Seattle fans regard Jack Adams as one of the smartest mask men in the Pacific Coast league.
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Jack Adams
Seattle Seeks Left Handed Hitter For Left Field
The team and executives consider a strong left handed bat essential for left field. Ed Barney showed brief promise but failed to meet expectations last season while Eldred Lane and other prospects headline the nucleus of the orchard patrols and outfield contenders.
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Brick Eldred
Billy Lane
Wolverton
P. Cc
Seattle
Ed Barney
Will Miss Kar an Francisco infield shifts in 1940 plans
The article notes Willie Kamm will be replaced by Ed Mulligan in the Coast league infield next spring. Hal Rhyne will shift toward third as Mulligan cannot cover the ground Kamm did, risking more hits through the keystone hole.
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Willie Kamm
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Ed Mulligan
Hal Rhyne
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Keystone
Great Player poised for stardom as Kilduff shines
The text praises Kilduff as the league's fastest thrower and predicts his pairing with a strong second sacker will energize the team. It notes Kilduff's season to acclimate and suggests he could become a major star in 1933.
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Kilduff
Washington Freshmen to Race Reed at Lake Washington
Reed college announced an eight event against University West freshmen on Lake Washington. Otis on will coach the crew which will be helped by the Portland club with practice and build. Members of last year’s Portland Row crew are available as candidates work toward a strong crew.
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Lafayette Is Beaten Again by Easton Teams
Washington game summary: George University defeated Lafayette 13 to 7. Lafayette showed flashes with a sustained drive but failed to punch in a second score. An interception and a 60 yard return by Wertz sealed the victory for George University.
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Veterans at U Six Wrestling Meet
Lettermen report for the University of Washington wrestling meet as Captain Crumb at 125 pounds Paul Davis Roy Berry Ray Clithero Mac Carter Ralph Gale and a large squad of aspirants answer the call under coach Jimmy Arbuthnot.
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Jimmy Arbuthnot
Notre Dame Declines Invitation for Football Game
Bend Indiana report states Notre Dame declined an invitation for a football game this fall. Knute Rockne, the Catholic university's athletic director, announced the decision.
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Knute Rockne
Fohl Recommits To 1924 Manager Role In Conference
Louis December 4 Lee Fohl signs to manage the 1924 season after a conference with Press Ball and Business Manager Bob. The deal confirms Fohl in charge of baseball operations for the coming year with the club.
Amateurs to Play Weekly Puck Melees at Arena
University of Washington hockey team and the Pirates headline the amateur games at the Arena tonight. The Wanderers collide with the American Legion in the other matchup on the schedule.
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Boeing Team Swamps Leafs in City Soccer Clash
The Boeing Aircraft club routed the Maple Leafs in City Soccer league action yesterday, with the match halted at half time as Leafs fielded eight players. The West Seattle Woodland Park game was also called off.
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Portland Set for Night of Featherweight Showdowns
Joe Gorman and King Leopold clash in a 10 round bout in Portland tonight. Tom King meets Bat Ortega in a separate 10 round bout as part of the card.
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Stake Tuesday in Chicago Crown Fight
Johnny Myers the world middleweight champion meets John Kilonis the international Greek title holder in a championship wrestling match in Chicago tomorrow night.
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Johnny Myers
John Kilonis
Pitt Syracuse Game Set for New York Park Change
Pittsburgh reports the annual Pitt versus Syracuse baseball game will be played next year at the New York American baseball park in New York, an official announcement states.
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Princeton Loses Dozen Men As Tiger Faces Next Season
Princeton coach Bil Roper anticipates losing about a dozen varsity players after this year’s campaign. Captain Dickinson and stars like Baker Cleaves Gray Snyder and Troup depart, leaving a nucleus with Trent Gorman Crum Newby Beattie Caldwell Smith Snively Wingate Dinsmore and strong freshmen prospects for 1923.
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Murphy Sets World Speed Record at Beverly Hills Race
Jimmy Murphy won the 250 mile automobile race at Beverly Hills with an average 114.6 mph in his Durant Special, also setting records for 100 miles and all distances up to 250. He led from lap 32, while a dramatic skid near the grandstand cost Harry Hartze second place. Herschel McKee's car overturned during warmups injuring Hugh Curley and McKee.
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Harry Hartze
Earl Cooper
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Muller Breaks Through for 70 Yard TD in East Stadium
In Columbus on December 4, Brick Muller of California raced 70 yards for a touchdown as the Western Stars tied the Eastern Suns 6 to 6. Muller blocked Red Roberts kick and recovered for the decisive score with about 15,000 spectators watching. Bo McMillen and Thurman endured weak kicking for their teams.
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Loss of McHenry Weakens Cardinal Club
The death of Austin McHenry removes a top National League outfielder for St Louis. Once valued at 60 000 by John McGraw, his passing follows a brain tumor operation. McHenry collapsed late in 1922 after a comeback attempt, and Branch Rickey had him sent home after two July games.
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Prominent Teams Invited for 1923 Spring Training in Savannah
Savannah invites prominent major league clubs for spring training in 1923. Cincinnati Reds plan a special automobile exit at their park. Cornell to open baseball season with Washington and Lee at Lexington Kentucky on April 6. Pacific Coast League to start April 3. Two New Orleans drug dealers form a winter baseball league.
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Champs to Play St Pats in Vancouver Exhibition
Vancouver to host St Pats of Toronto in an exhibition game with Hugh Lehman due back after business duties. Art Duncan and Alf Skinner injuries weaken Vancouver who sit near bottom as Charley Ott and a rookie help. Bernie Morris returns from ptomaine infection. Pete Muldoon aims to lure the St Pats here for a workout. No penalty shot yet in the East, rule adoption pending after recent scores.
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Bill Leard Plans Spring Move to Winston-Salem Team
Hill Leard, returning to manage in the Piedmont league next year, winters in California and expects to bring a group of California prospects east in the spring to build up the Winston-Salem club.
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Cubs Ready to Assist Angels in Next Season
Reporters say the Chicago Cubs will supply a group of players for Los Angeles next year led by George Maise the former Portland and San Francisco outfielder. Also named are infielders Adams and Grantham.
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Kerr Denies Report Of Reinstatement Bid
Dick Kerr, former White Sox star pitcher, denies a Chicago report that he sought reinstatement in baseball from Judge Landis. He states he never contemplated such action.
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Dick Kerr
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Detroit Aims For Fast Keystone Duo In Major League Mix
Detroit plans a strong keystone combination next year with veteran Del Pratt at second base and young star Rigney at shortstop. The arrangement targets speed and defense to boost the infield.
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Rigney
Willard Far From Ready for Boxing Comeback
Los Angeles December 4 Jess Willard current lingering in ring rust after months of training. In Hollywood stadium he boxed a charity bout with sparring partners Tom Kennedy and Joe Bonds. Critics say he lacks championship look and cannot make the grade at 39 with heavy frame and lingering overweight.
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Sinteg Basketball Starts in New York Week
A league of colored players begins play in New York this week under the basket ball federation. Winners will meet champions from other sections as the Western conference starts January 6 with Iowa at Wisconsin and Illinois at Michigan, while the Eastern intercollegiate begins January 8 with Columbia at Princeton. Joe Fowarty of Philadelphia, regarded as a top pro, will start instruction for Yale candidates. He has over 100 candidates.
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Joe Fowarty
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Yale
Harvard Graduates Face One Ticket Limit for Yale Game
Harvard graduates may be limited to a single ticket for the 1923 Harvard Yale game if current plans proceed. The potential rule would affect attendees and alumni seeking seating at the annual clash.
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