Chance Looms for Bill Cunningham in Giants Trade
The Giants trade George Burns and Mike Gonzales to Cincinnati for Cunningham and other pieces narrowing battleground for Seattle outfielder. Joe Connolly and Cunningham may clash for center field with the world champions next spring. Killefer hinted to lead Los Angeles while Dope runs true to form with Cra vath and Rodgers moves.
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Cincinnati
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Cincy
Giants
George Burns
Giant
Mike Gonzales
Cunningham
Little William
Burns
Irish Mouse
Ross Young
Joe
Joe Connolly
San Francisco Seals
Texas Loop
Gotham Giants
Bill
Dope
Cactus Cravath
Salt Lake
bin Rodgers
Sacramento
Duffy Lewin
Charley Pick
New York Giants
Walter McCredie
Coasters
Bill Kenworthy
Portland
What If Benny Beat Dempsey in Merrie England Boxing
Ted Lewis, English welterweight, who once absorbed punishment on Saturdays here, returned home having claimed welter, middle, and light heavyweight titles in England. The piece notes differing ring rules and questions why boxers aren’t kept to their own weights.
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Ted Lewis
Merrie England
Suzanne Lenglen hand waving sparks Steilacoom quip
A reader in Steilacoom quips that the French talk proves nothing as Suzanne Lenglen has won many tennis matches in demonstration fashion. The remark highlights Lenglen's prowess while critiquing French discussions.
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Steilacoom
Hornsby Dominates NL Hit Totals And Slugging Pace
Roger Hornsby led the National League in hitting with a .397 average and collected 235 hits. He also delivered 44 doubles and 18 home runs, showcasing his overall offensive prowess.
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Roger Hornsby
Will Lead Seals a Former NL Infielder Mllner Named 1922 Manager
Jack Miller, veteran infielder with St Louis and Philadelphia, has been named manager of the San Francisco Seals for the 1922 season. Miller is expected to handle regular field duties.
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Jack Miller
St. Louis
Philadelphia
San Francisco Seals
Golden Gate City
Miller
Floor Problem Solved for Junior Basketball League
The Star announces the opening of the Star Junior Basketball league with floor access secured at Crystal Pool on Friday nights 6 to 10 p.m. The Star, Elks Club, Knights of Columbus, park board, and National Guard will ensure adequate flooring for the season with 18 teams registered. A managers’ meeting is set at The Star office to finalize entries and registrations including player names and contact details.
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Lewis Lester
The
Crystal Pool
Elks’ Club
Knights of Columbus
Welaefinita
Paylicim Ucpsr
Unenhe VI wiTe Park Board
Battery C
National Guard
Bowling League Sparks and Struggles Across Teams
In the Telephone league maintenance crews clash as Jennie Marth’s rabbit foot luck boosts the Wreckers, while Cliff Nelson’s outfit falters in the opener. Jerry Benedict leads Commercial with strong totals, Dad Fuller anchors Construction in a low-scoring yet pivotal season, and new dark horse L. K. Weber debuts for the Traffic Department as records, splits, and high games define a tense week.
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House Wreckers
Jennie Marth
T Sorataies
Ner
Cliff Nelson
Artinta
Andy Smith In Hard Luck Reflects On Lost Games
A nostalgic portrayal contrasts Andy Smith, California football coach, with Alexander the Great as he laments missed opportunities after sweeping the Greek and Persian Conferences but failing to secure another game.
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Andy Smith
California
Alexander the Great
Chicago Cub
Four Coast Boxers Head East to Tour
Charley Swinehart announces he will take four Coast boxing stars east in the next days. The lineup includes Danny Edwards colored bantamweight star Jimmy Duffy speedy welterweight Jimmy Dundee Oakland 130 pounder and Steve Dalton middleweight. All four have long been in Coast ring spotlight.
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Los Angeles
Charley Swinehart
Danny Edwards
Jimmy Duffy
Jimmy Dundee
Oakland
Steve Dalton
Candidates Looming for All American Camp to Pick His Men Soon
The nation’s football experts favor Penn State quarterback Killinger and Centre’s McMillan for Walter Camp’s eleven. Yale’s Aldrich, Harvard’s Owen, and Georgia Tech’s Barron head the backfield as other top contenders. Notre Dame ends Riley and Anderson lead a strong end group with East rivals well represented. Coast selections include Dunlap and Toomey among other able candidates.
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Killinger
Penn State
Devine
Lowa
McMillan
Aldrich
Yale
Owen
Harvard
Barron
Georgia Tech
Lightner
Davies
Pittsborg
Garrity
Princeton
Locke
Iowa
Elliott
Wisconsin
Stuart
Ohio State
Kaw
Cornell
Robertson
Dartmouth
Stein
Pittsburg
Wittmer
Larnon
Navy
Slater
Notre Dame
Riley
Anderson
Belding
Roberta
Myers
McCullum
Macomber
Swanson
Nebraska
California
Dunlap
A. C
Stephens
Toomey
Cranmer
Mathewson Relapse After Saranac Lake Return
Baseball star Christy Mathewson suffers a relapse at Saranac Lake N Y amid high fever and illness after fans previously raised over $30 000 in a testimonial benefit. He hoped to return home within a year, but the new reports indicate continued illness.
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Christy Mathewson
Saranac Lake
N. Y
New York
Mathewson
Northwest conference hopes and USCs Portland visit
Waeemoron rejoining the Northwest conference at the annual meeting in Portland with Coast delegates is discussed. USC coach Elmer Henderson plans a guest role after football games, while boxing nights in Seattle feature Soldier Woods drawing lively crowds and weekly amateur bouts at the Pavilion.
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Coast Conference
Portland
Washington
Stanford
California
Sun Dodgers
University of Southern California
Elmer Henderson
Oregon
Henderson
Washington State
Trojans
Seattle
Pavilion
Soldier Woods
Soccer Officials Appointed for Sunday League Games
Referees assigned for The Star soccer league as follows: Postoffice Maple Leafs at Lincoln Park 1 p m with Billy Walter. Woodland Park West Seattle at Upper Woodland Park 3 30 p m with Net Ree Hilly Broomen. Kekart Cigar Co Boeing Atrcrest South Park 2 20 pm with Het Eres Johanie Reeks 4UNIOn Games Paleor A C Ballard Juniors Upper Woodland Park 1 p m referee Bob Lemon Hen Parle Billiards Allen Athletic Association Walla Walla 1 p m referee Fred Douglas. Mawthorne Juniors Loules French Dry Cleaners Columbia Playfield 1 p m referee George Hoefling. Washington Park South Park Washington Park 1 p m referee Jerry Mailey.
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Sermon Postoffice
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Lincoln Park
Billy Walter
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West Seattle
Upper Woodland Park
Netree
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Seattle Signs Tiger Pitcher in First Deal
Seattle Indians secure pitcher Joe Finneran from the Vernon Tigers as the first signing in boosting their mound staff. Finneran ranks as a leading mound ace in the Pacific Coast league.
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TIGER
Buffalo
N. Y
James Boldt
Seattle Indians
Joe Finneran
Vernon Tigers
Finneran
Dame Lore and Big Ten Kings Spark Girding Women’s Debate
Iowa State co-eds argue that if men spent as much energy on work as on athletics they wouldn’t wear school letters. The complaint centers on women who wear the letters after winning.
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Iowa State
Judge Landis bars Babe Ruth for first 1922 month
The public faced a knockout blow as Judge Landis bans Babe Ruth from the opening month of the 1922 season. Ruth is expected to spend that period on the stage, delaying his return to the park.
Johnson and Pillette Sold to Detroit in Block Trade
Klepper engineered a major deal in which Herman Pillette and Sylvester Johnson, top Portland pitching prospects, move to Detroit in exchange for eight players and cash. Jawn McGraw then buys Jimmy O Connell for 75000, boosting his 100000 deal for Heinie Groh. The Giants push for infield depth as Johnson and Pillette draw coast acclaim.
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Klepper
Portland
Herman Pillette
Sylvester Johnson
Detroit
Jawn McGraw
Heinie Groh
Jimmy O’cornnell
O'Connell
McGraw
Giants
California
Johnson
Pillette
Walt McCredie
Charley Graham
Northwest and Pacific Colleges Map Athletic Schedules
Representatives from seven Northwest colleges gather in ATLAND to draft schedules for football basketball baseball and track. Talks focus on admitting Washington and Gonzaga to Northwest and Nevada and USC to Coast. Idaho and Washington vie for expanded Northwest games amid dual conference deliberations.
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Northwest Colleges
Northwest Athletic Conference
Pacific Coast Conference
Northwest
Gonzaga University
University of Nevada
University of Southern California
Washington
Idaho
Walsh Park basketball team submits player registrations
The Star Junior league team from Washington Park files registration for players led by captain William Griffiths and manager Anthony Merz. Others listed include Arron Hughes Hughie Griffiths Pete Mitchell Mark Slosser Corny O Shea and Irving Pearson.
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Washington Park
William Griffiths
Anthony Merz
Arron Hughes
Hughie Griffiths
Pete Mitchell
Mark Slosser
Corny O'Shea
Irving Pearson
Landis Supports Draft Plan For Player Selection
New York Dec 8 Judge K M Landis commissioner of baseball backed the draft system advocating selection of players. The stance, once thought settled, could shape policy at the convention as Landis spoke in favor of player selection amid debate on the draft plan.
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Affalo
N. Y
K. M. Landis
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O'Dowd to Meet Gibbons in 10 Round No-Decision Bout
New York December 8 Mike O'Dowd and Mike Gibbons middleweights have been matched for a 10 round no decision bout in St Paul on December 16. The fight will be staged under the auspices of local boxing officials with no title at stake and a cautious pace expected.
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Mike O'Dowd
Mike Gibbons
SS Paul
Dayton
Pivey
Shade Stops Latshaw Early In Detroit Bout
George Shade, Pacific Coast middleweight, knocked out Jack Latshaw in the first round at Detroit last night. The decisive victory adds a notable win to Shade's boxing record.
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Detroit
George Shade
Pacific Coast
Jack Latshaw
Aldrich Called Greatest Back in Football by Critics
Sportswriter Billy Evans lauds Yale star Captain Aldrich as the finest backfield man seen in 30 years, noting his speed, judgment, and versatile skills in Yale Princeton games. He highlights Aldrich’s two drop-kicked field goals and hints at major league baseball interest alongside football prowess.
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Princeton
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Barrett
Oliphant
Thorne
Ongood
Weekes
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Casey
Davies
Butterworth
Killinger
Hollenback
Ty Cobb to Close Three Cornered Baseball Trade
Ty Cobb heads to New York to finalize a three cornered deal among the Detroit Americans the New York Yankees and the Louisville American association club. Howard Ehmke and Bobby Veach go to the Yankees in exchange for Johnny Mitchell Acosta and Schopner from Louisville. Cobb also seeks Second Baseman Jack Knight and aims to near deals for Marty Krug Faeth and Coach from Portland Vernon and San Francisco respectively.
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Louisville American Association
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Bobby Veach
Yankees
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Acosta
Schopner
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Jack Knight
Oakland
Marty Krug
Portland
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Krug
California or Notre Dame to meet Centre in Roses matchup
California has been released by the Tournament of Roses and will notify San Diego before noon on December 26 whether to play Centre. If California declines, San Diego may travel to South Bend for Centre’s Prayin Colonels opponent.
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San Diego
Cal
California
Notre Dame
Tournament of Roses
Pasadena
South Bend
Collins Hoop Men Sweep South Park In League Games
The Collins senior and intermediate teams maintained their lead in the Fieldhouse Basketball league by defeating both South Park quintets last night.
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South Park
Hawthorne Wins Class B Soccer Title 1 0 over Concord
Hawthorne captured the Class B title by defeating Concord 1 to 0 yesterday. The teams had previously met in the final with ties, and the victory sealed the championship in a late deciding match.
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Hawthorne
Concord
Visitors Triumph 4-1 in Coast Hockey Clash
Victoria led by Moose Johnson and Eddie Oatman outplayed Seattle 4 to 1 at the Arena. Halderson and Frederickson scored in the first period, with Meeking and Dunderdale contributing as Victoria’s defense and speed overwhelmed Seattle’s attack.
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Mets
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Frederickson
Jy Halderson
Moose” Johnson
Rush
Loughlin Boys
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Riley
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Erickson
Morris Briden
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