Groh Adds Class to Champions Giants Infield Upgrade
The New York Giants add Groh to form a stellar infield with George Kelly at first Frank Groh to second Dave Bancroft at short and Groh returning on third Johnny Rawlings adds depth as the extra man The powerful infield is projected to hit over .300 and strengthen defense amid stiff National League competition Finnem an another Vernon pitcher could bolster Seattle as it seeks a stronger pitching staff after last season's late wobble
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo H. Lassenmtn
Groh
New York Giants
George “Kelly
Frank
Dave Bancroft
Eee Groh
Giants
Johnny Rawlings
Bancroft
St. Louis
Mc Credie Masters Coast League Pitching For Portland
Walt Mc Credie the Seattle new manager is praised for his handling of pitchers, a key factor in Portland's 1921 Coast league pennant chase. The piece notes notable Coast graduates due in the infield, including Babe Pinelli at third, Jimmy Caveney at short, Sammy Bohne at second, and Louis Fonseca at first if Daubert falters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walt McCredie
Seattle
Bill Kenworthy
Clyde Wares
McCredie
Portland
Bill Klepper
Billi Cunningham
Cincinnati
Babe” Pinelli
Oakland
Sacramento
Jimmy Caveney
Frisco
Sammy Bohne
Louis Fonseca
Jake Daubert
Passing of Roxy Middleton Ends Coast League Era
Roxy Middleton Seattle outfielder ends long Coast league run after years with Sacramento Oakland and Seattle and plans to join Oklahoma City in the Western loop next season. Amid fading hitting, Middleton remains a popular figure with Seattle fans as Walter McCredie and others discuss filling his position on the Indians. In other notes, Stanford California gate receipts exceed two hundred ten thousand dollars for the big game, per the graduate manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roxy Middleton
Seattle
Oklahoma City
Western Loop
Roxy
Sacramento
Oakland
Walter McCredie
Indians
Bill Stumpf
Charley Hollacher
Roger Peckinpaugh
Dave Bancroft
O'Neill
Washington
Golf Classic Date Changed to December 20 Seattle
Local golf fans will see Jock Hutchison and Jim Barnes at Seattle Golf and Country Club on December 20 in two 18 hole exhibition matches. Morning play starts 9:30 with Dixie Fleager and Hob Johnstone opposing, afternoon at 1:00 with Benstein and Lee Stell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex C. Rose
Jock Hutchison
Jim Barnes
Seattle Golf and Country Club
Sam L. Russell
Seattle
Jock
Jim
Dixie” Fleager
Hob Johnstone
Benstein
Lee Stell
Tickets on Sale Tuesday for Century Cup Golf Match
Tickets will go on sale Tuesday at Spalding's and Piper Taft's for the thin treat of the century. Iron man each. Local Seattle players named to challenge the fairway kings are the cream of Seattle and should push the visitors. A trip around the Seattle Golf and Country Club course on December 30 promises a worthwhile experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spalding
Piper & Taft
Fairway Kings
Seattle
Seattle Golf and Country Club
Schoephoester Wins Times Trophy Playoff at Beacon Hill
Peter Ash and Albert Schoephoester renewed a 34 hole final two weeks after a tied match and in a Sunday playoff of 18 holes Schoephoester won by two up. He led early, Pete stayed close, and Schoephoester clinched with wins on the last two holes after a birdie two by Shep at the 17th. Medal scores show Shep 80 and Pete 80.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beacon Hill Links
Peter Ash
Albert Schoephoester
Shep
Pete
Looks Tough for Griffiths in Kartington Captain's Cup Semis
The captain Griffithson looks unlikely to avoid a cup contribution as Kartington's Captain's Cup faces delays. Zander and Mc Gregor, aged 18 and 24, reach the semifinals after revised upper bracket draws. The winner faces Gene Hatton in the final after Hatton beat Howard Allen in the lower semi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zander
McGregor
Gene Hatton
Gene
Howard Allen
Farrell Aims for Middleweight Title After McKay Bout
ARTY FARRELL plans a comeback as he targets the middleweight crown now held by Johnny Wilson. He lives in Portland and resumes ring work Tuesday night in Portland, facing Gordon McKay of Ida ho miller in a Cascade A. C. card paced by Frankie Panty and Ray Scribner in supporting bouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arty Farrell
New York
Johnny Wilson
Farrell
Jack Kearns
Jack Dempsey
George Carpentier
Portland
Gordon McKay
Idaho Miller
Cascade A. C
McKay
Jimmy Malone
Acard
Ray Scribner
Anacortes
Frankie Pantiey
Jimmy Davia
Joe Roses
Kid Waaiderman
Frank Hayes
Seattle Mets Tie Victoria Puck Men in OT Hockey
The Seattle Mets and Victoria Aristocrats battled to a 1 to 1 tie after overtime. Fowler stymied Victoria repeatedly while Rickey and Foyston for Seattle provided late pressure. overtime produced no additional scoring, each team earning half a point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mets
Victoria
Ictoria
B.C
Seattle Mets
Victorias
Altho
Aristocrats
Fowler
Foyston
Rickey
Riley
Seattle
Rickey Foley-Foyston
Oatman
Frederickson
Holmes
Eatiie
Fowler Terverer
Coessss Holmes
Loughlin
Sovee Rickey W. Loughlin
Rowe Johnson
Walker Dunderdale
Kiley Predericheon
Morria Cates
R. W
Poyston
Beorin
Prederickson
Meeking
Briden
Morrie
Fraser
Dunderdale
Halderson
Morris
Bridén
Reiden
Firiden
Morrin
Biriden
Morria
Wrederick
Son
Rowe
Notre Dame Drops San Diego December 26 Centre Game
Notre Dame authorities rescinded their plan to play Centre College in San Diego on December 26. No reason was announced. Catholic sentiment discussed as a factor in decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend
Ind
Notre Dame University
Centre College
San Diego
Niehoff Signs to Manage Mobile Club of Southern Association
Bert Niehoff has signed to manage the Mobile club of the Southern Association. Niehoff was captain and played second base for the Los Angeles Coast League last season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Niehoff
Mobile
Niehoff
Backs Picked as Captains for 1922 Football Elevens
Backfield men seem to be the choice for the captaincy of most of the football elevens for 1922.
Syracuse man asks Goucher for baseball date
The graduate manager of Syracuse University sent a letter to Goucher College in Baltimore requesting a baseball game. He then learned that Goucher is a women’s college, making the date impossible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thurston
Syracuse, University
Goucher College
Baltimore
Goucher
Star Cagers Start Season With Junior League Schedules
The 18 Star Junior basketball teams are split into two leagues with first half schedules listed. Teams include Seattle Boys' Club Washington Park Broadway Meteors Asahi Juniors and Dreadway Meteors facing Pirates and other clubs across six weeks. The lineup features Stacy Shown, Imperials, Mikados, Collins Cubs and Wilson's Modern Business College among others in Week by week matchups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle Boys’ Club
Washington Park Broadway Meteors
Laagur Noll
West Seattle
Asahi Juniors
Seattle
Ben Paris Billiards Wesler Way
Metropolitan Business College
Shaner A Wollf Ballard Cubs
Spagla Nol
Stacy Khowne
Imperiale
Companey C
Wilaen
Modern Business College
Mikadocs
Cuba
Stacy Phown
C. Wilsons Modern Business College
Collins Cubs
Stacy Bhown
Wilsons Modern Business College
Mikadoce Va
Imperials Company
C +e
Collinge Cubs
Mikadoous
Wilson's
Collins
Mikadows Imperials
E. Wilson's
Modern Bussheen College
Ve. Washington Park
Crystal Pool
Stacy Shawn Vas
Imperials
Milkadoes
Tallard Cubs
Dandy Raking Co
All Fives Will Play Each Week Schedule Begins Season
The Star Junior Basketball league opens with 18 teams as three games Wednesday, followed by two Thursday and four Friday games. Matches include West Seattle vs Asahi Juniors, Yealer Way A C vs Ben Paria Billiards, Broadway Meteors vs Pirates, plus several others at Crystal Pool, Collins, and Armory venues. Teams must arrive on time. late teams lose their franchise and eligibility lists are checked each game. Managers must submit opening lineups to The Star by Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star Junior Basketball League
West Seattle
Asahi
Hiawatha
Yealer Way A. C
Ben Paria Billiards
Collins
Broadway Meteors
Pirates
Star
The
Pacific Coast Intercollegiate Conference Meets Open
Atland Dec 16 The Pacific Coast Intercollegiate conference begins business on day three of the intercollegiate pow wow while Northwest conference completes elections. Idaho and Southern California admission decisions loom as schedules for football basketball and baseball take shape. Oregon runs a tougher pac with more California games and Stanford adds one more Coast game this year. The coast adjourns tonight with officers to be elected and admission votes expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atland
Pacific Coast Intercollegiate Conference
Northwest Conference
Dean Angeli
Idaho
J. Fred Bohnler
Washington State
Pacific Coast Conference
University of Southern California
University of Idaho
Coast Organization
Southern California
Oregon
California
Eugene University
Stanford
Pacific Coust
Palo Alto
Coast Conference
Notre Dame Faces Tough 1923 Schedule After Losing Starters
Notre Dame coach Knute Rockne remains optimistic after losing 13 first string players. He expects a strong 1923 team with a demanding schedule including Nebraska Army and the Indians. Rockne plans to build around Gun Deach and Paul Castner, the latter a left hander able to pass with either hand as he crafts new formations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockne
Notre Dame
Army
Nebraska
Indians
Iowa
Sround Gun Deach
Paul Castner
Castner
Golf Championships Set Dates at Skokie and Brookline
New York December 10 The American open golf championships will be decided at the Skokie Country Club Chicago starting July 11 as chosen by the United States Golf Association. The amateur championships will be played at Brookline Massachusetts starting September 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Skokle Country Club
Chicago
United States Golf Association
Brookline
Mase, Country Club
Babe Herman to meet Danny Edwards in Milwaukee arena bout
Portland dispatch reports featherweight prospect Babe Herman of Sacramento, trained by Jack Kearne and champion Dempsey, will fight Dan ny Edwards, a fast moving African American contender, in a ten round main event at Milwaukie Arena next Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Babe Herman
Sacramento
Jack Kearne
Dempsey
Danny Edwards
World wrestling champion Zbyszko defeats Romanoff in two falls
Stanislaus Zbyszko, the world champion wrestler, beat Ivan Romanoff of Kansas City here last night in two straight falls. The first fall lasted 31 minutes and the second 10 minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Stanis
Laus Zbyszko
Ivan Romanoff
Kansas City
Ben Paris Billiards topples First Lutheran in church game
Ben Paris Billiards defeated the First Lutheran church basketball quintet 23 to 8 on the Collins playfield floor last night, delivering a decisive win as spectators saw a sharp scoring run in the second period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Paris
Lutheran Church
Collins
Masons Tie Lead With Interclub Bowling Win
Masonics climb to pin lead after three way win over University Commercial Club last night. Rogers of Rotary Club led scorers with 616 while the contest kept tight, showing strong play from local clubs and the Interclub league.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonics
Asonic Clus
University Commercial Club
Rogers
Rotary Club
Wade Killifer Meets Wrigley Over LA Club Salary Raise
Wade Killifer, an Angles pilot, travels from Chicago to confer with Spearmint Bill Wrigley, new Los Angeles club owner, about a salary raise promised by Club President Joe Patrick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angeles
Wade Killifer
Ange! Pilot
Chicago
Bill Wrigley
Los Angeles
Joe Patrick
Doak Quietly Dominant Pitcher in National League
The St. Louis Cardinals pitcher Bill Doak is portrayed as retiring and modest yet highly effective in the National League. The piece also notes three National League figures as star football coaches Charley Moran Earle Neale and Ernest Quigley with Moran and Quigley serving as umpires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bh! Doak
St. Louis Cardinals
Bil
Charley Moran
Earle Neale
Ernest Quigley
Moran
Quigley
Cincinnati Club Trains in Miami After 1919 Title
After winning the world championship in 1919 the Cincinnati club trained in Miami the next spring but skipped the following year due to local welcome. Brooklyn plans to test Miami in 1922. Shortstop Frankie O Rourke of the Washington club has a weak throwing arm hindering doubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Miami
Brooklyn
Frankie O'Rourke
Washington
Final Lists Filed In The St League Teams Face Off
Final lists for the season are filed as senior soccer clubs in The St league prepare for tomorrow afternoon matchups in the second half of the race. Teams may sign players to reach 15, but no additions after that. absences or player disabilities permit filings to adjust rosters. Several players from West Seattle Maple Leafs Postoffice and other clubs are listed as lost for the rest of the season, with a full late-season schedule set for Sunday games at Woodland Park and Washington Park among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodland Park
Purvis
T. Herris
G. Cornwaithe
W. Pitteon
A. Craig
A. Pitteon
BR. Shruped J
J. Kiley
HM. Paeblancon
A. Patmores Hill Fraser
A. Shaw
Hichardeon
Fred Simpson
A. Carmichel
Boring
Aimcrapt
J. Tomkins
K. Mortenser
J. Fitzpatrick
G. Mow
B. Santini
M. Freni
Postoffice Ve Maple Leafs
Lincolpark
Hkeforee
Billy Wal
West Seattle
Upper Woodland Park
Eres
Billy Bloemen
Ekekart Cigar Cove
Boeing
South Park
Alex Rowe
Falcon A. C. Va Ballard Janiora
Bob Lemon
Ken
Ken Paris Billiards Ve. Alien Athlet Association
Walla Walla
Fred Douglas
Hawthorne
Louie
Frenc Dry Cleaners
Columbia Playfield
Ip. m
George Hoefling
Washington Park
R&r
Jerry Malby
Stanford Rugby Team Seeks Series With KR and BC
Stanford University will send a football team to a limited series with the University of KR and other British Columbia. Four of Stanford's American ball team members Art Wilcox Jack Pa Bob Schluudeman and Scot Campbell are on the rugby squad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pala Alto
Cal
Stanford University
University of KR
British Columbia
Stanford
Art Wilcox
Jack Pa
Bob Schluudeman
Trials Claim New Greater San Francisco Speedway Fastest
In San Carlos, drivers report the new Greater San Francisco speedway opening on December 16 promises world class speed. Early trials suggest the track may be the fastest in the world with pilots predicting record laps and thrilling performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Greater San Francisco
San Carlos
Spe
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kelly, Bancroft and Frisch
Red
Finnernan
Kler
Vernon
Tigers
Finneman
Cincy
Hutchinson and Barnes
Schoephoester
Griffiths
Griffith
Kartington
Harry Io
Beattle
Roveton
Johnson
Powe
W. Loughlin
Rose City
Aasahie Juniors
Mae
Stacy Showns
Nallard Cubs
Yesler Way
A. C
Parse Billarde Metropolitan Business College
Va Bhanes & Woill
Mallard Cube Wa
Yesser Way
A. C. Fen
We Metropolitan Business College
Dandy Gaking Co
Shaner & Weiff
Vallard Cubs Ve
Ben Parts Milliards Metropolitan Business College
Dandy Baking Co
Yesier Way A C. Ve
Shaner & Wolff
Hallard Cube
Hien Varia Niliarde
Shaner & Welff
A. C. Va
Star Today
P. C
N. W
Donte” Bush
Man Io
Herman VS
Edwards
Wanderers
Pope & Sibley's
Paris
Henderson
Excelsior
Ace
Columbia
Cleveland
Columbia Blevele Co
Columbia Doycycles
Sammy-cara
Kiddy-cara
Pachellion Motorotole and
Louis Wasmer
OL Baat Pine Se, Hiltlott Oont
King Oe Auto Trade
Ae Ott Oy
Kiwanis Club
Mazonte Club
University Commerceial Club
Typothetar
Wade
Bill Doak
BTN
BY Alex C. Rose
W. McCall
J. J. Bond
Ted Upton
Thornley
al Maroni
George Ken Jack McDougall
W. Quarterman
Knight
W. McGrath
Sam Strang
T Harwick
Frank Burne
Ewing
Keily
J. Liddell
J. Cronin
W. P. Dowie
JJ Dowie
James Bennett
T. Galbraith
K. A. Cross
H. Finnemore
FB. Willis
J. Smith
K. 8. Watts
Afbey
F. Er
A. Boott
KB. Forete
Kroon
J. Westal
J. Taylor
W. Fraser
J. Mair
R. Lemon
D. Murray
J. Wightman
B. Carley
A. Davia
BE. Upton
O. Koundy
C. Blair
J. Gill
al MecKilliam
Mgr
Pckart Cigar CO
W. Johnson
Dave Fisse
Alonzo Wells
F. Minoglin
Kiy Caton
Max Kiep
Kay Farmer
Eddie Costa
A. Gideon
W. Stitt
H. Blair
KR. Mack
W. Smith
Card’s Rugby
New Speedway
Second Avenue
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!