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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Dec 21, 1922

Page

6

Rivalry Looms for New York Baseball Next Season

The Yankees and Giants face a crowded home schedule with hopes for more Sunday dates at Polo Grounds and Yankee Stadium. Babe Ruth’s continued dominance could shape attendance, while potential trades bring Eddie Collins and Jack Bentley into the discussion. McGraw and Dunn clash over Ruth’s control of the New York market as fans await a blockbuster season.

Giants Glintsa John McGraw Babe Ruth Red Sox McGraw Jack Dunn Ruth Ike Ruth eGr Jack Bentley Baltimore Bentley

Zack Wheat Up For Deal

The Brooklyn Superbas eye a trade as Zack Wheat nears 35. Manager Robin and president Ebbets favor youth and have opened talks with several league clubs as Wheat's star years wind down.

N. Y Cyrus Young Wagner Davis Brooklyn Brooklyn Supertas Ebbets Robin

Former Champion Thru Says Portland Scribe On Willard

Portland News sports editor Billy Stepp reports controversy over Jess Willard’s exhibition in Milwaukie. The piece criticizes Willard’s weight and stamina, predicting a decisive loss if he challenges Jack Dempsey, and contrasts his form with lighterboxers in the event.

Portland Scribe Willard Billy Stepp Portland Jess Willard The Portland News Milwaukie Arena Jess Fistiania Jack Dempsey Toledo Portland Heights Williard Dempney

Glenn Warner One of Real Grid Greats

Glenn Warner a famed football coach reputed as the best one man coach in the game has shaped teams from Cartale Indians to Pittsburg and mentored stars like Jim Thorpe. After turning Pittsburg into a respected program he signs to coach Stanford next season amid California rivalry.

Glenn Warner Lenn Warner University of Pittsboro Warner Cartale Indians Jim Thorpe Pittsburg Pitt Leland Stanford California Stanford Andy Smith

Eddie Leonard Trails in Training for Stage Dance Work

Eddie Leonard trains for stage dance work with eccentric dancing workouts and light boxing practice in New York days. He highlights cycling and Velodrome races as part of his fitness routine and notes his connections with Benny Leonard and John McGraw. Leonard tours the Orpheum circuit, appearing at the Moore this week.

Eddie Leonard Benny Leonard John McGraw Cunningham Ddie Leonard Leonard New York West Gotham Eddie Billy Gideon Benny Giants Bi Cunningham Seattle Qgiant Orpheum Moore

Play by play at center after doulette foul

Referees restart play at the center in the standard manner following the doulette foul, with the ball put in play as usual.

Doulette

Pittsburg Panthers Rally To Finish With Six straight wins

The University of Pittsburg football team under coach Warner staged the season’s biggest reversal, recovering from a 2-1 start to win six straight. Pitt defeated Syracuse and Penn State among others, ending with a 14 to 0 victory over Penn State on Thanksgiving Day and earning praise for a remarkable comeback.

APS University of Pittsburg Pittsburghs Leland Stanford Palo Alto Panthers Warner Clan Lafayette West Virginia Mountaineers Pitt Warner West Virginia Syracuse Meehan Bucknell Geneva Pennsylvania Washington Jefferson Quakers Neale Pittsburg Penn State

Dribbling a ball on a door questioned by officials

A player stands at the door and bounces a ball, drawing official scrutiny over whether it counts as dribbling. Officials determine the action as part of the game rules and interpret its legality or illegality in the context of play.

Gonzaga to Face West Virginia in San Diego Stadium Showdown

Gonzaga College of Spokane meets West Virginia in San Diego with a capacity crowd planned Monday. The football committee reports 6 000 seats released near kickoff, Gonzaga practices at Bovard Field, WVU delayed by a missed Chicago train, rain insurance valued at $15 000 covering the game.

AN Diego Cal Football Committee The Chamber of Commerce West Vircinia Gonsaga College of Spokane Gonzaga Bovard Field West Virginia Chicago

Five Vets On Bears Cage Five

California fans rally around Berkeley basketball as the of blue and gold team shows promise. Coach Earl Wright says practice began November 1 with exams closing, veterans include LeHand Thompson Kincaid Tait ONeill and Houventin. Freshmen Kyte Farrar and Clement also push for varsity time.

Earl Wright LeHand Thompson Kincaid Johnny Tait Onell Houventin Laat Kyte Farrar Clement

Prexy Jim Boldt Returns From Big Baseball Journey

Jim Boldt arrives home from Louisville and New York with word the tribe seeks a third baseman and other players. He praises Manager Harry Wolverton and expects East deals to boost the Indians into the race. Boldt says the club has opened the pocketbook to land targets.

Prexy Jim Boldt Louisville New York Boldt Tribe Harry Wolverton Wolverton

Vancouver Strengthens for Seattle Ice Game

Vancouver will be strengthened for the Christmas afternoon clash with Seattle. Corbet Denneny, a crack Toronto forward, arrives in British Columbia to finish the season with the Maroons, and Art Duncan, the disabled defense star, will also return to the lineup on Monday.

Vancouver Seattle Corbet Denneny Toronto B. C Maroons Art Duncan

Inglewood Courses to Open Saturday for Play

The Inglewood golf course will be ready for play again Saturday per Dr. C. B. Ford chair of the greens' committee. All city courses are expected to be ready by that time.

C. B. Ford Greens

Harry Lauder Writing a Book

Sir Harry Lauder confirms he is at work on a book in London stating it will be verra funny. He describes the project as his forthcoming authorial work. The comedian vows the book will capture his humor and persona for readers.

Harry Lauder London

Kites See Price Increase as Interest Recurs in New York

In New York on December 21 prices for kites rose as manufacturers report a renewed demand for flying kites. In Berlin the Romanian embassy door was bricked up by the German landlord who barred entry until six months’ rent arrears were paid.

New York Berlin Atx

Spitter May Return As Lively Ball Fuels Hitting

The lively ball boosts batting and belies pitcher control. Red Faber and Urban Shocker, top AL pitchers, still used the spitball last year, fueling speculation that the pitch could be legalized again after earlier ban by rulemakers.

York Bateman Red Faber Urban Shocker

Waivers Delay Big Trade In Yankee-Pac Coast Deal

New York reporters say Jakey May star pitcher of the Pacific Coast league will join the Yankees once waivers are granted on one more player to send to Vernon as part of the deal. Fd Barrow Yankees business manager says terms not yet released. cash and three players reportedly involved.

New York Jakey May New York Yankees Vernon Fd Barrow Yanks

West Virginia Leaves East for Christmas San Diego Game

Morgantown West Virginia December 20 Twenty five players coaches and trainers of the West Virginia university football squad left for San Diego to face Gonzaga on Christmas day Head coach Dr C W Spears said the regular players were in good condition and they expected to win.

Morgantown W. Va West Virginia University San Diego Gonzaga University C. W. Spears

Millionaires Plan New Golf Club Near Locust Valley

A group of New York financiers led by Vincent AstorGeorge F BakerMarshall FieldJohn D RyanHarry Payne Whitneyand J P Morgan formed a syndicate to build a new million dollar golf club near Locust Valley. The facility will be built for their game according to reports.

New York Dee Vinecent Astor George F. Baker Marshall Field John D. Ryan Harry Payne Whitney J. P. Morgan New York Financial Set Locust Valley L. L

Niehaus Sold to Southern League Club

Dick Niehaus a left handed pitcher formerly with Sacramento has been sold to an Atlanta based Southern league club by the Reading International league organization.

Dick Niehaus Sacramento Atlanta Reading

Landis weighs gambling report from baseball inquiry

Commissioner Landis examined the American league two year investigation into gambling in baseball as he reviewed an elaborately prepared report and supporting private detective findings.

Chicago Landis American League

Burke Coaches Red Sox Again

Chicago December 11 Jimmy Burke will be retained as coach of the Boston Red Sox under new manager Frank Chance. The move keeps Burke in his previous role as the club reshapes its leadership and staff for the upcoming season.

Chicago Jimmy Burke Boston Red Sox Frank Chance

Boxing Night Shifts From Seattle To Tacoma and Everett

Boxing takes a temporary rest in Seattle as fans turn to Everett and Tacoma for entertainment. Travie Davin and Eddie Roberts headline Tacoma action tonight, while tomorrow Everett hosts Dode Bercett in an eight round bout against Young O Dowd. Hercules Hercott remains undefeated in 11 fights with five wins by knockout, noted for body punching and clever two handed technique.

Leo H. Lassen Beattie Everett Tacoma Travie Davin Eddie Roberts Levinsone Dode Bercett Monroe Young O'Dowd Aberdeen Hercott Iimelight

Players Figure Change Will Do Ehmke Real Good

New York December 21 Reuters report asks who will win more American League games this summer between Howard Ehmke and Rip Collins. Ehmke, traded from Detroit, is seen as having rebounded with a tough-to-hit reputation, while Collins supports Boston with strong recent form.

Ehmke Detroit Boston Detroi Collins Chan Pions Colling Ehoke

Bantamweight Rivals Set for Semi-Windup Under Eagle Lodges

Two weeks ago Eddie Moore and Eddie Netfl, seasoned bantamweights from Tacoma and Everett, meet Frankie Huntt in a prior bout. They return in the semi-windup to the Evercott-O Dowd headliner as both shows are staged by local Eagle lodges.

Frankie Huntt Tacoma Eddie Moore Eddie Netfl Evercott-O' Dowd Everett Eagle Lodges

Nick Altrock’s Comic Evolution From Pitcher to Stage Act

Baseball clown Nick Altrock turned to daily life for material, tracing acts from a slack wire neighbor to shadow boxing lessons with Johnny Kilbane and wrestling ideas after a shoulder injury. He recalls watching rehearsals, adapting routines, and enduring a chipped bone while crafting his comic performances.

Ick Altrock Nick Altrock Johnny Kilbane Johnny Shadow Box Kilbane Zbyazko Washington

Knights defeat Cance A.C. 54 to 23 at Casey gym

Knights of Columbus basketball team routed Cance Athletic Club 54 to 23. Center Stan Fiddie led with 19 points as the Knights improve before facing Orting, Washington next Wednesday at the K of C gym.

Knights of Columbus Aedded Casey Gym Cance Athletic Club Knights Stan Fiddie K. of C Cance A.C. Bonney Tarbox McAteer Attleson Riddle van Telt Myers Douglas Clemenson Tomer Harris Nicholson Bonney Moriality Halverson

Yankees Rejected Benton Despite St. Paul Star’s Skill

New York reports Ban Johnson opposed signing Rube Benton, former Giant pitcher who starred with St. Paul last season. A National League manager echoed that Benton would not help their club, leaving Colonel Huston to weigh options.

New York New York Yankees Rube Benton Giant St. Paul Ban Johnson Colonel Huston Yanks

Dempsey May Sail for Europe If Offer Falls Short

New York reports that heavyweight star Jack Dempsey may depart for Europe late in January if American promoters do not present an attractive proposal. Dan MacKettrick, his Eastern representative, cites the potential trip as contingent on offers.

New York Jack Dempsey Europe Dan MacKettrick

Sparrow fined by league for attack on goal umpire

Spunk Sparrow faces a heavy fine from the Western Canada hockey league after an incident against goal umpire Keefe last night. Referee Poulin will consult Prairie league president Richardson on the offense when he returns to Canada next week. The game featured Seattle vs Regina with notable performances from Morris and Stanley. Regina won in overtime after Sparrow’s disputed goal, as Holmes faced multiple scoring chances and Tatra made a key save.

O'Connell the Pacific George Kelly Ruth Hero Babe Bennley ' O'Connell Sparrow Western Canada Hockey League Poulin Keefe Richardson Prairie League Canada Victoria Seattle Regina Holmes Sesee Bere Gor Seeees Emm Rickey Treut Rowe Foyston Morris Riley Walker Batret Briden Sone Uuniy Cee Mowo Wraser Utility Dutkowsl Borrio Riley Fron Rickey Poysten Iron Walker Traub Regina Poysten Stanley May Morris Hay Fron Moran Rowe Aubstitute Seattle Mets Regina Capitals Arena Muldoon Mets Caps Hap Holmer Bill Keefe Lawis Barney Stanley Holmes

Caps win 6 to 5 in overtime

Regina caps rally to beat Seattle Mets 6 to 5 in a tense overtime thriller at the Arena. Sparrows ejection and a goalie dispute preceded Barney Stanley’s OT winner as Seattle led 6 4 late. Jim Riley and Frank Foysten scored for the Mets in the first period before overtime.

Mets Jim Riley Roy Rickey Frank Foysten Jack Walker Regina

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Regina Springs Bercott, O'Dowd Fanning McGraw and Dunn Henry L. Farrell Manhattan Yankees Eddie Collins Erin Fent Miller Huggins Ward Kerr Zack Wheat Wakefield Éth and Pike Green ENECA Brown & 2 Talon Dempsey Wills Tommy Gibbons J. W Scotty Musser Oregon Scotty Leviathan Willard Jean L. C. Smith Benson Hotel Gus Dorias Francisco Quinte Berkeley Prexy Jim Boldt Big Baseball Inglewood Millionaires Planning Club Niehaus Southland Burke Mix Monroe Boy Nick Altrock Billy Evans Caseys Robby Rowe Sterling Reris Morris Hae Young McVeagh Andy Moran Bernie Morrie Tatra Harney Stanley Foyston Hay Bernie Morris Latra Irvin Island City Brewster Cigar Stores BY Leo H. Lassen
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