Chief to Keep Men for Year in Seattle Club Plan
LTHO Jim Boldt new Seattle Indians president favors keeping players through season to boost pennant chances rather than selling in midseason. He hired Walter McCredie to guide Coast League operations and aims for stable rosters to win fan support and box office.
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Seattle
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Juniors Week Set Amid League Prep And Close Race
The league previews Juniors Week as teams race for a spot in the final four. Washington Parkers and Stacy Shawns post strong showings with key players like Tom Duffy and Rapp leading efforts. The Ballard Cubs seek real play after two forfeits as the circuit aims to stage a full schedule.
Tendler May Fight White To Clear Lightweight Picture
Tentative arrangements are underway for a bout between Lew Tendler of Philadelphia and Charney White of Chicago. If it occurs it would help settle the muddled lightweight ranks and establish a clear challenger to Benny Leonard for the title.
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Danny Edwards Faces Joe Harrahan in Oakland Pavilion Bout
Credit to boxing writer praises Danny Edwards the Oakland bantamweight for his clean style and rising status. Edwards has boxed along the coast for seasons and is billed to fight Joe Harrahan at the Pavilion on Tuesday night.
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Seattle Coaches Debate New Foul Shot Rule Change
The article reports on proposed rule changes to basketball fouls, including a Penn proposal to resume play within five seconds after a foul and award two points for a made shot. Seattle coaches criticize current rules for shifting control to individuals and suggest technical foul adjustments while considering trial in a league.
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Heinie” Seilk
High School Officials Debate Rules Changes
Tracy Strong backs current rule and ticking to it while Leslin Turner questions the pro 4 rule for technical fouls wants one point for a personal foul without free throws. Charles Syvorak supports the new rule but notes away from the basket penalties may be insufficient and the present rule has too much responsibility on one man.
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Seven Cage Games Set Next Week
Seven games scheduled in The Star Junior basketball league for next week with potential additions pending floor space. fixtures include Pirates vs Dandy Packing Co at Cou sline playfield, Beattle Hoye Club vs Hattery C at Armory, Wilcone Modern Business College vs Washington Park at Hiawatha, Mtacy Shawne vs M does at Kiken club, Saborday Shaner & Wolff vs Hallard Cubs at Fikes' club, Imperials vs Mikadoes at Knights of Columbus, Yesler Athletic Club vs West Seattle at Collins.
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Harrahan to Meet Wd in 128 Lb Boxing Bout at Pavilion
Harrahan and Beattie, a flighting harp, are set to weigh 128 pounds for their Tuesday night bout at the Pavilion with Danny Wd the Oakland colored boy. Edward will enter around 118 or 119 pounds, affecting the weight difference by a few pounds. matchmaker Jimmy Malone has five preliminaries lined up for the holiday bill.
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End Finals in 3 Angle Tournament at Brown and Hulen
Lola height the three cushion handicap tourney concluded at Brown and Hulen's with close play. Royal Brougham won by one against Sanders. Bandera second, John Anderson third, Marshall fourth. Entries totaled 128. prizes included a phonograph. Final results list winners and scores from ten days of play.
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YANKEE GARDEN WOBBLY OUTFIELD IN EARLY SEASON
Trade brings Everett Scott Joe Bush and Sam Jones to the Yankees boosting pitching depth but the outfield looks thin for the first month as Hob Meusel and Babe Ruth sit out due to Landis suspension. Polo Grounds rumors link Detroit's Bobby Veach to New York in talks with no firm deal yet.
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Burns Crowned Australia Middleweight Champion
Australian boxing report says Frank Burns rose from prelim to 160 pound king of the kangaroo continent. Burns aims for America for bigger purses, but manager Jack Munro plans to keep him home while opportunities and money are limited.
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Old Eagle Eye Returns as Vancouver Goalkeeper Rejoins Lineup
Hughie Lehman, Vancouver goalie, heals from a severe eye cut and is set to return for the North pontey night clash against Victoria pur chasers. Billy Murray, who filled in, impressed with defense but has been inactive. Lehman’s comeback boosts the Millionaires and pleases British Columbia ice fans.
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Eckart Team Quits Star Soccer League Over Alleged Poaching
Eckart Cigar Co. manager Caston withdraws eleven from The Star league alleging Hoeing and West Seattle teams lured players away. He names Max Kelp Hanes Mehi Al McKinnon and others as gone this week. League manager Rose undecided on actions or points for remaining games as schedule outlined for upcoming matches at Woodland Park Lincoln Park and other venues.
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Jock and Jim Hutchison and Barnes Lose Seattle Exhibition
Snow halted the 18 hole exhibition featuring Jock Hutchison and Jim Barnes with Phil Jefferson and Bob Johnstone as spectators. The pair headed south after the unplayable Everett course, delaying appearances in Portland and Seattle.
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Eckart Cigar Co Withdraws from The Star Soccer League
The Star editorial laments Eckart Cigar Co team leaving the league amid alleged tampering with players. If charges hold, strict rules will be set to curb tactics. if false, it harms Eckart and its manager. The Star stresses fairness and notes only joint consent governs player moves.
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Mets Win In Overtime At Victoria Hockey Clash
Seattle Mets notch a 3 2 overtime victory over Victoria at the Aristocrat rink to seize early first place in the league standings. Frank Foyston nets the deciding goal 1:15 into OT as Seattle, missing Bobby Rowe, dominates a rough, well fought game with Dunderdale briefly sidelined.
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Jimmy Clabby Retires From Boxing After Loss
Jimmy Clabby, veteran American middleweight now living in New Zealand, retires following defeat by Frank Byrne, Australian middleweight champion. Once among the era’s greats, his prime years in boxing are described as long past.
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Miss Stirling May Quit Game
Disappointment over losing her title to Miss Marion Hollins of New York in October may influence Miss Alexa Stirling, former American women's golf champion, to retire from championship competition.
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Local bowling league reports mixed results and rising stars
A chaotic recap shows Kippe and Heidt winning separate matches while Natton-Oliver flattens Alderwood Manor. Monard Smith joins the o boys and helps climb the standings as the Draxamans fall short. Griffin posts strong 644 pins with varied performances from Vaden Meyers and Compton. The Telephone league plans a two man handicap event on Friday December 34 as players train hard.
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Weight Tossers Sought for Varsity Track Team
Coach Edmundson seeks one or more shot putters and discus tossers with varsity eligibility. Job to fill the weight section after Captain Guy Pope, who led last season, and potential candidates include Jimmy Bryan and Gene Berg. Pope reportedly plans to join the varsity field next spring.
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Bagshaw to Tour With Washington Glee Club
Coach Enoch W. Bagshaw will tour with the Washington Glee Club next week visiting Portland and Western Washington cities. He will speak at commercial club luncheons and meetings on prospects for university athletics next year.
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Centre College Favored Over Arizona In Intercollegiate Match
Centre College enters as the favorite in a likely one sided contest against Arizona noted for undersized players and a tough schedule. Centre features a strong lineup led by coachs and faster, more developed teams while Arizona relies on lighter, less experienced players in the clash reflected by weights and season context.
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