Dugdale Recalls A Life In Baseball From Player To Magnate
D E Dugdale will tell his story in The Star detailing a baseball career spanning from the early 1880s to 1919. He recalls playing shortstop with Charley Bennett John Clarkson Mike Kelly and other Hall of Fame figures and describes how the game evolved into its modern form. The first installment appears in Friday's Star.
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D. E. Dugdale
Northwest
Daniel E. Dugdale
Dugdale
Charley Bennett
John Clarkson
Tom Kennedy
Mike Kelly
Baseball
Hall of Fame
Dug
Fanning With No Big 1922 Ring Ring Spotlight
A retrospective on 1922 boxing highlights noting Dempsey’s inactivity, Georges Carpentier stepping into headlines, and Buff Bufford as the era’s big losing figure. Mentions Wills, Dundee, Greb, and other title changes amid a year of mixed bout talk and ring intrigue.
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Mir
Georges
Dempsey
Will
Harry Wills
Wills
Carpentier
Sik
Schroeder to Play in 1923 Beavers Spring Camp
Portland pitcher Lefty Schroeder who was suspended last season is to be reinstated and join the Beavers spring camp, according to a telegraph received today.
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Lefty
Portland
Beavers
Coveleskie
Detroit Pilot Values Ex Indian Southpaw Francis for Tigers
Cobb praised Ray Francis of the Washington club as a top pitching southpaw. He noted Francis’s better stuff than most AL lefties and predicted he could become Detroit’s best left handed pitcher in years. Francis impressed Cobb as the ideal southpaw to bolster a pennant bid.
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Y Cobb
Cobb
Ray Francis
Washington
Seattle
Oldham
Bert Cole
Francis
Detroit
Will Gagnon Break In At Washington Shortstop
Will Gagnon, newly acquired from Detroit for Francis, may push veteran Roger Peckinpaugh at short but Peckinpaugh remains a standout fielder. Possible trade or shift to third could occur as Gagnon battles for a lineup spot.
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Washington
Detroit
Francis
Roger Peckinpaugh
Roger
Peckinpaugh
Peck
Harris
Bo Gagnon
Holy Crom College
Rochester
Spitball Pitchers Fade as Sothoron Leaves Club
The Cleveland minor league sale of pitcher Sothoron marks another end for spitball specialists. Only six spitters remain in the American League club ranks, with five or six veterans likely to start the 1923 season. Coveleskie Faber Shocker and Quinn lead a fading era as the spitball declines with each season.
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Allan Sothoron
Cleveland
Sothoron
Allan Russell
Boston
Stanley Coveleskie
Read Faber
Chicago
Urban Shocker
St. Louis
Jack Quinn
Quinn
Changes in Football Rules Voted Down by Grid Mentors
The American Association of Football Coaches held its second annual meeting in New York with major figures discussing rule changes. Proposals to increase penalties for clipping from the rear or side and for delaying the game were voted down. The group approved the try for point after touchdown for this year, with no consensus on tie-breakers.
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York
American Association of Football Coaches
Major Daly
West Point
John W. Heisman
Pennsylvania
Frank O'Neill
Columbia
Myatt Bound for Cleveland in $30,000 Deal
Milwaukee catcher Glenn Myatt is expected to join the Cleveland Indians for 30000 dollars and three players after a failed trial with the Athletics. The move caps a dramatic player trade involving Myatt and major league clubs.
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Milwaukee
Athletics
Cleveland Indians
Veterans land jobs as pilots in Western league
Fred Luderous and Bo Konetchey, former star first basemen, have become managers in the Western league. Luderous pilots the Oklahoma City team while Konetchey serves as manager of the Omaha squad.
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Fred Luderous
Bo Konetchey
Luderous
Oklahoma City
Konetchey
Omaha
Pilot
Jess Willard to Box Frank Farmer in Tacoma Exhibition
Boxer Jess Willard meets Frank Farmer in a four round exhibition tonight in Tacoma. Willard also scheduled for two four round bouts here Tuesday night at the Crystal Pool.
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Jess Whillard
Frank Farmer
Tacoma
Willard
Crystal Pool
Edmonton Edges Calgary In Western League OT Thriller
Edmonton defeated Calgary 2 to 1 after eight minutes of overtime in a Western league hockey fixture played here last night.
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Edmonton
Deibel Named Captain of Lafayette College Football
Arthur Doeibel star tackle for three seasons will captain the Lafayette College team next season. He succeeds Behwab, an All American guard who served as captain for two years.
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Lafayette
Behwab
Can Bagby Come Back With Pitt
The article memorializes Jim Bagby, noting his distinctive pitching style and character. It reflects on his career with Cleveland, mentions a potential Pittsb ur acquisition, and argues that Bagby’s “half speed” and fadeaway, plus confidence, shaped his success. It suggests a change of scenery could restore form.
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Tagby
Jim
Bagby
Maybo
Jim Bagby
Barnyard Golf Championship Planned for February
Petersbuгg Fla December 18 plans are under way for the fifth annual mid winter United States barnyard golf championship at Waterfront baseball park with a $5000 prize and $1600 raised. National Association of Horseshoe Pitchers vice president J Todd Flower Akron said all past champions enter including Frank Lundin New London Iowa. John Miller Rock Valley Iowa arrived to train for the event. Miller is 82.
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Fla
J. Todd Flower
Akron
National Association of Horseshoe
United States
Flower
Frank Lundin
New London
Fred M. Brust
Columbus
George May
Frank Jackson
Kellerton
Charlies Bobbit
Lancaster
Co. C. Davis
Kansas City
John Miller
Rock Valley
Miller Fa
Caseys Rout Orting Cardinals 47–16 at K of C Gym
The Knights of Columbus defeated the Orting Cardinals 47 to 16, ending Orting’s 22 game win streak. Stan Riddie led with 18 points as Caseys rolled over the visitors and kept the home crowd energized.
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Knights of Columbus Basketball Steam Roller
Caseys
Orting Cardinals
K. of C
Orting
Stan Riddie
K.off
Poa
O.C
Harris
Nicholson
Hmarkina
Tudale
Zeibel
Clementson
Burlingham
Moyers
Benjamin
Davidson
McAteer
Baseball News From Fastern League and Beyond
Marty Rheeda earns a second chance with Ph phim Athletics in the Fastern league. TM Spene shows continued power as official league stats place a .592 batting clip for Leach of Waterloo. Clechonatt markets Rube Dresser amid outfield surplus as Chuck Ward moves to the International league. Dente Bush expected to bring new speed and aggression to the Washington American League club.
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Fastern League
The
Ph Phim Athletics
TM Spene
Portland
Yerge Leach
Waterloo
Jimmy Bryan Joins Washington Varsity Basketball Team
After a strenuous football season Jimmy Bryan return to action with the University of Washington basketball five for the first time this season. The injured guard is valued for his jumping ability and is slated to play guard with Frayne Lewis Heaketh at center and Crawford alongside Bryan.
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University of Washington
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Edmundson
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White to Meet Kansas in New bout at New York
Charles White, the recent lightweight winner over Richie Mitchell, is slated to fight Rocky Kansas of Buffalo in New York on January 29.
Bud Taylor to Fight Pancho Villa January 16
Chicago report states Bud Taylor of Terre Haute has signed with Milwaukee promoter Tom Andrews to fight Pancho Villa on January 16. Moscow dispatch notes Soviet courts rule failure to return borrowed books as a prison offense.
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Tom Andrews
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Pancho Villa
Moscow
Stanford Pittsburg Showdown Looms For Holiday Grid Iron
United Press staff correspondent notes a clash at Stanford Stadium as Stanford and Pittsburgh prepare to test Warner’s system. California coaches and players watch closely while Pittsburg’s backfield and Stanford’s improving line face off and a decisive outcome looms.
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Pop” Warner
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Ted Thye Defeats Karasiok in Three-Fall Bout
Portland match reports Coast middleweight Ted Thye defeating Al Karasiok the so called Russian lion in a three fall bout The first fall went to Thye by a wrist lock Karasiok won the second with a headlock and Thye clinched the final fall by slamming his opponent on their back for the decisive victory.
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Ted Thye
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al Karasiok
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Karasiok
Vancouver Maroons Rout Seattle Mets 4-3 in Arena Thriller
Vancouver defeated Seattle 4 to 3 as Art Duncan and Frank Foyston led the scoring. Jim Riley and Mickey MacKay tangled on the ice, and penalties punctuated a contested game with John Dempsey-like flair.
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Jack Dempsey
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MacKay
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Harris
Benton Bought by Reds After Ban Johnson and Landis Rift
Judge rules Rube Benton may return to major leagues and Garry Herrmann of Cincinnati buys Benton. Benton had been barred after the 1919 world series scandal amid allegations he knew of a fixed series and was accused of placing bets. Expects to play next year for the Reds.
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Rube Benton
Garry Herrmann
Cincinnati Reds
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Johnson
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