Walter McCredie Faces Must Win Season With Seattle Coast League
Walter McCredie must deliver a successful season as manager of the Seattle Coast League club, taking the helm after Bill Kenworthy. The article notes his reputation, Boldt’s inexperience, and the pressure of producing a winner to placate fans. It also touches on Kenworthy’s contract dispute and Rennie’s potential sale.
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Yatalter McCredie
Bill Kenworthy
Kenworthy
Jim Boldt
Seattle
Walter
Kenworth
Saaphale
Ing
Clyde Wares
Wares
Indians
Rennie
Bill Cunningham
McCredie
Ngee
Erty
Boldt
Iron Duke
Washington Huskies Dominate Cougars 40 to 10 in Victory
Washington State’s defense held Washington State to only two floors scores as the Huskies roll to a 40 to 10 win. Nicholson led Washington with five baskets while Lewis and Sielk added multiple early scores. Friel and Sayers were largely shut down. Fouls slowed the pace as Crawford and Friel struggled at the line and Peters subbed in for Sielk to anchor Washington’s attack.
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Fashington
Cougars
Purple
Edmundson
Washington State
Friel
Crawford
Washington
Lewis
Sayers
Sielk
Bryan
Burke
Indians Punt On Injured Ace Shaw Rejoins Rotation
Jim Shaw, a veteran right hander once among the American League's top pitchers, joined the Indians after a knee injury sidelined him last year. Cleveland bets on a comeback as Shaw wields potential to anchor the staff.
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Jim Shaw
Washington
Shaw
Indians
Mixed sports showcase precedes Washington W. C. game
The event pairs the baseball and football squads in a Japan themed exhibition. The diamond stars, in dramatic attire, open with a strong drive led by George Torrance. Fat Miles and Frank Setzer top scoring for the baseball team while Zeke Clarke and Hank Haynes anchor the football line.
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Washington W
S. C
Diamond Stars
Japan
George “Torchy
Torrance
Miles
Frank Setzer
Zeke Clarke
Bob Ingram
Hank Haynes
Harry Quass
Eckman
Ray Hill
Frat Mitt Finals Set On Monday
Ab bouts in the fraternity boxing league will be held Monday night in the gymnasium. University champions will be crowned by all University and class mills. Chuck Chadbourne and Noble McCredie meet in the headline bout. McCredie drew with Red McRae last week and will challenge Chadbourne despite weight handicap. Other finals include Prick Johnson vs Malloy in 158 pounds, Urbaneck against Leavitt in 145, Knox vs Ward in 125, and Millett vs Hudson in lightweights.
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Fraternity
All
University
Class Mills
Chuck” Chadbourne
Noble McCredie
McCredie
Red” McRae
Chadbourne
Pi Kappa Alpha
Theta Delta Chi
Johnson
Phi Gamma Delta
Malloy
Regular Soccer Games Set For Sunday In The Star League
The Star league plans a Sunday slate with two senior matches at 1 p m Woodland Park Club vs Post Office and 2 15 p m West Seattle vs Boeing Aircraft at Hiawatha playfield West Seattle aims to rebound while Maple Leafs idle Junior action centers on Parkers versus Ballard Juniors at Washington Park 2 p m South Park faces Allen Athletic at South Park 2 p m Cowan Cigar Co meets Ben Paris Billiard at Walla Walla 2 p m Lineups due Friday noon for print and referees to report Sunday results by phone Main 0600
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Woodland Park
Bob Lemon
Lincoln Park
West Seattle
Boeing Aircraft
Hiawatha
Billy Waller
Maple Leafs
Washington Park
Parkers
Ballard
Walla Walla
Jack Hall
Star
Hungarian partridges released in King and Pierce counties
J W Kinney, supervisor of game and game fish, oversaw the release of about 56 Hungarian partridges in King county with a like number sent to Tacoma in Pierce county. The birds, trapped in several Eastern Washington counties, proved hardy and may prosper in the local climate.
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Earl A. Fry
King County
Tacoma
Pierce County
J. W. Kinney
Washington
Whatcom
Lincoln Hoopers Win Mix In West Side Game
Lincoln five defeated West Seattle 25 to 6 in the West Side gym. Captain McCloud led Lincoln with four field goals and seven free throws while holding his opponent scoreless. McCutchin also starred as Monty Snider added three baskets in a solid floor game. West Seattle was mainly defensive and off on offense.
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West Seattle
West Side
Northenders
Ballard
Indians
McCloud
Lincoln
Leonardo McCutchin
Monty Snider
Weat Seattle
Ume
W. Seattle
Lincoln Taddy
Bower
Acass
Torney Oom Concen
Kwapili Forrester
McCloud Bonamy
McCutchin
Joyce
Kwapli
Byers
Gorley
Olson
Davia
Lippy
Davie
Torney
Balder
Oleon
McCloud T
Harrison
Tor Trance
First Gun Cup Shoot Opens Sunday at Fort Lawton
The Seattle Gun Club at Fort Lawton hosts the First Gun Cup event Sunday morning with a Reid trophy clock challenge and a 25 target turkey shoot. Fred England holds the trophy as shooters begin on the added handicap system. Alvin Schwager arranged a club turkey contest. Shooting starts at 9 20 a.m. New shooters are urged to arrive early.
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Seattle
Alvin Schwager
Dundee Beats Benjamin in Lightweight Bout in New York
Johnny Dundee, the junior lightweight champion, fought Joe Benjamin in a 15 round match at weigh in about five pounds over the limit. Dundee used his aggressiveness and left hooks to keep Benjamin off balance, with Benjamin knocked down in the fifth and landing his best punch in the final round. No title was at stake.
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York
Johnny Dundee
Joe Benjamin
Pacific Coast
Dundee
Benjamin
Spring sports drain university treasury at Washington
The graduate manager notes spring sports are not money makers for the University of Washington. Crew cost about $4000 last year with no receipts expected this year. Track never profits and only last year’s trip to Japan helped the baseball account stay balanced.
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University of Washington
Association
Japan
Aristocrats Trim Vancouver 2 1 To Lead Victoria Hockey Standings
Victoria defeats Vancouver 2 to 1 in a tight hockey game at Notoria. The win puts Victoria atop the standings while Vancouver drops to second and the Mets slide to the cellar. The match features increased penalties and hard checks as both teams chase the pennant in a narrow race.
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Victoria
Vancouver
Fowler
Soveee Beoveseeede
Sen
Lengbiis Discseves
Duncan Oatman
Cook Meeking Eeenee
Macessenses MacKay Danderdale
Dunderdale
Oatman
Robert
Northwest golf rising stars and returning legends in 1922
Tacoma pro Neil Christian leaves in April for New York to work as assistant to the national open champion at Pelham Country Club. He rose from caddie at Tacoma CC to pro, with notable Northwest finishes. Also: Jeff Park Club to vote, Kerry returns to Seattle golf life, Joe Jefferson back after knee injury, and top British pros including Vardon and Duncan plan to challenge for the American Open.
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KM Barnes
Jock Hutchison
Northwest
Neil Christian
Tacoma
New York
Pelham Country Club
Christian
Barnes
Lochburn
Vancouver
Cleveland
Kerry
Seattle
Portland
A. 8
George Duncan
Abe Mitchell
Harry Vardon
J. H. Taylor
Sandy Herd
Jamie Braid
Freshman Tennis Looms Strong at Washington
Freshman tennis at the University of Washington shows a strong season ahead as Seattle high schools supply three captains and multiple stars. Armand Marion, Broadway captain last year, aims for a place on the yearling squad with Hill Nollan of Lincoln and Bruch Hewketh as college arrivals. Joe Livengood of Franklin also reports when courts reopen.
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University of Washington
Seattle
Armand Marion
Hill Nollan
Lincoln
Bruch Hew Keth
Joe Livengood
Franklin
Borba Larson draw in Sacramento semiwindup
Henry Borba and Battling Larson fought to a draw in Sacramento last night. Pickles Martin decisioned Ernie Laindgren, both of San Francisco. Kid Reese beat Louis Kaepen, Joe Santos showed grit against Jimmy Callahan, Joe Mendina defeated Bad Riley, Joe Bock stopped Tattling Reese in round one, and Eddie Morris tied with Young Castella.
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Sacramento
Cal
United Press
Henry Borba
Battling Larson
Pickles Martin
San Francisco
Ernie Laindgren
Kid Reese
Sacramento Negro
Louis Kaepen
Joe Santos
Manila
Jimmy Callahan
Joe Mendina
Bad Riley
Joe Bock
Reese
Eddie Morris
Young Castella
Huskies Chosen as U Washingtons New Athletic Moniker
The University of Washington athletic squads will be known as the Huskies replacing the U varsity nickname. The decision came after a committee led by Hank Haynes and the Big W club proposed the name at a basketball game in the university gym. Fans reacted favorably to Husky as the team name.
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New York
France
Akies
Washington
University Gym
Hank” Haynes
Wolgast Ready for Coast Title Bout at Pavilion
Johnny McKay is favored to win the 160 pound coast championship after Marty Farrell defeated Bert Collins. Wolgast trains daily at the West Athletic Club and plans to counter McKay with solid punching. The card includes Frankie Pantley, Joe Matinson, and Eddie Hammond with two strong preliminaries.
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Jhnny
West Athletic Club
Eianent Kay
McKay
Marty Farrell
Bert Collmas
South
Wolgast
Miller
Frankie Pantley
Los Angeles
Yank recruit Robby Tecart sick with pneumonia at home
York Yankees southpaw pitcher Robby Tecart, paid $10,000 by the city, lies critically ill at his home in Tarrytown New Jersey with pneumonia. He has been ill for some time and recently worsened, according to a New York dispatch.
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Robby Tecart
Cruit
York Yankees
City
Tarrytown
N. J
Tecart
New York Dispatch
Final Standing of Star Junior Basket League
The final standings of the Star Junior Basket League list teams and ranks reflecting season results. Top positions highlight the league champions and order of finish, with key performances and notable players contributing to final placement.
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Star Junior Basket League
Billiards clash postponed. rerouted to Collins playfield Wednesday
West Seattle versus Pen Paris Billiards game postponed at Etke club by mutual request. Winner to meet Shaner and Wolff for finals contention with Dandy Making Co Battery and Cook ins Cubs at Collins playfield Wednesday night at 7.
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West Seattle
Pen Paris Billiards
Etke’ Club
Collins
Shaner & Wolff
Dandy Making Co. Battery
Cookins Cubs
Gis Pain: Dona Trust Faces Hous Relia Men
In Gis PAIN, a Dona Trust case focuses on housing reliability issues involving a group of men. The report outlines concerns about trust, oversight, and ongoing actions to restore stability.
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Leomia
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Abcco
Merrington
Ieof
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Peters
Froude
Crawfora
U. of W
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Lest
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O. K
Green River
Piper & Taft
Jean
Jacques Landry
Jacques Kergues
Rainier's Peak
Mountain
Lincoln Hoopers
North Enders Swamp
Seattle Indians
Tincoln's
Mets
Notoria, B. C
Piret
Nene
W. Loughlin
W. Loughtin
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Jefferson Park Golf Club
College Club
Edgar L. Crider
W. E. “Bill” Froude
Jeffersonians
Joe Jefferson
Jefferson Park
Seattle General Hospital
Joe
Fecnew
Wmark
No.l
Dandy Baking Co
Ben Parte Tiliards
Wert Beattie
Hatlard Cube
Asahi Juniors
Sheen
Pirates
Yester
Nattery
Tear
Cewe
Coline Cubs
Bracy
Shawn Wate
Wilson's Man
Mikadoes
Imperials
Aan Beattie Boys Club
Imperiale
Beattie Boys’ Club
Line Field House
Hattery
Haking Co
Halland Cubs
Dakers
Seattle Boys’ Club
Yesler A
Tesllie Cardin
Lakewide
WNIT
Thrift
Elbert Hubbard
Dexter Horton National Bank
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