New Shortstops Head Coast League For 1921 Season
The Coast League opens 1921 with many new shortstops across clubs led by San Francisco and Los Angeles. Players named include Jimmy Smith, Harry Lunte, Joe Angeles, Jimmy MacDonald, Roy Corhan, K White, and Ernie (last name unclear). Portland and Salt Lake also list new shortstops as clubs rotate talent and trades shape rosters for the season.
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Leo H. Lassen
P. C
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Immy Smith
F Lake
Harry Lunte
Joe Angeles
Jimmy Macernon
Roy Corhan
Oakland
K. White
Franciseco
Jimmy Smith
Seattle
Cincinnati Reds
Fd Collins
White Sox
Smith
Indianapolis
Portland
Salt Lake
Spranger
Wes Kingdon
Ernie
Chicago
Wto
Harry Lante
A. L
Lante
Billy Orr
Francisco
Maveney
Johnny Mitchell
New York Yanks
Roy
Corhan
Ils
Tigers
Akland
Hit
Rochester
Jimmy MacCauley
MacCall
Ernie On
Connolly Mulls Move as Manager Seeks Outfielder Fit
Connolly, the young Francisco outfielder, may be available as Manager Graham shows interest in a new addition. Early promise faded and his market value remains uncertain. Speculation places him as a potential fit with Salt Lake, should a deal materialize.
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Connolly
Francisco
Graham
Salt Lake
Vernon Tigers Hire Ham Hyatt as New First Baseman
Hyatt joins Vernon after a stint with Northwesters to Vancouver in 1908 and later Toledo. He played for the Newark Americans before being sent to Vernon to fill the first base hole left by Babe Bor. The veteran slugger brings power at the plate and Seattle fans recognize his prior pro experience.
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Tigers
Hyatt
Vernon Tigers
Babe” Bor
Seattle
Northwestern
Vancouver
Bleshow
American Associaion
Toledo
Newark Americans
Ernon
Johnny Mitchell
Keen race for base stealing honors in Conat league
Rod Murphy a 1920 champion returns to the fold joining a field including Marty McGaffigan Babe Pinelli Billy Lane Dixie Carroll Brick Kidred Red Kille fer and Merlin Kopp in the base stealing race for this season.
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Conat
Rod” Murphy
Marty McGaffigan
Babe” Pinelli
Billy Lane
Dixie’ Carroll
Brick” Kidred
Red Killefer
Merlin Kopp
Proud Reds Pay Price for Poor Temperament
The Cincinnati Reds, once a world champions ship, are dismantling after failing to repeat the win. Garry Herrmann offers players for broadcast to other clubs as trades proceed before the team heads south. Team unity and effort are cited as lacking.
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Cincinnati Reds
Cincy
Reds
Garry Herrmann
Bowling Match Results From Local League Scores
The Telephone League divisions split games with Motor Vehicle and Installation Department taking the odd game. Nelson led with 223 and 599 total. Henediet 108, Webah 214, Prowse 215 in the double centenary class. Mr and Mrs Lake won by five pins over Le Hiond and Reichert. Reichert led women with 463 and Soule topped men with 661.
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Nelson
Henediet
Webah
Prowse
Lake
le Hiond
Reichert
Mr. Reichert
Mr. Soule
Pfiefer
Dempeey
Bradiey
Dawe
Grant
Ant Jackson
Netterbollad
Wren
OEE
Welton
Kiderman
Ace Groeft Bveg
Essavcqnecsess
Sie Jackson
McCoubrey
Anderson Tewn
Winebott
le Wland
Heichert
Boul
Take
Sieger and Defoe Box Draw in New York
Sammy Sieger of New York and Billie Defoe of St. Paul boxed a fast 15 round draw last night in New York. Defoe had a two pound weight advantage. Earl Baird of Seattle boxed a 10 round draw with Freddy Jacks of Brooklyn. Both fighters weighed 126 pounds.
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New York
Sammy Sieger
Billie Defoe
St. Paul
Defoe
Earl Baird
Seattle
Freddy Jacks
Brooklyn
Claude Hendrix Granted Unconditional Release
Chicago Feb. 16 Claude Hendrix a pitball pitcher for the Chicago Nationals has been given his unconditional release. President William Veeck announced Hendrix’s name had been mentioned in a fixed game between Philadelphia and Chicago but said the incident did not affect the release.
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Chicago
Claude Hendrix
Chicago Nationals
William Veeck
Hendrix
Philadelphia
Veeck
Texas Oklahoma league formed with 140 game schedule
Organization of the Texas Oklahoma league is complete with C. W. Battles of Sherman as president. The season opens April 19 with a 140 game schedule and a salary unit of 1800 dollars per month outside managers. Franchises will be in Corsicana Cleburne Paris Denison Bonham and Ardmore.
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Denison
Tex
Texas Oklahoma League
C. W. Batsell
Sherman
Texas Cities
Oklahoma City
Corsicana
Cleburne
Paris
Bonham
Ardmore
Tulane Names Myron K. Fuller as Head Coach
New Orleans Tulane university announces Myron K. Fuller as head football coach after Princeton approval of Fuller, the ex-Yale star.
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New Orleans
Tulane University
Myron KE. Fuller
Bill Roper
Princeton
D Fuller
Yale
The Secret of Youth Charm Ad
A charming young woman is highlighted as an example of feminine charm centered on dressing well. The answer directs readers to Cherry's at 207 Rialto Ridg on Second Ave between Madison and Spring for pretty items with a weekly payment promise.
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Cherry's
Rialto Ridg
Second Ave
Madison
Spring
Lincoln High Opens Lead With Big Win Over West Seattle
Lincoln high school defeated West Seattle 33 to 13 in their last home game, featuring fast passing and tight defense. The win puts Lincoln atop the city high school cage standings as West Seattle battled hard but lacked practice.
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Lincoln High School
West Seattle
Lincoln
Lincoln Scrubs
Weat Bee Scrubs
Linecoin
Notion
Newhirk
Bassford
F. Mradford
Menketh
Frasier
Kindred
Lincoln- Anderson
Baseford
Basford
Anderson
Cardinals Win From Cougars Pullman
Stanford University basketball team defeated Washington State 42 to 37 in Pullman to strengthen their bid for the Pacific Coast Conference title. The Cardinal led 26 to 9 at halftime and held the Cougars scoreless in the second half. They meet again tonight on the same floor before traveling to Seattle for a two game set with Washington at Beattie Gym.
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Pullman
Stanford University
Washington State College
Cardinals
Cougars
Stanford
Beattie
University of Washington
University Gym
Cardinal
Seattle
Bears Defeat Oregon Aggies In Close College Game
In Corvallis on February 16 the University of California men’s basketball team rallied in the final minutes to edge the Oregon Aggies 24 to 19. Jap Symes led the Bears while Stinson shone for the Aggies with long range shooting.
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Corvallis
Ore
University of California
Oregon Aggies
Symes
Stinson
Aggies
Sports Bring in Big Coin for UC in 1920 Season
Berkeley reports total athletic receipts of 52 thousand 928 dollars for 1920. Football accounted for the largest share, with other sports contributing a smaller portion to the year's income.
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Berkeley
Cal
University of California
Skykomish High Five Triumphs Over Index 51 to 16
Skykomish high school defeated Index high school Friday night at Skykomish by 51 to 16. Fournier and the Maloney brothers starred for the winners while Skykomish guards Miles and Smith held down the visiting attack with tight defense.
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Skykomish High School
Index High School
Skykomish
Fournier
Maloney Brothers
Miles
Smith
Ridley Defeats Harrahan In Bremerton Boxing Night
Bud Ridley coasted to a four round decision over Seattle featherweight Joe Harrahan. Ridley controlled every round with sharp right hands and left hooks as Harrahan crouched inside and failed to gain traction. The evening also featured Red Gage drawing with Roy MacCasalin, Spike Carney knocked out by Ernie Daley, and Winters defeating Sailor Bozarth in four rounds. A large Seattle crowd attended the Elks staged event with March 19 set for the next smoker and Elk's Temple dedication.
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Bremerton
Wash
Joe HarrAhan
Seattle
Bud Ridley
Coast
Tudley
Harrahan
Ridley
Wind
Joe
Dud
Bud
Gage
Roy MacCassalin
Bremerton Miller
McCanalin
Atyre
Schloesberg
Ernie Daley
Toupee
Spike Carney
Dreamland
Carney
Daley
Winters
Sailor Bozarth
Patsey Clace
Oscar Benson
Benson
Patery
Claco
Nd Schadt
the Elks
Pat Scott
Elk's Temple
Casey
Brennan and Martin May Punch in New Orleans Match
Promoter Dominick Tortorich negotiating to stage Brennan versus Martin in New Orleans. Captain Bob Roper to face Jim Griffin Pacific coast champion here Friday night while Brennan and Martin clash in New York.
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New Orleans
Dominick Tortorich
Bill Brennan
Bob Martin
Bob Roper
Roper
Jim Griffin
Brennan
Martin
New York
Boldt's French Pastry Ad Promises Fresh Treats
An advertisement urges patrons to have Daddy bring home Boldt's French Pastry. It highlights a selection of pastries and suggests convenient or timely pickup.
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Boldt
City Cage Leaders Face Hard Battle In City League
Two key City League bowling matches highlight Thursday card at Ideal alleys with Eagle versus Denby Truck and Elks No 1 versus Bike No 3. Denby Truck sits third after a strong surge while Elks and Bike feature in another matchup. The basketball slate lists MacDougall Southwick against Rosy Sound Paper Box at the Elka Club with Stanley Staatz added for the Box and other games including Elks versus Rainier Noble and Northern Life versus Silent Frates.
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Denby Truck
Elks
Denby
Ideal Alls
Eike
Kagiee
Denby Bg
Orpheumes Ve
Farooka
Chenety's
Hippe
Geeeve
Kube
Union Tallore Va
Lambermen
MacDougall Southwick
Rosy Sound
Elka’ Club
Northern Life Outfit
Stanley Staatz
MacDougall
Ce Se
Wipley Preayn
Vander Las Pumber
Toner
Hleckett
Rainier- Noble Post
Northern Life
Silent Frates
Bagshaw to Address University of Washington Alumni
Enoch Bagshaw, new UW football coach, will address the UW Alumni at the Bon Marche lunch room Thursday at noon. He will discuss 1921 football prospects while Hek R Edmundson reviews track and basketball, and Jim Arbutnot speaks to wrestling. Tickets available at the Bon Marche Thursday noon.
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Enoch Bagshaw
Univerity of Washington
University of Washington Alumni Association
Bon Marche
Hagehaw
Hek” R Edmundson
Jim Arbuthnot
Four Clubs in Pacific Coast Territory Plan
Tacoma and Yakima in Washington state plus Vancouver and Victoria in British Columbia form a four club circuit. The Pacific International league skips Portland and Seattle this year after Pacific Coast league permission. Bubbles Margrave comments on salary talks with Garry Herrmann.
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Tacoma
Pacific Coast League
Portland
Seattle
Pacific International League
Yakima
Vancouver
Victoria
British Columbia
Swimmer Langley Aims for World Plunge Record
Kieth Langley of the Seattle Crystal Swimming Club plans to attempt the world plunge for distance record at the AAU meet in San Francisco next summer. Langley recently set the Pacific Coast mark with a 61 feet five inch plunge at the Crystal Pool and is pursuing the world standard of 61 feet nine inches. Don Vickers, Crystal coach, is in Eugene, Oregon, with no definite word yet on the formal effort.
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Kieth Langley
Seattle Crystal Swimming Club
San Francisco
Mins Langley
Pacific Coast
Crystal Pool
Don Vickers
Crystal Swimming Club
Eugene
Ore
Bresnan Mud Hen team to Augusta for training camp
Roger Bresnan plans a March 10 trip to Augusta with the Mud Hens squad. He aims to have all his warriors in action at training camp to plug holes in the lineup.
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Toledo
Roger Bresnahan
Roger
Augusta
Tennis Bills Are Home Again Exhibition in San Francisco
The two tennis Bills, Bill Tilden and Bill Johnston, arrived in San Francisco after winning the Davis Cup in Australia. They will play an exhibition match tonight. Tilden leaves for Philadelphia tomorrow, Johnston stays at home. The Davis Cup trophy remains in Australia for now, with plans to ship it to the United States soon. The pair arrived aboard the liner Ventura.
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Ban Francisco
Bill Tilden
Bill Johnston
San Francisco
Australia
America
Tilden
Philadelphia
Johnston
Ventura
Victoria Pack Men Aim For Fourth Straight Win
Victoria's hockey team hosts Seattle tonight at the Arena aiming to extend a streak to four in a row. A Seattle victory would push the locals behind Vancouver for league leadership while a Victoria win would narrow the Mets' lead. Intermission entertainment features Ralph Alcock nicknamed Chaplin of skating. Game time is 8 30.
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Victoria
Seattle
Arena
Aristocrats
Victoria Seven
Mets
Vancouver
Au Torm
Ralph Alcock
Charlie Chaplin
Beattie Yowler
Woria
Daughters May Help Vickers In Crystal Pool Club
Ray Daughters who taught swimming at the naval training camp may assist Don Vickers in coaching the Crystal Pool team next season. Rutherford appointed director of physical education and athletic coach at O. A. C.
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Ray Daughters
Ming
Nay
Don Vickers
Crystal
R. B. Rutherford
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