Seattle Club Likely Shuns Batting Shift This Season
Regular lineup seen as Walter McCredie keeps Seattle lineup near standard. Batting shift, popular with past Seattle Indiana, may be shelved as Lane Murphy occupy regular spots. Past shifts by Middleton Lane against the opposite, and 1922 Western league moves trigger roster changes. Only Vernon may use shift with Hyatt against righties and Bebadier against lefties.
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Seattle
Leoh. Lassen
Walter McCredie
Seattle Indiana
Rod Murphy
Bates
Roxy Middleton
Billy Lane
Middleton
William
Ike Lane
Murphy
Rod
George Stalis
Boston Braves
Cleveland Indians
Tris
Johnston
Evans
Jamieson
Smithland Wood
Athletics
Burne
Wreck Sox
Stuffy McKnaw
Cleveland
Beanaes
Smith
Boston
Vernon
Ham Hyatt
Pete Bebneider
Baseball Rumors Sweep Through Training Camps and Signings
Hans Wagner resigns after three years at Carnegie Tech to run a Pittsburg sporting goods store. Vernon Tigers sign Bob Humphrey to trial, while coast league camps list Beattie through Sacramento. John Mohardt signs with Detroit Tigers after Notre Dame stint and scandal. Frisch and Murphy hit safely in every World Series at bats last year. Mack Wheat and Tom Daly joined as catchers, possibly boosting Red Baldwin’s Los Angeles gate.
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Hans Wagner
Carnegie Tech Institute
Pittsberg
John Mohardt
Notre Dame
Detroit Tigers
Catholic College
Mohardt
Ayloraville
Til
Frank Frisch
Dan Murphy
Frise
the Yanke
Johy
Athletics
Giants
Mack Wheat
Tom Daly
Red Haldwin
Los Angeles
Wade Kiliefer
University of Washington Swimmers Organize for Spring Season
The University of Washington swimmers have organized a club and will elect officers at a Monday meeting. Preparations include outfitting lockers at the crew house on Lake Union and reactivating the diving float. Practice occurs in the T pool twice weekly, with plans for meets against Merts with A. C. and Oregon. John Trumbull is captain and Lambert Sternbergh coach.
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Uiversity OF Washington
Lake Union Canal
A. C
Oregon
John Trumbull
Lambert Sternbergh
Moose Johnson Quits Hockey For Portland Home
Victoria’s hockey star Moose Johnson leaves mid season to return home in Portland. Fans doubted the move but it appears he truly intends to retire, marking the end of a unique figure in the sport.
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Johnson
Portland
Coast
Victoria Star
Prep Hoop Climax in Seattle Race Nears Finish
Seattle basketball tightens as Franklin and Queen Anne collide in key games. The Quays ride eight straight wins into two away tests at Broadway and Mt. Baker. Franklin seeks momentum with speed on defense from Young Kono and Hayward Dare while Queen Anne counts on Enoch Schultz Jesse Douglas and Clarence Shreeve to counter.
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Franklin
Queen Anne
The
Quays
Broadway
Mt. Baker
We Mesme Bd
Aleene
Young Kono
Nippon Star
Hayward Dare
Harry Speidel
Enoch Schultz
Jesse Douglas
Clarence Shreeve
Ballard
Tiger
Washington Huskies End Road Trip With Poor Run
The University of Washington basketball team, previously on a 10 game win streak, won only one of four on the road. Idaho and Washington State each split two games, with Idaho beating the Huskies twice and Washington State also taking one win, 30 to 20. Washington plans to return home for two games against Oregon Aggies this weekend.
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University of Washington
Purple and Gold
Seattle
Idaho
Pullman
Washington
Oregon Aggies
Freshmen Win Basket Race in City League Title
University of Washington freshmen led the City League season finish with a 48 75 percent win rate. The University Commercial club Washington super varsity and Northern Life teams tied for second. Hall Business College took third while System Sign and Y M C A teams tied for fourth and Lakeside club finished last.
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University of Washington
University Commercial Club
Washington Supervarsity
Northern Life
Hall Business College
Lakeside Club
Vean Gregg Heads to Byron Hot Springs Training Camp
Vean Gregg, Seattle's new southpaw, spent hours in the city on his way to Byron Hot Springs camp. Though out of pro baseball for four years, the Canadian resident is in condition and confident of a successful season.
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Vean Gregg
Seattle
Byron Hot Springs
Gregg
Canada
Kenworthy Suspended by Landis in Baseball Dispute
Judge Landis suspended Kenworthy from baseball while appeals proceed after arbitration ruled him the Beattie club’s property over a side contract. Beattie club backed by executive Beattie and Pacific Coast League President McCarthy announced the action Saturday. Iron Duke remains confident the matter will be resolved.
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Supreme Head of Baseball
Kenworthy
Minor League Arbitration Board
Beattie Club
Beattie
Iron Duke
O. K
McCarthy
Pacific Coast League
Amateur Puck Title Tilt Between Washington and Mapleleaf
Washington and Mapleleaf meet at the Arena tonight for the Amateur Hockey Association title. Washington is weakened by ineligible players Coupes and Goff due to scholastic discrepancies. Mapleleaf seeks championship glory in a high stakes contest.
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University of Washington
Mapleleaf Post
Arena
Amateur Hockey Association
Washington
Coupes
Goff
Ray Hangs Up New World Record in 3000 Meters
Joie Ray of the Illinois A C sets a new world best for the 3000 meters with a time of 8 minutes 31.25 seconds, surpassing the former mark of 8 minutes 35 seconds set by George Bonhag in 1911.
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Joie Ray
Illinois
A. C
George Bonhag
Johnson Comments On Baseball's Pace Since 1907
Veteran sports figure discusses perceived decline in quality and pace of play since 1907. He cites slower bases running, emphasis on contact hitting, the lively ball, and elimination of freak pitching as factors shaping a more slam-bang era while noting a slump during World War I years and recent record-breaking feats.
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Babe Muth
Star League Baseball Thinks On Ball Type For March Meet
Managers of the loop echeda set a March 1 pest meet to decide whether the Star League will use rubber centered or cork countered baseballs. Bracken to manage the Pirates again and Griffiths brothers prominent in league activities this year. Also joining forces are Bellarad Joiners and Allen Athletic association for the beerhall season. Wig Caston to manage Mekert cigar team. Bly piloted champions last year. Ray Willis to play with Mighteed Park this season. Open entries for Star League futries via sporting editor.
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Pitend Nuch Griffiths
Waethteten Park Brothers
Egein
Bellarad
Allen Athletic Association
Hoth
Wig Caston
Mekert
Clase Bichampione
Bly
Menegere
The
Star
Harrahans Weight Challenge at Cascade Athletic Club Show
Harrahhan prepares to fight Morgan Jones in a Cas cade Athletic club event at the Pavilion Tuesday night. Jones trains in Tacoma and arrives tomorrow. Gordon meets Pantley while Williams, Roberts, Woods, Kelly, Palmer, and Fiteximmona appear in other bouts.
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Morgan Jones
Cascade Athletic Club
Pavilion
Jones
Tacoma
Able Gordon
Frankie Wpantley
Gordon
Pat Williams
Owen Roberts
Soldier Woods
Freddy Kelly
Joe Palmer
Art Fiteximmona
Final week will decide ice honors in Vancouver tilt
The Millionaires host the Victorians in a key Vancouver game with a win clinching Vancouver’s playoff berth. Victoria must win both of its remaining games to reach the playoffs, while Seattle can clinch the title series by beating Vancouver Wednesday.
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Vancouver
Victoria
Mets
Seattle
Millionaires
Vicoria
Scoreless Tie Game Highlights Junior Series Action
Laying to a scoreless tie the Cowan Cigar Co. and Washington Park produced one of the best junior series games in The Starnocoer league at Lincoln Park. Smith starred in goal for Park. Griffiths and Welch stood out for Park and Cowan respectively. Cowan clinched the junior title and will receive the trophy Saturday.
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Washington Park
Lincoln Park
Smith
Park
Bill Griffiths
Welch
Breen
Cowan
Cowan Cigar
Easton
Maguire
Duffy
Nichola
Fraser
Landstrom
Erg
Hanson
Knowles
Merz
Snider
Johnson Wagner
Kllistad
Griffiths
HM. Griffiths
Perasch
Collins
Costa
Georges Carpentier to defend title vs Gibbons Greb winner
New York Feb 20 Georges Carpentier will defend his world light heavyweight title against the winner of the Tommy Gibbons Harry Greb bout. The French champion has not replied to the challenge from the new American title holder Gene Tunney.
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New York
Georges Carpentier
Tommy Gibbons
Harry Greb
Paria
Gene Tunney
Collins Cubs Upset Dope Beat Ben Paris
The Collins Cubs defeated the Ben Paris Billiards 23 to 9 in the final series at the Elks club. Jimmy Logan led the Cubs with strong forward play while Paris used rough tactics leading to ejections and warnings from Referee Morris. The Star notes prior league trouble from the Billiards and urges continued authority and fair play as the season advances.
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Dope
Ben Paris
Leo H. Lassen
Elks’ Club
Tunias Teanhe
Env Vusive Vewphs
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Jimmy Logan
Cub
Billard
Harry Feldman
Rhinaldo Caccia
Morris
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Caccia
Knights of Columbus
Reggie Bird
Hep
Paris Billiards
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Willett
M. Peldman
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Killie
Kopetein
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Gaysules
Throne
Hird
Etllett
Caceia
Gayoules
M. Feldman
Bob Morris
Star Basket Circuit Finals Take Center Stage In Seattle
In Seattle's high school basketball scene, gunfire rhetoric and All-City chatter color the season as Dean Boy of Lincoln amplifies crowd reactions at period ends. Publicity around stars distracts from team play, while Mt. Baker's captain leads and multi-sport athlete features surface from Broadway and rival squads.
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Jim Keepers
Seattle
Dean Boy
Lincoln
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