Goebel Is Not Likely to Be Here Goebel Is Not Likely to Be Here
Veteran Cub slugger Frank Schulte may handle Seattle right field early in 1923 with Edwin Goebel unlikely to join from Washington. Goebel prefers the East, while Washington may exercise an option at 7500 dollars and may send Smith to the locals. Schulte, once a Chicago Cubs star, hit well in 250 games last season and could anchor Seattle’s outfield if Goebel stays away.
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Seattle
Edwin Goebel
Indiana
Washington
Nationals
Prise Goebel
Goebel
Optionington
Smith
Schulte
Chicago Cubs
Niko
Schulter
Fountain of
Figurine
Billy Lane
Brick
Harmer
Edwin
Seattle Mets
Jack Walker
Vancouver
Attie
Mets
Lionaires
High School Basket Race Climax Friday
Queen Anne faces Franklin in a decisive Friday clash at Franklin gym for high school basketball honors. The undefeated Quay quintet enter as favorites with size depth and team play, while Franklin relies on Greene and Mager to stem long-range shooting.
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Queen Anne
Franklin
Quay Quintet
Enoch Shultz
Jesse Douglas
Clarence Shreeve
Burke Gibson
Kazis Krauczunas
Gordon Greene
Johnny Mager
Harry Speider
Henry Kano
Hayward Dare
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Hillmen
Quay Five
Greene
Mager
Kraucsmas
Gibson
Dave
Kono
Morrow
Broadway
Tigers
Hill Squad
Lincoln
West Seattle
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Indians
Shingte Weavers
Casey Cagers Clash Renton In Valley League Showdown
The Renton basketball team visits the Knights of Columbus five on their floor tonight. Renton has lost only once this season to Kent, and both teams expect to field their regular lineups. The Knights of Columbus and Y M C A Midget teams contest the 110 pound city title with perfect records so far.
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Knights of Columbus
Kent Cagers
Kent
Caseys
City Loop
Casey
Gould
Kendall
Fon
Herbert el Gould
Neerer
Smith
Groeten
Sox Rooters Jubilant Over 1922 Prospects
Chicago White Sox fans and owners express high hopes for the 1922 season. With pitchers Faber and Kerr, stars Eddie Collins and Ray Schalk, and Johnny Evers contributing, the team is seen as a likely first division club despite a few weaker spots.
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Chicago White Sox
Tomers Warranta
Chicago Dispatch
Faber
Kerr
Eddie Collins
Ray Schalk
Johnny Evers
Chisox
Altho
Gang
Young Eaan Hints at Brighter Swimming Future
The International Swimming Federation lists 139 meets for 1973 signaling rapid growth in the sport. New AAU rule allowing face down rolling for backstroke turns drew mixed reactions with critics calling it unfair and likely to end questions about stalling at starts.
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Ite
Epert
A. A. UU
Pep Young Braces for Detroit Tigers Comeback
The veteran second baseman Pep Young, once noted for fine fielding, faltered last season harming Detroit Tigers defense. He faces a mental hazard from that slump but may regain oldtime form to boost the club.
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Pep” Young
Detroit
Tigers
White Sox release trio to shape 1922 roster plans
The Chicago White Sox released two pitchers and an outfielder as they prepare for the 1922 season. Fred Bratch identified as gardener while Jack Wienecke and Joe Kiefer are the mound staffers who were cut.
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Chicago White Sox
Chicago
Fred Bratch
Jack Wienecke
Joe Kiefer
Cardinals and Browns stars praised for team focus over self
Branch Rickey lauds Hornsby as all effort, no favors, always ready for signals. George Sisler similarly praised by Bobby Quinn for being a top hitter and infielder with the same modest hat size as when he debuted.
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Ogers Hornsby
George Sisler
St. Louis Cardinals
Browns
Hornsby
Branch Rickey
George Sister
Bobby Quinn
Sister
Quinn
Boxer-Walker Strolls Across the Continent on Foot
Herman Silverman reached Seattle on foot Tuesday and has traversed more than 7,500 miles since July 4. He left New York to attempt a 16,000 mile walk in a year, wagering on his feat. Silverman, who calls himself a boxer, fights featherweights along his path. He says the coast-to-coast walk to Seattle took 78 days, a claimed record. From Seattle he heads to Vancouver then plans a return trek to New York.
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Herman Silverman
Seattle
New York
Silverman
Gilverman
Vancouver
Camp Lewis Golf Links Undergoes Quick Improvements
The Camp Lewis nine hole golf course has been improved in the past week and will receive final touches to the greens once frost leaves the ground. Brigadier General A G McAlexander leads the development plan with significant progress at the west end of the parade grounds. Lieutenant Th Lee, aide to General McAlexander, has assisted in preparing the course.
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Ninehole
Camp Lewis Golf Club
A. G. McAlexander
On Th. Lee
McAlexander
Leaders Lack Left Handers In Major Leagues
Clubs in the two major leagues seek a reliable left handed pitcher though Cleveland and New York, the previous year’s contenders, struggle to find a steady southpaw. Mails and Harper are not favored heavily due to form and consistency.
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Cleveland
New York
Mails
Harper
Pirates Hope Sehmidt Returns as Trade Chip
Pittsburg baseball notes say catcher Sehmidt threatens not to return and may be traded. Pirates could gain advantage if he is moved, altering the team behind the plate.
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Pittsburg
Sehmidt
Pirates
Salary discontent hits Mackmen in Philadelphia
Rumor says more than half of the Philadelphia Athletics plan to hold out over low salaries. Connie Mack urges them to take their complaints to Landis. Rip Collins, recently released by Boston, shows no fuss after leaving a club likely to repeat in the American League. Red expresses desire for money and pitching chances elsewhere.
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Philadelphia Athletica
Connie Mack
Landis
Rip” Collins
Boston
New York
Fusa
Red
Bakers Face Critical Star League Game at Armory
The Bakers take on Battery C in game four of the final Star Junior trophy series at the Armory at 7 p m In a loss to Bon Paria Miliiard the Bakers risk dropping from first division If they win they tie the league race with a victory apiece The final season games include Bakers vs Collins Cuba and Battery C against Ben Paria with referee Hob Morris officiating.
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Ccee
Wasson Melaron
Geara Bhi Leetad
Hob Morris
Schaefer Wins Exhibition Cue Duel at Brown Hulen
Young Jake Schaefer world billiard champion defeated Conti 499 to 346 in a two block program at Brown and Hulen's yesterday afternoon. Schaefer posted high runs of 119 and 104 while Conti reached 112 and 65 as the youthful cue king showed dominant form. The match followed Schaefer’s earlier 400 to 265 first block victory and set up two more 400 point blocks this afternoon.
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Hower Cent
Brown & Hulen
Schaefer
Conti
Hoppe
Heremann
Fichaefer
Himerit
Jake
Spa
Senators Pennant Hopes Rest on Peckinpaugh Pitching
George Mouraige lauds Roger Peckinpaugh boosting Washington's strength for a pennant run. Mouraige credits the pitching staff and says the club’s success hinges on its performers this season.
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George Mouraige
Washington
Roger Peckinpaugh
Nationale
George
Hie
Danforth Could Lead Browns to Pennant Chance
Dave Danforth can do big things for the St. Louis Browns. A strong year by Danforth would give the Browns a pennant contender. Manager Foh! believes his arrival is finally in place after past majors struggles.
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Dave Danforth
St. Louis Browns
Danforth
Browns
Foh
Browns Cards Series Cut
Only two games will be played by the St Louis clubs this spring instead of seven. Both teams figure to come north early risking pennant chances as fans expect big showings from both clubs.
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St. Louis
Babe Ruth Plays Golf in Hot Springs
In Hot Springs Arkansas on February 23 Babe Ruth, thinner than at the last training camp, played golf and said he had not signed a contract yet but was confident everything would be all right.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Babe Ruth
Babe
Seaburn Brown and White Face Tough Route to Leonard Clash
Seaburn Brown, Charley White, and Willie Jackson are staged for a March 17 bout with Benny Leonard at Madison Square Garden. Leonard trusts a hard ride to retire, but White’s upset potential remains and the wider lightweight landscape includes Davis, Schumann, Pantley, Dempsey plans, and a Greb-Gibbons winner aiming at Tunney.
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Charley White
Chicago
Willie Jackson
Benny Leonard
Madison Square Garden
Leonard
White
Order of
Walter Genin to Play Regularly With Tiger Club
Walter Genin, age 20, will join Tacoma to play regularly with the Tiger Club this season. Coach Walter McCredie says he could become a standout fly- chaser after a notable showing with Portland last year, where he made two of the season’s best catches during Portland's visit.
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Walter Genin
Tiger Club
Walter McCredie
Portland
Tacoma
Genin
America Has Chance For 24 Olympic Games
Henry L. Farrell reports that the 1924 Olympics may be held possibly in Paris with France considering funding options. France faces budget hurdles and possible withdrawal if cabinet action stalls. Britain’s gates are cautious while England and London weigh hosting prospects amid war debt concerns. Los Angeles and Chicago are named as potential hosts if suitable venues are ready.
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Paria
France
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Britain
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Ton Angeles
Chicago
City
Knights of Columbus Rally Past Renton 41 to 39
In a tight home game the Knights of Columbus beat Renton 41 to 39. Wesley Tonkin led Renton with 20 points on five field goals and 10 free throws while Jack Davidson scored 16 for the Caseys. Substitutions included Harris for Kiddie and Turner for Keferes.
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Renton
Wesley Tonkin
Jack Davidson
Caseys
Kenton
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PB. Madings
Devideon
Middines
Bonney
Tonkin
Cecees
Pace Weenees
Harris
Kiddie
Henney
Keferes
Les Turner
UC Crew Teams Train on Oakland Estuary
University of California rowing squads begin on the Oakland estuary after gym prep. Two varsity and two freshman crews train under Coach Ben Wallis. They aim for a decisive race against a strong University of Washington crew with weeks of early training.
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Cal
University of California
Oakland Estuary
Ben Wallis
Bruing
University of Washington
World heavyweight champ Stanislaus Zoyezko defeats Armas Laltinen in Chicago
At the Coliseum Stanislaus Zoyezko the world heavyweight wrestling champion defeated Finnish challenger Armas Laltinen in a one fall affair lasting one hour three minutes and eighty seconds. Laltinen proved tough but could not overcome the champion's advantage.
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Chicago
Stanislaus Zoyezko
Armas Laltinen
Lal.tinen
Harper Wins Valiant Bout Over Welling in Ten Rounds
In Oatland on February 23 Hobby Harper outboxed and out punched Joe Welling in ten rounds. Harper dominated early with relentless pressure and accurate in fighting. Welling rallied briefly late but ended with a cut eye and a battered face as Harper claimed the decision.
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Hobby Harper
Joe Welling
New York
Harper
Welling
Welliner
New Yorker
Washington Ties with U of B C
In Vancouver the University of Washington and UBC battled to a 1 1 tie in the intercollegiate ice hockey series. Washington, led by McKenzie, claimed the series win after a 3 2 victory in Seattle, while Ternan tied for Vancouver in a fast rough game with two overtimes. A separate Houston round saw Francis Oulmet lead the qualifying with a 74 amid windy conditions.
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B. C
University of Washington
British Columbia
Seattle
Washington
Little
Gogi
Don McKenzie
McKenzie
Ternan
Vancouver
Altho
Houston
Tex
Francis Oulmet
Houston Country Club
Edwin 2 Brow Dental Ad at 106 Columbia St Seattle
A prior era dental ad touts value and savings promising quality workmanship at bargain prices. The notice pledges to save customers money with every dollar paid and hints at long-standing service in Seattle.
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Edwin
Columbia St
Seatties
Pretty Good, But Never Quite Good Enough
The piece notes John Pretty Good but Never Quite Good Enough, Akron welterweight Johnny Griffitha, once known as the Akron Flash, was knocked out by Mickey Walter in the East. Griffitha, aging but once strong like Charley White, never claimed the title in his class.
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Johnny Griffitha
Akron
Ohio
Griffitha
Akron Flash
Mickey Walter
East
Griffithy
Charley White
Chicago
Ray Wins Mile Run at Boston
Julie Ray of the Illinois A. C. won the Boston mile at the American Legion games, finishing 50 yards ahead of Jimmy Connolly. Ray clocked 4:26 1-5 on a fast track. Jake Driscoll of Boston College won the Gas on 00-yard dash for the third time, earning permanent possession of the Gaston cup.
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Boston
Jimmy Connolly
Julie Ray
Illinois A. C
Ray
Jake Driscoll
Boston College
Yale coach should stay in grand stand ruling
New York Feb 23. Professor C W Mendell of the Yale athletic board proposes that paid coaches be allowed but must remain in the grand stand while captains and players run the game. He advocates this restriction as a solution to the coaching problem.
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New York
C. W. Mendell
Yale Athletic Board
Mendel
Italy to bid for Davis Cup debut
Italy will enter a Davis Cup team for the first time in history. The challenge from the Federazione Italiana dei Tennis was received in New York on February 23.
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New York
Italy
Federazinoe Italiana Dei Tennis
Kilbane to meet any rival worldwide for big purse
Johnny Kilbane pledged at a banquet marking ten years as featherweight champion to meet any opponent in the world at any time if the purse is large enough. He announced plans to go to Europe next month to seek top competition.
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Kilbane
Cleveland
Johnny Kilbane
Europe
Seattle Mets Rally To Beat Millionaires In Key Playoff Push
Seattle overcame Vancouver in a high effort game to force a two game championship series. Happy Holmes starred for Seattle while Jim Riley Foyston and Morris contributed goals. Fraser was ejected after a clash and penalties were issued by referee Mickeyson.
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Happy Holmes
Seattle
Mickeyson
Gordon Fraser
Fraser
Harris
Jim Riley
Frank Foyston
Foyston
Mackay
Hap
Riley
Bernie Morris
Morris
Skinner
Vancouver
Lehman
Ravages of Pine Beetle Triggers Greater Loss Than Fires
The article notes that pine beetle infestations are causing forest damage exceeding that of wildfires. It highlights widespread tree mortality and economic impact on timberlands and local communities dependent on forest resources.
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