Spokane Baseball Club Starts Spring Training in NW League
Spokane NW League squad led by skipper Ick Williams plans first spring workouts within two weeks at Stockton Cal. Spokane regulars and recruits to play pre season games including three with Chicago Cubs rookies. Murray moved to Oakland. Gallagher signed to challenge Vancouver’s Harry Cheek behind the plate. Carl Mays to report to Hot Springs at own expense. Oregon Agricultural College changes baseball coach to Howard M. Flack with indoor practice setup.
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Spokane
Gdan Murray
Reds
del Howard
Oakland
Willams
Nick
Dan
Murray
Portland
Gallagher
Bob Brown
Harry Cheek
Platter
Vancouver
Harry
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Baldwin
Tacoma
Carl Mays
Boston Red Sox
Ing
Hot Springs
Harry Frazee
Boston Club
Mays
Boston
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Oregon Agricultural College
Wallace Childers
Corvallis
Howard M. Flack
Flack
Syracuse University
Louisiana Industrial Institute
Aggies Beat Stanford in Palo Alto Basketball
The Oregon Aggies defeated Stanford 19 to 13 in Palo Alto last night. The low scoring game contrasted with prior meetings as Oregon held the lead and secured the win on the road.
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Aggies
Stanford
Palo Alto
Oregon Aggies
Seattle Holds Narrow Lead With 9 7 Victory Over Spokane
Seattle defeated Spokane 9 to 7 at the Arena in Ice Game II. Jack Walker returned from illness to star on defense as Seattle widened its Pacific Coast association lead, with two games remaining in the schedule. Next Tuesday home against Spokane and Friday at Portland to finish the season.
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Pacific Coast Association
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Arena
Spokane
Jack Walker
Canaries
Portland
Uncle Sama
Oregon
Vancouver Millionaires Face Portland Rosebuds Clash
Vancouver arrives confident after Spokane loss as Moose Johnson leads the team into arena for a crucial Pacific Coast hockey showdown with the Portland Rosebuds. Vancouver must win to stay in the title race and keep pace with Seattle.
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B. C
Spokane
Seattle
Hi Gill Signs with Indians in Spokane League
A pitcher named Hi Gill signs with the Spokane Northwestern league baseball club under Nick Williams. The report notes this Hi Gill is different from the Seattle runner and is regarded as a rising talent in Wenatchee hints of his potential are mentioned.
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Hi Gill
Spokane
Northwestern League
Seattle
Wenatchee
Nick Williams
Cartridges in cop's pocket discharge in rail waiting room
In Altoona Pennsylvania Chief of Police Frank Garland felt heat from cartridges in his pocket as they discharged in the Al toona and Logan Valley Railway waiting-room. The blasts stripped a portion of his uniform but left him uninjured and unable to remove the ammo with his bare hands.
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Altoona
Altoona and Logan Valley Railway
Frank Garland
Aggie Wrestlers Beat Oregon State Opponents in Corvallis
In Corvallis on February 24, the University of Washington wrestlers were defeated by Oregon State Aggie mat men. The result ends UW's bid on Oregon soil as Aggies claim a victory in a close meet.
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Corvallis
U. of W
Oregon Aggie Mat
Bronson Defeats Pinkman in Portland Ring
Muff Bronson, featherweight champion of the Pacific coast, outslugged Eddie Brewster Pinkman in six rounds delivering a severe trouncing. Pinkman claimed a Pacific Coast lightweight title, but Bronson shaded Seattle’s lad in every round and the referee’s decision drew no dissent. Jimmy Duffy of Oakland defeated Chanley Davidson in the wind-up.
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Muff Bronson
Pacific Coast
Eddie Brewster Pinkman
Bronson
Seattle
Jimmy Duffy
Oakland
Chanley Davidson
Joe Flanigan
Bronson Beats Pinkman For Pacific Coast Lightweight Title
Telegrams from Portland confirm Muff Bronson defeated Eddie Pinkman in a six round lightweight bout at the Multnomah club Portland. O'Connell awarded the decision with Pinkman rallying in the fifth and sixth frames. Seattle card features Sullivan Neff Casey Houck and others with Bend reports praising Billy George as possible coast middleweight champion.
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Flanigan
Bronson
United Press
Pinkman
Seattle
Everett Defense League
Tivoli
Chet Neff
Frankie Sullivan
Marty Casey
Frenchy” Vatse
Jeo Houck Ve
Tailor” Denley
Chet Ash Ve
Charley Davidson
Kid" Peterson
Lea Randall
Kid
Riley
Ernie Dalley
Longshoremen's Union
Willie Vetro
Jimmie Lewis
George Ingle
Kid" Dobie
George Ross
Rogers
Cole
Earl Conner
Bend
Billy George
Dudlah
George
Hoe
Valley Trambitas
Dillon to Meet Darcy on March 5
Grant Hugh Brown, Madison Square Garden boxing impresario, announced that Jack Dillon would face Darcy on the night of March 5. Dillon is also booked to meet Al McCoy on Tuesday night at the Broadway Sporting Club in Brooklyn.
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New York
Grant Hugh Brown
Madison Square Garden
Jack Dillon
Ler Darcy
Darcy
Dillon
al McCoy
Broadway Sporting Club
Brooklyn
Ayer Wins Big Dog Race in NOME Alaska
Fred Ayer won the 26 mile John Borden Silver trophy dog race in Nome Alaska finishing in 1 hour 55 minutes 46 seconds setting new records. Contenders H S Riley W H Webb J Downing and Fay Delzen placed behind him.
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Nome
Alaska
John Borden Silver
Yankees Off for Georgia Training Trek
New York Yankees depart for Macon Georgia with players and staff ready to train. Fans foresee the team as one half of the world series pair next fall with the Giants in the other half.
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New York Yankees
Georgia
New York
Yankees
Macon
Giants
Frank Vance Receives Tokens of Appreciation
Frank Vance, retiring director of athletics at the 8 A. C., was Thursday presented with tokens of appreciation by his pupils. The gifts included a gold watch and chain and a pen knife.
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Frank Vance
Mickey Ion and Irvine Chosen as World Series Officials
Mickey Ion of Seattle and George Irvine of Spokane will officiate World Series games as official referees for the Pacific Coast Hockey Association.
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Vancouver
B. C
Mickey Ion
Seattle
George Irvine
Spokane
Pacific Coast Hockey Associaton
Washington Wins Final B. B. Melee
The University of Washington basketball quintet closed its season by routing Oregon 37 to 18. Washington jumped ahead early in a one sided game. Earlier the Huskies frosh beat College of Puget Sound 21 to 5.
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U. of W
Oregon
Wash Frosh
College of Puget Sound
Russ Hall Signs New Prospect In Tacoma
Russ Hall continues recruiting in Tacoma with the latest addition N. A. Menthe a 20 year old pitcher who played last season with Bremerton joining Alexanders and Cobbs in the gonfalon chase.
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Tacoma
Still Rugs Hall
Alexanders and
Cobbs
Gonfalon Chase
N. A. Menthe
Bremerton
White Sox head to spring camp under Rowland glare
Chicago White Sox, 35 strong, depart for Mineral Wells Texas for two weeks of drill led by Clarence Rowland. President Comiskey predicts an American League pennant, crediting a powerful lineup including Eddie Collins Joe Jackson and Ray Schalk and a tight race with rivals.
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Chicago White Sox
Clarence
Pants) Rowland
Mineral Wells
Texas
Rowland
Kid” Gleason
White Sox
Charles Comiskey
Ray Schalk
Howland
Jack” Lapp
Mayes Linn
Gray
Wichita
Neassa
Fournier
Hasbrooke
Henry
Jourdan
Nesa
Hashbrooke
St. Joseph
Missouri
Eddie Collina
Eddie
Collins
Risberg
Buck Weaver
Terry, McMullin
Bruce Hartford
Vernon
Felsch
Mowland
Shane Colling
Eddie Murphy
Philadelphia Athletics
Nemo Liebold
Cleveland
Reb
Russell
Williams
Danforth
Groh Uses Old Anson Batting Trick to Fool Pitchers
Heine Groh of Cincinnati, renowned for drawing walks, has posted on base success with an old time batting stance. The infielder squares to the pitcher, stepping to the plate as the ball is delivered, making it hard for pitchers to anticipate. Groh’s unique style keeps him ahead of opposing hurlers and boosts his walk total.
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Heine Groh
Cincinnati
Heine
Groh
Boxing News and Arena Shakeups Stir Madison Square Garden
The wartime mood weighs on Les Darcy as Gov. Whitman faces a possible repeal of New York boxing law. Grant Hugh Brown, lessee of Madison Square Garden, greets Albany reports with satisfaction while George Foster seeks a transfer to the Southern league amid cautious optimism.
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Grant Hugh Brown
Madison Square Garden
Albany
Governor Whitman Will Not Interfere With Boxing
Governor Whitman will not interfere with boxing in New York State. The current law remains in effect until January 1, when it may be repealed.
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N. Y
Albany
WN. Y
Whitman
Everett's Bowling Champion Heads East for Tourney
Everett's husky bowler Nels Stewart departed for Grand Rapids Michigan to compete in the big bowling tournament there. Stewart is regarded as one of the best bowlers in the Northwest.
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Everett
Nels Stewart
Grand Rapids
Mich
Stewart
Northwest
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