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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Feb 28, 1922

Page

4

McCredie Will Use Em Often

Seattle manager McCredie plans heavy use of pinch hitters this season with Ed Spencer Ernie Schorr Frank Ham Hyatt and others to bolster late game offense. The article notes notable past pinch hitters like Jack Graney Murphy Tub Spencer and Red Killefer and identifies several current Seattle targets for frequent use against pitchers.

Jack Graney Indiana Altho Murphy Chicago Sox Regu Seattle Ernie Schorr Frank McCredie Spencer Schorr Tub Spencer Tubby Hunky Elmershore Lee Angeles

Seals balk at Fitz gerald and bolster outfield with Walsh

Dustin Fitzgerald appears past his peak with Seattle Seals as Salt Lake Bees ink Paul Strand who will likely become center fielder. Seals rely on Walsh for versatile outfield depth while preparing for a tougher Coast race with Salt Lake and Oakland.

Dustin Fitzgerald Salt Lake Bees Seals Connell Lee Ellison Kelly Shick Fitzgerald Oakland Cuisto Pinelli Mariott Don Brown Salt Lake Chicago Cubs Oaks Wes Paul Strand Salt Laees Seattle Paul Boston Braves Yakima Bees Duffy Lewis Strand

McKay to Meet Wagan in Six-Round Showdown

Boston middleweight Joe Wagan has signed to meet Gordon McKay, Pacific east middleweight champ, in a six round bout at Tacoma on March 9. The card features two locals and a six round main event.

Tacoma Web Joe Wagan Boston Gordon McKay Pacific

Crosby Star Alden White Sets East Basketball Record

Alden White Crosby High forward, Waterbury Connecticut, set an Eastern scholastic record with 55 field goals in two games. He scored 22 versus Chicopee High and 33 versus Brantford High as Crosby overwhelmed opponents 153 to 17 and 65 points per game margin.

Alden White Crosby High Waterbury Conn White Chicago Crosby University of Pennsylvania Chicopee High Maas Brantford

Washington Tossers to Start Work Wednesday

Washington’s spring baseball season begins Wednesday on Denny field under Coach R L Matthews with a 22 game schedule over three months. Two veterans depart. Tiny Leonard, Frank Setzer, Elbert Harper lead the pitching staff as Ole Gardner Mickie McMahon and Hunter Milva headline a strong outfield. Rey Barrett Torchy Torrance George Marriott and Dick Wells form the infield with Frank Lewis among possible additions. The opener is against the University of Oregon on Campus Day April 1.

Denny Field R. L. Matthews Washington Camp Lewta Ninth Army Corps Matthews Bill Foran Perry Land Tiny Leonard Frank Setzer Elbert Harper Ole Gardner Leonard States Waseda Setzer Trip Tete Corer Harper Mickie McMahon Hunter Milva Willow Spike Maloney Land Spike Maloney Hisa Rey Barrett Torchy Torrance George Marriott Dick Wells Bakke Frank Lewis Dennyeld University of Oregon

Short Fights Handicap Coast Millers in East

Pacific Coast boxers struggle with four round limits as Eastern 10 and 15 round games favor endurance. Duffy fights Teacher in a bout where early rounds favor the Coast, but Teacher’s stamina prevails, and a foul claim stirs controversy.

Handicap Coast Millers East Seaburn Brown Fistiana Exnerionesa Ia Nat

Boxing results from across the United States

Boxing results from multiple cities report various decisions and draws. Daverosenberg beat Marty Cross in a 12 round decision in York while Dave Shade boxed a 10 round draw with Billy Ryan in Cincinnati. Others include Flynn over Burke and Ed wards over Suggs in Boston and New England, Jaffe KO’d by Smith in Troy, Belm ont to Shepard in Lynn, and Sharkey losing to McArthur in Sioux City with several other 10 or 12 round outcomes across Philadelphia New York Detroit Indianapolis Salt Lake City Memphis and more.

Philadelphia Miceel Smith New York Bantam Mickey Belmont Newark Boston Nate Zicel Tevere Eddie Shevlin New Pingland Memphis Tenn Joe Jummati Chicago Benny Levy St. Louis Bantam Detroit Sammy Sandow Ebert Indianapolis John Griffiths Anthony Downey Salt Lake City George Sollia al Walker Sioux City Iowa Harl McArthur Jack Sharkey

Wills to Box Norfolk in Madison Square Garden Thursday

Henry L. Farrell reports that Jack Dempsey rival Harry Wills will face Kid Norfolk Thursday night at Madison Square Garden. A win or draw for Norfolk could derail Wills in the heavyweight title race, as Norfolk’s elusive style challenges a quick, powerful fighter.

New York Jack Dempsey Harry Wills Wills Kid Norfolk Madison Square Garden Norfolk Dempsey Harry Greb

West Siders Edge Sailors In Tight Soccer Match

The West Seattle team defeated the Sailors from the Siberian Prince at Nawatha field 1 to 0. McGrath and Owens starred as centers for both sides in a fast, closely fought game with clever passing and strong finishing.

Weat Seattle Nawatha Field McGrath West Seattle Owens Sailors

Prize Offered to Dover Strait Channel Swimmer

A silver trophy prize is offered to the first swimmer who negotiates the Dover Strait in a Channel Swimming Record bids from a London dispatch.

Dover Channel Swimming Resub England Sayy London Dispatch

Neer First College Tennis Champion Crowned

Portland junior Phil Neer, a standout at Leland Stanford, becomes the first intercollegiate tennis champion as the United States Lawn Tennis Association ranks college players for the first time. Neer, 20, defeated Harvard’s J B Fenno in the Merion Cup finals, after a steady climb from Northwest junior titles through his college career.

J1l, Neer Portland Ore Leland Stanford United States United States Lawn Tennis Association Neer Pil Neer Ile Northwest Washington High School Merion Cricket Club Court Phil

Phil Neer Presents Ten Commandments for Net Players

Phil Neer outlines ten core traits for successful net players including athletic temperament ten disposition will for consistent work endurance anticipation of shots ability to judge flight of tall opponents coordination of body and arms concentration of play willingness to waste no time on the court and balanced confidence.

Crack Star Leaguers Set For Finaloes at Collins Playfield

Crack Star Leaguers prepare for the final clash with Battery in the Star League finals at Collins Playfield. A second game will decide the junior cage title with home floors drawn. The night features preliminary action between Stacy Browns Yealer A C and details list lineup uncertainties and officials.

Parte Billiards Battery Collins Cage Knights of Columbus Elks Club Battery C Armory Boys Morris Spencer Harrie Stacy Browns Yealer A. C Nee Parte Milliarda Battery Cccvesseesse Ripley Veldman Soholts le Doweesseseae Nakenhue Cacela Bhillietead Kiliott

Champion Battlers Set for Coast Boxing Night at Pa Vilion

Coast middleweight champion Jony Scotchman defends against Hielnie Schumann welterweight champion in the main event. Frankie Pantley meets Abe Gordon in a return title bout with Pantley’s crown at stake. Winky Mason faces Rey McCasslin, Gardway meets Freddie Kelly, and Kid Palmer faces Bob Barnes in the undercard at Pa Vilion tonight.

Pa Vilion Gordon McKay Jony Scotchman Toms Lavieans Hielnie Schumann Frankie Pantley Abe Gordon Pantley Winky Mason Rey McCasslin Young Gardway Freddie Kelly Kid Palmer Bob Barnes

Best Eleven Golfers Named by International Authorities

A New York newspaper mailed questions to five US and five British golf authorities to pick the world’s top 16. Eleven players were named by the judging panels, including James Barnes, James Braid, George Duncan, Walter Hagen, Arthur Havers, Alec Herd, Jock Hutchison, Abe Mitchell, Edward Pay, Marty Var din and Joe Kirkwood.

United States Great Britain New York James Barnes James Braid George Duncan Walter Hagen Arthur Havers Alez Herd Jock Hutchison Abe Mitchell Edward Pay Marty Vardon Joe Kirkwood

Northwestern Opens Golf Course for Women Enrollees

Northwestern University starts a golf course with 60 coeds in the first class. It is believed to be the first university links instruction for women, as male intercollegiate teams have existed for years at many colleges.

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Southern colleges urged to build standard size basketball halls

Basketball halls of standard size in the Southern States are scarce, and the Southern Intercollegiate conference plans action to provide halls of official dimensions for all colleges and universities south of the Mason and Dixon line, according to sport gossip.

Southern Intercollegiate Conference Mason and Dixon Line Bouthen

Patterson Wins Victoria Tennis Title Third Time

Gerald Patterson clinched the Victoria tennis championship for the third time. The 1919 world net king also won the American doubles title with Norman E. Brooks that year.

Gerald Patterson Victoria Australia Patterson Norman E. Brooks

Penn U to Meet Staters in First Intercollegiate Match

The University of Pennsylvania will face Penn State on May 6 in a dual golf meet. It marks the first intercollegiate links match on the State College course with nine holes.

University of Pennsylvania Penn State State College

Oregon State Golf Championship Set for Tualatin Course

The 1922 Oregon state golf championship will be played on the Tualatin Country Club course late in the summer. Dr. Joseph Sternberg, chairman of the handicap committee, announced the plan.

Tualatin Country Club Joseph Sternberg

Muff Bronson Gets the Ax in Idaho Boxing Row

Muff Bronson faces suspension after alleged foul play against Boug Myers in Pocatello on Washington’s birthday. Disqualified and escorted from the ring by police, Bronson was later taken to a train as authorities consider action from the Idaho state boxing commission.

Muff Bronson Idaho

Golf association head calls cutting course upkeep costs

J. F Byers new head of the United States Golf Association urges vigorous measures to standardize upkeep. An Eastern wire notes that of the 25 million dollars spent annually on courses in the country, about a third is wasted through improper upkeep methods.

J. F Byers United States Golf Association Byer

Princeton Adopts Board of Strategy for Football

Princeton introduces a board of strategy to outline an offensive system for Intercollegiate football. Head Coach W W Roper will not serve on the board, which operates independently of the coaching staff. David C Morrow signs as line coach at Bethany College.

Princeton W. W. Roper David C. Morrow Washington and Jefferson College Bethany College

Won by Wi ngton in tight Amateur Hockey title game

The University of Wi ngton defeated Maple Leaf post American Legion 3 to 2 to clinch the Amateur Hockey Association championship after a last week’s first game tie. The fast, even contest saw both teams press hard, with McPhee and Keefe contributing for Wi ngton and Hobier for the Legion.

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Mythical Five Named Tonight at Seattle Banquet

The all city basketball team will be announced at the annual banquet at the YMCA auditorium. Lettermen from Seattle prep squads will elect the mythical quintet as coaches and team captains address the gathering to close the 1922 season.

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