Dixie Carroll Set to Spark Los Angeles Angels Outfield
The Los Angeles club acquired Dixie Carroll from St Louis in part payment for Pitcher Bit Pertica. Carroll a .300 career hitter, starred at Memphis in the Southern League hitting .340 and led the league in stolen bases. His speed should fill a gap for the Angels, though his throwing arm is not big league caliber.
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U S Davis Cup Team Sets Undefeated Record in Series
The U S Davis Cup team won all five lawn tennis matches in the challenge round against Australia after beating France and England previously, establishing a record of not losing a single match in the series. Tilden and Johnston will defend the trophy, likely keeping it in the United States for years.
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England
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Towel throwing controversy in Australian boxing
Australian papers report a towel toss during a Charles versus Billy Shade bout, sparking rule changes. Sidney Referee notes seconds may not routinely intervene but the referee bears primary duty to stop a fight. new policy limits towel use while a boxer is in his corner.
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Billy Shade
W. F. Corbett
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Boxing Returns to Seattle as Ban Lifts Soon
The Seattle boxing commission plans to lift the ban, resuming winter ring events at the Crystal Pool after a dispute with the Metropolitan Building Co. Two benefit cards will open the season, dates and venue to be announced. Charles Moriarity new boxing commissioner brings energy, Bobby Harper the Seattle lightweight gains attention, while Ray Scribner Eddie Neil and fighters Eddie Hammond Jimmy Storey promise strong Seattle bouts.
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M Credie Signs Wide Roster of Baseball Hopefuls
Boss Walter McCredie of the Portland club signs about 30 youngsters for 1921 spring trials. Some may become regulars, while others will be sent to Pacific International or Western Canada leagues for seasoning. Players include Pillette, Sylvester Johnson, Fred Connell, Ed Zink, Herman Ross, Goforth Payton, Stebener, Hambrick, Frank Wilson, Art Bourg, Genin, Micaud, and A V King among others.
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Havle
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Sammy Sieger Trails Kilbane In Boxing Showdown Talk
Sammy Sieger of New York pursues a shot at featherweight champion Johnny Kilbane as Kilbane defends his title amid rising challenges. Sieger, a three year amateur turned pro, has knocked out Andy Chaney and Charles Murray style opponents, sparking promoter interest with a likely $50,000 risk for a title bout.
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Tacoma Country Club Greens Committee Appointment
Tacoma Country Club officials appointed a greens committee with members serving one to five years and adding a new member each year. The club authorized spending 50000 to improve links and plans grass fairways. The Northern California Golf Association added a May handicap tournament at smaller clubs' request. George L. Rowden, among professionals selected for Aerlen in the British Open, is now at Hamilton Country Club Cincinnati.
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Cincinnati
Star Ice Cup on Display Tuesday at Arena
The Star trophy for the second annual ice race will be presented to the finals winner during the Vancouver Seattle hockey game Wednesday night. It will be displayed at the Arena office Tuesday and Wednesday. Five finalists compete: Donahue James McGrath Jim Price Paul Chapin and Duster Brown. The 12 lap race runs midrink between periods starting east blue line finishing at press stands. Start positions drawn at 5 p.m. at the Arena. Officials for the race will be chosen Tuesday. Donahue, a finalist, won the Star races last season.
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Regional Baseball Moves Signal 1971 Umpire and League Changes
Dee Seaboegh proposes players umpire in 1971 for the Western association. Texas Oklahoma circuit reorganizing with cities ready to take franchises. Miller Hegan plans to see Bobby Meusel on first base to boost 1971 batting. Johnny Lavan may not retire and will be among regulars in St Louis lineup. Southern league magnates delay 1971 schedule awaiting Tennessee baseball vote. Relph Lattimore named Akron club manager, succeeding Dick Mobintet. Hoedlites to manage Reading. Jim Thorpe released to Toledo from Akron.
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Ridley to Head Tacoma Ring Card
Bud Ridley, Coast featherweight champion, will headline a Tacoma ring card on Thursday with Frank Pritt. The card features six round featherweight Ridley vs Britt and other bouts including Hammond vs Storey and Jackson vs Trambitas. Trambitas may not fight due to a Portland felony allegation.
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Tacoma Miller
Tacoma
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Fadie Hammond
Jimmy Storey
Piddie Jackson
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Hilly Grames
Johnny Hogan
Kid Martin
Kid Carter
Trambitas
Portland
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Prep Cage Games Today
Prep midget and freshman basketball teams play today with games starting at 3 20. West Seattle faces Queen Anne while East High meets Lincoln and Mallard plays Franklin. Broadway rests.
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Eppa Rixey Traded From Phillies to Reds
Philadelphia reports star pitcher Eppa Rixey has been traded to Cincinnati for pitcher Ring and outfielder Neale. The deal reshapes the Reds pitching and batting lineup as of January 24.
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Bethlehem Eleven Eliminated From National and American Cups
Bethlehem soccer team FYC, long dominant in national and American cups, is knocked out in the National cup third round by Kearny New Jersey and then eliminated from the American cup in the fourth round by Brooklyn.
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Burnet Motor Co. Wins Gasoline Bowling League Title
With last Friday games the Gasoline Bowling League completed its season. The Burnet Motor Co pin men captured the league title. A banquet will be held this week to award prizes.
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Bush Handed Great Tyrus Real Slam
In Cleveland a baserunning blunder sparks comic aftermath. Donnie Bush fields a high throw to second, a runner reaches safely at the plate, and Cobb faces questions from Bush and Ty about home throwing and Tris Speaker's center field play.
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Four Fast City Hoop Teams Mix Tonight
Four city basketball teams meet in a league night doubleheader. M C A faces System Sign Co while Eckmann Furniture Co and University Commercial club also play. Both matchups feature strong contenders for the title with first game at 8 p.m. Lineups include M C A Semi Thompson Bonney Cairns Baberhagen. System Sign Co Kelehner Marburger George Virguson Bowen. University Commercial club Ban Woodcock Tennie Legg Williams. Earlier results: Puret Sound Paper Box beat Elke 36 to 22. System Sign Co defeated Silent Parts 36 to 18.
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Mixed matches bowled with high scores by Mina Wise
In the first half of a ten game match Mina Wise led Mrs Museth and Muss with 1001 two women alone. Wise opened with 242 then 204 174 189 and 192 for a 1001 total while Muss totaled 597 for five games and Museth 756. Remaining five games set for Tuesday on Elks alleys may decide the outcome.
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Huntoon
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Fill Muna
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Ed Sweeney Moves From KC to San Antonio Texas League
Veteran catcher Ed Sweeney, once with the New York Yankees, was released by Kansas City after a brief stint and joined the San Antonio team in the Texas league. He played several seasons in the major league with the Yankees.
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Boxing Roundup Sees Wells Levinsky Match Hints And Boxer Plans
Eddie McGoorty predicts Hombardier Wells will defeat Hatthing Levinsky near month Wells has a strong left hand and will likely outpoint the Mattler who lacks a punch. Johnny McCarthy seeks Milwaukee bout with Henny Leonard or Jack Britton while Britton pauses due to a hand injury. Harry Wills agrees to box in Milwaukee with no date set. Jack Johnson may fight Wills after jail release. Minnesota seeks Pennsylvanians in dual boxing series in Minneapolis. American Legion backs Missouri boxing bill. Jack Phitton signs to fight Ted Lewis at Madison Square Garden in 12 rounds on February 7. London bout postponed. McGraw ends Havana speed bid as last year’s club did.
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Hatthing Levinsky
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Johnny McCarthy
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Jack Britton
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Madison Mauare Garden
London
Puckled Upstakes in Vancouver Victoria Clash Jan 26
Coast hockey race tightened as Vancouver and Victoria prepare to clash at the Arena on Wednesday night. Victoria, after a lopsided win, closes the gap with Seattle and Vancouver while Vancouver limps in with injuries and a possible Cy Taylor return.
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Dr Edwin J Brown Dental Office Ad in Seattle
An advertisement touts Dr Edwin J Brown Seattle leading dental office at 106 Columbia Street offering guaranteed safety health and money value with a strong pledge to quality care for patients with a focus on dental services.
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