Coast Moguls Meet Today In San Francisco Discussion
Pacific Coast league gathering in San Francisco focuses on 28 week season and a draft question. Major league resistance to players resuming in minors preserves Coast first call on players and potential promotion to big league ball. Transportation costs and schedule efficiency also on the agenda with McCarthy handling proxy duties and a $10,000 yearly drawing.
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Leo H. Lassen
San Francisco
Oakland
McCarthy
Seattle Baseball Faces Choice of Cuban Recruit and Reds Trade
Manuel the Cuban ball tower would report to Seattle after a year with the club, with Kenworthy deeming his terms satisfactory. Dode from the Reds camp may join Seattle if sent to the minors, following the Philadelphia Cincinnati trade that sent Eppa Rixey and Greasy Neale. Jimmy Smith earns praise from Indiana’s Hendricks, who urges Kennie to hold him.
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Manuel the Cuban Ball
Seattle
Kenworthy
Bia
REDS
Baseball
Garry Hermann
Cy Reds
Dode
Cincinnati
Greasy Neale
Jimmy Ring
Ers
Eppa Rixey
Paskett
Ohio
Jimmy Smith
Jacks
Indianapolis
Smith
Hendricks
Indiana
Kennie
Denver
Seattle Starts Training Camp for Locals with Kenworthy
Seattle pitchers begin early camp as manager Kenworthy plans to name the camp this week and gauge the hurlers. Regulars report around March 1 as Lane and outfielder proxies loom in trade talk with Oakland. Rennie expects Lane to pace the Coast League in stolen bases with strong hitters backing him.
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Seattle
Kenworthy
Billy Lane
Lane
Oakland
Klepper
Oakland Speed Merchant
Rennie
St Louis Heaver Joins Local Hurling Staff
The St Louis Heaver joins the local hurling staff as Elmer Jacobs, a big hurler from the St Louisa club, arrives. Manager Kenworthy plans him as a mainstay this season, with enthusiastic praise from S J Louisa first sacker Jack Fournier who winters in Seattle.
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St. Louis Heaver
Jack Fournier
J. Louisa
Seattle
Elmer Jacobs
St. Louisa
Kenworthy
Jacobs
Vancouver Beats Victoria to Lead Coast Pack Race
Vancouver defeated Victoria 5 to 2 before 8000 fans in Vancouver B C as Cyclone Taylor made his season debut scoring the opening goal and assisting in the second period. The win puts Vancouver back in the lead in the Coast pack race with goals and penalties noted for both teams and lineup changes listed.
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Vancouver
B.C
Victoria
Taylor
Vancouver Victoria
Lehman
Fowler Coon
Skinner
Mackay
Skinner Taylor
Pfredé Tickeon
Loughlin
Harria
J. AdAme
Taylor Victoria
W. Loughlin
Johnson
MH. Meeking
Frederickson
C. Loughlin
Bkinner
Midget Cage Leaders Easy In Returns
The prep midget basketball leaders rolled to wins yesterday. Queen Anne defeated West Seattle 31 to 3 at Queen Anne. Lincoln beat East High 11 to 4 at Lincoln. Franklin downed Ballard 15 to 6 at Franklin. Broadway rested. Mondays games Ballard vs Queen Anne at Ballard. Broadway vs Lincoln at Lincoln. East High vs West Seattle at West Seattle.
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Queen Anne
West Seattle
Little Fellows
Lincoln
East High
Franklin
Ballard
Broadway
Ballard Va
Pet
Franklin Tae Emergenee
Lincoln Areteeeeeeeewee
Ballard Heenan Eeewees
West
Seattle
Oregon Seeks Gilmore Dobie As Football Coach
Eugene, Jan 25 Gilmore Dobie former Washington coach and current Cornell grid director was offered 8500 dollars yearly to coach Oregon football for five years. The note follows his long college coaching career and links to the Oregon program amid broader college football news in the period.
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Eugene, Ore
Indians Stand Ready For 1921 Challenge In Strong Camp
The Indians plan April workouts with the same lineup that won last fall. Speaker predicts a pennant but notes tough rivals and stresses health with Coveleskie’s absence. Key figures include Walter Maile, Joey Sewell, George Uhle, Steve O’Neill, and the veteran pitching staff in camp at Dallas.
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Thia
Jone
Cleveland
Indians
Booke
White Sox
Red Sox
Tigers
Nationals
Walter Johnson
Browns
Yankees
Babe Roth & Co
Tria
New Orleans
Dallas
Epitters
Coveleskie
Walter Maile
The
Dusters
Joey Sewell
George Uhle
King Sands
Steve O'Neill
University Commercial club tops Eckman Furniture 21 to 14
The University Commercial club led 12 to 0 in the first half against Eckman Furniture Co. at Crystal Pool and won 21 to 14. Rosa Williams scored twice from the field and 11 on fouls for high honors. The M. C. A. defeated System Sign Co. by 15 to 9 after a late come back, with Jamieson and Frye contributing points. Referee Ken Thomas officiated.
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University Commercial Club
Eckman Furniture Co
Crystal Pool
Rosa Williams
System Sign Co
Los
Counteran Poo Furniture Belleseetesss
Frye Woodcock Ore Oneue Hemphill Rennie
Jamieson Stevecerses
Cook Williame
Bebmann
Hell
Woodcock
Jamieson
Frye
Hemphill
Williame
Cook
Ken Thomas
Herzog Released by Cubs in Unconditional Termination
Charien Herzog, infielder for the Chicago Cubs, was given his unconditional release today. President William Veeck said the release does not reflect on Herzog’s honor or integrity. Herzog’s name surfaced in an autumn baseball investigation but no evidence tied him to any improper deals.
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Chicago
Charien Herzog
Chicago Cubs
William Veeck
Herzog
Cady On Block As Coast League Star Makes Demands
Sacramento catcher Forest Cady, hailed as the Coast League’s Babe Ruth, refused to report to any other club this spring without a part of his purchase price. Sacramento creditors seek a sale to the Western league, and Cady has been on the Coast block for days amid mounting trade talk.
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Sacramento
Forest Cady
Cady
Texas to host most baseball rookies in spring training
Major league clubs head to spring camps with 10 teams within 180 miles of Texas and Louisiana. Pirates and Red Sox train in Hot Springs Arkansas, Giants and Tigers in San Antonio, Cubs return to Pasadena, and Yankees migrate to Shreveport among others. Authors note Florida’s sparse turnout and travel distances, while costs of training hover around 3000 per club.
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Dixie
Texas
Lauratana
Arkansas
Florida
California
Clube
Asir
Latro
Pirates
Red Sox
Hot Springs
Ark
Giants
Tigers
San Antonio
Chicago Cubs
Johnny Sivers
Pasadena
Cal
Tampa
Geta Clark Griff
Ith
Nationals
Gainesville
Phillies
Cubs
Louisiana
Dodgers
Yankees
Indians
White Box
Reds
Hravens
Cuba
Miorita
Miami
Pat Moran
Claco
Tex
Wrigley
Hir
Rickey
Brownsville
Orange
Sirowneville
Matamoros
Robbie
Shreveport
Jacksonville Society
Birmingham
Baker
Braves
Columbus
Strangler Lewis Retains Heavyweight Title in 1 34 50 bout
In New York the Strangler Lewis defeated Earl Caddock to keep the heavyweight title after a grueling 1 hour 34 minute 50 second match at the Tier Regiment Armory. Caddock, 185 pounds, challenged Lewis who weighed 228, applying a brutal headlock move that left Caddock unconscious briefly as the champion endured multiple near falls. Seven thousand fans witnessed the decisive hold.
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Henry L. Farrell
New York
Karl Caddock
Des Moines
Caddock
Lewis
Jan
Earl Caddock
Bethner
Lewis’ Armas
Tier Regiment Armory
Pete Herman
London
Jimmy Wilde
Joe Lynch
Willard in Gotham Says Dempsey's Win Was Accident
Jess Willard arrived in New York amid rumors, stating pride drove his return for a March 17 bout with Jack Dempsey. He planned talks with Tex Rickard on fight details and a Boston oil mission, calling his Dempsey defeat an accident.
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New York
Jess Willard
Jack Dempsey
Willard
Tex Rickard
Boston
Jess
Dempsey
Local Bowling League Scores And Standouts Report
In Ton Marche league No 2 and 3 teams won off games against the top seeds 1 and 4. Marion led with a 22 percent high single and 64 high total. In Mankers league Dexter Morton swept Federal Ne warve, Hank of California and National Bank of Commerce each won two of three from National City and Heattice National. Latimer of Dexter Morton posted 244 high score and high total. Nicolas, Menke, ileary and Spear each had 100 games.
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Marion
Dexter Morton
Federal Newarve
Hank
California
Natonal Bank of Commerce
National City
Heattice National
Latimer
Nicolas
Menke
Ileary
Spear
Frank
McCullough
Aee Lareos
Bee Williame
Bankers Mayet
Heattle National
Denter Merton
Bank of Cal
Nat
City Bank
Ites
Moyt Adame
Eeenne
Ithe
Ibe
Warner
Sunee
Anderson
Nicholas See
Miller Oeeee
Hatterberg Oneewee
Packram Seene Lee
Menry Sneneue
Humbet
Seattle National van Ornum
Hanke
National Bank of McCule
Moreland
Iss
Riley Ee
Barnes
Mhooro
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Rae Ue
Newry
Ratterberg Hurlburt
Ducknam Teteeeeves
Dexter Horton
Onterhout
Ise
Dodd
Wrene
Kinney
Tatimer
Mberting .A
Nes
Wiliams
Bowling Gossip Serves Up Derby Truck Big Night
Derby Truck star as 110 percent game and 8090 total lead week. Pike No 8 and Cheasty s Cafe top 1000s. Graft Denby Truck posts 244 game. Kinney Bike No 4 Henson Cheasty s Mahnken top averages. Myere shines with 266. New Hall names Lehr Williams Paul Myere. Fike 1 leads in tight race. Harry Hanteon high 108 average, Pope Bibley s team forms. Gasoline league awards banquet as Hunts is top, prize picks, and next season aims for earlier start.
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Cheasty's
Kipper's Cafe
B. N. Brooks
Graft
Denby Truck
Paul Myere
Kinney
Bike No. 4
Henson
Mahnken
Sivooka
Hunset Motor Co
Kimo Jones
Bands Motor Co
McGrath Poised to Challenge Donahue in Ice Race Finals
James McGrath, a New York import, advances to the final 12 lap ice race at the Arena in Seattle, with Pete Muldoon predicting a tough challenge for Phil Donahue. Jim Brown, Jim Price, Paul Chapin and Buster Brown also compete as finals prep and drawing of numbers set after Vancouver-Seattle hockey game.
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Seattle
Phil Donahue
Arena
Pete Muldoon
James McGrath
McGrath
Muldoon
James
Donahue
New York
Jim Price
Buster Brown
Brown
Price
Paul Chapin
Paul
Old Man Zybszko Called Strongest Rustling Figure
"Old Man" Zybszko, nearing 40, is praised as the strongest figure in the rustling game and remains sharp despite time.
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Zybszko
Zyb
Mets Clash With Puck Leaders In Night Battle
Vancouver and Seattle chase leadership in hockey as the Mets prepare for a tough test against the top contenders. The East sees four major trades reshaping rosters while Ottawa and Toronto look to solidify playoff paths. Livingstone’s league plan falters as Toronto’s arena changes hands.
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Seattle
Mets
Eners
East
Cully
Toronto
Montreal
Brg
Ottawa
Cleghorn
Roach
Ton
Eastern Hockey League
Livingstone
National Hockey Association
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Krug
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Marty McGaffigan
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Lew Moreing
Rod Murphy
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Seattle Taxicab Company
A. Lundberg
Beatile
Soo Waccotir
Caceserssees
Oregon
Dobie
Havana
United Painless Dentists
Third Ave
Cor
James Elliott
Reichner
Cece
WMRON
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Ronney Gootre
Davies Vepsmoor
Es . Cairne Gwg
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Gordon
Marburger
Benson
Davies
Thompson
Bonney
Thompeon
Scott
Keichner
George
Fore
Cairns
Iowa State College
Fifth Ave
Lone Star State
Ty Cobb
Detroit Tigers
Macon
Georgia
Tris Speaker
Orleans
Hogaluna
Mason-Dixon
Gotham
Tendler and
Jackson Box
Milwaukee
Lew Tendler
Philadelphia
Willie Jackson
Leonard
Herman
Lynch
George Herman Lawson
Memphis Chicks
Spencer Abbott
Abbott
Tulsa Oilers
Rickard
Johnny Kilbane
Cheasty
Kuppenheimer
Arrow and
Manhattan
Spring Street
SIA
Second Ave
Pike St
Hall of Fame
Lehr
Williams
Fike No. 1
Harry Hanteon
Brooks Five
Werts
Hogies
Werte
Pope Bibley’e
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Wirts
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Magies
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M’grath
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