Stumpf Labeled Weak In Coast League Second Base
Analysis argues that a strong double play combination at second base is crucial for a team’s success. The piece compares Stumpf to past greats and notes uncertainty over current second basemen while urging consistent shortstop play by Baltimore Bill to make the local club a Coast League contender.
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Bill By
Hill
Beattie
Los Angeles
Jimmy MacCauley
Bill McCabe
Frisco
Jimmy Caveney
Merry Kath
Dee Walsh
Sacramento
Marty McGaffigan
Billy Urr
Solon
Bruce Hartford
Claude der
Ray French
Bunny Fabrique
Bill Stumpf
Regu
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Dave Bancroft
Roger Baugh
Ivan Aleen
Charney
Seague
Mitchell
Bob Fisher
Vernon
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Ernie Johnson
Marty Kru
Sult Lake
Lees
Cub
Joe Tinker
Johnny Evers
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Boston
Maranville
Beantown
Jack Barry
Eddie Collins
Philadelphia
Athletics
Washington
Roger Peckinbaugh
Stanley Harris
Nationals
Stumpf
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Cowan Cigar
Hawthorne
Columbia
Cigar Boys
Berg
Ginnness
Knowles
Welch
Binness
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Fraser
Assenger
Garribon
F. Wood
Johnson
Corning
W. Hermanson
Wasson
Gimness
L. Weed
Erickson
George Hoefiing
Yanks After Bobby Veach
All American league clubs would welcome Bob Veach as a bat in the lineup though Detroit reports he is on the market. Veach can hit, but a Tigers shortstop would have to be part of a deal. New York’s Johnny Mitchell is the only extra who might fit the requirement.
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Bob Veach
Detroit
Veach
Tigers
New York
Johnny Mitchell
Six More Games for Dodger Cage Quintet
Washington faces six remaining Coast Conference games after beating California 28 to 23 and taking aim at Stanford. Washington’s versatile lineup, led by coach Heck Edmundson, features threat from Sielk Lewis Crawford Nicholson and Brgan as they prepare for away games at Moscow Idaho and home against Oregon State and Washington State.
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Lassen
California
Stanford
University of Washington
Sun Dodgers
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Golden Bears
Oregon Aggies
Stanford Cardinals
Washington
Washington State
Dodgers
Moscow
Idaho
Heck Edmundson
Heinie Sielk
Larkey
Sielk
Evan Lewis
Bielk
Lewis
Crawford
Nicholson
Brgan
Lewis Dominates Conference Play With Stellar Weekend
Bryan Lewis stamped himself as the conference's best forward this year with brilliant shooting and floor work in both games. He led both teams in scoring of the two battles while Windy Crawford and Captain Jimmy Eggleston provided stout defense and solid ball handling, making the choice between Crawford and Eggleston difficult.
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Himelf
Crawford
Jimmy Eggleston
California
Eggleston
Washington and California duel on Saturday night
In a tight game the Bears led 17 to 9 at halftime but California shifted to an 18 to 17 edge before Washington rallied with long-range shots. The Knights of Columbus Casey gym were noted for an early loss to the Washington cage record, while Caseys with Stan Riddie and Jack Davidson prepare to face the Dodgers next month.
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Washington State Cougars challenge in-state rival game
A Saturday night streetball write up notes Washington and Washington State's clash with unclear scores and players. It highlights Washington’s expected win over Washington State while warning the Cougars remain dangerous after a tied California result and Loomis in the guard spot.
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Washington State
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Friel
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Lincoln Prep
College Sports Preview Notes Narrowed To Signals and Schedules
A winter election of candidates takes place with weekly erosion by blackboard tests and a new signal case. Georgetown hosts a doubleheader April 1 with Pitt Varsity morning and Holy Cross in the afternoon in Washington. Oxford teams arrive in March for relation with Johns Hopkins and Baltimore matches. Penn adds hammer throw to relay carnival April 24 and 29. Dan McMillan captains California varsity eight. California faces Washington in the Coast race at Beattie. Penn rowing has 769 indoor candidates.
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Holy Crase
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Dan McMillan
University of California
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Beattie
Billiard Crack Henry Solomon Faces Joe Schermer Tonight
Henry Solomon of Spokane will meet Joe Schermer of Seattle in a 60 point three cushion billiards match at Brown and Hulen's parlors tonight at 8 oclock.
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Joe Schermer
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Brown & Hulen
Seattle Amateur Hockey clash at Arena tonight
The University of Washington and Eckart Cigar tear clash in Seattle amateur hockey race at the Arena tonight at 7 15.
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Seattle
Woodland Park Upsets Maple Leaf in Star League Showdown
In Woodland Park the Woodland Park eleven defeated Maple Leaf 3 to 0 in the feature game of The Star league schedule. Carmichael scored twice, with Cornthwaite assisting on both goals as Woodland Park played with 10 men after Fred Simpson retired with an eye injury. Tilly Watler officiated.
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Indians Face Penalty as Trade Talks Signal Pitching Gaps
Experts warn Cleveland must acquire a top pitcher by trade or purchase or risk slipping in the pennant race. Covel Eskie is seen as the only consistent Cleveland starter, with Uhle as a possible third option.
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Senators Hope Pennant Bid With Peckinpaugh
Joe Judge of Washington says he has not recovered from trade rumors to Philadelphia but welcomes Roger Peckinpaugh joining the Nationals. He insists the team will be a strong pennant contender with the new addition.
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Roger Peckinpaugh
Nationals
Big Boys Will Top Ring Card At Pavilion Show
Heavyweights Floyd Johnson and Willie Meehan headline a four round bout card at the Pavilion tomorrow night. Johnson has recent loss to Jack MacAuliffe in Tacoma while Meehan makes a comeback. The undercard features Johnny Jordan versus Harry Bagies, Al Biddle against Roy McCusslin, Ted McCoy versus Red Gallagher, and Johnny Shea versus Joe Ress.
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Beattie Emaker
Fioyd Johnson
California
Willie Meehan
Pavilion
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Jack MacAuliffe
Tacoma
Meehan
Johnny Jordan
Harry Bagies
al Biddle
Roy McCusslin
Ted McCoy
Red Gallagher
Johnny Shea
Joe Ress
Notable early 20th century sports roundups and honors
The piece lists several honors and sports items: Terents and generals elected honorary members of the New York U. S. Twenty four. a Chicago Coliseum series for tenpin exponents with a diamond medal and 1200 dollars. Pennsylvania hunting revenue. thousands of youth ice hockey players under Toronto Amateur Hockey Association. ten new rinks opening. Denver considering a modern sports stadium. Pastern Yacht Club Boston fleet details. San Francisco municipal golf yielding about 40000 yearly. Millrose A A track event at Madison Square Garden. February cup ecocer games in Fracneteco. 1400 members in the United States Revolver Association.
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Chicago
Faber Expects Better Season After Knee Operation
Faber of the Chicago White Sox believes he can do better in the coming season after an operation on a injured knee. He says the leg feels sound and he can put more stuff on the ball, a development that would trouble American League batters.
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Chicago White Sox
Pitchers Urge Damping The Lively Ball For Next Season
Major league pitchers pray for next season over the liveliness of baseballs. They argue the ball last year was too lively for hitters. If quality and workmanship made it too strong, they propose cutting it down.
Coveleskie Faces Pitching Burden for Indians
Stanley Coveleskie will again carry the pitching burden for Cleveland as he aims to restore his consistency after a season described as off form. Reports note he experimented with a new delivery last summer, which affected results, and Coveleskie now vows to revert to his old style.
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Mets Can Tie Puck Leaders in Coast Race
The Mets can move to a tie for first in the Coast hockey standings by beating the Vancouver champions on the Northern toe. With Hoy Rickey back on defense the squad has won two straight. They return to the Arena Wednesday to host Victoria. Probable lineup includes Neilmes Lehman Mackay Marre Adame and Duncan.
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Vancouver
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Bkhinoer
McKay to Fight Wolgast in Championship Bout Next Week
Gordon McKay coast middleweight champion returns from a draw with Hilly Britton in Oklahoma City. He signs with Jimmy Malone of Cascade A. C. to box Johnny Wolgast at the Pavilion a week from Tuesday. Wolgast returns to the arena after two years away and has fought in the East since.
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Oklahoma City
Hilly Britton
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Jimmy Malone
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Seattle Indoor Tennis Meet Planned at Armory
Seattle players schedule the first local indoor tennis meet at the Armory next month. Entries close February 12 and play begins February 14. The National Guard and a local players committee will oversee the event. Entries may be filed at Spalding's.
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Oregon Aggies Top Stanford 25-14 in Corvallis
The Oregon Aggie basketball team defeated Stanford for the second straight time in Corvallis last night, 25 to 14.
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High school cage games scheduled for tomorrow
Queen Anne hosts West Seattle at Queen Anne High School Franklin visits Broadway while Ballard plays Lincoln at Lincoln High. The slate highlights district rivals with local matchups set for tomorrow.
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West Seattle
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University of Havana Accepts Invite to Pennsylvania Relay Carnival
The University of Havana has accepted an invitation to participate in the Pennsylvania relay carnival on April 28 and 29, per the Cuban school.
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Star Junior Cage Race Blocked by Age Dispute and Finals
The Star Junior league faces playoff uncertainty as Battery C center Army Bakenhus, alleged a year over the 22-year age limit, vows an affidavit from parents to prove eligibility. Three preliminary games remain while final matchups hinge on resolving this issue.
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How Teams Stand In Star's Junior Basketball Loop
K of C Yortta leads scorers with four field goals. Substitutions list Ogawa for Meldgonle. Yortta four, Kawasee two, Kottabashi one, Wold two, Serensos three, Kiote one, Harris one, Roth one. Bree throws Kottabashi one Kiotz two. Referee Williams.
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Imperials boosted by Jimmy Lynch addition at center
The Imperials gain a lift with Jimmy Lynch, a former Broadway high School player, at center. A win over Beattie Boys on Wednesday could lift them to sixth place in the standings.
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Broadway High School
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