Lane Barney Eldred and Hood Are Shining in Coast League
The Seattle outfield trio of Lane Eldred and Hood delivers strong defense and timely hitting in the Coast League. Lane leads with glove sense and speed, Eldred maintains a .330ish batting mark and solid range, Hood makes sensational catches, and Barney shows speed and power infield-to-plate coverage.
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Arlett Won’t Be Sold Until Fall by Oakland Club
Oakland officials Cal Ewing and Del Howard say Buss Arlett won’t be sold to any major league club until the 1922 season ends. With Bill Marriott back and Jack Knight nearing return, Oakland has moved into third place and now requires at least three players to be included in any deal.
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May 18s No Mere Flash Jake May Shines For Tigers
Jake May, Vernon southpaw, stars for the Tigers as Seattle fans see a top pitcher with speed and control. Speculation links May to the New York Yankees in the fall while infield moves around Murphy, Stumpf, Cueto, and Crane shape Seattle's infield. The Indians face a hard series as they open against the Seals in San Francisco.
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Who Hit Homers in Big League Games Monday
Players who homered in Monday big league games include Hornsby of the Cardinals with one, totaling 22. Meusel of the Giants one for a total of 9. Burns of the Reds with one for a total of 8. Hauser of the Athletics with one for a total of 4. Carey of the Pirates with one for a total of 3. and Galloway of the Athletics with one for a total of 2.
Five Baseball Games This Week and Latest Results
Schedule lists Saint statue at San Francisco and Oakland at Sacramento with other matchups. Scores show Philadelphia 6 Chicago 2 and St Louis 6 Boston 4. 13 innings Boston 4 St Louis 4. Detroit 6 Washington 2. Updated results include St Louis 6 Brooklyn 1 Cincinnati 11 Philadelphia 7 Chicago 4 Boston New York 19 Pittsburgh 2 Pittsburg 4 New York 4.
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Reds Hitting Streak Puts Team in Strong Position
The Reds feature Bob Geary delivering strong pitching while Oliver Mitchell and Jim Scott show sharp hitting. If the Reds secure favorable results, they head to Sacramento and then Portland. Seattle also struggles in the trip’s outlook remains decent beyond San Francisco.
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Red Smith Tops Vernon Tigers With Hitting and Fielding
Red Smith is having the best season for the Vernon Tigers. He leads the league in hitting at present and shines as a smart, aggressive batter and superb fielder. Wille Kamm’s defense is noted but Smith is ranked the league’s top all around third baseman.
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Ellis Offered Portland Beavers Managership
Angeles July 11 George Rube Ellis longtime LA outfielder has been offered the Portland Beavers managerial post. He would discuss terms en route north and may accept if salary fits. The move signals Tom Turner’s probable dismissal and may affect Bill Kenworthy’s August return and potential Texas league assignment. Turner’s failure to assert authority kept old players dictating lineup decisions.
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Rain Delays Open Golf Qualifiers in Skokie
Rain slowed the first day of the national open in Skokie and kept one third of the field in the second qualifying frame. Notables included Jock Hutchison leading with 135, Walter Hagen at 136, and Nobby Jones at 143 as others posted scores amid mud and light drizzle.
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Ring Bout Results Across Cities on Monday
Reports from York Philadelphia New York Denver and London detail several boxing decisions. Frenkie Jrreme beat Kid Welle in a twelve-round decision in York. Tommy Loeoghran outpointed Harry Grek in Philadelphia. Joe Gane defeated Marty Crocn in New York. Pilly Miske bested Marty Burke in Denver. Kadie Biltinge and Balloree drew in a four-round bout at Wremerton. George Cook defeated Holdier Jones in London.
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Ponder May Be Thru For Good After Injury
Salt Lake catcher Butch Byler reports Los Angeles pitcher Ponder may never throw again this season after a practice injury. Ponder, who had won 10 of 11 decisions, fell in practice and tore ligaments near his throwing arm while fielding. He arrived with the Angels from the Chicago Cuba as a right handed pitcher.
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Oregon golf champions prepare for defense at Tasitain Country Club
Dr Willing of Waverley and Mrs Kay of Portland Golf Club to defend titles in the championship starting Wednesday at Tasitian Country Club. Leading challengers include Redolph Wilhelm Russell Smith and Clara Griswold. A large Willamette Valley field is expected with notable rivals from local circuits. Wedding of golf figures and upcoming exhibitions add to a busy season.
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Spencer Harris Stars for Bay City in Mint League
Spencer Harris, former Broadway high school diamond star, now with Bay City in the Mint league, hits at a terrific rate. In the last week of June he collected 10 hits in 30 trips, with three doubles, three home runs and a triple while playing right field.
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Tennis Federations Relay Congratulatory Cable
The United States Lawn Tennis Association sent a cable to the French Tennis Federation congratulating them on Miles Lenglen’s victory over Mrs. Mallory.
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Paddock Has Big Future
Charles Paddock’s rapid rise is hailed after breaking five world sprint records in one day and tying another. Trainer Frank Foster credits college training for long, active careers, while observers note Paddock’s strict early regimen and potential for further record progress.
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Stage golf champ here this week
Roy Gordon, a top vaudeville player, stars in Wedded Bliss at the Palace Hip show with his bride. He claims the National Vaudeville Actors' association title and has challenged managers over 25 Ackerman Harris circuit houses. Seattle’s Druid Hills links are praised for quality and layout.
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Big race loom for Whisk away and Gray Lay at Empire
Empire race track stewards offer 10000 dollars for a match race between Whisk y away, a three year old owned by Harry Payne Whitney, and Gray Lay, the Handicap star from Rancocas stable, signaling a major showdown.
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Dean of All Drivers Pop Geers Opens 12th Grand Circuit Season
Dean of All Drivers Pop Geers, 72, begins his 12th season as a Grand Circuit driver. The veteran says he is far from finished and expects to continue piloting horses for a long time.
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Matthews departs UW as key coach in Purple and Gold loss
The University of Washington mourns the passing of Matty Matthews noted French coach who led a strong freshman football squad and a solid basketball group. He also guided UW to the varsity conference baseball title and leaves with Seattle fans’ best wishes.
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Willard in Training for Dempsey Return in LA
Jess Willard tightens conditioning in Los Angeles as Fred Zwickey notes his rapid progress after three years idle. Willard plans a October showdown with Jack Dempsey and had an offer to meet Luis Firpo in Argentina next winter. He trains six rounds daily with a four hour gym session and road work each morning before a nine week Panamas circuit tour.
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Boxing set for Jersey City title bout and more
Benny Leonora and Lew Tencher train hard for a 12 round title fight in Jersey City week after next. Young Joe Gana may box July 21 in Oakland with Joe Eagan if he comes. Robby Michaels-Marty Casey lightweight clash brewing. Frankie Huntt joins Austin and Salt management. Robby Gray near return after eye injury July 4 in Everett. Richie Davis recovering from illness after a six round draw with Harry Casey.
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Joe Lynch Retains Bantam Title in 14th Round Stop
New York July 11 Joe Lynch regained the bantamweight crown by stopping Johnny Buff in the 14th round. Lynch led throughout as he cracked Buff with his left and the towel was tossed in at the five count.
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Pittsburg Pitcher Babs Adama Out Indefinitely
Veteran Pittsburg hurler Babs Adama is sidelined indefinitely after a line drive fractured a bone in his right ankle during a recent game. The injury ends his season and raises questions about the team's rotation.
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Veteran Geers Dominates Grand Circuit At Retirement Age
Edward Franklyn Geers known as Pop Geers, a legendary harness driver from Cleveland, shows no rush to quit as he reflects on a 50 year career. He claims over half a million miles driven and notes 42 Grand Circuit campaigns begun in 1881 with Annie W. His long record includes Napoleon Direct as his two minute performer in 1915 Columbus.
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Mallory Won't Quit Game Says Husband
Mrs. Molla Mallory, American tennis champion, will not retire after defeat by Lenglen. Her husband Franklin I. Mallory, a Wall Street broker, says reports of retirement are unfounded and she intends to defend her American title at Forest Hills this summer.
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Injury sidelights and game results from early baseball chatter
Walter Betts sits out a week with a finger injury after a collision with Hughey High. Mike Donlin scouts for Boston, eyeing Heinie Banks and Thurston as Bees players. Hack Miller’s waivers recalled as he hits .360 with the Cubs. minor-league revert possible. Hornsby belts a homer in a Cardinals win. Nehh wins again for Giants. Pirates fall to Giants in a lopsided early-season slate.
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Bill Leard Still Plays in South A1 League
Former Seattle pilot Bill Leard now rows the Charleston club in the South A1 league as a crabbing utility figure. Charleston leads the circuit as Leard remains active on the field despite uncertainty about any managerial role.
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