Rigney and Cutshaw in Limelight
Detroit Tigers' infield struggles in 1921 highlighted by weak double plays and poor fielding at short and second. Rigney's sharp play at short and Cutshaw's steadying presence at second earn praise from Cobb and Connie Mack as Rigney rises to lead the infield.
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Yesterday's Hero Delivers In Wild Baseball Mix
Hy Myers tied the score with a seventh inning double and a late triple to give Grocklyn a 2 run win over the Pirates. Homers by Yaryan and Hooper helped the White Sox to a 4 0 win over the Yanks. Ruth and Wally Chang were the only Yanks to homer off Faber. Hack Miller hit his fourth homer in three days as Philadelphia beat the Cubs. The Reds knocked McQuillan out but Kobe Marquis topped them and the Braves won 5 to 4. Giants had 10 hits on Bill Sherbet but shut out the Cards. Dixie Davie spurred the Senators, Browns win.
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Lesser Swat Kings Shine In Major League Homer Parade
New York July 17 Yesterday's home-run hitters were Walker of Philadelphia Miller of Chicago Daubert of Cincinnati Hooper of Chicago and Yargan of Chicago each hitting one and adding to their season totals in a display of power from the lesser sluggers in the league.
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Four Star Boys Star in Local Junior Baseball Circuit
The Star Junior Baseball league finals feature I Whitesides returning to Seattle to umpire early games and players like Ivan Jones for the Bellingham Knights of Columbus and Al Barbarta for Bloedel Donovan. Several 1922 champions and Western International league veterans appear with Blaine leading the circuit under Tiny Leonard, while other squads such as Knights of Columbus and Bellingham Elks showcase upcoming talents and contract-bound pitchers.
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Ray Willis
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Doug Muskett
Frank Setzer
Waasitington
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Harold Keene
Mose Solomon
Earl Swift
Bloedel Donovan
Henle Follman
Carl Tallie
Carl Shoota
Vancouver
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Jimmy Worth
St. Louis Browns
Norman Worth
California
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Dodgers seek new infielder amid trade rumors
Brooklyn president Charles Ebbets denies any plan to trade Wheat and Johnston to the Pirates for Schmidt Barnhart and Tierney. He says Brooklyn is looking for a new infielder but not exchanging players with any club.
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Charles Ebbets
Wheat
Johnston
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Tierney
William Gibson Predicts Knockout in Leonard Tendler Fight
Billy Gibson, manager of champion Leonard, claimed on July 17 that a newspaper committee would not be needed for a decision. He asserted that Leonard would win by knockout in the bout against Tendler held in New York.
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Billy Gibson
Leonard
Star Swim Entry Blank for AAU Meet
Regular AAU member invites entries for Star swimming meet events marked with X. Lists events for men and women including freestyle, breast, back, diving, and foot board. notes age groups under 14 and under 18. Entries close August 5.
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Sailors Ready to Feature on Ring Card at Arena Show
Sailors will dominate the ring card at the Arena Friday night. Heavyweight Fred Snyder leads the fleet contingent, with Miesia sipps and Robe Finn among the light-heavy and middleweights. Other matched names include Don Urquidez, Soldier Woods, Sailor Silver, George Austin, Filipino Kid Everso, Pat Williams, Hobby Gray, Andy Santell, Ed James, and Ned Dunlap, as Lonnie Austin lines up bouts and hopefuls fill the card.
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Don Urquidez
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George Austin
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Lonnie Austin
Hobby Gray
Denver
Andy Santell
Ed James
Tony Durando
Ned Dunlap
Harry Casey
Trishman
Travie Davia
Sarazen Wins National Golf Title After Five Days Play
In Chicago on July 17 Gene Sarazen, age 78, won the national golf championship after five days of competition with a total of 78,436 strokes recorded in the event.
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Gene Sarazen
Gleason Boosts White Sox in pennant chase
New York July 17 Pop Gleason known as the White Sox kid has turned a lagging club into contenders. The Sox, five games out of first, push toward the pennant led by Gleason and aided by young pitchers Ray Schalk Eddie Collins Harry Hooper and Red Faber while revitalizing a formerly stalled lineup.
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Aes Stallings
Pat “Wilbert Robinson
New York
Star's Adeline Pless Files Entry for City Meet
Adeline Pless holder of the Pacific Coast record for the women's 100 yard breaststroke has filed her entry for The Star city swimming meet to be held in August. Entries are coming in slowly as lists close August with preliminaries August 12 and finals August 19. Swimmers are urged to enter early to help meet management.
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Adeline Pless
Pacific Coast
Landis ruling cited in Kamm payout dispute in baseball
Chicago reports that Commissioner Landis refused to confirm a ban on players receiving part of transfer prices. San Francisco club had balked at Willie Kamm demand tied to his sale to the White Sox. Other briefs note Guillemot's Paris run despite suspension, French golf and Herman retirement.
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K. M. Landis
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Pacific Coast League
Willie Kamm
Chicago White Sox
Landig
Indians Drop Two to Seals in San Francisco Sweep
In Sacramento on July 17 San Francisco took both ends of a double header. Lafry Burger pitched the first game for the Indians but beerled to stop the Seals as they scored late. Harry Gardner faltered against the Seals in the nightcap while Alten delivered shutout relief as San Francisco dominated from the start.
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What Makes a Player Valuable to a Club
Seattle Star asks fans to vote on the Coast League’s most valuable player, weighing hitting, fielding, baserunning, and teamwork. Letters from readers and a note on St. Louis Browns stars versus other club leaders frame the debate. Minor Lynch endorses Kamm as an invaluable asset with strong defense and speed.
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Leo H. Lassen
St. Louis Browns
George Lister
Bt. Louis
Stuffy McInnis
Hal Chase
St. Louis
Ken Willames
Browns
Urban Shocker
Hank Severed
St. Louisa
Gerber
Ty Cobb
One Vote and Letter to Fan Highlight Coast League MVP
Rules of a contest call for one vote and one fan letter written in ink or type on one side. Votes may stand alone and any Coast league player is eligible for MVP. Test votes earn prizes. a day at the ball park awaits the chosen star.
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Billy Lane Named Minor League Most Valuable Player
Howard W. Jones singles out Billy Lane as the finest lead-off man in the league and an exceptional defensive outfielder. He notes Lane’s speed on base, strong arm, and overall impact, asserting batters’ chances improve when Lane is on the bases.
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Baseball Star OConnell Tops Coast League Buzz
The Seattle Star praises Jimmy O Connell of the Frisco Seals as the most valuable ballplayer in the Coast league, calling him outstanding and widely trusted by fans.
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Jimmy O'Connell
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Vernon club player of value leads league at batting pace
Sporting Editor praises Red Smith of Vernon for his aggressive play and league leading batting average around .385. He notes Smith's relentless fighting spirit and strong plate presence, adding that he is formidable in fielding and always goes after every ball.
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State Net Field Stars Shine in Seattle Tennis Meet
Harold Van Joh and Mayme MacDonald head Washington state net field at Seattle event with strong showings. Turenne and Hesketh expected to clash in feature tennis match as Irving Weinstein withdraws. schedule lists many singles and doubles contests across men and women divisions.
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