Vernon Tigers Ready for Opening Strike in Coast League
Vernon Tigers, 1919 champions, prep for Seattle game as pitching staff led by Dell Piercy and Willie Mitchell stands out. Lineup features Johnny Mitchell, Bob Fisher, Borton, Smith, High, Chadbourne, Long, and catcher Al Devormer, with strong infield and hard hitting quartet highlighted.
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Dell
Aif Piercy
Essick
Willie Mitchell
Wille
Shelienback
Fromme
Bryan Houck
Young Smallwood
Johnny Mitchell
Bob Fisher
Keystone
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Smith
Tigers
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Chadbourne
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Mitchell
Fisher
Altho Long
al Devormer
Local squad unchanged since Smwashes game three weeks ago
Regulars line up as before with Billy Cunningham appearing occasionally on the field. His injured wrist is listed as out again.
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Billy Cunningham
Detroit Holds Options on Coast League Clubs
Detroit plans to select the star players from Portland San Francisco and Oakland through end of season deals. Hack Miller of Portland Willie Kamm of San Francisco and an Oakland outfielder are the most mentioned targets by Detroit for the Coast league option rights.
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Detroit
Portland
San Francisco
Oakland
Tigers
Blue
Hack Miller
Willie Kamm
Detroit echoes on Babe Pinellis with Tigers
Speaking of Detroit, Babe Pinellis the Sacramento third baseman last year is proving his value with the Tigers through strong fielding and regular-berth status despite modest hitting. He out-hits Jones and Hale among the new recruits for the job, as Woodward the righty pitcher joins the club during its three week southern trip and shows potential despite two one run losses.
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Detroit
Babe” Pinellis
Sacramento
Tigers
Jones
Hale
Woodward
St. Louis
Young Reinhart Reassigned To Milwaukee In A Lively MLB Trade
The southpaw rookie Reinhart was sent from the Siwashes to the St. Louis Cardinals and then recalled before being turned over to the Milwaukee club in the American league.
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Young Reinhart
Siwashes
St. Louis Cardinals
Milwaukee
Baseball Notes From The Circuits Of The Day
Slim Love is nearing form with the Seal camp after arriving from Detroit. Jim Thorpe remains sidelined with a injured leg while playing with Akron in the International League. Harry Harper of the Boston Red Sox is sought by Cleveland Indians to bolster their pitching staff. Jack Beatty now manages the Kitchiner team in the Michigan Ontario league. Frank Schulte quits Syracuse International League after a dispute with owner Lander. Tommy Leach manages the Tampa team in the Florida State League as Smokers lead the pennant race. Nig Clarke plays for Greenville in the South Atlantic League after a Pirates spring tryout. James Hamilton pilots Joplin in the Western League from second place with Tulsa atop the standings.
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Indiana
Harry Harper
Boston Red Sos
Indians
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Nel
Tommy Leach
Tampa
Hie
Clarke
Pittaburg Pirates
Greenville
Jimmy Hamilton
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Tulsa
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Goldie Rapp Secures Spot Through Pitcher Mike Kelley Talk
Mike Kelley persuaded Pat Moran to give Goldie Rapp the third base job. Rapp is a solid slugger and capable fielder. He asked to have his watch repaired, mentioning Haynes near the Liberty Theatre.
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Mike’ Kelley
Pat Moran
Goldie Rapp
Rapp
Fiest Water
Haynes
Liberty Theatre
McCarthy Wright Set For Coast Welterweight Clash At Liberty Park
Johnny McCarthy meets Billy Wright in the main event of The Star smoker at Liberty Park to raise funds for Mrs. Robert C. Scott. The Coast champion seeks to regain the title, while Wright returns home for a rare local bout after tours East. Supporting bouts feature Sontag Welch, Pete Walker vs Mitchell, and Eddie Moore in a lively boxing card beginning at 8:30 outside Seattle.
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Seattle
Wright
Billy Mays
O. K
McCarthy
Quartet heads Star smoker in Scott fund feature at Liberty Park
Top row left to right Val Sontag Johnny McCarthy and Billy Wright. Below Army Welch. The quartet of mitt slingers is set for night battles in the Star smoker's Scott fund program at Liberty Park. Johnny McCarthy tangles with Billy Wright in the semi windup.
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Johnny McCarthy
Billy Wright
Army Welch
Scott Fund
Liberty Park
Fighting Harp
Pacific Coast League at Portland Report
Oakland and Portland clash in a rough game with sparse scoring notes. Several batter names are listed including Arnett Mitze Rone Tobin and others, but details are garbled and unclear.
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Arnett
Mitze
Rone and
Tobin
Who will coach Olympic team
With a fairly good idea of the American Olympic team set, the coach selection becomes paramount. Candidates include Robertson of Pennsylvania Mackley of Cornell Fitzpatrick Princeton Donovan Harvard Maloney Stanford Farrell Illinois and the veteran Cornell and Princeton coaches gain favor.
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Pennsyvania
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Cornell
Fitzpatrick
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Harvard
Maloney
Stanford
Farrell
Illinois
Doubles Reach The Mar Woodland Park Finals
Stephens and Burr advance to the men’s doubles final at The Mar Woodland Park tournament after a straight sets win over Art Bailey and C. C. Wilharme. They will face the winner of Nollan Nolian versus Hesketh Schangier at 1 pm Thursday.
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Mar Woodland Park
Art Bailey
C. C. Wilharme
Park Courts
Ben Waller
Dick van der Las
Bruce Hesketh
Manford Schangier
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Mount Baker and Ballard Managers Set Meeting Tonight
Mount Baker and Ballard Beavers managers will meet at The Star office tonight at 7 p.m. to decide on adding six new players for the July 14 game. Mount Baker claims six former players left for Alaska, affecting their eligibility. No professional players may play in Star league ball, excluding Mike Neffer from the lineup. The Star league season features fast junior play, with Tailored Pendy Felix club Bullard Beavers Mount Baker in Cup contention though the winner remains undecided. A local tennis highlight notes Gertrude Schreiner won the women’s singles and, with partner Mr. Bragdon, took the women’s doubles in Woodland Park.
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Mrs. Hourque
Mike Foster
Art Bailey
Dick van der Las
Woodland Grounds
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Herb Little
Mrs. Bragdon
Woodland
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Tourist Still Tours Benny Leonard at Van Nuys Hotel
A touring tourist in Los Angeles questions Benny Leonard's life and manager while Billy Gibson, Leonard's manager, dismisses the claim as biased. The exchange occurs in the Van Nuys Hotel lobby as the stranger seeks opinions on Leonard and his alleged wealth.
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van Nuys
Los Angeles
Billy Gibson
Benjamin Leonard
Billy
Leonard
Best Horse Yet Albany
Trainers and Mans War is hailed as the greatest horse, the most beautiful and the most thoroughbred of turf history in this Albany coverage.
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Albany
War
New Ring Bible Adopted by New York Ring Clubs
The text of the International Sporting Club code is being accepted as the new ring Bible in New York. This marks a standard reference for rules and conduct among local ring and match organizers in the city.
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New York
Bald Eagle Hunts Wichita and Other Baseball Notes
Frank Isbell shifts focus from his suit to scouting talent among bushers turn backs of the majors. In New York fans warm to George Kelly the awkward first baseman while discussing costs of beet roosts and dining at Boldt's.
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Wichita
Frank Isbell
New York
Giants
George Kelly
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