Iron Duke Holding Spotlight on Coast League Baseball
Coast league buzz centers on Kennworthy potentially joining Portland Beavers to replace Rennie at second while Marty Krug nears Seattle Beavers. Kenworthy, on suspended list for not turning over telegrams, trains with Portland as landis appeal drags. If Portland lands Kenworthy, he would likely replace Tom Turner as manager and strengthen the squad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenworthy
Iron Duke
Portland
Marty Krug
Seattle
Beavers
Rennie
Tron Duke
Landis
Portland Beavers
Altho
Kennie
Tom Turner
Beaver
Turner
Bill Klepper
Duke
Kiepper
Jim Boldt
Indians
Minor League Arbitration Board
Boldt
James
Krug
Chhkely
Rennice
Walter McCredie
Coach Leader Plans Major Shakeup in Washington Crew
Coach Ed Leader signals a big shakeup after a poor Coast regatta showing. Cushman replaces Skibiness, with further changes likely as leaders cite lack of form and coordination despite weight and practice. Washington rowers have trained daily but fail to produce unit drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ed Leader
Leader
Ed Cushman
Skibiness
Westman
Wills Not Entitled to Bout With Champion Dempsey
Boxing writer argues Harry Wills is no longer a top challenger after losses to Bill Tate and Sam Langford. The piece questions Wills’ eligibility versus Dempsey, Brennan, and Gibbons, noting Brennans strong record and Gibbons Greb match upcoming at Madison Square Garden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seaburn Brown
New York
New Jersey
Jack Dempsey
Harry Wills
Wills
Kid Norfolk
Tex Rickard
Hector
Bill Tate
Dempsey
Jess Willard
Portland
Sam Langford
Boston
Norfolk
New Orleans Panther
New York State Boxing Commission
Bill Brennan
Brennan
Tommy Gibbons
Fred Fulton
Fulton
Utah Mauler
Bill
Gotham
Harry Greb
Madison Square Garden
Greb
Gibbons
Cold Weather Slows Washington Varsity Track Team
Weather and rain hindered the Washington track program this season. Coach Edmundson awaits warmer days and better turnout to build speed and depth. Distance men lag, weight events lack leaders, and field event prospects slim with Gus Pope’s void.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Marquis
Washington
Edmundson
Jimmy Roberts
Hurley
Anderson
Hall
Douglas
Hathaway
Pratt
Landy
Gus Pope
Jimmy Bryan
Roy Knudson
Vandals Clinch First Place in Coast Conference Cage Race
Moscow Idaho March 4 University of Idaho wins first of two basketball games against Washington State 31 to 21 to secure the top spot in the Coast conference standings. If they win the second game they will lead in percentages over Oregon Aggies who sit second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Idaho
Washington State
University of Idaho
Oregon Aggies
Lewis Retains Title? Actually Loses World Wrestling Crown
In Wichita on March 4 Strangler Lewis used a brutal headlock to pin Stanis lave Zbyczko in three falls. Zbyczko won the first fall with body scissors and arm lock, but Lewis dominated the second and third falls to win the match and reclaim the heavyweight title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Kan
Stanislave Zbyczko
Lewis
Zbyczko
Vancouver Defends In Narrow Playoff Opener Win
Vancouver edges Seattle 1–0 on a first period Lloyd Cook rainbow shot. Hugo Lehman and strong Vancouver defense shut down Seattle’s attack as the series moves to a Monday finale in Vancouver with the Mets pressing for a shift in momentum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Cook
Vancouver
Hugh Lehman
Seattle
Mets
Bob Rowe
Hap” Holmes
Ty Cobb part of group buying Augusta club franchise
A Southern wire reports Ty Cobb among a group that recently purchased the Augusta club franchise in the South Atlantic League.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ty Cobb
Augusta Club
Southern
California star Brick Muller severely injures ankle
Berkeley March 4 Track championship hopes of the University of California suffered a setback when Brick Muller, football and track star, twisted an ankle during a practice baseball drill and may be unable to compete on the track this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brick” Muller
Berkeley
University of California
Indians Hopeful Pulse in 1922 Baseball Camp
Cleveland banks on Walter Mails and Jim Bagby to pace 1922 pitching while Tug McGraw and Stan Coveleski carry the load. Evans Jamieson in left and Speaker in center headline a veteran lineup with Stuff McIlvaine at first, Wamby second, Gardner third, Sewell short, Joe Wood in right, and Steve O Neill catching with Nanamaker backing up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Mails
Jim Bagby
Cleveland Indians
Tugby
Mails
Stan Coveleski
Larry Gardner
Joe Sewell
Evans
Jamieson
Speaker
Joe Wood
Earl Smith
Boston Ned Sox
Steve O'Neill
Lea Nanamaker
Casey Cagers Lose Final Game of Season
The Casey cagers lost the season finale to Toppeniah 33 to 22 after a late walkout by Toppeniah’s hoopera. Knights of Columbus carers, with clean records, had previously won Thursday in the series at Toppeniah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Columbus
Toppeniah
Caseys
Toppeniah Hoopera
Evan Lewis Named to Second Coast Basketball Team
Evan Lewis represents the University of Washington on Rohler's official all coast second basketball team. The lineup includes Stin von of O A C at forward Berthe Thompson of Idaho at center Begleston of California and KR Fox of Idaho at guard positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evan Lewis
University of Washington
Rohler
Lewis
Stinvon
Berthe
Thompson
Idaho
Begleston
California
KR. Fox
Stanford Nine Opens Baseball Practice Amid Rain Delays
Stanford University starts practice games as the Cardinal lead other Coast Conference teams. most Northern colleges face rain delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanford University
Cardinal
Ring Bout Results From Friday Across Several Cities
Reports from Grand Rapids Syracuse Huntington New Haven Springfield Portsmouth Detroit Davenport and other cities detail Friday ring results. Notables include Gene Tunney win in Grand Rapids and Yale beating Springfield four to two in New Haven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Rapids
Mich
Gene Tunney
Way Weber
Timeore
Syracuse
Jimmy Carey
Portland
Dirty Shade
Ian Prendiece
Huntington
Valeb Martin
Army
Eddie Civil
Ashland
New Haven
Yale
Springfield
Johnny Lewis
Teledo
Henny Hecker
Cincinnati
Portsmouth
Nic Mair
Portamouth
Kid Layman
W. Va
Detroit
Frankie Mason
Jimmy Kats
Davenport
Johnny Griffitna
Akron
Morrie Schlaifer
Omaha
Keddie Anderson
Moline
Leo Hugging
A. KB. PF
Ban Francisco
Connors
Eddie Handley
George Rivers
Billy Harold
Angeles
Marty Farrel
Johnny Burns
Oatland
Hollywood
Sacramento
Cal
Tommy Cello
San Francisco
Jimmy Callahan
KEEP FIT ADVISES SYRACUSE ROWING COACH
Syracuse University rowing coach Jim Ten Eyck urges 15 minutes daily exercise plus a healthy routine. He champions outdoor activity and rowing as key to lasting health, endorsing brisk walking, light jogging, and balanced meals while praising nature and year‑round rowing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Jim Ten Eyck
Syracuse University
United States
Ten Veyck
Ten Kiyck
Ten Kyck
Kemith
Fountain of Youth
Ten Eyck
Cal
lLowing
Soccer Teams to Wind Up Season at Woodland Park Sunday
The Star Soccer season ends with an All Star senior game and an All Star junior match at Woodland Park. Senior game starts at 2 30 p m and junior at 1 p m with rosters and officials listed for both contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodland Park
Puget Mill Denies Donated Golf Course Promise in Seattle
The Puget Mill Company debunks reports it will donate land adjoining Washington Park for a municipal golf course. Directors warn of a reward for anyone spreading the rumor and reaffirm the ground remains not donated. The piece notes upcoming Pacific Northwest Golf association events and personnel moves in Seattle and nearby clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puget Mill Company
Seattle
Washington Park
Board of Park Commissioners
Victoria
Pacific East
Pacific Northwest
Northwest
Spalding Bros
Bob Johnstone
Fred Henwood
Bob
Johnstone
Pacific Northwest Golf Association
Seattl eTacoma stages switch to hourly runs after March 12
The Seattle Tacoma stages will operate on the hour rather than the half hour starting March 12. The change follows a new schedule filed with the Department of Public Works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olympia
Seattle-Tacoma
Department of Public Works
Beatties Leading Dentist Offers Bargain Dental Work
The note promises quality workmanship at low prices to raise funds. It mentions chief dentist Howin J Brow and Beatties at 106 Columbia St with over twenty years in the trade.
Four Ring Tiffs and Rising Stars in Coast Boxing
The piece outlines upcoming matchups and prospects for Coast boxing. It highlights Ordon the Coast as a rising lightweight, talks up prominent middleweights including Bert, Farrel, Burns, and Young Georges, and notes plans to match McKay Colima against Vernon contenders. It also mentions McKay’s Tacoma bout with Dick Egan and a $5,000 forfeit offer by Jack Herman for a Dempsey clash.
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Ordon
Coast
Ruso Daniel
Seattle
Heath
Casey
Mickey Hannon
Mitchell
Ing
Vernon
Hollywood
Bert
Mit
Farrel
Burns
Georges
McKay Colima
Davis
Wolgast
Michigan
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Greal
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Parkes
Ernie Parken
Himselif
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al Skinner
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Morrie
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Skinner
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Lon
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Cleveland Banks
Hinge Indians
Casey Cagers
Stanford Nine
Mayers
DN McGrath
West Seattle
Dr. Galbraith
Jack Hiall
George Hoefling
Bob Conner
Jerry Malloy
Wiliam Shelton
Bob Lemon
Billy Blooman
Billy Waller
Johnnie Reeks
Jim Ross
Fletcher
Purvin
Watta
Backe
Simpson
Kelly
McGrath
W. Dowie
Forgis
Cornthwaite
Kempton
Wittpatrick
Martinesen
Hichardson
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Spares
Pitson
Galbraith
Upton
McKilum
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White
Strange
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Weston
Barwicke
Carmichael
Maron
Patmore
McKinley
McCall
Smith
South Park
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Merz
Green
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Corning
Caston
Newcombe
Berg
Cella
Ginnens
O. Hermann
Fife
Dave Craig
Harlington Country Club
Skagit Golf Club
George Eddy
la Grande
Oregon
Karlington
Black River
Peoples Savings Bank Sexcondave
Pikm ST
Erga
Pike Street
Tacoma
Los
Los Angeles Athletic Club
Dan
Giant Smith
Los Angeles
Corner
Salt
Edgren
McKay
Dick Egan
Abe
Heinie Selmann
Egan
Jack Herman
Stanislaus Zbosenko
Jack* Dempsey
Tacoma Safty Stele
Port Angeles Strait
Midnigu
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Island
Port Townsend
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Puget Sound
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