Trades and rumors swirl around Seattle club prospects
The Seattle club trades catcher Read Baldwin for Car ey Brown and Lee Angoln, aiming to bolster the pitching staff with Brown while Baldwin seeks a higher payout after a holdout. Talks also involve Teo Smith and Bil Cunningham as outfield options, with umpires McCarthy and others slated to work Coast League games.
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Lee Angoelm
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Brown
Angels
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Eiders
Sear
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Broadway Highs Prep Basket Tussle At Liberty Star Field
A fragmented note reports Broadway and Liberty Star high schools set for Friday football action at 14th Avenue location. It mentions Meggie Christenson and Bert in a big year context and hints at a potential season lease of Liberty Star games.
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Aed
Soard
Liberty Star
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All star hockey selections faulted for out of position picks
The 1921 All Star hockey selections by referee Mickey Ion drew criticism for misplacing multiple players. Johnson and Adams are noted as shifting from defensive and center roles, with Poyston and Riley also moved, while Morris and Loughlin are cited on unsuitable wings and center positions.
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Johnson
Cook
Walker
Rover
Frederickson
Foyston
J. Adams
Tan
Oatman
Harris
Holmes
Rickey
C. Loughlin
MacKay
Vancouver
Riley
Morris
Skinner
Dunderdale
Loughlin
Firsr
Vancouver and Victoria in coast playoff chase
Vancouver clinched a spot in the coast hockey playoff with a 5 to 0 win over Victoria. Duncan starred on defense as Vancouver overwhelmed Victoria while Seattle eyed potential tie scenarios if results shift in upcoming games.
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BBC
Seattle
Victoria
Seattle Innes
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Nine Portland Beavers Arrive in San Francisco for Camp
A nine-man Portland Beavers party is due in San Francisco by steamer today en route to the Beaver training camp at Santa Maria. Local fans will greet the Northerners and shake hands.
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San Francisco
Portland Beavers
Santa Maria
Stecher Defeats Olin in Two Falls After Illness Return
Joe Stecher from Omaha beat Finnish champion John Olin last night in two falls, 43 and 17 minutes, his first match since illness and after losing the championship to Strangler Lewis.
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March
Joe Stecher
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Batterymen Train as Orendiger Joins Boston Pravies
Galveston reports Boston Pravies batterymen drilled under Manager Mitchell. Pitcher Joe Orendiger arrived from the Pacific coast and will join practice today.
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Texas
Boston Pravies
Mitchell
Joe Orendiger
Pacific Coast
Red Sox Open Spring Training in Hot Springs
Twenty seven Boston players arrived in Hot Springs Arkansas for spring training. Manager Hugh Duffy plans to begin workouts with the batterymen today.
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Ark
Boston Red Sox
Hugh Duffy
National Intercollegiate Track Meet Set for June 11
Chicago officials announced the National Intercollegiate Track and Field meet will be held here on June 11. The event gathers college teams to compete in sprint, distance, and field events with potential record attempts.
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Senators Award Miller and Brotten After Arbitration
Chicago reports that players Miller and Brotten once with the Little Rock club and claimed by Washington and Pittsburgh were awarded to the Senators in a decision by Judge K. M. Landis.
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Hoge Earns Letters in Football Basketball Baseball
Coltmeus C. reports on Foge Workman who is celebrated as the season's best forward in football and basketball. He is also recognized as a strong baseball pitcher with the Reds showing interest in recruiting him.
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Robins Start New Orleans Training Camp
Brooklyn National League champions opened workouts in New Orleans with manager Robinson directing light limbering after a previous day session.
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Robins
New Orleans
Brooklyn
Robinson
Ruth Smashes Nine Home Runs in Shreveport Practice
In Shreveport Babe Ruth, tagged as the king of electrifying hitters, belted nine home runs in a single afternoon during a practice game. He appeared at first base and delivered a triple among the day's notable feats, thrilling local fans.
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Shreveport
Babe Ruth
Lincoln Prep Five Faces Franklin in Tough City Match
Lincoln High’s five, led by Queen Anne, must win at Franklin to stay within reach of league leaders. Franklin, improving, hosts Lincoln in the Franklin gym with a likely hard fought battle. Queen Anne also meets Ballard at Ballard while Broadway visits West Seattle seeking to end a four road loss streak.
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Yorward
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Indians
Montreal Could Host Big Bout Dempery Carpentier Fight
Henry L. Farrell reports Montreal's chances for the Dempery Carpentier bout hinge on talks in New York. Tex Rickard and C. F. Graham discuss Canadian guarantees this afternoon. Rickard hopes to avoid losing the contest to other American cities if not essential.
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New York
Montreal
Tex Rickard
C. F. Graham
Rickard
Graham
Coaches form group to seek central officials representation
Eastern and Western football coaches met in New York to form an organization seeking representation on the central board of officials. They favored no changes to the forward pass and approved goal kicking after touchdown by a 20 to 7 vote.
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New York
Central Board of Officials
The Season's Best Find in Baseball Headlines
The passage praises young players who break into the major leagues and make quick impacts like Meusel and Mails. It questions who will be the next season's standout, comparing potential newcomers to Ruth Cobb and Johnson, and noting the anticipation ahead of training camps.
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Yanks
Babe Ruth
Eusel
Walter Mails
Cleveland Indians
Ruth
Cobb
Johnson
The Greatest Fight I Ever Saw in Reno 1910
George Hardenbergh recounts the 1910 Reno heavyweight title fight between Jim Jeffries and Jack Johnson. Johnson won in the 16th round after Jeffries endured intense heat and punishment, with fans packed under umbrellas and messengers fanning the ring.
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Jeffries
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Jim Jeffries
Jack Johnson
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Local Bowling Standings and Results Highlight Week
Tuke Ne 1 continued steady team work by beating Eika Ne three straight. Tubes cafe rose to fourth after two close wins over the Lumbermen, though a miscount on Strong’s handicap altered final margins. Astew Talore edged Orpheuma, Tre Magtee beat BFN, and Pim Keck scored 621 for Palo Cigars with Hilbur adding 21.
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Connie Mack Builds Young Distill Team at Camp
Early Bird Is the Wise Bird. Connie Mack trains a raw club at Disto training camp. He aims to season a gawky group into pennant contenders, insisting on developing talent rather than buying players. He has two months to teach strategy and drill mechanics.
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Lift-me if-you-can girl holds 195 pounds still
In Norfolk Miriam Mervin a 10 year old girl has stumped all challengers by lifting 195 pounds off the floor with a brace of elbows. Stanislaus Zbyerko failed to budge her as he could lift a 225 pound wrestling opponent. Miriam treats it as a joke saying Johnny Conlon and Annie Abbott have nothing on her.
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Stanislaus Zbyerko
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Princess Elizabeth Bibescu Praises Sports as Peace Aid
The daughter of Herbert Asquith and wife of Romania’s minister to the U.S. argues that nations forget hate and admire great art and athletic skill. She cites Carpentier’s knockout of Beckett as a bigger feat in promoting international esteem than any diplomat, claiming rulers rival over art and sport.
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Herbert Asquith
United States
Carpentier
Beckett
White Sox Work Out In Waxahachie Texas
The White Sox prepared for a double workout in Waxahachie Texas. Players Dick Kerr and Ray Schalk surprised coach Kid Gleason by appearing at the first session as the team stretched sore muscles from opening-day drills.
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Tex
Marth
Sox
Dick Kerr
Ray Schalk
Kid Gleason
Tex Wisterzil Signs and Arrives for Pomona Camp
Tex Wisterzil arrived in Pomona on Monday and signed after a long talk with Kenworthy. He will wear the uniform Wednesday for the first workout as Pomona schedules a series of games against the Cubs and other opponents through March 27, with some players still missing.
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Tex Wisterzil
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Pasadena
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Spudders Acquire Tex McDonald From Los Angeles
Wichita Falsa Texas March manager Balm of the Spudders announced the acquisition of Tex McDonald from Los Angeles. The move signals a new era for the Spudders as they strengthen the roster with the veteran player.
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Texas
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the Spudders Today
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Los Angeles
Kramer Wins Bantam Bout in Six Rounds
MEMPHIS Tenn March Harry Kramer of the Pacific coast defeated Dick Griffin of Fort Worth last night in the sixth round of an eight round bantam fight Griffin was disqualified for a low blow proving Kramer the winner in the local venue
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March
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Bresnahan Praises Eau Claire Recruit Mason
Toledo reports Roger Bresnahan expects good things from Harry Mason of Eau Claire Wisconsin. Mason has never played organized ball according to Everett Scott of the Red Sox who calls the new recruit a wonder.
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March
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Harry Mason
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Everett Scott
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