Cuban Star Can Play Eight Places on Club
The Seattle Indians rely on Manuel Cueto the Cuban pitcher described as versatile and valuable. Cueto can play any position except pitcher and may even pitch someday. He has experience in Cuba and looks to be a standout in the Coast League alongside Dee Walsh and Bert Ellison as versatile infield and outfield options.
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Leo H. Lassen
Seattle Indians
Manuel Cueto
Walter McCredie
Cueto
Cuba
S- Cueto
Altho
Havana
McCredie
Flivver
Tex Wisterzil
Wisterzil
Phil Stumpf
Stumpf
Brick Eldred
Sacramento
Billy Orr
Harry Lante
Eldred
San Francisco Seals
Dee Walsh
Bert Ellison
Walsh
Ellison
Highep
Campus Boat Lineup Shapes Upcoming Race Crew Selections
Campus Gossip notes the senior crew with Kling Smith stroke Skinnness Clarke Cushman Walker Magnusson Moore Butler and Doyle Grant as cox in the junior shells Mike Murphy Tidmarsh Shaw Ingram Parkina Dunn France Doyle Grant as the bow and cox, while sophomores Anderson Abel Murphy Spahn Mason Clement Luft Bill Walker and fresh squad Walling Dutton Enloe Condon Verde George Winter Haynes fill their boats.
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Washingtonia
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Kling
Smith
Skinnness
Clarke
Cushman
Walker
Magnusson
Moore
Butler
Mike Murphy
Tidmarsh
Shaw
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Parkina
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France
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Cox
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Spahn
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Clement
Luft
Bill Walker
Walling
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Enloe
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George
Winter
Haynes
Bagshaw Expects Full Spring Prep For Navy Game
Varsity coach Enoch Bagshaw urges all frosh and varsity hopefuls to join spring workouts as six to eight veterans may miss practice for crew track and baseball. With two weeks in September before the September 20 opener against Navy, Bagshaw plans early spring training and relies on new players reporting in large numbers. Capt. Bob Ingram and Clarke lead crew while Jimmy Bryan pursues track and Harper joins baseball, affecting spring football roster.
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Arsity
Enoch Bagshaw
Baggy
Navy
Bagshaw
Bob Ingram
Clarke
Jimmy Bryan
Harper
Washington Shooters Fall to Yale in Telegraphic Match
The Washington rifle team lost the first telegraphic match of the season to Yale by 499 to 497. The contest used two standing shots and 10 prone shots by 10 men, counting the five highest scores. Harold Crosby and EF J Colburn posted perfect 100s. All other Washington shooters scored one mile. Eastern marksmen praised by Maj. W. D. Frazer of the local ROTC.
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Ashington
Yale
Harold Crosby
EF. J. Colburn
Washington
Maj. W. D. Frazer
Indiana Hoosiers to Meet Washington in Seattle Series
Indiana University baseball team will play a two game series against the University of Washington in Seattle on June 2 and 3 as the final Northern tour before heading to Japan. The Hoosiers, a strong Middle Western squad, plan a summer in Japan with a similar tour, following a route through Py Pry in Dakota, Montana and Idaho on the way West.
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Indiana University
University of Washington
Seattle
Indiana
Japan
Middle Westerners
Big Ten
Dakota
Montana
Idaho
Washington
Hoosiers
Varsity Wrestlers to Meet Tacoma Y M C A Grapplers
Varsity wrestlers will clash with Tacoma Y M C A grapplers Friday night on the local gym mat. Last year Tacoma won four of five bouts with the freshmen. Joe Crumb is the 158 pound university representative. Other bouts will determine contestants before the tournament.
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Ashington
Tacoma Y. M. C. A. Grapplers
Tacoma Armateurs
Arbuthnot
Joe Crumb
College Scores Early Basketball Roundup
Syracuse beat Syracuse 22 to 12. Pittsburgh over W I J 36 to 26. Yale tops Columbia 28 to 26. Wittenberg defeats Cincinnati 27 to 19. Hiram defeats Western Reserve 36 to 25. Wisconsin leads Chicago 24 to ?
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New Haven
Yale
Columbia
Cincinnati
Wittenberg
Hiram
Ohio
Western Reserve
College Stars Wear at Plate in New Orleans Training
Glen Killinger and Hinkey Haines of Penn State 1921 football fame are trying out as outfielders with the New York Yankees. At the New Orleans camp they show flashes in the field especially Haines in center field. Killinger struggles with batting while Haines needs fixes at the plate as coaches seek correction.
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Glen Killinger
Hinkey Haines
Penn State
New York Yankees
New Orleans
Haines
Killinger
New York
Star Champions rrr Battery C Team Dominates Junior Season
The Battery C squad remains undefeated with ten straight wins as The Star honors them at a dinner and smoker at the Armory tonight. The Star trophy will be presented. Players pictured include Franklin Shillistad Jimmy Malloy Enoch Schultz Red McLarren Gordon McKay Bill McAdams Don Ripley Ralph Etchey Army Bakenhus.
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Battery
Armory
Armory Basketeers
Franklin Shillistad
Jimmy Malloy
Enoch Schultz
Red” McLarren
Gordon McKay
Bill McAdams
Don Ripley
Ralph Etchey
Army Bakenhus
Regina Capitals Triumph Over Vancouver in Stanley Cup Bid
Regina Capitals defeat Vancouver Millionaires 3 2 as open aggressive play shocks the crowd of almost 10 000. Irving Anderson McVeigh lead a high tempo well rotated lineup while goalies from both teams make key saves. Substitutions and late pressure tighten the outcome in a pivotal Western Canada matchup.
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EBC
Regina Capitala
Vancouver Millionaires
Prairie Speedsters
Frank Patrick
Peta
Chuck
Thrilla
Capitals
Seattle recruits join Portland team after roster shake up
STOPETON Cal March 9 Four Seattle recruits were ready for jobs today. Manager Walter McCredie announced he had let go Frahm and Piette of San Francisco Downs of El Centro and Turston who hails from Los Angels. Sunday the Seattle team will play an exhibition game with the Sperry Flour team.
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Cal
Seattle
Joba
Walter McCredie
Frahm and Piette
San Francisco
Downs
el Centro
Turston
Los Angels
Sperry Flour
Star Champs to Battle Everett for Cage Title
The Battery basketball team, winner of The Star league championship and the Seattle National Guard title, will meet Everett’s champions Saturday night at 8 in the Everett Armory. The winning quintet earns the basketball championship of Western Washington. The Seattle five has won every game this season, and no state series will be played due to funds.
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Seattle National Guard
Everett
Everett Armory
Western Washington
Seattle Five
Battery A
Walla Walla
Star League Ball Pilots Meet At The Star Office
Managers of junior baseball teams are urged to attend the Star Junior League meeting at the Star office Friday at 7 p m. The session will cover league rules and accept new entries. Contracts for the season will be invited to managers. Entries close March 18. season starts April 2.
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Star Office
OLLIE'S Cleaners Enter Star Junior League Baseball
The Star Junior Baseball league allows cork or rubber balls with each home team supplying two balls per game and the visiting team supplying the third. Ollie’s French Dry Cleaners, formerly Pirates, have filed their entry and begun lineup work with Ray Gaules pitching and Cliff Breen catching. The infield includes Harold Bracken, Ben Kalmen, Ed O’Connor and Jimmy Logan. Ora Bracken covers center, Bill Kendall in right field, and Art Duffy in left. They practices at Walla Walla playfield, their home grounds.
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French Dry Cleaners
Pirates
Ray Gaules
Cliff Breen
Harold Bracken
Ben Kalmen
Ed O'Connor
Jimmy Logan
Ora Bracken
Bill Kendall
Art Duffy
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Walla Walla
France to hold 1924 Olympic Games in Paris
Paris reports that after delay the French cabinet has decided to host the 1924 Olympic Games. Gaston Vadil for Premier Poincare announces the government will appropriate 20,000,000 francs for the event despite a heavy financial burden.
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Paris
Gaston Vadil
Poincare
Grays Beat Whites 10 6 In Cal Exhibition
Oakland's Grays led by Ivan Howard defeated Honus Mitze's Whites 10 to 6 yesterday. The Grays face Napa next, while the Whites host a winter team from Oakland on Sunday.
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Myrtledale Springs
Cal
Oakland
Grays
Ivan Howard
Honus Mitze
Napa
McKay and Egan Box at Tacoma Boxing Card
Gordon McKay defends his coast middleweight title against Joe Eagan in Tacoma tonight. The veteran 160 pounder from New England is expected to push the champion to action with fast exchanges. Joe Rivers and Kid Johnson meet in a six round semi windup, Eddie Huse faces Eddie Roberta in a four round special, with Mickey Dempsey vs Al Landin and Jimmy Smith vs Marshall Fors on the undercard.
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Gordon McKay
Coast
Joe Eagan
New England
Seattle
McKay
Railbirds
Magan
Northwestern
Joe Rivers
Kid" Johnson
Johnson
Rivers
Eddie Huse
Eddie Roberta
Mickey Dempsey
al Landin
Jimmy Smith
Marshall Fors
Champ to Go Abroad Soon
Jack Dempsey and manager Jack Kearna plan a European tour in about three weeks according to New York reports. If carried out, they likely will not return in time for a United States fight before Labor Day.
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Jack Dempsey
Jack Kearna
New York
Dempsey
United States
Yellowhorse Shows Top Form at Pirates Training Camp
Chief Yellowhorse leads the Pittsburgh Pirates in a preseason session as others recover from winter arm kinks and take it easy.
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Yellowhorse
Pittsburg
Gibbons Faces Madden in Madison Square Garden Bout
The article previews a tb round bout between Tommy Gib bons and Bartley Madden at Madison Square Garden. Gibbons is noted for durability and speed while Madden seeks a knockout path to claim a share of the heavyweight title contention, with Greb and Dempsey referenced in context.
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Tommy Gibbons
Bartley Madden
Harry Greb
Madison Square Garden
Grebh
Joe Chip
Olbbons
Pitteburger
Jack Dempney
Gibbons
St. Paul
Athletic Outlook for 1922 Philadelphia club near basement
Connie Mack plans few changes for the 1922 Philadelphia Athletics. The lineup features Johnston at first, Dykea at second, Galloway third, Barrett or Calloway at short, Walker in left, Welch center, Miller in right, Perkins catching, with Heimach likely a key rookie southpaw and several holdovers among the pitching staff. The club shows potential but faces an uphill climb unless a miracle happens.
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Philadelphia Athleticn
Connie Mack
Johnston
Cleveland
Hauser
American Association
Brazil
Dykea
Galloway
Holdover
Barrett
Calloway
Walker
Welch
McGowan
International League
Miller
Washington
Lawton Witt
Perkins
Schalk
O'Neill
Heimach
Southpaw
Beavers Tread Water as Kenworthy Arrives in Pasadena
Portland Beavers perform well in Pasadena under observer Bill Kenworthy who arrived late to advise the club while Judge Landis decides his eligibility to become a regular.
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Pasadena
Cal
Portland Beavers
Bill Kenworthy
Judge Landis
Pete Schneider Signs With Vernon Camp After Talks
Pete Schneider, star Tiger outfielder, agreed to terms with the Vernon baseball camp following days of negotiations. He is expected to report for training today in Los Angeles.
Opening Coast League Season Opener Tickets On Sale
Tickets for the Coast league season opener are on sale in San Francisco. Seattle will visit San Francisco for the April 4 opener.
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San Francisco
Seattle
Substitute Is Elected Notre Dame Grid Pilot
Glenn Carberry, end from Ames, Iowa, elected captain for 1922 at Notre Dame. He has served as a substitute for two seasons behind famed ends Anderson and Riley, who stood out for the team. The move marks a Rare captaincy choice for a substitute at a major program.
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Notre Dame
Glenn Carberry
Carberry
Anderson
Riley
Ames
France selects Parc de Princes site for 1924 Olympic Games
The report notes France choosing Parc de Princes in Paris as the venue for the 1924 Olympic Games with a 30,000,000 franc budget. Georges Carpentier underwent carbuncle surgery in Paris and intends to resume plans.
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France
Parc de Princes
Role de Bologne
Stacy Cage Men Wallop Imperials In Junior League Tilt
The Stacy Shawns defeated the Imperials 35 to 20 at Collins playfield in a Class B elimination game. Moore Prescentin and Hutchinson led the attack while Lynch of the Imperials scored 17 points. In the second game the Pirates beat Washington Park 13 to 11.
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Stacy Shawns
Imperials
Collins
Moore
Prementin
Hutchinson
Lynch
Imperiale
Ceee
Pirates
Washington Park
Bees Triumph 8–1 Over Modesto Locals at New Field
Salt Lake's Bees opened the Modesto athletic field with an 8 to 1 victory over the Modesto Tocs. Mayor helped throw the first ball and attend the celebration.
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Modesto
Cal
Salt Lake
Bees
Cals
Press Club Plans Caldwell Celebration Stunts
Beattie Press club will commemorate Caldwell mayor’s decision not to seek re election. President H W Rose names B W Brintnall chair of a committee to arrange stunts for the celebration with plans adopted Wednesday night.
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Caldwell
Beattie Press Club
H. W. Rose
B. W. Brintnall
Greenwich Village Drinks For Miss Lester In Health Request
In Chicago the so called Greenwich Village district observed a macabre health fad for Mary Lester a 19 year old artist model and writer. Every fifth drink at taverns was pledged to her as she drank poison after a failed romance. A farewell note asked that every fifth drink be drunk to her.
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Chicago
Greenwich Village
Mary Lester
Pioneer Captain Christie Found Dead in Everett Home
Everett March 9 Captain James R. Christie a pioneer aged 70 was found strangled in his home by neighbor Mrs. William Coughlin. Authorities say death resulted from a cord catching his throat during a fall in an apoplectic fit.
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Everett
James R. Christie
Pioneer
William Coughlin
University Professor to Speak on Arms Conference
Prof. C. H. Richardson of the University of Washington will address the College club at 12 15 p m Friday on The Achievements of the Arms Conference at Washington The talk is scheduled for the College club meeting Friday noon.
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C. H. Richardson
University of Washington
College Club
Washington
Prohibition Agent Hazeltine Appointed Southern California Director
F A Hazeltine, a general federal prohibition agent in Seattle, has been named federal prohibition director for Southern California with headquarters in Los Angeles.
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F. A. Hazeltine
Seattle
Southern
California
Los Angeles
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