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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Mar 14, 1922

Page

4

Billy Cunningham Faces Competition for Giants Outfield Job

Coast league alum Billy Cunningham vies with Ray Shinners and I M Boone for a regular center field berth with the New York Giants. If Ed Roush joins Cincinnati, Cunningham would have a clearer shot. the Yanks dispute Lefty O Doul and Bob Meusel to cover the outfield gaps as spring camps unfold.

OE Wongetiul George Burns Ross Young Irish Meusel Giants Burns Cincinnati Heda Heinie Grob Manhattan Cunningham Ray Shinners Indianpolis I. M. Boone Ed Rousch Cincy Reds Rousch Meusel Young

Coast League Umpires to Enforce Triik Rule Rigorously

Coast league officials push strict triik rule enforcement this season. Notable players linked to rule tampering include Ned Eller and Joe Pinnerman as clubs prepare for tighter control. Clarence Twombly will replace Arnold Haas in center for Los Angeles while Tecoma adds strong young outfield prospects.

Presy McCarthy Joe Pinnerman Oaly Ned Eller Cincy Teirlier Oakland Nie Reds Ulness Clarence Twombly Arnold Haas Los Angeles Miners

Toronto Wins Ice Final To Defend Stanley Cup

Toronto defeated Ottawa 5 to 0 on the local ice to secure a berth against Vancouver in the Stanley Cup final. The second of two playoff games saw Ottawa outplay the visitors yet Toronto's defensive play held a one goal edge amid a waterlogged rink.

Otran Ottawa Toronto Vancouver Sto Altho

Champion Hoop Fives May Mix For National Honors

Wabash College won the intercollegiate basketball tourney at Indianapolis last year and may face the Eastern league winner for the national title. The University of Pennsylvania is favored to win the Eastern title, with Princeton still able to tie the Quakers if they beat Yale and then defeat Penn. Wabash clinched the national title by beating Kalamazoo 43 to 23 in the final.

Wabash College Indianapolis Last Oak University of Pennsylvania Princeton Quakers Yale

Harrahan to Box Morrow in Aberdeen Bout

Seattle lightweight Joe Harrahan, who has made a comeback by defeating Morgan Jones and Marcariox Flores, will meet Spokane’s Lackey Morrow in a six round bout at Aberdeen on March 20.

Joe Harrahan Seattle Morgan Jones Marcariox Flores Lackey Morrow Spokane Aberdeen

Indians boast tallest pitching staff in organized baseball

With ten members towering more than six feet in the air the Cleveland Indians have unquestionably the tallest pitching staff in organized baseball.

Cleveland Indians

Goebel Seen as Strong Prospect in Camp as Goslin Set for Right

Rice praises Goebel as a standout outfielder and Eastern critics speak highly of him. Goslin expected to handle right field when the season starts, but Goebel will be in the spotlight during training camp with a solid chance to break through.

Entries Open for The Star Junior Baseball League

The notice invites entries for the Star Junior Baseball League with contact by phone and details to be provided. Entries close March 18 at 6 p.m. The form requires team name manager address and home grounds.

Boxing Night Sparks Title Hopes and Heavyweight Showdowns

The night features Gordon McKay facing toe Kean with a two week ordeal for his party. If McKay wins, he faces Mike Gibbons on the 9th, after beating Marty Farrell in Seattle. Gibbons is hailed as a top middleweight, while McKay is clever but hittable. Farrell underestimated McKay, and Gibbons can crush opponents with power. Rumors swirl that the winner may meet Harry Wille in an eliminator, with White contemplating a bout with Benny Leonard and Hines sidelined by injury.

Gordon McKay Toe Kean McKay Scotland Mike Gibbons Mth Marty Farrell Bey Jack Kearns Gordon Johnny Woilgast McKiay Migbeody Farrell MeKfay Seattle Wille Jack Dempsey Charley White Chicago Benny Leonard Hines White Willie Jackson

Averages to Be Kept for Star Ball League

The Star Junior Baseball league will keep full averages this season with each team appointing an official scorer. Scorers must be nonplayers and meet Friday at 8 pm for instructions and scorebooks. Home team official decisions prevail in disputes. forms due by 7 pm game day.

Star Hillman Merchants Ballard

McGraw Favors Tall Pitchers for Giants Tryouts

Giants manager John McGraw favors tall pitchers for tryouts. Three Rockies hopefuls include George Stanton a lefty at 6 feet, McGloughlin at 6 feet 6 1/2 inches, and Claude Jonnard at 6 feet 1 inch.

George Stanton McGloughlin Claude Jonnard Itho Helv

Fewster Named To Replace Ruth In Yankee Lineup

Chick Fewster has been elected to hold down the left garden for the Yankees during Babe Ruth suspension. Miller Huggines is finding it hard to pick a man for right field while Bob Meuse is out. Hobby Ruth is viewed as the logical choice.

New York Yanks O'Doul Bob Meuser Babe Ruth Yanks Miller Huggins Harry Harper O' Dou Orchard Chick Fewster Yankees Miller Huggines Bob Meuse Hobby Ruth

Willie Hoppe to Train for Match With Cue Champ

Willie Hoppe begins training in St. Louis to duel Young Jake Schaefer in Chicago March 27 28 29 for the title. He seeks to reclaim the 16 year championship loss last winter with help from Charien Peterson and a specialized trainer.

ST. Louis Willie Hoppe Jake Schaefer Chicago Schaefer Charien Peterson

London Chess Meet to Open July Thirtieth First

The international masters tournament will be held in London this year starting July 31. Jose Capablanca, the world champion, will sail from Cuba for the event early next month.

London Jose Capablanca Cuba

Idaho Cage Vets Return After Coast Conference Title

Idaho's 1922 Coast Conference champions will field a veteran team next year, returning all but captain forward Richard Fox. The Vandals promise a strong core and several capable freshmen ready for varsity action.

Idaho Richard Fox

Tilden Discovers Young Net Star Randy Weiner

Bill Tilden identifies 14 year old Randy Weiner of Germantown Academy as a rising tennis prodigy. The pair plan indoor doubles debut March 16 at the Ice Palace Philadelphia with further events in Hartford New Haven and Indianapolis. Weiner shows strong volleying and all court play and is hailed as a possible successor to Vincent Richards.

Jl Star Weague Perron William T. Tilden I Alexander J. Weiner Germantown Academy Philadelphia Tilden Randy” Weiner Ice Palace Hartford New Haven Conn Indianapolis Vincent Richards Tuicharda United States Art Richarts Hichards Bill Tilden Richards

Fletcher Moves to Second Base in Nationals Spring Camp

Arthur Pletcher, former shortstop of the New York Glanta, is in spring training with the Philadelphia Nationals. He will shift from shortstop to second base, as reported by the camp staff.

New York Glanta Philadelphia Nationals

Marquard Helis Bravos

Veteran pitcher Rube Marquard joins the Boston Hiraves pitching staff, pleasing Boss Mitchell with the strengthened rotation and overall satisfaction.

Marquard Helis Braves Moundaman Rube Marquard Boston Hiraves Boss Mitchell

McKay and Egan Head Matt Fest At Pavilion

Gordon McKay and Joe Kean headline a boxing card at the Pavilion with a draw between McKay and Egan last week in Tacoma and a chance to avenge prestige. Egan uses a smart left hand and counters a strong southpaw. the winner could seek a future clash with Mike Gibbons. Semi windup includes Joe Dunn versus Harry Kagies. Mickey Hannon and Sam Langford are scheduled for the special event.

Gordon McKay Joe Kean Egan McKay Tacoma Beattie Heinie Schumann Mike Gibbons Gibbons Stamp Pium Joe Dunn Portland Harry Kagies Dunn George Engle Kagies Mickey Hannon Sam Langford

Pittsburg Vet Barin to Go

Babe Adama, a Pittsburg Pirates veteran boxer, remains in good shape for the training period. Despite advancing age he stays in fair winter condition and will require little work to loosen up in spring.

Babe Adama Pittsburg Pirates

Fohl Bets on Danforth to Lead Browns to Pennant

Manager Lee Fohl casts faith in pitcher Dave Danforth as the key to a Browns pennant run. Fohl says Danforth must deliver strong performances to pull St. Louis into contention.

Fohl Dave Danforth St. Louis Browns Lee Fohl Danforth Browns

Brown Rookie Shows Class in Spring Training

Cedric Duret, a Brown rookie outfielder, is making a strong impression at the St. Louis Browns spring camp. He displays promising power and steady fielding, captivating fans and officials alike with early-season demonstrations.

Cedric Duret St. Louis Browns Dispatch

Greb Wins Fast Bout Over Gibbons at Madison Square Garden

In New York on March 14 Greb defeated Tom Gibbons in a fast paced round battle at Madison Square Garden. Greb pressed from the bell, landing a fierce left to the face while Gibbons answered with hard body punches. The crowd reacted with mixed cheers as notables including Jack Dempsey watched ringside.

EW York Tom Gibbons Paul Madison Square Garden Greb St. Paul Gibbons Piers Althe BP Jory Jack Dempsey

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