Casey s Hang Up Basketball Record
Stan Riddle led the Knights of Columbus to a near perfect season with 24 wins in 25 games while Casey s plans a final home game versus Olympia YMCA. Key players included Davidson Bonney Moriarity and Harris with Riddle top scoring 245 points and Bonney 234.
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Babe Ruth Named Captain of the Yankees
YORK March 15 Babe Ruth remains the sensational figure as he becomes captain of the Yankees. Rumors said he would earn 500 dollars per homer but the club now states he works on a straight salary. Manager Miller Huggins dislikes the publicity over Ruths contract and a possible clash with Bob Meusel over homer bonuses.
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Early Camp Adjustments Hint at New Talent for Angel Camp
In Elsinore manager Wade Kiliefer plans to cut rookies next week as weather permits. Pasadena reports Jim Thorpe and Emmett McCann finished first workouts with the Portland Beavers while Bill Kenworthy notes the squad is taking shape. Los Angeles Vernon squads played a 2 to 3 tilt at Washington Park with McAteer Myers Moriarity Davidson and Riddle among scorers and shooters in the drill.
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Entry Blank for Star Junior Baseball Loop
Entry blank form for the Star Junior Baseball League includes fields for manager name, address and home grounds as part of the registration process.
Washington crew reshuffles for upcoming race after interclose regatta
Coach Hd Leader again fields the Merrily crew with five juniors in the first shell while Cushman holds No 3 amid senior leadership. Red Mazon rows 4 and Spahn keeps his varsity seat as Tidmarsh clings to bow against Magnusson. Grant coxes as Murphy and Dunn test positions before final lineup.
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Washington Mat Men Meet Washington State in Focal Gym
Washington State wrestlers travel to face Washington in a third intercollegiate meet of the season. W S C sends a strong lineup led by 175-pound P N A champion White. Captain Boger may be sidelined by injury as matches with Noble MacCredy and others are planned.
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Bears Turn Down Invitation to Beattie Relay Carnival
Bears decline Washington invitation to Beattie relay carnival on April 22 due to a conflicting meet in Southern California.
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Willamette declines trip to carnival due to gym fire
Willamette University will not attend the carnival as the Salem gymnasium burned last spring and the school cannot assemble a team. The invitation from the Purple and Gold was rejected.
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Varsity Ball Squad Diminished In Season Cut
Coach R L Matthews cuts about 25 of his baseball squad in the season's first cut leaving 25 players plus all pitchers. Weather hindered practice delaying further trimming. Two weeks of practice lead to games against Army at Camp Lewis and a vacation series on the Army diamond.
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Johnsons Arm Recovered Seeks Senator Pennant
Walter Johnson veteran pitching ace of Washington D C. is in the best shape of his career Frank Griffith reports. Last season arm trouble forced him to alter his delivery to ease strain. This spring the problem has disappeared and the 34 year old star is ready to win his share of a Senator pennant.
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Snowy Baker Eyes U S Aquatic Tour This Summer
Snowy Baker, Australia's premier fight promoter, shifts focus to swimming and plans an Australian water stars tour to invade the United States this summer. Australia has advanced in aquatic sports and aims to win several world titles long held by Americans.
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Great Life for Jack Dempsey Faces Tough Fight Plans
Boxing writer notes Dempsey should defer a title defense to seek another bout. Gibbons Greb and Tunney are cited as poor workouts for Dempsey, with Greb too light and Gibbons lacking enough power. Brennan is praised as the strongest challenger, while Villa remains doubtful and Carpentier is mentioned as a possible future foe.
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Spotin Tex Hosts Third Exhibition Bout
Port Wayne wrestling venue hosted a match where world heavyweight champion defeated Jatindra Gebar of India in two straight falls last night.
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New Clubs in Eastern Loop Join Three Eye League
Danville and Decatur win franchises in the Three Eye league replacing Rock Island and Cedar Rapids. Chicago reports league moguls met yesterday to finalize a 140 game schedule running from May 2 to September 10.
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Jack Kelly Absent as Philadelphia Sculling Title Contested
World champion Jack Kelly will not defend his title this year. The Philadelphia Cup race will be held in Philadelphia on June 3 with challengers Paul Costello and Walter Hoover competing.
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Golfers George Duncan and Abe Mitchell depart England for U S tour
A London report states George Duncan and Abe Mitchell, both prominent British golfers, will leave England on June 28 to begin another tour of American golfing centers.
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Tuesday Fight Results Across Cities
Boxing results from Baltimore Columbus Grand Forks St Louis and San Francisco report Dundee outpointing Jacks in one round O Dewn bantam over Spencer Gibbons outpointing Stokes Tremaine defeating White Ad Santel beating Sauer in straight falls after long hour plus final leg hold cradle and arm lock.
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Boxers Battle In Draws And Narrow Wins At Local Show
Seaburn Brown reports a mixed results card at the Cascade Athletic Club show. Ordon M Kay outpointed Egan in four cautious rounds, while Kid Sharpe endured a beating but stayed in, and Joe Dunn bested Portland’s Dunn in the windup. Langford scored a boxing lesson on Hannon, Hartello lost to Colina in three, and Frankie Green defeated Harry Davis in the opener.
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Seattle
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Ballard
Taft Opposes Big College Athletic Exhibitions
Chief Justice Taft urged Yale alumni to curb large college athletic exhibitions, arguing such events hinder true intellectual development and do not contribute to the intellectual life of universities. He called for steps to restore proportion to university aims.
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