Veterans and Recruits Weigh on 1922 Baseball Prospects
The article argues major league clubs must balance promising rookies with veteran stars. It highlights Washington as strengthened by Roger Peckinpaugh and Walter Johnson, whose success could lift the team, while Cubs and other clubs rely on old stars like Grover Cleveland Alexander and Babe Adams to revive fortunes.
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Roger Peck
Inpaugh
Washington
Washington Yan
Walter Johnson
Walter
Nationals
Johnson
Zeb Milan
Grover Cleveland
Alexander
Cubs
Urban Shocker
St. Louis Browns
Babe Adams
Pittsburg
Jim Bagby
Coast Teams Have Best Outfielders in Minor Leagues
Coast league rosters boast eight clubs with star outfielders led by imports and veterans. Seattle Portland San Francisco Vernon and others pursue regulars like Lane Eldred Schulte Barney Lee O Connell Ellison High Thorpe Cox Hale and Bodie as Cilps seek balanced lineups and strong arms aboard.
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Leo H. Lassen
Hack Miller
Bill Cunningham
Arnold Statz
Orchard
Aee Lane
Brick Eldred
Ed Barney
Frank Schulte
Marue Eto
San Francisco
Charley Lee
Bert Ellison
Morry Shick
Jim O'Connell
Justin Fitzgerald
Joe Kelly
Oakland
Don Brown
Donnie Wilie
Claude Cooper
Los Angeles
Jim Sullivan
Clarence Twombly
Dixie Carroll
Sacramento
Buddy Ryan
Merlin Kopp
Pete Compton
Salt Lake
Duffy Lewis
Joe Wilhoit
Paul Strand
Vernon
Chicken Hawkes
Ping Bodie
Hugh High
Pete Schneider
Ham Hyatt
Cher
Portland
Charley High
Jim Thorpe
Dick Cox
Sammy Hale
LeRoy Gressett
Ike
Seattle
Billy Lane
Lane
Eldred
Cub
Bill Kenworthy
Dix Cox
Hale
Altho Cox
Gressett
Wolfer
Pasadena
Altho
O'Connell
Seals
Kelly
Shick
Fitzgerald
Hughie
Chet Chadbourne
Mnaing
Ping Podie
Chicken HR Hawkes
Hawkes
Bodie
San Francisco Seals
Sam Crawford
Chicago Cubs
McAuley Could Move from Dodgers to Cubs
Jimmy McAuley Los Angeles shortstop may be shifted to Chicago under William Wrigley who owns both clubs. McAuley rated best in league last year behind Jimmy Caveney and would play short with Charley Hollacher moving to second. The Angels catcher cited as key to strong pitching season due to steady defense and strong bunting during 1921.
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Chicago Cubs
Jimmy McAuley
Los Angeles
William Wrigley
Jimmy Caveney
Wrigley
Charley Hollacher
Angel
Seattle Coast League Triumphs In Practice Versus Colored Stars
Seattle Coast League's Washington team beat the colored All-Stars 2 to 0 in a practice tilt as Rod Murphy and Brick Eldred led with a first frame run and a trio of hits. Stubby Mack allowed seven hits while Ben Kelly and other Seattle players are slated for the next game. Salt Lake and Sacramento rosters feature Duffy Lewis, Paul Strand, Joe Wilhoit, Buddy Ryan, and Barlin Kopp, with Don Brown joining Oakland from Chicago Cubs.
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Seattle Coast League
Chocolate Stars
Stubby Mack
McCredie
Ben Kelly
Seattle
Salt Lake
Duffy Lewis
Paul Strand
Bees
Joe Wilhoit
Salt Lake Park
Sacramento
Buddy Ryan
Orchard
Ryan
Saca
Barlin Kopp
Pete Corpton
Multiple collegiate and baseball notes from nationwide cities
Yankees prepare for a test against the S J Leonie Cardinals with Sam Jones slated to pitch the opener against the Nationals though Heb Meusrl sits with a sore foot. Chicago hosts a Midwest conference planning meeting with Notre Dame Detroit Michigan Aggies Cincinnati Marquette Depauw. Indoor track favorites include Tiline in the Western conference meet at Evanston Pattengymnasium tonight. Minnesota tops the Big Ten swimming meet at Chicago pool with 24 points, Wisconsin 29, Chicago 20, Illinois 14, Northwestern 12. Yale sets relay world records in four events and leads AAU marks, Princeton loses to Pennsylvania while Princeton polo loses to Penn. San Antonio notes add Giants thoughts with rookie Ralph Shinners and others joining McGraw’s lineup.
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Yankees
J. Leonie Cardinals
Heb Meusrl
Sam Jones
Nationals
Chicago
Minnesota
University of Chicago
Wisconsin
Illinois
Northwestern
Irishmen Celebrate Boiks Springs St Patrick Day Game
The Seale players celebrated St Patrick's Day by letting the non Irish beat them in a practice game 6 to 3.
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Rad
Seale
Dressen Expected to Boost Vernon Coasters Infield
Leo Dressen, an eccentric first sacker, is linked to Vernon Coasters and could strengthen the Tiger infield. A former American Association veteran with St. Paul, he is described as a solid fielder batting .280 and a top minor league base runner.
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Vernon Coasters
Tiger
American Association
Tigers
Dressen
St. Paul
A. A
Great Golf Stars of England to Play in America
Britain’s top golfers led by Ted Ray Harry Vardon Sandy Herd Abe Mitchell George Duncan J H Taylor Willie Ritchie and Bert Seymour will tour the United States in July. Fred Moore of the Royal Eastbourne club confirms the lineup despite recurring denials from the other side.
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New York
Britain
United States
Fred Moore
Royal Eastbourne Club
England
Ted Ray
Harry Vardon
Sandy Herb
Abe Mitchell
George Duncan
J. H. Taylor
Willie Ritchie
Bert Seymour
Moore
Only Four Rounds for Davis Cup This Summer
Henry L. Farrell reports that USALTA's draw suggests only four of seven preliminary Davis Cup rounds will be played. Belgium might default against Australia. Spain may visit the US for the Philippines, while Hawaii-Czecho Slovakia and Japan-Italy ties face long trips or likely cancellation.
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Henry L. Farrell
York
Teh
United States Lawn
Spain
United States
Philippines
Japan
Italy
Europe
Beavers Split Squad for Selma and Livingstone Games
Modesto Bees split into two squads with one group traveling to Selma for two games against Selma while the other hosts Rube Gardner's Livingstone club for games today and tomorrow.
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Modesto
Selma
Rube Gardner
Livingston
Cubs edge Angels 7 6 after late surge
Chicago Cubs won 7 to 6 over the Los Angeles Angels as four runs in the eighth inning turned the game. Major leaguers secured the victory in a tense afternoon clash in Los Angeles.
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Los Angeles
Chicago Cubs
Angeles
Cub
Tacoma Promoters Plan March 4 Boxing Card
Promoters in Tacoma announce a March 4 boxing card led by Jimmy Rivers and Joe Miack in the main event. Heth Hivers and Mack recently beat Kid Johnston of Olympia, while talk surrounds Borton Kagan defending his status against top fighters. The show includes plans for an Australia invasion by McKay, Schumann, and others under Jimmy Gil Feather.
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Tacoma
Bettie
Jimmy Rivers
Joe Miack
Heth Hivers
Mack
Kid Johnston
Olympia
Doharton
Jordon McKay
Heinie Schumann
Inter-club golf match set on Black River course
Harlington Bellingham mix hosts Warlington on the Black River course tomorrow. Capt. Jack David has not named his line-up but promises a hard run for honors. Burlingtonians are asked to meet at the Frye Hotel by 9 a.m. to drive guests to the course.
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Bellingham
Warlington
Black River
Jack David
Harlington
Vancouver Millionaires shade Nationals in Stanley Cup playoff opener
Vancouver Millionaires defeated the Toronto Nationals 4 to 3 in the first game of the Stanley Cup final series in RONTO. Jack Adams scored three goals and MacKay added the other for Vancouver while Hurbie Lehman stood out in goal. The series appears poised for a five game set with evenly matched clubs and timely breaks likely to decide each tilt.
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Ronto
Ont
Jack Adams
Vancouver Millionaires
Westerners
Hurbie Lehman
Vancouver
St. Patricks
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St. Pata
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Lkely
T. Patricka
Dye
Adama
Adame
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Haendali
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Neferse
Cooper
Oatman
Skinner
Randall
Parkes
Cameron
Skkinner
Northwest basketball championship showdown on Knights floor
At 8 pm the Olympia five and the Seattle Kaseys clash for the Northwest basketball title on the Knights of Columbus floor. Olympia boasts 24 wins in 25 games and Y M C A. league success, while Seattle seeks to derail the strong Olympia squad in a fast, evenly matched contest with much at stake.
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Northwest
Olympia Five
Seattle Kaseys
Olympia
Tacoma
Knights
Entry Blank for Star Junior Baseball League
Entry form for the Star Junior Baseball League shows entries close March 18 at 6 p.m. Contact details and manager information are incomplete in the readable text.
Star Junior League Adds Teams As One Drops Out
Sixteen teams now enter the Star Junior Baseball League after The Eg german Grocery team withdraws. New entries include the Three Brothers Dye Works Lakewood club and the Ross Juniors. The Three Brothers nine won last year’s Class A title. Lakewood draws from Hillman City while Ross Juniors hail from Fremont near Ross school. Entries close tonight at 6. A meeting at The Star drew four official scorers amid bad weather uncertainties. Scorers plan a Friday session at 5 p m at The Star to decide on uniform scoring and league averages.
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Ross
Lakewood
Eggerman Grocery Boys
Three Brothers Dye Works
Lakewood Club
Eggerman Grocery
Three Brothers Nine
Hillman City
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Lys
The Suit Question in Star League Teams
The Star league will decide next week whether teams must wear suits. If many teams lack uniforms they may not be required to obtain them. Managers should report home fields nicknames and uniform plans to the sporting editor by next Wednesday.
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Sporting Editor
Contracts Not Due Until March 29 For Players
Contracts not due until March 29 and must be signed in ink and kept neat for season filing. Managers should ensure players sign plainly. obtain missing documents by contacting Star. Only up to 15 players may be signed at a time.
James J Corbett to Perform in Moore Theater Skit
Former heavyweight champion James J Corbett arrives at the Moore theater tomorrow with Billy Van in a comedy skit. He may host a curtain talk on boxing topics, drawing interest from local ring fans and aiming to share insights as a leading boxing authority.
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James J
John L. Sullivan
Moore Theater
Billy van
Corbett
Ambrose Tailors Open Two Game Series With Solons in Sacramento
Sacramento hosts Ambrose Tailors in a two game set as the Solons stage their hardest workout of the season. Two hours of in field work precede today’s matinee in the capital.
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Sacramento
Ambrose Tailors
Solons
Moran Confident in All San Francisco Infield Trio
Pat Moran asserts confidence in an all San Francisco infield Bohne Fonseca Pinelli and Caveney to fill the bill Caveney at short has already impressed the Cincinnati manager.
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Pat Moran
San Francisco
Bohne
Fonseca
Pinelli
Caveney
Cincinnati
Results of Last Night Ring Bouts Across Cities
New York Johnny Dundee defended junior lightweight title with a 15 round decision over Charley White in Chicago where Dundee dominated despite a seven pound weight disadvantage. In Louisville Pat Moore earned a won and 12 round newspaper decision over Tony Ryan. Huntington Sam Ford stopped Cyclone Denver in the second round. Clarksbury Bob Martin knocked out Carl Danner in the second. Canton Dave Shade won every round against Jimmy Jones in a 12 round bout. Erie Young Ross defeated Joey Dalley in a six rounder. Omaha Bud Logan and Cowboy Padgett fought to a 10 round draw. Springfield Darky Griffith outpointed Lawrence Hawkins in 10 rounds.
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New York
Johnny Dundee
Charley White
Chicago
Dundee
White
Paris to stage the 1924 Olympic Games
Paris remains the guaranteed host for the 1924 Olympics after a cabinet briefing. Gaston Vidal announced mediation saved the event for France, with assurances of adequate funding and suitable grounds. The municipal council plans another meeting in late March.
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Los Angeles
Gaston Vidal
M. Vidal
Poincare
France
Vidal
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