Oldring Challenges Seattle Fringe for Outfield Job
In Seattle Coast League coverage, veteran Rube Oldring appears fit to claim the regular right field position. The article argues his speed and arm improve Seattle’s lineup alongside Lane and Murphy, with Kenworthy out and Stumpf at short.
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Oldring
Lane
Mar
Eldredth
Olsticking
Cunningham
Middle
Strand
Middleton
Seattle
Eattice
Murphy
Mear
Willie Kamm
Kenworthy
Stumpf
Elliott
Altho
Wisterzi
Ray Keating Signs with Madera in San Joaquin Valley League
Los Angeles reports say right-hander Ray Keating signed with the Madera team in the San Joaquin Valley league. Keating was regarded as a top righthander last year and manager Killefer planned to rely on him this season with Bill Pertica absent from the club.
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Los Angeles
Southland
Ray Keating
Madera
Keating
Killefer
Bill Pertica
Prep Ball Outlook Notes Green Roster for Milliken
The Quays show pitching talent with Iver Iverson while Archie Mills and Wilton Beckett hold first base and shortstop roles. Young Bloomer presses at short stop and outfield prospects include Al Prevoetta and Fred ericks. Mercer field needs repairs before conditions improve and the team may not be ready for early competition.
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Anne
Milliken
The
Quays
Iver Iverson
Archie Mills
Wilton Beckett
Young Bloomer
al Prevoetta
Fredericks
Kenneth McKincey
Ike
Sikads
Lshon
Haem
Geta
Wulta
Mercer
Dempsey Cuts Tour and Delays Calgary Stop
Heavyweight champion Jack Dempsey will end his vaudeville tour early and return to New York to train for the Georges Carpentier fight. Manager Jack Kearns said a conference with Tex Rickard may set the fight site and that Dempsey’s Pantages engagement in Seattle is cancelled for now. The Calgary stop is scrapped. he was to appear the week of April 3.
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New York
Jack Dempsey
Calgary
Georges Carpentier
Jack Kearns
Tuesaday
Dempsey
Kearns
Tex Rickard
Rickard
Atre
Jersey
Pantages Theatre
Seattle
Austin Fades Out of St. Louis Limelight
Jimmy Austin veteran third baseman for the St. Louis Browns fades from top form as Fort Smith’s Fort Smith successor, Billy Fort Smith, steps in. Manager Lee Fohl believes third base is secure this year as Austin coaches and advises the younger players. Born 1887, he began professional baseball in 1904 with Dayton and joined the Browns in 1910 via a trade for Rey Hartzell.
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Austin
ST. Louis
Bogalusa
Jimmy Austin
St. Louis Browns
Fort Smith
Smith
Lee Fohl
Browns
Cleveland
Dayton
Omaha
New York Yankees
Rey Hartzell
Hartzell
Lamar Can Seize Regular Left Field Role With Robins
In New Orleans on March 22 Bill Lamar a former Yankee and now with Brooklyn Robins has a chance to become the regular left fielder. Manager Robinson assigns him heavy work to win the job, noting Lamar has corrected a weakness at the bat. Luna Park Swimming Pool opens Saturday March 26 advertisement.
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American Association
Brooklyn Robins
Zach Wheat
Robinson
Lamar
Luna Park
Easter Clothes For Georgie In The City Ad
A dialogue about Easter outfits reveals families budgeting for new coats and suits. Children describe visiting a local shop on Second Ave between Madison and Spring, with payments arranged monthly at Cherry's, suggesting accessible credit through a nearby store.
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Georgie
Haster
Cherry's
Second Ave
Madison
Spring
Rialto Bidg
Gorman Seeks Reindictments in 1919 World Series Case
Assistant State's Attorney George Gorman told the Cook county grand jury additional testimony from the prior 1919 world series probe. The testimony will be used in the new investigation as he seeks reindictments against seven White Sox players accused of fixing the series.
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Chicago
George Gorman
Cook County Grand Jury
Gorman
White Sox
Missouri boxing bill passes in Jeyверсон City
A Missouri bill legalizing boxing and establishing a boxing commission cleared the House with support from the American Legion. The legislation moved through debates in Jeyверсон City, Missouri.
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Jeyverson City
Missouri
Boxing Commission
The
American Legion
Oarsmen Work Up For Columbia Crew Season
Columbia University oarsmen are on the water with two varsity and two freshmen eight crews ordered out on the Harlem river as they tune up for the season schedule.
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New York
Columbia University
Harlem
Fohl bets on sluggers for Browns in spring camp
Bogalusa Louisiana March 23 Lee Fohl names a power oriented lineup as he shapes his St Louis Browns. Gleason leads a trio contending for second base with McManus and Dudley Lee. Smith at third is a certainty and Doll Jacobean Williamen Tobin form the outfield. Sisler and Gerber show steady form while Todt could land as an extra outfielder. Pitching staff includes Bayne Burwell Davin Cullop DeBerry and Sothern with Todt a potential two way man.
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Bogalusa
Lee Pohl
St. Louie Prowaad
Browns
Mys
St. Louis Boas
Joe Gideon
Jimmy Johnston
Brooklyn
Smith
Porte
Ifmith
Gleason
Fohl
Toby Doll
DJ Jacobean
Kenneth Williamen
John Tobin
George Sisler
Gerber
Sotheron
Bayne
Burwell
Davin
Cullop
DeBerry
Pht Todt
St. Louis
Todt
Foht
Foh
Star Junior Baseball Meeting Sets Seat tle Plans
Junior baseball managers in Seattle seek to hold Thursday night meeting at The Star office to discuss forming The Star Junior Baseball league and season plans if enough teams are represented. If interest exists, the junior teasers league may be abandoned and seniors’ discussion will follow tomorrow night.
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Seattle
Star
Reynolds Kelly Released to St Paul Under Optional Deal
Houston March 123 Reynolds Kelly pitcher and brother of George Kelly first baseman of the Giants is released by Manager McGraw to the St Paul club of the American association under an optional agreement He will report to the club at Dawson Springs Kentucky.
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Houston
Texas
Reynolds Kelly
George Kelly
Giants
Fiest
McGraw
St. Paul
American Association
Dawvon Springs
Tacoma Fight Card Ends In Draw In Heavyweight Clash
Tiny Herrman of Tacoma boxed six rounds with Jim Farry of California to a draw in Tacoma and Seattle saw Frankie Britt meet Joe Harrahan in a six round semi final.
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Tiny Herrman
Tacoma
Jim Farry
California
Seattle
Frankie Britt
Meeta Joe Harrahan
Seattle Dentist Edwin J Brown Promises Mutual Wins
Edwin J Brown, D D S, promotes 20 years serving Seattle. He pledges two dollars of dental work for each dollar received, open evenings till 7 and Sundays till 12 30 to help working people. He says his practice avoids competing on price and focuses on guaranteed quality.
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Tam
Chear
Edwin J. Brown
D. Dd
Seattle
Baseball and coaching notes mix in messy report from spring drills
The story notes several players and coaches changing roles this season. Larry Kept resigns from active play while Kage Cisne and Justin Pitegerai4 eye new roles. Joe Kelly backs Beal orchard patrocimas as veteran figures like George Rebbe Marevard and Dede Paskert are named as seasoned components of the National rescue. Welter Matis and coachs at Mary’s Colleges in California are mentioned amid alleged misconduct claims.
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Justin
Welter Matis
M Mary's
California
Waller
Joh
Rookies Break Through as Browns Shine in Camp Fight
In Abgobaluba Louisiana on March 23 the St Louis Browns see two rookies emerge against veterans for regular spots. Phil Todt 19 from St Louis paces camp with home run power while DIU Gleason a 26 year old ex Pirates second baseman shows speed and arm, mixing with manager Fohl for a likely roster spot. Todt admired as homerun hitter and Gleason praised for defense and bat.
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Abogaluba
Bt. Louis
Fon
One
Diu Gleason
Phil Todt
Sandsotter
Mt. Louis
Browns Release Rookie Directory of 1920s Prospects
A Browns roster summary lists several rookie outfielders, infielders, and pitchers with scattered notes on past teams and performance. Names include Frank Wetzel, Lyman Lame, Jimmie Favyton, Henry Dons, Mush, Tatum, Steve Varkeli, Emilio Palmero, Charley Boot, Harky Haid, George Bopnlar, Ray Kolp, Deberry, and Ray Richmond with hints of prior leagues such as the Western League, Ohio and Delta circuits, and minor pro teams.
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Jimmie Favyton
Euck
Colorado
Henry Dons
Piret
Quincy
Hil
Kentucky
Wee Arena
Emi Prs
Tatum — Hoeky
Mintehed
Esasen
Jauieville
A. A
Steve Varkeli
Emilio Palmero
Omaha
Charley Boot
Middletown
Obie
Harky Haid
Mobile
Eo Beck
George Bopnlar
Joplin
Detroit
Euck Ray Kolp
Akron
Deberry
Husky
Browns
Greenwood
Med Hen
Ray Richmond
Tulsa
Playfield Cagers Seek New Victories After 25-Game Run
Collins 110pound basketball team boasts 25 straight wins over the past two seasons and challenges any 110pound squad in the state. They closed the latest schedule by defeating the YMCA little fellows 14 to 9. Team: Ben Natell, Lloyd Ellin, John Melnnis, Jim Fiett, Marty Levine. Coach Lew Pvane.
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Collins
Y. M. C. A. Little Fellows
Ben Natell
Lloyd Ellin
John Melnnis
Jim Fiett
Marty Levine
Lew Pvane
Collins Playfield
Billy Shade to Return Soon in American Ring
Billy Shade the California middleweight and Australia’s rising star is set to arrive in America in late April. He plans a bout with Bert Colimas in Vernon, California, and, if successful, aims for eastern engagements including a potential fight with Johnny Wilson.
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Billy Shade
California
Australia
Les Darcy
America
Wort
San Francisco
Rhode
Bert Colimas
Bet
Vernon
Cal
Colimas
East
Johnny Wilson
Shade
Babe Ruth Struggles to Lose Weight in Yankee Camp
SHREVEPORT La March 27 Babe Ruth remains twenty pounds overweight and hard at work to reach his 210 pound playing weight. Manager Huggins helps pace his regimen by assigning him infield duties for extra exercise while he trains for the season.
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Shreveport
Babe” Ruth
New York Yankee
Huggins
All-City Prep Cage Five Named
Two Lincoln champions one Broadway one Queen Anne and one Franklin man placed on the official all city basketball five picked by the letter at the annual dinner at the Y M C A last night. The first team includes Spencer Harris Broadway and Bill Nollan Lincoln forwards Jesse Douglas Queen Anne center Knowles Franklin and Bill Savage Lincoln guards. The second team features Shew Ballard and Greene Franklin forwards Johnny Cole Franklin center Tanzger Queen Anne Lowry Ballard guards.
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Lincoln
Broadway
Queen Anne
Franklin
All City
Spencer Harris
Bill Nollan
Jesse Douglas
Knowles
Bill Savage
Shew
Ballard
Greene
Johnny Cole
Tanzger
Lowry
Women Seek Representation in United States Golf Association
Women now want representation in the United States Golf Association with discussion of inclusion and participation prospects. The remark plays on golf terminology as a light nod to changing gender roles in the sport.
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The
United States Golf Association
Examine Our Equipment for Safekeeping of Bonds
The notice invites readers to inspect the available equipment and methods used for securely storing bonds and other valuable papers, highlighting safekeeping measures and trusted storage options.
Elks No 1 Bowlers Clinch City Title
The antlered herd cap the year with nine games left, nine game lead of 11 over the second place team. Palo Cigars and KE N Brooks outfit fight for runner up as they collide tomorrow night in the city league. Thursday night schedule lists Ideal Alleys Hike No 1 against Ripper's Cafe Bike No 2 versus Union Tailors and more.
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Colonel Vaden
Hot One
Palo Cigars
KE. N. Brooks
Ripper
Cate
Union Tellers
ELKW
Cheasty
Cafe. Org
Ouphicom Alle Elka No
Roller Nears Finals in Junior Hockey Standings
In Section 1 the Bulldogs and Minor Midgets both hold 1.000 percentages as week four ends. Mt Baker still has a last chance to influence the title with a Thursday game against the Minor Midgets. Beacon Hill Juniors are projected to drop Fremont from the no-defeat class next Saturday as Otis, and Fre mont trails with four victories.
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Mt. Baker
Beacon Hit
Madrona
Fremont Ted
Beacon Hill
Fremont
Lickere
Tird
Jackson
Rena
Premont
Thackeray Place
Capitol Hit
Csecce
16Th Avenue
Denny Plaine Cobe
Denny Blaine
Mt Baker
14Th Avenue
Denny Biatee
Beacon HM
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