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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1921
Page
3
Managers of teams planning to join the junior baseball league must be represented at tonight’s meeting. Prizes and schedules will be set, with first game April 16 and a three game monthly format. The league will be split into divisions, with rewards for division winners and further season details to be announced.
Alfi Skinner and 7 MacKay starred as the Millionaires fell to the Ottawa Senators 3 to 2 in Ottawa last night. Skinner left with an injury while MacKay returned, as the series stands two games to Ottawa. The fourth game is scheduled for Thereday under Pastern rules with six players.
The text notes outfielder Oakes, long in the league, will return this year after retiring to focus on other work. He plans to play for the Jackson team in the Mississippi State League, with prior years of service highlighted.
A nostalgic ad promotes Cherry's credit store at 207 Rialto Bidz second ave between Madison Spring near Pig'n Whistle. It touts extended credit for clothing with prices no higher than cash stores to help people look attractive without upfront payment.
A fragmented roster of White Sox rookies lists players from Nash vile Sioux City and others with ages from 23 to 71, weights around 164 to 176 pounds, and heights near five feet ten. The notes mention pitching roles, past semi pro and college play, and claims of prior achievements and totals for the season.
Waxahachie Texas March 2 Kid Gleason selects his White Sox lineup aiming at top finish in the American League. He forecasts strong veteran core with Schalk Collins Hooper Strunk and Johnson, plus new recruits like Kerr Faber McClellan and Murphy to bolster the club after the scandal era.
The provider announces 1508 new safety deposit boxes at its modern vaults. Patrons are invited to inspect the upgraded equipment located at the corner of Second Street near Peoples Savings Bank for safekeeping of bonds and valuable papers.
The article recalls the 1919 Los Angeles Angels pitching staff led by Curley Brown and Paul Fittery, noting Ote Crandall as the sole returning pitcher this season. It lists several pitchers, outfielders, and infielders, assessing the reduced strength and potential opening-day lineup under manager Killefer, with Crandall highlighted as a key foe for the staff and the southpaw burden likely on Letty Thomas and Reinhart.
Duke Kenworthy's Siwaahea defeated Steaay yesterday following a tough game. The team heads to Los Angeles for a week of grass infield practice at Vernon, with Rivers praising Pomona as training quarters but noting the need for a larger park and grass infield. He expects Seattle to hit well this season.
Jack Dempsey the world heavyweight champion will perform at the Pantages theatre next week according to manager Milne of the local vaudeville house. Milne says a wire confirms Dempsey will complete his contract after rumors he quit acting to train.
Vernon Spencer, a young outfielder, was traded to the New York Giants. The deal follows doubts about his ability to hit at the Major League level, with team executives expressing concerns about current performance.
The phrase notes Denke Bush using alley shots and fielding plays on the diamond. It highlights versatile athletic skill in shooting and grabbing balls during a game.
A cryptic line hints at Jeff’s strategic move stalling a ball team. The phrase suggests disruption of rhythm and momentum during a game or practice session.
Sacramento Senators rebuild with two key changes Charley Pick at third and Rowdy Elliott at catcher. Hopes rest on infield upgrades Marty McGaffigan Orr Mollwitz and Pete Compton Buddy Ryan Jin Kopp provide speed while pitching staff led by Fittery Feath Nisha es Penner Kunz. Team lacks punch with few players able to drive in runs.
A nostalgic note requesting dad to bring Bolit's French pastries home. The item highlights a craving for flaky croissants and delicate pastries from Bolit's bakery. The plea conveys family warmth and a fond memory of enjoying French treats together.
The Star Wood land Park tennis meet will start the week of May 23 and run three weeks on the North End court. Entries open May 1 and close May 18 with no entrance fee. Five events include men’s and women’s singles and doubles and mixed doubles. A seniors tournament starts the week of June with rules to be published. Attending were Sam Averell Neil Bilis Herbert Kitte and Wilton Smith.
Coach F4 Leader and his varsity crew are slated to depart for California to face the University of California on the Oakland estuary, with the race set for April 9.
William H. Dietz once starred for Carlisle and mentored Washington State football joins Purdue as head coach amid a heated college football season.
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