Coast League Cleanup Hitters Show Power in Lineup Talk
Coast teams eye the cleanup spot as they plan batting orders for the season. Brick, Cox or Poole are contenders for fourth with Beavers, while Marty Krug and Bert Ellison vie for inside track. Oakland and Los Angeles clubs also weigh sluggers Crawford Griggs and Hyatt for the coveted cleanup role.
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Dick Cox
Poole
Portland Beavers
Marty Krug
Bert Eliivon
San Francisco
Mana- Graham
Howard
Oak
Hack Miller
Oaks
VETS
Los
Los Angeles
Sam Crawford
Art Griggs
Sacramento
Buddy Ryan
Ryan
Cravath
Salt Lake
City Bowling League races into final nights
With the championship clinched by the Wks' top team the City Bowling league heads into two remaining league nights. Tomorrow’s schedule features Ideal Alleys Bils No 2 versus Rube's Cate, Orpheums versus Lumbermen, Elks No 2 against Bagies, Bilks No 1 against FE. N. Brooks, Cheasty's versus Pale Cigars, and Orpheum Alleys King D'Oro Cigars versus Rippe's Cafe.
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Ideal Alleys
Bils
Rube’s
Cate
Orpheums
Lumbermen
Elks
Bagies
Bilks
N. Brooks
Cheasty's
Pale Cigars
Orpheum
King D'Oro Cigars
Rippe
Baseball Moves and Departures Across Circuits
Joe Connolly has been sold to the San Antonio team in the Tetna league after promising Seale he would retire from the Coast league. Frank Schulte declines to report to the Atlanta Southern league this year. Abe Powman moves from Wichita to Wichita Pallas in the Texas circuit. Wortman quits baseball after time with the Chicago Cubs and a title with Lowlevitle last season. Steamy Walsh signs as Newark manager succeeding Akron this season. Jimmy Viex returns to Portsmouth in the Virginia league this season.
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Joe Connolly
Seale Hee
San Antonio
Frank Schulte
Chicago Cubs
Atlanta
Abe Powman
Seattle
Wichita Club
Wichita Pallas
Steamy Walsh
Newark
Akron
Grammar Ball League Opens with 63 Teams Entered
The Seattle Grammar School Baseball league begins with 63 teams and play starts Saturday. Changes in the schedule will be published Friday. A captains meeting at Central School Thursday at 3 30 PM, led by Neil Ellis, will discuss the 1921 rules.
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Seattle Grammar School Baseball League
Central School
Neil Ellis
Tribe Winds Up Training at Pomona
Siwash baseball team completed a sunny final practice on Weat Second Street ball yard in Pomona Cal Kenworthy praised the pre season showing predicting a strong push for attention when the squad heads to Los Angeles for a final workout before facing the Angels
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TRIBE
Pomona
Weat Second Street
Kenworthy
Sound City
Los Angeles
Angels
Pantages Bids For Dempsey Carpentier Title Bout
New York dispatch reports promoter Jack Kearns plans to offer Alexander Pantages 50,000 to secure the Dempsey Carpentier fight site. If rejected he will demand Rickard disclose a venue and may claim the forfeit. Dempsey due to appear in a theatre skit next week.
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Spain
Tex Rickard
Jack Kearns
Alexander Pantages
Rickard
Kearns
Pantages
Jack Dempsey
Paddock Sets World Record in 220 Yard Dash
Charles Paddock, famed as the fastest human, ran 220 yards in 21 seconds at Stanford against USC. He also clocked 93.5 seconds for the century, tying a record, after breaking his own marks at Berkeley in a UC meet awaiting sanction.
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University of Southern California
Paddock
Arenes
California
Stanford University
Cal
Charles Paddock
Stanford
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Berkeley
Cambridge Crew Beats Oxford in Annual Rowing Classic
Cambridge beat Oxford in the annual rowing clash with a late surge to win by a length. The winning time was 19 minutes 44 seconds as chases and crosses built to the finish.
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London
Cambridge
Oxford
Surrey
Wain
Red Sox shown as capable despite spring jitters
Dean Snyder reports the Red Sox of Hot Springs Arkansas are not a weak squad. Duffy and Burke team to mold pitching and fielding with trades boosting the lineup. Ruel Walters and Chaplin boost catching while Pittenger Neitzke push for spots.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Toston Red Sox
Mugh Duffy
Batewingers
Sox
Hugh Duffy
Jimmy Burke
Duffy
Burke
Harry Hooper
John Collins
Nemo Letbold
Menosky
Melnnis
Walters
Pratt
Myer
Flarry Fraser
Holklouts
Coast Welterweights Ready to Clash in Tacoma Showdown
Haynie and Dave Shade, top Coast welterweights, prepare for a sit-down bout in Tacoma next week likely a hard battle if both are in shape. Jimmy Duffy, banned in Portland for refusing to fight Shade, previously walked out on Mhade in Heattie over an alleged injury. Roy of Bremerton meets Kid Lockhart of Port Townsend in a six rounder on April Hed Gare faces Mailor McLarney of Port Townsend in a lighter main event. Kid Williams and Pete Herman, former bantam champs, set for a 1 1 2 round decision in Baltimore on April 11. Joe Coffey from San Francisco heads East for a New York bout at Madison Square Garden on April 22. opponent unnamed.
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Dave Shade
Tacoma
Jimmy Duffy
Portland
Heattie
Mhade
Roy
Bremerton
Kid Lockhart
Port Townsend
Hed Gare
Loral
Mailor McLarney
Kid Williams
Pete Herman
Baltimore
Joe Coffey
San Francisco
Madison Square Garden
Beattie Gains Fame Through Seattle Sports Talent
Rawabi Of Tis writes on Beattie’s rising profile in athletics. Seattle figures dominate national attention with Gua Pope, university teams, and major league baseball. Dartmouth football games on the coast boost Beattie in sport publicity. Seattle boxers Bob Harper and Matl Baird turn heads in New York rings.
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Oporta
Seattle
Gua Pope
University of Washington
Pope
Antwerp
Washington Stadium
Dartmouth
Bob Harper
Matl Baird
New York
Rookie Directory Selections Highlight Baseball Prospects
A roster style listing profiles players with positions heights weights and ages. Notable names include CHARLIE ALHERT CLAYTON, GEORGE CARMAN, BANIE SEITER, HEAT CHAPLIN, JON BUCKLEY, MARRY KEAKANAN, HAROLD BROWSELL, FRANK TALCOTT and HARVEY TLEER. Entries note teams clubs leagues and localities such as Dayton G Ohio Ontario Michigan and Yale.
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Clayton
Eaves
Cash Heeister
Dayton
Ermes
Fort Pone
Curtis HB
Fullerton
Teeresa’s
Hears
New York
Gheorge Washisgton
Carman Southpaw
Lenden
Ont
Michigan
Ontario
Melaht
Banie Seiter
Cen
Alee
Wen
Garmerse
Met
Iseks
Claypvord Francis Brady
Htecond
Nedfox
Pittefield
Mase
Meignt
Achieving Your Ideal Through Stylish Low-Credit Clothes
An advertisement urges readers to realize their fashion ideal by buying at Cherry's 207 Rialto Building on Second Ave between Madison and Spring. It promotes affordable, dignified credit with small monthly payments and highlights an after Master sale.
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Spring
Ottawa Faces Vancouver In Fourth World Series Game
Ottawa leads Vancouver two games to one in the best of five as they meet in Vancouver for game four. Eastern rules with 40 foot center ice and six men on the ice may aid Ottawa while Vancouver misses Skinner and MacKay.
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Vancouver
Beattie
Haat
Senators
Skinner
MacKay
Washington Nets Look to East for Talent
The University of Washington may send two tennis players east this year to challenge Yale Harvard and other top college nets. Selection depends on the Washington squad’s showing in a May meet with Stanford and California in Portland. Possible players include Marshall Allen Don Waller Stuart Barker and Bill Taylor.
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Yale
Harvard
Washington
Stanford
California
Portland
Marshall Allen
Don Waller
Stuart Barker
Bill Taylor
Portland Prepares for P N G A Championships
Golfers plan to travel for the P N G A annual championships in Portland the week of June 2025. Waverley Country Club in Oregon seeks to outdo Vancouver hosts as hotels fill up fast. Send reservations to Walter F. Pearson at 808 Northwestern Bank Building Portland.
Dundee Wins Wary Decision in Vernon Arena Fight
Jimmy Dundee of Oakland defeated Joe Coffey of San Francisco by decision in Vernon Arena a fast and thrilling four round bout. Reporters believed Coffey held a clear margin, while the crowd saw a close toe to toe exchange with sharp blows throughout.
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Oakland
Joe Coffey
San Francisco
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Cardinals uncover new star Toporcer at second base
The St Louis Cardinals, after Lee Meadows proved a standout, find another sensation in George Toporcer a second baseman on trial from Syracuse International League. With Milton Stock slowing and Rogers Hornsby moved to third Toporcer may win the regular second base job all season as Hornsby remains at third.
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Clark Fittenger
Ernie Neitzke
London, Ont
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Rooklex
Toledo
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Rickey
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Hornsby
Boldt's French Pastry Ad Promises Fresh Treats
Advertisement urges readers to bring home Boldt's French pastries, highlighting fresh selection and convenient options for dessert treats.
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League Entries Close Saturday For Star Junior Baseball
The Star league shuts entries on Saturday at 12 noon sharp after meetings with team managers. No rule changes, but clubs must decide if they will enter. Teams listed include Cheasty's, Three Brothers, Rainier Athletic Club, Queen Anne Aerials, Seattle Boys' Club, Ballard Beavers, Shamrox, Liberty Park Juniors, Chandlers, Lincoln Park, and others. Some teams undecided, such as White Star Juniors and Mercer Playfield Juniors.
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Star League
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Three Brothers
Rainier Athletic Club
Rainier Heights Athletic Cub
Queen Anne Aerials
Seattle Boys’ Club
South Beacon Hill
Hulldogs
Liberty Park
Chandlers
Lincoln Park
Ballard Beavers
Shamrox Athletic Club
Felix Club
Ity
Seattle
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