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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1922
Page
4
Major league rosters fill with names like Wilson Krip tle and Walter Hermansen among 23 clubs. Managers Tugte Gamble Paul Olsback and Rob ert Hilta lead listed squads alongside Fremont Cyclones Lakewood Slices and Washington Fare Colts as season kickoffs approach.
Cincinnati Reds not among title contenders as the Star Junior Baseball League opens. Pat Moran leads the Warriors with young coast infielders and a solid catching staff, while pitching appears average and the outfield shows promise.
Brooklyn hurler says Eddie Roush is harder to pitch to than Rogers Hornsby. He explains Roush taunts pitchers with constant stance changes and bunt surprises while Hornsby attacks the plate with a steady, powerful swing. Reds still face pitching questions and a shaky infield.
The Shelter Cove program lists Frankie Farren and Bobby Michael headlining a Cascade Athletic Club show at the Pavilion. Other bouts include ID LA ROSE vs Frankie Green and Eddie Moore vs Kid Mari, with Marty Foley facing Joe Martinson and Gardeau meeting Roy McCaslin in a rematch. ISrisky talk of Mike Gibbons vs Harry Greb adds heavyweight intrigue to the Seattle scene.
Dexter Horton led the Horton five to a 20 to 18 victory over the National Bank of Commerce in the Bankers' league title game. McGee stood out for the winners as the close battle unfolded on Franklin High School floor.
Ty Cobb shows faith in Danny Clark as a standout rookie infield option for the season. Clarke displays consistent power at the plate during training camp.
Johnny Stopper, never knocked down, to fight George Knorr in a 10 round bout in Omaha on April 3 with high stakes for both boxers.
Lewis defeated James London in three falls at St. Louis, defending his title with headlock finishes in the first and third rounds. The Greek challenger was unable to overturn the champion in a tightly contested bout.
In New York on March 30, 17-year-old Johnny Weismuller led the Illinois Athletic Club to three world relay records. Their 400 yards went 9:43 3-5, 600 yards 4:41 4-5, and 600 yards 6:29 3-5.
Paris reports Pershing Stadium, built by the American army in 1919, has been definitively selected to host the 1924 Olympic Games.
Australian city Bendigo bears the name of a celebrated pugilist, linking local heritage to boxing history. The town carries a surname association with the renowned fighter, reflecting a popular historical attribution.
Coast league fans wonder if El mer Ponder can fill the Champions pitching gap after Vic Aldridge and Art Reinhart graduation. Ponder arrives from the Cubs amid expectations to bolster the staff.
The University of Washington baseball team announces the final cut of players for the season under Coach Matthews. Selected are pitchers Ralph Leonard Arthur Morgan Don MacKenzie Frank Setzer E W Harper Ed Liston catchers Gilbert Maloney Bob Boyd infielders Roscoe Torrance Roy Barrett Clifford Langhorne Glenn Galligan Bill Bakke Dick Wells Fred Lewis George Marriott outfielders Hunter Miles Ole Gardner Gordon Mae Mahon Carl Zamberlain.
In Chicago on March 30 Willie Hoppe trailed Jake Schaefer by 32 points as the 1500 point balk line title duel unfolded. Schaefer led by 48 before Hoppe surged, but a final block victory 616 to 500 could not overcome the handicap. The match, noted for nervous tension, extended over 14 innings as Schaefer reached 600.
Tennis aspirants will turn out at the University of Washington at the first sign of favorable weather for the racquet sport. Jimmy Arbuthnot will coach the net men.
Yale head coach Tad Jones argues that common sense and highbrow legislation are sufficient to address alleged evils in football, calling for reform through thoughtful policy rather than drastic change. The remarks were made in New Haven on March 30.
IMMY RIVERS, a top Tacoma lightweight, will fight Eddie Burns in Tacoma on April 6 in a six round main event. Burns debuted on the Coast by beating Pat Williams. The card also features Harry Eagles versus Joe Mack in six rounds and several four round preliminaries.
Princeton coach Bill Roper says any player who misses classes next fall without a good reason will be dismissed from the football team. The warning highlights strict academic standards for athletes at Princeton.
In Galveston on March 30 the Robins defeated the Yankees 2 to 1 after a 10th inning rally Jolley surrendered the run and Ruth hit a solo homer for the Yanks.
This week a Pills Point store advertises a garden plant sale listing 12 New Strawberry Dr. Burrell 12 Kellogg's Premier 4 rhubarb Banwine 12 Asparagus Root a THE LOT for 1.25 f. o. b. at 1103 First Ave Pillott 6156.
Teams must file Rcore sheets at The Star before 7 each day of games for distribution Friday afternoon. Managers may change registrations weekly by submitting new contracts. additions require replacement names attached. The schedule will be published Saturday and fields are being prepared by The Star inspection before Sunday.
George Rogge, a two year veteran of Washington's football team, was operated on at Beattie General Hospital this morning for injuries from last season. He was rushed to the hospital after examination by Dr. Don Palmer. Rogge was kicked in a game last season and internal injuries developed.
Miss Ethel Baker of New York swam 200 yards in 3 minutes 2.5 seconds to win the A A U Junior championship in New York. Her time eclipsed Thea Cavill’s 1921 record by 23 seconds, marking a new mark in the event.
The season opens Sunday as one team drops out while the league divides into three divisions for Sunday games. Flats file contracts and the schedule is set, with teams ready to compete across the new structure.
The Silent Frats are the only team to miss entry contracts for The Star Junior Baseball league. They have until 6 p.m. today to submit documents or face disfranchisement to keep 24 teams evenly matched. Fiat’s manager must contact The Star by 6 p.m. if they intend to compete.
The Star Junior Baseball league begins Sunday with 23 teams split into three divisions. Each division plays a round robin, top two teams advance to a champion round robin, others to Class B elimination. Sunday schedule lists games in League No. 1 and No. 2 with venues in Walla Walla South Seattle and Lincoln, plus notes on ground availability and schedule changes. Salt beds covering 40 square miles exist in Nova Scotia.
Lee Fohl of the Browns arranges his outfield and catching corps for the season with Pat Collins in focus. Expected lining includes Ken Williams in left, Jacobson center, Johnny Tobin in right. Duick Shorten from Detroit to serve as utility man as Severeid carries the catching load.
Washington boxers will close their season with a tournament at the Tacoma Olympic Club on March day featuring Eddie Mari nos amateur bout. Coach Jimmy Arbuthnot will take Gene Urbanek Rod Marsh Harold Ward Pat Maloy Loren Milliman and Walt Roses to face Ed Bedford Charlie Holmes Ed Hermson Eliieh Lyons Henry Prince and Pat Moe Cune for minor sweater qualification.
The United States leads the world in both oatmeal production and consumption, outpacing all other nations in output and daily use. Industry data show strong domestic demand and large-scale processing across multiple states. The trend underscores oats as a staple in American diets and food manufacturing.
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