Change Due in Solons Injuries Hamper Sacramento Run
Injuries have kept the Sacramento Solons down in their race while fans call for manager Charley Pick to be replaced. Lew Moreing may name Oscar Stanage to head the Senators as Pick's value as a player-manager is questioned. Beattie High fans hear Spencer Harris is off to a good start with Bay City in the Michigan Ontario league. Bill Cunningham of the Giants faces testimony in the Bill Kenworthy case as the East notes reach Los Angeles. The Iron Duke sits in the grandstand as the Dukeless Beavers languish in the cellar.
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Sacramento
Pick
Oscar Stanage
Senators
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Solons
Los Angeles
Sacra Mento
Beattie High School
Spencer Harris
Bay City
Michigan
Ontario
Bill Cunningham
Seattle
New York Giants
Landis
Bill Kenworthy
Iron Duke Istill
Dukeless Beavers
Lante Sent to Rochester Club in International League
Harry Lante who refused to play with the Sacramento club after coming west this spring has been turned over to the Rochester club of the International league. His case is a Coast league mystery as he skipped a train eastward without playing a game.
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Sacramento
Rochester
Lante
Cleveland
Sacra Mento
Willie Hoppe Opens Billiard Parlors Network
Willie Hoppe former world billiards champion has rented a Broadway building and will launch the first in a series of billiard parlors planned for several large cities after May 16.
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New York
Willie Hoppe
Next UC trainer may become School of Mines athletic director
NEW JOE GOLDEN Colo May 16 Captain Will C Bryan head trainer of the University of California is likely to be the next athletic director at the Colorado School of Mines according to reports current today. London May 16 Four Americans John G Anderson George Dixon Jr Donald Parton and John D Chapman are on the list of 252 players announced for the British amateur golf championships starting May 22 at Prestwick.
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Will C. Bryan
University of California
School of Mines
London
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George Dixon, Jr
Donald Parton
John D. Chapman
Prestwick
Balk Line Title Match Opens Tonight in Chicago
Jake Sehaefer and Welker Cochrane, rising billiard stars, begin a 1500 point Balk Line title duel in Chicago with Sehaefer’s world title on the line. A 500 point segment continues on Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday.
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Jake Sehaefer
Welker Cochrane
Sehaefer
Judge Landis Should Decide Now on Kenworthy Case
The Coast league awaits a prompt ruling from Judge Landis on Bill Kenworthy. His suspension and the Seattle deal interconnected with Marty Krug raise stakes for Portland and the league’s financial health. A swift verdict is needed to restore Portland’s lineup and preserve baseball’s orderly growth.
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Kenworthy
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Krug
Chicago Cubs
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Star
Coast League
Bill Kenworthy
Rose City
America
Black Sox
William Klepper
Klepper
Williams Aims to Lead American League Home Runs
Ken Williams speaks on becoming the AL home-run leader for the 1922 season. He notes his early pace with Ruth and Meusel suspended, praises Ruth as a remarkable batter, and emphasizes team play over personal records while recounting his three-homer game and pursuit of slugging honors.
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Homer
Mark Ken Williams
Babe Ruth
Williams
Ruth
Swat King
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Meusel
Yesterday's hero Leads Pirates Past Braves in 10th
Traynor homered with one on in the 10th to lift the Pirates over the Braves 6 to 5. Brower of the Yankees allowed three singles as the Tigers tied for third with a 6 to 1 win. Joe Judge homered to power the Senators past the Indians 4 to 2. Hanty and the Athlt ic pitcher helped beat the Browns 14 to 5. Collings drove in two in the Red Sox 2 to 0 win over the White Sox. Bancroft and Groh produced the Giants' run in a 1 to 6 victory over the Cubs. Cards pound Phils 19 to 7. Goldie Rapp injured after foul in dugout. Reds beat Robins 4 to 2 on two innings of punching bite. Lehr and Chatterton hit 200 in 80 straight games.
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Braves
Cards
Philly
Goldie Rapp
Neeverely
Three Pitchers Named For Perfect Games In Baseball History
Left to right Charley Robertson of the White Sox who tossed a perfect game against Detroit recently Cy Young veteran hurled for the Boston Red Sox against Philadelphia Athletics in 1904 Addie Joss one of the game's great deceivers pitched a perfect game for Cleveland against the Chicago White Sox in 1908 These three are cited as the only modern era pitchers to throw perfect games.
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Chicago White Sox
Detroit
Cy Young
Philly Athletics
Boston Red Sox
Addie Joss
Chicago Sox
Cleveland
Washington Wisconsin Crew Readies for Lake Mendota Trip
Washington varsity crew tightens training for the June 12 Badger dual on Mendota prior to the Poughkeepsie meet June 24. Coach Leader doubles efforts as sickness last week slowed progress. Pat Tidmarsh sidelined and Al Skibiness fills bow with Ed Cushman at No.3. Washington aims to top California and seek early advantage in the Eastern trip.
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Lake Mendota
Poughkeepsie
Ed Lander
Seattle
Mendota
Hadger
Badger Shell
Toia
Washington Letter
Poughkeepale
California
Lake Washington
Annapolia
Bruin
Weertern
Pat Tidmarsh
al Skibiness
Ed Cushman
Ihe Tyees
Mike Murphy
Fred Spuhlen
Sam Shaw
Bob Ingram
Lloyrd Mason
Wright Parkina
Don Grant
Eligible Juniors Named For Star Junior Baseball Finals
Teams qualified for the finals include West Wheeler, Cycolones, Three Brothers Dye Works, L V Westerman Co, and Hillman Merchants. A sixth team will be determined after Washington Park meets Ross Giants at B F Day. If Washington Park loses they tie Mt Baker Cigar Co and a tiebreaker decides the finalists. Finals to begin May 28 with a round robin format. Further details will appear in The Star.
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Ferty Park
Meri Haines
Ronald Willis
Charley Hardin
Tom Alderson
Roy Finney
Walter Mitchell
RK. Burke
Ray Morne
Cecil Kirkey
Cheater Todd
Whitford Wood
Hector la Chance
Arthur Butler
Oscar Colling
Ray Willis
NT Cyclones
Roger Hyman
Walter McCloud
Jack Delaney
Bud Davis
Hililman Merchants
Ronald McDonald
Kenny Staats
George Wake
Jerome McDonald
Vernie Penegot
John Dwyer
Arthur Travie
Anton Ripley
Ernest Liedtke
Eddie Thomas
Fred Pepin
North Cornforth
Don McGillvray
Fred Sweeney
Bruno Jarvis
Washington Park
Ross Giants
Washington Boys
Mt. Baker Cigar Co
The
Star
Washington baseball team to play Gonzaga and Whitman on eastern trip
University of Washington departs for an eastern swing facing Gonzaga in Spokane, WSC in Pullman, Idaho in Moscow, and Whitman in Walla Walla. The squad aims to defend the championship amid tough foes Idaho and Whitman and notes two remaining WSC conference games plus two exhibition contests with Indiana.
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Spokane
Pullman
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Moscow
Whitman
Walla Walla
Washington State
Washington
Purple and Gold
Seattle Boys
Indiana
Big Offer For Bout With Firpo In United States
A South American promoter offers a half million dollars for a match between Jack Tempeey and Argentine champion Firpo. Manager Jack Kearns says the proposal will be considered when Firpo and Tempeey arrive in the United States aboard the Aquitania.
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London
Jack Tempeey
Tale Firpa
United States
Jack Kearns
Morgan Loses Seat in Harvard Crew
Cambridge May 16 Harry Morgan son of J P Morgan veteran No 6 of the Harvard varsity crew has been ordered out of the boat due to indigestion He will not row until the Yale Harvard race and may regain his seat if in condition
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Mass
Harry Morgan
J. P. Morgan
Harvard
Queen Anne Faces Lincoln In Feature At Lower Woodland Park
Queen Anne meets Lincoln in the featured high school baseball game at Lower Woodland Park. West Seattle travels to Garfield in Walla Walla, while Ballard takes on Franklin at Columbia.
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Lincoln
Lower Woodland Park
West Seattle
Garfield
Walla Walla
Ballard
Franklin
Columbia
Gloves to Fly Again at Arena
A 1922 boxing season opener at the Arena features Nathan presenting Bobby Michaels and Jimmy Sacco in a four act skit with Williams and Morgan Jones in top bouts. Also on the card are Muff Bronson, Jimmy Cole, Sammy Gordon, Eddie Kid Billings, Fred Huse, Frankie Green, and Eddie Moore in preliminary and supporting heats.
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Nathan Willl
Bobby Michaels
Jimmy Sacco
Northwest
Muff Bronson
Portland
Morgan Jones
Jimmy Cole
Sammy Gordon
Eddie Kid Billings
Fred Huse
Frankie Green
Eddie Moore
Man o War Retired From Racing Duties
Philadelphia May 16 Man o War has retired and will not be raced again. RB Riddell owner of the champion said he would not race Man o War against Morvich, praising Morvich but confirming retirement from the track.
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Man O’ War
RB. Riddell
Super Horse
Man O' War
Morvich
Yankee golfer is eliminated in British women’s golf
Miss Rosamond Sherwood of Georges L. L the only American in the British women's golf championship, was eliminated in the first round at Sandwich England by Mrs M Fletcher 3 and 2. Mrs W A Gavin a former U S player also competes but is listed as British entry from Huntercombe.
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England
Rosamond Sherwood
Georges
L. L
M. Fletcher
W. A. Gavin
United States
Hunter Combe
High School Tennis Recaps Yesterday
Ballard defeated Lincoln. Queen Anne walloped Weet Seattle. Franklin beat Garfield in city high school tennis matches yesterday.
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Lincoln
Queen Anne
Seattle
Franklin
Garfield
Rickard Eyes Dempsey Wills Bout in Montreal July First
Reported talks place of a Dempsey versus Wills heavyweight title fight in Montreal on July 1 with Tex Rickard backing and Frank Flournoy and Montreal committee involvement. No contract signed yet though, terms and venue still under consideration.
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York
Arments
Jack Dempsey
Harry Wills
Mtreal
Frank Flournoy
Madison Square Garden
Tex Hickard
Dempsey
Wiles
Montreal
Jack Kearns
Hur
Europe
Jersey City
Flournoy
Ma Square Garden
Tex Rickard
Linder Tiger Pilot Elected Bron Baseball Captain
Linder, third baseman, chosen captain for the Bron baseball team for the rest of the season. Boot Johnson did not return this spring. In this life nothing is permanent. a Boston Transcript quotation notes the fleeting nature of change.
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