Angels Will Reform Infield As Rays Bates Join Angels
Los Angeles fans expect a stronger infield with the addition of Ray Bates to the Angels roster. Paddy Driscoll has been at shortstop but may be moved. Rumors link Zeb Terry to a Coast return, boosting the Angels as the league leaders prepare for a tougher challenge.
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Baseball Notes On Players Across Leagues
Wicked Willie Leard now tears up the Texas league in the South after starring in Seattle Northwestern league last season. Bobby Coltrin, ex Duthie star, plies short for Bloomington in the Three Eye circuit. Harry Gardner, Solons ace, shows potential in the Coast league. The big pitcher has won nine of 11 starts and twice shut out leaders for Olympia in Puget Sound shipyard season. Roy Grover, former minor league star, appears headed for a return to the minors as young Shannon pressures him.
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Solons
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Uncertainty Over Loule Guisto’s Return to Coast League
Loule Guisto, former Portland Beaver first sacker, may or may not be allowed back in the Coast League. He went overseas with the List division and has reported to the Cleveland Americana. Known as a solid fielder and power hitter, he reportedly held a fence busting record with Portland. McCredie is alleged to be negotiating with Cleveland for his release.
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Portland Beaver
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Cleveland
Phillies offense shines as Packard blanks Cardinals
Gene Packard pitched his first start of the season and blanked the St Louis Cardinals 6 to 0 for the Phillies. Batters Horstman Ames Tuero Snyter Dithoefer Packard Adams contributed as New York and Chicago rainoffs postponed. American League results show Detroit Boston Cleveland St Louis and Chicago New York games affected by weather with postponed affairs.
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Association to Protest Sport Tax
The United States Golf Association calls on golfers to sign a petition protesting the 16 percent sporting goods tax from the last conference. It also seeks golf equipment for camps including convalescent Marines at Paris Island. Secretaries should notify 8. C. Stairy for shipping directions.
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Oaklander Sets A New Alley Mark
George Quayley of the Marylands Oakland quintet smashed the coast bowling congress record by scoring 668 in three games last night, boosting his team toward first place. The Marylands won 2,707 to defeat the J. T. Morans, Cadillacs, Benton Parkers and Los Smares as Oakland teams. Night entrants include Standifer of Portland Harris Franka of Los Angeles King City Sequoias of Redwood City and Minerales of San Jose.
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Coast Bowling Congress
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Willard Objects to Two Judges in Dempsey Fight Plan
Riverside California May 22 United Press Jesa Willard opposes Tex Rickard's idea of two judges for the Dempsey Toledo July 4 bout. He would require clear duties for judges, favors a third man in the ring with Major A J Drexel Biddle, and questions the referee's role if judges sit outside the ring.
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Champ Knocks Out Erne in Trenton
George Young Erne of Buffalo fights Benny Leonard in Trenton and is stopped in the sixth round after Leonard uses sharp left jabs and a series of rights to floor Erne. Leonard wins as Erne is knocked out at the bell of the sixth round.
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Young) Erne
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Farmer to Defeat Anderson in Tacoma Showdown
Frank Parmer and Ole Anderson headline a Tacoma boxing card as Parmer is favored to land his hard right and stop Anderson. Harold Jones meets Robby Moore in the semi final while Morgan Jones faces Frank Zink and Lot Jones pairs with Casteel as Bobby Revel, with Referee Shock, preside.
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Seattle
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Ortega Stops Coughlin in Oakland Bout
Ortega knocks out Joe Coughlin in the second round in Oakland after Coughlin substituted for Tillie Herman. The rest of the card features several knockouts including Curley Brown and Tony Soares losing to Young Turner, Eddie Landon, and Young Fitzsimmons, with Chief Abernathy and Frankie Leuscher in a draw and Jimmy Ford defeating Eddie Denny.
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Baseball scores and highlights from yesterday
Yesterday's results include Seals 9-1 over the Seals offense and Oaks edge. Beavers tangle with Long Tom Seaton as Oakland, San Francisco, Vernon, Los Angeles, and Long Tom Seaton all feature. Tigers beat Solons 6-4 after four runs in the third. Rain dampens Rainiers 1-0 against the Angels with Crandall pitching.
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Vernon Hands Solons Another Beating 5-4
Vernon scored four runs in the third inning and added the winning counter in the fifth to defeat Sacramento 5-4 here yesterday. Dell Fromme and Brooks led Vernon’s attack with solid pitching and bat work, while Bromley Vance and Murray contributed for Sacramento.
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Doesn't Seek Any Money, Just Fame at Indianapolis Race
RR Cuferd Durant, Pacific coast entrant in the 500 mile Victory Sweepstakes at Indianapolis, May 41, pursues premier honor for the Far West. He is a millionaire and does it for the love of the sport, not profit.
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Abel aims for rematch as Tacoma boxing scene roars
Jake Abel trains at Camp Lewis after a victory here last week and openly seeks a bout with Jock Dirksen as Tacoma promoters Dan Galt and Lonnie Austin push into California. The local scene features Ted Lewis Jack Huntton Bob Harper Joe Clerman and Promoter George M. Shanklin touting publicity schemes while fighters like Win Gower Hector Anderson and Frank Farmer clash for attention.
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California
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Jack Huntton
Bob Harper
Joe Clerman
Invents new machine for golf links
A Cleveland May 2 report describes a new machine that can perform the work of a dozen men on golf courses. It cuts turf removes topsoil digs bunkers drains greens and levels them and is gasoline powered operated by one man.
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Varsity Men Ready for O A C Meet
Coach Vanderveer’s varsity track squad is prepared for the O A C duel meet at the local oval this Saturday. Local collegians excel in field events with Goodner expected to star in high jump and pole vault and Pope and Bergman in weight events. Crum Dally, Washington’s sprinter, is favored in the century dash and Captain Gray is noted in the dashes as well. The meet offers a chance to gauge Washington’s prospects ahead of the Southern colleges clash set for May 41.
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Solons Play Ball Mix Under Protest
Sacramento Vernon game completed under protest after umpiring complaints. Griggs was called out for leaving the baseline in the sixth frame as Dell Kerton and Brooks blocked the line. Fans and writers protested Coast league umpiring in Sacramento.
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Oaks Wallop Bees in Batting Fest
SALT LAKE CITY May 22 Oaks beat Bees 14 to 10 after a late comeback. Salt Lake led early but Oaks tied it in the final innings and pulled ahead before the finish. Batteries Brenton and Arlett with Mitze against Levering Dale and Spencer.
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Mails Loses to Angels in Mound Duel
Walter Mails of Seattle pitched a tight game but a wild pitch in the eighth allowed Otte Crandall of the Angels to score the lone run. Crandall held Seattle to one hit through nine innings as Lyle Bigbee broke up the no hitter with a ninth inning single.
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Star Mound Men Battle Here Today
University of Washington faces Oregon State in a two game series on the campus at 3 o clock. Miller of Oregon State and Percy Chamberlain of the locals are standout pitchers. The Huskies already clinched the conference title and lead the NorthWest diamond race with eight straight wins. The Varsity aims for a clean record as they close the season with the A C series.
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Seaton Wins Own Go From Beavers
Tom Seaton the long reliever for San Francisco held Portland scoreless and earned a 9 to 1 win. The game featured three safeties and a sacrifice hit credited to Seaton with Batteries Jones Mitchell Baker Fallentine Seaton Baldwin.
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Dope on Heavyweights in Titular Battles
Timeline of heavyweight title bouts from 1892 to 1935 lists J J Corbett, John L Sullivan, Charley Mitchell, Rob Fitzsimmons, J Jeffries, Marvin Hart, Tommy Burns, Johnson, Jess Willard. Key outcomes include belts changing hands and multiple knockouts with bout lengths ranging from 3 to 26 rounds. Average bout length cited as 15 rounds.
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Corbett
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Jeffries
Tommy Burns
Oakland Boy Loses Bout to Mascot in Portland
In Portland last night Billy Mascot of Portland won a decision over Danny Edwards of Oakland in the main event before the Portland boxing commission. Johnny Schauer of St Paul lost a decision to Stanley Willis of Pennsylvania. Fans felt the Edwards bout should have been a draw.
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Portland Boxing Commission
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Stanley Willis
Pennsylvania
Danny Frush
Bert Forbes
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San Francisco
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Neal Zimmerman
Freddie Lough
George Franklin
Billy Ryan
Death Valley Jim Rott to join Seals next week
San Francisco May 22. Death Valley Jim Rott formerly with the White Sox is slated to join the Seals here next week as learned today.
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Jim Rcott
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Willard May Box Here With Hector in Seattle Exhibition
World heavyweight Jess Willard may box an exhibition in Seattle on his way to the coast. Hector, the Seattle hopeful, is negotiating to join Willard’s sparring corps and may meet the champ in the local arena. Seattle fans expect a chance to size up Willard before the Dempsey title bout.
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Northwest Athletic Club
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Lord’s Camp
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Farren Meets Richards at Coliseum in San Francisco
Frankie Farren faces Tommy Richards in a boxing event at the Coliseum in San Francisco tonight. Earl Baird, a former army aviator, also fights as an amateur lightweight against Joe White. Muff Portland meets Lee Johnson on the same card.
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Tommy Richards
Earl Baird
Joe White
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