Redskins in Chase to Win with Boldt Deals
Seattle magnate James R Boldt has reshaped the Indians by trading for Sammy Crane Wally Hood and Vernon Parks from Brooklyn and Portland. Crane and Hood slot at short and left while Parks adds pitching depth. The infield tightens with Crane at short Mannie Cuteo third Spencer Adams second and Rod Murphy first. With McCredie guiding pitching including Vean Gregg Hunky Schorr Art Henke and Lefty Burger the team aims for a pennant after three weeks on the road they return home to face Sacramento Salt Lake and Portland.
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Pedro
James R
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Sammy Crane
Wally Hood
Vernon Parks
Redskins
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Hood
Brooklyn
Bokit
Billi Kiepper
Klepper
Lynn Brenton
Tribe
Bill Cunningham
McCredie
C. K
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Stumpf
Brick Eldred
Billy Lane
Ed Barney
Mannie Cuteo
Spencer Adams
Rod Murphy
Jack Adams
Tub Spencer
Frank Tobin
Vean Gregg
Hunky Schorr
Art Henke
Lefty Burger
Joe Finnernan
Salt Lake City
Vernon Hurler
Stubby Mack
Elmer Jacobs
Tex Wisterzil
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Pacific Coast League
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Hutchinson Plans Thursday Departure to Defend British Open Title
CHICAGO May 22 Jock Hutchinson winner of last year's British Open now reverses plan and will sail Thursday to defend his title. The noted golfer, returning to the scene of his triumph, signals a busy summer as he prepares for the championship defense.
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Chicago
Jock Hutchinson
Auburn High Wins King County Track Championship
Piling up 54 points, Auburn High School won the King County track championship in Auburn. New Bothell finished second with a strong overall performance and notable sprint results.
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Auburn High School
Auburn
New Bothell
Freshman Refuses Cap Ostracized at Michigan
ANN ARBOR Mich May 22 Louis T Orr of Chicago freshman at the University of Michigan sits outside student activities as the freshman class adopts a resolution to declassify and ostracize him for refusing to wear the freshman cap. No faculty action is planned. The same class votes to treat any member failing to live up to campus traditions similarly. Orr said he came to obtain an education not to follow university tradition. The freshman team defeated St Martins College 8 to 2 at Denny Field Saturday.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
Louis T. Orr
Chicago
University of Michigan
Orr
Ring Card for Arena Completes in Staged Matchups
The Arena card for tomorrow night is complete with Brown and Hulen staging their first smoker. Bout lineup includes Bobby Harper vs. Frankie Rog era, Frank Farmer vs. Gordon McKay, Kid Johnston vs. Owen Roberta, Larry Colman vs. Sandy Carbone, and Young O Neill vs. Frankie Green. Harper and Rogers train at local spots as underscored by weight around 140 pounds. Carbone hails from Tacoma and O Neill is a newcomer from Olympia, slated to open against Green.
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Brown & Hulen
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Frankie Rogera
Frank Farmer
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Owen Roberta
Larry Colman
Sandy Carbone
Young O'Neil
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St. Paul
Harry Casey
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O'Neill
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McKay
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Golf and sport figures mix from coast to coast
Mise Alexa Stirling plans to develop several nine hole courses in Port Washington and Kansas City under municipal oversight while Rotters college expands golf. Joe Novak from Spokane Country Club enters the national open at Skokie in July. Red Brett builds an I-bore course. Frank Be Geve defends Annandale title after 36 holes. Mrs Sweeney wins British Columbia women’s title for the sixth time. Chicago women golfers form a league and expect 100 entrants in a city tournament. Public links players eye a nationwide interclub event with a Toledo venue possible in late August. London reports Covey remains world pro court tennis champion after 13-set series. Northwest regatta at Lake Washington looms in July. Socks Seibold leaves Seattle for Oakland.
Climax of 1921 Track Season Nears With Coast Meet
The Pacific Coast Conference meet arrives at the stadium Friday and Saturday. Stanford and California are the center of Northwest and national interest after last year’s close finish. Notable stars include Johnny Merchant, Hanner, Hendrixson and Muller. Preliminaries Friday lead to finals Saturday with Washington, Oregon Aggies tipped as frontrunners.
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Friom
Cambridge
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Stanford
California
Golden Bears
Iates
Johnny Merchant
Harheft
Hanner
Oxy Hendrixson
Brick Muller
Washington
Oregon Aggies
Spearow
Oregon
Washington State
Montana
Whitman
Idaho
Brice Taylor Shatters City High Jump Record At Quadrangle Meet
Brice Taylor of Franklin High School starred at the quadrangle meet, breaking the city high school broad jump record with 21 feet 11% inches and winning the 100 yard dash and 220 yard events. Percy Egvedt led University yearlings in the high jump, discus, and shot put as the Frosh beat the high schools 65 to 48. Roscoe Wentworth of Lincoln shone with a 6 feet 8% inch high jump, closing in on the city mark. Queen Anne defeated Ballard 60 to 62 at Denny Field in a dual meet, while the Frosh prepare for a Mt. Vernon dual to end the season.
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Brice Taylor
Rice Taylor
Franklin High School
Franklin
Broadway
Lincoln
Taylor
Courtney
Gish
Percy Egvedt
Ble
Frosh
Taylor and Egvedt
Queen Anne
Ballard
Denny Field
Jimmy Austin
The
Quays
Mt. Vernon
Skagit County
Ruth poised for 60 homer pace as fans flood NY
In New York Babe Ruth, returning from injury, draws eighty thousand to see him in two days. He hopes to hit sixty home runs this season, though not aiming to break his record, while weighing about 200 pounds and still regaining form. Colonel Ruppert says Ruth has grown by doing the impossible and may set a new mark.
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C York
Eall
New York
Babe Ruth
Ruth
Swat
Colonel Ruppert
French Lose Hope Eight Olympiad May Go to L A
French sportsmen today abandoned hope of staging the 1924 Olympic games in Paris and agreed Los Angeles will likely host the eighth Olympiad. France may abandon its claim if funds cannot be raised before the June 7 deadline, with deputies divided over credit proportions and no guarantee from Premier Poincare. Deputy Noblemaire reports to the chamber urging money approval, but resistance remains.
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Aris
Paris
Los Angeles
California
United Press
France
United States
Noblemaire
Chamber of Deputies
Olympic Committee
Poincare
Rain Delays Star League Finalists Duel at Lincoln Park
Rain halted the Washington Park Ross Giants game at B F Day playfield with a 1 1 score in the third inning. The match must be finished before the finals, scheduled for Wednesday at Lincoln playfield, with Washington Park as home club. If Park wins they enter the finals. if they lose they must play Mount Baker Clear Co Saturday at Lincoln park, as finals begin Sunday.
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Washington Park
Park Boys
Mount Baker Clear Co
Lincoln Park
Diverse prewar sports notes and future plans from North America
The item lists various athletic happenings from the era including lawn bowling awards to Mrs. Pence of Cardiff, a world balkline billiard tourney, upcoming intercollegiate and intercity track events, and new athletic facilities. It notes British and American matchups in boating, college football drills, and university expansions in New York and Toronto with plans for golf courses at Altonwood Park.
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Ontario
Charlie Pence
Cardiff
Wales
Canada
New York
A. C
C. Lewie & Bros
Altonwood Park
Mamoroneck
N. Y
Big College Ball Series On Schedule
Washington faces Whitman today then hosts Washington State Wednesday and Thursday. The Huskies split four conference games this season, needing one win vs the Cougars to claim the Coast title while Idaho-Moscow remains in the chase. Tiny Leonard pitched Washington to a 6 3 win over Idaho with 9 hits and Maloney Marineau Fox behind.
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Whitman
Washington State
Idaho
Washington
Cougars
Moscow
Tiny Leonard
Washington Ccecccessseeees
Idaho Ereetree
Leonard
Maloney
Marineau and
Fox
Dempsey Eyes Labor Day Fight in Chicago Arena
Jack Dempsey told promoter Floyd Fitzsimmons he would fight Bil Brennan in Chicago on Labor Day. Jack Kearns has not approved the match yet and it may not be staged. Dempsey departed for the Pacific Coast for a vaudeville engagement.
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Chicago
Jack Dempsey
Floyd Fitzsimmons
Michigan City
Ind
Bil Brennan
Jack Kearns
Dempsey
Pacific Coast
European champ Lengin defends title in hand court finals
In Brussels on January 22 Mik Sugar Lengin the European tennis champion successfully defended her world hand court championship by defeating Miss Elizabeth Bryan of California 6-3 and 6-2.
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Brussels
Jay
Suganne Lengin
Premier Will Refer Matter to Parliament
The premier declines immediate action stating the decision will be left to parliament. He indicated no unilateral step would be taken and emphasized legislative guidance is needed before proceeding.
Three Brothers Dye Works Eye 1922 Star Junior Final
The Three Brothers Dye Works team, champions of Class A in 1921, reach the 1922 finals with strong batting, speed, and fielding. Star Junior star Ted Ahner leads a powerful infield, with Jury, Barbaris, and Manning in the outfield. Miller backs the defense as catcher, while Swift and Roe pace the mound. A round robin is planned among Fremont Cyclones Hillman Merchants West & Wheeler Liberty Park and L. W. Westerman Co., with managers meeting to finalize plans.
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HFEF
Three Brothers Dye Works
Dye Works Club
Three Brothers
Altho
Raymond Jury
al Barbaris
Ted Ahner
Don Manning
Harry Speidel
Dye Works
Speidel
Harry
Franklin High
Ralph Lowry
Franklin
Lowry
Ahner
Franklin High School
Ted
Johnny Reagan
al Barbar
Seattle
Orchard
Barbaris
Jury
Ralph Miller
Ed Swift
Carl Roe
Troy Erwin
Kenneth Putnam
Ivan Jones
Keystone
Jones
Fremont Cyclones
Hillman Merchants
West & Wheeler
Liberty Park
L. W. Westerman Co
Yesterday's Here Erin Ward Delivers Walkoff for Yankees
Erin Ward, Yankee second baseman, made three dailling stops, singled in the 10th, and scored the run that beat the Browns 6 to 5. Southworth homered in the eighth with one on to lift the Braves over the Cards 4 to 2. Zachary allowed five hits as the White Sox fell to the Senators, who won decisively. Five runs came in the seventh as Aldrich left the game and the Hobine defeated the Cubs 8 to 4. Donohue pitched for the Reds as they toppled the Giants 5 to 1 before 36,000 spectators.
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Southworth
Braves
Rana
Aldrich
Hobine
Cubs
Watson Wins City Links Title Play
May 22 box score reports a 12 round draw between Jack Shame and Pepper Martin in New York city. The featherweight bout ended without a decision, with both boxers earning parity headlines. Moore prepared for a forthcoming match as Pal Moor of Memphis arrived for training in Denver ahead of a 12 round bantamweight title defense against Babe Asher under A. E. F. banner.
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New York
Jack Shamekey
Pepper Martin
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