Commissioner Lands Final Ban In Kenworthy Case
Judge Landis imposed suspensions on Bill Klepper Jim Brewster and Bill Kenworthy of the Portland Coast League for tampering with Kenworthy and attempting to defraud Seattle. Klepper and Brewster face ineligibility until 1925 and 1924 respectively while Kenworthy is barred until 1922 with potential restoration in 1924 if conditions change. The ruling details telegram exchanges and the trio’s side agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo H. Lassen
Udge Landis
Bill Klepper
Jim Brewster
Bill Kenworthy
Portland
Baseball
Kenworthy
Klepper
Brewster
Klepper and
Landis
Seattle
Iron Duke
Indians
Peter
Telewmlaw Tha Hiwenet
Piey
Poee
Brewer
National Associa
Apba
Krag
Judge Landis
Kiepper
United States National Bank
Farrer
Klep
Ken
Worthy
Cunningham
Jndee Landis
Jim Boldt
Farrell
Teagruen
Buffalo
Where Are Ring Champs of Yesterday Today
A survey of former champions shows many faded into ordinary lives or new professions. Names span bantamweight to heavyweight with Bowker Conlon Forbes Walsh Herman Lynch Williams Attell Corbett Erne Lavigne McAuliffe Nelson Ritchie Welch Wolgast Alberts Bren son Ferns Gardner Graves Lewis McCoy Matthews Melody Ryan Smith Sullivan Walcott Clabby Chip McCoy O Dowd Papke Thompson Burns Corbett Jeffries Johnson Willard and others, now pursuing varied trades, charities or local roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Dorman
Jack Dempsey
Harry Wills
Joe Bowker
England
Johnny Conlon
Chicago
Harry Forbes
Jimmy Walsh
Boston
Pete Herman
Joe Lynch
Kid Williams
Frank Erne
New York
Kid Lavigne
Saginaw
Mich
Jack McAuliffe
Joe Beckett
Battling Nelson
Willie Ritchie
San Francisco
Freddie Welch
Summit
N. J
Ad Wolgast
Venice
Cal
Johnny
Kid) Alberts
Elizapeth
Ray Brenson
Toledo
Julie Ferns
United Mine Workers
Scammon
Kas
Jimmy Gardner
Kia Graves
Omaha
Ted
Kid) Lewis
Suill
Kid McCoy
California
Matty Matthews
New York Hippodrome
Honey Melody
Navy Yard
Charlestown
Mass
Tommy Ryan
Syracuse
N. Y
Billy Smith
Portland
Ore
Mike
Twin) Sullivan
Joe Walcott
Double Bill Ends With Seattle Victory and Loss
The first game of the Indiana versus Sacramento double header saw Seattle win 8 to 3 led by Billy Lane who hit a home run a triple and a double. Lane’s hot bat also fueled the second game as Sacramento won 3 to 2 denying Indiana a sweep.
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Adame
Adama
Moliwits
Tobin
Burger
Adawe
Kidred
Catta
Beere
Sacramento
Durger
Orr & Wees
Hergert Runere
Dy Penner
Halle Beere
Murger
Penner
Finnera Wisvetedes Coree Dsi See
Iwite
Seattle Pearce
Rune
Cook
Ecensesee
Ieeresecee
Pearce
Wisterall
Hans Kame
Jacobs
McGaffigan
Jacobs Prough
Belle
Agama
Murphy
Jacob
Mit
Ryan Lane
Threephy
Lane
Pacific Coast
Port Adare
Vernon
Asters
Harney
Crane
Los Angeles
Rancisco
McGuffigan
Portland
Adame Crane
Oakland
Heattle
Salt Lake
Francisco Wanenee
Ryan
Atton Angeles
Hheehan
Hs Ceers
Hatteries
Coumbe
Lyons Moliwtts
Ib Teete le
Baldwin Pearce
San Francisco
Byler
Levereus
Freeman
Crumpler
Pubrman
King
Sm Balt Lake
Kalite
Vernon Eeeeer
Io Batteries
Sna Murray
Bile
Jones
Winn
Koehler
New York
PitabUrg
St Louis
Cincionati
Brooklyn
Boaton den
Philadelphia
Rr Pittaburg Steer
Louia Patteries
Carlson
Vellowhorpe
Zinnland Gooch
Pertica
Clemens
H. W
Boston
Ooach
O'Neil
Mr. Casey
Billy Lane
Beattie
Hilly
Ike
Billy
Indiana
Seattle
Elmer Jacoba
Leff Burger
Sacs Scor
Baca
Stanage
Jake
Spencer Adama
Braves
Barney
Prough
Erounder
Winsterzil
Hood
Spencer Adams
Sinzcle
Screamer
Fitzgerald
Sace
Mollwitz
Fanning McNeley
Jack Adama
Eldred
Wistersil
Adams
Lindgren
Stitts
Man
T Swift
Ward
Wy Fiths
Mitchell
Apple
Roe
Wayman
Washington and California to meet on May 19 1923 at Beattie Stadium
The Universities of Washington and California will play on May 19 1923 at Beattie Stadium as part of the 1922 winter and spring schedule announced by Washingtons graduate manager. Washington holds Northwest and Coast titles while California has national AAU honors. The schedule includes track meets with Oregon and California, plus tennis basketball wrestling and baseball fixtures across Seattle Pullman Eugene Moscow and Beattie.
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Washington
California
Northwest
Coast
Harvard
University of Washington
Beattie
Oregon
Seattle
Pullman
Eugene
Idaho
A. C
Gonsanea
Moscow
Gonsaun
Oe Walla
Sitar league title series second games at South Park Sunday
Washington Park and West & Wheeler meet at noon in the feature. Fremont and Three Brothers Dye Works clash at 2 p m with I V Westermans against Hill man Merchants at 4 p m. Stitte dazzled with speed and curve, Ted Alner struck out four, Miller and Collins starred for Westermans and Fremont hitters powered four safeties by Finney and strong defense paced by Gemmill and Dwyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Park
Washington Park
West & Wheeler
Fremont
Three Brothers Dye Works
I. V. Westermans
Hillman Merchants
D.W. AL
Laery
Jury
Marharis
Sine Fl
Aliner
Reagan
Roe
Sweeeer Miller
Park An Wayman
Ward
W. Griffithe
Mitchell
Ooun
I Mera
Sneer
Behlowser
Ib Ee M
Griffis
Lindberg
Siitta
P . Ween
Weene
Putnam
Lyre
Weber
Weahington Parks
Serene Oro
Merz
Miller
Stitts
Swift
Balle
Butte
Stitten
Mit
Lowry
Stitt
Wayman
Speidel
White- Ez Dean
Fremont Cye
Ccs A
Atmem Neon
McDenate
Lareen
Warner
Thaebeeph McCutchin
Sewers
S Sandereon
Delaney
Mranegan
R. A. Ripley
O . Dwyer
Tb Jerome
Ee Penegor
Ronald
McGilieray
Miltman Mer
Staats
Renald T
McDonald
Davie
McCutch- McDonald
Hyman
Flaney
Kirkey
Butler
Todd
Moruesa Kay
Gemmell
Smith
Barton
Anthony
Collina
Hardin
Runa
Peterson
Kokash
Upset in Big Game of Finals Opens Star Junior League
Washington Park upset Thee Brothers Dye Works 4 to 2 behind Bill Stitts’s sharp pitching as opening day kicks off Star Junior Baseball League finals at Bb. FF. Day Sunday. West & Wheeler routed L. W. Westermans 13 to 1. Fremont Cyclones crushed Hillman Merchants 20 to 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Park
West & Wheeler Liberty
Fremont Cyclones
Washington Park
Bill Stitts
Thee Brothers Dye Works
Harley Hardin
West & Wheeler
L. W. Westermans
Smith
Barton
Mitchell
Stacy Barton
Westermans
Enter Star Net Meet Opens for Seattle Tennis Players
Two more days remain for Seattle tennis players to file for the Star Woodl and park meet starting at Woodland Park one week from today. Entries go to The Star or Piper Taft’s tennis department with no charges. Instructions have appeared previously and will be printed one last time tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Star
Woodland Park
Piper & Taft’s
Also Mentioned on This Page
Seattle Star
Washington Pairixk
Klepper, Brewster
T. Portland
Leschi
Knickerbocker Club
Leschi Pavilion
Yesler Cable
o’Cloel
Abe Attell
Young Corbett
Denver
Tommy Sullivan
St. Louis
Jimmy Clabby
New Zealand
George Chip
Miner
Newcastle
al McCoy
Mike O'Dowd
Billy Papke
Rising Oranges
Pasadena
Cyclone Johnny Thompson
Sycamore
Tommy Burns
James J. Corbett
James J. Jeffries
Burbank
Jack Johnson
Marvin Hart
Louisville
Jess Willard
Molla
Suzanne
Suzanne Lengier
Molla Bjurstedt Mallory
Wimbledon
Forest Hills
Cincinnati
Coe
Alexander
Cheeves
O'Farrell
Luque
Schnell
Markie
Rixey
Wingo
Pet
Louis
Detroit
Philadelphia Ie
Cleveland
Ecorelens
Tole
I Cook
Saca
Blyas
Bill Stitte
Stitte
Ted Alner
Angora
Theodore
Young Lowry
Three Brothers
Pete Mitchell
Stitta
Eddie White
Eddie
Bill Byron
Bill Wayman
Bill Griffiths
Bil Stitts
Griffiths
Sutts
Marty Speidel
Ralph Miller
Schlosner
Finney
Tommy Gemmill
L. V. Westermans
Bill Smith
Morse
Oscar Collins
Cecil Kirkey
Highland Park
Hillman
Don McGillvray
Jack Dwyer
Larson
Dwyer
Young Pepin
Hillmans
Allan McDonald
Vinnie McCutchin
Platter
McCutchin
Bud Davis
Curley
Sowera
Wear & Wheeler
Woo
L. V. Weatermans
I Hillman Merchants
Th Park
L. W. Weatermans
Ed Swift
Schlosser
Seth
Erally Stitts
Lover
Curley” Sowers
Hillman Boys
Davis
McCutchin Sowers
Star Net
Star Tennis
Star-Woodland Park
Sete
Jee
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