Isbell Latest Candidate for Seattle Coast League Pilot
Former Western league manager Frank Isbell tops an 11-man list as Seattle Coast League seeks a new season pilot. The field includes Eddie Herr John Ganzel Chick Gandil Wild Bill Leard Charley Mullen Rowdy Elliott Roy Corhan Mike Kelley Clyde Wares with stockholder tensions and a looming November 19 meeting shaping the club’s direction.
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Leo H. Lassen
Frank Isbell
Eddie Herr
Salt Lake
John Ganzel
Kansas City
Chick” Gandil
Chicago White Sox
The
Oaks
Roy Corhan
Seals
Mike Kelley
St. Paul Aggregation
Clyde Wares
Seattle
Bill Clymer
Moses
American Association
Mike
Red Killefer Rejoins Angels After Seattle Job Rumors
Red Killefer, LA leader last season, re-signed by the Angels to manage the Seraphs next year. This ends speculation he would seek the Seattle post. He did not officially apply, though rumors floated in the South. tensions with LA club president Powers followed a Coast League flag loss.
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Red” Killefer
Los Angeles
Seattle
Angels
Seraphs
Killefer
South
President Powers
Gandil Still Hopes for Coast Baseball After White Sox years
Chick Gandil, former White Sox first baseman, remains in contention for a Seattle managerial post. He views his major league career as largely completed and prefers to extend his playing days on the Coast, citing recent big league work as proof of his readiness for Coast league baseball. His family lives in Los Angeles as he seeks a final chapter on the West Coast.
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Chick” Gandil
White Sox
Seattle Pilot
Gandil
Los Angeles
Oaks look good for next season with strong nucleus
The discussion outlines Oakland's hopes for 1924 with players Wille Miller Murphy Bohne Guisto Elliott Mitze and Hack Miller returning hobbled by injury earlier. It notes Gandil in Los Angeles and Bill Klepper in contact as terms are discussed. Pitching may improve with Kramer Holling Falkenberg Gearin and Buzz Ablett expected to strengthen the staff.
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Oakland
Wille
Miller
Murphy
Bohne
Guisto
Elliott
Mitze
Oaks
Hack Miller
Hack
Many Changes in Sox Oldham Goes to Detroit
Red Oldham Portland’s sole productive pitcher last season joins the Detroit Tigers for 191? spring. He battled for the Tigers before and threatens to rival Babe Ruth in impact. Meusel joins Vernon Tigers for the Yankees, boosting New York’s attack. Chicago White Sox see big turnover with only Collins Schalk Jackson Weaver set, Kerr and Risberg possible return.
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Detroit
Red” Oldham
Portland
Detroit Tigers
Red
Tigers
Babe” Ruth
Walt McCredie
Portland Pilot
Chicago
White Sox
Windy City
Eddie Collins
Ray Schalk
Joe Jackson
Fuck Weaver
Sox
Dick Kerr
Risberg
Gorman Set to Face Dundee in Seattle Featherweight Bout
Gorman, a stocky Portlander, meets Jimmy Dundee of Oakland in Seattle at Crystal Pool tomorrow night. Dundee, eyeing the coast featherweight title, has a history with Gorman and drew with San Francisco’s Harry Pelsinger in a 10 round Portland bout. Also on the card, Billy Wright faces Young Ketchell in the semi windup, with three preliminaries to follow.
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Portland
Dundee
Seattle
California
Gorman
Jimmy
Little Joe
Billy Wright
Ketchell
Wright
Lloyd Madden
Jimmy Storey
Scott High School Seeks National Prep Grid Title Game
Seattle may host the first national prep football title game as Scott High of Toledo seeks a matchup with a Coast team to decide the national sevens title. Eastern champion claims 1916 and 1918 titles with a 4 game win streak. Board debate centers on Seattle policy against playing outside teams. if denied, San Francisco or Portland are considered.
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Detroit Central High School
Pelton
San Francisco
Portland
Prep school hoop and rowing plans noted for winter
The clippings list several young athletes and teams. Vd Yarwell to captain Green and Hack Diamond crew. Wreoklin students plan a Lake Washington crew. Narvey Melvor to outfield for Weet Seattle. Tank Galloway to return to select after six months away. Tougher Wallet to lead Lincoln baseball. Bill Gavage to follow brother Tony Ravage into UW athletics. Alfred Bhrubb named Oxford athletic coach. Pennsylvania to host intercollegiate wrestling championships March 22-23, 1920.
Franklin Still Has a Slim Chance to Tie Grid Rag
Franklin faces a slim chance to tie for the city prep grid title as Mt. Baker meets Queen Anne in the final pair of games. A Franklin win could lift them into a three way tie with Broadway and Lincoln, with tiebreakers by city title history deciding the winner. Coach Roseberg marshals the Franklin eleven amid backfield injuries and lineup questions as the season ends.
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Tom Olsen
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Hill
Broadway
Lincoln
Hiltey
Tang
Joes
Weanon
Mt. Boys
Colin Jones
Northenders
Lincola Franklin
Roseberg
McGill
Way
Prep Teams to Forget About Mix Bury Hatchet Dinner
Franklin and Broadway high schools will bury the hatchet at a dinner in the Y M C A auditorium Tuesday evening. Representatives from both schools and a game official met Wednesday to cast aside past differences. Captains, coaches and principals will speak before the ceremony of placing the hatchet in an iron coffin and burying it cemented underground.
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Franklin and Broadway
To Cure a Cold in One Day Take Laxative Brom Quin
An old remedy claims to cure a cold in one day using Laxative Brom Quin tablets. The ad asserts it stops the headache and acts quickly, attributed to KE. W. GROVE'S Sic box.
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KE. W. Grove
Leaders to Play S and K Squad Here
Seattle fans will see league leading Carbonado face Skinner Eddy at Liberty Park this afternoon with a 2 30 kickoff. Skinner & Eddy lost their opener to Black Diamond, while Carbonado easily beat Black Diamond, giving the visitors the edge. A Leaders win would leave four teams tied for first with one win and one loss each.
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Carbonado
Coal Diggers
Skinner Eddy
Liberty Park
Skinner
Lucky Eleventh: Bob Martin’s Armistice Day Rise to Fame
The article highlights Bob Martin a West Virginia boxer and AEF champion born on November eleventh and famed for eleventh hour wins. It notes early pro debut wins in the eleventh round against Scanlon and Bonds and recalls manager Brongon urging him to seize the eleventh round. It ends with a Minneapolis bout against Jack Moran after Armistice Day celebrations.
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Paria
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Jimmy Brongon
Bob
Martin
Bonds
Matt Hakel
Jack Moran
Minneapolis
Jimmy Wilde Open to Box Yankee Opponents in America
Jimmy Wilde world flyweight champion arrived in York and said he would meet any challenger, offering 10 pound weight advantage. He eyed Joe Lynch and Pat Moore, with Tex Rickard to select an opponent for a February debut at the International Sporting Club. Wilde traveled with his wife and two children on a pleasure trip that may lead to boxing business. Donie Bush trade rumors and Philadelphia bowling rates also appear in this column.
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Joe Lynch
Pat Moore
Plier
America
Wilde
International Sporting Club
Tex Rickard
Washington Faces Last Grid Stand Against Pullman
Washington eyes Coast title with a win over Pullman after beating California and Oregon. The Purple and Gold travel Thursday to Moscow Idaho for a final showdown Saturday and hope for a Coast honor despite a season loss to Oregon.
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Pullman
Oregon
California
Purple and Gold
Will
Moscow
Idaho
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