Former Star Expects Return to Hurling for Tigers
Former Vernon ace Frank Schellenback, sidelined a year by a pitching arm injury, hopes to rejoin the Tigers next spring. He was elbow injured in 1921, later struggled to grip and throw, pitched sporadically in independent games this season, and doctors hope his return strengthens a standout pitching staff led by May, Dell, James, and Doyle.
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Leo H. Lassenter
Frank Schellenback
Vernon
Tiger
Schellenback
Tigers
O. K
May
Dell
James
Doyle
Two Jobs Open in Northern Coast Baseball Teams
Only two jobs remain open TTLE and Portland as Northern coast cities that have not decided to keep their managers. Doubt remains over Char Pick at Sacramento though Proxy says he will be back. Directors and leaders from San Francisco Los Angeles Salt Lake and Oakland are to return or confirm plans as talk and gossip swirl.
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TTLE
Portland
Definto
Char- Pick
Sacramento
Boldt
Jack Adams
Middleton
Fellows
Jack Miller
San Francisco
Bill Basick
Vic Red Killefer
Los Angeles
Duffy Lewin
Salt Lake
Cal Ewing
del Howard
Oakland
Ivan Howard
Vitt Possible Manager for Salt Lake AA Club
Vitt, the Salt Lake third baseman, showed leadership on the field and a solid bat this season. He is open to managing next year, combining baseball knowledge with a steady temperament that could guide a Class AA team.
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Vitt
Salt Lake
Portland Beavers Change Hands Hint at 1923 Return
The sale of Jim Brewster's stock to Kenworthy sparks talk that Bill Kiepper may sell his interests and Kenworthy could return to second base. If Kennie reenters baseball next spring Portland could field a pennant hopeful, with a nucleus from the New York Giants and reinforcements from the Walberg sale.
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Bill Kiepper
Portland Beavers
Bill Kenworthy
Portland
Jim Brewster
Kenworthy
Klepper
Lan
Rennie
Beavers
Iron Duke
Kennie
Rose City
New York Giants
Mulligan Replaces Kamm At Seals In Coast League
Ed Mulligan returns from the Chicago White Sox to Frisco and faces the task of filling Wee Willie Kamm’s hot corner for the Seals. Fans expect greatness from Kamm and doubt Mulligan’s prospects as they recall past dispositions and the standard baseball minds set nationwide.
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Mulligan
Kamm
Golden Gate
Pitcher Wayne Middleton Recalled by Cleveland for Spring Trial
Wayne Middleton, a young pitcher who won 14 games for Coffeyville in the South Western League this year, has been recalled by the Cleveland Americans for a trial next spring. Bob Coleman, who piloted Terre Haute to a pennant in the Central League this year, has been signed to manage the San Antonio team in the Texas League next year.
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Wayne Middleton
Coffeyville
Cleveland Americans
Bob Coleman
Terre Haute
San Antonio
Waverley Golf Club Plans New 18 Hole Course
The Waverley Golf Club of Portland, a leading Northwest organization, is considering building a second 18 hole course due to crowding on its present 14 hole links.
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Waverey Golf Club of
Portland
Northwest
Nick Williams to Scout for Tribe
Nick Williams formerly with Portland and Spokane in the Northwestern league and a Seals scout last year has been signed by Jim Boldt to scout for the Seattle Indians next season. He is expected to aid the Coast league club in its buildup for the year.
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Sa Ween
Sores Sillburshe
Louisville American Desecration Club
Colonels
Nick Williams
Portland
Spokane
San Francisco Seals
Jim Boldt
Seattle Indians
Williams
Prep Grid Climax Sets Stage For Title Race
This week marks the peak of the grid league as Garfield faces Roosevelt at Dennyfield and Franklin meets Queen Anne while Lincoln battles Ballard. Franklin would gain a slim edge if leaders win, with Raileputs needing a final win over Broadway to clinch the honors.
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Garfield
Roosevelt
Dennyfield
Franklin
Queen Anne
Lincoln
Ballard
Raileputters
Broadway
Idaho Names Its Advisor Dean Angell to Conference Meetings
Dean M. F. Angell of the college of letters and science has been appointed by the University of Idaho to represent the Vandals at the Pacific Coast and Northwest conference meetings, to be held soon.
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M. F. Angell
College of Letters and Science
University of Idaho
Northwest
Tilinola Pitcher Banned Over Collegiate Earnings Claim
Tom McCann of Tilinola, a Dakota league pitcher for Aberdeen, has been banned from university athletics for compromising amateur status by taking money. He says the funds were for education.
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Lucre
Tom McCann
Tilinola
Aberdeen
Oregon Faces Big Battle for Northwest Title at Corvallis
Oregon travels to Corvallis to meet Oregon State in the traditional Thanksgiving clash that will decide the Northwest championship. The Webfoots, coming off a 13 to 0 win over Washington State and a 3 to 0 victory vs Idaho, seek a strong finish as one of the few remaining undefeated Northwest teams alongside Washington.
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Egardless
Stanford
Shy Huntington
Washington State
Cougars
Washington
Oregon
Idaho
Chapman
Huntington
California
Lemon and Green Gang
Palo Alto
Champion Schaefer Shines In International Billiards
Jake Schaefer the 14.2 baike-line billiard champion defeated Roger Cont the French champion 600 to 251 in his second round at York. He posted a 196 high run the tournament’s best and matched the nine innings high average of 566 9. Wesker Cochran outlasted Erich Hagenacher 500 to 471 in 16 innings.
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York
Jake Schaefer
Roger Cont
Cont
Schaefer
Willie Hoppe
Wesker Cochran
Erich Hagenacher
Champs and Star Battlers Play Safe in Villa Fight
United Press reports boxing promoter Tex Rickard notes a shift to safer, smaller purses and setups as champions and contenders avoid risky bouts. Pancho Villa faces Abe Goldstein at 116 pounds in New York’s Madison Square Garden with his flyweight title on the line even if he loses.
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United Press
York
Tex Rickard
Madison Square Garden
Rickard
Commission
Carpentier
Tom Gibbons
Sik
Siki
Kid Norfolk
Jimmy Wilde
Johnny Buff
Buff
Pancho Villa
England
Joe Beckett
Tor Gibbons
Joe Lynch
Abe Goldstein
Willard Exhibition Draws Hollywood Fans
Joss Willard boxed four exhibition rounds in Hollywood drawing several thousand fans. Observers say he remains far from a match for Jack Dempsey, though he showed improved conditioning since arriving from Kansas. He still carried extra weight but appeared healthier than before.
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Hollywood
Cal
Joss Willard
Jens
Jack Dempsey
Willard
Kansas
Third Base Position in Cobb's Lineup Highlights
Ty Cobb notes only debatable spot on the club is third base with Bobby Jones and Fred Haney competing. If Jones stays fit he will get the call. Honey will remain a valuable utility player.
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T'T Cobb
Bobby Jones
Fred Haney
Jones
Honey
Exhibition golf match canceled due to late arrival
Walter Hagen and Joe Kirkwood exhibition at Seattle Country Club postponed after late wire from Seattle. Club Captain Sam Russell reported they could not arrive before tonight setting off cancellation. another club may fill tomorrow, while a 20 man Waverley match Saturday blocks further dates for North End. Open date looms for Beacon Hill appearance next Sunday.
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Walter Hagen
Joe Kirkwood
Seattle
Sam Russell
Waverley
North End
Beacon Hill
Mitchell Wins National Junior Welterweight Belt
Pinkle Mitchell of Milwaukee won the National Boxing Association belt as junior welterweight champion after a national voting contest and is ordered to defend it under the association rules.
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Minneapolis
Pinkle Mitchell
Milwaukee
National Boxing Association
Byers Leads U S Golf Association Re-election Slate
New York Nov 16 J Frederick Byers of Pittsburg president of the United States Golf Association and the 1921 22 officials have been chosen for re election by the nominating committee it was stated
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New York
J. Frederick Byers
Pittsburg
United States Golf Association
1923 National Women’s Golf Championship in New York
The United States Golf Association will stage the 1923 national women’s golf championship at Westchester Hillmore Country Club in Rye New York. The event is scheduled for late September.
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New York
Westchester Hillmore Country Club
Rye
N. Y
United States Golf Association
University of Washington routs Fort Lawton soldiers 90 to 0
The University of Washington super varsity football team crushed the Fort Lawton soldiers with a 90 to nothing victory at Fort Lawton yesterday.
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University of Washington
Fort Lawton
Vancouver senseman Art Duncan to face champions on island
George Irvine named chief assistant to Coast referee Mickey Ion though Ion may referee most games this season. Victoria forward Anderson shows little in first outing but earns another trial. Tom McCarthy Seattle forward sidelined by practice injuries. Riley banished for two minutes after argument. Arena crowd builds as band debuts four new pieces.
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Art Duncan
Vancouver
George Irvine
Mickey Ion
Ion
Anderson
Victoria Forward
Impresston Iaet
Tom McCarthy
Seattle
Arens
Ott
Huskies Put Up At San Jose Ahead Of Stanford Clash
Washington football team quarters were arranged in San Jose for their Saturday game at Stanford. Merit practice set for Friday afternoon. Stanford backs claim U C L A style offense will favor the Cardinal. The game likely decides which Coast Conference team trails U B C.
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Tanford University
Cal
University of Washington
Beattie
California
Stanford
San Jose
Washington
Cardinals
Ed Martin Rejoins Champion Dempsey Vaudeville Tour
Ed Martin resumes touring with Jack Dempsey on the vaudeville circuit after his prior injury in a Northwest confrontation. Martin, now in Portland, is set to join Dempsey in Salt Lake City on November 29 and continues to be billed as a top heavyweight challenger.
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Denver
Martin
Jack Dempsey
Northwest
Dempsey
Salt Lake
Portland
Mets Win Opener in Fast Play
Beattie Mets defeated Victoria 4 to 0 at the Arena in the Coast hockey season opener. Foyston scored twice and Holmes starred in net as Seattle dominated after a fast seven man style debut. Morris added the final goal in the third period.
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Mets
Hap Holmes
Frank Foyston
Beattie Mets
Muldoon
Victoria
Rover
Holmes
Foyston
Walker
Fowler
Foyrton
Filey
Seattle
Morris
Wilf Loughtin
Vietorta
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Villa
Henry L. Farrell
Ty Cobb
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Manson
Rip” Collins
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