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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Oct 05, 1922

Page

2

Yankees Lose World Series Opener In Ninth Inning Rally

The New York Yankees fall 3 to 2 to the Giants in the opening World Series game. Pipp singles to start the ninth, Meusel attempts a sacrifice, but a line drive by Frisch ends the threat. Giants rally for three runs in the eighth, with McGraw’s squad displaying resilience and timely hitting.

Oolo Grounds New York Dot Yankees Yanks Giants Pipp Bob Meusel Meusel Pippy Schang Ward Dugan Tnoth Sie Juat Kelly Wassede Stengel Snyder Bush Smith Hoyt Emil Meusel Peasivie

Roosevelt Rough Riders Open Season With Big Win Over West Seattle

Some Stellar Rough Riders of Roosevelt high school opened their football season Saturday with a decisive 19 to 0 victory over West Seattle. The backfield stood out with Hedwahl at quarterback and Hinkle at half, supported by McGuern as fullback, Yomaka at half, Alyea, and Capt. Shidler.

Roosevelt High School West Seattle Hedwahl Hinkle McGuern Yomaka Alyea Shidler

Harper Wins in Rose City Boxing Card at Armory

In Atland the October 5 bout ended with Bob York defeating his opponent in a 10 round infight at the Armory. Both fighters sustained light damage. Tiny Herman outpointed Ellie Keeler of Denver in a heavyweight six round semi final to cap the event.

Atland Bob York Armory Tiny Herman Ellie Keeler Denver

President Harding Follows World Series From Golf

President Harding played a round of golf at Ashington while keeping tabs on game one by telephone. Secret Service relayed a play by play from the Polo Grounds as he awaited a detailed story transcribed by the White House telegraph room. He noted the Giants "appeared to have the punch."

Ashington Harding United Preas White House Secret Service Polo Grounds Giants

Gans Defeats Bartfield in Ten-Round Bout at Ebbett's Field

Brooklyn match report states Italian Joe Gans defeated Soldier Bartfield after ten rounds of milling at Ebbett's field last night. Gans controlled the action with sharper punches while Bartfield pressed hard throughout the bout.

Brooklyn Joe Gans Soldier Bartfield Ebbett's Field

Christy Mathewson Sees World Series Return in Crowd Pleaser

In New York Ort 6 Christy Mathewson, legendary pitcher, attended the World Series opener. He spoke of wishing he could have played, appearing fit and hearty despite long illness, as fans greeted him with cheers from the grandstand after a long absence from the ballpark.

Big Six New York Christy Mathewson Olman Fitnness Christy Giants Yankees

Quays and Lake Boys Clash in Friday High School football

UEEN ANNE and Lincoln prepare for a marquee Friday game at Denny field with kickoff at 3 20. Lincoln debuts new coach Dave Logs and faces Queen Anne’s experienced lineup as both teams open the season amid high expectations.

Ueen Anne Lincoln Queen Anne Denny Field Dave Logs Washington Green Lake Boys Queen Anne McCady White Bloomness Coon Desimon Hubbard Kraus Comas Wellock Fotheringham Souders Johnson Percy Hudson Erickson Day Krueger Scott McMullin Schoeitier Case McCutchin

Seattle Star All Star Balloting Urges Fans to Vote Now

Seattle Star asks baseball fans to submit Coast League All Star selections before the deadline in one mailed letter. Readers must choose four infielders three outfielders two catchers six pitchers and two utility players and sign with address on one side only for a chance at prizes.

Seattle Seattle Star

Four Teams May Share Coast League Prize Money

Report says the $20,000 Coast league prize could be divided among seven teams this year but Seattle reports strong sentiment to limit spoils to the four first division clubs. Next year the money may be split four ways with the winner receiving half.

Seattle

New Star Burgess Emerges at Berkeley in Santa Clara Showdown

At Berkeley a 200 plus squad honors Coach Andy Smith as Burgess, last year’s second team halfback, shines in the Santa Clara game filling for Nichola. Burgess scores most Berkeley tallies while Nichola recovers, with Haynes pushing for center and Dalley guiding plays as Washington eyes Montana clash.

Nic Vermeil Herkeley Grounds Burgess Santa Clara Nichola Hears Nichols Spalding

Young Sutter Shines as Promising Pitching Prospect

In Salt Lake City Young Sutter, a Cedar Rapids acquisition, impresses manager Adama. Veteran scout Jack says the teen needs experience but shows a fine staff in his win. Seattle aims to nurture his rapid development with a year in a solid minor league.

Sutter Cedar Rapida Adama Jack Salt Lake City Seattle

Solons Eye Hitting Boost For 1923 Plans

Manager Pick says the Solons aim to strengthen hitting and will negotiate several deals with Conant league teams in winter. He recalls futile efforts to acquire Brick Fidred from Seattle and notes the club needs hitters of his type.

Solons Pick Brick Fidred Seattle Ross Indians

Five Clubs Chase Kunz As Pitcher Interest Grows

Washington, Pittsburg, Cincinnati and both New York clubs court Karl Kunz of Solona with Sacramento pursuing the giant right hander. Solon skipper Charney Pick praises Kunz saying he should become a big league hurler and notes he is due to graduate.

Kunz Washington Pittsburg Cincinnati New York Sacramento Karl Kunz Solona Charney Pick Solon Pick

Tigers Lose Swell Chance to Pass Frisco Bears

Vernon fell behind the Frisco Bears as Oakland defeated the Tigers 2 to 1. Jake May, chasing a coast record of 35 wins, was held by Oakland, with Seattle stopping him once more. He must secure three more victories to reach 35.

Vernon Frisco Bears Tigers Oakland Los Angeles Seals Jake May Seattle

White Sox win first tussle in city series

The White Sox took the opening game against the Cubs 4 to 2 in Chicago on October. Brattertem Faber and Schalk powered the Sox with solid hitting while Aldridge Jones and O'Parrell contributed in the field and on base.

White Sox Chicago Cubs White Bob Cisseeeseseeses Brattertem—Faber Schalk Aldridge Jones O’parreil

Manning Smashes Own Record in Mile Run

Lexington KY reports Peter Manning a five year old gelding shattered his own mark by running a mile in 1 56 fifteen, beating his previous 1 57 set last week.

Lexington Peter Manning

Seen From the Polo Grounds Press Box

At the Polo Grounds the press box buzzes with celebrity sightings and playful sideshows as fans crowd in for the World Series. The piece notes bootlegging rumors, autograph lines for Jack Dempsey, and comic acts by Nick Altrock and Al Schacht, with focus on crowd behavior and quirks of the series.

Nick Altrock al Schacht

Baseball play by play with odd phrases and uniforms

Bill Stumpf made a head standing catch on Red Murphy’s liner in the fifth then gloved the ball backhanded. Marty McGaffigan argued a third strike with umpire Carrell and was sent toward the showers. Long Joe Dalley appeared in uniform and began warming up after Jacobs wobbled in the third.

Bill Stumpf Red Murphy Marty McGaffigan Long Joe Dalley Jacobs

Homer Brew’s Lunch Gamble Amid Yankee Bets

The Star’s left handed baseball expert Homer Brew joined others in guessing on the Yankees Wednesday. Before the series he planned to bet on New York or abstain, but the gambling lure proved strong and Homer is carrying his lunch today.

Homer Brew Homer New York

Orioles Rally To 4-2 Win Over St. Paul In Series Opener

Baltimore Orioles overcame a deficit to beat St. Paul 4 to 2 in the opening game of the Inter-league Junior World Series. Batteries were Sheehan and Gonzales for Baltimore, Bentley and McAvoy for St. Paul.

Baltimore Baltimore Orioles St. Paul Rn. H. E

Eldred Leads Coast Hitting as Beattie Fans Tie

Eldred consistently tops Coast League batting with a mark near 350, aided by Seattle teammates Duffy Lewis and Sam Hale. Sacramento’s Beattie squad remains strong, while Elmer Jacobs held Sacramento at bay as Beattie’s club produced ten runs. Billy Orr and McNeely shine for Seals, with McNeely standout in center field and Orr steady at shortstop.

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