Giants Win World Series Game Three On Ward Foot Kick
The New York Giants defeated the Yankees 3 to 1 in the third game as Ward was injured by a drop kick that redirected a ball. Scott held the Yankees to four hits while Ruth struggled and Elmer Smith failed in a key pinch-hitting chance.
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Billy Evans LO Grounds
New York
Giants
Ward
Yankees
Scott
Bancroft
Yankee
Hoyt
Huggins
Cincinnati
Nehf
Barnes
Ruth
Meuser
Schang
Yanks
Elmer Smith
Cleveland
Brooklyn
Yanke
Basle
Redskins Rally To Beat Indians In Extra Innings
The Washington Redskins fell behind early as Sacramento tourists plated three in the first, but the Battling Braves recovered with four runs to seize momentum. Marty Gardner struggled in the first, while Murphy and Sheehan contributed two runs after two outs. Seattle later added two in the second, one in the sixth, and another in the seventh. Hood’s triple and Eldred’s fly produced the winning run. Two games on schedule today and two more set for Sunday starting at 1 p.m.
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Sacramento Tourists
Braves
Marty Gardner
Onion Stowez
Murphy
Sheehan
Seattle
Hood
Eldred
Coast Leaders Battle for First with 10 Games Left
Frisco and Vernon hold 10 games remaining as Frisco faces Los Angeles three times and Oakland seven times while Vernon meets Oakland three times and Los Angeles seven times. The race for first hinges on those results as Seattle Indians push for second division leadership after gaining a game yesterday.
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Vernon
Frisco
Los Angeles
Oakland
Seattle Indians
Oaks
Indians
Columbia Star Ben Roderick Seeks Fall Berth
Ben Roderick, halfback, is trying out for a position with Columbia this fall after playing at Boston College last year.
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Ben Roderick
Columbia
Boston College
Boyle to Play Again in 1923 at USC
The University of Southern California reports John Boyle, a crack tackle, becomes eligible to play in 1923 after injuries. He would have begun a third season this year but is sidelined. he has credits to make up next fall.
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John Boyle
University of Southern California
Boyle
Rain Delays Open At Chicago In Georgia Clash
Rain threatened to dampen the season opener between the University of Chicago Maroons and the University of Georgia squad. A heavy downpour since last night suggested a wet game more suited to a swimming match than football, though both teams were reported in good shape.
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University of Georgia
Maroons
Dixie Aggregation
Milan May Not Lead Senators in Next Season
Rumors edge toward a managerial change in Washington with Milan unlikely to return as pilot and Roger Peckinpaugh favored as his successor amid large league shifts for next season.
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MILAN
Washington
Roger Peckinpaugh
Detroit Expands Stadium as Cobb Firmly Builds Club
Detroit stakes room for fans by adding an upper deck to the grand stand for next season. Ty Cobb helps shape a promising ball club while President Navin ensures sufficient seating.
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Detroit
Ty Cobb
Prexy Navin
Baseball Fans Should Send in Star Teams
Seattle Star invites fans to vote in the All Star Coast league team balloting. Last votes are due Friday noon and results publish Saturday. Voters select four infielders three outfielders two catchers six pitchers and two utilities, signing name and address to the Baseball Editor. Prizes await fans whose selections align with the fans' team. Awards listed early next week.
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Seattle Baseball
Seattle Star
Semi-Pros Open Season In Weekend Showdown
The Boldt's Specials 1921 champions and West Seattle Athletic Club clash at 2 p m Sunday at Hiawatha Playfield in a fast contest. West Siders boast a deep experienced lineup plus a quick backfield, while the restaurant team fields former college and pro players after only one week of practice. Boldt squad features Len Oliver Bob Morris John Cole Cook Scanlon Dave Cole and others with Rinaldo Caecela and Ham Green at halfbacks and Bill Morgan at fullback.
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West Seattle A. C
Hiawatha
West Siders
Len Oliver
Bob Morris
John Cole
Cook
Scanlon
Enda
Dave Cole
Fat Harrison
Ted Abner
Bill Tugnell
Bill Pain
King
Rolly Corbett
Ivan Jones
Thompson
Rinaldo
Johnny Dobbs Takes Memphis Manager Post
Johnny Dobbs, manager of the New Orleans club in the Southern league since 1914, has signed to pilot the Memphis club in the same league next year. He succeeds Spencer Abbott, who resigned after Abbott won the flag last year and finished second this season.
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Johnny Dobbs
New Orleans
Memphis
Spencer Abbott
Abbott
Giants Face Yankees in World Series Battle Today
It is up to Carl Mays to halt the National Leaguers streak as the Giants aim to clinch a win that would nearly close the World Series for the Yankees. Joe Bush and Waite Hoyt were slowed by the Giants while Bob Shawkey kept the game tied.
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Joe Bush
Waite Hoyt
Giants
Bob Shawkey
Carl Mays
Yankees
Drop Kick Secures Lone Score in Lincoln Victory
Lincoln defeats Queen Anne 8 to 0 at Denny Field in a hard fought 1922 season opener. Austin Case kicked the only score with a fourth attempt late in the game as Lincoln dominated possession. McCutcheon Johnson and Fotheringham starred for Lincoln, while Queen Anne’s lineup featured notable backs and a rugged defense.
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Austin Case
Queen Anne
Lincoln
Leo H. Lassen
Case
Denny Field
Leonard McCutchin
Kenney Johnson
Lincoln Cel Ab
Washington and Montana Clash at Stadium Today
Washington and Montana meet at the stadium this afternoon for a key season test. kickoff is 2 30 p m with coaches Bagshaw and Stewart rotating players as they debut, officials include referee George Varnell and umpire Tracey Strong.
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Montana
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Bagshaw
Stewart
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George Varnell
Tracey Strong
Mali
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Goln
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Murphy Petrie
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Cei Ened
Wren Keahner
McCreary
Waiters
Abe Wilson
du Hole
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Parker
Ferry
Melhroe
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Manley
Brown
J. Wilson
Marper
Hii
Sherman
Tracy Strotg
BE. J, Perkins
Washington Has Trio of Triple Threat Gridders
Washington boasts three versatile players Wally Dailey Johnny Wilson and Leo Zell each capable of kicking passing and running. Dailey the likely best quarterback in years leads the offense with Wilson and Zell also strong in all three facets bolstering offensive pivots and play options.
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Wally Dailey
Johnny Wilson
Leo Zell
Dailey
Wilson
Zell
Strand Near New Bat Mark in Coast League chase
AUL STRAND of the Seattle area is within nine hits of breaking the Coast League season record. He has 273 hits with a week left, aiming to pass Jay Kirke’s 281. Strand leads the circuit with 27 home runs and is likely to finish strong against the Indians and Bees at Rainier Valley Park.
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Aul Strand
Alt Lake
Jay Kirke
Louisville
Strand
Seattle
Indians
Bees
Rainier Valley Park
Coast league race heats up with 1912 in sight
Hill Cunningham will finish the series in center field for the Giants after a cramped start. Vernon and Frisco battle as Salt Lake Sacramento Oakland and Vernon head to key matchups. Kunz and Arlett poised to graduate from the Coast league with big league potential. Maile returns to Frisco while Kamm could rise with the White Sox amid a strong pitching stable.
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Hill Cunningham
Seattle
Giants
Casey Stengel
William
Coast League
Vernon
Frisco
Salt Lake
Sacramento
Portland
Oakland
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Pinches Kunz
Buzz Arlett
Arlett
Walter Maile
Cleveland
Willie Kamm
Chicago White Sox
Sox
Kamm
Portland Acquires Rube Yarrison from Athletics Coast
Veteran submarine pitcher Rube Yarrison, once doubted to crack the league, has hit strong form and become one of the most effective hurlers in the circuit, following his move from the Athletics Coast league.
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Portland
Rube Yarrison
Coast football opens with conference clashes this week
On October 7 at Atland the Pacific coast grid season begins with Montana facing Washington in Seattle and Idaho meeting Whitman in Walla Walla. Oregon plays Willamette in Eugene and Oregon Aggies meet Alumni in Corvallis. Astoria Legion hosts Multnomah while Redlands meets California in Berkeley. Stanford plays the Olympic Club and USC meets Pomona. Northwestern conference games include Montana vs Washington, Idaho vs Whitman, and Oregon vs Willamette.
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Rodgers Lifts Bears From Western cellar
Bill Rodgers former Sacramento pilot took charge of the Bears midseason as the club sat last in the Western league for the season. Sport writers in the Three league name Jim Riley Seattle star as top first sacker. Riley previously played for Terre Haute and is now with Salt Lake, set to play here next week.
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Sacramento Pilot
Denver
Dew Moines
Rodgers
Bears
Jim Riley
Seattle
Jim
Terre Haute
Salt Lake
Yankees Slump Highlighted by Misplayed Double Play
New York Yankees manager Miller J. Huggins reports a severe seven game scoring drought as Ward misplayed a sharp grounder into a two base error in the third inning against Bancroft, allowing Jock Scott to reach third while Elmer Smith failed in a pinch hit.
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Meusel
Ward
McNally
Hoyt
Scott
Meyt
Balle
Secott
Jones
Mit Ul
Gentt
McCormick
Wens
Kiem
Miller J. Huggins
New York Yankees
York
Yankees
Thorely
Elmer Smith
Bancroft
Jock Scott
Stuart Finalist in Captain's Cup Competition
Archie Stuart reaches the final stages at Jeffer son Park after a grueling semi final that required 36 holes against veteran Tom Smith. Lower-half matches lag due to Pete Ash illness as he faces W. W. Brell. The winner meets Jack McBain to face Stuart for Capt. Galbraith's trophy.
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Archie Stuart
Jefferson Park
Tom Smith
Pete Ash
W. W. Brell
Jack McBain
Stuart
Capt. Galbraith
Frank Atkins
Yakima
Harry Cornell
Arlington
Moore
Donny
Griges
Morse Joins St. Paul Infield Amid Baltimore Series
Hap Morse former Seattle infielder signs with St. Paul American Association champions and plays second in the Baltimore series. After a Southern League season he appears to have found an A A stride.
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Hap Morse
Seattle
St. Paul
Morse
Kiki
Big trade rumor links Holling and Ehmke to Red Sox
Detroit plans to trade Carl Holling and Howard Ehmke to Boston for Derrill Pratt and Rip Collins amid circulating big league rumors. Bill Clymer’s Newark club again finishes last with 54 wins and 111 losses as Clymer ends a fourth straight cellar season. Cuff Markle may move to San Francisco next spring to replace Oliver Mitchell once recalled.
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Carl Holling
Howard Ehmke
Detroit
Boston Red Sox
Derrill Pratt
Rip Collins
Bill Clymer
Newark
Clymer
Cuff Markle
Salt Lake Reda
San Francisco
Oliver Mitchell
Niehoff Discussed as Philadelphia Manager for Next Year
Bert Niehoff is spoken of as the manager of the Philadelphia Nationals for the upcoming season. After two Coast League years he stepped down to Mobile and won the Southern League pennant and the Dixie Series from Fort Worth. Niehoff played second base for Philadelphia for several seasons.
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Bert Niehoff
Philly
Philadelphia Nationals
Niehoff
Mobile
Ort Worth
Philadelphia
Greatest Team Play of Season
Eight Northwest clubs compete in an 86 hole team match play event for a grand prize. Local Seattle and Waverley squads, with Vancouver and Inglewood entries, vie to defend titles at home courses. Other clubs include Meadow Park, Jefferson Park, and Ta morning play across Beacon course with 25 man teams.
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Northwest
North End
Waverley
Drnkemen
Smith
Rudy Wilhelm
Dr. F. Willing
Lee Brell
Ben Stein
Fienger
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M. M. McEwain
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O. F. Willing
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Rudolph Wilhelm
Straight
Ellie Bragg
C. E
Harry Thompson
Walter E. Son
C. H. Davin
C. Cum
Vancouver
Hubert Bone
Willie Bone
C. Colville
R. Gellatly
H. T. A. le Payne
A. C
Stewart J. Yellowles
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Clark Speirs
Forest Watson
Westland
Jim Forde
Ted Gene Hatton
al Schoephoester
Ed Brown
Karlington Country Club
Lea F. Jackson
8. Wilson
F. Atkins
Walker
W. A. Kearns
Dr. W. Wooley
C. Harold
J. Rei
Frank Sumner
Col. H. Hartley
George Aldrich
H. P. Finchey
Rainier
Jack Weber
Grays Harbo
Aberdeen
Jefferson Park
Meadow Park
Meadow Parkers
M. J. Galbrait
Hearts and Flowers for Jawn McGraw Homecoming
EW YORK October 7 A nostalgic tale unfolds as Jawn McGraw faces eviction by landlord Hugeina aided by sheriffs Bush Jones Hoyt and Shawkey. The stranded ex player Jack Scott returns to baseball overcoming stigma to join the Yankees in a late season revival.
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York
Homestead
Jawn McGraw
Hugeina
Bush, Jones, Hoyt
Shawkey
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