Giants Prove They Are Great Ball Club in Four Straight
Giants crown World Series with a four straight win over the Yankees. John McGraw’s team outplayed New York with stronger pitching and timely hitting led by John Scott who threw a four protect shutout. Husky management and tactical edge cited as key factors in the sweep.
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Yankees
Yankee
Art Nehl
John Scott
Hugh
John McG
Miller Hu
McGraw
Huggins
Altho Huggins
Billy Orr Shines at Shortstop for Indian Club
Billy Orr is finishing the season in fine form for the Indians after earlier stints at multiple positions. The former Sacramento star has excelled at shortstop, fielding brilliantly, throwing well, and driving in runs, signaling he may anchor Seattle’s infield next spring.
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Leo H. Lassen
Seattle
Bill Orr
Indians
Orr
Redskins
Sacramento
Charley Pick
Charley Pearce
Adams
Stanford Defeat Big Feature On Coast Results
The Olympic Club of San Francisco defeated Stanford after a 9-0 Stanford start, then ran up 27 points. Oregon beat Willamette 37 to 0, Oregon Aggies beat an alumni team 22 to 6, California beat Mare Island Marines 80 to 0, USC defeated Pomona 54 to 13, and Idaho beat Whitman 3 to 0.
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Stanford
Olympic Club
San Francisco
Cardinals
Steam Roller
University of Oregon
Willamette
Oregon Aggies
California
Mare Island Marines
University of Southern California
Pomona
Idaho
Whitman
Bon Stein Stars in Bowl Play
Bon Stein the state amateur champion led the Seattle Golf club to a Punch Bowl win on the North End links with a 26 hole match against bogey ion. Stein finished 21 up over bogey and posted a medal score of 140 for 36 holes, a standout performance in the west.
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Seattle
Waverly
Lee Stell
Dixie” Fleager
Clark Speirs
Forest Watson
Vancouver
Waverley
Portland
Vancouver Golf Club
Tacoma Country Club
Rainier Golf Club
Earlington Country Club
Strong East Teams Open Season With Easy Wins
Syracuse defeats New York University 32 to 0. Columbia crushes Amherst 43 to 6. Dartmouth shuts out Maine 19 to 0. Colgate beats Allegheny 19 to 6. Washington and Jefferson trounces Bethany 19 to 7. Strong squads Syracuse Columbia Dartmouth Washington and Jefferson Colgate are highlighted.
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Syracuse
Washington and Jefferson
Colgate
Dartmouth
Columbia
New York University
Amherst
Maine
Allegheny
Bethany
Leonard de Turenne Wins Seattle Tennis Club Championship
Leon de Turenne, a top northwest player, won the Seattle Tennis Club championship on Sunday defeating Grant Laizure 6 4 6 4 8 6 in a straight final.
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Leon de Turenne
Northwest
Seattle
Grant Laizure
Firpo Knocks Out Tracey in Fourth Round Bout
In Buenos Aires on October 9 Louis Firpo heavyweight champion of South America stopped Jim Tracy former Australian champ in the fourth round. After a close first two rounds Firpo found his power and Tracy was counted out after a hard left and right to the head.
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Buenos Aires
Louis Firpo
South America
Jim Tracy
Firpo
Tracy
Big Ten Teams Win As Slated In Weekend Play
The Big 16 conference kicked off with all teams except Indiana winning season openers. Chicago defeated Georgia 20 to 0, Purdue 19 to 0 over Milliken, Wisconsin 41 to 0 over Carleton, Northwestern 17 to 0 over Beloit, Michigan 48 to 0 over Cane, Minnesota 22 to 0 over North Dakota, Iowa 26 to 0 over Knox, Ohio State 5 to 0 over Ohio Wesleyan, while Indiana, DePauw, and others posted zeros.
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Chicago
Georgia
Purdue
Milliken
Wisconsin
Carleton
Northwestern
Beloit
Michigan
Cane
Minnesota
North Dakota
Iowa
Knox
Depauw
Ohio State
Ohio Wesleyan
Southern Star Elevens Annex Wins and Dominant Scores
Centre and Georgia Tech secured expected victories as Southern powers. Kentucky Colonels routed Mississippi 55 to 0, while Georgia Tech Golden Tornado defeated Davidson 19 to 0.
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Georgia Tech
Kentucky Colonels
Miasiesippi
Georgia Tech Golden Tornado
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Big Three Win Big Grid Tilts
The Big Three won their first games of the season on Saturday as Yale defeated North Carolina 18 to 0 and Harvard beat Holy Cross 20 to 0. Princeton edged by Virginia 5 to 9 in a hard fought clash.
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Princeton
Tigers
Yale
North Carolina
Harvard
Holy Crous
Gil and Hugo Win Saturday Football Victories
Gil Dobie at Cornell led a 66 to 0 rout over Niagara while Hugo Bezdek’s Penn State dominated Gettysburg 20 to 0 on Saturday.
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Hugo Bezdek
Dobie
Cornell
Niagara
Penn State
Gettyssburg
Salt Lake Comes To Town To Close Season Against Tribe
Salt Lake will visit Tuesday to close the season with the Tribe. The Bees are known for slugging on the local lot and their power is expected to test the pitching. Sacramento heads to Portland while Ver nem plays Los Angeles and Oakland visits San Francisco.
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Redskins
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Tribe
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Ana
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At_ Portiang
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See & i Portland
Myers
Antinson
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Shanding
Jim Riley Stars in Seattle Hockey Club Showcase
Seattle fans focus on Jim Riley of the Seattle Hockey club in action with the Bees this week. Riley has been playing first base for the Mormons for several weeks and previously starred in Terre Haute, helping the club win the Threes pennant this summer.
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Jim Riley
Seattle Hockey Club
Bees
Riley
Terre Haute
Lane goes wild in Seattle double win feature
Billy Lane, the Seattle rabbit, sprinted to speed in Seattle's double victory. He stole four sacks, placing him among league leaders. Young McNeeley shows speed at center field and fielding prowess. Petern, a right handed pitcher, and McNeeley are highlighted as top young players from Charley Pick's weeklong introduction.
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Billy Lane
Seattle
Young McNeeley
Charley Pick
Young Petern
Oscar Stanage Criticized for Coast League Catching
Oscar Stanage, veteran Sacramento catcher, struggled in a recent Coast league outing as opposing base runners swiped repeatedly while he remained strapped to the plate. Marvin Shea also drew criticism for his inexperience and Charley Pick’s club showed defensive lapses behind the plate.
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Oscar Stanage
Sacramento
Stoll Wins Double Golf Honors in Club Championship
Walter Stoll captured two wins at the Jefferson Park Club and advances to the 36 hole final for Captain Galbraith's trophy. He defeated Pete Ash three and two and edged Jack McBain by one up in the semifinals, Archie Stuart set to challenge later this week.
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Walter Stoll
Alter Stoll
Jefferson Park
Archie Stuart
Stoll
Galbraith
Gene Sarazen Resting After Appendicitis Operation
New York Oct report says open golf champion Gene Sarazen improved after appendicitis surgery at St. Johns Riverside Hospital. He had defeated Walter Hagen at Rye New York last Saturday 3 and 2 in a 72 hole match and managed to win what is considered the virtual golf championship of the world.
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York
Gene Sarazen
St. John's Riverside Hospital
Atricken
Walter Hagen
Rye
N. Y
Sarasen
Washington Eleven Faces Idaho After Rough Tussle
Washington's football team showed strength on defense and line play but stranded on offense against Montana. Quarterback instability and fumbles limited scoring as Wally Dailey and Fred Abel flashed promise, while coach Bagshaw rotated many players ahead of a home meeting with Idaho.
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Abel
Wally Dailey
Dailey
Grimm
Bob Ingram
Beck
Washington
Bagshaw
Idaho
Vandale
Washington Fane
Bagehaw
Lincoln's Showing Is Big Feature of Prep Football
Lincoln defeated Queen Anne 2 to 0 in a Friday prep football showcase. The Halisplit era displayed strength and depth, with solid offense and defense. Garfield and Ballard preserved defensively, Ballard stopping a late drive near the two-yard line. West Seattle and Broadway produced a ragged scoreless game, while Dave Wonamy of West Beattie earned praise for stellar tackling.
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Queen Anne
Seattle
Halisplitt
Garfield
Ballard
Habes
Ballard Boys
Broadway
West Seattle
Dave Wonamy
Weat Beattie
Jeffersons win Tacoma golf match on Beacon Hill
Jefferson Park golf team beat Tacoma Meadow Parkers 68 to 22 on home links. Clark Spetre shot 68 to defeat opponent Neil Christian of the Tacoma club, swinging momentum after Meadow Park had edged them by 10 points earlier in the season.
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Meadow Park
Clark Spetre
Neil Christian
Meatow Park Mypetee
Rene Christian
Holter
Webater
Havens
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Kallam
Sutherland
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Rurnham Theeee Koight
Maurmann
Menaeho Oveesee
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Pintey
Hunter Bteeenee
Galbraith Ter
Cariaon Eet
Teeee Richardse
Eers
Wiemite
Seattle Fans Urged to Submit 1922 Coast League All Star Ballots
Only a few days remain for Seattle fans to send in their All Star selections for the Coast league season of 1922. Voting closes Friday noon. Four infielders three outfielders two catchers six pitchers and two utility men should be rated. Votes should include name and address of sender.
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Seattle
City Soccer Results Push Evening Standings
The Boeing Aircraft club and West Seattle tied 4 4 in senior play. Maple Leafs defeated Woodland Park 3 1. Allen Athletic Association beat West Seattle 1 0. Ben Paria Billiards and Washington Park finished juniors 1 1 Draw.
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West Seattle
Maple Leafs
Woodland Park
Allen Athletic Association
Ben Paria Billiards
Washington Park
Broken Neck Not Stopping Syracuse Athlete Harry Herbert
After a fractured cervical vertebrae in the Syracuse versus Colgate game, Harry Herbert defied odds. He recovered after a long cast and played summer baseball. He now aims for Coach Laurie Cox's lacrosse team wearing a protective neck helmet.
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Laurie Cox
Syracuse
Siki and Carpentier Rivalry Shown At Columbia Theater
Battling Siki, famed conqueror of Georges Carpentier, is highlighted in a current film event at the Columbia Theater this week, drawing boxing fans and locals to the cinema for a sports themed program.
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Battling Siki
Georges Carpentier
Columbia Theater
Giants Capture World Title by Sweeping Yankees in Four
The New York Giants won the world baseball title by sweeping the Yankees in four straight games. George Kelly's two-run single in the eighth inning sealed a 5 to 3 win and the series. Managers and players faced praise and criticism as receipts and payouts for the series were reported.
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Yanks
New York Giants
New York Yankees
Petroit Tigers
Chicago Cubs
Philadelphia AU Cties
Boston Braves
Yankees
Hilly Orr and Brick Eldred Put On Sunday Donnybrook
Hilly Orr and Brick Eldred impressed with top hitting in the weekend games. Orr went seven of eight at bat and Eldred went six of nine, while Hill Stumpf collected a three singe day with a double and triple. Lane swiped two bases in the first game and Crane did likewise in the second. Orr made a notable backhand catch in Sunday’s matinee, leaping to catch Rod Murphy’s fly.
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Brick Eldred
Eldred
Hill Stumpf
Lane
Shea
Crane
Stanage
Orr
Bill
Rod Murphy
Sacramento
A. Kopp
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Moliwuts
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Re . Sheehan
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Tb Manger
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B. Shea
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Wi Hood
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Terzil
Rune
Wisterzil
Hood
Tobin
Han
Seattle
Canfield
Wild Canfield
Sutter
S . Crane
Hi Lane
Kopp
Sheehan Wisterall
Hi Wits
Wiatersil
Redskins Trounce Tourists in Doubleheader
The Redskins swept a Sunday doubleheader from the Sacramento visitors. Elmer Jacobs stopped the tourists in the first game while Specs Shea starred. In the nightcap Carroll Canfield walked four double plays helped the Indians back the visitors had little offense.
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Battle
Sacramento
Elmer Jacobs
Specs Shea
Young Sutter
Carroll Canfield
Babe Ruth Struggles as Giants Shut Down Series
The article portrays Babe Ruth as a failure in the World Series, noting he hit only a single and a double across five games due to effective pitching by Giants pitchers who forced him to hit slow floaters. It references an infected arm last year and accuses Ruth of trying to hit hard.
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McQuillan
Jess Barnes
Joe Bush
Giants
Waite Hoyt
Carl Mays
Bob Shawkey
John Scott
Babe Ruth
Abe Ruth
Stanford reprimanded over Pittsburg game arrangement
The Coast Conference eight members reprimanded Stanford for arranging a December game with Pittsburg at Palo Alto. The conference governs post season games and held the meeting in Portland on Saturday. Gonzaga beat the College of Puget Sound 32 to 0 at Tacoma Saturday.
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Coast Conference
Pittsburg
Palo Alto
Portland
Gonzaga
College of Puget Sound
Tacoma
Early football results from intersectional games
Army defeated Kansas 13 to 0 while Chicago beat Georgia 10 to 0 in rain. University of the South and Pennsylvania tied 0 to 0 in the third set of intersectional games, giving the Mid West one win the East one win and one draw.
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Army
Kansas
Chicago
Georgia
University of the South
Pennsylvania
Tulsa Beats Mobile in Minor League Series Finale
Tuleaa capped the minors series from Mobile with a 4 1 final score as Dave Danforth pitched to a 3 0 shutout in Saturday action.
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Mobile
Tuleaa
Dave Danforth
Lurday
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