Hero of the 1921 World Series Debated by Fans
Discussion centers on the series’ standout performers Waite Hoyt Phil Douglas Carl Mays Jess Barnes and others with emphasis on Barnes as a clutch Giants reliever twice saving the game and aiding a Giants comeback while Douglas Mays Hoyt Nehf top Yankees hurlers.
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Waite Hoyt
Phil Douglas
Carl Mays
Frank Elon
Jess Barnes
Giants
Fred
Oan
Toney
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Douglas
Mays
Hoyt
Nehf
Yanks
Fred Toney Wobbler
Yankees
Beavers Begin 1922 Season Outlook by Leo H Lassen
The article previews the Portland Beavers 1922 season, noting Portland’s improvement after finishing as Pacific Coast League doormat in 1921 and predicting Walter McCredie will again manage the club. It mentions the Beavers challenging Seattle and hints at continued ownership with Walter McCredie at the helm.
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Leo H. Lassen
Seattle
California
Portland
Ening
Portland Beavers
Indians
McCredies
Walter McCredie
Oregon
Walter
Infield Set for 1922 Beavers Season
Portland s Beavers plan with Jim Poole at first, Marty Young Grantham at short, and Sammy Hale at third. Poole shows strong hitting and solid fielding while Hale earns praise for offense despite weaker defense. Hale may be recalled by Detroit.
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Portland
Jim Poole
Altho
Marty
Young Grantham
Beavers
Sammy Hale
Hinghitting
Detroit Tigers
Beaver
Portland Beavers Face Outfield Shakeup For Next Year
Portland may need changes in its outfield as Dick Cox remains a fixture in right field. Present players like Young Gingards in center show promise, and Walter Williams’s hitting may keep him from a 1971 berth. The Beavers likely must dig up one quality outfielder for the upcoming season.
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Portland
Dick Cox
Cox
Beavers
Young Gingtards
Ike Walter
Walter Genin
Beavers Star Fisher Shifts From Coast League Role
The article notes veteran players Del Baker and Gus Fish from 1921 as long time regulars. Fisher had some solid hits for the Beavers but is no longer a Coast league receiver, reflecting a changing roster and landward challenges for the team.
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Gus Fish
Fisher
Beavers
Baker Eyes Return to McCredie Farm with Rip King Prospect
Baker plans to attend his McCredie farm despite a misfit in recent plans. Rip King is labeled a comer and shows potential as a catcher. Baker may return next season as he still has strong baseball within reach while Fisher nears the end.
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Baker
McCredie
Rip King
Fisher
Portains Pitching Hopefuls Shine in Oregon Beavers Roster
Young Portland pitchers led by Pilette and Johnson show league promise. Beavers add Plummer Elton and Ellison with bright futures. Sam Ross and Coleman also shine, signaling strong season ahead for Oregon teams.
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Elton
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Coleman
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Beavers Eyed for Coast League Push Next Season
The Beaver Outlook praises a young Beavers squad led by veteran Marty Krug who steadies the infield with Dick Cox in the outfield. Pitchers show promise and Walter McCredie’s leadership could challenge contenders. Portland’s catching staff is the main weakness as they prepare for the Coast League campaign.
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Beavers
Marty Krug
Dick’ Cox
Orchard
Walter McCredie
Portland
All Big Coast Grid Teams Playing Today
The major coast college football schedule features Washington vs Montana at 2 30 at the Stadium. The Grizzlies beat Washington last year though the Dodgers are favored this time. California meets the Pacific fleet at Berkeley while Stanford faces the Olympic club in San Francisco. Oregon tangles with Idaho in Portland and the Oregon Aggies play Willamette at Corvallis. Washington State meets Gonzaga in Spokane.
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Washington
Montana
Grizzlies
Dodgers
California
Pacific Fleet
Berkeley
Stanford
Olympic Club
San Francisco
Oregon
Idaho
Portland
Oregon Aggies
Willamette
Corvallis
Washington State
Gonzaga College
Spokane
Montana Millionaire Club Heads to Seattle for Big Game
Montana's Millionaire club travels west for the weekend to watch the big game in Seattle. Reported as rough, rail-hopping fans ride the rods and endure cold mountain crossings while many arrive by Pullman route. Despite doubts about the team, the supporters plan to attend regardless of the outcome.
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Harold Marquis
Montana
Millionaire Club
Intersectional grid games highlight today’s matchups
In Hanover Tennessee meets Dartmouth in a major intersectional clash while the Army faces Wabash in another key regional game. Both contests draw attention as teams line up for pivotal early-season tests.
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Tennessee
Dartmouth
Hanover
Army
Inglewood and Seattle Golf Contests Dominate Weekend
Golf week features results from multiple clubs. Binger, Burrel, Bailey and others win third round matches in the President's Cup as Seattle and Inglewood clubs push toward finals. Beacon Hill Warrington hosts a Tacoma rematch with Seattle prevailing 42 to 80, and Captain's Cup action at Rainier and Burlington continues.
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Inglewood
Gene Hatton
Binger
Robertson
Burrel
Albright
Bailey
McCrum
Smiley
Beeler
Gray
Harold
Whaley
Hatton
Leithead
Lehman
Lamson
Long
Lockwood
Mac Cregor
Myers
Murphy
McAulay
Taft
Moore
Payne
Naramora
Speldel
Twitchell
White
Springer
Ford
Ward
Ma Lie
Beacon Hill
Warrington
Seattle Herd
Tacoma
Seattle
Harry Calahan
Leo Teats
W. EK
Bill” Froude
Rainier Golf and Country Club
EK. van Buren
Jack Weber
Bill Froude
van Kuren
Burlington
Rainier
Queen Anne Prep Gridders Ground Broadway in Muddy Victory
Queen Anne’s scrappy squad defeated Broadway 14 to 0 at Denny Field. Cavanaugh and Douglas connected on a 40 yard pass for a Queen Anne TD, Beckett added a second score, and Burson, Brassfield, and White stood out on offense and kicking. Broadway struggled in its first game under coach Raleigh Lichtenberger, with weak interference and few scoring chances.
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Sterful
Queen Anne
Cavanaugh
Douglas
Quay End
Quays
Beckett
Broadway
Colaching
Raleigh Lichtenberger
Jean Ward
Tigers
Noice
Burson
Brassfield
White
Cohen White
Stirrat Bureon
Ce - Burnett Deamond
Grover Habbart
S. Swale
Kavanaugh
Branefield Beckett
Ware
Nolo
Eveerda Missewee Wills
Veeweeres Garber
Erickson
Queen Amc
Brothingham
Nolee
Broadway—Moyer
Cohen
Tracy Strong
Butch Boyle
Nell Ellie
Hoagland
Lincoln and Franklin Meet in Local Prep Showdown
Lincoln and Franklin clash at Dennyfield for a key early-week contest in the city prep gridiron race. Franklin seeks its second win after a 16 to 0 defeat of West Seattle while Lincoln aims for its first start and a share of first place with Queen Anne.
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Rainier Golf and Country Club
Fair Waye
Queen Anne
Franklin
Lincoln
Dennyfield
West Seattle
Brice Taylor
Quakers
Dean Boyle
Tancoln
Cutting
Ccee
Taveeceess Smith Atwater Cicccee
Taveeceees Boeidel
Schoattler
Dare ‘Mouldenhour
Labo
Alexander
Princeton Navy Clash Tops Early Gridiron Slate
Princeton and Navy meet in Annapolis in a showdown viewed as two of the East’s strongest teams with Princeton slight favorite. Harvard faces Georgia in Cambridge while Yale expected to beat Williams in New Haven.
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Princeton Navy
Annapolis
Princeton
Harvard
Georgia
Cambridge
Yale
Williams
New Haven
Three Big Ten Football Games Slated Across Midwest
Three Big Ten games were on the slate today. Ohio State faces Minnesota at Columbus while Iowa State meets Illinois at Iowa City and Wisconsin expected an easy win at Northwestern in Evanston.
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Middle West
Ohio State
Minnesota
Columbus
Iowa State
Notre Dame
Illinois
Iowa City
Wisconsin
Northwestern
Penn State to Meet Lehigh in Eastern Gridiron Showdown
Local fans watch Penn State and Lehigh as the Eastern football clash unfolds on Penn State’s home grounds. Washington has signed to play Penn State in a big post season game, heightening interest in the rest of the season.
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Penn State
Lehigh
Washington
Easterners
Staters
Bill Shade Wins Melee in Gotham
Billy Shade the San Francisco light heavyweight defeated Fay Keyser of Cumberland Maryland by decision after 15 rounds at Madison Square Garden. Shade led from the second through the 11th round and carried 10 rounds easily. Dempsey watched the bout as Shade emerges as a possible rival to Tommy Gibbons and a contender for Carpentier's crown.
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Billy Shade
San Francisco
Tommy Gibbons
Carpentier
Fay Keyser
Cumberland
Madison Square Garden
Shade
Keyser
Jack Dempsey
Protests Fail as Boeing Soccer Round Posts Sunday Games
The Star reports manager Alex C Mose disallowed a protest by Boeing Air Club against Postoffice and confirms Sunday matches go ahead. Senior games list Boeing Aircraft Club versus West Seattle at 2 15 p m at West Seattle and Woodland Park versus Postoffice at Lincoln Park 1 p m. Junior matches include Highland Park versus Falcon Athletic at Upper Woodland Park 1 p m and Ballard Juniors versus Allen Athletic at 2 15 p m. Referees named for Hiawatha Lincoln Park Walla Walla Upper Woodland Washington Park assign results by 5 7 p m Sunday.
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Boeing Air Club
Star League
Alex C. Mose
Star Organization
Boeing
West Seattle
Hiawatha Field
Boeing Aircraft Club
Woodland Park
Postoffice
Lincoln Park
Haas-Eckart Cigar Co
Maple Leafs
Walla Walla
Highland Park
Falcon Athletic Club
Upper Woodland Park
Ballard Juniors
Allen Athletic Association
Louie's
Erench Dry Cleaners
Cowan Cigar Co
Hawthorne
Washington Park
South Park
Ben Paris Billiards
Hiawatha
Arthur Shaw
Bill Bloomen
George Hoefling
Pinkman Fowler to headline Cascade A C smoker card
Pinkman and Fowler headline the Cascade A C smoker at the Pavilion Tuesday night. Fowler, a New Orleans light, boxing on the Coast. first local start. Pinkman making his third comeback, with one win and one loss. Aberdeen’s Archie Stoy meets Anacortes’ Johnny Jordan in the semi windup. Jimmy Storey and Al Biddle duel in the third bout.
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Odie Pinkman
Monk Fowler
al Biddle
Wildlife sport and hunting reports from Skagit and Arlington
The season's rains improve conditions for waterfowl and big game in Skagit county and the Olympic peninsula. Hunters report good bags in Arlington, with bear and other game as top targets while anglers note strong fishing near Concrete on Lake … with cutthroat, Dolly Varden and whitefish biting. access remains via a mountain trail from Concrete.
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Olympic Peninsula
Fi 2 Taft
Er Lake
Sear Concrete
Kteethead
Cutthroat
Dolly Varden
Winter angling opens with trout bass and salmon surges
Local anglers expect a winter treat as Lake Washington and Lake Sammamish begin their seasons. Lake Washington yields strong trout and silver salmon up to eight pounds. Lake Sammamish shows cutthroat of notable size, with bass appearing. upland bird season advance notes Chinese pheasants Hungarian partridge, opening late month. Gray's Harbor County starts hunting October 20 with guides and lodges listed by Piper Taft.
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Lake Washington
Lake Sammamish
North End
Piper & Taft
Star
Gray's Harbor
Washington
Local Boxing Show Delayed by Seattle Commission Action
The Seattle Boxing Commission delays the Austin and Salt bout at the Arena until next Friday to show cause why the permit was denied. Judge Smith issued the order after Chief Searing halted the Friday show. Several boxers, including Robbie Harper and Frankie Pantley, are barred for a year as part of enforcing clean sport and good conduct.
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Wong
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Pavilion
Clay Hite
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Cascade Athletic Club
Jimmy Malone
Eddie Pink
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Frankie Pantley
Frankie Farren
Mike All
Joe Gorman
Bill Rei
Joe Harrahan
Young Sam
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