Rumor predicts big league manager shakeup this off season
Dame Rumor, in her stove league gossip, names Miller Huggins and Kid Gleason as top targets for managerial changes in the American League. Clark Griffith retires in the National League, Gavvy Cravath may lose the Phillies bench, and speculation runs on Walter McCredie or Ty Cobb for Brooklyn or Chicago posts. Tris Speaker likely to manage the Indians again, with Ed Barrow and Connie Mack also expected to remain at the helm. Harvard rowing resumes fall practice after the Yale victory, with freshmen to begin early this week.
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Phillies
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New York Giants
Bancroft
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Cambridge
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Yale
Thames River
Wamby and His Triple Play In Major League Baseball
Wamby and His Triple Play recounts Bill Wambaganes and a 5th inning play. Kildoff and Miller reached as Mitchell lined to Wambaganes for the first out. Wamby doubled off the runner, then retired the next two on a force at second and a tag at third. The piece notes Neal Ball’s 1909 Cleveland shortstop triple play against Boston as the only earlier instance.
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Kildoff
Bagby
Miller
Mitchell
Iimes
Wambuganas
Wamby
Kildaff
Rules for The Star All Star Contest For Baseball Fans
Instructions from The Star outline how to pick an All Star team with seven regulars two catchers four pitchers and one utility man. Mail by 6 p m in October. the closest match to the fan chosen squad wins ten dollars. ties go to the letter arriving first.
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Star
Boxing Roundup Sees Promoters Eyeing New Matches
Promoters report bouts and negotiations across the coast. Marcette Piers touts willingness to box Bert Collmas despite Collmas being pegged as the coast welterweight champ. Mullins Idaho and Portland moves tease 10 round clashes. Carpentier declines Milwaukee offer, citing Marty as undesired foe. Johnny Nunes bides Northwest visibility while Billy Wright aims at Tacoma foe Grant Randalis.
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Georges Carpentier
Harry Cred
Milwaukee
Wic
Marty
Dabe Herman Defeats George Lee in Sacramento Main Event
In Sacramento on Oct 16 Dabe Herman outweighed George Lee and won the main event. Lee Anderson, accused of crooked play, and Jimmy Barry tangled with resin on his gloves. Police pursued them through spectators for about ten minutes. Anderson was jailed and the bout declared no contest.
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Sacramento
Dabe Herman
George Lee
Lee Anderson
Jimmy Barry
Anderson
Pullman Beats Idaho 14 to 7 in Bitter Grid Clash
Moscow Idaho October 16 Pullman defeated Idaho in a hard fought game with final score Pullman 14 Idaho 7. The contest featured strong defense and pivotal plays, marking one of the bitterest battles on the grid in the city.
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Moscow
Idaho
Pullman
Five Coast League Teams in Gambling Scandal
Deputy District Attorney W. C. Doran says the county grand jury is probing alleged widespread corruption in the Pacific Coast league. He reports witnesses point to gamblers controlling at least five Coast league teams last year and that indictments could follow under conspiracy laws.
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Los Angeles
W. C. Doran
Doran
California
District Attorney's
Washington Faces Hard Battle With Montana Grizzlies
Washington prepares for a tough home test at Denny Field against veteran Montana, with seven 1919 lettermen back and a strong defense. Coach Allison expects a close affair as Washington reshuffles lines and the fresh UW team debuts in a 1 30 p m kickoff, while Montana’s experience and an unknown offense loom.
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Washington Frosh Face Slow Field After Heavy Rain
A rain soaked Friday left the stadium heavy for the S J Martine Frosh game with a big afternoon matchup looming. Coach Allison laments Hitt Grimm not returning this year as his experience and size are missed in Washington's line. Tracy Strong will preside as referee with Woodward of Tacoma as umpire and Thatch Boyle as head linesman. Oregon Agricultural College awaits next for the Aggies.
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University of Washington
Hitt Grimm
Grimm
Centralia
Washington
Tracy Strong
Woodward
Tacoma
Thatch” Boyle
Shade Wins Australian Welter Title
Billy Shade former California middleweight defeated Fred Kay by knockout in the 15th round of a scheduled 20 round bout in Sydney to claim the Australian welterweight title. News of the victory came via telegram as Shade has won all four of his fights in Australia and may face Marty Stone next.
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Billy Shade
California
Fred Kay
Sydney
America
Cabie
Shade
Tommy Uren
Marty Stone
Eddie Pinkman
Stone
Far East
Broadway vs Queen Anne Opens Season at Coast League Park
Broadway high school makes its season debut under coach Mike Powers against Queen Anne after Queen Anne fell 7 0 to Ballard in their opener. Broadway is projected to win as one of the stronger early teams in the league.
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Broadway High School
Queen Anne
Ballard
Broadway
Mike Powers
Washington and Montana Kickoff Preview
A fragmented historical sports note lists players and teams including Washington and Montana. Mentions players such as Bryan Martie Emith De Mee and Glenn Datibera with scattered references to kickoff context and possible matchups.
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Washington
Methowan
Bryan Martie
Cceess
Ingram Preemie
Cence Oicceseeeees
Emith
Beneweees
Glenn Datibera
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Bekmann Kiponmor
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Cece Dailey
College grid slate features matches across region today
Dartmouth plays Moely Cress at Manover while Hilmete and Lowa lead the preface to Midwest football. Syracuse and Mhitety clash in Erie. Syracuse rites meet someone. Michigan faces Michigan Aggies in Ann Arbor. Notre Dame hosts Nebraska. Georgia Tech meets Vanderbilt in Nashville as Oil Dodie's Cornet gridders face Arizona at Ithaca. Penn and North Carolina A and M square off at Pittsburgh.
Steers Returns to Oregon Football Team
Wallar Steers, Oregon quarterback and captain, reported for practice in Evogene. He returned last night after earlier announcing he would not return and had been urged to coach Dulles high school. He said he felt he owed it to the team to return.
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Wallar Steers
Estar
Steers
Dulles, Ore
Rin
Sharkey Wins Decision Over Ledoux in New York Bout
Jack Sharkey defeated Charles Ledoux in a 15 round fight at Madison Square Garden. Sharkey won by decision last night in New York.
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New York
Jack Sharkey
Charles Ledoux
Madison Square Garden
Thorpe Set for Arena Workout Ahead of Coast Title Card
Harvey Thorpe the Kansas City welter headlines Clay Hike's amoker at the Arena, in Seattle, with a four round bow on Tuesday. Davin trains today, improving distance judgment after recent two draws in Portland. Alex Trambitas and Jimmy Storey meet in the second half of the double bill, prelims feature Young Zuzn vs Roy McCaslin and Eddie Jackson vs Irving Gleason.
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Kansas City
Seattle Mitt
Arena Gymnasium
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Clay Hike
Travie Davia
Portland
Alex Trambitas
Johnny McCarthy
Davin
Jimmy Storey
Hite
Young Zuzn
Roy McCaslin
Eddie Jackson
Irving Gleason
University of Montana Coach Denies Violation Allegations
The piece reports Coach Bierman of the University of Montana denying any violation of the 18th Amendment. It mentions local correspondents, a betting and boxing scene, and various individuals linked to events at Brown & Helen’s cash counter and the Metropolitan theatre.
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Bierman
University OF Montana
Frank Farmer Shakes Knees in Bam Langford Bout
The recap notes Frank Farmer and Bam Langford in a tense night with Farmer visibly nervous and reacting strongly to the action. The moment underscores the bout's intensity and crowd reaction amid the heated matchup.
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Frank Farmer
Bam Langford
Frank
California Net Star in Eligibility Showdown
Wallace Bates, UC sophomore and California singles champion, must appear before the Pacific Coast Intercollegiate conference to defend his eligibility for the California varsity tennis team. He is charged with violating a conference rule by playing on the East Coast varsity team as a freshman. A conference ruling could cost California a key tennis season. Babe Pinelli, former Coast league infielder, is traded to Oakland in part payment for Babe Holling, who will join the Tigers next spring in Detroit.
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Wallace Bates
University of California
California
Bates
Anid
Sophmore
Detroit
Babe” Pinelli
Oakland
Babe” Holling
Tigers
Champs Dismissive of Title Fights in New York State
Promoter Tex Rickard laments champions Pete Herman Johnny Kilbane Benny Leonard and Johnny Wilson dodge decision bouts. He plans to force defenses via Walker bill provisions or by declaring them no longer champions and awarding a club belt after elimination rounds. Rickard cites New Jersey no decision fights as easier money.
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New York
Pete Herman
Johnny Kilbane
Benny Leonard
Johnny Wilson
Tex Rickard
Rickard
Madison Square Garden
Jack Dempsey
Tex
Renny Leonard
EddieVitzsimmons
Bantama
New Jersey
Punch Bowl links clash fuels Seattle Waverley golf bid
Seattle and Waverley clubs square off in the Punch Bowl tournament at Waverley with eight-man teams chasing a repeat title. Northwest champion Chan Egan mentors the Waverley lineup while Seattle’s Diste Fleager is out. Ben Stein and Lee Stell boost the capital lineup as Forrest Watson sits out.
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Northwest
Waverley
Seattle
Chan Egan
L. Russell
Seattle Golf Club
Diste Fleager
Ben Stein
Lee Stell
North End
Sam
Maskie
Carl Huiskamp
Kerry
F. BR. van Tuyl
Rainier
Tacoma
Gene
Seals Defeat Siwashes 3-1 in San Francisco
Sam Lewis pitched superbly for the San Francisco Seals as they beat the Seattle Siwashes 3 to 1 on Friday. The Seals again controlled the game, delivering solid hitting and defense to secure the victory in their home city.
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San Francisco
Sam Lewis
Seals
Seattle
Lincoln and Franklin battle to a scoreless tie at Coast League park
Lincoln dominates play but cannot finish as Franklin stalls in the end zone. Passes and drops fail to connect for Lincoln while Franklin’s defense holds firm. Key players include Boyle Huhn Hutt Farley and Wise Jones with others contributing on both sides.
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Lincoln
Boyle
Huhn
John Farley
Steve Mat
Franklin Byron Wise
Ivan Jones
National League Plans Abolishing Commission
Eight National League clubs have decided to press for a change in baseball's governing body. President John Heydler announced the plan and will meet American League leaders in Chicago to discuss dissolving the National Commission despite Ban Johnson's objections.
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New York
John Heydsler
Heydler
Chicago
National Commission
Ban Johnson
American League
Coffey Beats Brown In San Francisco Main Event
Joe Coffey outboxed and outsmarted Young Brown of Los Angeles in the main event last night using the Southerner's tactics. He rushed in and rained blows throughout the bout, claiming victory in San Francisco.
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Joe Coffey
Young Brown
Los Angeles
San Franciscan
Brown
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