Coast League Managers Face Limited Changes for 1923
Few shifts expected in the Coast League as most managers including Adams Middleton Miller Essick and Howard are set to return. Varying fortunes noted for teams such as Seattle Portland San Francisco Oakland Salt Lake and Vernon with injuries and late-season surges shaping decisions.
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Portland
Seattle
Jack Adams
Jimmy Middleton
Leo H. Lassen
NLY
Frank Jack Adams
Seattle Pilot
Adams
Middleton
Indians
Jack
Jim Boldt
Boldt
O Doul Won’t Go to Tigers in May Trade
Vernon had hoped to land Lefty O Doul from the New York Yanks as part of a deal with the Yankees for Jake May. O Doul is reported to have been sent to the Boston Red Sox as final payment in the Elmer Smith Dugan transfer.
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Lefty O'Doul
New York Yanks
Gotham Club
Jake May
O'Doul
Boston Red Sox
Elmer Smithdoe Dugan
A. A. Clubs Swing Big Deal In Indiana Trade
One of the biggest deals in years in the American association sees first basemen Jay One sent to Indianapolis and Clarence Covington to Louisville. Kentucky backlash centers on Kirke, praised as a top minor league hitter.
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American Association
Louisville
Indianapolis
Jay One
Indiana
Clarence Covington
Kentucky
Kirke
Tigers release Dan Howley to manage Toronto In ternational league team
Dan Howley, longtime Tigers pitcher coach credited with developing Herman Pillett, is released by Detroit to take the managerial helm of Toronto in the International league next season.
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Detroit Tigers
Herman Pillett
Tigers
Toronto
Dentistry at Half Price Boosted by Local Ad
An advertisement for reduced dental services offers regular dentistry at half price. It details bridgework with 22k gold crowns at 65 per tooth, gold and porcelain crowns and fillings at 5 dollars, silver fillings from 3 dollars, and semi metal plates at 25 dollars. The firm claims 17 years of high priced service, samples guarantee quality, and promotes patented systems with strong claims of superiority.
Inglewood Stars Win Big Match on Home Course
Inglewood open champion L Espinosa and Clark Speirs beat Hob Johnstone Dixie Fleager proamateur team five up in a 6-hole match on their home course. Espinosa's long tee shots led the victory, with best ball 74-72 against 77-74.
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Clark Speirs
Inglewood
Hob Johnstone
Dixie
North End
All Square
Espinosa
Orioles win minor league title in seven game series
Baltimore Orioles defeated St Paul American Association champions five games to seven to take the eighth and deciding game 4 to 3. An umpire was nearly mobbed after a controversial eighth inning call, with fans and officials including Jazz Rogers Charles Schmidt and John C Tule rescued by police.
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T. Paul
Baltimore Orioles
St. Paul
Baltimore
Deer
Galvin
Rogers
Charles Schmidt
Orioles
John C. Tule
International League
Seals Win 1922 Coast Flag Race
San Francisco clinched the 1922 Coast League pennant as the Seals edged Vernon in the final week. Los Angeles placed third, Salt Lake fourth, Seattle fifth, Oakland sixth, Portland seventh, and Sacramento eighth.
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San Francisco
Seals
Vernon
Los Angeles
Salt Lake
Seattle
Oakland
Portland
Sacramento
Bees and Redskins Play Even In Coast League Doubleheader
The final Coast League doubleheader of the season saw Keon beat Salt Lake 3 1 in the first game behind pitcher Dick McCabe while the Indians closed out Salt Lake with timely hitting from Vic Piggahutting in the second.
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Salt Lake
Keon
Dick McCabe
Indians
Vic
City League Soccer Results Sunday Scores
West Seattle beat Maple Leafa 2 0 Boeing Aircraft defeated Woodland Park 4 1 Gen Paris Billiards won 3 2 over West Seattle Allen Athletic Association Washington Park 1 recorded results show multiple matches with clear winners and scores
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Maple Leafa
Boeing Aircraft
Woodland Park
Gen Paris Billiards
Allen Athletic Association
Washington Park
California Bears rout St Marys 41 as Olympic Club looms
California's football team posted a 41 to 0 victory over St Marys in Berkeley on Saturday. The Golden Bears prepare for a home clash with the Olympic Club after a string of games featuring Stanford and the Coast race toward UCLA.
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Dobie
Alifornia
St. Mary’s
Berkeley
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Stanford
California
University of California
Los Angeles
Sanford
Olympic Club
Santa Clara
Five Bouts Set for Arena Show Tuesday in Seattle
Five battles scheduled for the Arena on Tuesday include two six rounders and three four round preliminaries. Main event features Jack Josephs vs Travie Davis renewing their feud after Davis won the first meeting. Also on the card: Young O Dowd vs George Burns six rounds, Eddie Moore vs Bud Manning bantams, Frankie Green vs Eddie Neil, and Jimmy ONeill vs Ernie Dailey opening.
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Arena
Jack Josephs
Travie Davis
Davis
Minnesota
Josepha
Northwest
Young O'Dowd
Aberdeen
George Burns
Portland
Burns
Grays Harbor
Eddie Moore
Bud Manning
Manning
Frankie Green
Eddie Neil
Everett
Neil
Green
Everett Lad
Jimmy O'Neill
Tacoma
Ernie Dailey
Walla Walla Woman Alleges Rock Attack Over Rent Dispute
Mrs May Crowley accuses Fred Webring of striking her in the eye with a rock after a rent dispute. A superior court hearing on the case is set for Monday.
Three Big Prep Grid Games Set for Weekend
Seattle high school football standings tighten as Queen Anne hosts Mallard at Dennyfield Friday and Roosevelt faces Franklin while Garfield meets Lincoln Saturday. Broadway downed Roosevelt, with Roy Meister kicking a 40 yard field goal in the second quarter. Franklin, the 1921 champions, won last week on a drop kick against West Seattle. The Quays, dangers in the race, must win or tie, and Lincoln meets Garfield in a key clash. The Ralleplitters, dark horses, impressed by defeating Queen Anne, while Roosevelt hopes a comeback keeps them in the hunt. The race nears its tightest finish in years with every game vital.
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Roy Meister
Hedwath
Waggoner
West Seattle
Queen Anne
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Ballard
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Babes
Tulsa Holds One Record In Western League
Tulsa won the pennant in 1920 under Spencer Abbott at the reina. They finished last in 1921 with Bill Clymer in charge. This year they came under Jack Lalivelt to finish first again.
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Tulsa
Spencer Abbott
Reina
Bill Clymer
Jack Lalivelt
Golvin Poised for Trade to Los Angeles Club
Walter Golvin star first baseman of the St. Paul champions and property of the Chicago Cubs has been recalled by the Bruins. With Ray Gaines ahead the chances of Golvin making the club are slim and a shipment to Los Angeles is likely.
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St. Paul
Chicago Cubs
Bruins
Ray Gaines
Golvin
Los Angeles
Danforth Recalled by St. Louis Browns from Tulsa
Dave Danforth is recalled by the St. Louis Browns for next season from Tulsa in the Western league where he was sent as punishment for ball tampering. He helped Tulsa's push for the Western league title across a tough season.
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Dave Danforth
St. Louis Browns
Tulsa
Danforth
Jake Atz To Lead Panthers In Fort Worth Return
Jake Atz, premier manager of the Texas league, has signed to return to Fort Worth. He aims for a third straight flag with the Panthers, though there was talk he might move to the Southern league next year to manage the New Orleans club.
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Fort Worth
Panthers
New Orleans
Scott Sets Major League Streak Record In 1922
Everett Scott, the durable Yankees shortstop, finished the 1922 season with a record streak of 86 consecutive games. He began his streak in 1916 with the Boston Red Sox, establishing a long career run.
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Everett Scott
Yankees
Boston Red Sox
Yale Was Not Real East Representative Saturday
Yale suffered a decisive defeat as Howard Jones's Hawkeyes drubbed the Bulldogs at New Haven. The loss reinforced the Western superiority claim and exposed Yale's lack of preparation and strategic versatility in the intersectional clash.
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New York
Iowa
Howard Jones
Husky Hawkeye
Bulldogs
New Haven
Tad Jones
Cubs Win Windy City Ball Title
October 16 Cubs beat the White Sox to win the Chicago City series in seven games. Grover Alexander pitched for the Cubs allowing seven singles and no runs as the Cubs prevail 2 to 0 in the deciding game. Hod Eller named manager of Mt. Sterling in the Blue Grass league next year.
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Chicago
White Sox
Grover Alexander
Hod Eller
Mt. Sterling
Washington Huskies urged to boost offense after Idaho setback
Washington University football critics say the Purple and Gold showed power but lacked punch against Idaho. Despite leading in Idaho’s territory most of the game, costly drops and weak aerial work kept the hosts from a decisive victory. Oregon Aggies visit next as coach Bagshaw is urged to improve attack and aerial capability.
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Purple and Gold
Idaho
Washington
Babe Brown
Idaho Fellows
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Bagshaw
Mathews
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