Portland Beavers face rebuilding year in Coast League
The McCredie family may lose control of the Portland Beavers but must field a winner in 1921. Plans call for new infielders and outfielders, a capable shortstop, and several pitchers to lift a lagging Coast League club.
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Portland
McCredies
Beaver
Geome
Beavers
Danny
Walter McCredie
Wellar
Coast
Mee
de Tigers
Paddy Sigfin
Tex Wis
O. K
Mwes Kingdon
Rib
Dom
Biff Schafer
Harity
Duke
George Malse
Mick Shoul
Minors Rally Behind Heydier Plan for Baseball Reform
Major and minor league figures gather support for a unified reform approach led by John A Heydier amid a split with Ban Johnson. Several minor league heads pledge backing, with Kansas City and Indianapolis cited as key centers of influence as talks continue toward a November Kansas City meeting.
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Lasker
Comiskey
J. W. Morris
The
Texas
Wired Today
William A. McCarthy
Pacific Coast League
Major League Committee
Kansas City
Mid J. Ji. Farrell
National Association
Walter Rose
M. A. Cantien
Frank Miley
J. W Jamieson
Dive Midge
J C. Lechter
Beavers Line Up for Lincoln Test With Barreled Backfield
Ballard coach Ira Pease reshuffles backfield for Friday’s Lincoln game to boost running power placing Peel at fullback and rotating Sullivan Lackstrom or Kilnsby in the vacated left guard spot. Ballard aims to match Lincoln’s offense at Coast League Park Rai ner Valley, kickoff 3 30.
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Ballard
Lincoln
Peel
Fulback
Sullivan
Lackstrom
Kilnsbey
Beavers
Queen Anne T
Nardine
Erickson
Kilnsby
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Stevens
Morrison
Walby
Axe
Boyer
Lowery
Lincoln—Bi
Pantera
Tlt
Rainier Valley
Harvard Crippled Cambridge Faces Center Clash
Harvard may field a patched lineup against Center on Saturday as capt Horween is possible to play but Hovemeyer Kane Wooda and Sedgewick remain doubtful. Odds favor Harvard after southern arrivals. New Yorkers also showing interest.
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Maas
Harvard
Horween
Kane
Hovemeyer
Wooda
Sedgewick
L. A
Broadview and Everett Prep Sides Eye Strong Season Mix
The report sketches Trasketbell prospects with Spencer Hoerris, Larry Carmedy, Peal Strisch, Wayne Gilmore and Ray Willie on a capable team. Everett High looks to a tough game against the W fresh eleven. Bill Nolan shifts from captaincy to football then basketball, with Bruce Hevketh set to excel in multiple sports.
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Broadway
Spencer Hoerris
All City
Larry Carmedy
Bill Echool
Peal Strisch
Wayne Gilmore
Ray Willie
All-Coast Baseball Team Contest Rules
Readers are urged to submit an all star Coast league lineup to The Seattle Star by 6 p.m. Saturday Oct 23. Entries must include seven regulars two catchers four pitchers and one utility man with name and address on one side of the page. Eligible players are those who appeared in Coast league games this year. The winner receives ten dollars. in a tie the earlier entry wins.
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del Baker
Art Koehler
Altho
Baker
Suds
Sutherland
Portland
NS Sie
Brooks
Johnnson
Polson
Buddy Kallig
Henry L. Farrell
New York
John A. Heydier
Johnson
Heydier
Seattle Star
Big Football Battles Across Nation Saturday
Saturday showcases top college games from coast to coast. Dartmouth faces Syracuse in Hanover after last week’s 7 7 tie with Pittsburgh while Penn State beat Dartmouth 14 7. Pitt meets Georgia Tech in Pittsburgh as Navy visits Princeton in a rare undefeated clash. Center College travels to Harvard in Cambridge and Yale plans a West Virginia test. Michigan hosts Indiana, Ohio State meets Wisconsin, Washington faces Oregon State, and California plays at home in a packed nationwide schedule.
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Dartmouth
Syracuse
Pittsburg
Penn State
University of Mitteburg
Georgia Tech
Atlanta
Princeton
Navy
Michigan
Inola
Ann Abor
Ohio State
Wisconsin
Washington
Oregon
Aggies
Idaho
Fugene
California
Boxing promoter tangle delays Seattle shows
Local boxing circle debates who will promote this winter with a meeting of the boxing commission and promoters set for Friday. Nate Druxinman seeks the Crystal Pool lease, while Austin & Salt and Hite race to secure the same venue amid claims of efforts to block him. Druxinman has an October 27 date but the furor may stall any bouts until matters are resolved.
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Bome
Boxing Commission
Nate Druxinman
Austin
Austin & Balt
Walter Douglas
Metropolitan Building Company
Austin & Salt
Hite
Druxinman
Douglas
Altho
Seattle Mitt
Boxing Night At Arena Brings Fights And Fallout
The Tacoma boxing lineup features Rey McCaestio defending his title glow against Tasabeze and a main event with Pitty Wright, Grant Nandalis, Ledwie Jones, and Mike De Pinte. Reports note Carpentier Levinaky scandal chatter while fighters like Woods and Delton prepare for California bouts and Eddie Mahoney stumbles in Milwaukee.
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Heinie Gchemenn
Johnny Nene
Tacoma Fistio
Pitty Wright
Beattle Bosee
Grant Nandalis
Tacoma Weiter
Eta
Siedus Ledwie Jone
Mike de Pinte
Tacoma
Oregon Aggies to Send Rooters for Washington Game
Oregon Agricultural College fans travel by chartered train to Seattle for the Pacific Coast Conference clash with Washington. About 150 supporters will arrive to cheer the Aggies, who boast a strong lineup and no injuries, while Washington, with five lettermen, hopes for victory in the big tilt. Captain Larry Smith leads the Oregon side as Ted Faulk is bedridden.
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University of Washington
Oregon
Washington
Aggies
Corvallis
Gl Doble
Aggie
State University
Piper & Taft
Spaulding
Brown
Hulen’s
Darwin Mele
Nest
Big Cage Session Planned in New York Meeting
A joint committee on basketball rules will meet November 6 in the gymnasium of the City College of New York. Attendees include coaches officials and authorities. A demonstration game will rate proposed amendments and additions to the code led by Dr. B. Raycroft of Princeton.
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New York
KB Raycroft
Princeton
Gmnasium
City College of New York
Templeton Cleared to Play for Stanford This Season
On Stanford campus RL Templeton star athlete is now eligible for the football team after a ruling which allows one more session. His kicking is expected to bolster the back field. New York Yankees plan for a new stadium home are scrapped as Ruppert and Stoneham arrange Polo Grounds use in 1922 and beyond.
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Stanford
Dink) Templeton
Templeton
New York
New York Yankees
Jacob Ruppert
Chicago
Charles A. Stoneham
Giants
Polo Grounds
Malone Triumphs In Oakland Ring Roundup
Trankle Malone won the verdict over Young Carmen in Oakland while Jimmy Tundee defeated Joe Leopold on points. Babe Herman of Sacramento outboxed Marty O'Donnell in a strong effort. Tommy Cello and the undefeated Epec Kamien fought to a draw. Battling Vierra defeated Dummy Thomas in the program's action-packed card.
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Oakland
Cal
McGraw to stay as Giants manager despite retirement rumors
F. X. McQuade says John J. McGraw has no plans to retire or move to business duties with the New York Giants. The statement counters reports that Hugh Jennings might take over next year as manager of the Giants.
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New York
John J. Mc Graw
New York Giants
F. X. McQuade
Hugh Jennings
Detroit Tigers
New Yorkers
National senior cross country championship next in Boston
The national senior championship cross-country run will be held in Boston on November 21, over the Franklin Park course, announced by F. W. Rubien, secretary of the A A U.
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New York
Boston
Franklin Park
F. W. Rubien
Anderson Beats Langford in ten round Portland bout
Lee Anderson of San Francisco outboxed Bam Langford through ten rounds at Portland. Anderson dominated with sharp left jabs and footwork, Langford show ing in clinches. Other results include Grman drawing with Wing and Magies knocking out Wood. Baby Hive beat Anne Taylor in Bend. Georgia Tech to battle Pitt in Pittsburgh game.
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Ore
Lee Anderson
San Francisco
Bam Langford
Howton
Tar Baby
Anderson
Langford
Bis
Bam
al Grman
Los Angeles
Weldon Wing
Imix
Eddie Gorman
Oakland
Georgie Brandon
George Magies
Spee” Wood
Bend
Baby Hive
Sacramento
Anne Taylor
Seattle gossip and boxing notes drift through town
A scatter of colorful lines mentions Rey Nolds, a soft spoken boxing figure, a Boston drawing room fit for Reynold mii4, and Jim Flynn as Pingland royalty. Frank Farmer is barred from Seattle boxing for a year. Miles the Elks drum major seeks ballet, Sid Brunn shares best parts with friends, Frank Webster dislikes the label bookkeeper, and Sam Belkin plans an annual We natchee tour.
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Mii4
Manper
Boston
Jim Flynn
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