Bert Niehoff Linked as Seattle Indians Manager Hope
The Coast league race for next year draws Bert Niehoff into contention as possible Seattle Indians manager. Niehoff, ex Philadelphia, Seattle and Los Angeles infielder, piloted Mobile to its first Southern league flag then led a post season run that included a win over Fort Worth. He remains a free agent and plans to stay on the Pacific Coast, with Los Angeles and Oakland rumors tied to his name.
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Trade Rumor Sees Elmer Jacobs to Los Angeles
The column argues Seattle would lose if Elmer Jacobs is traded for Art Griggs and Doc Crandall. It notes Griggs and Crandall are aging and Jacobs could boost a first division club. Jacobs won 24 games and 17 losses for a fifth place team and could excel with a stronger club.
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Spencer Adams Could Be Farmed For Experience Next Year
Spencer Adams may be farmed out to a Western league club for a season. After his first professional season he showed reasonable progress but needs regular steady experience in a slower league before earning a Coast league regular role.
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Jack Adams Could Move On From Seattle Club Next Year
The article suggests Jack Adams may not return as Seattle manager next season and could be traded to a Southern club, with Oakland cited as needing strong catching talent. Adams also isn’t ruled out of continuing to play, though a switch from the Red Sox is possible if Jim Boldt rotates leadership.
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R. B. McKanney
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B. G. Campbell
Hunky Schorr to Try Outfield in California Winter League
The piece asserts Hunky Schorr can switch to outfield this winter in the Imperial Valley league California. It notes his left handed throwing and potential to improve fielding while his hitting could carry him.
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Cooper Lacks Dash and Color on the Field
The Sterling Oakland outfielder is a .300 hitter and an excellent fielder and base runner. His quiet demeanor and lack of fireworks keep him under notice, as a dash of aggression could make him one of the league’s most talked about players.
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Angels Need Young Blood in Los Angeles lineup
The Angels seek younger talent as Red Killefer clears veterans Art Griggs and Doc Crandall. Walter Golvin will bat left, Marty Krug covers ground at second, Earl Adama may relieve at short, and Charley Deal is a strong candidate for third.
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Vernon Faces Two Key Roster Openings Next Season
Vernon must replace pitcher Jake May who is headed to the New York Yanks after 35 wins and also replace third baseman Red Smith who plans to quit. Hemmingway of the Western league is lined up as a Smith successor but must prove a top coast league performer.
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Salt Lake Team Poised for 1922 Contention
Salt Lake hopes hinge on a strong first sack, two pitchers and possibly a catcher to rise from prediction as doormat to contender. Duffy Lewis has built a fair squad that finished near the first division, with Jim Riley not favored for first base due to limited experience for the long season.
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Princeton Chicago Grid Clash Promises Thriller
Princeton and Chicago renew a two year contract in a high stakes football clash at Chicago. Both teams boast strong lines and kicking games as coaches Bill Roper and Pop Warner weigh star players and strategies for a potentially pivotal East versus West showdown.
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Quartet of Big Football Games On Pacific Coast Grid
Four major games highlighted on the Pacific Coast gridiron today with Washington and the Oregon Aggies in the spotlight at the Stadium. California meets the Olympic club of San Francisco in Berkeley. USC faces Idaho and Stanford takes on St. Marys.
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Centre Stars Red Roberts Back in Football as Harvard Tilt Looms
Centre college readies for Harvard with star end Red Roberts leading the offence. Coach Moran relies on Roberts to uphold Centre’s prestige after last season’s All-America form as the Crimson challenges the Colonels in a key 1922 matchup. Harvard counters with George Owen returning to star in the backfield.
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Big Game Set for Stadium Iowa Faces Illinois in Big Battle
Washington and Oregon clash noted as a major season game with kickoff at 2 30. Coaches Bagshaw and Rutherford held lineup plans. both teams || record clean to date. Oregon beat Whitman 6 4 in a Friday matchup ending the Oregon season preview.
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Washington State Wins Thrilling Comeback Over Idaho
Washington State rallied in the final period to beat the University of Idaho 18 to 9 in a hard fought rivalry game. Bray and Hickey scored rushing touchdowns after Idaho led 9-6, with Wheeler making key interceptions sealing the Cougars’ victory in wet conditions.
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Quays Win Thrilling Grid Game
Queen Anne defeats Ballard 7 to 0 after a 65 yard third quarter aerial drive sets up the winning score at Denny Field. Wynton runs it in for a TD with a try for point, while Ballard advances but falls short. Officiating by Hobby Morrie and crew.
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Garfield defeats Lincoln on two fourth quarter passes
Garfield high school won 12 to 0 over Lincoln at Denny Field as Right Halfback Hopper caught both fourth quarter passes for touchdowns. The drives featured a 15 yard run and a dash through broken field with the extra points missed.
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Charley White Stages Quick TKO Over Sid Marks
In New York on October 21 Charley White won in 1 round 69 seconds stopping Sid Marks with a left hook and establishing himself as a serious lightweight title contender.
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Umpires Pick All Star Team for National League 1922
Umpires from the National League select the 1922 all star lineup with Rogers Hornsby Dave Bancroft and Max are the unanimous picks. Frisch is favored for second base with some move to third while Groh earns consideration for third. Jake Daubert earns first base honors for a veteran showing. Left handed pitchers dominate the staff and the outfield features Carey Frisch Wheat Rousa and Rowell among noted contenders. The selections emphasize value to teams in 1922 and reflect umpire opinions on the era’s top performers.
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Duncan falls short in 36 hole Beginners final
In a 36 hole final at the municipal links, G. T. Dad Duncan trails Al L. Smith five down after 18 holes of the Beginners’ match play. Smith built a late lead by winning the ninth and held on as Duncan eyes a possible comeback in the second 18. Trophy donated by W. A. Irwin awaits the winner.
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