Salt Lake Bees plan for 1921 season outlined
The Salt Lake Bees seek three outfielders one infielder and a new manager after a scandal disrupted the Coast league. Ernie Johnson departs to Chicago White Sox, Earl Sheely considered for a Dodgers trial, Krug eyed for manager, Mulligan possible at third or short, with Grigg and Byler/Jen as receivers and Stroud Thurston among pitchers.
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Salt Lake
Hart Maggert
Bill Rumler
Bees
Ernie Johnson
Utah Club
Johnson
Hood Rt
Rumler
Chicago Whites
Ernie
Louisa Browns
Earl Sheely
Sheely
Dodgers
Earl
Krug
Mormon Village
Mulligan
Grigg
Salt Lake Battery
Byler
Jen
World Series Abolition Sparks Baseball Debate
The piece argues against abolishing the World Series, noting fan enthusiasm and the series’ cultural significance. It mentions proposed July endings for seasons and contrasts gambling concerns with the event’s value, while briefly touching on tennis exhibition dulling with Tilden’s withdrawal and Davis Cup plans.
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Yarn T. Tilden
Philadelphia
Tilden
October Twelfth Turns Point Day in Sports History
October Twelfth marked historic events in baseball boxing and horse racing. Man o War’s dominance defined a supreme horse while Carpentier defeated Levincky boosting boxing prospects and Brooklyn’s pennant drought highlighted baseball glory for the city.
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Brooklyn
Dodgers
Sir Parton
Windsor
Canada
Ao Horee
Carpentier
Levincky
Duster Walter Mails Shines Amid Cleveland Drama
A feature on baseball pitcher Walter Mails highlights his confidence and big league impact with the Indians including six straight wins and his World Series role. It notes his $3,986 check, his delivery, and his plans to winter in California before spring workouts. Also mentions a university cross country run at the U campus and Kamundson’s training timing.
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Duster
Walter Malla
Cleveland
Brooklyn
California
Indians
Speaker
Wilbert Robinson
Walter
Ebbeta Field
Malls
Malia
Speakerites
Jim Dunn
Sporting Coods
Sacramento
Walter Johnson
Heck” Kamundson
Portland News Sports Editor Visits Seattle
Billy Stepp, sport ing editor of the Portland News, visits Seattle and comments on Portland a city of roses and its ball club. He notes a stylish mustache and recalls a remark about Portland being the Philadelphia of the West.
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Billy Stepp
THE
Portland News
Seattle
William
Portland
City of Roses
Philadelphia
West
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New Orleans
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Watson Washburn
Sam Harty
First Ave
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Teacher! Aan
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Big Boy
BY Dean Snyder
Rube Waddell
Ballard and
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Niroa@way end
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Yale
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Peek
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University of Washington
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Melly” McCarthy
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Teama
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