Angels Need Fresh Speedy Blood for 1921 Coast Race
Los Angeles manager Wade Killefer plans to rebuild the Angels with younger players and more speed for the 1921 Coast League season. He aims to replace aging stars, groom a new center fielder, a second baseman and a catcher, and keep pitching strength with a deep mound corps.
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Tex McDonald
Bert Nie Hoff
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Gam
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Killifer
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Angela
Johnny 40
John
Pete Lapan
Peter
Bill Pertica
Thomas
Dec” Crandall
Brown
Vic Aldridge
Keating
Killefer
Rollie Zeider
Bunions
Los Angeles Tribe
Baseball Scouts Tout Young Prospects Across Leagues
Seattle catcher Joe Adams draws praise in Los Angeles as Eastern critics tout Haley Haitimore a rising shortstop with major league potential. Macramento Henaters third baseman Bob Schang shines late season, while Paul Hodgere posts a solid 191 batting average. New York outfielder Ficee Youns, for the Giants in 1920, is hailed as top overall prospect with strong bat and field, plus speed.
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Young Haley
Ficee Youns
New York
The
Gants
Britton Faces Surprise as Perry Floors Him in Toledo Bout
Jack Perry of Pittsburg stunned Britton with a decisive eight count in Toledo, a 12 round no decision bout. The match followed Britton's earlier savage 4 round beating of Perry in recent weeks.
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Weiter King
Jack Perry
Pittsburg
Dain
Toledo
Britton
Perry
Seattle Tacoma Elks golf match set for tomorrow
The second half of the annual Seattle versus Tacoma Elks golf battle is scheduled for tomorrow at Beacon Hill and Marlinton courses. Fifty five players from each lodge compete for the Scobey cup with captaincy split between Gene Hatton and Marty Calahan.
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Griswold
Stein
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Ancient Game
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All-Star Coast League Ball Team Contest Closes
Fans voted in the All-Star Coast league ball team contest with nearly 400 letters received. The contest closes at 6 PM today and the fan with the closest selection to the fan-elected team will win 10 joy wheels. If tied, the earliest letter wins.
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Fana
UW Frosh to Meet Everett High in Evening Clash
University of Washington freshman football squad travels to Everett to face the fast Everett High team at Athletic Park. Last year the two sides tied 7 7 in a quick, hard game and Everett, Western champions, are again strong. The frosh aim to time up similarly to their 1 8 win over Martin's last Saturday with kickoff at 1 30.
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Everett
Martin
Athletic Park
Multnomah Karns
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Multnomah Athletic Cig
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Orange and Black
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Santa Clara
No Ring Show Planned In Seattle This Week
Nate Druxinman plans to file a formal lease application today with the Metropolitan Building company for Crystal pool. The Seattle boxing commission will require a lease on a building able to hold smoker crowds before issuing promoter licenses. He has October 26 as the next possible date but no plan for a smoker. Austin and Salt are set for November 2.
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Crystal Pool
Metropolitan Building Company
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Austin & Salt
Boxing gossip and injury updates from Tacoma and beyond
Rumors swirl around Matt Brensen and other Northwest fighters as recent bouts leave them battered. Talks mention Joe German and Morgan Jones tangling in Tacoma after a prior draw, while Frankie Rogers heads to California and Sam Langford’s loss sparks talk of training. Neviie Behumann breaks a hand, Gunboat Smith eyes eye injury risk, and Kurl Baird rejects a Bremerton bout. Willie Bernstein expands into management and fighter representation.
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Morgan Jones
Tacoma
Feather Fehtere
Single G Smashes World Pacing Record at Lakewood
Atlanta, Oct. 23. Single G broke the world record for three consecutive pacing heats at Lakewood, finishing in 1:9, 2:00, and 2:00. The feat marked a historic pacing performance on the Lakewood course.
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Lakewood
McCredie Weighs Detroit Manager Job If Portland Sale Possible
In Portland Oregon Walter McCredie long time manager of the Coast league club may leave to manage the Detroit Tigers if he can sell his Portland interests. He plans to attend the national league session in Kansas City November 9 and meet with Detroit President Navin to discuss the move.
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Washington Grid Team Faces Aggies in Coast Race Showdown
Washington battles Oregon Aggies on Denny Field with kickoff at 5 50 PM. Coach Rutherford warns of a possible letdown but notes Washington's weight advantage. The crowd targets range from 6 000 to 14 000 as McKenna brothers and Manerude pose major threats for the Huskies.
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Washington and O. A. C. Face Kickoff This P. M
Washington faces Oregon Agricultural College in the Pacific Coast Conference opener at 2 30 this afternoon Whistle will be by George Varnell with J Pilowden as umpire Captain Ted Faulk remains hospitalized and will attend the game from the stands Larry Smith steps in at center George Rogge and Ervin Dalley start at end Stub Allison coaches expect a low score for Washington a Pasadena bound winner awaits on New Year’s Day Gates open at 1 30.
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Rose
Ted Faulk
Washington
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Larry Smith
Smith
George Rogge
Ervin Dalley
Pasadena
George Varnell
Spokane
J. Pilowden
Ballard Prep Gridders Beat Lincoln On Drop Kick
Ballard earned a 20 to 0 Coast league victory over Lincoln at the coast ballpark. John Harrison 200 pounds booted a 30 yard drop kick after Peel intercepted a Lincoln pass in the fourth quarter. Ballard’s offense showed promise as they closed the game strong, while Lincoln pressured earlier with long passes to Rassford and Cutting.
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Heaketh Sullivan
Hlenerin Matthews
Parley Wield
Harrison Heeree
Tracey Strong
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Street Gossip In A City Of Characters And Clubs
Riffing on local personalities, hats, panama bats, and schoolyard rivals, the column rafts through shopkeepers, musicians, and sports fans. Names like Joe Wopp Charley Davis Abe Kubey and Sam Blown appear with playful jabs and urban color.
Broadway and West Seattle Prep Grid Clash Report
Broadway and West Seattle met in the Coast league grid at the ballpark this afternoon with a 2 pm kickoff. Broadway opened with a scoreless tie against Queen Anne while West Seattle lost to Franklin by a single touchdown.
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Fultz Fights New 12 Club League Moves
David L. Fultz of the International League warns the proposed 12 club league threatens minor league territory and baseball traditions. National and American league leaders debate cities and candidates as Chicago meeting plans a new governing board.
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David L. Fultz
International League
Toronto
Baltimore
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Chicago
Overtime rumors swirl around baseball as Jennings tops list
Hughey Jennings, ex Detroit Tigers pilot, remains a popular figure in baseball rumor mills. He is discussed as a possible Cornell coach with others like Burke and Rowland named for Detroit. Ty Cobb and Cobb to White Sox also floated. Stallings retires to Georgia dairy farming. Willie Jackson vs Eddie Fitsimmons scheduled in New York on October 15.
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New York
Hughey Jennings
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Jimmy Burke
St. Louia Browns
Seporta
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Detroit
Clarence Rowland
Chicago White Sox
Ty Cobb
Cobb
White Sox
Comiskey
George Stallings
Georgia
Willie Jackson
Eddie Fitesimmons
Coast grid action features Oregon Idaho and California Utah
Coast football today centers on Oregon versus Idaho and California against Utah with Washington visiting Oregon to face the Webfoots. California meets Utah at Berkeley while Stanford hosts Santa Clara and USC faces Occidental as Henderson’s Trojans aim to build on recent wins.
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Big Grid Battles in East Today
East coast football menu features Cornell Colgate in Ithaca and Dartmouth Syracuse in Hanover. Harvard Center at Cambridge. Pitt Georgia Tech at Pitt. Princeton Annapolis at Princeton. Yale West Virginia at Newton. Midwest shows Chicago Iowa and Michigan Illinois. Wisconsin Ohio State at Columbus. Princeton hosts undefeated Annapolis. Big Ten duel Michigan Illinois and Wisconsin Ohio State determine later grid honors.
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Al Walker Beats Brenton. Brenton Claims Foul Not Allowed
In Sacramento on October 23 Al Walker of San Francisco defeated Jimmy Brenton of Los Angeles. Brenton collapsed claiming a foul, which was not allowed. Ed Ramies defeated Johnny Pastrano three rounds, but the bout was ruled a draw. Other main bouts ended in draws or no contest.
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al Walker
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Los Angeles
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Spec) Ramies
Johnny Pastrano
Centre and Harvard clash as two teams meet in Cambridge
In Cambridge Massachusetts on October 23 Centre College, once unbeaten for over two years, challenges Harvard. Harvard entered as a heavy favorite at two to one against the Kentucky powerhouse.
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Pop Warner Coaching Philosophy Highlights in Pittsburg Panthers
Veteran coach Glenn Warner builds a disciplined gridiron unit with eleven in every play and heavyweights valued for power. He rewards on-field discipline, uses blackboard sessions to study opponents, and credits Thorpe and Carlisle era for his rise at Pitt.
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Glenn
Pop” Warner
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Carlisle
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Shortest game record set in national billiard tourney
James A. Coy of Richmond Virginia set a record for the shortest match in the national pocket billiard tournament in Chicago. He defeated Matt Long of Los Angeles 125 to 36 in 16 innings.
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James A. ‘Coy
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McCoy
Matt Long
Los Angeles
Miller and Shade Duel on Dreamland Card in San Francisco
Miller and Dave Shade boxed in the main event on the Dreamland card in San Francisco. Frank C. Farren knocked down Vierra twice and disrupted the bout. Farmer Lodge of Minnesota, rated a top heavyweight prospect, plans a coast visit and a potential showdown with Tiny Herman Lee or Sam Langford in Portland soon.
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Frank C. Farren
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Sam Langford
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Former coasters to testify in Chicago
Abe Attell Hal Chase and Bill Burns named among those indicted by Cook County grand jury for fixing the 1919 World Series. Joe Gedeon, St Louis Browns second baseman, expected to testify as investigations continue. Ban Johnson urged no action until Gedeon arrives. Arnold Rothstein named as a gambler linked to baseball crookedness.
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Abe Attell
Hal Chase
Bill Burns
Cook County
Joe Gedeon
St. Louis Browns
Ban Johnson
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