Roush Trade Rumors Sweep New York Chicago and Philadelphia
Leo H. Lassen Roush, a great but holdout outfielder, left the Reds late in 1922 and the club seeks a deal. New York Philadelphia and Chicago NL teams show interest while Giants eye Bentley to swap for Roush. Daubert shines yet may depart and Meadows could join Reds to bolster pitching alongside Donahue Couch and Rixey.
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Rousch
Cincy Reds
Reds
Edward
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Archdeacon Aims for Tigers Trial Battle Next Spring
Archdeacon Maurice Archdeacon, speed merchant from the International League, will try out with the Detroit Tigers. He is touted as a potential Cobb successor, holds the world speed record for circling the sacks and is among the league leaders in stolen bases. Cobb is hitting .400 in his 18th season with Veach and Hellman healthy, making a regular position uncertain for Archdeacon.
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Tigers
Maurice Archdeacon
International League
Detroit Tigers
Ty ‘Cobb
Tiger Orchard
International Flash
Cobb
Bob Veach
Harry Hellman
Michigan
Dazzy Vance Deserves Credit as Dodgers Pitcher
Dazzy Vance, a veteran recruit for the Brooklyn Dodgers, is highlighted as one of the majors best pitchers this year who did not receive ample credit for his work. He returned to the big leagues this spring after a stint in the Southern league and previously trialed with the New York Yanks but did not impress at that time.
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Dazzy ‘Vance
Brooklyn Dodgers
Vance
New York Yanks
Dodgers Kept From Cellar by Vance and Ruether Pitching
Credit Vance pitched seven or eight shutouts this year and, with Dutch Ruether who won 19 games, was the main reason for keeping the Dodgers out of the league cellar. Any pitcher with eight shutouts for Brooklyn merits a medal.
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Vance
Dodgers
Dutch Ruether
Brooklyn
Lefty O Dohoul to join Boston Red Sox next season
Lefty O Doul will get his first major league chance with the Boston Red Sox next spring after being traded from the Yankees. The talented left handed pitcher out of the coast league made a strong showing in 1921 with Frisco. He is expected to start regular work in Beantown after Miller Huggins failed to give him a real chance in New York.
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Lefty O’doul
O'Doul
Boston Red Sox
Miller Huggins
Johnny Couch
Vic Aldridge
Two Great Pitchers Near End of Baseball Road
Grover Alexander of the Chicago Cubs and Walter Johnson the Washington ace approach the end of their careers. They have created baseball history and will be remembered as real credits to the pastime.
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Grover Alexander
Chicago Cubs
Walter Johnson
Washington
Baseball figures loom as era defining pitchers
The passage highlights Urban Shocker of St. Louis Ed Rommell of the Athletics and Phil Donahue of Cincinnati as some of the era’s strongest pitching talents, likening their potential to the greats like Christy Mathewson and noting their promise under Alexander and Johnson.
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Christy Matthewson
Urban Shocker
St. Louis
Ed Rommell
Phil Donahue
Cincinnati Beaver
Alexander and
Johnson
Pullman Cougars see lineup changes after injuries
Regular Staff notes injuries from secret practice force coaching staff to reshuffle positions for Saturday's Washington game. Shannon and Durrwachter are sidelined with back injuries, Bud McKay doubtful with an ankle, Crow out and Frazer moved to center. Despite limited practice and weather delays, Welch plans to field seven or eight first year varsity players and expects improvement over last week.
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Ommapronte
Welch
Pullman
Washington
Shannon
Durrwachter
Bud McKay
Crow
Burks
Frazer
Altho
Cougars
Mulligan to join Seals for coast league season
Eddie Mulligan will return to the Coast league next year after being sent to the San Francisco Seals. The former Salt Lake infielder who played with the Chicago White Sox this season will replace Willie Kamm at third base, as Kamm moves to the Box.
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Eddie Mulligan
Ealt Lake
Chicago White Sox
San Francisco Seals
Willie Kamm
Kamm
Walter Mails Requests Release From Cleveland Indians
Walter "Duster" Mails, southpaw pitcher for the Cleveland Indians, will be released to any Pacific Coast league club that desires his services after requesting his release, announced by the club.
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Cleveland
Walter “Duster
Mails
Cleveland Indians
Pacific Coast League
Fighters Set for Major Card in Portland Show
Ginny One Foottns leads the East crowd while a Pacific coast colored fighter draws big heat. ud Ridley and Mike Fatlarine square off in a key six round clash tonight. Jimmy Rivers and Archie Stoy contest a light heavyweight bout as a semi with Ridley Ballarine. Joe Gorman Traine and Al Macke meet Sammy Gordon in ten rounds. Cuff Kramer defeated Lee Anderson in the South on a foul.
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Ginny
Pacific Coast
Joe Gorman
al Macke
Sammy Gordon
Portland
Cuff Kramer
Jack Dempsey
Lee Anderson
South
Siki Accepts Georges Bid For Title Bout
Paris reports European heavyweight champion Siki accepts Georges Carpentier’s challenge for a return title bout. Details on date and venue to be set at a meeting of the principals next week.
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Paris
Battlings Siki
Georges Carpentier
Princeton Plans Gorman Lead Against Chicago Saturday
Princeton coach Roper announced that Johnny Gorman, a substitute quarterback, will direct the Tigers against Chicago. Crum, Cleves, and Caldwell or Emery form the backfield as the squad heads to Chicago. Meanwhile Penn State officials wired acceptance to play the Pacific Coast champion at Pasadena on New Year’s Day.
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N. J
Johnny Gorman
Chicago
Roper
Crum
Cleves
Caldwell
Emery
State College
Pasadena
Penn State Athletic
Chicago Stars Will Keep Princeton Tigers Busy
Chicago coach Stagg hails J Thomas as a versatile back and key pivot in the backfield. The Tigers face a strong University of Chicago lineup with Eckersall Steffen and Zorn competing for the first team, while Pyott shines in punting and Thomas anchors the attack.
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Chicago Stars
Princeton Tigers
University of Chicago
Thomas
Princeton
Ways
Walter Eckersall
Steffen
Stagg
Hob
Poor Coaching Is Often Serious Handicap
A 1971 All-American discusses how high school coaching shapes college prospects. He argues raw players must master fundamentals, learn specialized positions, and endure strict discipline to succeed against tougher college competition and more detail oriented coaching.
Bill Tilden May Not Play Tennis Again
CHILADELPHIA Oct 4 William T Tilden world tennis champion may never wield a racket again after an infected finger operation. Doctors say recovery is good but tendon stiffness could end his championship career. Messages of sympathy poured in from across the country as speculation grows about his future.
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Chiladelphia
William T. Tilden
W. Ewartley
Tilden
Riverton
N. J
Big Bill
Jim Boldt Expected Home Soon as Tribe Lines Up Manager
Proxy Jim Boldt of the Indiana is returning from the East where he attended the World Series. His arrival is awaited within a day or two to finalize next year’s manager announcement for the tribe.
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Jim Boldt
Indiana
Air Route Leads Hill Team in Open Forward Pass Strategy
Queen Anne Coach Hell emphasizes a strong forward pass game with backfield and ends key to the offense. Wellock Krausennas form a productive pair in open work, Johnson and Wellock contribute with passes and ball handling. Queen Anne faces Broadway Friday at Dennyfield with high stakes as prep race implications loom. Garfield and West Seattle meet, while Lincoln faces Roosevelt in Saturday league action.
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Harold &Kidler
Leonard McCutchin
Hell
Queen Anne
Quays
Wellock Krausennas
Iallard
Johnson
Wellock
Oval
Altho
Jens Douglas
Ballard
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Dennyfield
Garfield
West Seattle
Roosevelt
Chicago Expects Princeton Attack at Stage Field
Chicago coaches work on defense against an open Princeton offense ahead of their Saturday game. Princeton alumni flood the city for the visit with tickets selling at high prices amid the warm reception planned for the arriving team.
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Chicago
Princeton
Stage Field
Freshmen Meet Washington Oregon Babes Saturday
The University of Washington freshmen team will face Oregon Babes at the stadium Saturday at 2 30. The Purple and Gold squads have been merged into one for the game.
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University of Washington
University of Oregon Babes
Bunny Brief Breaks Home Run Records in Minor Leagues
Thunny Brief of Kansas City, a famed slugger nicknamed the first wacker, held the home run marks in both the American Association and the Coast League. He hit 42 homers for the Blues last season and previously 33 for Salt Lake.
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Thunny Brief
Kansas City
Wacker
Blues
Salt Lake
Washington Grid Squad Heads for Big Weekend Trip
The Washington football squad departs tonight for an Eastern Washington trip with Friday workouts in Moscow Idaho and a Saturday morning entrain to Pullman for the Washington state game. Coaches Bagshaw and Graves will take a 30 man roster including Petrie Hall DuBolee Westrom Sievers Ferry Parker Bartlett Ingram Grimm Christie Tingling Lillis Kuhn MCreary MelInroe Abe Wilson Bell man Walters Haynes Langhorne Abel Dalley Ziel Beck Hill Johnny Whison Hanley Bryan Sherman Harper.
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Big Three Attacking Pasadena in 1923 Football Schedule
Yale Harvard and Princeton may add Western and Southern teams to 1923 schedules while keeping limited long trips. Princeton alone states interest in a home and home with Chicago. potential Centre and Iowa games loom, and Rice of the South may face reduced appeal for next year.
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York
Yale
Harvard
Princeton
Clarence W. Mendel
Yale Athletic Board
Pasadena
University of Iowa
Tigers
Chicago
Crimson
Bremerton Game Set as Washington Team Arrives
The Washington super varsity football team will play the 1 and 10 teams at Bremerton on Saturday at Liberty Park starting 2 p m.
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Washington
Liberty Park
Walker Sub for Rickey May Be Seattle’s First Move
Roy Rickey, veteran Seattle hockey defense star, quits the game in Vancouver prompting Seattle to seek a replacement before the season opens in two weeks. Jack Walker could move to guard the nets or rover role, with Bob Rowe as backup, while concerns over Rowe’s potential departure and Fraser’s inexperience shape the plan for a strong Coast league defense.
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Roy Rickey
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Vancouver
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Mets
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Nets
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Walker
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Jim Riley
Gordon Fraser
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Victoria
Loughlin Brothers Poised to Lead Victoria Bearcats
Wit and Clem Loughlin, speedy defensemen for the Victoria club, are expected to become regulars in the six man game. Both are fast skaters and Wilf, with added speed and experience, should be a key player this season.
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Loughlin Boys
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Clem Loughlin
Victoria
Bearcats
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Frisco Loses Two Hurlers From 1922 Staff
San Francisco loses two left handed pitchers from its 1922 staff Oli ver Mitchell recalled by the Cin ey Reds and Al Courtney recalled by the Chicago White Sox.
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Oliver Mitchell
Ciney Reds
al Courtney
Chicago White Sox
Tigers Seek Revenge in Chicago Clash After 1921 Defeat
Princeton travels to Chicago for a return clash as both teams boast legendary coaches Stagg and Roper. The Tigers aim to avenge a 9–0 loss from home amid a tough schedule, with Notre Dame facing Georgia Tech and Dartmouth returning to Harvard. Navy and Pennsylvania loom in a Philadelphia showdown as Michigan, Minnesota, Ohio State and Iowa play Big Ten games.
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Cubs Save $10,000 By Arnold Statz .297 Batting
Chicago reports Arnold Statz batted .297 for the season prompting the Cubs to save $10,000 in a deal with the Los Angeles club of the Pacific Coast League. If he finished at .300, Chicago would add $16,000 to the purchase price.
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Arnold Statz
Chicago Cubs
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