Ban Mid Year Ball Sales Stir Coast League Figures
Leo H. Lassen reports resident Bill McCarthy of the Pacific Coast League has ruled against mid season sale of stars to big league clubs. McCarthy says he will shield Los Angeles and protect the Coast league from losing players mid season while noting Wrigley’s Angels could be developed into Cubs assets. He insists mid season sales should be prohibited to maintain league quality.
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Bill McCarthy
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Dope on New Philly Pilot Dope on New Philly Pilot
Irving Wilhelm named manager of the Philadelphia Nationals in the early 1900s. He broke into the National League as a pitcher for Pittsburg in 1903 and later spent time with the Boston Nationals.
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Gregg Hears Call of Game in Western Canada Loop
Vean Gregg, former star pitcher from Cleveland and Portland, who farms in Oregon, signs to start the season with Edmonton in the Western Canada league. He returns to baseball following a field career.
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Gee but boidt s Bread is good
The fragment notes enthusiasm for a bread product named Gee boidt s Bread, praising its taste. It lacks verifiable details, dates, or associated organizations.
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Boidt
Japanese ace Kumagae leads Davia Cup bid at Forest
Japanese champion Ichiya Kumagae headlines the F1 Kingdom effort in a Davis Cup clash against the American team kicking off today at Forest Court.
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Ichiya Kumagae
Forest
Catchers Likely To Lead Teams In Baseball History
The article notes catchers often become managers, listing Bill Kilifer as Cubs chief and naming Kell, Branch Rickey, Gibson, Robinson, Moran, Mack, and Fohl as former or current managers. It mentions Ty Cobb battles a cataract yet remains a strong hitter, still slugging with one eye.
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Reds
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Herman to Fight Moore in 115 Round MSG Bout
Sept 2 reports Pete Herman world lightweight champion will box Roy Moore of St Paul in a 115 round bout at Madison Square Garden on September 23. Tex announced here yesterday.
Spouse of Cycle King Helps Him
TACOMA September 2 Two kinds of wives are seen at motorcycle speedway events. Mrs Otto Walker, wife of world record holder, assists in the pits clocks him and signals from the track. Walker holds records for two miles on a speedway and 60 miles on dirt.
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Harvard to Stand Pat in Football
Harvard will not change the football system this fall. The Crimson relies on its traditional weight and coaching to meet special attacks, preferring the old A B C fundamentals that have brought honor to Cambridge despite occasional failures.
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Davis Cup Net Play Opens at Forest Hills
Liam Johnston of California meets Ichiya Kumagae of Japan in the opening Davis Cup singles at Forest Hills New York with William Tilden of Philadelphia to face Zenji Shimdzu in the second match. Five matches total include four singles and two doubles with Kumagae and Shimdzu to pair Saturday.
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Rogers Fights Champion Travie Davia for Coast Welter Title
Frankie Rogers meets Champion Travie Davia at the Pavilion Tuesday night in his first Coast welterweight title bid. Davia is the favorite but Rogers is expected to present a strong challenge as Davis has been idle. The Cascade A. C. card includes Hannon vs Grea son, Roberta vs Harper, and Green vs Roses with one more bout to be added.
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Harvard Plans 50 000 Seat Expansion for Football Stadium
Harvard will add seating to reach 60 000 spectators for this fall. The arena now seats 42 000 and the extra seats will be installed just before the Yale game.
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Snyder to Box Johnson in Legion Smoker
Ted Snyder the Pacific fleet heavyweight who has fought here before will box Floyd Johnson four rounds in an American Legion smoker at San Francisco tonight.
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Floyd Johnson
American Legion
San Francisco
Diving meet scheduled by Olympic Club in San Francisco
The senior Pacific Coast Indoor diving championships are scheduled for September 14 by the Olympic Club of San Francisco. A note mentions Muslin from Mosul and calico from Calcutta as items in debate.
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India
Tribe Evens Series With the Leaders
Oakland fans urged the Seattle Indiana in a tense game with the Seals as the Northerners tied the series with a 1 to 1 score. Elmer Jacobs, Beattie’s star pitcher, left after being hit by a fastball from Jimmy OConnell. Ray Francis finished for Beattie.
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Tex Rickard seeks rule on timekeeper for Jersey City bout
New York reports Tex Rickard asks New Jersey boxing commission to allow the timekeeper to signal the seconds when a fighter is knocked down at the Johnny Wilson versus Bryan Downey title bout set for Labor Day in Jersey City. Wilson trains in New York while Downey works at a city gym. Panama Joe Gans and Mike Moe Teague meet in twelve. Johnny Buff faces Indian Russell in a ten round bout.
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Calgary and Yakima mull post season Class B series
Calgary, Western Canada title holder, pursues a four game series with Yakima if the Yaks win the P I league. The plan envisions four games in each city to decide the international class B title.
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Tendler to Box Friedman Rematch in September
Lew Tendler, famed Philadelphia lightweight, secures a rematch with Sailor Friedman of Chicago after a draw. The bout is set for September 12 in Quakertown, restoring Tendler’s campaign for a high profile clash with Benny Leonard in the past.
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Sailor Friedman
Chicago
Quakertown
Tigers and Standard Old Tie for First in City League
Six teams compete in the Ta coma City Baseball league. Teddy's Tigers and the Standard Old team are tied for first place with 11 wins in 16 starts, while the city league squad edges ahead of the P L league outfit.
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Pilot Joe Devine Sells Two Calgary Players for Reds
Joe Devine former Seattle semi pro pilot and Calgary club manager in Western Canada league earned the nickname David Harum. He sold pitchers Karl Schnell and John Gilleaple to the Cincinnati Reds recently for 5000 dollars each.
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No Rules Made for Boy Soccer
The Star outlines plans for the junior division of the Star soccer league with age limits and possible weight rules to be set after the next meeting. Three senior teams and four junior squads have entered. any number may join. Entry requires applying to the sporting editor. there are no fees.
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Dorman Sent Home as Bids Plays Out
Charley Dorman the San Francisco catcher who is courted by the Chicago White Sox and Washington Nationals has been ordered sent home by Judge Landis until a ruling is made. Reports from Chicago say Washington has paid him for the remainder of the season.
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Munroe Undergoes Appendectomy in Los Angeles
Frankie Munroe a featherweight from Los Angeles underwent an appendicitis operation at Providence Hospital Thursday morning The surgery was performed by Dr Herzig and Munroe is reported to be doing nicely.
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Los Angeles
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Letter for Rinaldo Caccia on Editor Desk
A note from the sporting editor records a letter addressed to Rinaldo Caccia awaiting review. The brief suggests continued interest in Caccia’s athletic coverage and potential future inputs.
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Caccia
Rinaldo Caccia
Sporting
Bagshaw to Lead Washington Grid Fundamentals
Bagshaw strengthens University of Washington football program by emphasizing fundamentals. His Everett high school teams were renowned for tackling, blocking, ball carrying, and running well designed plays. He prefers straight football with limited trick plays to reduce fumbles and turnovers.
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Bagshaw
Everett High School
Everett
Ono
Washington
Seattle school principals vote on sports participation rule
Principals in Seattle decide today on a proposed rule for sports participation after last year s concerns about over participation and injuries. The plan affects prep athletes in football baseball track basketball and related events as discussed by coaches.
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