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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Sep 08, 1922

Page

9

Cobb’s speed on bases thrills Seattle Star readers

In a reminiscence adapted from Tee Play by Vean Gregg, the tale recalls Ty Cobb’s legendary base running. It recounts Cobb scoring from first on an infield out in Cleveland, with Kahler pitching for the Cleveland team and the plate slide that stunned the crowd.

Ivean Gregg Tyrus Cobb Vean Gregg Leo H. Lassen Cobb Detroit Star Cleveland Kahler

National Tennis Meet Opens At Germantown Cricket Club

Philadelphia Sept 8 The world's top players from Australia Spain Japan and the United States begin the American singles championship at the Germantown Cricket Club. Title holder William Tilden defends against likely semifinalist Gerald Patterson as Manuel Alonzo and Zenzo Shimidzu represent Spain and Japan.

Philadelphia Australia Spain Japan Germantown Cricket Club William T. Tilden Gerald Patterson Wimbledon Manuel Alonzo Zenzo Shimidzu

Seals Rally Past Indians in Ninth Inning Surge

In a dramatic ninth inning, Seals overran the Indians to win by a large comeback. Kilduff and Yelle sparked the rally with decisive hits as Gregg yielded in the late surge. O'Connell, Rhyne, and Eldred figures paced the late scoring while Seattle battled back to tie in the sixth.

A A U Carnival Opens as Americans Enter

Henry L. Farrell reports the three day A A U track carnival at Marting N J begins with most of the 1920 Olympic medalists and speed king Charley Paddock among entrants. The event draws a vast field to decide junior and senior national titles as New York Athletic Club challenges defending champions Los Angeles A C with Chicago Illinois Athletic Club leading Western contenders.

Henry L. Farrell Jewark N. J Charley Paddock New York Athletic Club Los Angeles A. C Illinois Athletic Club of Chicago Chicago Brook Club Philadelnd Boston A A

Reds beat Cards in 19 innings to seize third place

In a two hour game McGrew and Heardon worked as umpires as the Reds topped the Cards 19 to 6. A long 19th inning saw Yaryan homer for the White Sox in a separate note while Orr Barney Yelle and Ellison drove in key runs.

J. Adame Inotnases OLEC Greee Jacobs Scott Gregg Jacobse Seott Jacob Rune Greag Reds Cards Yaryan Boz Indians

Mascot of Browns Is Sensation

Joe Ryan a 14 year old Terre Haute native is featured as the St. Louis Browns mascot. He plays second and first, fields grounders, throws with precision, and catches in the outfield with Speaker like judgment. Fans applaud his antics but he aims to be a big league player after school.

Boy of Nick Altrock Nick Joe Ryan Terre Haute Ind St. Louis Browns Joe Tris Speaker Browns

New Amateur Golfing King For America

Four stars reach the semi finals of the national amateur championship at Rookline Mass. Bobby Jones faces Jesse Sweetzer while Chick Evans meets Rudy Knepper. Cooler weather improves play as experts favor Jones over Sweetzer and Knepper over Evans.

Rookline Mass America Jesse Guilford Bobby” Jones Atlanta Jesse Sweetzer Chick” Evans Rudy Knepper Bobby Jones Bweetzer Knepper Evans

Davis And Clinton To Head Card In East Coast Fight

Davis and Clinton lead an upcoming boxing card with Eastern welterweights. Travis Davis and Johnny Clinton train at the promoters gym, Clinton boasts draws with Benny Leonard and a win over Lew Teacher, aiming for early conditioning.

Davis Clinton Travie Davis Austin Salt Johnny Clinton Everett Boy Benny Leonard Lew Teacher Gymnasaium

Prince Hal Chase Tragic Baseball Legend at Polo Grounds

Report chronicles Hal Chase amid Giants’ pennant chase and a street scene in Adair New York. It recalls his fielding brilliance and the public’s affection as a youth helps on a scoreboard, culminating with Chase seen in a cheap suit clutching a baseball.

Charley Hal Chase

Thinking and Tennis Make Tilden A Tennis Genius

Profile of William Tilden II, renowned as a tennis prodigy and future champion. Notes his Davis Cup links with Larned and Parke, Wimbledon success, and plan to defend the Davis Cup while coaching rising stars Vincent Richards and Sandy Weiner. Describes his philosophy: science over guesswork, accuracy then speed.

Wiliam T. Tilden Tilden Baila W. A. Larned J. C. Parke Germantown Cricket Club Philadelphia Wimbledon England Parke Bill Tilden William Johnston California Marvel Vincent Richards Big Bill Sandy Weiner Bill Richards Csn

Kilduff Shines at Second Base in Rainier Valley Contest

Pete Kilduff delivered a superb fielding display at second for the tourists at Rainier Valley Park, with a rare mental slip on a relay to Rhyme. Hood scored from third on Kilduff’s miscue. Archie Yelle and Rob Geary stood out offensively for Frisco as Beattie misfired on a double play opportunity.

Pete Kilduff Tourists Rainier Valley Park Seattle Hood Kilduff

Langford and Forbes Boxed To Six Round Draw In Olympia

Bert Forbes and Young Sam Langford battled six rounds in Olympia Washington with Langford pressing the action and Forbes countering. The draw followed an entertaining main event and Forbes earned a quick rematch offer against Archie Stoy for the Aberdeen ring season opener on September 18.

Olympia Wash Bert Forbes Sam Langford Langford Forbes Archie Stoy Aberdeen Jwet

Orr Faces Tough Task With Coast League All Stars

Billy Orr leads his Coast league All Star team to Hawaii this fall facing a hard assignment. The squad aims to win back fans after Gene Doyle’s controversial Japan visit and Honolulu stop, which hurt baseball’s image. Orr expects word soon on trip arrangements and hopes strong play will restore support.

Billy Orm Hawaiian Islands Gene Doyle Los Angeles Japan Honolulu Charley Graham San Francisco Doyle Don Rader Portland Ty Cobb Graham Orr Orient Jens Willard California

Meusel Sparked Giants Rally in 13-? Victory

Meusel hit a homer and a triple while Young gathered four singles, powering the New York Giants to a 13 run win over the Philadelphia Phillies.

Meusel Young Giants Phils

Star Field in A A U 1922 Meet

The National A A U championships open in Newark as star sprinters contest the 100 yard and related sprints. Five runners clock under 60 seconds in the quarter and threaten a close finish led by Jake Driscoll Allen Woodring Billy Stevenson Larry Brown and Schiller. Paddock misses from the sprints but Leconey could challenge for the crown.

Ewark N. J Jake Driscoll Boston A. A Allen Woodring Meadowbrook Club Billy Stevenson Princeton Larry Brown Penn Schiller Los Angeles A. C Paddock Leconey McAllister Murchison Jones Farrell Paulin Hays

Pilot Eric Erb Eyes Sore Sight With California Football

California star Eric Erb, famed as a football field general and key passer, may miss the season due to granulated lids and heavy glasses after eye trouble in France and spring baseball. Billy Orr, Seattle shortstop and friend, cites Erb’s poor optics complicating his return to football. Lefty Cooper earned a win in the Firstes’ six-run set.

Erb Billy Orr Seattle California Orr O. K

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