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Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Sep 13, 1922

Page

2

Portland Turns Down Offer for Sam Hale

In a humorous recounting, Tex Wisterzil tells how Donnie Wilie, furious over an out count misunderstanding, threw a ball from center field causing Indian runners to score before he could relay it. The tale recalls a famed miscue during a Oakland at Portland game, highlighting Wilie's temper and the crowd's reaction.

Tex Wisterzil Leo H. Lassen Oakland Donnie Wilie Indians Wilie Donnie Bobby Barrett K. C Oakland Duffy Philadelphia Barrett Lew Tendler Charley White Sia Canada Jimmy Duffy

Oaks to Clean House in Oakland Before 1923 Season

Oakland rumored to trade four pitchers Donnie Willie Jack Knight Don Brown and Harry Krause as manager Howard plans a major roster reshuffle. Brown remains a promising young talent while the club eyes a deal with a big league club to acquire Buzz Arlett to bolster the staff.

Oakland Donnie Wilie Jack Knight Don Brown Harry Krause Brown Howard Oaks Buzz Arlett

Benjamin Poised for Sacco Test in Portland Ring Night

Joe Benjamin delves into a pivotal bout with Jimmy Sacco in Portland after quick wins over Eddie Mahoney in Vernon and a rising profile against welterweights. Tacoma and Seattle card previews mention Frightened Frank Farmer Tom King and other Northwest fighters as the season opens.

Joe Benjamin Jimmy Sacco Boston Flash Portland Benjamin Eddie Mahoney Vernon Cal Mahoney Joe Sacco Bax Seattle Tacoma Frank Farmer Tom King King Joe Eagan Farmer Mike Ballarino Camp Lewis Sammy Gordon

Open Today Puty League Opens Season with Eight Matches

Open today Puty League bowlers prepare for opening clashes Thursday at various alleys. Matches include Hansons Cafe versus Lindgrens Foot Fitters at Elks alleys and Power and Light versus Howey Tatum at Ideal alleys. Handicap raised to 195 to balance City league squads.

Hanson Lindgren Foot Fitters Elks’ Alleys Roth & Cook Boston Cafe Orpheum Eckhart Cigar Hatton Oliver Power & Light Howey Tatum Ideal Alleys Hoo Hoos E. N. Brooks Produce Market Sterling Tobacco Co

Hurlers Harrison Sullivan Sold in Giants Deal

Pitchers Harrison and Sullivan, recently obtained by Portland, are said to have been sent to the New York Giants as an advance payment for George Walberg, the young southpaw sold to Gotham last week.

Harrison and Sullivan Portland New York Giants George Walberg Gotham Club Klepper David Harum Rube Walberg Walberg Giants Hale Altho Hale

A Great Day Was Tuesday In Baseball

After a troubled night and a fitful nap I recount a chaotic Seattle Los Angeles baseball day. Wally Hood and Ad Schacht figure notably as crowds react to hits and frantic scoring, with Matt Starwich and Warren among the vote tallies and a moonlit arena scene described in a fevered postgame chronicle.

Leo H. Lassen Seattle Metropolie Wally Hood Ad Schacht Don Mc.Coy Kid Magen Kammy Crane Los Angeles Dan Salt Matt Starwich

Rego Steps Up as Angel Catcher in Pennant Pursuit

In a pennant rush move, Tony Rego, a 24 year old 5 foot 4 inch 140 pound catcher from Los Angeles sandlots, replaces injured regulars for the Celestials. He has led George Lyons to six straight wins, contributed a .300 batting mark, and impressed in Seattle and Portland games.

Los Angeles Art Griggs Angel Red” Killefer Red Tom Daly Red Baldwin Daly Baldwin Angels Killefer Tony Rego Rego Los Angeles Sandlots Celestials George Lyons Seattle Portland

Loss of Sisler May Cost Browns the A. L. Pennant

Henry L. Farrell reports that an injury to George Sisler could hollow the St. Louis Browns chances in the American League pennant race. Sisler’s absence would hit the Browns at bat and on the base paths, shifting reliance to Jacobson who struggles at first base. Pitching depth, especially with Shocker and Pruett limited, could decide the outcome as the Yankees hold 17 games remaining to the Browns 15.

Henry L. Farrell York George Sisler St. Louis Browns Sisler Browns Aby Doll” Jacobson Fohl Baya Pruett Yanks

Big Ten Officials Meet in Chicago for Rules Session

Eastern grid officials gathered in Chicago for their annual rules interpretation meeting. Most changes are minor though several expected to spark discussion during the session.

Chicago

Red Killefer bids for Beaver star amid Portland moves

Portland Beavers reject a 40000 bid from Red Killefer for Sammy Hale, a top minor league slugger. Hale returns from injury to hit well as trades loom. Walberg sold to the Giants for cash and six players. Rowdy Elliott faces suspension and Tub Spencer plans retirement from pro baseball.

Leo H. Lassen Hecks Portland Beavers Sammy Hale The Beavers Red” Killefer Pacific Chicago Cubs Killefer Gus Moser Portland Bill Klepper

Yankee Prospect Team Strength Seen For Next Season

The Yankees hold a deep pool of young players, with Vernon club talent forming the core. Pitcher Harrison, acquired from the Giants via the Walberg deal, shows Portland form and promise. Spencer Adams is a hopeful but inexperienced prospect facing a batting and fielding slump, and Seattle fans recall Willie Kamm’s early struggles. Adams may need rest if Bill Orr returns.

Yanks Vernon Yankee Spencer Adams Seattle Willie Kamm Adams Bill Orr

Adams Sidelined With Broken Finger After Riot

Jack Adams suffers a broken finger on his throwing hand after a riot in Los Angeles. Frank Tobin will handle most receiving duties as Tub Spencer also struggles with finger injuries.

Jack Adams Los Angeles Frank Tobin Spencer

Bill Klepper Encounters Judge Landis Over Kenworth

Fragmented report notes Bill Klepper visiting Chicago to discuss Bill Kenworth with Judge Landis. Hanford media figures also mentioned. The judge reportedly refused verbal talks and asked for a written statement. Kenworthy is described as a free agent in the Vi league facing unspecified rivals.

Bill Klepper Chicago Judge Landis Bill Kenworth Hanford Bill Aitho Kenworthy Landisx

Seattle Signs North Youths Scout Team at Local Park

Veteran scout George Engel prepares a group of North youngsters for a workout session at a local park next week ahead of a road trip.

George Engel Seattle

Worst Seattle baseball game ends in ten innings

Los Angeles defeated Seattle 19 to 13 after ten innings at Rainier Valley. Elmer Jacobs started for Seattle and walked off after a seven-run fourth. Seattle led 12 to 10 before LA surged again. Home runs and errors marked a high-scoring, chaotic-Pacific-Northwest showdown with multiple pitchers used.

Los Angeles Seattle Rainier Valley Diamond Emporium Elmer Jacobs Bob Wallace Indians Spencer Carreil McCabeth Griggs Ee ‘Twombly Rf Baldwin Lindsmoore Beek Wallace Daly Teeee Douglas McQuaid Beattie Lane Esbeceace Barney Hood Widred Wintersil Crane Adama Jacobs Tobin Dixon Burger

Wells Laid Up With Knee Injury

Doc Wells, physical instructor at the Y M C A, is hobbling in on crutches after being treated for a knee injury. He is recovering from floating cartilage on the knee.

Wells

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