Washington Huskies End Positions For Coast Season
Coach Enoch Bagshaw drills ends as Washington prepares for a long coast season. Thirty seven men reported for first practice at Denny Field with Graves guiding linemen and Bagshaw focusing on backfield and ends. candidates include Abe Wilson Al Gustafson Johnny Cole Joe Livengood and others as aim to form a strong forward line against Washington’s foes.
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Bagshaw
Denny Field
Tubby” Graves
Leo H. Lassen Rom
Washington
Enoch Bagshaw
Bob Ingram
Bill Grimm
Ed Kuehn
Jimmy Bryan
Chalmers Walters
Everett High School
al Gustafson
Italy
Enoch Bagehaw
Tubby
Graves
University of Washington
Leo Zeil
No East West Game for Washington This Year
Washington will not play an interconference game this year unless they win the Coast Conference football title. Athletic manager Darwin Meisnest says a Washington team may go East in a season or two, but the current season hinges on securing the Coast title.
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Washington
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Darwin Meisnest
Meisnest
Woods Vows Fire In Tacoma Smoker Showdown
Big Woods battles Blackie Elting of Tacoma in a Tuesday smoker at the Arena as Seattle boxers again crowd the card. Sailor Walters fights Young O Dowd in the semi windup while Frankie Green meets Sammy Friar in a Bantamweight clash and Dode Burkhart opens against Sailor Hagen. Jack Josephs trains for the main event with Bob Harper at Austin Salt's gym, both preparing for their return engagement.
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Ike Tennyson
Brook
Soldier Woods
Wild Man
Arena
Blackie Elting
Tacoma
Woods
Seattle Mitt
Sailor Walters
Walters
Young O'Dowd
Kid Johnston
Olympia
Sailor Martinez
Sailor Hagen
Dode Burkhart
Jack Josephs
Bob Harper
Austin & Salt
Harper
Unclear Baseball Card Fragment From Al League Box
Fragmentary record shows batteries Mays Sehang Blankenship Schalk and Johnson Picinich Meacower ONeill. Mentions Washington with unclear scores and players. text garbled and partial, limiting definitive game details or dates.
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Verdesvercesescves
Mays
Sehang
T. Blankenship
Schalk
Washington
Clinton Draws In Sacco Go Portland
Johnny Clinton and Jimmy Sacco fought 10 rounds in Portland, a draw ruled by referee Gruman amid crowd boos. Clinton earned the nickname Clinching Johnny after mostly clinching and avoiding Sacco's rushes in a night of rough exchanges. Eddie Richards stopped Jack Dillon in the second round. Ray Showers lost to Chuck Helman as the verdict went against him.
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Portland
Johnny Clinton
Jimmy Sacco
Gruman
Sacco
Clinton
Johnny
Ringsiders
New York
Riley's Team Captures Three-I League Pennant
Terre Haute's squad, featuring Seattle hockey star Jim Riley, clinched the Three-I league title this week. The victory secures the pennant for Riley's team as the season concludes.
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Terre Haute
Jim Riley
Seattle Hockey Star
Thirty seven Fellows Turn Out on Friday
Thirty seven men answered the first Washington grid call Friday. The turnout included moleskin aspirants such as Leslie Sherman Abe Wilson John Wilson Cliff Langhorne Bill Beck Ray Hil John Cole Hank Haynes Doug Kirk John Lillis Kingley Du Hois Howard McCreary Wendell Turner Vernon Bellman Joe Livengood Bob Ingram Lloyd McInroe Wayne Hall Nicholas Culliman Jim Harme Walter Dailey G W Greene Roy Sievers Leo Ziel Emil Gustafson Jim My Bryan Fred Westrom J E B Hay N N Ruetenek Norman Tingling Charles Smith Roy Purie Paul Harper Teddo Andett Ed Kuehn Gene Erbaneck George Holbrook Bill Grimm Wayne Hanley and Chalmers Walters.
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Washington
Leslie Sherman
Abe Wilson
John Wilson
Cliff Langhorne
Bill Beck
Ray Hil
John Cole
Hank Haynes
Doug Kirk
John Lillis
Kingley du Hois
Howard McCreary
Wendell Turner
Vernon Bellman
Joe Livengood
Bob Ingram
Lloyd Mclnroe
Wayne Hall
Nicholas Culliman
Jim Harme
Walter Dailey
G.W. Greene
Roy Sievers
Leo Ziel
Emil Gustafson
Jimmy Bryan
Fred Westrom
J. E B. Hay
N. N. Ruetenek
Norman Tingling
Charles Smith
Roy Purie
Paul Harper
Tedo Andett
Ed Kuehn
Gene Erbaneck
George Holbrook
Bill Grimm
Wayne Hanley
Chalmers Walters
Washington Huskies Open Autumn Practice Under New Coach
Tubby Graves leads first tutorials for freshmen with focus on stance and both offense and defense tricks. Capt. Bob Ingram and Tony Savage shown strong. Ray Eckmann may take over yearlings as college opens. Johnny Wilson and Elbert Harper compete for backfield and fullback spots as Heck Edmundson resumes training duties.
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Graves
Bob Ingram
Tony Savage
Te Ff
Ray Eckmann
Eckmann
Baggy
Giants Extend Lead as Several Teams Rally in Rough Night
Baseball results show the Giants winning 7 to 6 over the Cubs and expanding their NL lead to six games while the White Sox and Browns won, narrowing the AL pennant gap. Meusel homered for the Yankees’ lone run against Blankenship. Marquard and other pitchers left rivals scoreless in key late innings.
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Yanks
White Sox
Browns
Red Sox
Piraves
Pirates
Giants
Meusel
Ted Blankenship
Coach Edmundson Opens Cross Country Practice Soon
Coach Heck Edmundson will call out the cross country squad for their first practice as the college opens at Washington in October. John Minor, last year’s champion, cannot attend due to school term constraints.
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Heck Edmundson
Washington
John Minor
Shuterout Handed to L. A. by Inky Schorr
Inky Schorr pitched a 3 0 shutout for the Redskins against Los Angeles. The game featured a second inning burst and a fifth inning score as Washington built the lead. the Angels threatened in the eighth but Daly’s flyout ended the game.
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Inky Schorr
Los Angeles
Schorr
George Lyons
Redskins
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Ealt
Crane
Grigge
Angels
Lane
Lyfe
Orr
Preond
Griggs
Rego
Daly
Pyare Carroll
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Suns
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Lyons
Boore
Los Angeles Conven
Beattie
Tang
Rane
Lyone
Lyona
Wistersil
Behorr
Deal
Carroll
Tumpf
Seborr
McCabe
Uriggn
Spencer
Ego
Casey
Byron
Molla Mallory Retains Middle States Women’s Title
Philadelphia Sept 16 Mrs Molla Mallory today retained the Middle States women’s championship by defeating Mrs Marion Z Jessup 6 1 6 1 in the final at the Philadelphia Cricket Club She also held the national title and yesterday won the national girls title after defeating Helen Wills and Helen Hooker with partners Louise Goodman and Betty Huleary winning the girls doubles.
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Philadelphia
Molla Mallory
Tlea
Marion Z. Jessup
Philadelphia Cricket Club
Helen Wills
California
Helen Hooker
New York
Louise Goodman
Betty Huleary
Crumb Works in Log Camp During Offseason
Joe Crumb, captain elect of the Washington wrestling team, is working in a logging camp again and will return to school in October, according to Jimmy Arbuthnot, coach of the squad. Mat practice won’t start until after the football season.
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Heck Edmundson
Joe Crumb
Washington
Jimmy Arbuthnot
Tack Barry's Marvelous 1914 World Series Fielding Play
In the 1914 World Series, Tack Barry of the Philadelphia Athletics made a legendary bare handed catch near the foul line to save an early inning as Eddie Plank and Bill James pitched for the A’s against the Braves. The Braves won 1 to 0.
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Giants
Cubs
Hill
Rube Marquard
Pirates
Braves
Philadelphia Athletic
Eddie Plank
Bill James
Barry
American Leads National Loop in Homer Lists
The report names Lee, Phils. and Henline, Phils. among leaders, with Rousch of the Reds also scoring. The league total stands at 40 points.
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Homer
Big series in Missouri under way
In St Louis on September 16 the Browns face the Yankees at Sportsman’s Park with Urban Shocker opposing Bob Shawkey. A massive crowd was expected as the pennant race hinged on this series. George Sisler’s shoulder showed improvement and he planned to play first base. Scalpers priced tickets from five to fifteen dollars amid bright cool conditions.
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Bob Shawkey
Yankees
Urban Shocker
Browns
St. Louis
Yanks
Chicago
Miller Huggins
Shawkey
Lee Fohl
Shocker
George Sister
Sportaman’s Park
Tribe to Go on Last Trip
The Indians head out tomorrow for their final road swing of the season itinerary includes Salt Lake City and Los Angeles to face Vernon. Return to host Sacramento and Salt Lake before season end with Los Angeles at Frisco and Oakland visiting Vernon while Portland travels to Sacramento.
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Lew
Salt Lake Lab
Oakland
Man Pranciece
Portland
Uu Matteries
Jenkine, Krause and
Indians
Salt Lake
Los Angeles
Vernon
Sacramento
Frisco
Dick Frayn Replaces Center on Varsity Team
Coach Edmundson leans on Dick Frayn former Broadway prep and City league standout to fill the center berth vacated by Heinie Seilk for the varsity basketball squad.
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Edmundson
Dick Frayn
Broadway Prep
Heinie Seilk
Rube Oldring Returns to Richmond for Next Season
Former Seattle outfielder Rube Oldring signs to lead the Richmond Virginia league team again next season.
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Rube Oldring
Seattle
Richmond
Tilden and Johnston Vying For Major Cup Title
In Philadelphia the William Tilden and Williamston match decides who keeps the big trophy. Johnston faces Vincent Richards after yesterday's wins, while Tilden defeated Gerald Patterson in three sets.
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Philadelphia
Johnston
Vincent Richards
Tilden
Gerald Patterson
Changes Planned for Kaerlington Golf Course in 1923
The 1923 season will bring major renovations to Kaerlington Golf Club nine holes along the Black River. Holes 2 and 3 gain distance by reshaping, with No. 2 at about 100 yards longer and No. 3 by 135 yards. No. 7 will receive a new green, No. 8 a facelift, and minor tweaks planned for holes 4 and 9.
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Kaerlington
Black River
Karligton
Star Swimming Meet Prize Distribution Next Week
Prizes and ribbons for The Star Swimming meet will be ready for distribution next week. Edals for winners across events and for second and third in the mile will be available Thursday morning. Ribbons for other events arrive Tuesday, and challenge cups for mile winners will also be ready Tuesday.
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Star
Dixie Series Opens Sunday in Fort Worth
In Fort Worth Texas on September 16 Mobile and Fort Worth clash as the Dixie series opens with three games here before moving to Mobile for three and returning to Fort Worth for any necessary additional games to complete a nine game set.
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Fort Worth
Texas
Mobile
National League Scorecard Shows Chicago at New York
The record notes a Chicago at New York game in the National League with players Osborne Steslends O Farrell Hill Beott and Snyder listed for batteries.
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New York
Osborne
Steslends
O'Farrell
Hill
Sveveee
Pliiteburg
St. Louis
Prooklyn Sens
Philadelphia
Endocens
Lee Laute Seeuee
Sears
Sell
Doak Sherdel
Clemons
Weinert
Henline
R. Cincinnati
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