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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1921

Page

2

Statz The Fastest Fly Cop In The Pr C Loop

An article on Anold Statz a Los Angeles outfielder praised as the fastest fly chaser in the Pacific Coast League this season. It notes his fielding bunts and steals, but criticizes his limited power on hits and grounders. It mentions he is slated to join the Cubs in spring and credits his early baseball foundations.

Anold Statz Los Angeles Pr. C Seattle Cubs Pacific Coast League San Francisco Portland Vernon Steedess Salt Lake Oakland Sacramento

Beattie Secures Double Victory Over Los Angeles

Beattie pitcher Elmer Jacobs led Seattle to a 2 0 win in the opener and Kenworthy earned a 3 2 victory in the nightcap. Jacobs held the Angels scoreless through 219 innings with seven hits allowed. Hughes wild in parts of the game. Kenworthy earned praise for his pitching and timely hitting, with Murphy, Niehoff, Lane, and Adams contributing in the run column. The Seals visit Tuesday as Seattle fights to stay in the race with Portland, Vernon, and Oakland all in play.

Wins Beattie Los Angeles Elmer Jacobs Jacobs Hughes Angels Seattle Murphy Kenworthy Niehoff Adams Iked Lane Angelas San Francisco Seals Portland Vernon Sacramento Oakland Balt Lake Frisco

Fragmentary sports roster and scores inprint

The text lists players and possible lineups including Datterton, Hughes, Soria, Stanage, Baldwin, Jacobe, Adame, plus Lyons, Dumeoviteh, Francia, Hrenton and Tobin. It mentions a second game and a scoring or dress number 107 POBUUG with unclear context.

Guilford Wins National Amateur Golf Title in St Louis

Guilford defeated Chicago's Bob Gardner in the national amateur golf finals at St Louis on Saturday. He won 7 and 6 after shooting 73 in the morning 18 holes and 34 in the back nine. His putting and driving were described as formidable throughout the match.

Jesse Guilford Boston Serge Gun Bob Gardner Chicago St. Louis Guilford

Cobb and Heilman Tie For Batting Lead In AL Race

Detroit fans follow Cobb and Heilman tied for the American League batting lead with .294 marks. Ruth sits third at .378 and Sisler fourth at .174. In the National League Hornsby tops with .405 while Fournier stands second at .349.

Jill TY Cobr Detroit Cobb Harry Hellman Ruth Sisler Rogers Hornsby Jack Fournier Los Angeles Hornsby

Registration for Star League Soccer Players Due

Soccer registration deadlines urged for Star League teams with details for senior and junior rosters. Managers must submit blanks to The Star by 6 pm Wednesday, listing names addresses and phone numbers. Junior rosters require birth dates. players 20 or older by October 2, 1921 become ineligible. Changes limited to first half of season with max 15 men. changes must be written to The Star naming replacements.

Anagers Star League Star

Yankees Extend Lead in Crucial Final Clash in Gotham

The Yankees hold a full game edge in the American League race as Ray Caldwell faltered for Cleveland in yesterday’s 21 107 loss. Carl Mays pitched well for New York, while Stanley Coveleski opposed Wait Hoyt in today’s rematch in New York.

New York Cleveland Gotham Yanks Indians Ray Caldwell Walter Mails Carl Mays Stanley Coveleski Wait Hoyt

P. N. A. Awards Set For Indoor National Meet

The Crystal Swimming Club of Seattle will host the Indoor FP N A meet next year after being awarded at the Frye hotel meeting. Awards include Outdoor track Multnomah A C Portland indoor track Tacoma YMCA handball Multnomah A C boxing Spokane AAC swimming and diving Victoria B C women s basketball if staged and more. Spokane s Purduck elected president and to attend the national AAU conference in Chicago November 15. Gonzaga University and the American Legion AAC of Spokane admitted to membership.

Pure Crystal Swimming Club Seattle Y. W Udge M’credie Portland Coast League Frank Patrick Vancouver B. C Portland Victoria Rose City Coast Loop Pease Bobby Rowe P. C Patrick

New York All Scholastic Harry Greve Enters Syra Uni Football

Harry Greve unanimous choice as Greater New York all scholastic half back enters University of Syracuse. NYU schedules first intersectional game with Trinity College Durham N Y in New York City November 19. Symcurr University football vs McGill Montreal International game November 6. Army vs Navy at Polo Grounds November 26 expected 50 000 spectators.

Harry Greve Greater New York University of Syra New York University Trinity College of Durham N. Y New York City Symcurr University McGill University of Montreal Laters Field Army Va. Navy Polo Grounds

Bears Not Off Very Strong. St Mary's Holds Wonder Grid Team

California beat St Marys 21 to 0 as the Golden Bears show overconfidence may hinder a strong season. Colgate tied St Bonaventure 7 to 7 and Northwestern lost 7 to 0 to Beloit.

St. Mary’s Wonder Grid Bears St. Mary's California Pesky Sprott Cort Majors

Reduction in Shell Prices Boosts Trapshooting Interest

Local trapshooters expect a 1922 season lift if Eastern manufacturers cut shell prices during winter. Wartime levels have driven shooters away for two years. A tax cut on guns and ammunition by the senate finance committee is sought to spur attendance at tournaments and ease sport costs.

Senate Finance Committee

Private dancing lessons all day at Piright's

An advertisement notes all day private dancing lessons available at Piright's located at 1604 4th Street at the corner of Pine.

Piright’s 1604

Fans to Pick All Star P C Team P C Hockey Plan

The Star launches a Coast league all star selection starting next Monday with fans choosing seven regulars two catchers five pitchers two utility men and a manager. The top letter wins 10 dollars. Letters due by October 15 at 6 pm with name and address.

Allstar

Moguls of Swat Play Big Roles in 1921 Series

Ruth and the Meusel brothers lead a crowd of power hitters as the 1921 World Series race looms. Gardner Baker Smith Kelly Ruth, the Menzel brothers, and others aim to smash homerun records set by Baker Hooper and Clarke. The season promises deep slugging and dramatic long balls as teams prepare for the big series.

Ruth Meusel Brothers Kelly, Gardner, Baker Smith Asmackers B. B State of Yexteryear Clarke Pirates Marty Hooper Red Sox Larry Gardner The Indiana Dougherty Pirates Boston Aerica Babe Ruth Menzel Brothers Bob and Emil Yanks Gianta Elmer Smith George Kelly Bank Baker Indians Larry Maryland Farmer

Star Swimming Prizes Ready for Mile Winners and Placers

Medals for all winners and for the first three in the mile are ready at The Star. Tibbons for second and third in other events are available. Swimmers may claim prizes by calling The Star or mailing details via telephone.

Intercity golf circuit proposed with top players eyed

An intercity golf league is proposed featuring teams from Chicago St Leonia Cleveland Detroit Philadelphia New York Howton Pittsburg Atlante and New Orleans. Wille Hunter British amateur champion and Joseph Kirkwood Australian title holder may relocate to the US within four years.

Chicago St. Leonia Cleveland Detroit Philadelphia New York Howton Pittsburg Atlante New Orleans Wille Hunter Joseph &. Kirkwood

Davis Faces Tough Test in Davis McCarthy Bout at Pavilion

RAVIE DAVIS is challenged by veteran Johnny McCarthy in Seattle tomorrow night after a shaky showing against Frankie Rogers. McCarthy is a durable opponent who can withstand and deliver punches, making a KO unlikely for Davis. Davis arrives from Everett Tuesday for Clay Hite's Pavilion show.

Ravie Davis Coant Johnny McCarthy San Francisco Frankie Rogers Davis Rogers Seattle McCarthy K. O Fighting Harp Everett Clay Hite Pavilion

Searle Wins Gun Trophy at Fort Lawton Shootoff

Robi Searle won the Frank Raynor Memorial trophy after a shootoff with F L Standard and A Schwanger at Fort Lawton yesterday. The shooters led during the regular event with 45 of 60, though a high wind affected the accuracy.

F. L. Standard A. Schwanger Robi. Searle Frank Raynor Fort Lawton

Five Teams Open Telephone Bowling League at Ideal Alleys

Five teams will begin the Telephone Bowling league schedule with opening games at the Ideal alleys on October 3. Matches kick off a season of league play featuring local bowlers and club teams competing for top honors.

Telephone Bowling League

Fort Worth Clinches Title Bid With Memphis Victory

Fort Worth beat Memphis 15 to 4 to move within one win of the Inxie championship in the Texas league race. The club holds three wins and one loss, aiming to seal the title after defeating Little Rock in 1920 for the Southern crown.

Memphis Fort Worth Club Inxie Fort Worth Little Rock

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Statz Bennie Bil Kenworthy Francis Ray McCauley Crawford Angela McCabe Brenton Baldwin Killefer Bren Patterson Harrigan Bill Kenworthy Duke Fuzzy Wuzzy Rug Co Capitol Mr ‘al Couch Yelte Coleman Pillette Baker Ban Franciscos Gilenwater Lewis Agnew Jetgere Theese Leverens Ana Mitchell Jenkins Kuna American League Caer Washington Seenere Toston New York Onset Maite Ana Nell Vormer Shinagit Mays Sehang Cole Harding Woedal Yaehary Gharrity Laagur York Savearecees Peer Behewene Rattertes Douglas Sigeens Jiames Sherdell Clemone Brooklyn Cinetamati Milius Cobb and Heilman Jim Regan Vesper Beat Club Holy Cross College Rex Wray University of Pennsylvania Tune Puget Sound Power & Light Company Puget Sound Dexter Horton Puget Sound Power and Light Company Tacoma Bellingham University of California St. Mary's College Herkeley Cal Fidence Washington State College Oregon Stanford Colgate Northwestern St. Bonaventura Beloit Willa Marion Swat BY Roy Grove Frank Baker Neollywood Golf Club Deal Ceeil Laiteh D. Dean Axmoore Country Club Grays Marber Country Club Todd Tantoer Waverley Country Club Mrs. Thomas Cushing Claremont Country Club California Golf Club Prank Sweeney Spokane George Martin Walla Wella Washfelfer la Grande Compitton Pine Street Government Paints Lowes Mike Cohen Terry and Boren Aves Welter Searle Southampt Oropesa Ordina Orbita Hamburg Cherbourg ROY L Mail Steam Packet Co Rainier Havana I. Lewis Cigar Mrcturing CO Saint Independent Cigar Factory Bourg 4&2 NEW, Inc Third Ave Wash Us Capitol Washington Title Insurance Company Western Washington Chas. Lenfesty Bradley Furniture Co Pine St Fair Association Western Washington Fair Association Knights OF Columbus Marion St Phone East
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