Giant Tackle Grimg Continues Speed Return on Coast
Long layoff slows many athletes but Bill Grimm returns to football in 1919 with the same speed that made him a Coast sensation. The 200 pound tackle shows fleet footwork in early practice and is expected to anchor Centralia’s line for U. S. S. Idaho. He briefly sidelined by a shoulder, but ready for Saturday’s start as the Coast season opens.
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Eligible Giants and Yankees Players Named for Series
York reports twenty five Giants players eligible for the series including McGraw men, with Nebbs Scott McQuillan Barnes Joannes Ryan Hill and several pitchers and infielders and outfielders listed. The Yankees eligibles include Bush Mays Hoyt Jones Shaw O Doull Murray Hoffman Devormer Pipp Ward Scott Dugan McNally Ruth Witt Elmer Smith Skinner Milan and others.
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Giants Negotiate For Bentley From Ortocles
Negotiations involve the New York Giants and the Ortocles with first baseman and pitcher Jack Bentley as the target. Baillie reportedly seeks a $100,000 price tag for the deal.
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Golf Play Well Under Way
Sulphur Springs W Va September 28 Miss Glenna Collett Providence eliminated Mrs Fred C Letts Jr Chicago in the initial match of the third round for the women national golf championship Collett won 3 2 earning the right to play in the semi finals Edith Cummings Chicago will meet Collett in the semi finals of the upper half by defeating Mrs Ronald Burstow Philadelphia 5 4 Miss Gavin England defeated Miss Alexa Stirling Atlanta and New York one up
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Giants Sell All Box Seats for World Series Games
New York Giants officials announced all box seats for the World Series games have been sold as of September 24. Grand stand seat applications are still being accepted.
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Bill Grimm Stars For Washington At Armistice Day Stadium
The Star camera captures Bill Grimm the 200 pound Washington tackle in action. He is expected to neutralize about three California linemen during the Armistice day affair at the stadium. If he stays healthy Grimm will dominate the Golden Bear line.
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Club billiards titles set for duels in St Louis and Philadelphia
Robert Layton will defend his three cushion title in a soon upcoming match with Bob Cannefax in St Louis, while Ralph Greenleaf will face Bennie Allen in a pocket billiard contest in Philadelphia within weeks. University of Toronto soccer plans a U S tour with a feature match against Prince on October 3. Don Haye has won the A A U mile running championship in succession. Will Ingram, a former Navy star, takes over as football coach at William and Mary as Lonestar Diets leaves due to illness. Jack Neville captures the California state golf championship for the fourth time, beating Robert Hunter 11 and 9.
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Ex-Tiger Star Returns Home From Bay City Stint
Spencer Harris, former Broad Street star, came home after a summer in the Michigan Ontario league with Bay City where he hit over .300. Recalled by the Philadelphia Athletics he spent a few days with the club before returning home. He added about 10 pounds and expects faster big league action next year. Tim McNamara, ex-Yardham pitcher, pitched the Braves to a 7 0 victory over Brooklyn.
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Seattle Golfers Lead Qualifying in State Amateur
Bon Stein of North End tops the Seattle area in the qualifying round for the state amateur championship with 159, eight strokes ahead of Clark Speirs of Englewood. Russell Smith of Portland and John Wall of Spokane follow. Beattie players Knudson Kellison Wilson Rovig McDermott and Kinnear also qualify.
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Ed Collins Picks Yanks Pitching To Win World Series
Keystone star Ed Collins lauds the New York pitching quintet as decisive in a potential World Series against the Giants. He singles out Joe Bush and Sam Jones as top contenders, notes right handers’ edge, and argues Baying Giants lack a guiding ace while the Yankees’ staff dominates.
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Taylor Is Problem in Prep Loop
Seattle high school football opens with Franklin star Taylor likely to play a bigger backfield role. Garfield visits Denny Field Friday as Franklin seeks another title under coach Derek Dare and teammates Speidel Dare and Hayward. Ballard Broadview and West Seattle Roosevelt games follow Saturday.
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Ring Notes From Tacoma Bouts and Local Results
Three victories and a draw by Seller Walters mark a busy night in the ring. Otto Wallace falls to Jack Josephs in Portland, ending his title chances. Hed Manning wins over Brewnie Villian and eyes action next week. Vic Feley vs Mallarine headlines Tacoma card with Stey versus Jones in the semi, while Jimmy Rivere is sidelined with a cut eye.
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Niehoff Leads Mobile Bears to Dixie Title
Mobile Bears defeat Fort Worth 4 2 in Fort Worth to win the sixth game and clinch the Dixie series four games to two. Bert Niehoff, former Los Angeles and Seattle star, captains Mobile to its first Dixie crown.
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Yanks Still Lead in Betting Odds
In New York on September 28 odds favor the Yankees to win the series at 7 to 6. The largest wager reported was 2700 dollars against 2000 on the American leaguers.
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Giants Hope to Halt American Leaguers in Nebs Stand
A hopeful note that the Giants may resist a strong American League assault in Nebraska. The writer believes the Yanks or Browns likely to prevail, with only Nebs offering a sliver of chance for a upset.
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Mays Enigma of the Year in Baseball Pitching
The piece contrasts Carl Mays and Wale Hoyt with last season’s Yankee pitching, noting Mays 27 wins and Hoyt 19 in 1921 and the 98 Yankee victories. It details current struggles, luck, Hoodoo worries, and the rise of Bush and Shawkey, praising the strength of the Yankee staff despite misfalls.
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Yesterday's Homers Highlight Phillies Braves Scores
Yesterday's box scores show Henline and Wrightstone each homering for the Phillies with drives at 14 and 15 respectively while Ford of the Braves connected for a solo shot.
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