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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-31
The BEST BAefBAll Story I EVER HEARD

that he had declared the runner out
and safe. The crowd then took up
the affair and started 10 make
things unpleasant for German.
About this time tho official took IA
on the run. beating tho crowd to
safety By . good margin.
After reaching hls hosei German
telephoned tho ball park, rot the
manager of the home team on the
phone. and Informed him that he
had called the runner out. aud that
the run didn't score.
! am surs this IL the only case on
record where the umpire teiephoned
his dscislon. And II stood. The
contest was declared tie. and
played over.
A now umpire worked In the al.
tcrnoon game.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-31
w. A. c. SQUAD OFF FOR
PORTLAND FOR GRID FRAY

Manager Tom Mcdonald. Of the
Washington A. c. football team.
left last night for Portland 10 look
over the grounds and 10 arrange
quarters for his team. which viii
leave Seattle on special car this
afternoon for the scene of tho fray
with tho Multnomah team. The
squad will DO i6 strong. and the
boys will be accompanied by a
bunch OF Seattle rootcrs.
Their defeat at tho hands Of the
Multnomah team In Seattle on De.
ccmber 81 Ia rambling In the
bosoms Of the w. A. c. men. They
figured that they got the short end
OF the decisions on that occasion.
and In addition to that there was
much dissatisfaction with the way
Johnny Bender conducted the plays
OF the game. Tho w. A. c. men
figure that with these considcra-
tions aside In tomorrow's contest.
they should get away with the
bacon II Portland. and thereby put
. crimp In the long winning streak
OF the Multnomah outfit.
kue w HEntu<ton team u IN HooH
shape physically. and every man Is
on edge 10 get In and tear up the
Multnomah formation In revenge
for similar treatment here couple
Of weeks ago. Contrary TO reports
that Johnny Bender would not play
again with the w. A. c.. he win
be on deck In his usual position at
Portland.
The w. A. C. team VII line up
rs followss
Bibble. left end; Grimm. left
tackle: McCrec. left guard: Beck.
center: Samples, right guard; FAX
ins. right tackle: Bliss. right end:
Bender, quarter: Harrigan. left
half. Hauser. fnllback. and Dor-
leske. right half. Cox and narkley
will 20 ns substitute backfield men.
while Reed viii be sub-quarter.
Ogilyie and Finn win be substitutes
for the line positions.
Victor Place will accompany the
squad and act ms one % the Of
ficials. and DIR. Palmer will go along
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-31

LOS ANGELES. Cal. Dec 3l.--With the fight at Yer
non Ca decide who shall defend tho worlds heavyweight
title close at hand followers OF boxing trying 10 figure
the form" the giants and finding IL rather hard
job There comparative dope" the men, and the
picking OF the winner therefore Is less iesswo
That the majority will string with Pazer highly prob
able despite McCartys impressive showing against Jim
Flynn and Al Kaufman. Palxcr Is the bigger and is
credited with terrific punch MeCarsy. while pigmy.
does have developed the knockout wal
op that heavyweight champion should have lie is cred
tied with Knockout Kaufman. but Al his feet
when the award made against him McCary also bat
tered Flynn for 10 rounds bur the fireman when
the fight stopped. The ordinary fan regular
champion 10 show regular punch and this McCay has
done agans, the good He has knocked number OF
ssifs in short order but OF the class OF Paxer AL
Kaufman who has met both being knocked by each
and therefore in position know what he is talking
about believes Paxer is the better Kaufman says Pal
is the strongest the ring take punch that
would almost kill ordinary boxer fast and game and
fairly clever
The temper OF the betor avors Paxer. and whatever
form" il available he figures 10 win
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-31

"The Greatest Pitcher IN Anrriea."
Being resident of Kansas. ~ L.
natural that the funniest baseball
tale | ever heard should have Its
setting In that state.
The incident dates back sevcn or
eight years. and an umpire played
tho leading role. I wasn't q big
Isaxuer when the stunt was pulled.
and didn't appreciate the affair ~
do now.
~. Independence and Parsons wcrc
playing. Two games were played
on the Fourth OF July. tn the latter
city. The umpire In tho morning
game was German. Around him
centercd the trouble Of tho morn
Ing.
That German didn't like the way
tho fans treated him was proved
when be didn't show up for the
afternoon game. am told he never
held an Indicator In another game.
his lone experience causing him to
lose any love he might have had for
tho job.
At the end Of the ninth tho score
was . tic. and the crowd was
wrought up over the extra inning.
Neither club scored In the 10th. In
tho first OF tho 18th Independence
got a man MS far as third, with two
down. and the next batter hit ball
to deep short
The umpire's first impression. as
we'll as decision, was that ths bat
ter was safe, and that Independence
had put over the run that looked
big enough to win the game.
Tho captain and manager of the
home team, seeing that the umpire
had waved the batter safe. made a
rush for the official. All tho Par
sons players followed. About this
time Umpire German was thinking
how much pleasanter II would be
back with the old folks. Seeing the
home athletes on the rush. he pro
claimed the batter out.
The home team halted. but indie
pence took up the charge. In a min
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-31
BEAVERS LIKELY TO
TRAIN AT FRESNO

by United Press Leased Wire
PORTLAND. Dec. 3i.--Despite
the fact that he had unofficlally an
nounced Fresno as the spring train
ing grounds for his charges. Man.
ager Walter McCrcdie of the Beav-
ers Is today undecided regarding
the final selection of his training
quarters.
Since announcing that he would
put Fresno on the baseball map.
McCredie has been flooded with Of
fers from other towns. offering him
everything from suburban lots TO
the city square for his men to
prance In.
Visalia. Coalinga. Tulare and Por.
terville arc In the running es-
pecially strong.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-31
A SQUARE DEAL
IN DENTISTRY
What The Success Of I d.
list Depeads o.
~ EDWIN >. BROWN.
fiS Tirus Ave. unssn Dls>nL

officss In the Onion block, us INA
ave. ON July rs. 1901. there vs{e
not more than three dentists q
Seattle who did not say that Brey9
would not Last three months H.
fake advertising effi h.s s nss,,1s
In order 20 decoy the public y the1l
cobble shops to be skinned. pulls
and drilled (for their money!
The more honest and better eie0
of Dental practitioners ocneenoel
that high class dental work coutl
not be dots for the prizes !
eharsed.~ and they we're eor ,ros.s q
work to do. The rule rad bssh foe
the advertising dentists TO 50 hfteE
their patients Ike q fox after ch1cS'
ems (be smart and get the monsyk
GIVING A SQUARE DEAL FAN
made up my mind 20 i've
Seattle the remainder Of my Ire -
do my best. so that 1 could ioe
every person in the face--frfend ~
foe alike. I knew I was net CT
smart AZ some dentists. ana !
not figure only on making money.
and could not understaAd 10
and cannot understand now how :
dentist could be successful unle9
gave everybody O square ceeA =
knew that hundreds OF pecpsx
wanted dental work who could ~
pay high prices. and they nesE
would come back unless theS -
good work and a square deal.
THE SECRET OF MI succnsA
I attended to my own business
My prices were and are right ~
my work was and Is right -
prices brought the people. ana *
honest work and service bias kep}
my patients with me. until tcdny
require twelve dental specialists - ~
seven lady assistants. sixteen oper
atlng rooms. three extracting roon
and special hospital room. epee1
reception room for ladies' ana -
one for gentlemen and speciAi ~
partment for each branch o. aeus-
istry, and yet my prices are the 49,
est IN the world and my work y
good as you can get In the woIi3
because all materials are the ~
and workmanship Is unexccliea, ~
this r. the secret OF my success. "a "a
any dentist could do II II ne wosa1
could and did DO H. and the
that right here In Seattle hays
largest private dental praeties u
tho world Is the proof OF my. sev
Ice to the people, and ] shA, w.
tinue to do I'm the future -
In the past. give a square aess
Dentistry and guarantees my WIZ
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-31

REIDY MAY LOSE
JOB AS SEAL CHIEF

tiy tfnlsed Press LEASED WIZ.
SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. IT,
Back In town after the Christmas
holidays. J. Cal Ewing. owner OF
the Seals. caused a mild sensation
In baseball circles today by eeciar.
ing that he had not heard from
Manager itll Rcidy OF the team
since hc went east In November.
and that. unless some word came
from him before January rs. he
would consider the managsrship VA
cant.
Resdy went Fas, 60 SEQ his moth.
or In Cleveland. and also to Try 10
persuade Masty Mcintyre 10 align
up again with the Seals next sea.
sou In event OF Reldy failing 10
write. Ewing said he would name
Harry Walton. secretary Of the
Recreation Park association. ~
manager OF the team.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-31

that congestcd center OF population
-Factoryville. Pa: Walter johnson
first played the national game on
the corner lots OF that swarming
beehive OF humanity. weiser. Ida.
Nap Fuckers success is due 90 the
fact that he was born In that
mighty Babylon OF the nations. AL
pharetta. Ca: Ed Walsh, Iris
Speaker. Clyde Milan. Ed Plank.
jeff Tesreau. Chief Meyers. Frank
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-31
Schedule Announced
This Listens Good

TAMPA. Fla. Dec. sf.--Thc Chi.
cago Cubs win open the season at
Chicago on April .. with the St
Louis team. This announcement
was made by President Charles
Murphy. who arrived here yestcr-
day TO select spring training quar-.
tiers for the Cubs. Murphy an.
nounced tho spring schedule OF
games as follows:
Jacksonville. March 10: Chatta-
nooga, March 20 and 81: Memphis.
March 20 and 90: Nashville, March
"a, rs and 30: Louisville. March "a,
rs. 20, 80 and al: Indianapolis.
April g. 4, s and o; Chicago. North
western university. University OF
Chicago, April and s.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-31
BURNS IS FAVORITE
OVER MURPHY. 1913

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 31.--
Feeling iR~the best Of shape, with
all the hard training work ended.
and eager for the gong that will
send them together. Frankie Burns
OF Oakland. and Harlem Tommy
Murphy are both confident OF win
ming when they meet here tomor-
row afternoon In n 20.round battle,
Despite Murphy's long export
ence, Burns rules 10 to betting
favorito.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-31
SOCCER RESULTS
OVER THE POND

Soccer results OF games played
across the pond" Saturday. De-
cember rs.
ENGLISH LEAGUE.
Blackburn Rovers 0. Derby Coun-
ty /; Bradford City 1, Aston Villa /:
Chelsea 2, Bolton Wanderers 3:
Evefton 1. Middlesborough 2;
Manchester City 0. Manchester
United 2; Oldham Athletic 2, Shelf.
field United e0s Sheffield Wednes.
day 3; Totteannm Hotspur q: Sun.
dorland ~ Newcastle United 0;
West Broniwich Albion 3, Motifs
County 2; Woolwick Arsenal l.,
Liverpool 1.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-31
BALLARD BASKET TEAM.

Basketball sharks OF Ballard have
organized an Independent team,
which promises to make IL interest
Ing for opponents In a number OF
games this season. Any teams de-
string to hook up with the Ballard
five can arrange games by calling
up Jess Christensen, Ballard o5I,
or addressing him at the general
delivery. Ballard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-31
SOUTHERN LEAGUE.

NORWICH CITY 2, Queens Park
Rangers 0: Reading 4, Brensford 1:
Dillingham; 2, Northampton 4: Wat.
ford l, Exeter City o. Southampton
0, Millwall Athletic 4: Southampton
Brighton and Hove /; Coventry
City I. West Ham United 4: Crys-
tai Palace 1. Swindon Town o:
Merthyr Town 2. Portsmouth o;
Plymouth Argyle Q. Bristol Ro-
vers 1.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-31
BOUT DlsousTs FANS

NEW YORK. Dec. si.--After the
miserable showing made by Eddie
Kelly In his 10-round battle against
Tommy Houck, the Philadelphia
featherwelght, fight fans here today
are disgusted. Kelly quit cold after
tho fourth round. and the crowd
hooted its disapproval.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-31
s. A. c. FIVE BEATS
VARSITY TEAM, COLT

Tho Seattle Athletic club five
wore entirely too many for the u.
OF w. basketball team on the =. A.
2. floor last night coping q one
sided game by the score OF 60 To
~. Tho 8. A. 9. men took Z fair
lead early in the game. and were
never In danger for a moment. ad.
ding 10 their score consistently
Tho teams lined up as follows:
>. A. q. Washington.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-31
scoTTlsh LEAGUE

Hangers 3, Aberdeen /; HIber-
mans 2, Airdrieonians Q; st. Mir
rem |. Celtic 3; Clyde 3. Mother
well 3; Dundee /. Patrick Thistle
Q; Falkirk 2, Third Lanark 2; Ham
ilton Academicals 4. Raith Rovers
o; Kilmarnock 2. Hearts OF Mid.
lothian 2; Queens Park 3, Morton 0.
ton o.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-31
aFIcHTINo HARp- WINS

NEW YORK. Dec. si.--Aithourh
In poor condition. Willie Fr,sserald.
known as the fighting harp 10
the victor hero today over Jack
i.undy after 10 rounds OF nnsnssr.
essing boxing. Fitzgerald. While In
better shape to attend an afternoon
tea party than 10 fight. had no tron-
bio in outposnting Lunty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-31
BAR FIGHTS TONIGHT

COLUMBUS. O.. Dec. si.-Bat.
Ting Nelson. former lightweight
champion OF the world, Is scheduled
to meet Yankee Schwartz OF Phila.
delphia here tonight In 10-round
bout.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-31

to keep an eye on the physical con-
ditlon OF the men aud to dress any
possible injuries.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-31

WITH BOWLERS

In regular match Of the tourna.
ment on the s. A. @. alleys last
night tho Cranes flew away with
two OF the three games from the
Orioles. Pinkham ~ Tho winning
team bowled high score and high
average of 2i4 and 1877 "a.
Cranes ...... 500 $40 78l---2559
Orioles ...... 1856 500 7Si--255g
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-31

IT'S THE ONLY CASE ON MIC
ORD WHERE THE UMPIRE TEL.
EPHONED HIS DECISION" SAYS
WALTER JOHNSON. 5ft
ia
ute German was giving m imitation
OF q rear brakeman on a freight
train. alternately making motions
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-31
k\I(kS
.)O((ER

Il The Celtic Ito trsve to against
yesterday.
is dor
complete schod
| yester too
|
4 Sparta wer
to
had to
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-31

RALPH HERE
MINNIE DUpREE q co.
s-orHEH oRPHEun ACTS
MIME. SARAH nERSnARDr
WEEK or IAN. -
seat sale for mail orders o,sns
January :. Cheeks must accompany
order. with scif-aedressed sfanps1
envelope enclosed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-31

The New York military aesmsdy
win play football next year with
out q captain. Too many duties by
tho captain spoil his game. Is tho
opinion OF the coach.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-31

Hawaii will send a polo team 70
the United States within a few
weeks TO compete with the fngIIsh
and American teams.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-31

Coach Presley Of the Stanford
university rugby team. was pre-
scented with a 5opiecc silver scrv-
Ice by Stanford students.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-31

Jim Flynn says he 10 going 70
show the home folks In Pueblo that
he can fight lie wants to meet any
heavy In the business in that city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-31
SPORTOBITS
FOR BUSY BUGS

The battle which took place In
New York between niil Tate and
Fred Mckay. while not the fastest
ever seen, was at least between
tho two largest men In the game.
Both are feet Z inches tall and
weigh over ESQ pounds apiece. Nc
Kay put Tate out for is minutes
with one punch. This IL Mckays
seventh straight knockout. Hc viii
be matched with the winner OF the
McCarty -Palzer argument
Charles Taft wants sa25,ooo for
tho Philadelphia Nationals.
Kid Williams, ban.amwclght after
Coulon's title. has won So lights,
"a by knockouis.
Secretary Heydlcr o. the Nation
al league says 10000 balls were
used In that league last year.
Yale 10 sore on athletics. They
have not beaten Harvard since
1908. have lost every CROW race
since 1907. Have been beaten in
track for the past few years. Prince.
ton and Harvard heye trimmed
them IN baseball AZ the bottom
OF tho list In basketball. Rated
below Harvard In hockey. And
now they are being trimmed In
the chess tournament In New York.
They did beat Harvard. however. In
tho annual shoot held this fall.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-31

None Of the great billiard stars
are playing In as good form as they
displayed IN matches OF several
years ago. This was true OF Hoppe.
Morningstar, Sutton. Sicsson and
Demarest in the recent New York
meet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-31

John Paul Jones Of Cornell unS-
verslty. who holds the worlds rec.
ord Ia the one-mlle run. II doing
tho distance In fast time thia win
ter. AZ the Olympic games last
summer In Stockholm. Jones went
stale and was beaten BY jackson.
tho English champion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-31

NEW voRk-Boxino will be
added to the Olympic games for
the Berlin NEE, In isi3. II the Ger.
mans do not object. All other
countries are In favor OF the move
ment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-31

JOPLIN, Mo.--Jos jeanette, the
black heavyweight. was matched to-
day TO battle ten rounds with jeff
Clark OF this city. on January II.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-31

The new name for the Chicago
National league club IL the Grabs.
instead Of the Cubs. as they sore
known for many years Their
leader. Johnny Esers. was for years
known In the "Big Brush as the
biggest crab In the game.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-31

NEW YORk-Standardixation Of
field and track rules OF the Ma
tional Collegiate Athletic Associa-
ton Is the object OF a meeting held
here yesterday by a committee OF
the association. with Gus r. Kirby,
president OF the A. A. n.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-31

Frank Chance says he wants :
tenth interest In the New York
Americans before he will eign a.
their manager. lis modest 70
quest.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-31

PINEHuRsT, N. CO. n.
Crocker, OF Brookllne. eliminated
p. M. Hunter OF the Midlothian
Club. Chicago, in the seml-final
round OF the annual Pinehurst holt.
day golf tourney yesterday.
Crocker meets G. u. becker OF
Woodland, In tho finals.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-31

Billy papke the American and
French middleweight champion. ar
rived In America from his European
trip.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1912-03-27
WINTER HARBOR.
OBITUARY

Joseph L. Smallidge died March ID, from
the effects of cancer, at the age of fifty
three years and nine months. Funeral
services were held at the residence on Fri
day afternoon, Rev. Ephraim Drew off,
ciating, attended by the relatives, many
friends and citizens.
MIR. Smallidge was son of the late
Capt. Thomas Ii. and Elizabeth Smallidge,
who survives him, and with his father fol-
lowed the coasting trade uutil Winter
Harbor began to develop into a summer
resort, some twenty three years ago, when
he took up the carpenters trade. He be-
came skiilful workman and competent
builder upon Grindstone Neck, chiefly in
the employ in the past few years OF the
Winter Harbor Co. and Samuel p. Weth-
erell, OF Philadelphia, a prominent sum-
mer resident and president OF the Grind
stone Neck Co.
Mr.. Smallidge was a highly-esteemed
citizen, genial and generous neighbor, q
faithful and bountifui provider in his do
nestle affairs, and patient sufferer through
his malignant Affections His suffering
during which time he underwent q criti-
cal operation by DIR. Abbey, at the Bar
Hsrbor hospital, and treatment at the
Massachusetts general hospital, was sup
plemented by the fatal illness Of his
son, Leroy c. Smallidge, his only
child, who, afflicted with tuberculosis,
was seeking the advice of specialists and
taking treatment in the sanatoriums oil
Maine and Massachusetts,, and under the
care of his devoted mother, was finally
brought home in an emacisted and hope
less condition, and died on Feb. 9 last.
Mr.. Smallidge is survived by his aged
mother, who made her home with him
and to whom he was most devoted
three brothers-Capt. Thomas W., of Cas-
tine, Hillard G. and Jess, of this place
and three sisters-Mrs. r. M. Torrey, Mrs
Robert Milliken, of this place, and Mrs
Edward ODER, of Bar Harbor.
March %. s.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1912-03-27

''John E. Bunker, OF Bar aarbor, who
is clerk OF courts Of Hancock county and
one of the bright and shining lights of
the galaxy OF stars who guide the destinies
of the democracy OF that part and weighs
in at around 275 pounds, has been at the
statehouse all the week." says Sam +.
Conner in his Legislative gossip in the
Lewiston Journal. First he came over
to the State convention of Tuesday and
then he stayed around for the purpose OF
discussing automobile laws with the mem
bers Of the legislature. He expected to
have the new auto bill for Bar Harbor in
troduced at this session, but tine demo-
Gratis OF the legislature turned him down
when they voted to consider only such
matters as were mentioned in the gov
ernor's proclamation calling the special
session. This has not discouraged MIR.
Bunker. He is going back home to Bar
Har Dor and prepare for bringing the mat
ter to the attention of the legislature of
1qI3v