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The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1914-12-12
LoBERT STILL UNSIGNED
President Baker Fails to Come Here to
See PLAYER

Philadelphia, Dec. 12.-William F..
Baker, president of the Phillies, was
not IN Philadelphia yesterday, and the
interview with Hans Lobert regarding
a contract for next season did not take
place. Baker is in New York with Pat
Moran trying to fix up deal for
Charley Doom and will not be here be-
fore Monday.
Lobert called at the Phillies' office
yesterday afternoon, but did not talk
baseball to any one. 1t is not Thought
there will be any trouble in getting
the third 'baseman to put his name to
a contract providing the salary offer
ed is somewhere near what Lobert ex.
poets to get from the Federals if he
jumps.
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Dies After a Long Illness

Marietta, Dec. 12.-Jacob z. Kelsey
50 years old, died yesterday from a
complication of diseases after long
illness. He was painter, undertaken
and cabinet maker, and basso singer
of some ability. He was deacon in
the Reformed church, Maytown, and
member of the choir. His widow and
three children survive, as follows: DR..
William Kelsey, Pittsburgh; Mrs. 10.
seph Hollenbaigh, Alberta, Canada;
Miss Mary, Maytown.
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NEWS OF THE SPORTING WORLD

on the varsity eleven Harvard teams
scored 5oS points, of which he made
222. In view of the fact that he dg-
ured IN but two of the nine games of
the 1914 schedule, his record is all the
more remarkable. II it had not been
for his attack of appendicitis and the
Following operation early in October, it
Is quite likely that Brickley would have
scored more than so per cent. of the
points made by the Crimson teams of
1912-1S-14. As it is, his record, which
follows, will afford high mark at
which future football stars can aim:
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Guilty of Manslaughter

Norristown, Pa, Dec. 12.--Joe Ma
zur, of Swedeland, 19 years old, tried
here for the murder of Walter Cicos-
ky during quarrel in front of the
Polish church at Swedeland, was found
guilty of manslaughter by a jury yes
terday. Dziroc Kazcmasz, an older man,
who was tried with Mazur, was acquit-
ted. Cicosky was stabbed through the
heart, dying almost instantly. All con-
cerned are Poles.
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PITTsToN WINS, 40 TO 13
Harrisburg Five Walloped on Invading
Coal Town

es-Barre, Dee. 12.-The Harris.
burg five lost to Pittston last night,
40 to 13. The visitors were handi-
capped by the slippery condition of the
floor, which made their playing difficult.
Atticks played 4 good floor game for
Harrisburg, while Krout and Baum
bach were other stars. For the Pitts
ton team. Haston, Dunn and Macsach.
lin played best. On Saturday night the
Harrisburg team meets Wilkes Barre
here. The lineup and summary:
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Grads FALL BEFORE Tech
Maroon Team Wins It's Opening Game
35 to 1S-Second Team Defeats
Methodist Boys

The Technical High school team won
its opening game last evening from
the Alumni team in the school gym
nasium by the score of 35 to 1S. Aft
er the first few minutes of play Tech
had clinched the game always having
comfortable margin. The Alumni
five showed lack of form.
German, Perry and Story played
good games for the grads but the floor
work OF Melville and Scheffer was too
good for them. McCurdy played a good
game. The score:
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Field goals, Krout, Haddow, 3; At
ticks, 8; Harris, 4 Iaston. 8: Dunn,
6; Macsacblin, d; Hill. Foul goals,
Haddow, 8; Haston, 8. Referee,
O'Hara. Periods, 20 minutes each.
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Substitutions, Yoder for Melville,
lMcCurdy for Harris, Harris for Beck.
Field goals. Melville, A; McCurdy, 8;
Shelter, 4; German, A; Perry, Story.
Foul goals, Melville, 4; McCurdy, Per-
ry, o; Story. Referee, Arthur; timer,
hnauss; scorer, Todd; time of periods,
20 minutes.
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Academy at York

The Harrisburg Academy five played
the York Collegiate Institute team this
afternoon in York, it being the first big
game of the season. The probable
lineup: Bennett and Stackpole, for
wards; Broadhurst, center; Jennings,
Senseman and White, guards.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1914-12-12

Won Hoff Wins Match

Won Hof won from Carmichael in {
class A match in the Harrisburg bill
hard tournament last night, 100 to "a
The match went to 62 innings before
Won Hoff was finally able to win.
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Methodists.

Substltutions, Tech, Little for Yoffe.
Britsch for Miller; Methodists, Flick,
niger for Rudy, Rudy for Flickinger,
fleld goals, Yoder, 6; Killinger, Greg,
ory' Z; Miller, Winn, 3; Flickinger.
Foul goals, Yoder, 2; Gregory. q;
Fleck, 4. Referee, Arthur; timer.
knauss; scorer, Todd; time of periods,
10 minutes.
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Second Team Wins

Between the halves the Tech scrubs
defeated the Methodist Club by the
score of "a to IL. Fleck s foul shooting
and Flickinger and Winn's play fea,
tured for the Methodists, while Greg
ory and Yoder played best for Tech.
The score:
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ARTISANS TAKE ELKs' GAME
Down Little Pops by a Margin of 16s
Pins

The Artisans and the Little Pops en-
gagged in an Elks' bowling match in
the club house last evening, to the sor-
row of the Little Pops, who lost the
match by 16S pins. Tausig and Beh-
ney had high scores. The scores:
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Elks' League
FEDERALS MAKE RECORD
In Setting New Mark They Easily De
feat Centrals

The Federals walloped the Centrals
in Hoffman Duck Pin League match
last evening in hanging up new
match total of 1913 pins. The mar
gin at the close of the play was 1876
pins. Burger was high man. The
Score.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1914-12-12
GIANTS TOP ATHLETICS
P. R. R. Y. M. @. A. Match Won by 10,
Pins

The Giants won easily from the Ath-
letics last evening in the P. R. R. Y.
NJ. c. A. match by 16S pins. Pagan
and Myers starred The score:
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P. R. R. Teams Meet Tonight

The P. R. R. Y. M. C. A. team will
meet the Pottsville p. R. R. Y. M. C. A.
live on the gym floor at the association
building tonight, the game starting
promptly at s o'clock.
Harrisburg Pottsville
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800 HITTERS Decrease:
NUMBER OF BATTERS CROW
Taking Fifty Games as Basis. Four
teen Sluggers Qualified in Select
Glass Last Year to Nine in Cam
paign Just Closed

New York, Dec. IA romparison
OF the official batting averages of the
National League for the seasons of
1913 and 1914 developes soinc intcr-
ostlng and pu1zling features. Includ-
ing all those players who anticipated.
III any manner, in fifteen or more games
oacE season. the roster for this wear
shows lSS names, agains- 1873 twelve
months ago. Notwithstanding this in
crease IN the total number of Datters en-
rolled IN the records, but fifteen of the
1914 hltterS hammered their way into
the 800 or better ranks, while in 1918
the select list included twenty-three
games.
When these lists are again reduced
by eliminating all those PLAYERS who
did not participate in at least fifty
games or approximately one e-third of the
season, the record shows that fourteen
batters qualified in 1913 10 nine this
season. Of this number, but four, Dau-
bert, Becker, Wheat and Magae appear
IN both lists. Whether the pitching
which the batters faced lurinr 1914
was better than year ago or sort
of sympathetic slump existed in the
National League it is impossible to
state, but the fact remains that a nrm-
ber of those who batted their way into
the 800 class in 1913 could not drpli-
cate the feat during the past summer
Cravath, of the Philadelphia club, hit
.@41 in 1913 and .29S in 1914. VioX,
of Pittsburgh, dropped from .31I to
.265, Zimmerman, of Chicago, from
.31S to .296, Chief Meyers, of New
York, from .312 to .2SS, Lobert, of
Philadelphia, from 500 to .275 and
Wagner, of Pittsburgh, from 500 to
20. This was the first time since
1897 that Wagner dropped below 800,
hut this was not surprising in the r9sc
% lIonus, for. like other batting heroes
Of the past, Wagner was at last fore "a
to bow to the all-powerful arm of Fa-
ther Time. For the period from 1897
TO 1913, inclusive, Wagner had grand
average of .341. His highest mark was
$50, made in 1900, and his lowest
300. made in 1918.
Another peculiar feature is that three
of the four players who figure in the
800 or better class for both seasons
increased their averages, while all
around them the heavy hitters were
dropping below their last years per-
formances. Jake Daubert, the cham
I ion batter of the league for 1918 and
1914, fell from $50 to 1929, but he
was the exception to the general rule
of the quartet
BealS Becker raised his 1913 aver
age of .316 to 1926, Zach Wheat gained
eighteen points by batting .319 iii place
of 81 and Sherwood Magee moved up
from 500 to .S14.
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A Glass Wins Again

In the game yesterday afternoon at
FELTON, Hall the B Glass of the Central
Grammar school, of Steelton, held the
a Glass to score of 13 to II. The
lineup:
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STATE SCHOOL FUND OF PENNsYL-
VANIA.
COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA
TREASURY DEPARTMENT

TREASURY DEPARTMENT
Harrisburg. Pa Dec. /. 1914.
Statement of amount in the School
Fund at the close of business on No
vember 30, 1914;
Commonwealth Trust Co..
Harrisburg, ....'.''.'.... S3OSO4 II
Total amount in School Fund $3OSO4 n
State of Pennsylvania, City of Harris
burg SIS:
Personally appeared before me. A. w.
Powell, Auditor General, II. K. Young,
State Treasurer, who being duly sworn
according to law, saith that the fore
going statement is true and correct to
the best of his knowledge and belief.
r. X. YOUNG,
State Treasurer.
Sworn and subscribed before me. this
1st day of December, 1914.
A. w. POWELL.
Auditor General
Motor Registration and License Fees
COMMONWEALTH or PENNsYLvA-
NIA-TRk;ASURY DEPARTMENT
Statement of amount in Motor Regis
tration and License Fees Fund at close
Commonwealth Trust Co.,
Harrisburg, ............. $S,973 90
Total amount in motor
registration and license
feeS fund, ,.............. SS,g73 90
The above statement includes the
names Of all banks corporations and
firms with whom the moneys Of said
fund are deposited. Bonds are held by
the state for the safe keeping of the
same. Interest at the rate of 2 per
centum is received by the state on such
deposits.
State of Pennsylvania,
City of Harrisburg, IS:
Personally appeared before me, A. w.
Powell. Auditor General. r. X. Young.
state Treasurer who being duly sworn
according to law, saith that the fore
going statement Is true and correct to
the best of his knowledge and belief.
II. X. YOUNG,
State Treasurer
sworn and subscribed before me this
lst day of December. 1914:
A. w. POWELL
Auditor General.
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going statement is true and correct to
the best OF hts knowledge and belief.
r. X. YOUNG.
c. State Treasurer.
sworn and subscribed before me. thi.
ISL day Of December. 1914.
A. w. POWELL
p,,s, Auditor General.
visions Of section 8. Act Of May o, fsT<.
emitted AN Act supplementary To ths
several acts relating to the State Treas
sinking Fund" and Section II. Act of
February IL. 1906 Va
A. w. POWELL
Auditor General
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b Class

Field goals: Donatella, 3; Tuptanos
XII, 3; Reisch, 2; Sostar. Noll. Foul
goals; Noll, 3; Karmatz. Referee.
Hartman. Scorer, H. Shutter. Timer.
Jacoby. Periods, 20 minutes each,
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GENERAL FUND.
COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYIvA-
NIA-TREASuRY DEPARTMENT..
HARRISBURG Dec l. 1914

Statement of amount in the state
Treasury at, the close of business on
November 80, 1914, exclusive of moneys
appropriated to the Sinking Fund:
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They VINO pine in their youth can
never look spruce in their old age.
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Speaking of records and averages
brings to mind the fact that Charles
Edward Brickley, the captain of the
Harvard University team of 1914, will
leave quite some figures behind him
when he is graduated next spring.
Bricbley since he entered Harvard as
a Freshman in 1911 has piled up 2S9
points for the Crimson. 3 of which
were made on the Freshman eleven and
the balance as varsity player. During
the three years that Brickley played
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r, statement of balance in the Sinking
Tund Tund at the close OF business on
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1914-12-12

IUIHI HmUuht IN GeneraI
Fund, .............,... s6,575,776 SO
The above statement includes the
names of all banks corporations and
firms with whom the moneys of said
fund are deposited.
Bonds are held by the State for the
safe keeping of the same.
Interest at the rate of per centum
per annum Is received by the State on
such deposits
State of Pennsylvania. City OF Harris
burg, ss:
Personally appeared before me, A. w.
Powell, Auditor General r. X. Young,
State Treasurer. who being duly sworn
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First Game
Second Came

Methodist Club. Neidig
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-09
STORAGE NOTICES.
THE CARR NGTON STORAGE WAREHOUSES;

ga INIF. s venue, New OK.
New York. November znc, 1914.
TO Mrs j. Bailey. Mrs. BarOd Mr. Black.
John brennan. Mrs. Frances Callahan,
Narg Clark. Mrs Ellsworth, Mrs. ". T..
l.rtz. Kate Feeney Eliza Flynn, VI. l..
Gilbert. Mrs Gross Frank Nibbs. Mrs
Herbert. John HUXLEY. Mrs. Hunter Mr.
Johnson Miss Jones. Miss =. =. Ievett
Mrs Larkin. Kate Looucy, Mrs Malvern.
u. b Mann. Miss " Mayotte. Mrs. Meyer
hof. Katie NcArdle. Mrs. Normiel, MIS-
Osborn Nellie O'Donuei Mrs. Pike
Thompson ENprcssj. Mr. ". Racine. Ethel
Sculley Mary Siss,er. ~ +. Shoemaker,
d. George Sanders. H. T. S,aTles. Ernest
STAN bone. Belle stone. Anne DAILY CIhom.
Troy. Airs. Anderson. La Pearl. Kate
.farrei Nrs Hodge. Rose Barry, Rose
clinton. Mrs Hermann. Kate Collins: You
ami each 81 you are hereby notified that
The time Cor che payment Of our lien upon
The property hereinafter described having
expired. after due notice thereof had been
given lou. We VIII cause such property. 90
't!t. HoL-.holl Goods Personal l'r ts ai..
Mere hardIee. stored .r tLe C.r.'.rtol stor-
age Narer'u." tt '0u nr 30 your name
cor iu which so. mar have tu Interest,".
20 hs sold lf ul.I. auction. according fo
the statute n .... Dt..s made and proc
tileI af .ar..n.. $50 I.rl ave..
Ncu I.tH I.... or iI.... November goth.
IaIf lf tI ..fI.. a.. @ f.s Fs.r thereof
is raf. completed ol -.Ii dates tHo s1me
vI.I Ie cons .l.eH rt tte Same place on
ea,r and ,.cr. Fr4af thereafter begin
Mus at I0-.l t. u. aul Continuing until
the eals completed.
TlIE CAHHI<GrD> STORAGE WARE
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.

/. HOCLDER HCDGlNS, residing az ! Tyn-
dali Avenue. County 81 The Bronx. city and
Z he ue-son intending 20 deal under the CO.
partnership uamo OF Hudgins & Dumas
which firm has transacted business IN the
State 81 New York for more than I'VE years
immediately last past: that was one OF the
general partners of the said firm Of HudSins
& Dumas and that the principal place OF
business OF said partnership Is located az
Ellis Island which is within the County Of
New York. HOULDER HUDGlNS
City County and State OF New York. IS.
on this 6th day Of November. 1914, before
me personally came Houlder Hutgins. TO m.
known and known 20 me 20 be the individual
described in and who executed the foregoing
Instrument. and he duly acknowledged 10 me
that he executed the same
LOUISA T. DRESSER
Commissioner 81 Deeds. OF the CITY OF New
York residing 30 New York County Bor-
ough OF Manhattan. Certificates filed in
Register once OF New York County ana
Of -- County.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-09
Some Desirable Improved
Parcels Near LeXing-
ton Av. Spur.
FINE CHANCES FOR
SALESROOM BUYERS
Total Value of Manhattan Prop
critics To Be Disposed Of
Over S750.000.

number Of properties in the newer
transit centres comprise the stellar
offerings Of very long auction list
80 be disposed of this week in the
NeSey 81. and The Bronx saleSrooms
Opinions may differ widely as 20 the
future Of these parcels, but IL is more
than likely that the majority of eS-
perts would classify the premises in
question SIS being among the desirable
investment holdings in the Manhattan
and Bronx market
One Of the properties is the Ave
story fsthouse, with store, 1854 Medi-
son av.. Just north Of l06th st. For
years this part Of the city has severely
suffered for want OF proper rapid tran
sit facilities. But its impediments in
this respect will DC removed when the
Lexington nv. spu- OF the present sub
way is in operation. There are 10 be
stations on the Lexington nv. line IN
the vicinity At l0Sd and ll0th SITS, and
consequently this Madison av. house
will he nicely situated between two
subway stations. The total fixed
charge due on the property is Nttle
more than 5000, and II any one gets
the site az some thousands above the
amount due he will have secured q
most hllEAOt4Ne ICAlNs AN4N4Akf ~
vided, OF course, he knows anything
about the management OF real estate
or. better still, is acquainted with a
reliable broker who specializes in the
management Of such properties.
Another opportunity TO get parcel
within the newer subway zones Will be
presented when the FIVE story fisthouse
at rs East Il5th 81. is sold under the
hammer to-day. This site IS Just
block from the 10th ST. station o. the
Lexington av. subway. Moreover, the
premises is only ninety feet west OF
Park av., and therefore the northerly
boundary Of Central Park IS near H.
There is due on the property a little
more than $1,000. -
II will pay any one 20 study the list
of Auctioneer Day for to-day and for
other days OF the week, as he has some
improved sites listed that IN DISK
times would draw many persons 20 the
salesrooms IL IS well founded
tluism that property that IS N de-
mand from many sources IN good times
j not d property 10 be desp,sed n
DAYS when few realty buyers are visi-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-09
Game Plenty in New Jersey.

Mortified, y. J., Nov. s-When the
season opens on Tuesday for rabbit,
quail, partridge, pheasant, grouse,
squirrel and water fowl hunters will
find game more abundant than in many
years The dryness Of August, Septem-
Der and October permitted game 70
propagate and grow, and as a result
there are more rabbits this year than
in nearly a quarter OF century.
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II. attys: G NJ Hubert. ref; due w.
907 II; taNca etc. s2se 80.
ny J. " Mayeta.
sisT sr. 40 r. II ., go q of lt nv,
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NcNhousc. atty. A NJ Levy, ref. due
1905, 40. taxes etc. 'Is2 81.
At SOS THIRD Az.
ny Henry Brady.
PROSPECT Az. 1900. cor OF Jen-
nings at, sly tenmt and stores, D2ouy
sst l. W Fey at al J II Hull atty;
N.Si' 20,
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I'D Az. snl. n q cor Southern boulevard:
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OF nj. eNrs. agt Harry MAYER, or ct 81
Y VI Goodrich. atty; ! BRADY. re'' thNe''
Nv samuel Mari.
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81 us Is: taxes. etc. $3.50.
on THURSDAY.
At II vESEY ST.
Ry Henry Brady.
10TH aT. iie-i9s W, 80. iGo " Columbus
nv. Ill exlsl sYN 9tiooii. / s,y theatre ana
,ty garage; Morris Mayer agt locn'or
e. al. " Stern. atty; Philips iei,
due. q. e9i -: tnNes. etc. $500 sub TO lst
iiorH ST. $40 r. So. i2' W lat AZ, 2'Ilooll.
sty tcnmt ana storcs. VIM Crawford Hss
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2,to c, NJ: Bowers q s. nttys; Y organ.
ref duo. "tsS 50; taxes. etc. 500 -.
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+ } lIeilner ct a.: Geller II. etty';
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s2S6 10.
1905. 3 sly tnm,: Irving Saw Inst egt Louis
Bowling. ref: due. 1880 30; taxes. etc.
ny Hcrbor, A. Sherman.
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taxes. etc 1905.
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MADISON Az. 1885. =. 20.1l II OF
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60s 10; taxes. etc, $3.50.
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