The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 18, 1913, Page 7

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MACY, Specialist 902-3-4 Globe Block, Corner Madison St and First Ay Seattle, Wash, Dentists gh wees D000 “Sa( the Indianapolis middleweight, you! 0A | THE STAR—THURSDAY, DECEMBER 18, rg uemereessenrnssinentissnetnene inches eeesesertetaesee eet ms TEACHERS AFRAID TO SPEAK UP; NO HOPE FOR COMMITTEE TAKEN OUT OF HANDS OF BOARD ‘The signs are not hopeful for the; | immediate establishment of an ath-| High school coact princtpals snd others connected with ool lett committee to handle high | VOrk are kee tng their ih« ite te sports in Seattle Peet at tenet Seattle quoted, and as yet none of public school offt-|ly taken a stand in the affair m Obsessed with a destre The plan is to organize the high | to lay themselves open to the dl ee 6 into a committee, | favor of the school board by de-| with one or two members of the jelaring for such a scheme Grammar School Athletic commit },,, The local high schools are badly|tee serving on the ame body, | in need of a committees with entire} Later on it is suggested that the] Jurisdiction over all forins of ath tire control of t school ath | letios conducted in the high schools | letics be turned ¢ to the Gram | The school board ought not to be|mar School committee, as it ‘s burdened with matters percatping | done in Eastern cities to athletics, when the educational! The object ts to gain more at end of their jobg should require the| tention to high achool athiegic t tr portion of thetr tir But, | along the lines laid down yert as before said, there ts that feeling | day by G, W. Scholl, Lincoln high that taking athietics out of the) director. Such a radio change | hands of the school board would be & suggestion of the locompetency of the board as Scholl urges is not sought, but largement of athletics ts de. sired. FIGHTING OVER LEADERSHIP AT | _ BIG VARSITY FOOTBALL DINNER’ There {s considerable speculation; magnates around he University of Washington to-! gue it out by the and let ‘em ar-| Who bids more? day regarding who ts method. leader at the banquet cee at the Washington A n honor, The first sign of real basebati| Batting Is the soul of baseball. of Dobie’s championship football | activity for 1914 in the East will oc-| It is what the keynote of a na team, George Mathieau and Ralph | cur xt week wh Frank |onal convention ts to politica; Hall both say they are it. George | Chance's special representative will | What the knockout ts» to pugilism; is now serving in the capacity of|/hie his way toward the Mexican | What flour is to bread; what roast yell leader, Hall ts only the yoll-| border in search of the proper kind | beef fe to England leaderelect. But Hall says he's go-| of training grounds. Not that F.| It le the big punch. ing to be the main gazabo at the Leroy wants hia Yanks to adopt| A -300 batting average hae kept feed. Nobody seems to know just Mexican war tactics, but it Is| Many an ivory skull in baseball. it why Ralph {fs so insistent quite a bit warmer t Causes managers to overiook errors Mathieau ¢ violently Houston, Tex., probably will be the | Of Com: or omission. To the player eee choice. it ocouples the attraction the holy | While Ty Cobb outbatted Joe “28 e grail occupied to the Knights of the Jackson In the American league, Karl Sawyer, who played third | Round Table. | last season, figures just given out | base for Los geles during the| Because the tribe of Mack is apt show that Jc itslugged the fa-| closing weeks of 1913 season, |to indulge in a batting orgy Any | mous Tyrus, Cobb topped the! will play with Victoria, of the) time, they draw larger crowds than jAmerican league with an official N estern cireuit in 1914, Los |the “hitless wonders,” as the cham bat average of 90 as compar-| A 6 will keep a ptring on him ed to Jackson's .373. But the of-| ° | Were called ficial records show Jackson beat| Since “Jack” Pollock, a baseball! (Jo to any game where a great bat Cobb .551 to 685 for premier slug-| umpire, won a plano and order for|ter i playing, and note how fans ging honors, which are based on|a woman's taflormade suit aod «| call upon him to “Get hold of one pion White Sox of a few years ago the number of extra base hits. |vacuum cleaner at a church ba-| Lat Lajoie, Jackson, Cobb, Craw ee zaar in Aurora, IIL, his mall has|ford, Schulte, Zimmerman, Meyers, The scrap over who shall get five proposals of mar-| Baker, Daubert. Collins, Cravath, or Tinker for next season could easily Which goes to show |any of the great hitters walk to the ad by an auction, says a/that there is still hope, even for a| Plate; then glance over the faces t Joe on a table, gather thet poor umptre near by. You can read in every PETROSKEY WINS WANTS A MATCH countenance the unuttered see the batter of the desire to kle the pill superstitions Some of BUTTE, Mont, Dec Sailor! SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 18—An YOU'LL FIND IT Ed Petroskey ts in line ree for/ offer to meet the winner of the j& return match with Jack Dillon. |Gunboat Smith-Arthur Pelkey con: INDIANAPOLIS HAS S8CHED.! teat, scheduled for January 1, on a} & result of his victory here Iast| winner-take-all ‘basis, wan received |Wed four big league teams for |night over Leo Benz at the end of|today from George Rodel the Boer |*PT!9s games. Chicago Cubs, a 12-round bout. Cleveland Naps, Boston Reds heavyweight. Rodel also oxpressed | willingness to wager $5 money The |St. Louls Cardinals follow each 000 at 0 at even! other in the Hoosier capital. * oer says he stands PULLMAN CAN'T GO PULLMAN, Wash., Dec. 18—The | ready to meet the winn wary | plan of Coach Bender for taking his} 13, and Promoter James W. Coft PUBS sd Chaney SCHMIDT, 11914 W. 8. ©. baseball squad to/roth has expressed a willingness to | (Tmer Detrolt catcher award for breaking a relghbor's jaw in a fracas at Fort Smith, Ark eee THE REAL NAME OF A CATCH. | Japan, following the close of the! give Rodel a chance | college year, has been dealt a solar | Plexus blow. The coach has just) eingr BASEMAN FRED MER.| .| Fecetved word that the Japanese|kle, famous for his tvory play thatler drafted under the name of eee eee act pear, ow. |cOst the Giants the pennant, may |Holmcs from the Appalachian ge <a tate eapenes and the be the subject of a trade in the n@r| league by the Cincy Reda ian FE Re tee eee oa ae We, poured (nce ee __|von_Kollwits, He declines t Japan last year. MIKE WANTS THEM | | SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 18. Mike Lynch, the Spokane manager, {s holding dally conferences with Del Howard, the San Francisco boss, in an effort to ire any players Frisco has over after the spring training. Lynch has al ready bought Jess Baker, and !t now appears probable that he will get Walter Cartwright Y. MS BREAK EVEN | The Seattle and Everett Y. M c A.'s ke even in volley ball atches, play local gym Wednesday business m business men 10, 21-11 to the 21-17, 9-21, 2 LIPTON WILL COMPETE SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 18.—Si!r Thomas Lipton has notified the yachting committee of the expost tion that he will enter a 12-meter yacht in the big regatta, to be held here in 1915. | NO MORE RECORDS | CHICAGO, 18—The Nation al and American Trotting associa tions have ruled that hereafter rec ord time a single heat of a trotting |race will not constitute a new rec ord if the horse does not win the | race, and will not affect the horse's | class. FEDS QUIT CLEVELAND CLEVELAND, Dec, 18.—Recause the league has been unable to se cure suitable grounds, {tt ts prob. able that Cleveland will not have a Federal league franchise next sea son PARIS, Dec. 18 persons gathered at nesday to welcome home Georges Carpentier, the French| champion, who recently defeated | Bombardier Wells. | med the hané de The Everett busy men local noon class team, winning Dec Thousands of ¢ depot here THE DUTCH CHARACTER DOLLS ARE ELEVE '| Beautiful Silverware TEEN INCHES TALL AND HAVE SLEEPING EYES, For Star Readers A set of six beautifully decorated French gray finish Rogers Silver Tea Spoons free to mail subseribers to The Star. They are of beautiful design and will last a lifetime, A set of these spoons could not ve duplicated at any store for less than $2.50. We have bought them tn such large quantities that we are able to give them to our subscribers. 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American style stead. of infighting, and) hopec to employ it as effectively in bouts to come against American whit CINCY REDS WILL USE A salt water swimming pool, insteri of a round before Bombardier Wells | of shower baths at thelr epring wilted training camp in Alexandria, La. cs 8e eee JOHN HEYDLER, NATIONAL JOE LANNIN, NEW MAGNATE of she Boston Red Sox, neither rots of fudgmert be recorded In box drinks nor smoter, but is reported scores. Some scors if Merkle. as beng at all times willing to Duy. Ping Podie ani Deve Altizer wera So he is very popu'ar with his fel-/on the same c jow- magnates. . e's one Th. FILLY “ANASSEH WON GEORGES CARPENTIER, THE the forth race at Juarez Pella French heavyweight, wu: ei stepping a mile in 1 —ling hopes as he did in the fractioa | league secretars, suggests that er-, £ | Your | Graduate 7 | [Spam BAYLEY GETS ON : WITH BRITISHER VICTORIA, WwW. 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