A Square Deal in Dentistry
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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1913
Page
2
Edwin J. Brown D D S Seattle's Leading Dentist
Edwin J Brown D D S of Seattle advertises as the city's leading dentist at 712 t Ave in Block one four south of the Western Telegraph Building. He offers evening hours and Sunday service for workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epwin J. Browns
Brown Dental
Union Block
Seattle
Edwin J. Brown
D.D.S. Seatile
Weutal Telegraph Building
Curve Pitching and the Crabby Williams Comeback
A veteran catcher recalls the rise of curve pitching in the 1880s and the unexpected breakthrough of Crabby Williams. He describes early gloves, pads, and the shock of a smaller player fanning five Kenosha batters to save a game. He ends with a pledge to speak more on pitchers in a future note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenosha
Budge
Crabby Willams
Peter Jackson
Crabby William
Dad
Stenzel
Ned Manion
St. Louis
Slugging Outfielder Jake Stenzel Turns Cafe Owner
Jake Stenzel, famed 1890s slugger for Pittsburgh and Baltimore, is now a Cincinnati native running a saloon near Redtown. Once feared for his right handed power, Stenzel suffered a career ending injury in 1898 and later settled into cafe life drawing patrons from the Reds grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National
Jake Stenzel
Redtown
Stenzel
Pittsburg
Hans Wagner
Cincinnati
Reds
Schmidt
Uke Wagner
Boxing and boxing notes from a Seattle sports column
A late era sports column covers Palzer and McCarty in a title bout, Palzer’s manager O Rourke statements, boxing smashes in Victoria and Seattle, and a New Year’s boxing show at the Coliseum. It notes women boxers, local promoters, and several prominent names in boxing history.
Gentleman Jim to referee boxing bill at Coliseum
James J. Corbett former world heavyweight champion will act as referee on a benefit boxing card at the Coliseum staged by Stage Employes and Moving Picture Operators unions. The show features several four round bouts with local talents Danny OBrien Eddie Hubbard Steve Reynolds Tommy Clark Tom Martin Mickey Finn Billie Hynes Billie Williams and Young Delaney among the entrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James J. Corbett
James
Jack McKeavitt
Chet Brown
John Sullivan
Danny O'Brien
Eddie Hubbard
Steve Reynolds
Billie Davis
Salt Lake City
Tommy Clark
Star Office
Tom Martin
Mickey Finn
Billie Hynes
Billie Williams
Young Delaney
San Francisco
Local Boxers Set Final Bout to Close Season
The season closes with several local boxers scheduled for one more bout to complete their cards. Watch for upcoming announcements on the smoker teaser and screen previews for movie devotees.
Pirates land Hreamme and end FA Kenetchy rumor
The Pittsburg Pirates secure Roger Hreamme and lose FA Kenetchy from the Cardinals shaping NL teams for spring. Walter Mattick signs with Chicago Americas as outfielder likely to contest Ping Bodle for a spot. Woodruff touted for Springfield Central League manager. Roy Clark eyed as business manager. Battling Nelson hints at Fal boxing match. Frank Chance rumored to play first base for Highlands with Hal Chase at third, though Chase’s status questioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg Pirates
Roger Hreammehan
FA Kenetchy
Cardinals
Clarke Crew
Walter
Chick
Mattick Hee Cent
Woodruff
Orville Woodruff
Roy Clark
Toledo
Frank Chance
Highland Ers
Hal Chase
Chase
Bombardier Wells Named Next Opponent for McCarty
Los Angeles January reports say Bombardier Wells may challenge McCarty for his newly won title. McCarey seeks British contender plans to stage Fourth of July International match to decide a future bout. A 19 000 seat arena is proposed for the potential showdown if Wells and McCarty meet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Ghombardier Wella
McCarty
England
Proghter McCarey
Freddie Welsh
Welsh
Sador
Capitol
Sacramento
McCarey
Wolla
Dartmouth Captain W H Englehorn Resigns From Team
W. H. Englehorn, captain of the Dartmouth football eleven at Hanover New Hampshire, tendered his resignation citing three years with the squad and a desire to retire from active play on the gridiron. Moose Englehorn, Spokane man and Washington State College graduate, was known as the team leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanover
N. H
W. T. Englehorn
Dartmouth
Moose
Fnglehors
Washington
Spokane
Washington State College
Pullman
DeWitt
Princeton
New Orleans boxer Nelson loses to Frankie Russell in ten
Reports from New Orleans say New Orleans-Bat Nelson was decisively defeated by Frankie Russell in a ten round bout. Other cities note boxing activity including a local smoker with boxing and wrestling and various trainer moves for Willard and McCarty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Nelson
Frankie Russell
Northwestern magnates cash in on Coast league sales
Portland January 4 Northwestern league magnates are pleased by early profits from Coast league castoffs. Tacoma catcher La Longhe sold from Sacramento for 300 dollars and drafted to Philadelphia for 1250 dollars. Win Noyes and others traded for Wuffit sold to the Boston Nationals for 400 dollars. Ben Hunt and Paul Strand also enriched the league through Coast outfits sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
la Longe
Tacoma
Sacramento
Philadelphia
Noyes
Wuffit
Spokane
Langford to Fight Jennette in California Bout
Sam Langford the Boston heavyweight who knockout Sam McVey in Australia will arrive in San Francisco near the end of January. Manager Joe Woodman plans to pit Langford against Joe Jennette in a California bout, drawing much curiosity from fans about Langford’s return after a long absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Sam Langford
Sam McVey
Australia
Joe Woodman
Langford
Joe Jennette
California
Boston
Angel lineup looks strong for homeless baseball team
In Los Angeles on January 4 to March 1 Hap Hogan plans training for a homeless club with Phoenix or San Bernardino as likely sites. The roster may grow with an extra catcher or two and two more pitchers. current players include Elliott, Simpson, Hogan, Koestner, Harkness, and others from diverse leagues and teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Hap Hogan
Phoeniz
San Bernardino
Hogan
Elliott
Nashville
Simpson
St. Mary's College
Nanamaker
Thomas
Boston Red Sox
Broadway Beats Queen Anne in hard fought basketball game
Broadway defeated Queen Anne 465 to 37 at the Queen Anne gym ending a two year Queen Anne win streak. Capt. Riddle and Gerrett starred for Queen Anne while Hagen sparked Broadway’s late efforts as both teams pushed the pace into a frantic second half.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen Anne
Queen Anne Gym
Broadway
Hill Boys
Riddle
Gerrett
Orange and Black
Hagen
Owls upset Hawkes in S A C bowling night
The Owls won two of three games on the S A C alleys, with McGregor posting a 232 high score and Malcolm contributing a 175 2-3 average. The final series totals show Owls 3 562 Hawks 3 467.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owls
Hawkes
S. A. C. Alleys
McGregor
Malcolm
Agee
Hawks
Packey McFarland Unable to Make Weight for Ritchie
Chicago January 4 Packey McFarland reports disappointment over a proposed title bout with Wille Ritchie as he must weigh 133 pounds to challenge the lightweight champion. McFarland cannot safely drop below 135 and refuses to lose the extra two pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny” Thompson
Australia
Billy Papke
Luther McCarthy
Chicago
Packey McFarland
Wille Ritchcie
McFarland
West Seattle Falls 30 to 16 to Rainier Valley Club
West Seattle played a hard game but Rainier Valley defeated them 30 to 16. Dutton and Bohannon led the Rainier Valley forwards while Campbell and Weeks controlled the guards. Webber accounted for most of West Seattle’s scoring. a stronger West Side lineup might have altered the outcome. Franklin and Broadway set to clash next Friday at the Broadway gym.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
West Seattle
West Side
Rainier Valley
Dutton
Bohannon
Campbell
Weeks
Webbers
West
Close game as Queen Anne scrubs top Broadway squad
Queen Anne scrubs edged Broadway 37 to 33 in a tight basketball contest led by Thomas and Williams for Queen Anne with Hughes for Broadway. Calgary report by Richard K. Leigan notes promoter talks. Boxing clash set as Luther McCarty to meet Tommy Burns in Paris on Grand Prix day next June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen Anne Scrubs
Broadway Seconds
Queen Anne's
Thomas
Williams
Hughes
Broadway
Calgary
Richard K. Leigan
Tommy Burns
Luther McCarty
Paris
Leign
McCarty
Gunboat Smith Has No Chance In Heavyweight Clash
San Francisco fans hear that Luther McCarty may not fight Gunboat Smith due to bitter manager disagreements. McCarey, handling McCarty, has pressured Buckley who once blocked a New York bid, souring prospects for a title bout in coming days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Den
Luther McCarty
al Palzer
Los Angeles
Billy McCarey
Handlin McCarty
Wald
Nas Ty
Jim Buckley
McCarty
New York
Buckley
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