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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Oct 22, 1912

Page

2

Ewing Selects San Francisco Tour Players for Australia Trip

Cal Ewing, president of the San Francisco baseball club, named the players chosen to tour Australia for a winter series. They sail around November 10 and return February 1. Selected pitchers include Killilay Parkin Baum Bonner Leverens, catchers Elles Auer, infielders Miller Leard McArdle Woffli, and outfielders Mundorff Zacher.

My United San Francisco Cal Ewing San Francisco Baseball Club Australia Ewing Jack Killilay Cy Parkin Chas, Baum Bonner Leverens Jack Elles Dutch” Auer H. Miller Sacramento Bill Leard Harry McArdle Jack Woffli Howard Mundorff Elmer Zacher

Everett players strike over passes for friends at games

The piece notes Everett football players walking out when managers refused passes for friends. It also mentions Thanksgiving bouts in Los Angeles and San Francisco, a Floral tribute, and upcoming university games amid mud and stadium expectations.

Everett Billy Nolan Jimmy Coffroth Jimmy

Auto pianos in Seattle sale cut prices on stock

The Autopiano sale in Seattle promises huge discounts on a large stock of autopianos from $535 to $650 with monthly payments as low as ten dollars. Dealers claim the prices beat all previous city and national offers and expect stock to vanish by month end.

Seattle San Domingo Prince Albert

Kilbane Plans Trio of Fights in October and November

New York report says world featherweight champion Johnny Kilbane, under manager Jimmy Dunne of Cleveland, has signed for three bouts. The first with Johnny Albanez in Columbus on October 24, the second with Tommy Dugan in Johnstown on October 30, and the third with Oliver Kirke in St. Louis on November 4.

New York Johnny Kilbane Jimmy Dunne Cleveland Johnny Albanez Columbus Tommy Dugan Johnstown Oliver Kirke St. Louis

Coast season ends Sunday in tight pennant race

San Francisco report notes the Coast league will end next Sunday after two postponed games potential if Oakland or Los Angeles demand delays. Oakland Vernon and Los Angeles led all season with shifting totals as Oakland held a nine point margin entering the final week.

San Francisco Oakland Los Angeles Sacramento Seals Senators Vernon Portland Oaks

Ritchie to Break With Nolan for Wolgast Fight

Willie Ritchie the San Francisco lightweight champion will sever business ties with Billy Nolan to pursue a Thanksgiving day bout with Ad Wolgast. Promoter Jas W Coffroth has refused any dual promotion while Nolan remains Ritchie’s manager. Ritchie plans a temporary split from Nolan to negotiate with Coffroth for the Wolgast contest.

San Francisco Willie Ritchie Billy Nolan Ad Wolxast Jas. W. Coffroth Ritchie Nolan Coffroth

Chance Not for Brooklyn Denied by Brooklyn Boss

Eb bits of the Brooklyn Nationals flatly denied reports that Frank Chance would manage the Brooklyn team next season. He said Bill Dahien will again head the Dodgers, according to the Oct. 22 dispatch.

York Frank Chance Chicago Cubs Brooklyn Ebbitts Brooklyn Nationals Bill Dahien Dodgers Seaton

Boxing and Baseball News and Management Shakeups

Johnny Kling to manage Boston Nationals with George Stallings replacing him as manager. James Gaffney to overhaul staff. Gunboat Smith stopped Jim wart in New York after seven rounds. Stewart pressured to avoid knockout despite 26-pound disadvantage. Doyle Latham and Thompson fined five dollars for Sunday baseball in New York. Chicago dispatches include Cubs 1913 rumors. Andy Sockalexis arrested in Pittsburgh then released. Eddie Shevlin defeats Joe Sieger in New York. McIntosh halts talks with Johnson ally W Kelly for boxing in Australia amid Johnson troubles.

Johnny Kling Bee Ae Boston Nationals George Stallings James Gaffney

Packey Peeved at Bat Again

Chicago report says Packey McFarland, the stockyards scrapper, is peeved that Battling Nelson beat him to a match with Matty Baldwin in Boston. Nelson agreed to fight Baldwin before the Pilgrim Athletic club on October 29 in Boston.

Chicago Packey McFarland Stockyards Nelson Dane Matty Baldwin Boston Mcfarland Baldwin Pilgrim Athletic Club

Canadian Pacific Railway Route Update Noted

Train services and arrivals between Beattie, Vancouver, and Victoria are listed with times and routes. The notice references a Beattie City Office at 7113 Second Avenue and indicates morning and evening schedule points for travelers and freight movements.

MR TAXPAYER AND WORKINGMAN ENEWS AD NOTICE

An advertising notice titled MR TAXPAYER MR WORKINGMAN appears in the enews listing. It presents promotional content without detailed event or contact information. The fragmentary text signals a generic public-facing ad aimed at workers and taxpayers.

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