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. u 1 i.4 IK? liN;: WINTER OLYMPIC ! GATilES TO BEGIN Contenders to Compete Tomorrow at Lake Placid in Chilly Weather. Aa5cei&: Press Sacrta Witter j 7 pTF PLACID. If- T Frt. J? Tr; sue Gertnanr'a shattered bob tied car.arc.s today Jay 1 tie iH 1? hcsjiitai. on w bully hrt he zty c. Lake Placid prepared, so lauich. the winter Cftjre pztf. Thssaday. OsfWEriir FnzJclin" "IX EosereK ws2 href adcrssB ax the open smg eeremiccjes soeacT3V- Juce Shea, a iOCii OO? T3D made gOCd a a J2 aer. inlf i-'-tui defer h-. co rsur the OSymjae o-h Jar 231 rep resentasws of 17 jjrrarj. A rra: ivr ard he wtZ fs-re the starter with lie speed Icltx of the wr.ri2. in the first a a:.' tig race, the f' Ftrc thesi tir-v-,! the hockey at Czstx is A zijt Cnrsed iaTxrtZe Vj beat iai Pa.-ri is- tie p-sek rhaa: ti. eiaait a the $Xxj ecensa c the yay S.v iriif aiterroen Fee. 11, tse greas- es-i tun cc ue wtnter sports wsrid 2 srrre far Osy-atpae 5a.ursi. Krai mater Arrr.e Tie jrId -c-a.-.hr ha xiTen pace to real Scsr lzis have packed lie iti trails. eeeipCy aiocg te Ad rgatfack apes, -. There is- ie ap:ity zd the er csry stays weil ova. near zero. Tie stress are h:s ws2i nags, enilrened toy The hart cf rsetarg in Tera wb b&i cce iazk ati&w Is tie pfccsre. La t&e Lftjce Pici4 3ac- 1153 &72. pffBCSfiWJi JJ- V0& H- ySiers. tie ce ct tie oee ar- Albert Bjc your braxssa es: tie tied of Cfftkin Pntz Orxa. -n of Via. EcerexTj -withis three wrsst. 4 rrer oi u the iied trcace tjros?2i the lop ctf Shary ii3Le btkir. cf the train, &ad Ceep cute -ocd the fceuS. Two ohr nrgJaCT of the fci. &ic "svre in the bo:taI. tors aul he veered rm coo- lA the cse hospital Capox Ver Ey zhn "- Dr. Besrtcfc Atohihora. scemhers d tfae Genr:ia Jjed. thAt craihd throciyls it "Tcj corrt V. - COW H HftltFt L "- This la aacxher of a aeriea of M&ocUx 'fStten eactusETely for the Assocatd S'rem by Cmted 9?ax Ofrmoc ooachea. on. the prospecta of itmix teanta.) By -lH Blwt (Ouch of the Czuted Spates skt-rtzn-azaS jsnping' team) LAKE PIACTD. 5". Fto. 4 tP Per the lEAny jeara that the mister Otymplca cowT. the tkl ruciitn aid jniprra of Scmf aid Evedea hae mied the-'KTjrld. . TP hope So fiTe them the arrest oppoeiuoc they haTe yet faced in CXynipic fanapay bet theae two na Jtrjcj f.2ll carry the banner of chaa paocj. The bwden of proof ia on. ta. We ihooJd iraJre our beaS ahowmr thia year In the ati jrxspa, despite the preaence of the tx.-rxxj Stat' veeian brctiera. Snzund and Butct Buod, and Kaare Walber;. aa veil a Ericsson, of Sweden. LXLma? the post tvo -veeiu X be Ifaere tea: Caaper (Xaec twtce Cnxted natioraal chajeptocx- haa been mpm aa eU aa the inraderf. Tcey ha-pe cccjiscenii j bettered 200 feet. tx:i co ha Ojsen. despcte the hacxlap of an injured ahcxlr. E05 ILxxekKn a? haa lumped 4eyocd tne reeord of 13d feet far the Lnter vaie Jis here. Svitzeri&nd offers a pair of stub born contestant in the jumps In Fritz Ka.-glfri.an ard Care Chioav BrccaUv Oeca. of Poland. Is dan jrercca. Ksmy haa a doui deferd-Oljrzjp-jz chmp'a In Johan Brgt triaateaam. in the conahined rjusjx aid jrr.pr5 ard the 1 S 3tiiCcreJ!r e?er.t.. AcAnat hist in. brs.h of theae itrur g!ea -we mli ecd E. J. B&cd. of Ne Hampshire S'-a-'-e WEJteraiiy, inser-coi-Ute ehjmptiQCL. Lioyd F.impoc. and Rcif Uociien. Z)oi Fraser Beats Johnny Hansen POHTLAXD. Ore. PO 3 Don Fraer. 5poaie. welTerreLrht had too icich ?ed aid cTemes for Jchrii y Hi ne n. rt Ur! , and the ticnhrrer Vjct a .i-r..id decion from the fcrs-jer Poniard te-aaboy here la. cirht. Htiaec. hurt zht hiiC in the rwmd irhen ha fat Urjded aam Pnaer'a eibov instead cf hi c r.n Hii-vra prt orer a hard r.rr.: to Praters ctm ia the :or.c, f? caused Praer to bc.d oa It a rood, ftat f.?ht, sr.se ope sritri a rr. '. r.sr, ura of ciinchlr. "":;diai" Pat OUar-rjran. Santa Ar-a. Cai . ard ?(ors'-an WJ.c, Van cct:TT. B. C lilddleeihu. vent six tld rocrjtn to a drav. Ah. W!z-s JjS?. Ch:nre louihpaw. added anotner Iijch'.rlne knockout to hat lat try awppir-j? BAty Petrle VaneotiTer. B in the wHcotd ;th a left hook It vas a ffreat acrap 3rhl It laated. Bearcat Eater. &?.trie ):2hi heary veixht. iuxxd out -a lk round de cision orer PrarJtie Wameche- HOMH IVJlKf.- OII1fM LUCKJfOW. India. Feb. 7 iJF Four aub-icupcttjrs and t-r head con aths utre Inj'wed here teyiar in the expicwi'x: of a bomo thrwrn t tftra ouu-Ld liie public parit in the aij a buiieat ceuirr. 0o ewei n First Place Due To Sparkling Win CHICAGO. rL I iPV-Osao EKe Eeeivi rerxrti u -ems. vx. i " M sjj art a .i :EIJIr,a!1J,1-,l"! zz ar m :-r he !! a X3. rt i-yzrT h -p3j4 TtL ( Bi c?eesl a Srx of- ! feCTt 3 --l a trm tias cfcJ toes B-si TOiid r doi i oce cC tie tvsr. is the f j: u -B-ir-"-y Tta ty SO to 12 azi TircjaIy ciJzach the runs ejnacce br deleaura: Jaae Scheter. the !12 b.i:m fcLz. ' Prasjc Sconce cf EnJtaa. teas j Lea y- Chjcax f Far.g Sar today BRUSHING UP SPORTS . . . BULLET "JOE" terete SSEK fiHTiSr FAST WINTER SPORTS DRAW F.S TO JI0U W.hf- .-'.3.f.r-iri '.-3Cf."'-'.-3, '.? -- tSfaiii .. : l.gi.-' .. ' , f f 1 !!.??..-? P f . :J i f -. ft z m v ' - -: rp r tira !elJ !i .v.ontu asi attefH.nr prtnc.TS- a::h von eunn (ru-ra tJaibze cz ir. K'rSir H:sxar itzm ta.ae tee vj iBBpu Bottom: ftotrrntw Juhc Meier of irrtzua vie the hov Iresi d-rt :-d- PortiaK-i, Or. With max Iran far.s prr.K-Jt fr ir.e rtr.ir.f prvgram of sai mrcrff. tr.v.rz-.-irrj and c:.r r.ow c.7ru. ror. la.vi is kir(r forwafi to a :z 5a .i -.Ti for i : s w , r; : r r a v r"':- ftn the lower sIi?e- of it. I-'y: a:-cn'. D b5i;m frt.Ti tre t- re-ier ' tse Roe Citv. in 5:- .. ai;-Nor".r,tfcirn tc. T'jurrev wiii be iv;4 rfi tre Kci jump. Oaymo rarres star in in w:nter oorts i.rt.nn haave been invited to attend an open tc-arnamerit to be itared March IS jrder tne direction cf ie UvaiM Cbb. The oper.ir:? o. 'n:ch was frrrally irji-jjr-iratet! hy GovTTor Mier of Ortyon, who crowned Neil Btitcriwis as q?en of the carnival, brfmrht tat the larireit crowd ever rat he red cn the famotki mscnta.n. It etabliKl the fact, acrr.rdir.y to !'cal erthu?;a-tj, thst Portia M'i winter recreauo-1 ce.ittr ia ist rirn Copai rrrn-w m third gJC Howard Maple Sold To The Senators GX 1-1-1 Whitman College Defeat s Montana yr ?jt TAIXA ro 3 Th tr.--ed the UrrTCTXy itcct btiiKh: j8W3I vxtxn wzs. c Ur.rrStj 23 to 22. & f mim hrjib& lMf MOJfTOOitEE Tj Ala. Sr-r of aapie r r-i of cocioc pcovd Jcr riricetr in ahrvs tie c-ia ty ferrac tie cess 1. 'OC the acxe.. f-ijrs cotvxi asaorj-tc re ports that cc-y i per cec-t oC ctt:T- . ... tr t ,-m if h . i Pi V.J T ail Ann i s - s-ii'-c' xr i 1 ? if S r-'5 ) -w 4 i-S ! W r -"Z " jn'r" f i VPTVt IT it V.'- n .i 1 i iiiin mm. ii nan n iim.iuii.w Owls To Invade Pendleton For Game With Elks The ;wi ASes Ovtav to'rt to Fer.rf?rtioe tccigrt to pilay tie tw tn their jyawa or an Zactera Oreg-oa -; iz&eptotiezii ttle. wia ff iaxo the pe.rjigg.t 'qtsses te. tha aeccxs. The ' ratzr becxzse racce ' asd sere aa- ' fresl afer the tsTaaftcw of Mi'f- ; cii ei-a disrtr1 the iceEd- At ; Uraa. co & EKnral Cocr, the Ov'a ; txttA-A utrtTr. 31 so 5. Then j cc Si.tcrcay the M-iitECcsai cr : -rcc at. Zjt&T rrxc the Bairer fcuie- ; peahecta 2 to 2f. a team the Ori ; hid pc-nfaET fceasec aad oc. Stcci- ' day rifs tee Tri?d-SC octflT hs- tied the Efclrt Esd It-Js 43 to 25 i OEi the Hx race. The Ovist pre- . n-seiily had orotei eia ni BeiJt : ir a serifc of two rr- eaca teas -g at hor. The JCcmal schoc elntet woe j trzm the PeccEetcc Acsier here a ; vee$ tzo. arut dpe aTcn the ; Crts to aJso score a Txtcry. ai- i thguxh Fedletap 3 epanag to pet ? " Tii5Ky 11 eeat ca The Crl tears, eccra of Lord itocre- ienrards; Crafsrd. cen ter: Dhr.jeis and Pjsey, fazrSs; Cra-r-i-, DrrLz. Crahcree ard It Baz wr. B-:? Frron 3 rpocaor-.rg the By Lauf er A' - - A. CoK ?OXE I -,i ;t -.ss -V-- Jtv? 'In' I 1 I z ; . FVtare xaee rereal type- cf irtjw thai win be eest srfc?a the third Vimttx OI;mpie rrt under way Fersa--y -U ai Like Ptkesd, Y- M Lestve Wei; af RstUty. N ts a Baember of the .Imrriran ssesi nrvre "iiXiar teaas. Irrtr afire f New rs: a r. . ?peed sfcati&r bope. sfaile Arthur OraTW f MciXreaJ l BQtrta-diia ea the strat Cimian jii teaaa. Indiana Boxer ! Succumbs After Bout Last Night i nrDSAWAPCK-IS. Fee. 3 Ctee 1 ' Ir.dii"a fccxer ced- ami aryther -sns in cr-.Ticai ccoCrc: m an Indian- 1 ipciis hcepnal today as xi brats in whxh. tiiey partjcDated last t mrht. ! Sd Hnzies, 17. cf Hockrcrt, Irsd, ; ecilip&ed berareen the first and sec- itlwU-TiUlrrrjn w., Tie with Ernest Aiaflersoc : of Ul Ternoc. Ind, and died ; tf.tti. ift a- Knocked c-it by Al EsUrn. wcrces- ccmI rouraS of thtr sciectid sea. Fa of Clinton. Ind was taken to cxTy nciit afil r-s wa m i 24 hotcs seTeral mcsihs a at Mun- J by Mce-i Bau; xartner. Fort Wayne. ZZ? ' WASHINGTOK AH Tes5ei3 j oestined f cr. Lake Supencc are fog serred cr a new iinraoc seared i ..r.rral staxion neTr-.v co netes tn C3erj d or: in xne ri- :i - -... : i rzhs. and tr.: on back to his cor j Lite Eiron at ti mra of tie St. The Ts-. of hts cards rr-ay be read ' ' tKe pane- - - - - If-TTL A I Coast league season to 1912 rta - NT - H00D becoxKiRr trojf artrrl.-cr, for cctck-ors sirts lovers ot the wtst. A earner conditions were ial. co d :en fcr lass everrts bat stiil encujra lcr Ue compiete cemf.t of sDectaiors- iiaimar Ilvant, a lor?. ranr.T Fir.:. iAsr.i oon iiuiurpor nni rn the itiUaJ uwrrarw-t to hurue l"j fees tnroua ts air and (rrao off tae Orewi r-s:e sm-'uap:r.g ti'-.e. Hram represent-i tie Cas cade Clrjb of Portland. O. Tvernohl of aVa.t;e was mr.TTeT-nu w.t.i a jump cf 12 feet. Hvam aiso placed first in the six-mile cross cocctry race. Prscedinr the openinsr of ibe winter sports season on the moan tain. Portland staged, a Winter Sports Carnival JaEaboree. watch inc!u iei a parade of floats arxi the seiecticn of a queen and her at tending criracesses.- Winter Sports Stars Ready For 5. ! This Game ! of Golf .--.ai Assciated Press Soorts Editor) ByJ? f ! r-- Becaiae they are " sweU stories, r htlSrt "S. rT : Sff the color of to be icefcrx hard at Ger-e Sarazan , cats, lie lie recollec ts ty-AV-rr tccrnaae!ii seasoc 1 tiens of Ace Kecip. veteran of the rwrK xhe stocky Ita. an has serred arfm. ai Arsa. Cai---.t Cer (Ldnt win the tspsz eey y nrer-ci to Fred Sfcraaa of ;S5SSerir . " taixd rrar-l after a iv- a:- j tnst sesBioc azd w-.th cards or fJ1 SS'rcSd VfnS t total u m -- 3 ia f,xr stroke m- on a. fairly toosh . cf the torrnaicent rthe part ) -a-hica Freocy rr,r.-a ixe But "consider Gen S&razens per- nee, in the hht ot these eo - -r.ciues of cocrse and chma 1 Gene Cfeaae Tp i " Gene s ups and doras. Tear in tie penraat hinred on the outcome. i Tear out. are dra-a-g rearer to 3 -Jd Siarpe. trjen manager of the tie dead-'T lerel of Old jtin Par. j ri r' dub. as a sick m. He 5e Is i'.t l? steadUj and inteili-1 asked me to t Is trie ciuohouse. : rec-7 u garrje. My up is to ; TiJcll aras In dead center Celd. and '"'ir..1 "" " jwei the game iaa him. In tee : "Geni1 doc Tery n at Caii-'i X?Srn?r-?- thIee e-te. la three twts be has ktjss . c- rl"r'''" leading by one run. the ' 16uCO and i.;o'arjd 82500. which j batter hit a long drive over the j li 000 in three Kara. i head of T-rr 7T-r."r in censer ; Sooody eise erer sron. as much 1 f ;id. Ii dai cot appear as thourh . money In any three goJ tocma-, Zacher has a chance to catch the ; ments In this TOid. j iaj. hj leaoin hiih and falling ;c rnS aSS'tSi iodd dUfitraitT a kcai orof essaonai ! SSarp? s-rooned in 'has tn. ram? on ru o-n cocrse. rny arms and I -would hare swooned , wnere- according to poplar firjey. if Sharpe had it." i he sho-ul haTe a greai adramace i . fcaowina; erery tllae of grass by ! eaebxU' Reader Interest ; j firs name, and such- j EisecoH Sas come throarh aa this ;opemne rotinds of TO and 63 he the nations No. 1 sport, and j tea awiT to a 73 and a TS. and his ' Abe Kemp rs arnoci its stannchest sccre of' 233 was good only for sex- j supporters, becs-jse I ) it has the j enth pisce. lcnsst schedule of any sport and i Tiis score woakl tare -wee the ntterests fans in erery small sec ! same tour-.s-rer.t last ftth ! Ilca every cross roads of the .t l5Lis1'5'a -fCr11...?3? l--r.::ed Stales; and .2, the attend !peCS sir!;-- -h has hn payers -rent better than -whas. pace. ; x the decrease in the pass three ! and the winner beat it by "- targe : years, in no wise reflects the actual scroies, j aitersst In the sport. - 1 i "As an Illustration." Kemn adds: j Cineh For Pro But is tsnt an in the n ol a: ounce added to the catll. The socr weather caused the tcsirnament c'ficials to make crotind rules al- j the fairways. When you ne first r&te pros a cocked-lip ue for a aeccod shot to she ereen on a Ion? to?, azd a wet. heavy green at which, to ahoot weiL it's just too bad for the od in srraces. too i wre greatly improved over iast. ; hen uxa ta- tooo was ieasmg year. i her heme- she went into great detail Tne newest new ball seems to be cn his pas; records, fajs sccomplish s auaipg tn fa-ror. - In the socth ? yntrs and cited instances that 1 yoiimz Charue Yates- staa and city . the CTat Peach until he j the ocly goifer who ever wc-a both ; tor the LS31 modei. witn wmch, he j "On the contrary was the star r had dore preity weiL ' tlirir answer. "I have never seen, a The other day. bo-sever. Charie '.m---L. y I rcSd5!? East IT'ranron; nil f" A CH1IESE HERB teach round. If yvn raffer frrjra itchine. t . : r i. ' Loocs to me hie a Tery cood 1 prctrsdmy cr bleedine Piles Ten ara I baO.- said Charles, soeakmz of the : ifs"' to the scothi-?. I -1 " b-a!ine po-.-r of the rare, lmportfi i '- odfL j ct:., Hfr!, which fortifieV Di ' ( J.Lxi-s Chinarofd. It's the cewat !Rir-BlrK COLDS SCHEME j and (ut.K actins WitMt Vtt 'TAKES EH Of PARISIAN ! Ennss ease and comfort tn a ftw PAP.IS .P Pd and black in the minutes so that rc-3 can -work ar.d ; smar. Partsian s SaTonte coior scheme nJO?, "If !! 11 , continues its ;al present. A bright Chinese red is ff;"1; ,if lin ction-, ;the UT.t, ujl lor .he comblna- 3 J&'&SSMS& ; txa Knee It offers a brilliant con- , jfIxon., ci-iroid o-d-r on--i ; trawt to the black. antee to saelsfr eoropletery arrd b j SiTijaia predict that the roarae will ; worth 1 uc-,s the "n cost or replace the bLack and tarqnoise corn- year moccX b-ican ! biauon so p.niiar last year. lied Croai Uruj store. " Adr. Olympics ; Sport Slants ', ; San Franctsco Examiner's sport staff. j as the iCK excrUng erents he ever i T2ched- Here they are: L WUliams-Charley i toe to ice frr 17 rounds and ! nerer gaze an inch until Ledoux in despair and diszust, walked to the ; - . ckcc awarding the de- 2i ;-"T ra- kxoctiown of Bat- yeisactt by Owen" Moran and i learares as ce sank to the 5 f ; resin; the Lather McCarthy -Al K&uff- ) .i u t-jfeaa. is u rra7ici5co wnen iic- Carthy sat tn his corner reading the 1 neTpaper. Icided It carefully when t ice oeii rang, tumea around and j shouted greetings to his friends. faced Ka-jffr-ian. measured him with -Tn i$2l Tr Cobb came to Sin Francisco to manaze the San Fran- - Cisco club In the then newly organ ized winter league. He brought his family with h:m and recues'd i George Putnam, part osmer cf the Seals to help him in finding a house "The vxr of them found a heme ; that suited Cobb's evrrr purpose i and leased it from a kindly od wom an on the sunny side of sevenrr. , said. 'Surely, you must never miss . &m In mr life, but T , it reiigioiMlT tbrough the p,. perV ' . Btr we "irjre "thrills la u thxr l" ba noted h, tmr eiperu Iog tfce highways ana bynjB of tr-e competsure cam p!gn: , t -Unit football game betTOeij st Joseph's Prtp w1 Jtortheast high vSen J. Howard Berry, later ),. nscus Pen.i athlete. nth thus score 0-C: tc!l'!l 8-- Jrjc nT.nrr so saT. aely he drooped the bell in back of Ih ?oal 11. Berry recovered and ran out to mldfteid- With a ic seconds to plar- i3ctta a So yard drop kick to win the garce. 3-0. Tie that tor action in 30 seconds.--, : Jos.-. J. Solan, Philadelphia Bulie. tin. ' ' -Charles Chucf Carroll, cm Tenwtr 01 Washirsjioit halfback, tacilln? Howard . Ifaple, Oregon State college quarterback oh Wash ington's 4-yard line alter a 60-yard run, at Seattle In 1923. Carroll ss twice knocked down In the chase, but llnally managed to catch Maple Ircm behind. It was the year Car roll made the All -America, -o. S. c. won the ball game. 20 to 0 George Varnell. Seville Times. pile Oaody .Show "Start of first Pyl Bunion Derby, j March 4. 1923. and subsequent prog. ' rtfis across California, Arizona, to Se Mexico. Estimated half a mil- : lion persons lined 20 mile stretch to watch start of 274 men and boys : Men running in rubbers, leather boots, barefoot. Couple cf entrants : temporarily mentally deranged. Others lost in woods or mountains. Some- tech from 7 a. m. until mid- nii?ht to cover 60 miles. One load ; uo do?s for company and played a ukulele. Per Garuzzi. British entrant, smoked cigars and drank -ine tonic while running." Rnsa Newland iP), San Francisco. "Field goal by Galloway In last ! minute of Wabsh-De Pau-sr game in 1920, winning for DeFauw. 3 to 0. Goal of 52 yards, regardless of rec ords, first time he ever tried one, and kicked after halfback told him I to cancel forward pass play and try ; for the goal. Being a member of ! DtPauw team at time, probably ; adde:! greately to thrill. Joseph T. Adams. Rochester iS. Y.) Demo- 1 crat and Chronicle. iMuIsinr Death My biggest thrill. writes Myron . Huff of the Philadelphia Public ! Ledger, "took place i Libor day, 1923. during the 250-mCe auto race at Altcona, Pa., the clay Howdie . Wilcox met his death. 'Wilcox's death was spectacular In the extreme, his car turning over endwise three times, hut added to that was the fact that one front ! wheel brcke off. roiled to the top of tho track, rolled down again, struck the fence, caromed off and fell, wobbling, in the center of the rac ing deck. Bennett HiIL next be hind Wilcox when the accident took place, was forced. In the space of two seconds, to three times expertly Juggle his car to avoid making It a double fatality. "Added to that. Eddie Hearne, the ultimate winner, drove the pret ties: race I have ever witnessed, riding the middle white line all the way, two hundred times around the mi le-and -a -quarter bowl without a single pit stop, either for replace ment of oil. gas or tires. And he was crowding forty years of age at the time." SPUING FOOTWEAR FAVORS LOUKK HEELS PARIS frPi Lower heels mark the new spring footwear. The shoes which smart Parisians will wear on the street in the spring have cuban heels about' an inch and a half in height. High spike heels are seen only on late afternoon and evening models. The new spring hose is sheer, beige and greice being the favorite shades. Cuban heeis have replaced the pointed designs. SILVER AM BLACK FOR Ll'NCHEON- GOWN WASHINGTON vF) A dress of black chiffon with cloth of silver sleeves was worn at a recent lunch eon by Mrs. Edward Campbell small silred turban, ornamented small silver turban, ornamented with two small quills, one silver, one black, completed the costume. 32-Piece Vellum Glaze DINNER SET N'ew Design and Colore Special $4.95 See Our Window BOHNENKAMFS ifiiistV r-rrsi ia 1. --Miti life Welcomeyox to Pocdrad. 2C comfectiMe room. edi wtch hudu RcMoaable race. Convenient dowivtevra loa xi Tflie HOTEL CONGRESS PORTLAND, OREGOM tnas . bo&av fttsxiat Hauta 5 5
