MORNING ENTBRPEISE, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1913.
SPORT! DOPE
GAME PLAYED III HI
OREGON CITY LOOSES COUNTY
HONORS TO ESTACADA .
Tn a fiplrt covered with water and
during a drenching rain, the Oregon
championship to Estacada Saturday
to the score of 12 to 0. The contest
was hard fought by both teams. The
local boys struggled desperately
against their heavy opponents but
without avail.
The local boys protest that the
game was not fair as the referee was
the Estacada coach and all the other
officials were either connected with
the school or residents of the town. It
has not been yet decided whether the
game will be contested or not or
whether any attempt will be made to
cancel the contest.
If the Oregon City eleven allow the
score to stand without dispute, the
team from eastern Clackamas will
have a good claim to county cham
pionship. EUGENE TO PLAY JEFFERSON
EUGENE, Ore., Nov. 22. The Eu
gene High school team and the Jef
ferson High school team, of Portland
will play their annual football game
In Eugent on Thanksgiving Day.
BUD TO GO SOUTH
FORTLAND, Ore., Nov. 22. Bud
Anderson expects to leave Portland
early next week to prepare for his
bout with Jack Britton, which has
been' set for some time in December
at Vernon. Dick Donald left Sunday
night for Los Angeles, and wyi ar
range training quarters at once.
When Donald reached here last
week he received a wire from Mc
Carey, the Los Angeles promoter,
asking him about a date in January
with Britton.
Donald discovered that day that the
match between Eddie Campi and Kid
Williams, which had been prostponed,
and immediately wired McCarey for
the date, which may be changed to
December. 10 or 20.
SPEAS FIRST REGULAR
BASEMAN ON BEAVER TEAM
' PORTLAND, Ore., Nov. 22. From
present Indications, Bill Speas will be
the regular first baseman of the Port
land Beavers next year and Fred Der
rick will play the utility roles. Man
ager McCredie admitted as much sev
eral days ago, and backed up the
' statement made earlier in the season
that Speas was the best first sacker in
the league," although he has played
but little at the position.
There are many who consider Fred
Derrick the peer of any guardian of
the Initial sack in the league, and well
they may. He is certainly the' best
fielder in the circuit, and one of the
geratest baserunners.
O. A. C.-OREGON GAME IS OFF
ALBANY, Ore., Nov. 22. All hope
for another game between the Aggies
and the University of Oregon at Al
bany this season has been abandon
ed. Coach Stewart, of Corvallis, is
reported to have said that he would
positively not consider another game
with Oregon "U" this season. j
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NeW York, Nov. 22. Sam Lang
ford, the Boston negro heavyweight
; will retire from the ring within a year
according to the announcement here
this afternoon of Joe Woodman, his
manager.
Wallowa, Or., Nov. 22. Having de
feated all the teams of Union and Wa
lowa counties, the Wallowa High
school football players are going after
the eastern Oregon championship and
one Thanksgiving, day will go to Pen
dleton, where they will meet the Pen
dleton High school team in the de
ciding game.
London, Nov. 22. George Brown, a
survivor of the prize ring of three
quarters of a century ago and un
doubtedly the oldest living pugilist,
will celebrate his 90th birthday to
morrow at his home in Brighton.
San Bernardino, Cal., Nov. 22. Jim
Jefferies and a party of hunters snow
bound at Bear Lake in the mountains
for three days, reached civilization.
Albany, Ore., Nov. 22. That Alanby
is anticipating the most active bas
ketball season this year than ever be
fore, is indicated by the preliminary
practice now in progress in local
gymnasiums.
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