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THE MORTHNCF OKEGOXIAN. FRIDAY, 81 AY 26, 1911.
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BEATS CALIFORNIA
Varsity and Freshman Crews
Win in Races on Big Lake
at Seattle.
drawn. Tli clubs ir Salrm. Al
bany. Wood bum and Hubbard. Mr.
Harrison retires as vl-prtdent of
tha leairua as a result of tha wlth
crawal of his team.
FRESHMEN ' IN ACCIDENT
Soslhern 11nl-Vrar Clght Tlreak
Oar hn Coarw Is I-a Than
One-Third Ran and fralti
Boja FlnWtt All Alone.
SEATTLE; trash. Mar IS Tha fnl
Terslty of Washincton Varsltr and
freshmen elrbt oar cre-sra defeated tha
I'nlTerslty of California cresrs over tha
thrsa-snlla cour on Laka Washing-'
ton todar.
Tha Varsity raca. tha ble etit of
tha day was won by Washington by
even lensjths. tha tlma being 15:23.
California crossed tha Una 11 seconds
laler. Washm st ton's tlma Is m record
for tha Ijika Washington course.
Tb northern men plainly outclassed
tha California oarsmen. At tha end of
the nrst half mile Washincton was a
good lencth ahead. Hnwlns; steadily
with a lona stroke, the northerners
aradualtr Increased their lead and
when the race was half over It waa
eviilent that California was hopelessly
beaten. The vialtora Increased their
stroke to 3. but It was a vain e(trt
f'r Washlna-tnn'a lone steady pull, tha
stroke seldom anlnir sbors 34. In
creased the distance between the com
petinc crews.
The freshman rare was marred b
an accident to the California shell and
tiie Washington crew finished tha
course alone, their lime belns; 1:32.
The race was hardly under war. only
three nuartera of a mile hat-Ira- been
covered, when the oar-lock of No. a
In tha California shell broke. Wash
ington was alreadr three lengths ahead
and tha vimtinc freshmen ( up tha
content as hopeless.
The water was choppy when tha
freshmen race was rowed, but was
smooth when the Tarsity crews took
th water.
Th" races could not hare been post
poned1, no matter what the weather,
for Iavidson. the. California Varsity
captain, left tonlrht for Victoria,
w here he will take the Rhodes' scholar
ship ejamlnations. The course was
from t.rschl lark to M.idlson Park
The Wa-hlnrton men averaged about
five pounds heavier than the visitors.
The rrews were In first-class condition.
hampinn-blp on Time Clalmetl.
The time niada t.xlay In the big race
compares more than favorably with
the Stanford-California tlma at Perke-!-.
On time Washington can claim tha
championship of the Pacific Coast.
ro;owlng Is the personnel of tha
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Northwest Championships to Be on
Jane t 7 Toast at Astoria.
Seattla ten the Paclflo Northwest
track and Held championships for J una
17 and Astoria tha Pacific Coast cham
pionship events for Centennial week In
Aceust.
T. Morris Dunne, secretary of the
Taciac Northwest association, yester
day received the final vote from the
Northwest clubs awardlr.ir the sectional
meet to Seattle and at the same time
received word from Herbert Hauser. of
San Francisco, secretary of tha Pacific
Athletic Association of California,
heartily Indorsing a coast titular affair
at Astoria. No Coast championship
meet was held In 110.
Torn McDonald, physical director of
tha Seattle Athletic Club, was a Port
land vlaltor yesterday. -Seattla ex
pects to send 1 men to the National
meet at Plttbsurs; the latter part of
June and staging the Northwestern
events the week previous will mean a
large entry list from Seattle alone."
laid Mrfmnald last night.
Secretary Dunne expects a score of
entries from California to the Astoria
FIGHT SOON OVER
"Knockout" Brown Finishes T.
Murphy in 40 Seconds.
BOUT DOESN'T LAST ROUND
Lltlle-Ettfct Side Lightweight Rushes
Brooklyn Lad and Soon lias
His Opponent Taking;
Count, Helplos.
NEW TORK. May 15. "Knockout
Brown, the little East Side lightweight,
stopped Tommy Murphy, of Brooklyn,
tonight In 40 seconds of the first round
of a bout scheduled to go ten rounds
before the Madison Athletic Club.
There was no preliminary sparring.
JUNCTION CITY TRACK TEAM WHICH PLANS MEET WITH
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KUOFNF Or May il. (Special.) The Junction City Hls;h School
tra-k team Is planning a dual meet with the Cottage Urove High
S. hool next week. Junction City, considering Its slxe. made a good
showing at the Interscholastlc meet held at the I nlverslty of Oregon,
p'erman taking fifth place In the preliminaries of the 100-yard dash.
In which 4i runners were entered.
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oat league Trams CappoMrd !
Kate Al.lcd Whalcn.
t hen Is a benent ball game not a
beneht anil wttv l aclhc Coast league
magnate are asking f.ie ahoe ques
tion a a result of a curious m.xup
over the Jimmy halen benefit da?,
mhici waa auppsed to have been
tri-i.-liUf'l over the circuit on PMa.
May 19. and a percentage of the re
ceipts forwarded to W. K. Curtln. of
rai-ra men tx
It now appears that no official action
was taken on the atl"ge! benefit and
tlie Portland-Sacramento S4-IS contest
wa-s the only one affected. -We dlnn't
hol-1 out anv percentage of the Seal-
ukland game, because we tlhln't know
fff the details of the bene;1t. said
Frank M. Ish. preeilent of the San
1'ranclsco club. List night.
nJen suffered a broken leg while
cat'-Mng for Tacoma In the Northwest
t.r.f. ua this Serin and was imme
diatelv released by Shreejer and fir
turs reason there Is some opposition In
t iast League circles to a benefit.
-If t-a Coast League Is to do any
thing for halen. I believe special
games should be arranged." pointed
out Judge MCredle. "1-et each team
plav one Monday game on Its net trip
to Sacramento. That's better than
taking out any percentagea of regular
game,"
rRTI..D IKAMS ITH1KV
4 ale-fs and IWrblca Not lo Play In
WllUmetle alley Injur.
Pollowlng a meeting held at the of-f.-e
of TreslJent Jerman at Woo.ihnrn
Te,lneday night, when all the dele
gates were present, the two Portland
tama In the, Willamette Valley Kise
,all League withdrew and the balanca
of the season will play Indeimlent
hall. These clubs are the IVIworth
Wrbies. managed by C. V, llnrrison.
and the Calef Bros., managed by Jes
Mnnahin.
The Portland teams were lo.ins
money. Inasmuch as they paid their
own egpenaes. The ctit In the gala
receipts waa and 4 after all ex
pense had been pal'- visiting teams
t . pa v their expense out of their por
tion of the gate. Th Portland teama
null have' been quite willing to re
r.aia In th league had a guarantee of
expensra been made
It was announced that the other four
rlubs weuld continue with th league
and prcbably would secure other val-1-y
teama to supplant th ciuba wlth-
champlonshlp. while Seattle. Portland
and other rluhs of the Northwest will
also be well represented.
200 ATULKTKS TO FKIUXMIM
Y. M. C. A. Will Hate Annual Gym
naslutu Exhibition,
tlvmnaslum sports and drills of many
kinds tonight will be unfolded by the
several classes at the Y. M. C. A. In
the annual gymnasium exhibition. It
will be the biggest g)iunastlc event of
th yrar at the association and more
than :ot men and loa will take part
. In th" entertainment. following is
Ith programme-.
Orand march, be all participants:
rlub-swlnglnr drill, by preparatory
i bov; sweulsh gninastle games, by
; preparatory bovs: dumn-Deu oriii. ox
I J inlor b.iys: wand drill by business
1 boys. Intermediates and high school
! bovs; game by Alliens class: ap
i paralu work by all leaders: -horse-
by Juniors, psrauei or ojr
hortxontal bar and mat work, by Inter
mediates; free-hand drill, by seniors;
pyramhts. br leaders of senior class:
free-hand drill, bv all the leaders;
bsskethalt ganie. Th programme wll!
begin at oVI.-ck. Plrectors. Orlllev.
Ie and Smith will have charge of the
exhibition.
IMMANS TO PI.AY MC1.TNOMAH
Prrcf Ilascball Team Will Do
Here Durlns Ito Festival.
Coe A. McKennn. manager of the
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i hall team, yesterday completed arrnirke
1 ment for two games with the Xei-Perces
: Indians during the R.we Kestlval. Th
! gimcs will he played June 7 and 10 on
Multnomah KleUl. The innians are hum.
Cul.les.-ic. l.laho. snd are said to be lineal
cs.-en.l.iuts f I'hlef Joseph, the fajnous
Nex IVrcr war chlrf.
The team has been organised two
years, during the time beir.g taught the
game by a professional conch. A band
of redmen With all their native finery
Is coming to Portland to support their
t- am and take In the Rose Kestlval. The
Indians prohahlv will piich camp OO
Multnomah Field.
t.ra miliar S-hMl to Tiny.
Itt tstnouth and Pnvla schools are
scheduled to meet In one of the semi
final game of th C.rummar 8chool
Pasehall League this afternoon at Mc
Krnna ratk. These are among the
trams strnlng for the rtsht to play for
the Hudson Arms trophy for eecond di
vision tcam.
Tmi lo Ilun Tno-Mlle ltrlay.
A. two-mile relay rare between boys
of the (Jellwood Y. M. C. A. and Mil
waukie Junior Athletic Club will be held
i.iturd.iv a'te.-noon. over a course lying
from the Mllwnukl School to Wlllsburg
and then to the Sellwood T. M. i. A.
building. Fast Fifteenth and Spokane
avenue. The trams will consist of sis
boys each.
llaln Again lclai t.anvc.
Rain has put a damper on all Inter
scholsstlc baseball action this week. No
game was played yesterday and no game
will b played thta afternoon, although
Vancouver and Lincoln High shools
were to have puyed on Multnomah F1ld.
An e.'fort will be made to play a game
every day next week and wind up the
1, ng schedule of postponed games aa rap
id ty as poaalbl.
Iowa City Riflemen Chanipiima.
IOWA CITY. la- May S5. Announce
ment waa mad todsv that tbe Iowa
I City High School Rifle team had won
j the interscholastlc championship of
tf-e Cnlted State, incidentally laging
the John Jacop Astor c-ip. A new rec
ord was set of iJ shots out of a possi
ble 100.
Roarbon Handicap lH-au Hear.
Il lSTLXE.May Tbe Bourbon
baadtcap. at on mil, one of the big
stake of th meeting, reiuited In a
dead heat 'between Kings Daughter and
Osana at Churchill Down this after
noon The purse was divided. Time.
1 15, the best for a mil at the meet
ing. A Swiss professor f agnnlture has be
evnertmeetin with coittvaflen unrfr colT-d
s ass. and Bnrt tisa ortl in.- uaasparenl
glaa giea U best rulla
The men went together with a run. the
awkward Brown letting loose and
swinging his right for the ribs. Murphy
poked out his long left and for a
moment straightened up Brown.
-Knockout." however, carried the fight
to Murphy, rushing him along the ropes
to a neutral corner. Both men clinched
and exchanged rights and lefts to head
and body.
Breaking away. Brown again rushed,
and catching Murphy a wicked right
In tbe stomach, brought him down al
most to his knees. Quick as a flash.
Brown ripped In a wicked left upper
cut fairly on Murphy's chin and down
he went with a crash.
Murphy quickly rose, not waiting
for the referee's count. Brown was
at once upon him acaln and with a
terrific right to the head and another
left uppercut he again floored tbe
Brooklyn man.
There was no need now to count:
Murphr was ont and Brown a moment
later waa on his way to bis dressing;
room.
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