14
mn horxtxg onrnoxiAx, Tuesday, decejiber 7, lois.
SYRACUSE BEATS
OCCIDENTAL 35-0
Captain of Los Angeles Team
Suffers Fracture of Right
Leg in Game.
SO-YARD RUN BIG FEATURE
Only Oorf nwrtnj-.Fallre 4'onlr-M 1
lal of f'trrnrr In Danger.
blmtrT.' ? J r-wc Half. Plaja
Wonulrrfal Uim In Nowth.
t.rnjajrher bad tha boys together y
UHin for a tut; ir-ta talk, and
or 4m n rrr given for all prospect 10
po on hand In regulation paaketBau
suit after school today.
Cnarh Cailicrat aa-i hla ColnmMa
t'nlver.ity representative. u.ed th
dirt llwr court In th Cotiaeura on th
rampua yesterday, and from wow on
a-tiT. practir will b Indulged In.
K'icano Murphy. Cornellu Murphy.
Mika lUora u4 Prartcle Jarobrrgr
ar. tha letter mn In school Irvin
.Nile, om of th. prominent all-around
athletes of tha Institution, baa decided
lo fry out fur basketball tola cam
paign.
roi.rMni to nY scxday
Prnaltlmatc Game of Inter-City
lacae XVIII Be Willi Washington.
Colombia Park and, tha Washington
Athletic "1ut. of Vancouver. Wuk.
will fnrntss tha football caroa of tha
lntr-CitT Football Uiit on tha Co
lumbia Park (round oxt fundar. Co
InmMa I'ark won It Itama against
Urtcon City. to . la.t Sunday after
noon, and tha nein(ioa Ainianc
Club s.-or.d a -to-4) victory over lb
VanrnnTr aoWl.r..
Vt-.Teeilenl Unrwn of th.lea.-u.
ill appoint official for nit bin-
lay a rontt tomorrow or Thursday.
Two mra matrhe only ar on tha 111
.r,ed.il. of tN. circuit. oe.i fiindir
affair and r:n I'onland against
U t. in;ton Athletic Club at Van-
Billie M-ucott I Failure
Jitney Driver.
MiMirr ooi Caee-alasr Twwr riada
Party of t arrtow to "l.all
sad 4wly 3 Oats t oleee-lew.
i.r Avsr.r.r. r-. Tb. heavy
fJ-r.'u.a t'nuer.i'y leer. eaally d-f-ate-t
thalr lisbter orponeala. fed
d'ntal lo;i'i. hra lojir lr ta seal
f jot'!! gam of t"ia sea for th
t a o team.. TY. a cor was US to t.
n: oa-o diring Ilia antlra g.m wa
a. rru U la iimf. Tbia wa
Wear tha do... of Ida last ajarfr. abta
lent, br aorta of forward
T .... an pant. ai-te-i by a fumftla.
ruin... I tha tU within two yar4 of
tni g.l. T.: .rtic'i I na braced
a.bt nl-l
, yard run by Hater, of rcu
$- t f - ta.C qi.4ltr waa ..i!y tb. moat
joal f.at ira of tha cama. j"a(a
clt t-ia from a hi- anrt br "-I
ant Wi'l tha aJ of Intarfer
ruihi cow a tha 0ld t t&a
i-i.'rfi'ii aiiM'yard tia ba.ora ba waa
trH ran tairmnra.
fa tl aama qrt'r Iim. of O-!
a-ntil. brot.jht tha craw to It faal
w ha larrr'-ap ta.f a f rfvu fr
I r" an brjia thmuct tha Una
tit a JV ir4 fi. It waa tha Kasaatfta aa why it wa that tba racolpta
rut aiaclo by aa ril'l l axanj wio I waro ot noub to pay for tha a"o-
tha C ma, I l.n
M'CREDIE
HIS 1916
PICKS
INFIELD
Bates Looks Like Sure Fed,
but Beaver Manager Is
Not Worrying.
RODGERS' RETURN IS HOPE
With Qolnn on Flmt, Bill t Srvond.
Ward at Short, Stomp or IIol
llckrr at Third. natrV Ab
krnre Won't Cripale.
Aflr a!l l aaM and dona. Bay Bataa.
tha Ura-rr thlrdnaekar. mar bo ,r
Ins a Kr-rtaral LaKUO t-nuoni. -
II roma. tlroo to play bail najt Spr'n.
According to lata.t rarorta front Iat
t,,.on. N. J. Bat.tf homo. I
pre.idrrt of tho Nrwark d. and
a... ..a kaMlflV flAI ! "r aVa !
! I".V ' 1 w I T f-VKk a a. - T a. - T
thai mn.vt-a fflc. rowin w'-' ;
- .k. i h in i ana nvriH ana ltmi ana irrr.
- . . juuall InA 1 n i n .m. n 1 f r n 4
l-Mw Ar in a I -L- .u . u
I Wood:
many of our lo-ealied AU-Ametiean
football men are chosen through a
Judlcloua advertlalna by coaches and
newapapersT Behold. then. all-tar
teams with five Harvard and one ox
two Cornell men. la the Cornell-Harvard
(tame Jameson knocked Gilman
all over the lot played him so hard
he bad to be taken out. No team that
Cornell played was able to rain any
ground through Jameson. Result Gil
man picked and Jameson not even men
Honed. Then King is given preference
to Sblvertck. Cornell's next best man
after Barrett, tihlverick. a speedy head
runner, a wonderful punter, a great
drnp-klcker. a nig power In Harvard's
defeat. Is hardly mentioned. Cornell
with her atar player out. beat Har
vard handily. If Harvard had five
stars aa selected to Cornell a ' two.
how far ahead of Haughton does' this
put Sharper S.UG. (Ithaca.)
a a a
. In tha midst of all this football dis
order and uproar has Barney Dreyfus
named a manager for the IMratesT Or
Is tha job golns to Wagner through
gravity?
Wagner will celebrate his 42d birth
day In a month or two. At tha most ha
can last only eight or ten years longer
as a big league star, so why not pro
vide, for him against the future?
Would Wagner make a good leader?
Why not? He has brains, ability, force
and the knack of developing young
talent. The only lack ba faces Is pen
nant material.
a o o
-Over tb Bardar."
Oaar tha border Ilea fprlns an It roaea
Owtr til a bordar lies Spring -and Ty Cobb;
Old. Socg.
And what ahsTl maa araa mora to ear Job,
Avar tna border ilea aprirg and Ty Cobb
AH AJltnay boss driver Btllls Mascott
la tha champion featherweight of
Ut world.
Hobby nvana. who handle tha North
wr.t featherweight's business affalra.
r-eet:y purcnaaad aa auto and thought
thAt It wou
lo bat Bill
piaa grow into tb Idea of placing th
auto on a Jitnay rua with Mascolt as
pilot.
T!ie proeeed war nt forthcoming.
however, so Manager Tvans steppad out
BV. I "oar aad'oawy and Comns and Oood;
act WllB I trroro and and nontftaa a rA Ki.a
while Towers I I Strtke-oot- reeoundlne In uphobnerad mitts;
loi
has Kara trrma
ae.ma to ba over tha
Mri demanded by tha
Bate want a throo-yrar contract
. . k whlla 1'owet
i-idin- out and wants Ily to attach lt -W aad "poalos- move ea with a
bl eis-nature to a contract of two
year' duration.
.. ... U.rr.,11. of tha rtaa-
i.. ...4 r,r loir' frlendll-l raater a a ford.
' . . .... ,4. v tia I Tola hai falTaM Ka.lr . a..
Be wttn tne r au own-r -- - .
- ... miA declared that balball that only an unusual leader can
M ba a good training stunt I didn't think that Bates would connect I lift ber up again. And yet she has the
!! do a little driving. This with a Kcaieral la-agua contract. . . b " 'n tbe business for this par-
Ovar the bordar ia Spring and lu dope.
- rua Da should take tha lean. 1 1 Uvular Job standing on her doorstep.
wouldn't worry a great deal.- said I im name is Foster Fanford. Blge
tha Portland bos. I ,ow osnctly right. If Yale yearna to
-Thla voung feltow Holllckor seem I linger forever In the valley of football
i itvr .rrp on ner
Sha couldn't Improve
have no trouble la filling Bates" place, i upon iu jr one aesirea to rise up and
II. Ida I would swttrn Mumpi i ur via iiiace, tut answer is nan
. .; -..a M-n.m. rtM half t-r fWe. M, ,,m. trlng down Wa.h- third. whl-h sk 1 JJ' . juvlnr tried out footh.it ha.eh.n
-ai. . iT-r..! a fra t-r. of th. r.abt ,n,to, h,l,d.y u lo hl, down better than cheis checker. lf snd L h..1
n-.r t. .!-. aanr l la- third w bubJ ,r ,h 8td. lo or s.cond baae. W Ith Vfulnn oo first 'XHmmnJA U l'
kZMr:.n..4 ..r-rlo, .Ml. " .SSL ndro1 " "a
1 , at J.r. ,nn.-inx and lo clrclin,. the run waa ra.h.t lf ln, fan. at a Mo mn tumS J n l' ''ne i
t-a.n l.. b-.t- . i l-ntlo1trnl.aihera juneTahe.d would m.an Ti cent. hardly ' bow t n Tae Aid of thr Enemy.
I, haoi.na- t.ia forwart (a. ITac- wb,0 th, football fild wa reached cripple u to any "rk,i.j.inhi. C.ermany. by bombarding unfortified
t . i , . I of c . , istai . g.n wer. M..ti started lo collect, at tba earn rf m,ln ? towns and by toaslng Zeppelin bombs
i;.d w. th! n-atho-t of rlay. , p,,enc.r. started to boat It. National If I want mm. ana i m on prlTlU) homr-. WM 4 bg. ald .
Tweow TaaWwM n-brn.,. TB.ry-flv. cent. th. toil. Th other " "fh ",Mcr?ede haa a h:a'U'h '"
.vr J, aa or,.t thr- to Khdowa. la Porgar. beat a ba.ty retreat In '. , rh" ef A"d narvard. by beating Tale 3 to 0
t,, T. . U '" ' b. "'" yoUnCJV?lr! J. certain of n and 11 0 th nestt. h" n
!-.- ... qar , atvt al ke 1 one goal. h ,.ni:,. ad I almost certain I of maln factor , ...eurlnr a return
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Jrr." quoth rnu "lucit to thm
cMf for jroa, li.il.. bo yea want
la t a r'! X out for MJ toy
ouxht at least lo rotlrrt rijocv
r lli .Ju n l f .''Ita)
.nia fr,rTT. t ut'U4 J
r.-fi.n ta
-r rv.
lo K:Y rLY STUtTS tomc.iit
rortUnd I Hatchcl With World
a
t "Kannpion la Opcnlnc f iairx.
Tho ap.nlag game, of tha Pacific
riw.t liork'T A.eoetation for th
lli-l .a.aon Will ba played loalcbt.
ana la Vao.-"'ir. It. C. and tha other
In n.tt:. Wh. m.n.rer 11. II. Jv
aga. ef tho l'ortln.J .-o Itippo-irsrao.
af y..t.r!y afrrn'5n with em
t twI. .m for Vincoit'f. M C. and
t.mht will find lh I'ortlander. bat
I In ta world hmploo hoekev
..am. Vlc'erla will play in tbe Seattle
ar.n acsin.t tha Metropolitan
Tha I'ort.and liimio contain three
new ff'L aitho-igh. Tommy 'uodr-
d:. who I pliyin center, wa
nembar of l.a.tar I atrlek' Victoria
oraotativ. last year Tommy M'jr'
ray. tho gil keeper, and tl trvin.
at left d-fenv ara th other athlete
w.nne fort land uo!ftm. for tha Brat
ma. Tha rr. po.lti.'r tonight will
ba filled, by Chart's Vkslla and Alt
l..bour
A..i.tet Manager J f!f KItr.
of th. Portland Ilippidroma.
Inda arras gamant lo annouoco th
a.-ora by paro.l of tmight gm
bat a la Tanco'taar and r.ati: during
ts. ncniir .bating a.oo at the
I -rtlan.t .-o Hippo.JrorBo lonHtll. Tha
ei.tt. wi t start promptly at S .
o'elo.- and tho ( fd r-nroe should I
t. . iitr.i. after o'cloek.
r.ixiic ara tho loeap of th
Vaseo tvar-pirtlan af!!r. ac-ordiag to
ia inhrntlie gin oil by Maagr
ef portan.t. aad ataaagar
I ran a rtrtrl. of Vno vr-
e-:aa ' r-"ata'fraa Tafa-r.
a..... ! I""
, ortrn.
Tl
!
i:vi:niixo i - good ixdian
rrrJdrnC of fort land (ita Clnb
Mrnliuncd la Marasloc.
In a special article headci A Good
Indian." la tb tMresBbrr number of
tb lu Pont Magaaln. on of tb lead
ing trapahootlr.g and ammunition pun-
lt.-ti.na la tb. United Male. II. It
Kvcrdmg. president of th Portland
liua Club, receives considerable men
tion. A plctur of tba Portland Oun
Club official accompanle tho alory.
which la aa follow:
O.t on th ractfie roe. flaary "Cverdlne.
of I'uetao. Or. la ha. a a aood ia
4iaa a tharaaea sport. maa aad aa ai-
arwuad fH talla. ba I. deeer.i:v pa.
A r .ick all . kaao bun. atr. klearUlo
.a. aa ardent trapehaotar. can tura
oad ete-e with a rraquancy tkal ba
se av.wrta.aa. . . a aam.at worker
foe bl tataraat f 1 ort f trap-
aotisC.
Aa mark f aat.a fcta trf b haa.
aeed brw wita tka preeldeer af the Port
end Una li. b a4 tba latri? Indiana
and h 1 a.aa hick la tk eoanrll at tna
.North. eat saotam.a. and bla devetloa .
t.io r a a r.raa.t.d r tnaaa raftla
tt.j baa r.aw tad aa.larla.ly la tk.tr baa
t.l aad l4i.Mto.ttt.
Via take ..ir fc . . erf la IT. err It. yrvae.
:. a 'iKal tsd!..-- gad portmaa aad
all.ar.uad aod fa. .aw.
Bit of Sport
T -,-i.l..r'l
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t- w.
.
T imm I'k.
V e.-w..ee.
DOtxlC, N.k. ha beea placed aa tha
m.e ef .p trtttana. Jo HlHtS.f an
Crane. VI later, to. at Aaaertre
eraea wrwatlara. ba. pat k. 1 1 e a. liota
tnaaa ejkelm.a kava f.na r.p."aloaa la
IS k,aat. aad ka'h ca froa Wi
a
WS.a th final wMatta af tho l.t foot-
e:i a.aai.a b:a aad Iowa bad eoee mor.
aaa vaaauUked by Ike .tardy Naraakaea
lu-a K.tA.rfjrd. ca.tata aff tka eoraaa
ev.a. piayed kia laa aas. r rl.a.l
and un,j etd a rer.rd mat probably M
a. f a pukia tttutt la Ik cavalry
cat koa.t e
m a i :rad tkrao year, at e-
fte... aad lat I. aw i.U a. ia a e
I (rin tkal ttrMw lie? e aatertag Naoraaaa.
K,fH.rtr4 a.ed ta.r J.ara a. a ktaa
ena4 te.aa I. luae:. aad teal team
r Im.1 a sania. It. wa ta Ik iioi
1 y.ar witka.t bai.g a aafaat!
t.nl.
a a a
tt I. rayoeied thai V -;' aa. Ike Waat-
Ij... ,.r .i-d .y v.raaa, stay ba
wed ta.d ' at s-aaoa.
T . . 1 V .ka fllaaahatl Cta. aa.a.tti
rnfTr.VT lir r.IN. .V.r. ! t.,. n. ... altera t the V. a.a.r
list .oiiad.
Orrsoei Itlsh S-tnol AaaawUlloe. Will
r.rrtd ln rtt .wttarday.
!JIMT. Or. r p.ei.l
ai--'tr. ('.member 1 1. baa b.ew sot a
.,a data .e tbo bearing ef tha Dr.l
.IM f!,. th aw Orogoa li
rhooi AtHafta AlWUI wbi.-h
i.-a4 Mn -ho.) a'hl'l'. la thia
itt'i en a aniforra baai. Ta m.t!Bg
i l lit. :- a? "ilana.
Two it wi:t b beard at IM
rt a; bo'h, dealt- wf.k th :'j-l-hil.ty
of .layer. protaat b
;d by Albany It:" .-bo agaleat
arfO. raac.e on th. rialam II r..-kal
fw7fh.ll te.na. and tha ether ba e.a
pr.aa-lfad by I'eadietoa High IMoal
atiln.t a p-iy ee tha Ijk l.ranla llih
Kioiil team. Tho Alnany pr(eat will
id a.- .la tha bta .hoof rh im pton.hi.
at th. i::nti Valley bIm partur-
I t'. l- th gtm Wi'S, V.hiBf
II (h, rV.ho.3l lr r.rtlm j f r the stale
tin. by virtue ef savine defeated Al
bany I t a.
C.vl'.i'r lb iye ir. ! warrvtae
-a . tbe raaat LeaM r.:in aaaiaet
tee -! Tke b-r. rl ewoUi la
ko.d f e'. la the Itt ferial allay.
a a a
art iteaa otrt wear tb rti.i itr wni.
f irw . I -ae. T fellow re-
f ,,e tnai t a w la ka iioaal A a :a I u.
a e o
Hvt w.a.a. a-ed Ji" are g"
.v. k.. received weoao "a att-'a tkai
e.a dyead .paw WUI be p.aaed la
IB aid rap
..nli,- htm ho w 111 tote ai unnoi'
mey. tha Portland semi-pro. to the
Spring camp.
Manager Walter said yeaterday that
If Plan corn's he should nave no
trouble In shoving either Carisch or
Kljber Into th discard. hst he wouio
do with young Bartbolemy In this
raa la probtr.atlcaL AI probably
would bo farmed out for a time.
"Bartholrmy doe shpw up weil with,
the stick, but I think that about a
month's work In a league of lower
ei..iriratton than the Coaal would bo
all that be would need." said Walter,
e .
"Portland" i Bill James, the Detroit
pitcher, who waa here a short time
ago and mada tha trip to Pan Fran
cisco with tbo touring National and
American Leaguers, I 111 In a ban
Francisco hospital. Word to this ef
feci waa received yesterday by Mc-
Credle.
e e e
Kroery Webb, one of Bartholemv
battery malea on the Piedmont Ma
roons haa signed up with th Spokane
Indians for ll. He was recom
mended to th Spokane club by Judge
Mci'redle. who saw him In action sev
eral times on tha Portland lot last
Summer.
Webb Is a little fellow and no doubt
wli: be one of tho smallest pitchers
In professional bn'.l next season.
Former Coast Inguers In the Inter
national league did not set the circuit
ablase with their stick work during
th past season. Mickey I -a Lent',
former Beaver catcher, now with Buf
falo, lad the Const contingent with
an averse of .tt for ' games. Art
Korv. who went up from th Bra
ver, to the Giants, was farmed to
ttocheater and Jumped to th St. Louis
Fed., batted for an average of -i'
in 71 games at Kochrster.
II battcj .:: In (9 game for the
Fed.. Art Ivvlin. former New Tork
Giant and Oakland manager. I next
on th llt. He participated In 124
game at Montreal and hit
Ian Howler, another former Bearer
backstop, also wt:h Montreal, clipped
the pellet at .IT4. O'Lcury. a former
!aI. with Jersey City, hit .: J In 10
games. Mensor. a former Beaver and
Colt and Pittsburg Pirate, didn't show
murb. In 113 games at llarrl.burg. He
batted only .21.
Jim Tftorp. th Indian, who was re
r:ied by the New York Giant after
being with Jrrey City and Harris
burg, stepped out of th International
Le.gua wuh an average of .201.
American league averages show that
Billy fo-uthworth. the sensational Bea
ver outfielder, hit I!" In 9 games at
Cleveland before Joining Portland.
Kanworthy. th former Sacramento
player, wa Men up In the Federal
batting I la. t wl" .!:. "Pa!e" Borton.
al.o a former i'olr, hit .It for the
CMfe-t. Ted tnaierlv clipped tha pill
at .:': Kruecer. .211: Chad bourn.
.:.': B'rry. .12. and Manang. .177.
of Tala efficiency, which we believe
undoubtedly will aooa ba on tha wav.
If Mr. Ford desires to rally a lot of
sunering ana heavy anguish, why
doesn't ha fit out aa expedition to stop
Winter golf In th North? "Out of the
bunkers before Christmas" should be a
winning slogan,
Why doesn't Mr. Ford's charity start
ai noraer 11a saw what Harvard
handed Tala without batting an eye
lash, much less subscribing 11.000.000
cor a new 1 ale coach.
STANFORD LIKELY TO Cn.VXCE
Students to Vol on Prohibiting
Freshmen From Competition. J
STA.VFORD UNIVERSITY. Cal.. Dee.
Current opinion on the Stanford
University campus today was to the
effect that tha Cardinals would relin
quish their hitherto stoutly-defended
principle that freshmen should have
the right to compete In varsity ath
letics. It also was announced that the
students would be given an opportunity
to vote on this question at an election
on next Wednesday.
The return today from tho confer
ence of Oregon and Washington unlver
sllles of Paul It. Wilson, president of
the student body, gave rise to much
diJcunslon concerning the situation,
and It waa sensed generally that the
elimination or staniord from the newly
formed Iactflc Coast Conference will
bo tha Incentive for the withdrawal
by Stanford of the freshmen contention
In order that the Cardinals again might
compete with conference teams.
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Don't let their "record-making taste" get by you.
PIEDMONT Cigarettes are going faster in sales every
day. Simply because men find that here's a Cigarette
.that does more than promise it DELIVERS.
All-pure Tobacco put together in a blend that smokes
as mild and mellow as a whisper
Alo packed
20 for 10c
Some shooting, boys, when you get a
coupon in every pack! Eh?
BOXING BOUTS SET
Blazier Will Meet Jack Kane,
Spokane Lightweight.
ROSE CITY CLUB IS PLACE
Five "Cullud" Gentlemen Will Aid
Association in ETfort to Bring Big
Convention Here Next Year.
New Faces to Be on Card.
Referee
even.
Smith decided honors were
jmoLiGATOiis wix iv roxo
Injured Multnomah Man Hot Ires In
Game With Preadnaaslit.
nrl Fmeed was forced to retire from
the water polo game at th Multnomah
Club last night with a broken finger.
As a result hi. team, the Dreadnaughta,
lost to the Jlboligators. 4 to I. This
was the first victory scored by the
Jlboligaters thus far this season.
The lineups follow:
Jlhotisator 441 C Dreadnaughta.
ITheeler ...RF Leslie
!rrt.oa .......... L. r. ......... .. Thomas
Holler Hll 8 meed
liemeker I1 .......... .. Stanton
iimvlhe Goal L
lfere. Jack Codr.
DIGGINS LASTS 4 5 SECONDS
Z' (imnra?tJ ric 1
St. l'aol Hoy Knocks Down Pliiladrl
phlan Tlirlce in Record Time.
PHILADELPHIA. Dec . Johnny
Rrtle, of l. Paul, claimant of tbe ban
tamweight championship, mad short
work of Young Dizglns. in whnt was to
have been a six-round boxing bout here
tonight.
The contest lasttd only 43 seconds,
half of which waa spent on tbe mat by
I'lggln. who waa knocked down three
times. F.rtl weighed In at 114 and
DiKglnt a: liS pounds.
CTC1 It RUK lU'KK I4 FLAXM-.n
Rraar City CI ah .Vrgotiatlavs With
tar of I'aatrra) Track.
finir I r..t T. Mrr!lt. ef tha Be.
f ir A' ..! CI '4b. ka b-aa oeoti.
t ag Wit! Fae'ern ryei.sr. foe th. stag.
I-1 ef a !-dy b'k tr at th I'.oa
l ltr l"il Tbo preeens .-6 !iil of th
rir.Fi in.tti.i. a trt to s.a Fran-
aad tt i preto., tj bring at
1.it a dosaw or in. erven ri,r up
from ta ruy n't tor tb meet.
Tho moot wl. probtblv bo bald In
February If proper arran-nent raa
ba m I. Maa-igar Merrill Iatan4i
bringing th a.ma bih far. fear. tbt
cam pa '.d In New Tora and Chl-agx
W illIXfiTOX )lTXTirr 14 OCT
Cttlaenbia) Trim ta I Carrying on
Practice? Work.
Ca.hte Arebla Roth aad bla Wash-t-ftos
I'igh, efeeo baa.otbwil candi
date, will tab. their fl-at workorit la
is a. hool gvmnaal in dirlng th.tli.
U aaasoa tils aX'.sraooa. Coach -
pme .14 tte War Ita" a. far
eia. ihwl a t be ewild da laac aoa waa
1. la. 1 tA l!awal La4w UafuteM II
tiaUliad.
oe
J'a. r.r'-e-e peaeataa. aw blood Ik.
TJ"1 !. .-! esakee p-edse aa
to Ik 4 ' a-a.a
a e e
J.m kl'l.f dr.. t aa entae I. whaa ba
a l. I'M. Vi. rupxt a a ff.r
1. ael aaas .aaaed ...Id sua b.m
c'ar k.lad.
rhartay While aad Jrh Whit. r
rtBeie. kt Ja- kae. I r"' thai flskl.
in mil 1. the feml t. ll.aefir. be ea
hie tk f '-e .v)l a aft.a ao aaw af k .
iMiti-ri .psaaaia. ilKk akaoa aotblr.
ca.ra
TV. Call of taw Kaas.
Tha .. af Biekl war fall ag fal.
Wnaa rraaa tko wroeeiiag Sim tbar yaaaed
a ii4m yaotk. by aaa rr.a liotck.
Vl ko . a la-kald. bar and Oolrh
iitlteJ,
T r aa Ibal c.frM pe.ai.ler said,
flit OeC.'h. Se asaralT flask bie bead;
V e,m.o ti'e I la raaisaad
t.t.l yaw ' c ..I aad ri.d
a r..i o.yr
A ae ae tea k a. mii away. -
rd iiai.a 1 aa.itsg a beat aad bay;
"tte'ae htai b." pfl..t.fi cry.
Aad leuu-b. k. ca.miy aiab.. ra.Ey:
lii.ooo
rg K. rhair.
New York Again Frolwa noxlng.
NKW TOr.K. Dee. . Th noma.
Ua.1 tat athletic rommlaaioa today
look, anion ta taveatigat th report
that valrous boxing club had deprived
tb state of many thousand, of dollars
through orroneou return of recelpta
Tba a aipiai lararwala,
Ore:a. fa-i.d la de phi ran.wa.
I. fraoa vaor dual ihrowsh the spaa ef 1
the efi
Ilia from ik. dost ef the year and writ
dooa
Cm. farhr Vn. apoa M.tnrr's page.:
Xat whether Ta.toa shall rial r shall
Net ohaihee rc'ind or T.'kee ha.'I fall:
Cea ...re os'y looma oer ilia rr a .a
Whol! ba in sen caeh at tala?
praphat. wka baek la th. dawn of th world
lin1.d .'Jt tit anto klnc and to pr.nraa.
rr:o;d mi 1 in wo.ld ba nd or furlea,
Ja.i who w.a.d fikUk as peacbea ad
ejalacaa
IIIm .re. ia In your miraei. shroud
And ar i"l wh.a pea'-, .nail ratura I
earth'
Ht umaMng f far beeavr grip oa .n
who a b tk s.xt tMct at Ta:T
Crea. q.aattnn. now bovar r lh earth:
:! a a prepare for aoma militant ratisar
Thai an. w drtf'.ln la mm or mirth
V. bat ii. ahead fr th n.it s.narattoa?
H''t lia'e'.am r-oar froTn O.rminr'1 clutch T
win lord rheeb, tha builais that palter
..a. na 1 .
"ew n ail brr'a or td.Une or each'
Viboll b. ik s(n coach at Tala?
I a . ... t- . . . .
Id must improv our
I J-J diction or practice that art of elu
cidation. Our style must be developing
la aubtt complexity. We had the Idea
that w had been favoring Cornell right
along as Kaslern champion, with Pitta
burg deaervtng Its share of considera
tion. Yet from two quarters w are
asaal'ed by Irate corre.pondents today
lor picking Harvard aa reader of tbe
park.
We do enough actual sinning without
being bawled out for sins that we've
never committed.
T. M. C. A. SPAKTAXS WIX AGAIN
Quintet Add. Victory by Defeat of
It'nal Il rltli Juniors.
Th undefeated Spartan basketball
team of the Y. M. C A. added another
victory to it string yestorday by de
feating tha H'nal li'rlth Juniors. 11 to
11. In the V. M. C A. gymnasium.
The guarding of Wolff tor tho win
nrrs waa the feature of the contest.
Follow Inf are tba lineups:
Cnartans (31 B. TV fit)
Orsttonihl F. t-nrbln I
ItmaleytlOl y A Cohen !
illx-I-.e C Miller I'.')
C. 'ohen
, Wilson
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Tha tjkrary f fwcnM Urn
tX C la J.M ld a -.
.WaabiAgtea, I
t arwell Rlaew a fwlat of Order.
Sir: Has It aver occurred to 700 how
tt l..er (13)
Wolff
Minnesota Invites Curlers.
DL'LCTII. Minn.. Dee. . Leading
Eastern curlers, those who generally
curl In th open on the numerous
lakes of New York State and the New
L'ngland country, are being asked by
letter today lo come to the North
western curling bonsplel to be held
her In January. Secretary Fred liar
graves, of tho Duluth Curling Asso
ciation, declared today. T have heard
from most of tho Canadla.i curlers.
1 t only exception Is Winnipeg, and
they have not definitely decided."
Ccntralla-Clichalls Basketball On.
CENTRA LI A. Wash., Dec. . fSpe
ctal.) A series of 10 games between
teams of tho Centralla and Chehalis
high schools will open Wednesday
night in lb local gymnasium. Each
of the classes and the faculties of the
two schools will be represented in th
series by two fives. The opening games
will be bctvreen tha senior boys' teams
aad girls' taama.
Jack Kaye. the clever Spokane light
weight, who formerly fought under the
colors of the Spokane Amateur Athletic
Club and held the lightweight title for
some time, will make his debut tonigh
against Bill Blazier. the New York
lad. at the Rose City Club. Besides
this bout two other lightweight at
tractions will have a place on the bill,
a battle royal and other stunts.
Tonight's affair Is In the way of a
complimentary smoker tendered by the
Rosa Cltv Club to the Oregon State
Hotel Clerks" Association. The "greet
ers" will hold sway and have added
several of their own stunts to the
hninir nrogramme to enliven the even
ing. Pipes and tobacco will also be
in order.
Tli battle roval. which has been
given conspicuous place on the bill,
will bo furnished by Ave "cullud" gen
tlemen, who earlier in the performance
will don full dress suits ana smibi in
distributing tho smokes. The receipts
of the smoker win oe lurneu over 10
the "greetcrs. who are making an
effort to have the hotel men noia
their convention her in 1916.
Several shifts, out or tne orainary.
have been made In the boxing cara
.nd it will be noted by Doxing lans
that some new faces will be seen
sgaln.ot Tommy Clark ana uanny
O'Brien, the popular lightweight mitt
wlelders. .
Jack Allen, who gave Tommy the
battle of his life at Kenton, will take
on O'Brien tonight, while Jack Wagner
will take time enough from hla Jitney
bussing to step six rounds with Clark.
Jack Kaye and Bill Blaxler will fur
nish the other lightweight attraction,
while Frank Parslow has made good
his boast of making the welterweight
limit and will take on Henry Krieger.
a Portland boy. who made quite a repu
tation for hlmseir in Seattle lately oy
w.-Ulop(ng some of tho tough artists of
the Sound CltV.
Jockey Bennett will probably officiate
during the boxing, ine snow is scneu-
uled to start at silS ociock.
BALI. PAY SLIT STARTS TODAY
Claim of Shaw Against Seals for
Back Salary Will Be Heard. .
The Jury which will hear the case of
Royal X. (Hunky) Shaw vs. tne fcan
Francisco Baseball Club, was selected
yesterday. The trial will begin today
at 9:30 o'clock. Shaw Is suing the Seals
for 1240 which he alleges is aue mm.
The amount asked ly naw 01 t-ai
Kw-inir. then owner of the Seals. Is de
clared to be back salary that was de
nied hira during a term of suspension
while he was a member or tne ban
Krnnclaco club a few years ago.
Shaw waa with the Seattle ciud in
tho Northwestern League last season.
Shirley Parker Is the ballplayers at
torney, while juage jucwea.o is Han
dling the case for Ewing.
Dick Pvryer Is Race Secretary.
SAN DIEGO. Cal.. Dec 6. Dick Dwy-
er. famous turfman for a quarter of
a century, starter of thoroughbreds on
K-enturkv and Eastern tracks, today
was named racing secretary and handi
capper of the Lower California Jockey
Club. J. E. Rothert, who handled the
livestock exhibits at the San Francisco
Exposition and a former official or the
Denver and Reno racing associations.
has been chosen paddock and patrol
Judge. The ir.en will officata at the
course in Tia Juana.
Williams-Burns Fight Draw.
NEW ORLEANS. Dec. . Kid Will
iams, world's bantamweight champion.
and Frankle Burns, of Jersey City.
fought 20 rounds to a draw in their
battle for the title here tonight. The
fight waa fast and furious throughout.
LAND GRANT MEET PUT OFF
Conference Will Be Called by Gov
ernor if D. W. Campbell Returns,
SALEM. Or., Dec. 6. (Special.) The
scheduled meeting between the Oregon
& California Railroad land grant con
ference committee and representatives
of the Southern Pacific will not take
place tomorrow. Governor Withycomb
announced today, following receipt of a
telegram from D. w. Campbell,
sistant general manager of the South
ern Pacific, that he could not be pres
ent. If Mr. Campbell can be here th
last of this week, the Governor will
notify the members of the conference
committee to be present.
The conference committee expects to
submit a plan for disposition of the
railroad grant lands to the railroad of
ficials at the forthcoming meeting in
an endeavor to arrive at a compromise
agreement.
CHANCE OF FREEDOM LOST
Man Who Failed to Make Good for
Stolen Beeswax Is Rearrested.
Promises of restitution made by John
Christenstm, aged 23. who stole a larere
quantity of beeswax from the Portland
iseed Company several months ago,
upon his release, were not carried out
and yesterday he was rearrested on 1
bench warrant issued by Judgre Steven
son and served by Detectives Hellyer
ana TackaDerry.
Christensen was convicted of steal
ing the beeswax daily in Quantities
which totalled about 10 worth a week.
At one time he used an express wagon
to carry away his loot, which amounted
to 0 pounds that day. His mother
pleaded for him and he promised to
make good the loss to the company,
but this ho has failed to do.
Marlon Tax Levy to Be 16 Mills.
SALEM. Or., Dec. 6. (Special.) The
tax Dudget tor Marion County as pro
posed by the County Court today pro
vides for a general levy of 16 mills for
next year. This includes a 4-mill road
tax and a special high school tax of
5 mills. Provision is made for Marion
County's share of the money to be re
quired for construction of the new
33,000 concrete bridge across the
Willamette River at this city.
Telephone Petition Rejected.
SALEM, Or., Dec. 6. (Special.) The
Public Service Commission today denied
me petition or tne Pacific Telephone At
Teleeraph Company that it modify a
recent order fixing disconnecting
charges at $2.50. The company asked
that they be allowed to charcre $3.50,
desiring to make a charge of $1 for re-connections.
To- lis?
night wgfe y
N
THE
"GREETERS"
SMOKER
BOXING
TUESDAY, DEC. 7
Tendered by the
ROSE CITT ATHLETIC CLUB
to the
Hotel Clerks' Association
OK PORTLAND. OR.
O'BRIK.V VS. ALLEV,
CLARK VS. WAGXER.
KHim.KIt VS. PARSI.OW.
kAl VS. LfclWlS.
BATTLE ROYAL.
FIVE SURPRISE EXPERT BOXERS.
Admission 50 Cents
Reserved Seats S1.00 Box Seats S1.3d
On Sale Rich's, Sixth and Waahtnartoa.
and All Hotel.
oner to Roseburg.
grand larceny.
Ho is accused of
GIFT LEADS TO ARREST
Jeweler Declares Christmas Dia
mond Present Was Not Paid For.
An expensive diamond ring which
Sverre K. Engh is said to have bought
a Christmas present for his wife.
but which, it is charged, he neglected
to pay for. was the cause of Engh'i ar
rest last night on a charge of larceny
bv Detectives Leonard and La Salle.
Tho complainant is Herman J. Al-
tock. a jeweler at 141 Broadway. Mr.
Alstock says that Engh took the ring
on December 2. The purchaser is said
to have promised to pay for tho ring if
suited his wile, or to return m tne
same day if the setting was not satis
factory. Engh is a Jeweler in the sea-
ng building.
Georgia Requisition Honored.
SALEM. Or.. Dec 6. (Special.) Gov
ernor Withycomba today granted the
requisition of the Governor of Georgia
for the return to that state of Ed
BishoD. who is wanted in Whitfield
County on the charge of murder. Bishop
s under arrest at Hillsboro, or. lie Is
charged with shooting Willie Uoray.
October 14, 1915.
Roseburg Fugitive Arrested in South
ROSEBURG, Or.. Dec. 6 (Special.)
W. L. Frazier, for whom Roseburg
officers have been searching for eight
months, was arrested in Madera, Cal.,
according -to word received here to
night. Sheriff Quine will leave for
California tomorrow to return the pris-
Fire Damages 4 0 Autos.
SEATTLE, Wash., Dec. 6. Fire In
the Northwest sales branch of the Metz
Company, at Nineteenth avenue and
East Mercer street, tonight caused a
loss of $25,000 to the building: and con
tents. Forty automobiles were dam
aged by fire and water. The cause of
the fire is unknown.
In "5 states In the United States mothers'
pension law have been enacted, and tlO.
OuO.uoo will be paid out this year for that
purpose.
Oh! You Fishermen!
We are having- a real, sure-enough sale. Yes, sir! Many
of you have been buying tackle from us for the past seven or
eight years, so when we tell you that you can buy anything
you want out of our fishing tackle stock at prices way below
regular, you know that we mean just what we say.
We are going to move in January and have made up our
minds to sell a lot of good tackle before moving day rolls
around, so you will find prices like these all orer our stock.
For instance: Salmon Reels, regular $3.50 pattern, for $2.50;
$2.50 Reels at $1.85; those handy little Pocket Rods, always
sold at $3.50, are going at $2.25: Seven-foot Brush Rods, regu
lar $1.25, now 80c; our famous KK Double Gut Hooks, usually
60c dozen, now 40c; heavy treble Hooks for salmon fishing,
regular 50c a dozen, now 30c; a dandy Fly Rod with agate
guides and tips, a regular $5.00 pattern, now only $3.25; good
quality gut hooks at 10c per dozen; blades for making up trout
spoons, 15c per dozen.
At prices like these, it would pay you to buy for the future.
No man can go fishing without losing or using just about so
much tackle on each trip, so here is a chance to stock up. And
just think of the splendid opportunity of getting some sensible
Christmas gifts for your fishermen friends.
Backus &C0orris
223. Morrison Street. Bet.lst & 2nd Sts