THE MORXTXG " OKEGONIAN, THURSDAY, JULY 3,- 1919.
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FIGHT FANS SWEEP
THESE ARE TO JUDGE WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP BATTLE AS AIDES
TO REFEREE.
Trains, Boats, Autos, Airplanes
Deposit Human Cargo.
SLEEPING ROOM PROBLEM
Omce Baildlnrs rilled With Cots and
Tent City Started on Lake Front;
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Associated Press rtlonii from
tha world's chmplontitp battle
at Toledo Jolr 4 ran only ba
bulletined at the offices of Asso
ciated Press nenptprn. Nobody
Im will have them. Tha Aeaoct
at4 Press does not permit Ita
news to be displayed except at
Be arspaper offices of Ita members.
Therefor tha beet place to get
tha fight story promptly and ac
curately will be at Tha Oreao
r. lan comr. S ?l and Aider
atresia Krom 11:10 P. -
July 4 onttl tha end of tha fight a
megaphone man will read tha re
turns as fast as they coma off
of tha Associated Press wires.
Afterward Tha Oregonlan will
print la Its regular editions of
July i reports by specialists cor
nnr tha fia-ht from every an
gle. Harry Grayson, sporting; edi
tor of The Oregonlan. who la at
Toledo, will send a detailed story.
Irvln S. Cobb, one of the world's
most picturesque writers, will
give a Cobbeaque version of It.
lcoe. famous sports expert of tha
x.w York World, will send a
signed story, and thera will be f
Associated Press dispatches coy- t
ering erary detail besides.
TOLEDO. O.. July 3. After sweeping
Bow aupon this city, situated on the
shores ot Lake Erie, by every means of
modern transportation, thousands of box
ing enthusiasts tonight sought places
to lay their heads during tha 40-odd
boors that Intervene before Jess Wll
lard and Jack Dempaey enter the ring.
Long lines of railroad tlSlns. strings of
steamboats, endless chains of automo
biles and even an occasional airplane
are depositing their burdens of human
freight.
livery arrangement for the caring of
the visitors Is being tested to tha limit
and It appears certain that tomorrow
night sleeptng accommodations will not
be available at any price. It waa stated
tonight every ona of the 25.000 hotel
cots and beds had been reserved, while
tha overflow waa being shunted Into
private rooming placea and huge vacant
atores and office buildings filled with
rota. On tha outskirts and In tha parka
along tha lake front, tents are being
erected.
Vaaaaarel Arrises Early.
Tha gathrrln gof tha vanguard be
gan to make Ita presenrt felt early
today. At twilight. It was almost Im
possible to move about tha corrldora
af the leading hotels except at a slow,
wiggling, dodging gaid and the novtce
rubbed shoulders with sport celebrities
from all parts of the continent. It Is
estimated that between sO.Ovo and
7.e visitors will surge Into Toledo
during tha final 24 hours.
Both Boxers completed their train
ing today and tomorrow will be a day
of relaxation. Tiempsey did only three
minutes of shadow boxing.
After this lticbt workout. Iempsey
was examined by tha official phyairtao
of tha local boxing board, who re
nounced liempsey an exceptional ath
lete In every reape-t and ready to en
gage In tha hardest kind of a contest
without dang-r of more than tho usual
temporary exhaustion following violent
exert ion.
Wlltard went threa thrss-mlnute
remnds with both Jack llempel and
Walter alorahan. wound us with an
additional threa-mtnute aes..4n of fast
shadow boxing. While he ore the
customary lt-ounre gloves, he shook
both sparring partners eeveral times
with powerful blows. In return Mona
ran reopened the cut on the champion's
lip. bringing a slight flow of blood,
ftefore entering the ring Wlltard said
that he weighed HIS pounds and
Iempeey gave his weight at 14
pounds.
At tha close of th training the camp
attendanta began to dismantle tha can
vas Inclosures and the temporary finrm.
It was announced that more than Sl.Ooe
spectators had paid to see the cham
pion traintng and that the gross re
ceipts were close to tlS.eo.
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EGLFERS PLAN 3 DAYS' PLAY
PRESIDENT'S CTP TOURXAMEXT
HEADS LIST OF Ei"EXTS.
Sfen'a Two-Ball Tournament Handi
cap Medal Round Also Promises
to Attract Many Fiends.
Threo days of tournament play will
bo In vogue at the Waverley Country
club, beginning tomorrow and lasting
through Saturday and Sunday. Tha
qualifying round of the president's cup
tournament, men's medal play handi
cap competition, 18 holes), will take
placa tomorrow afternoon, the eight
best net scores, to qualify for tha aec
ond round, to be played off Saturday
afternoon. No entries will be taken
after 12 o'clock noon tomorrow In the
presldent'a cup event.
There will also be a men's two-ball
foursome, handicap medal play, at 18
holes tomorrow afternoon. Tha en
trants will be handicapped on a basla
of three-eighths of their combined han
dicap. A rule which must be followed
la that players with 14 handicaps and
under must pick partners) whoee handi
caps are mora than 14.
Saturday the winning algbt pi a vers
In the qualifying round for tha presi
dent's cup will meet snd tha winning
four will play off on Sunday. It has
been announced that tha two men plac
ing for the finals must meet and decide
the match on or before July 11. Handi
cap In match play will be the number
of holes up according to one-half thai
difference between handicap of cou-teaianta.
Independence day handicap medal play I
against bogey.
In the case of the Seattle Golf club 1
there will be an added feature In the
shape of mixed foursomes in the after
noon. This is an Invariable custom for
Seattle's oldest golf club on July 4. At
Erlington they have al.o Included driv
ing and approaching contests with fire- I
works to wind up the evening:.
By a remarkable nnanlsnrty. bat with
out any collusion on tha part of the
respective captains, all threa golf clubs
of Seattle have agreed to identical
forms of entertainment for tomorrow
afternoon. At the Seattle Golf dub. at
Erlington. and at tha municipal links,
where the Jefferson Park Golf club
holds sway, there will be In progress an
SPORT ETEXTS ARE OX LIST
Vancouver to Offer Variety of Con
tests on Fourth of July.
VANCOUVER. Wash., July t. (Spe
cial.) There will be much doing In the I
eporta line here on the Fourth. At the
fair grounds there will ba automobile
and motorcycle racing. At 5:30 a log
rolling contest will be held below the I
dock.
An attraction of importance which I
has been added to the programme is
ball game to be held between the
Standifer and Camas teams, both of I
which are said to be fast. The contest I
will be for a prixe of 8150 and the I
championship of southwest Washing
ton.
At 1:30 In the afternoon at Boiler-1
makers' halt will be a wrestling match I
between White and Olson, and In the!
evening at 8 o'clock at tha Victory the
ater there will be bsixing matches.
GOLF COXTEST IS COXTIXTED
Play on Local Course Is Extended
to September 30.
Members of the Portland Golf club
wno nave recoraea only a lew good
holes on the election contest scheduled
for May and June will be pleased to
know that this event has been extend
ed to' September 80. The tournament
committee has decided that play for
the handsome trophy should be con
tinued to give opportunity for compe
tition by many players who failed to
fully understand this event and have
not participated thus far. Complete
Information la posted on the club bulle
tin board.
So special contests have been sched
uled for July, as many members will be
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smoking exactly what a big, juicy beefsteak
does for your hunger, you want Chesterfield.
Because Chesterfields satisfy.
It's the blsnd that does ft a blend of the
finest selected Turkish and Domestic tobaccos.'
And the blend is the manufacturer's'
secret Unlike a patent, it cannot be copied
or even closely imitate'dL
That's why it's Chesterfields or nothing,
if you want this new kind of cigarette
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. ' cigarettes
-of -Turkish arid Domestic tobaccos -blended
Moisture-proof package keeps them
firm and fresh, whatever the weather
out of the city over the holiday. How
ever, many matches will no dount do
played off that day In the summer
handicap tournament tn wnicn aa play
ers qualified last Sunday.
The pairings were reported In The
Oregonian Monday and all contestants
should arrange with opponents to play
off their first round by Sunday night.
The second round play begins next
Monday and is playable during the fol
lowing six days by appointment with
opponent. Pairings will be shown on
bulletin board. September 1 handicaps
will apply in this contest.
James Sold to Oakland.
BOSTON, July 2. "Bill" James, one
of the "big three" who pitched the
Boston Braves to a world's champion
ship In 1914, was sold outright today
to the Oakland, CaL club. James has
done ftttle pitching: in recent years as
a result of an Injury to his throwing
arm.
JOBS FOR ALL IN SEATTLE
Industrial Conditions In Washing
ton Good, Says Official.
SEATTLE, Wash., July 2. Industrial
conditions in Washington are excep
tionally good at this time, Lawrence
Wood, state director of tho federal em
ployment service, declared in a state
ment issued here today.
"There are jobs open for all men who
are really seeking- work," the statement
said. "Returning soldiers are being
placed rapidly in positions.
LINN STREAMS RESTOCKED
CARLOAD OF TROTJT FRY PLAXT-
ED BY COMMISSIOX.
supply the increasing number of sports
men. The proposed Lane "county farm
contains 48 acres.
Officers of Santiaip Fish and Game
Association Direct Work of
Distribution.
FRENCH EIRE NET VICTOR
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GUIS IX Tt.NMS SEMI-FIXALS.
lCBfltsh Tram Trims Call torn is n
Doable Yale Man Atone
SarriTrs Frelimlnaurlea.
TSfTtLEPON. Joly J Sirnnw Leng
Vn. France, dsfrated Mlas Salter
thwalte In tha aemi-ftr.als of tha inter
national teams championships, a-1. t-1,
and by winning qualified to meet Mrs.
Lambert Chambers for tha champion
ship.
kltss Lenglen yesterday defeated Miss
Rvaa rf tha I'mtcd States. Tha score
was .. 7-i.
R. V. Thomas and CHara Wood of
TTngland defeated Clarence Griffin and
'Xaiinam K Iavia. both ot California.
T-i. -J. 4-4. -.
Lyrett and Heath. Fneland. defeated
Cannon and Garland. I'nlted States,
T-&. S-4. tn the elimination round of tha
doubles tennis championship.
In the third round In the doubles
Carland and Cannon of the I'mted
States defeated Mcllquham and Seal of
Kngland. 4-0, 4-1 and 4-1. Griffin and
Iavla of tha Vnlted States beat Ionls-
thorpa and Grace. 2-4, 4 -A. 10-S. 4-3.
Charles 8. Carland of Tale untvtr
airy, the only American player to reach
the eemUfmale. waa eliminated by
Ktngscote of England. The score was
a-1. -4. S-T. 4-4.
TILLAMOOK TO CFLEBRA1E
CeUav Day Planned to Welcome Home
Service Men.
TILLAMOOK. Or, July I. (Special.)
a A celebration to welcome the men
of Tillamook county home from serv
ice) will be held here July 4. Thera will
be a number of contests. Including tug
of war. fat man'a race, boys race, water
sports and log-rolling. The prises will
mount to about f -'o.
Judge K. K. Butler of The Dalles
will deliver the ovation of the day. and
the K. of P. band will give street con
certs. Taero will be a baaeball game
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ALB ANT, Or, July 2. (Special.) A
carload of trout fry was placed in Linn
county streams today under the direc
tion of the Santiam Fish and Game as
sociation. The trout came from the
state hatchery at Bonneville and were
planted In small streams entering the
South Santiam river above cascaaia.
L. G. Lewilling of this city, president
and Dr. J. G. Gill of Lebanon, vice
president of the Santiam Fish and Game
association, and C. C Hall of Albany,
supervisor of the Santiam national for
est, who is field superintendent of the
association, were in charge ot the worn
of planting the fish.
The car was taken to ienanon ana
from there the cans of fish were taken
on trucks as far as possible and then
packed in to the streams in which the
trout were placed.
Later two more cars or trout rry
will be sent from the state hatchery for
distribution under the direction of the
Santiam Fish and Game association.
One carload will be planted in streams
tributary to the North Santiam river
and the other in lakes In the eastern
part of Linn county. j
PHKASAXT FARM IS TOPIC
Purchase of Land Xear Eueene to
Be Decided Today.
Whether the state Is to purchase the
Raddish farm near Eugene for pheasant
breeding is the principal question to be
decided this morning when the Oregon
Fish and Game commission meets at
9:30. A number of sportsmen probably
will attened to present their views,
especially those opposed to the invest
ment.
State Game Warden Shoemaker says
he believes the farm is greatly needed
for the propagation of the birds so that
there may be a sufficient quantity to
Nothing But Fun
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COLUMBIA
BEACH
FOE JULY 4TH
A programme of water eporta
of all sorts, races; tug-of-war,
comic and speed events, open
to all entries. The victors win
get a rich reward in prizes.
And, besides, there will be
picnicking, dancing, games
and amusements on the now
Famous Boardwalk.
Bathing-
And then some. If you're
afraid of the water, come and
see the sights.
At night
Bonfires singing on the beach,
illuminated balloon ascension
by Miller. ,
Vancouver Cars Every Minute or
Two
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