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;f::3'; br-cs:r daily jourliJAU tchtlaiid, Monday' i venii:o," January tv
fTfZS ...
Rwiv&l cf the Wresti!n3.Qarne-.
Now' of the Baseball Fliyers---Boxing;
Notes Racing, Sports.
r.A. HOftJUf
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ilESTUiifiisc;;;
CiinEfiilfiSTiflT3
ilSEDALLlTEMl
SEASON'S SCIiECllLf
- r,:onE takiks i::ld
vT After Ipng. Run Iri England In.
FOR TEH Pin riEH
Indications. Point - Towards ia
Change In the North- ' r
'.west League, jf;-'-;
T..TTD
Dj.
WW. IN WQRbD DF SPORT
Prize; Committee of Portland; 'X
League Arranges Trophies for -:
; '.., the Coming Yw.','
SIXTEAMS HAVE ':3 V'Xh:
X ENTEftED.THE RACEf "
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terett Begin to Lag
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"These Days."
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r - iREVIVAL OF SRORT - ;
; r-t ON WESTERN COACT
Records of Wrestlers, Autoists.
i2j2LYachtsmenand Men With J
theOar.
' Wrestling la again getting a alight
.' foothold -To. this eountry, - especially In
.'. New York and In the far west. It had
a great ... run In England, but the
. ; people there hare tired a llltl of it,
', and prefer the boxing same. Juat now
.- Jenkins. Carkeek and others hare taken
itp their' abode o Ban Francisco, with
, the hope of booming things -there, -r At
, present Frankr. Ootch ef Iowa . ) t the
- , holder of the eatch-ae-catch-can cham-
' plonahlp of America. . having defeated
lorn Jenktn -for the : title -Jenkins
claim the : match -waa not won legiti
mate! jr by Ootch, bnf aa the referee
awaraed turn the verdict the title goee
,:,,.' to the Iowa man. Harvey Parker has;
. been the recognised 140-pound cham.
. plon. but bla defeat bjr Alex Swanaonln
-V ...New lorhMwb him of tmtt-tltla Oesrga
Hackeoachmltt, the Russian. -Is the
;. world's champion, having met and de
feated all comers In - London, Including
r JenkLne. . The record of big' events (or
. the rear la aa follows:-'
'.' ' - At London, January' II Jack Carkeek.
i the American wrestler, achieved many
honor m the international tournament
-r-j. In the- final -round he thre.w Cherpel-
jiaoa.-1ttia; Bwiss eaport, ; and wpn-tournament.-
'
-Af Buffalo, January. lt--walter W11
loughby of that cWy won- the .ralddle
' weight wrestling rhampionahlp from Ed
r AthertonV Wllloughby -won the first
fall la 10 minute and the second In 19
-minutes. M - -
. . At Belllnghanv- Wash.; January It -
--champlon Tom Jenkins waa -defeated -by
-.-"yrank Ootch 'of .lowa'ln one of the
. -..L hardest fougbt-wreatt,lpg matcheg In. tbe
r -. history- of wrestling, At the. end ef Me
t first bout Jenkins waa carried ' to pis
. -Krner and ' restoratives) had to) br d
nlnJstered. In ithe second boutv-aeelng
... ttiat- he .wee euro, to loee.' jfnkina e-
Jlberalely ronlad Ootdh by. placing, a
rtranglehold en him, and when the Iowa
'. boy got away from him,' Jenkins aimed
. . a. ylcloug blow at Ootoh. but failed 'to
t-: lend, IC -Ootch weighed lf pounds and
Anklna , .. ' '7-
?; At London, January t In a Oraeeo
' Roman wrestling match, for the cham----plonehlp
of ths world and a purse of
; '' ( 0,004, Oeorgs Kackenachmltt,ta Raa
r also, .defeated Ahml MadralL. a Tnrk.
liadraU'a arm waa dlalocated In the flret
,,; bout. V-J Haekenachmttt . weighed 20t
' , afcnnde-aixt Madrall 114. !' .T
- H At t Buffalo, March 1 Tom YenkuU
' ratted 'to throw Jim Parr twice tn otto
-.I- -; fiotti ; He secured -one falW In SOsmln-
--. ntea. . i ... , - - - v.-
:.; At low TaJla,' afarcb 40 Frank
' ffotch, the champion heavyweight wrest
- Ir, in a handicap match, defeated Chris
y Paraon, the strongest man on the Pacific
.-' ... ooaet- - v - .-'"---- v -
- , At New Torkv March il Tom Jenkins
defeated John Piehlngln a mixed g,tyle
f MX Baltimore.' March IS Shad Link
-' : won thetltle of heavyweight catcti-as-
- catcbcan wrestler ofthe south tof de
feating Oeorge Burllngama. - Link won
two out of three t alia. . -
f At Chicago, -March Il--John X. Roo
? hey, the "grlpman," sent Peter J. Vlsser,
the Boer wrestler, flown, to defeat.
At-BtPauK-Mlrovr-March It Clar-
: ence Bouldln. Cuban, defeated. Max ltt
ia bfg- two" In Three falla. v l
.At Baltimore; 'April 1 Que Bchoer!
, Vein - defeated v Harvey Parker in v two
straight falla. . v ' v. ' -. . -5 - .
i At Seattle, Wash., May It John Berg
defeated Tom Daviee and weft the eham
-; plonahlp of the Paclflo- coast. - Daviee
- was rendered almost- unceneclous, but
wrestled to the. end or the- bout.
' At Vancouver B. C Jane If Den
': Mcleod defeated Chief Two Feathers In
.. av straight match. -.-' : . . v
"At liOndon, England, JunelO Oeorge
' H&ckensehmm dereatea Tom JtcLner-
ney. r '"""r; . " - -
! '2 At Buffalo, 'June IT Frank Ootch da-fate4-Jln5"Parr
4n two straight falla.
A I Afiilrtn 1Tnlffut Jnlv .nr..
" Hackenschmltt defeated Tom Jenkins of
America In two' straight " falla,- mixed
style.. '.. It was for the championship
- of the world. . . .
L.x. Vancouver, B. C Auguet Frank
Ootch defeated ' Dan 8. tMcLaod ' In a
oatch-as-catch-cah match, taking two of
-i : three falls, - .-, -
At Vancouver, B. C, August I Frank
; Oot defeated Zan McLeod tn twe
t,:2 straight heata. . catch-aa-catch-oan. ,.
,. - At Davenport, Ia October St Farmer
', Buraa won from Orlpman Rooney-of
- Chicago in 'two of 'three falls.
At Now Tork. December II Alex
i; - Bwanson defeated Harvey - Parker In a
". catch-aa-catch-can match. . '
.;'.;:. r'i . ; astoaaobiibir. "
. ' -At Ormond,'Fl4; January" Ig--W.'K.'
Vadderbllt rods s mile unofficially In
' Vanderbllt rode five miles In 1:11 -f. f
' At, Ormond, Fla., January 10 W, K.
. Vanderbllt rode 10 miles' In ' minutes
and. 10 seconds. ' . -
At Boston, Masa. nay is M A. oreen
covered tbs . dlatanos from New - Tork
Oily to Boston In 10 hours IT minutes
elapaed time and I hours IT minutes ao-f
tual.vtdlnr tint ; - . - -
- -F.. K. Stanley made the eight-mile as
- cnt ef Mount Waahtngton In. II minutes
II l-l aeconds. ' -
'' AtNew York,- JuljT II Alfred O.
.. Vanderbllfs fo-horsepower ear driven by
v Paul Srtort,: broke records from If to
- 10 miles... Time. 11.41 1-L.ll.ll 4a.
r-i;.j., l i.jt l-i. h it i-i.
. i At Detroit, Mich., August I Charles
.Schmidt rode 1.000 miles at Grosae point
- jtrack. , Time, II hours. II minutes end
. ill 1-0 second, an average ef IIU mllea
T- an hour. - Schmidt was relieved forthort
- periods Sirring trial. '
X At Buffalo. N, t' Barney Old field.
:.on an oval track, went II mllea In II
minutes 41 seconds-with heavy machines,
t same place, and. data with light ma
.. chines. Charlea Schmidt rode II- mUee
lg II minutes It 1-V seconda. - . ' - ,
" At Aurora. IlL, August ST Jed New-
kirk, over half-mile track, mad a
mll In 1.11 l-l. . . . .
At Chicago, October 1 Carl Fisher
drove his middle .weight machine twe
mllea la I.OI.flat.. -. : -
At New . Tork. October I Oeorge
Jfeath. an American, driving a Panhard
uto of Parle, France, won the WUIUm
JC Vanderbllt Jr. cup la Ue Interna
Frank Ootch; Wresfcer,
tlonal race of 101. 4 mllea. The" time waa
hours It minutes - and - 4f seconda.
Albert Clement, driving a. Clement-Ray-.'
a-a macnine, was eecona. ,iim,
. . . - -. , i . . . , wi m - . J -
, At cieveund. O- October 10 Barney
Oldf leld won 10-mile race from Earl
Klewr la 1,17 1-1,- Oldf leld- won- l-nxlle
race tn 4.41 1-5. . -- ' . - -
At Clavalasd, O:. October it cnanes
Oorndt In a Winton rode 10 mllea In
o.4i; Kan .Kiser drove nig machine i
miles la Sl.it. - .. ..; . - .v;..--
' ". Zn Taoktrng; cArolas.
AlthouKhthre were- so racea for the
America's cup during the. season of 1104,
international yachting waa-not entirely
neaieoted.' Commodore " Plant's t fine
Herreachoff schooner- Ingemar. repre-
eewtmg the New Tork Taoht club, Went
to foreign waters and captured a. locker
fuTA of.cups In England. snd Germany.
She' won "Didst of the' races' In which
ahs-partietpatael, despite ridiculous hand
loans In. some Instances.. t '
The races on this side of ths Atlsntle
for -the. Cape -May and Brenton's Reef
AiintiAth rtf whlh war war Tttv t hm
three-maated sebooner Atlantioi-were In
ternational evanta, because the Cups have
been held in England, and are within ths
reach of yachts of any nation In the
world: '";,-' .-.-- v -
There. was no racing ror tns Canada, s
CUP., now held by the Rochester Tacht
club, tut ths Royal Canadian Tacht club
ha challenged for a series of' racea In
I0-
The Beawanhaka eup, now held by the
St. Lawrence Tacht club -of Montreal,
was sailed for at Montreal early - in
Augva.t between the White Bear, repre
senting tna St. Faui Tacnt club or that
name, and th Noorna. representing the
Canadian elub. ' Whit Bear : won th
Tlrst ana Tour in . races of be series
under conditions which gave encourage
ment that she. would take th fifth and
deciding contest. ' But the Noorna beat
her in .th last race, after an exciting
contest. In which the White Bear at one
time looked like a winner. The margin
at - the finish was only If seconds.-
At Philadelphia, July's C a Titus
of New Tork won-the senior sculls from
J, a Juvenal of Philadelphia in 11.17.
At Heney, England. July T U F.
Sholee of Toronto, Canada, won the dia
mond sculls, beating A. . D. Cloutt of
London. - Time. I.St. ' -1 -
At Sidney, N. 8. 'W, July 10 Oeorge
Towns defeated Dick Trealdder of New
castle for the world's; aculllng; rhanulbegthnfng of the second half of last
plonehlp and. a purs of, 11,000. ..Time,
11.41 4-e. .
At . Peughkeepele, N. -Tv Jene St
In the Intercollegiate regatta Syracuae
snlwrsity- won- th sight: 'Oared race In
lO.lt 1-6 1 Cornell waa second and Penn
sylvania' third. Columbia. Georgetown
and- Wisconsin f lnlehed In order named.
Syracuae won the freshman eight-oared
race ; and' Cornell won th ' four-oared,
race, i ... ,. (, V
At New London, Conn.. July 1 Tale
defeated Harvard In their annual eight
eared race. Time, 11.41 H, Harvard
won th four-oared race, v
At London. England. March It Cam
bridge won the annual boat race from
Oxford by four length:-
A free electrical panorama at the
Cvrtier of Third and Aider street, from
I m. to I p. m.
WJio Wgntg to Fight Jeffries.
FOOTBALL PLAYER,. . '. ;
RESENTS CRITICISM
To th V Editor f of Th Journal
Apropos of article ; labeled "Sporting
Comment. In the Sunday Oregonlan, " It
Is not strange, that the reporter who
never wore a cleated ho ahould have
an opinion directly opposite to that -of
such men as count Villa and cnauncey
Blahop, men of natural football reputa
tion, both as player and officials. Nor
is- this elur out of line with the previ
ous report of games in that paper. ' It
IS Indeed, sham that people with suck
radical and original ideaa with regard
to footbalt-nrs so tinf ortunats as not
to have either played or acted as offi
cial. We deem it a distinct loss to th
game. - That football la And always ha
been rough Is conceded, by even the most
untutored, and for tha benefit Of super
ficial observer th tn of th straight
arm with open hand, either by the run
ner or a forward . breaking through
th Una Is not only permissible, but
euatomary. ' -i " ' ' -
It la not exaotly pleasant to be Jam
med out of the way. by the' stiff arm In
ths face, but It Is not slugging, nor Is It
Intended a .auch nor takes aa such by
any one familiar with the rudiments ef
th game.: However, tha cry of brutal
lam and slugging has gone up and al
ways will go up from tha oarpet knights
thiui wha fla-ht a man a- the teacuos
.agalnat. their more sturdy. aniLvlgorou
brothers, who wear tne leatner neimet
and shin-guard. ; CARROLL, 8 EE LEY.
! Portland, -January ,-;'0.i-'f
MIk Fisher has begun the new. year
badly from a betting standpoint. , Th
Tiger tamer won two wagers, ana yet no
Is money out of pocket. ' Ths other day
ho visited th race track and picked out
a' race horse which he liked -and backed
htm for something leea than a million.
The akate won the race, but ths baseball
marnata loaf h la ticket. He tried to sat-
1f y Bl bookmalcer that he bet on hsl
horse, but unluckily, the man on th
block had a wretched memory. - So poor
Mlks Is out not only bis money Invested,
but th money he won.- In other words,'
he got It' In the k'neck both ways . Now
for misfortune No. S. ' Fisher wagered
Dr. B. Dugdals a suit of clothes at the
son that the. Tiger would beat out the
Browns. As kls team flnlahed first and
Portland last Mike, figures that Dug
dale ought -to--esm through. - Dugdale
welches on the ground fhat he .ejtjlt
Portland before th season dosed, and
ergo th bet la off. - Now Mlks will have
to buy his own cloth ea. Teddy Good
man also hasarded a suit with Dugdal
on th proposition 'that San Franc la oo
would beat Portland, and, like Fisher,
he will hav t treat himself. - ..
... . . .;. -- ngy
: Editing a newspaper, rn th conception
6f the average man., is almost as diffi
cult as regulating ths nl verse. Net s
a Texas doctor, who, besides practicing
medicine, Vuns a drug business, livery
suhie, a harness anr buggy gtor and
a blacksmith shop. :- - -
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A SIX CLUB LEAGUE 'J-ttA
i V MAY BE ORGANIZED
MoCloskey Will Have Helena
uAgainrr But Wllmotr-V-
. Mav KM m. .
" " (special Intpatca to The Jeuraal.)'w ' T
Butts. Mont, Jan. I. From "present'
Indications H is1 bejleved that lt will
b banner baseball year . for Butt.
The big mining camp Is ordinarily s,
good ball town, and there 1 no reason
why ths club'Trom bar,, under popular
management, should pot become g" win''
na. Local enthusiasm and Interest, th
main things needed,, but very often not
found. Are her tn abundance. . .. f .
- The burping queatlon Is whether the
present Paclflo Northwest league will
continue or whether. It will' be enlarged
and whether Butte will enter a newly-
projected league. Is ths latter case-it
is probable that af new franchise would,
be procured and ths Butt club would
nter and etart.the season upon an alto
gather different footing. Ths plan In
favor Juat now is to have a-slx-lub
league taking in Butte, Spokane. Boise.
Bait Lake, Hblona and either - Oreat
r aus or ugaen, wiin tne cnance in
favor ef tbs latter. Butte, Spokane and
Salt .Lake are three aa good baseball
Ire.. . Ogden ' Is another place where
there is money and a fondness for the
gams In fact, Ogden fans ars still
"sore" ' because- Boise got th league
membership away from them last year
because the Idaho town, ottered a little
more of the filthy lucre. Besides, Boise
had the valuable services of McCloskey.
whloh won it the pennant.-It look a aa
though McCloskey would .get hold of
Helena this year. x- - r- - " ' .
It la In the year of 105 that the
league mint become firmly eaubllshed.
If at alL , . " 1..
- Utters in Butte' will come to a focua
very aoon.. It Is posalble that Manager
Walter wllmot, who holds tha fran
chise for the local club, will step aside
and that some ons alas will -beeoms ths
magnate her. The 'fact,- however, that
he has reserved J5 player doe not look
that way. H. is much Interested In se
curing better rates from, the railroads.
It is pointed out that tney nave agreed
upon a 1 -oentra t to tbe Portland ex
position, and the question-Is ssked why
they ahould not be thus liberal with the
ball' league and " its- members. . This
matter -will -be-ake up wlthlaa.-few
dayav - - - -
. There 1 some excellent ' material
among tne nrieen men wnom ar. wii
mot nss reserved.' ' They1 krs Dowllng,
Hoon, Vasblnder, Sporer, Roach, Bande-
lln aria Howell, pitcners; epencer ana
Swindells, catchers,- Huber, second base;
RUnkle, shortstop; MoHale,. right Held;
Shaffer, first baae, and Kane, third baa.
BILLIARD TOURNEY "
atm;a;a:club
How the Cue Men of Multnomah
7 Afe"Sbooting In thrCom-"
petition;
Ths Multnomah club' billiard tour
nament oontlnuee to hold tha board at
th club, xne etanaing in me tourney
to date i as rojuowai ,
First Olaas ' .v. WonLot.
C. W. Zeller - 0
W. B.'Streeter ..,....,.,... I
Lansing Stout ............... 1
W. H. Wyman 1
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Lost.
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Beoond Claaa . - -. t - - won.
C. D. Barton ..-."........ I
W. B. Fechhelmer l
P. E. Brlsham 1
Giiv Holman . 1
K. W, Blackston7r7T.;7.JrO l
Third Class ' Won. Lost
8. L. Banka . ; r... T .rriv;... I , I
A. E. Ksrrlxan t ' 1
W. Johnson . 1 - I
F. E. Ford . .......,.., 0 ' 1
H. E. Reed ... 0 ' 1
Fourth Class- .Won. Lost
J. R. Roger 4 , 0
Merle Roe u.. I . . .1
JTC. Muchl ...' I I j
R. P. Xnlsht .1...... ........ I
O. L. Spencer ............... 0''' I
Tbs schedule during th coming week
Is aa follows: Tuesday, January 10, I
p. m., P. E. Brtghara vi W. B. Fech
helmer; 1:10 pi m.. W,B. Fechhelmer vs.
Oar Holman. Wednesday. January II,
I s. m.. F. E. Ford vs. it. JC Reed: :2j
p. m., F. B. Ford vs. W. Johnson. Thurs
day. January 12, I p. m R. p. Knight
va. Maris Ross; 1:10 p. nv, R. P. Knight
vi. O. L. Spencer. "Friday, January-II,
I p. m., C W. Keller va Lansing Stout;
1:10 p. m Q "W. Zeller va B. LVBlgler.
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Bxmora wru now oxva.. ;
fab. ii. .il .
Bam Berger Is not -taking ths action of
ths Olympic club of San Franelceo In
forcing him to resign In a very kindly
spirit, and says he will engage an At
torney to, appear before the officials of
ths elub 1 to ' defend hi case. Berger
claims that he baa. never resolved .money
ror airy of bla. fights,, and Inasmuch aa
the Olympic club has made the assertion
that be has received remuneration for
hie eervlcee Id th shape of doubts eagles
Instead of the regulation gold medala
ha aayg ke will tasks them prove that he
actually received gold opln for appear
tag In ths roped arena, ' He baa engaged
a member of tbe bar to look after bla
Interests and If th club officials do not
adjust the matter aatlafactorlly ths
heavyweight champion will take the case
into eourt. - Berger wlahea te get hit
amateur standing cleared up, and aa th
Olymplo clsb kas Oakeo. to Initiative,
hs aays the -burden of proof la apon
them. - If they cannot provs their asser
tions and do not place him In good stead
ing he will seek redress through the
medium or tn win a. v - -
tbe went slseees s
earta, petthe hum
to ear WngN Iuu
KNOW ' WHAT TO
DO. Jlaar Bars Mm.
DLO0D
r '
'Jame Jeffries, Who It Willing; to
ATHLETES REGRErsi: .
- INJURY TO COATES
Weill Knoyvn-Hurdlec -and-Broad
Jumper Suffering From
u . an Old Injury. : .
Intereat In track and fleM svent in
thie city for the coming aeaaon has al
ready uken hold of the followers of the
sport and If all thlnga go well, this will
be a banner year In that line of athletlo
skill. It was with keen regret that tha
newa of Hurdler Coatee' lateat Injury
waa received by the members of Mult
nomah club. ' Coe-te Is ons of ths beat
hurdle racers In the country and Is alas
a "-at. broad iumDer. On th football
team's last trip to California coataa suf
fered an Injury to hi right knee. - Tne
member began to heal rapidly, but on
several oecaalona while walking, hi
knee turned and consequently gave ths
Injured part a severe setback, on Fri
day last his knee went back on him
again.- Coatee holds ths running broad
Jump record of the northwest, 11 feet
11 inches, and la considered ths fastest
hurdler In this section. In the ISO and
120 yard hurdles. Ths member of th
Multnomah club are anxtoua concerning
Coatee, aa much was expected of hlra
during tbe coming season.. The other
msmbers-ef-th M. A. A. C. track team
ar In good condition, and feel confident
of being able to carry tha club' colors
to Victory ,onc mors. .
.'BASEBALL- CHAT. rr
The Rochester rlub of th Eastern
leaaiie" and th ' Mllwguks ulutl of th
American association sr Dialing zor ie
Butler's services. Unless Ike can some
to terms with th local dub ha states
that he Will ask Judge McCresdl .to
keep kls word and not prevent him from
eloelng with any eastern club ho wishes.
Butler says ha was promised immunity
from reserve at the time of tbs- tranafer
ef the-local franchise, providing he did
not sign with a coat team. -
-Roots Castr had a-talk with Manager
MoCreedls, yesterday -during which ths
local manager aseured the Veaesuelan
that hs would not hinder htm In any way
In going ta Kansas . Cltyr Castro Is
grateful to McCreedls for this aasur
anoe aa it clears up all doubt regarding
where he Is to play next season.
"Dick" Esan, . who.' held -down, the
initial bar for th Baa: Jos team during
th past season, turned out to be oo of
tha- finds' of 'ths year and his almost
faultless playing attracted th attention
of th managers of a number of Coast
league clubs. Negotiations with Seattle,
Los Angelee and Oakland hav corns to
sn end by Egaa attaching his signature
to a Seattle contract. During nis stay
in San Joes Egan became a prims fav
orite with ths local fans.- Hs Is good
with tbs stick, a sbtfty base runner and
an almost faultless fielder. , j
Hank Harris announces having se
es, red sight t wirier for his elub with
which to start the coming season. The
Hat. comprises Joe Corbet t, Oeorge
Wheeler, Frank ' Barber and Jimmy
Whale n, last season's staff; Roscoe Mil
ler, formerly of the Pittsburg F'tneiB,
and three youagateg fret te ( j
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Meet Ootch. or Anybodr .ElM.
tate league, . Henley; Sales and Roy
Hit. :.-..'., i... , .. ,.-
Th Sporting ...News aays that Jos
Coutillon. owner bf, the Dea Moines. Mil
waukee- and other ' clubft. has ' traded
DuatnafUleri the pee Moines oumeiaar.
Td-a Coast league club for Bob Oanley
ndTpm DeUhanty Just how the deal1
waa made la not stated, and ths fact
that Delehanty and Oanley belong to
. Our
Make
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mghett Individual Average BovtU
ef WiirRecelve Costly Medal
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Th prli comratttea of th Portland
Ten pin league met at tha Portland al
leys yesterday : afternoon .and'; decided
to distribute prises for the league sea- '
son aa follower -V v"':'"; .2 '.' . - 2':::'
" High team average for a series, It.JO ;
per, roflnrh.v high team average for1 ".'
slngls gama 12.60 per -month; high, ln .
dividual average for a series, 11. I -per .
month; high, individual garoa 12.10 par -month;
high individual . average for'...'
season. - $2 medal; second high - IndN
vidua! average for "aeason.' 110 medaL
Tha team prise for th season will'.,
be distributed II per cent for th team
finishing first, 0 for the team finishing
second and 15 per cent for th teanv fin
ishing third.-.- .. ' ; ' --
There ar. flv teams In ths. league.
The Banka, All-Btara. Oambrlnua,' Gold, .
Leafs and Pin. Knights.- Each teem "
plays 10 series or 00 game. Ths ached- ;
tile runs as follows: .
Jan. I, All-Stars va Oambrlnua: Jan. '
4. Bankers va Gold Leaf; Jan. I. Gam-. -brinua
va Pin Knights; Jan. I. AU-Starg '
va Gold Leaf; Jan. 11. Oambrlnus Vs. '.
Bankers; Jan. II, AU-Btars vs. Pla
Knights; Jan. -II. Bankers va Oambrl-
nssf Jan. -1 , Gold Leaf va All-feUre; '
Jam It. Pin Knights va Bankers; Jan.
St. Gold Leaf vaPln Knights; Jan. IS.
All-Stars va. Oambrlnua Jan; 21, Bank-
ers va Gold Leaf; Jan. 10.. Oambrlnua
va-PIn Xalghta
February 1. Bankers va. Alt-Star;
Feb. S Pin Knights va Oold Leaf; Feb.
I, Gold Leaf va. Oambrlnua; Feb.' I, All- -Stats
va Pin Knights.; Feb. jl, Gambrl- .
nus va Bankers; Feb. It. Oold Leaf vs. ,
All-Stars; Feb. II, Bankers vs. Pin
Knlghtsr Feb. II.- All Star va Oam
btinus; Feb. SO. Oold Leaf va. Bankers;
Feb. II. Pin Knights vs.. OambrlnuH'.
Feb. SI, Bankers va All-Stars; Feb. IT,
Pin Knlgbta va Oold Leaf. -
March 1. .All-Stars vaankers; Mfl'Lll i
I;- Oambrlnus va Oold Leaf; "March"
Bankers va Pin Knights; Msreh .-GoM -Leaf
v. Oambrlnus; March -t, P1n
Knlghta.va, AU-8tars; March 13. Pin
Knights va' All-Stars; March IS, Gold
Leaf vs. Bankera; March II, All-Stars
va Oambrlnus) March 20H Oambrlnus vs.
Bankera; March St. Pin Knlgbta va Gold
Leaf; . March tt. - Oambrlnus vs- All
Btara; March 17; Bankers va Oold Leal; -March
St, Pirn Knights vs. CJmtr1nus;jv
Msreh-10, U-Stars-var Bankers.
jpril I,- Gam brlsu vsv-Ootd' Leaf;
April . I, Pin Knjghts ta .All-Btars; "
April . Bankers y1 Oambrlnua;' April ..
10. Gold1 Leaf va- All-Btars; Aprl 12, ,
Pro Knights VJ Bankers:- Apcil 'It,
Gold Leaf va Pin Knights: April '1J.
All-Stars vs. Bankers; April It, Gambrl
hus va Oold Leaf; April 10, Bankera va .-' t
Pin Knights; April S 4, Oold Leaf va
All-Stsrs? April II, Gambrhuia .va Pin .
Knlghta ' . ' i v.. i--2...-
different, club make th trade some
what doubtful. ' ' '. " ! - i) "'.
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From.' th' Cincinnati Commercial Trfb-
v, . ., .. una ' '. '.'. ' V .
'Lover Toa ar worth your weight in
22122 ! -.2.22... . il.1jlii.-
Ths "Girl Then eyou'd better, hurry,
foe l am taking anti-fat. ; . .'
Clearance Price
Worth jiaoo,
$12.00 and! $13.50
ALL SIZES.
Every jSult; This 'Season
and Perfect Fitting, j
: EveiTthlhg Reduced