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. . EASTERN SEASON V r
Noted Race Track Inaugurates
Running Events at ' New '
ijh!T?rTYorlc: in - April. :7-yy
CARTER HARRISON EVENT
2t . FOR OPENING PROGRAM
List of Stake Events . Contains
; , ; Many Valuable Purses for
Contending Horsemen .
.y v .
1 ta.-. JJooal.aeeUl sendee.)
r" New tork, March . -The Metropoll-
tan aeason opens with Aqueduct on
i Entry blanks for tha stakes that will
be decided at the meeting hava Just
' been sent out to 'owners and trainers.
THera are 10' fixtures In tha list,' the
. most Important of which Is tha Carter
i Harrlaon handicap, which will be run
on the ooeirmg day. There are four
sukes for three-year-oldg and upwards.
" two exclusively for thrre-year-olds and
four for Uhe youngsters that will, thle
year make their bow to tne racing puo-
"C -lie. - - '-: ."
. " The Carter will thla year have H.000
, in adderniuinji puree nf infflOont
' value to attract the ontriea of many
' of tha best horses In training. ' It la at
Touching the
right chord,; is the
secret So r politics,
love, making land
business.
;It is our, aim to
: endeavor to ascer-
tainypurjwai
and r supplyr theni
Avisit .to otir
J store; will, teli you
whethekv or not we
afe'succeeding." ;
7; See our new Har
rington hat, the 'El
ing big run in; the
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'ROfilNSONcaCO.
;:, Hotel Pcrklnt Building. -
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erea furlong, not too, hare ra for
o sir in . th muoh Tbre!ehU
will b aanounead on Mareh it
Tho otlwr auke . for; lhryr-W
and ttpwartl art tb QsMm County han
dicap! which has f 1.100 and la at a mlla;
th Rockaway atakM. Jn . which 4h
prlnurg will raco ovr th uix . fur
Ion eourwfTOf atM0O purt, and'tha
Fluahln atakaa, at a mile, with 11,000
addad.', Tha Arrarn . atakaa and 'th
Pecoalo' handicap, ' tha flrat of mix fur-
lonca and tha latter a furlong- further,
are the Yeats exclusively for three-
year-olda. Each baa . 1 1,000 In. added
money. f . -
For -the 4wo-yaar-olda - there will be
tha Canarale, the Rose the Oaone -and
the Woodhaven aUkea, all of which will
be at four furlongs, except the laat,
wbtoh will be at four and a half. Thay
call for 11,000 added money In oaeh.
Many new. and attractive Improve
ment will be made at Aqueduct before
the aeaaon begins. Secretary Rallly an
nouncee that work will be begun lm
mediately. Tha new steeplechase oourse.
ZZt.Z . J "IT;
w is Bawuwutiu vspoi IBS SJMBJ XI
finest that has been seen In tha metro
politan district, with the xcepUon of
that at Belmont park, has boon entirely
completed snd . is ready for racing.
The distribution of dates by the
Jockey club has set the wise ones fig
uring on when the great handicape will
be run. It la already, announced that
the Suburban will be vun on June II,
the opening day at . Sheepahead. The
Metropolitan will be carded for Thurs
day, May 4. and tha Brooklyn probably
for Thursday, May 15. The Brighton
will probably be run on Saturday, July
I. Ml of the clssslcs at the metropoli
tan tracks are well filled and promise
rare sport.
' John W. Schorr, the Memphis turf
man, who has dona a great deal to'-belp-
raclng In the south snd west. Intends
..Ma curtail his, turf operations to a basis
wmcn win not piacajim auiwug tne
largest operators. . Mr. Schorr haa fur
nished starters for several western der
bies, and thla year hla stable wUl be
4 repreemted by Jack Lory, a three-year
old colt which won several races last
year.
The two-year-olds In the string are
composed of material of unknown qual
Ity. In former years Mr. Scborr Invaded
tha Kentucky stock farms and purchased
stars of the yearling crop, but ha will
begin tha coming season with sons and
daughters of Charade, Russell. Her
menoe and Top Gallant Tha chestnut
eolt - by Russell Memorial, is a full
brother to tha . sprinter, Harry Duke.
The best looking celt In tha stable la
said to be chestnut colt by Hermenca
Derelict.
Mr. Schorr's campaign for tha coming
season' will not extend very far on the
western tracks. Hla colors have been
seen for the last time this winter on
any of the New Orleana tracka. The
stable will be flrat raced at Nashville.
then shipped to Loutavllle, after which
It will coma oast to race on tha metro
politan circuit.
Ed. Arvey, of Louisville. Intends mak
ing a strong bid for honors on tha east
ern turf this year. - His string, under
tha management of Lon Bellew, will be
headed by MoChordJ, the Gotham Addle
Mc, three-year-old,, which made a fine
reputation last year. Alvejr will have
only one other three-year-old. Saulsbury
by Applegate Cork. In tha three-year-
old division Alvey expects to bo eapec
(ally strong. He has 14 Juveniles ef
fashionable Mood, Including a full
brother to McChord. for which the name
Bonna Cora haa been selected. Myron,
another youngster In the string, is by
Marlua .II. Maya IL, and therefore a
half-brother to Iescuento, , ths speedy
three-year-old, now racing at Los An
gales. ;. :.'r"J- --j
AMONG THE BOWLERS.
The Oambrinus team cinched first
place In tha league lakt evening by win
ning ail three game from ths Bankers.
They-eertalnly rolled in Championship
form, having two games over lot, and
tha third tit. - Their captain, Mr. Ball,
rolled tha highest total for three games
that has aver been bowled In a match
game, Ha made tha grand total ef (77
pins, or an average of f 2i -, which
is a : record for any bowler to feel
proud ot He -also had ths highest sin
gle rmv making 140 In hla ftrstr
Ths Pin Knights most tha Gold Loafs
Wednesdsy evening. V . v
Tha scores -of last evening's match
were: - '.', . , :
Oambrlnus ' . (1.l) (i) Ave.
Kneysa t. 1S 111 , 11 1IH-J
Keating . .17 lit. 100110
Bchonenback . v..ltf 171 447 147 1-J
K. Closest ,....114 144 111 Ivt
Ball. ..,...'....144 114 217 221 t-t
Totals t
.01 . 0t 10
Bankers (I) (I) tl Ave.
K. Case ..(....illO 144 140 1M
imitate ..147 140
Irase . 221 141
147 140. i7 174 M
lit 141 , 122144 1-1
Rallln ...140 111
Capen . ....Ill .. 171
Totals ' OW44ks)4fSJ
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. SWOOPS THftrwiu. poryepp AirtHt.
POOR RIDE DEFECT!
COLLECTOR JESSUP
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Jockey - Michaels Is ' Suspended
Indefinitely for Careless Work
at the Finish.
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(Joaraat Spedal Barriee.),
"Ban rrancisoo, March 1. Collector
Jeasup, tha favorite In the third race
yesterday., waa beaUn at tha wire
.
through . careless ' work, by Jockey
Michaels, who had tha mount. Michaels
has bean suspended, " Bummanr: . r.- -Six
furlongs Rlesca won. Glen Briar
second. Brown Patssy third;' time,' 1:17.
Six - furlongs Billy -' Tsylor won.
Pachuca second, rio Manola third; time.
1:17. . . . ' -
Futurity coarse Del foe, won. Collec
tor Jessup second, Oronts third; time.
Mile and a' Sixteenth Anvil won,
Barney Dreyfus second.' Modicum hlrd;
time. 1:11. . . 1 "
. six and a . half furlongs Bdrodon
won, Battdor second, Albemarle third;
time. 1:2214.
Ons mllsii natrwoiw!TnJJpisTjfitig
second. Judge jthlrd; Urns,
is, 1:4s. , :
1 - ' At Aswt enh
Los ABgelea. March 1L Not a single
favorite scored st Ascot yesterday, and
ths books cleaned up handsomely. Sunt'
.,, ,.., ,.. . ,
Mile and TO yards Mat Lowry won,
Mamon second. Gentle Harry third f time.
1:40V. - -. v
Slauson course - Rnblana won. Philan
thropist second. Mart Gentry third; time.
1:1114.
Six furlongs Flra Ball ' won, Albert
Fir second. Lord of tba Heath third;
time. 1:11.
MUa and a sixteenth orehan won,
MoOrathlana Prince second Itobador
WiroiJjme, j.:it. .rl-
Ona mlla Potrero - Grande - won,
Bronsa Wing seoond, Blnlcado third;
time. 1:4114.
- Six and a half furlongs King Thorps
won. Bailey second. Seasick third; tlmo.
- At Xo4 spdrngs.
Hot Springs, 'Ark March
11. Oak
Lawn results: ,
Four- f arionss Barssparllla
Maralacchl second, Eva Jean , third;
time. :80 -
- Five and a half fuf longs Our LUlle
won. All Black second. Mordsll. third;
time. 1:00. .
. Six and a half furlongs Otto Btalfel
won. Silver Skin second, Osy . Llset to
third: time. 1:21 I S.
- Four furlongs, Capitol Hotel stakes
yTSity INeiiie won, Lisvenia. inii mcuou,
Pirate's Dream third: time. t:o -i
' Six furlongs Canajoharla- won. Fonles
Bergeres seoond,' Dewey third; time,
1:11.- " " ' ,
Mils and 70 yards Stand Pat won, t
Know second, Olonets . third; time,
1:41 I-l." - ,-''-'. ;
' T'"v: "Ai STow OslaajMb' '. -'
New Orleans, March 11. Fair ground
results: ..
Mlla and . ono-alghth Daisy - Green
won, Tho Bobby second, Nandora third;
time, S:01 I-l. -
Four furlongs Jsck Kerch evui won.
McDougals second, Markle Mayer third;
time, :!.--
Onr mile and 70 yard Dixie Lad
won, Mr. Jack second. Mainspring third;
time. 1:11. -r
Six furlongs Floral Wream won.
Glengallant aecond, Bella of Portland
third; time. 1:10, . -,
Six furlongs Safeguard won. Dr.
Stephens second, HPompey third; time,
10 4-S, r ?-
Five and a half . furlongs t)oncn
won. Sir- Carter second. .Miss Creek
third; time. 1:11 t-l. . .
Six furlongs Ponca won, Flying Char
coal second. Censor third;-time, 1.17
soon or cracna Totrsurarr. .
(Jearsal acial aerrlea.) '
Boston, March 11. Two hundred of
the 400 games between tha British and
American checker players have ben
played and the score yesterday was.
British 40, Americana 10, drawn 14L
' Preferred Steak Oaaaed eosds.'
Alien 4k Lewis' Best Brand,
iiAi; rcr.TLAi:D. uz:day
PORTLAND PLAYER
. ACAIH AT WORK
After Almost a Week in Idleness
McCrediefs Men Resume
Outdoor Practice, m
GARVIN IS LIKELY TO -
. PITCH OPENING GAME
Former Brooklyn Twlrler is
Fine Shape and May Go .
Against Angels. .
in
(Special OKpatcb te The JosnaLl
r BakersOeld, CaL. March 11. Tha Port
land players are again aS work In out
door practloe, of which they were de
prived laat week owing- to the stormy
weather. ; Moat of the players are In
excellent shape and will, be as fit ss a
fiddle when the umpires sail play ball.
McCredle 'and his men have only a
Hwerk left In which to practice here, and
strerttt8usemnirifs"H&ftg
the Jocal entbusissts to secure a gams
for them with Fresno, 7 Stockton, San
Jose or some ona ef the' crack State
league- learns -that- wllLhe abla lo PUtlUB
a fair contest with ths Oregon men.
: Tha seven twlrlers on tho Portland
team ahow up In excellent form. Even
French, who haa but recently arrived.
la In Ona condition. - and as hs
worked off tba soreness contracted In
tho long railway journey, ha. la as spry
ss any of them. - Of the bunch Garvin
and Bsslck show tha beat form, aa they
have had ths . advantages of a week's
practice before . tho arrival of - their
teammates.
"Spit Ball" - . Ca tea shows splendid
form snd bids, fair 10, prove one of the
most successful of ths twlrlsrs who use
this elusive delivery. . One week from
Thursday Portland ' opens at Los
Angeles, and as Morley haa practically
tha same team that has worn Los
Angels - uniforms' for-threa - yesrs, It
seems likely that McCredle will work
both Jones snd St Vraln against ths
Angel tribe, for the Portlsnd manager
Is well acquainted with the weakness ef
Captain Dillon and bis men, when up
agslnst left-banded twlrlers. Port
land's two southpaws srs showing up
well snd are expected to be In uplen
did form by tha opening day. Virgil
Garvin, late of the Brooklyn Nationals.
has been selected by tha manager as tha
pitcher who will try to win the flrat
game for Portland. In case ths Tsxan
accomplish this feat, tha fans up In
orsgon will go Into ecstacles, for tt will
be the first tlmo In three years that
they will have gotten off on- tha right
root. .
BUI Esslck. who. with Oarvhv la la
ths best shape' of ths Portlsnd slabmen.
Is also likely to go against ths Angels
in the opening series, i
All prospects of a gams being Clayed
here between Tacoma "and Portland
have been blasted by President Bert's
refusal to permit the game.
WRESTLING TOURNEY 7
BEFORE SPOKANE CLUB
(Speatal ftWpitc! te The JooraaL)
Spokane. Wash.. March 11. After a
long and earnest pow-wow between Man
ager Weaver of tha Spokane theatre and
tha representatives - of Bsrney Mullln
snd Joe Gregg, ths manager said ha bad
decided to allow no more boxing bouts
In the theatre. - The. representatives' of
tha lighters are hoping to fill -the en
gagement at aome other -point. These
twe men were to give a lt-round Prelim
inary boxing bout Wednesdsy night pre
ceding the wrestling match betyrjen Two
earners ana ih a. MCMiiisn.
Two Feathers refuses to train for the
wrestling match on the mechanical de
vices of civilisation. . It Is said thst the
methods of ths two wrestlers are as
opposite as they could be. Two Fea
thers will have nothing to do with ths
gymnasium. All efforts to have him
how off there have been unsuccessful.
Shortly after daybreak tha, Indian chief
Is tip, snd away, taking a hot pace for
tba ona a. srnialrT - Hia far ta sMsacaloa
cvr::;i::a itx,zvt.
McCredle's Call Tossers Resume Practice at C&ksrrfeld Chtef
Two Feathira to VVrestleMcMiH&n Aqueduct Track to Join
Metropolitan Saotv Racing News and Other Sporting Events.
0 or II mUes. Jack CNelll.
hia trainer and friend, usually goes part
way and then welts for tha Indian com
ing In on tha home run.
McMillan la tha center 'of admiration
each afternoon at the athletlo club gym
nasium, where, ha la doing moat of his
training. - ,
. O'Neill expects to be able to carry out
hla contract for bouts with alx differ
ent men preliminary to tha Two Feathers-McMillan
event. Among tha six
men whom ha contracted to meet and
throw during the hour preceding, the
main event are Joe Helnrlch and C. A.
Johnson. . Wrestlers from Fort Wright
are expected to finish out the list of
six men. -.,'..'. .. : .
- DIAMOND GLISTENINGS.
. Tommy Hess, who will be remembered
aa one of tha backstops on ths Portland
team of 1041. haa been sold by ths Wa
terloo, la., team to Oakaloosa.
Fred Weed, who played outfield and
third base for the Portland champions
of 1001. and also on tha local club of
1001, haa been signed b Sioux. City In
the Western lesgus.-
"WUd Bill" Sellsy, whs has earned tha
distinction among ths ball playing fra
ternity of being the only man of whom
there Is on record who ever stols a
piano out of a hotel and got swsy with
It, hss signed to umpire In tha Paclflo
Billy Hogg, formerly of Seattle, Port
land and other plaeea, la practicing with
Wow TonfAmsweernnnd is gala tu
be developing spit bail under tns in
struct fen of Clark Griff Uh, Hogg needs
something besides that high fast ball
of his in order to get s meal In ths big
league
Con Starkells la another Lueaa leaguer
who Is heralded as a "Wig" in ths press
accounta of tha Highlanders. The Ta
coma boy displayed stssm snough while
on the local team last fall, but appeared
rather awkward in handling hlmaelf for
a player of big leagus timber.
."Slats' Davia sprung a new one the
other day, -It was while riding on
street oar. which was pounding rather
hard, and a passenger-inquired of the
motor-man as to-whether the cause of It
waa dus to a flat wheel. Davia Volun
tee red the answert "No, that lo one of
the new patent xpeed Indicators, which
is used In order thst the passengers
may tell how fast they are going."
Louis Castro hss arrived in Kansas
City, where he Is to -plsy under- Arthur
Irwin this season. ' Castro left this city
last week, and incidentally there are a
host or local fans Who regret nis toss to
the local team, but be has their best snd
sincere wishes for his success In the
American association. . -
A message received - by President
Evens by Msnsger Fisher at Fresno lsst
night states that Bobby Keefe will Join
the Tigers tomorrow. Keefe haa been
111 at his home snd consequently wss
unsbla to report on time. .
- The fact thst Keefe Is to he with the
champions sgaln will be good news for
Tsooma fans, among whom Bobby has a
host of friends. Among not a few en
thusiasts snd plsyers Bobby -waa I
garded aa ths best twlrler in the league
last year. With added experience- ana
strength he should bo sbie to do better
this coming season. - 1 '
KYAJf BXATS SAYUS.
. (Jasraal Special Berrke.t
Hot Springs, Ark., March 11. Buddy
Ryan of Chicago won tba decision over
Maurice Bayres at ths snd or a is-round
bout at Whlttiogton Park last evening.
WAXS Ajn ATTXX,
--(Jearsal special' Strvtea.)
Philadelphia. March 11. No decision
was reached In lie six-round bout lsst
evsnlng between Monte Attel of Baft
Francisco snd Jimmy Walsh of New
Rngland. which took place before the
Waahlngton Sporting club, Walah. ap
peared to be the stronger.
.1 XJe Ftmataa Money. -J ;
Finding hsalth Is like finding money
so think those who ars slclt, When
you have a, cough, cold, sors throat or
chest irritation, better act promptly
Ilka W. C. Barber, of Sandy Level. Va.
He says: "I hsd s terrible chest trou
ble, caused by smoke snd coal dust on
my lungs', but, after finding no relief
In other remedies, I Was cured by Dr.
King's New Discovery for Consumption.
Coughs and Coida." Gresteet sale of
any cough or lung mmiicme in the
world. At Red Croea Pharmacy, Sixth
and Oak atreeta, on the way to the poet
offlrn. fine and 11.00, guarantsetL.. Trial
itzj.
PRESIDENT BERT ON
r THE CHASE CONTROVERSY
. (Joersal perlal Bervke.1 '
- Ban Franclcsa March 11. '1 i see
where Bsa Johnson says that Jim Mor
ley tried to hold Frank Dillon and then
had to give him up. and uses this as a
parallel case to that of Hal Chase.'' said
President Bert today, - "The cases are
not similar st all. The Paclflo Coast
league voted to surrender Dillon and a
couple of players to ths other leagues
when It entered the national agreement.
It Is true that Morley tried lo hold DU
Ion. notwithstanding the action of ths
Paclflo Coast leagus. but hs waa beaten.
In regard to Chase, ths Paclflo Coast
league contends that he. Newton. Bu
chanan and ths other players taken from
ths different clubs lsst rail ware not
regularly drafted, and therefore are still
I the property of this league. This time
ins league is wiut money ana not
against him, and ths matter haa been
passed up to tha national commission
for a decision,'' . , . -
BUTTE AND SALT LAKE
IN CONTEST BY WIRE
' (Specie! Dispatch te The Jesraat)
Butts, Mont, March II. Butte and
Salt Lake bowlers will snter a tele
graphic bowling tournament on Monday
nixl. 1rt ' ,l-g 1 -
era being promptly wired from team to
team IU tho two cities. Five men will
roll three games each. It la believed
bowlers will be able to keep track of
tho-Sguros ef the epyssenls.-almeet so
sasUy aa if tbsy were on ths ground. If
the tournament proven successful. It Is
proposed to Invite the leading bowling
teama of Seattle. Portland and Spokane
to Join In a general tournament.
BUTTE OUTLAW TEAM -
TO HAVE DANNY SHAY
(SpecUnIpUB to The Jearoitr
Butts. Mont.. March 11. With ths
raising of ovsr 11,000 among the bust
ness men of Butte today the formation
of a six tsam outlaw league to.be known
as the Paolflo National leagus embracing
Spokane, Boise. Bait Lake, Ogden, Hel
ena and Butte . la practically assurso.
Wllmot. manager for Butts lsst season.
goes to Ogden, where tt Is understood h
will manage the club there.
Danny. Shay of Lodi, Cat., formerly
with 8L Louts It Is announced unof
ficially, will be at the bead of the Butte
team...
" cbtxoao 4, ms Ajraaus l
esMBsMSBBaai
V (Jesreal Special gervlee.)
Los Angeles. March II. Ths Chicago
Nationals Yanlgan team- defeated Jim
Money s Angels yesterday by buncbtug
their hits off warren Hail in tne nrst
Inning, when they scored all their runa
Hall waa invincible . In the- neat four
innings, whsn hs was succeeded by Boy
Toren, who also held tne leaguers sare.
Boh.. Wicker was a pusals te Morley's
men. The scors; .
...L. ..- R.H.R.
Tanlgsns ,.4 0000000 04 0 1
Los Angeles. 0 1 0 0 '0 0 0 0 01 4 1
Hits Oft Hsll 0, off Torsn 1.
Batteries Chicago Tanlgsps, ' Wlcksr
and ONsll; Loa Angeles, W. Hall, Toren
and Spies. - Umpire Settley. .
'' ' LABS FSiAT A TIB AMB. , .
The Eagles snd the Tigers plsysd a
tie game st Fourteenth and Kearny
streets Saturday afternoon. The teams
lined tip aa follows:
Eagles. .position. Tigers.
Regner ....... ,C. .......... Hurley
Hlnks P........... Drumsr
Muller 8. 1.ixn.ti , Woods
Leavy. ........ IB. ."..M.W. J. Hurley
Gleaaon i.IB.. M Amm.r
Coreoraa IB.. .......... Push
Kelly n .T. . I F. ,..tiit. Msnlly
Pltigerald ...... .C. F. ...... . Cosgrove
Jacobs i.R. F.,.,...., Drlscoll
Bxrxars a
Omaha. Neb.. March II. W. R Crosby
of O' Fallon. III., secured the high scors
yesterday In ths Interstate shoot undnr
ths susplcss of the Omaha Oun clult.
His score waa lit. Fred Gilbert '-f
Spirit Lake, Iowa, and W. Heed of Con
cordia. Kan., were tit! i - rvcond with
1U BBh " , -
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J. A. I-
WAVERLY TO HAVE A '
CHAMPIONSHIP TOURNEY
Arrangements - are now being per
fected by the Wsverly Golf club where
by they are to hold their first contest
for ' ths' championship of ths Paclflo '
coast on ths Waverly links soma time -In
June.
The exsct dsts of the tourney has
not yet been-decided upon, but it will
be shortly sfter tha opening of tha Lswls
and Clark fair. -
f Golfers from . Oregon.- California. .
Washington, Idaho and British Colum
bia have signified their Intention of
competing In the matchea and It will be
one of the greatest affairs of the' kind
ever held la the northwest. ...
wi Joi
10
(iearaal BpseUt Berries.) ':
Sioux City. Is. March II. Judging,
from the list of entries ths Iowa stats
bowling tournament which began here '
today will be the most notable affair
of Its kind ever pulled off In Iowa. Ths
tournament will continue until Friday.
Largs prises have been hung up for
individuals, two, three and five men
teams.
labor under tha delusion that for
tune comes by chance. It doss)'
not. . Industry and - prudence la
what makes men rich. Wlss men
build up a fortune Ilka the build
ers of the pyramids of Egypt,
- who- wrought with- untiring per
severance until at last the top-
most stone wss placed. - If yeu
wiab to succeed In the commer
cial world you must study and
' work until you maater the situs-
tlon. There is no better place to
prepare yourself than at the
BEHNKE-1VALKER
BUSINESS COLLEGE
where bookkeeping and shorthand
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