The Oregon daily journal., April 30, 1905, Page 8, Image 8

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Naughton Writes About th Fighting r.:r
One , Hundred to One Shot Wins at Jamaica
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DIG, DROAD GRIN
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Charley Is Well Pleased With,Hi
Jockey Dirts on Flat ' Lands
; Him Winner in&maica's
Ht; ;. First Rice., v ; t:
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FAVORITES DO NOT " ; f''
; Protege and the Calif or-
ii'K?- m .Came. 4; :
VNAUGHTON DISCUSSE
;; tTHE" FIGHT PROBLEM
;,Biitt
VV Be' Big ; Factbr In Win-v
ninjr'' Battfe-'"
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-Wr' ieT--r W.W.' SMMiil :
J (BokUI Ittepatcfc By I Wire te Tse howl)
j 8u FrsjnclBco, ' April . Charlie
-' (Mitchell .1 wearing a big, broad rails
'these mprtar -attwnoens. He ia pleas d
. because the obstacles which heart ths
International" glt emtt ha tavtnter-
carted la have baan -removed. He derives
! -rreilficatton from tha fact that a lrum
bar of good Judges hava eun Tlimed
WhmItw that Jabes White la both a
; clever boxer, and a at iff puncher. Hla
good humor la further increased br tha
' knowledge that everything' haa gone
well with White- durtnc hla training and
" that there hasn't been a aetback of tha
moat trivial nature even to oast
'ahaAow uiiai tha amav . ' ) - ' 1 . .
fAooordlM to Mitchell. WhiU haa
bean on rood tarma with tha California
.climate from the - moment . ha flrat
v. donned bit road wrapa for a tramp
throush r Larkspur Canyon, f Ha haa
found the Americaa viands to hla Uk
. lav and ha haa alept welL Ba baa-been
. enabled to pot all hia energies into hla
-traintne' and he haadropped easily and
'naturally -to within reach I bU
scribed we txbt. , . , tl -. t
These are the times ef treat Import
t' for MlteheiL 1, WhUo .anrulsB' out the
terms of tha match on the day. the artl-
rlea were being drawn up. ha remarked
" ;treffieptrr-that 1 the. ooateet .affected
oulta a wide area of aportln territory.
. He fait the aa ha faela now that ha
.will reserve much of the credit If ha
4 brlns White back to Ensland a winner.
He la watching- every circumstance that
might have bearing on White's eond
. t ton and ehanoaa are ho ia utilising, in
.AVhlte a tntereat. all the knowledgo and
i experience bo haa rained through yeara
of nghttng and having to do with fight.
; Charlie la always ready to discuss any
apparent weak epota In White when
noted . by. parsons who he thinks are
. nrlvlnc aa boeeet aipresslnn of opinion.
t i When the writer remarked that White.
ifrom tha standpoint of physique saf
' Tered by oompaiison with the- ragged
. lightweight of the - Amvkaa , school.
..Mitchell asid: "Well. now,, you're
touehtag on something that can only
. ba decided -oa a bona fide teat. Too
. oaa tell when seeing a man at practice
,. . whether he hits rapidly and with dev
" iirhaaa -and force, but his atreugth and
. .dirabOlty era - analltlea. - yeii .cas. only
Ti-vnaaa at Ton can't aeo them.. To be
i a In with. If Jabes bad mora beam, ht
L would lose in, height and reach. . But,
; . mind too, X think he haa beam enough,
jthat is If by beam la meant strength
J. proportionate to weight. If a maa ef
lis pounds, say, has abnormal strength
ti ha probably auXfera In soma other dlreo
K Uon. Maybe., .you'd find that he la
slower Jacking in .sappleness. ,i . . I
't o
! ."Now I don't pretend to be an
( tomieal sharp or anything of that kted
V but If I had the molding of It pound
of flesh, bone and alnew Into a human,
''fighting machine, I think rd shape II
up juat like White rd feel that rd
' use. my material to the best advantage.
""It seems to be" thaF"UieTe"Tsht a scra
-; ' of dead wood or waste any where about
- him.- - Ha has. muscle everywhere he
I' needs them and they are distributed SO
,'aa not to take off from hla speed or
, hamper him ia. any way. Ha la a wall
: balanced piece of mechanism.,
i,' "Apart from all this, I know White
is strong, ajinougn.ra mi .case 01 a
man built af be ia might ba more"' ex
plicit to say ha .is wiry. v In the . work
4 with tllrri grapple and pull
around a good deaJTandrha 1 there ail
the time, forcing and tuggln' me until
- I assure yoa, a little rest bow and then
: ; la very welcome." 7
Mitchell ooaiplalna that, .whether by.
- accident or design. considerable mls
', leading Information: concerning ; White
r ' has been disseminated. , - v: . '
' "Tor one thing., they said 'he would
. , never aee 10 again," Said Charlie. "Ont
: : had it. in fact, that ba was 4. New If
. v any gen is "of the opinion .that we are
4 inclined to fib about Whlte'a age, X will
1 bet to 1 aslAaV-any-aawaai-Uiata-f
bes Is Jusr tl years old and I will pro
; dues absolute proof that what I claim la
correct. , ' j . 't
t. It la said that not a few Job'a em
: X fortera find their "way 'out' to Jhnmy
..' Brltt' a aeaside camp these daya- Many
.'of them have seen White In action at
t hia quarter, and their object In ealltn
r on Brltt Is to warn him against harbor
i lng the Idea that tha "Brummagen Boy"
' ia an easy mark. Others who probably
1 hava never had a- glimpse of White
stripped have taken op the cry and Britt
1 has been regaled with some wonderous
tales of Whlte'a dexterity and pulverto
; lng-power,,,-..; - : , ....... ; .
'-'Mil 'sta-fc aaya mm. :V
If I wiera to beUeva all that I hear
I It'a Jeff lie that White abould be fight
ing;" aald Brttt yeaterday. "There's ex
! tensive kidding going on. but I guess I
. eaa separate the wheat from tha chaff.
. There was never a time-when-1 held
-ca of a Bfettmeil
A peula tit
cf a,l
.inserter artiaie.
sm.umr joaav
AUTOKOJLE TCIES VuiXiATOZED ?
"A atltck 1 tlmo saves nine- oftlmea you can, save the price of a
r rro by baring ft repaired at the right moment nXGZS mmAMOM-
'tJwL mirIleami3n. wph' ,"4' w '' of akmful and ear- ,
Ti:3S. h. DIAJN ARB cb7 . .
CTTtiiATJI KCTCIJB
m a '-iitew uuiui -" - a am - 1 y 1 1 ah aii ai i , . .tr 'atiitt , ' w a. a klj ,:', - . n - m . r asm . w- - m w i isa.
I fl II lurt f i il l t r T-Tinr-Ti-i K ' ,T - r 1S :" I
White eheaply and Tm satlsoad mora
than ever now that be la a great bant.
To be honest about it, rva always kept
In mind that Mitchell Is behind this lei
low. Mea like Mitchell don't travel
acroaa sea a with dead 0008."
Britt is paying good heed to hla train
ing. He thlnka-that White U a finished
boxer, but aaya ho ia not worrying about
the 'Englishman's cleverness. . FerTeet
oondltion. Brltt thinks, will about offset
everything that Whit pusswaasa.
course.. If White Is cleverer than
Prank Brno and Martla Caaole. both of
whom I defeated,., ha may " give me a
good deal of trouble, but I will need ocular-proof
.to -eon vine me that this
voungmaa Worn the other aide is a
better boxer than the eunerican flghters
fe uauieo.- eaia ttmx. .;-
.Toung Corbett and Eddia Hani on aroi
rnooe- too well pleased at being aide'
iracxea for White and Brltt, .But the
little- fellows will not have long Jo wait
Matchmaker Greggalna of the Ban Fran
etsoo Athletlo club has taken tha match
off the hands of Morris Xavy of tha
Hayes Valley organisation, and if urea-
ant plana hold will pot Hani on and Cor
bett ba the ring at Woodward's a tha
night of June t.
Corbett intends to retnni te hla ret
love In the matter of training locations.
Ha will unfurl hla banner at Mike Shee
haifa Beach tavern, where he nrenared
for the majority of hla contests. Han
Ion, aa usual, will betake himself to
CroITa Gardens, : Alameda, a favorite
eendltion camp since the . time when
Paddy Duffy, Jack Dempsey and Tommy
Warren were 1 their heyday aa ring-
TRUCK EAGAN LEADS
THE COAST HITTERS
Tiger's Shortstop fs Clipping Off
. :: -v. Hits Every Day at a
. : ' Uvely Rat-e'v:'
'. The' following- table showa' tha bat
tmg average or the Paeifia rvtaat
league up to and including the games
played ; on April - It, and ; give Track
Began of Tacoma -the best average of
ue regular playerabut several oitchera
and players who take part In -but few
game rank tb Tiger, batsman. ,Ths
ocat leam.is aoi represented la the
.to class at all, there being but very
few players over that mark. Tha aver
ages (euowrv . ' r .,.. .... .
A. B mt n
TiehnmonrBMixm - o 3 ioo
JStlaU. "eittle 3D "J 1 . . a i.-.eftO
,422
T
.Km
.(
.a&a
UuSfia. nraai r........n J
4 .
Bonniox. umaiaaa ....... 17 1
Kacaa, TaeoeM ..M IT
ITi
ZS
Ml, Ul AafMS .....XT.
Irwin, Ran it4Me...'.T
1 "
IB '
a ..
Mm, Baa yrearlace,
'
.2'
.u '
.Tt
.M
?
to
21
' ,aia
'-.818
ureaasi. .-fiaiaMl ...
yrarr. attl .......
1 .301
.' -2
nikWI-rud. baa fraa
n
ivaTata, um A
rioodXee Ana
1
- .am
..3HS
i .2M
MU1-. aaettte H3
10
v ai
Rlieeliaa, Tacesu ,,M
Vaa Haltrea, 0ltaiid...ll '
BerniM. 1 Aateles.,..TI '
It. Hall, IVattle T
MaLaa,.. VrtiMl.....SI J
Sntea. Las Aat-alt-a. . ....40
HiinaaheMiv. PerUaad...M
NorHfk, Taeeoe ...... .at
laViMChlla, Taceeai . ,.81
MeCr-MTle, Portlaad Ht
Waklroa. Baa Vnaeimem. .21
Vaa. Bona. Portlaad.. ..NO -
Dort, Taroiaa ....08-.
MrMala. Seattle M
Wrmlar. Baa rrueleee..4T -Oearaeaa-Oak
laad . . . . M
Kane, hVettlfi. 8
fValafl-, Part la ad 77
8p-aeer, Baa yranrlfM...M
Mohler, Baa IYiarla.,.'ni
Nrloa,tBafl Frasciaa..48 '
BailUx Lm Anr-lM ee '
Marph, Baa rraarleeeu.lS
Imaiaarr. aalaii4.......7 1
a
v- a
in
T
4
. 11
. 21
1
" m
i
as
. a
an
V 23
f ia
.
r xo
. 23
' 20
10
1s4
i U '
' .261
Jtoi
. .241
,.B4
'.T
. (.224
. .224
.221
' .211
.213
.210
'.. .ana
jne
7
1 10
"
1
... 8
1
a 1
' T
la
14 v
a
14
.ana
' Mi
1 .2m
.200
. .200
Clark,. Portland.. . ... -a, .68
VAOzrzo ooAjrr uusn.
m
t r
even.
IS.
.4t
.6A3
.4K2
Oakland .............
Baa rtncttt .
fas AjiirHea . ... ..i, .
Portlaad ....,.,...
iltla
.857
10'12ll314HT1ia 84
Bicycles
Commencing todav we will nefl
Orient Bicycles, fully - equipped,
with Ocaetai Brakes, for . .
04, hlrh-nrade fife-rcle for tbe prtoe
toe paraoe aoa got ! en. mm wnue k .
AND 8P0RTINO UOODS BTORE.
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AT GAME'S CLOSE
Klopf Struck Witii Cushions,
: Sticks and T Fists by .
A 'rSv,; Angry "Fans?
CROWD PURSUES HIM
-: ; K'X TO THE STREET CAR
Jerks Trolley Wheel Off the Wire
-rrTacoma Again Defeats,; .
- 1 Portland by One Run.
Taeoma-C Portland 9.
B atari es Thomas ' and
Oraham;
"French, Qarrtn and McL-aan.
Taeoma. again demonstrated baseball
superiority over Portland yesterday af
ternoon and won tha game by a vagrant
telly that came acroaa the bom rubber
In the eeventh Inning when Catea mis-,
udged Lynch' a higa fly, allowing Me 1
Laughlln to score. The game waa ratnar
entertaining because of, the close score, j
Mr. "OoBsie" Klopf was at bis worst.
Ua was Imperfect on ball a and strikes.)
but as there was no scoring for six In
nings tha crowd didn't pay much - at
tention to him. In the eighth Inning,
when ha called Garvin out at first, af
ter that runner waa safe by at least four
feat, the fans rose aa one man and de
mand ed hla scalp. This decision robbed
Portland of the tlelng run, and the
crowd was rampant. .. It . was all the
bleacheiitea could do to stay away from
Klopf until the last Inning was played.
As soon as tha last man was retired.
however, tb crowd surged onto the field
and surrounded Klopf, hitting him with
cushion and sticks. - The Taooma-play-ers
protected him for a short time, but
the presence of a thousand fans caused
the Tigers to seek ears for the city.
Klopf wanted to fight the entire crowd.
A well aimed, cushion hit him in the
bead and aa be. staggered to on aide
Boafawoc-d "Prixe Ball Terrier
' Owned .by I F. F. Plowden of T-
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.coma. .'v,."ri'jv.v,t ,. V . .
several of those nearest to him struck
him with their flats. Klopf Instead of
seeking the dreasing .room at onoe.
walked acroaa the- diamond with the
crowd on hla heels. At every step he
waa struck" with a cushion or ome-
bodya fist. The crowd followed him
into the atreet, gaining recruits at vary,
step. When ha reached Thurmaa and
Twenty-fourth atreets ba made a dash
for a car but the crowd proved agHe and
surrounded the car, pulling the trolley
wheel off the wire when the ear tried to I
j .' aim 1 a m inii-aiw
start Jn4w9M-mtnmratrftifrvf at' the"lrack" torobrrow morning.
came along And helped the car aet away,
the crowd yelling, vociferously aa It
started down town. t - t
Klopf a work during the two weeks
that Portland baa been bom ba been
the worat exhibition of umpiring ever
aeen here. It ia useless to go Into de
tails regarding his shorteonilnn aa life
la entirely too brief for that ,
The game. early settled to a nt-tetMrraH
Dame oerweeujwin Frenelj and the on-
aereaMa bui Thomas, the Tiger star
t wirier so far this season. , In the early
innlmra French developed a ' streak of
wfldness, and several times had Tigers
o-a the sacks, bat his stmiflnw and the
splendid fielding of AU, SehlafTry and
Runkle pulled him.' out of some tight
situations. It was Frencb'B first ap
pearance before a local crowd and the
Ud from the sunny south easily made
good with the most rabid of the fans,
who wuiwlwed -why ba did trot Tlnlah the
game.. Qarrtn waa called upon to re
lievo French after the Tigers snored
their run. whfc-trws.il a good move on the
part or Manager MoCredle, not bcaus
of sny defect in the work of French
but ss a matter of precautioa, for -owing
4. ... -......,.;!...-.. i .' ,. :. ' -i j tJ.fj
; CARTOONIST SEED VISITS THE ', BASEBALL
to his wlldnaaa he frequent! j waa In tha
hole with men 00 bases.
In tha seventh when Taeoma secured
the first run. McLaughlin led off with
a two-bagger along the -left foul line,
and following came an evidence, of the
horseshoe luck that la following Fisher
and his tribe around, for had Van Buraa
been playing in his regular position,
Mike Lynda's fly would have been an
easy put out for Van, Instead of being
misjudged as It was by Cats, and ai
lowed to fall safe, scoring McTavighlln
and netting Michael Angolo two bakes.
Tbe 'Portland team goes oa the road
tomorrow and Mitchell -will accompany
them. The members of the team have
all the confidence In the world in their
ability to land well up in the raoe, and
so far they have prtiTi'bettet,(.on tbe
road thaa, at horn.' - -- ' . . -
The boys played gilt edged ball yester
day and not a flaw ooold ha' found In
their , playing only tms error marring;
their -work which waa charged against
Jackey Ate. who baa already woa a
permanent place In .tb hearts of. the
local fans, and, b mora than made up
for his misc-je by rapping . out two
pretty bite.'. , ' ' ,,-:
Virgil Garvin will pitch thla after
noon's game, for Portland while '"Tire
man" pitspatrtck win officiate for the
Tigers. '. -.'" .'.""
The official score follows; . - " ',
' i ; . POltTLANT). ' '
'' . ' v i : , n- ABL R. ILPO. A. K.
Ate. as..... , 4 0 1 til
Van Boxen, lb..... t 4 I It I I
Householder, ci...... 4 0 .81.44
Scblafly. . tb....,..M S 1 0 4 ''4 t .8
McCradia, rf... ...... 8,01.188
Mciieen. e..M. 10.14 2 0
RuiUa lb.. 2 0 8 2 2 8
Catea. If.... t 8 0 18 8
French, p...... ... 1 -'' 1 J 0
Garvin, p......... 1 4 '4 14
Totals '....,....". .17 8 4 17 11.1
?:..;;. . TAOOMA. ;
1 Doylev lb.-..'....,... 1-8
--4-1
t
8 15
oiwiiu, to. ........ , a . V
Nordyke, lb 4 4
Ragac. ss. ... , , .1.8
4
0
0
0
t
t:
McLaughlin. If i I
Lynch, cf .......... ..'3 - 8
Graham, - c
Hogan. rf.
Thomas, p
-Total 7.17 1 4 t7 It
' . , 8CORK BY INNINGS.
Taeoma ......... 0 0 8 8 8 8 1 0 0-
Hits 8 8 10 18 18 0-
Portlaad ....... 444040440-
Ulte 0 0 0 1110 10-
I SUMMARY. . , .. '
' Struck out By French 1 (Doyle.
Racan). bv Garvin 1 (Nordrkel. hv
5 homes 1 (Catea). Bases on balls
ff French t (McLaughlin, Thomas), off
j nomas (uaiea). -rwo-Dase tilts
McLaughlin, Lynch. First base on er
rors Tacoma 1- ..Poubla jplaya French
Tunassuited). Euan to Doyle to Nor.
dyke. Left on bases Portland t,-Ta
coma a. - Baeruice nue van Buren,
Runkle, Doyle. Stolen base Graham.
Hit oy pitcnea nails isagan and Thorn
as by French. Innings pitched B;
r rencn t. or uurin s. ease nils VI
French 4. t:
rime of game 1:18. Urn.
plre Jsuopf.
SPRING AUCTION TO
OPEN. ON TUESDAY
Horses Arriving at Irvington
Track for the Annual Sale
by McCarthy. 'iI;" t.
Tha third annual spring auction sal
ef thoroughbred horses will open ' at
Irvington. track Tuesday, May t, at
which ill be sold some of the finest
horseflesh bred In the northweat.
Several prominent out-of-town horse
men are now In the city to attend this
sale. In view of securing some of . the
orack trotters and pacers , now listed
with J. L. McCarthy A Son, under whose
auspice the sale is being held. .
Among the finest t of tha thorough
breda to go under the hammer Is the
consignment from tbe Brook-Nook stock
farm of Home Park. Montana, near Yel
lowstone Park. .1 ,- , .
Among the crack horses to. be sold
are Knick-Knack. t:t44, trial ZT12; The
Zoo, one of the greatest eort trotter
bred in the northwest; Alt a Lace, trial
2:20, and Baron L.,, full brothers of the
fast paoer Byron Lac a. t:14K.' . j
In' the Brook-Nook connignroent are
20 head of fine single drivers, and 15
stylish and attractive matched pair, in
addition to many young stalllona. A
large number of finely bred horses, vrijl
representing - eonslgnmente from the
best breeders In the Willamette valley.
British Columbia, ; California, ' Puget
sound. Idaho, Wyoming and severe,!
other adjacent point will be represented
among tb vlalttag purchasers at the
ale. ..... . ,; , ;. - s
on
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' One day ti a gam lxtwoen, Detroit
and Buffalo, when both cities were In
the American league. Jay Andrews, who
la conceded to be on of the funniest
and most original, men la bashaU, came
t bet la a pinch. Joe Cantlllion was
umpiring, and It waa his Special delight
to get Jay going In order to hoar some
of. his fuimy speeches: On this occasion
Cantlllion called low strike on An
drews, so low In fact that It almost
touched - the phUe.- - Immediately --Jay. 1
with his Inimitable swagger, jumped on
tbe plate and. In a voice which could be
heard a block away, aid:-rHey,Mtv
Umpf Who do you think la at tha belt
Tom .Thumb"" , Both clubs wvre aa con
vulsed with laughter tnat rt was five
minuted before tha game rasumed. , ,
waa-a-aaBBB--a-eBaWaaaaiaaBa y
1
PARK.1';'
WOULD UPSET TI1E :
FOOTBALL RULES
Amendments Likely Jo Be Adopt
V. ed That Will Mean Rad-
(Jesrsal Special BerrtceJ -
, New York. ' April tt. The footbaU
rule committee to revise tha code gov
erning the game will hold Its final meet
ing to adopt tha new regulation to ob
tain thla fall en tha gridiron In Phila
delphia, next Saturday, after th big
Intercollegiate relay' carnival on Frank
lin field.' The committee at its last
meeting. in New, York codified the sug
gestions brought before It.-, but bo rad
ical were' the change proposed that it
was decided to confer with the authort
tlos of the various colleges participat
ing before -taking final action. Unless
signs falL however, no . objection will
be raised to the new measure.; Until
final action is taken no official announce
ment of, the plana will be made, but tt
Is understood from a reliable source
that no less a change Is ; contemplated
than th legalising of the forward pass.
Should such action be taken, the whole
scheme of the gam will be changed and
1 existing Ideals altered. It means
practically the Introduction of a saw
port akin to association ' football
It Is reported that four" members ' of
the committee are opposed to the ehaaa'e
and that In tbe absence of a fifth mem
ber. A. A. Stag of Chicago, the remain
ing two the. seven -committeemen
forced Its aceaptaaoa. xne two so aet-1
lng are said to be Robert Wrenn - of 1
Harvard and Pad J. pashiel of Annap
olis. .. .. , I ' '
1 Walter Camp Of Yale, Professor Fins
of Princeton. Professor peanla of Cor
nell and John -C.' Bell of Pennsylvania
vigorously opposed any change, holding
that Pennsylvania's diversified play last
year demonstrated conclusively that the
rule now favor th open game If the
coaches will only teach it. To - thla
Wrens replied that he advocated meas
ure to compel th adoption -or such
style. . It is understood that this ylew
finally prevailed. -"' V.,
Since the game inception i the . for
ward pass has been debarred. . Infringe-
h
C LT Edecote PecfFnak B. Wat
: kins' Cock Bull Tenler. : .
menta were severely punished. If It 1
permitted tha ball may - be thrown.
batted or passed toward tha opponent's
goal from one player to another and
system of long forward . passing must
Inevitably result. It ' is hardly con
ceivable that this will be permitted
without some restrictions either aa to
distance or tbe frequency- of the play
The announcement of the committee' a
final action will be awaited' with the
keeneat interest -by football . men
throughout the country. ,, - -
in 'r
.'I (learaal Bpeelal Sarviea.) , ' '
Philadelphia. April 2 "Hart la
mutt. I can whip him every day before
(breakfast. 1 1 gave him a beating that
under ordinary circumstances would call
in tbs cruelty authorities, but I'm black.
and raoe prejudice counted, and -tbe
negro had to lose. "It waa a clear case
of hlshwav robbery.'' . .
Jaok Johnson, tha champion colored
pugilist, with high hat. Prince Albert.
etc, arrived in this city from tha west
last evening, and. told his friends, open
and above board, that he was robbed In
his recent .fight with Marvin Hart.
Johnson appears to ba in ths best of
condition and says he is etiil ready to
fight Jeffries, or' any man in the world.
I would dearly like to get on one more
bout with Hart, Rand what I will do with
him will be a bity," the colored giant
remarked.' v. J v..,..
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. 1-rtio events must he sent to this 4
offloe beore I o'clock a. m. on 4
tb day., fot- publloatt-an. Ama- 4
tear managera should pay at- 4
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tenuon to una ruie, aa th keep- 4
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report - of their dotnga The : 4
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1 see that Rusala Is putting another.
large sum Into a new navy.". .
ves that's het Blnklnc fund." -
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LOCAL DOG SHOW ; V
OPENS TIIIS.,,WEEK
Entry List Equal to Last . Year,
but Quality of Dogs Is.,'. -;
:ri: -,- High.
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lezt Wednesday la tb opening day of
the Portland . Kennel - club's , annual
show, and great tntereat la being mani
fested -both locally and along the entire
ooast In-this event. Tbe entries com
prise the best of local dogs and also
dogs from all tha prominent kennel on
the coast. There are also numerous
eastern winners outeied ad tb compe
tition promises to be very keen. ' While
there will probably not be any more
dog beached than at previous shows,
the' quality of th entries win ba far
above Um average. The special prtse
are more numerous than at any former
show and some are exceedingly hand
aomaT and tb owner of a dog that walka
off with any of them cava rest assured
that It will aot be without a struggle.
This year tha a bow la being' held under
American Kennel club rules and a win
hero -win be a wis of record both fu
thla country and in other ooantrlas, as
the American Kennel, club la ,tha recog
nised national organisation governing
dog shows. , it has been a matter of a
great deal of comment among th dog
fanciers of this city that only on or
two of the large number, of Portland
dogs exhibited at Seattle were eoocooa
ful In carrying off prises, some even
venturing to suggest that It might ba
the same old story of Anything to
beat Portland. -As alter a nomber of
tbe Seattle dog wtlK be entered bora.
we will bo- abl to gat a line oa them
and also see whether Mr. , Ashton will
upooiu tbe Seattle awards.. ; Th awards
of th coming show, will naturally be
awaited with tntereat a a consequence.
' (Special WsaatcB te The Joarrasl.) .
; Bugone, Or, April !. The Unrrerslty
of Oregon basebsll team shut out the
Eugene High . school nine today by a
score or-T. to 4. Tha "Varsity team
played an errorless game, and aided by
three - bits, five errors by tbe High
school team, and th fin playing of
Hathaway of Portland, they scored one
in tb fifth. Batteries:, -Varsity, Beck
in tbe firth. Batteries: 'Varsity, Beck
and Murphy; High school, Pender and
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We please the boy, too, by giving him a genuine 4y ictor"
: . Baseball, Mask, Mitt or Glove free with his .suit. :
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FARE VERY WELL
Frank Skinner on Sweet Tooth
X": - Wins the Fabiola Cup .v: '
Stakes.'" , SY:X.
(ftraelal Dtspatel by Lsaaet Wire te TM Jperssiy , V
. Jamaica. - April tt -Th surprise of.,
yesterday was the winning of FUrlkt
100 to 1 la tb first raoe. Th bookie
lost heavily. oa the event. Results: .
Biz ruriongs-Flat (Uiggins). lot to '
1, - won; Tommy Waddell. aeoond. The
Oadfly third: time. 1:11. . - "
One mil 70 yard Unci Ungh (HO- .
debrand), 7 to t, won; Whorler aeoood.
Gold Dome third; time, 1:4. ' -
Four and a half furlongs Lady. Val- -
antine (Burns). IS to f, won; Arvtatoa "
aoond,,PyUila third; tlm. 0:U l-L. ..
use ana rrnt sirrntinrn muss if spin
Water (Lyne), 4 to 1. woa; Sidney C
Love second. 8L Valentine third; time..
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Pour aad a half fm lungs gralya J. .
(Crlmmlns); 4 to L won; Ouy Manner-
lng second. Evening third-; tlm, 4:M. -
Hkadloan, att rurlongs wotan (Mll-
ler), I to 1. won; Mew York second. Fly- .
back third; tlm, 1:11 t-B.
Kzneryvllle. CaL. April tt. Six ' fur-
longs, three year-olds and upward; Bell
ing, purse 400 cerro Banta , (Foun
tain), It to , woo; Ocyrohe aeoond. '..
Sad Bam third; tlm. 1:11 . : , '
One mlla three- year-aid and upward. '
selling, purse ; MOO Flaunt (Minder).
It to I, won: Northwest aeoond, Bin-
cerlty Belle third; time, 1:4L
Th Fabiola eup, amateur rldera, on ' '.
mile, TO yards, four-year-old and up- ' r
ward, selling Sweet Tooth (Mr, Skln-- '
nor), I to 1, won: Scepter secoud. Frank -
Peare third; Um, 1:60 H, ' . '
One and one-slxteeoth m . , three 1 ,,,
year-olda and upward, handicap, purs
1 1.000 Oorgaletts (McBrtde), .11 to V .
won; Hon I ton aeoond, Boufrtere thirdj
time. '..
. One and three etgtrth maea, ' four- ,
year-olds and upward, selling, 'purs
1400 Orohan (Travers). 11 to t won;
Byiwrdal eoo-o(L Ledua third; time.
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Seven fnrlongs. three yeaf -oida. purse ....
MOO Corablossom (TTavers), I to I, .
won; K-rteOsJ. second. Sea Air third;
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'VARSITY DOWNS THE
V v; DALLAS COLLEGIANS
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WlDamett UrifyerBlty. . April v .
Th 'varsity besoheJl team defeated the
Dallas college sin yesterday by the
seer of t to 1. Few errora were mad :
throughout tb gam and some VDlendid -4 ,"
fielding was don by Willamette lnflald. r
The batting order was as follows: v
Willamette Rader. catcher; .Jermas.i .
pitcher; Nace, - shortstop; tJuruh. third
base: Trfil. right field: Hunt, flrat base; .'..
Beach, aeoond base; Jones, center Held;
O. Hunt, left Held. Dallas Gates, third .
base; Teats, fight Held; Myers, pitcher; . ,
Reynolds, catcher; Sibley, second base; .
Craner. . shortstop; Morton, first , base;
Grimes, left fleld'A--nold1ceptftCae
umpire, Rhodes.
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Whether the boy wants Xnkker- ,
bocker or Regular' Pants -Norfolk
or ' XoubIe-Breasted Coat 4t mat
ters not, so long as you bring him J
here. ; We show both styles m coats
and pants of onr Better Clotjbes for -
BoysandiartilSOjanaJow
you inspect them,' because we know ;
yon will then agree with us that we V
are on ' the rigrt side of the , Boy
question wim' the ' price favorihg' v
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