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THE OREGON DAILY " JOURNAL. PORTLAND, WEDNESDAY EVENING. MARCH 83. 1007
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OLMA DRANGA
BflliLIXB AND "POOL AT.
THE f.iULTHOr.lAH CLUB
IRITE YOUR EASTERN
FRIEfiDS to COME WEST
03DEN GETS HIBHESTSCORE
fCHHE VHOIE SEASON
Remarkable Bowling Results In
. ' , Victory for Nonpareils. j
Via
Interesting Tournaments At-
tract Big Crowds to Billiard
Rooms and Alleys. ,,'
and Monarchs., , ;
f
ov-v-px
. . . .. . f. 1-'" ' " jj
Th cheering and rooting of four
bawling teams, minsied with th -plwn
of a large crowd of spectators,
mad th Oregon bowling alleys one f
th liveliest place la th city . last
night Th Nonpareil played th
Gopher, who hav been holding the to?
plec In th percenta column. and
succeeded In UUni two of th three
cam plsyed. The last one waa fought
to the finish, thera being but alx pin
difference., 4v ' .' ' '' '
r Ogdan, tha Nonpareil pilot, want the
atrlka route for elcht In hi flrat same
and tot tha hlght.sln;l acore of tha
season. 67. and averaging 194., lous
ing and JDavlflaon played ateady games.
.each averaging 184. v -
Tba Kama between the Monaxoha and
. ,'Webfoote waa a decided victory for the
former, their peralatent , plugging at
"Lioule" la the last two- f ramea of each
came, waa too much for, their hard
werktna ocDonenta. 'Rove had hlghsst
single van la this match. 112; Capenl
secured the beat average of tha evening.
15. - ; ,"
. Thureday night tha Chinook , play
h Parka team, th Columbia team roU
'for team average. ... , -.:.-
Hera are the aummariea 'V t
. , NONPAREILS. ;
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logden . Ill 174. 16 . 1(4
liinenkam ...... 146 17 174 174
Heed . .......... ..144 174 - li 156
:Troslng ......... .tH 144-184 , 114
Hal ........... ..1T 1. 1
Total V.....; .... . . '..
. .: . . .OOFBERS., ' ; ' .
..' '. (1) t) 1 av
Caa 14 167 161
Beyland 174 ISO 17 174
Cloaaet S... ..!" 114 " 161
Lunney 1 ...., ...146 147 4174
Davidson . . . . ..j.171 19 lit
Total Ill 1 .
HONARCHa
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Raymond 4.:...:.i.ll 144 17- 147
Dolphin.. ......... .144 141., 17? 144
Talbot i. ......... .114 14 147 167
Row 164 7 M17T 114
Capen .4...I1I 111 I,1H
Total ' V.'-.tMa -
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ave
14a
'Lamond ....... 17 174 14J
LArmltag k.17J 1J 111
-Ieever ......... US . 1H 144 .
Meleea .164. 114 .141
Stammer ....... -.147 140 141
ToUl
..717 Mi-trr
HOW THE PONIES RAN -
. AT NEW ORLEANS
rloenal Beectal Horrtee.) ' "'
? New Orleana. March SO. Racing at
Nw Orleane reaulted aa followa:
' Four furlonttn Porllan Model won.
!tona H. aecond'CropatltcH third; time,
f:4l 1-6. ' '
Six - furlong Hertamont won. No
Quarter second. Pnchea ot Montebello
khlrd; time," fclt't-ftV ' . , - . -
On mUeand 70 yard Sincerity
Belle won. Auditor aecond. King Ell-
torth third;, time. l:46w- ....'v j ... , .
One mile Hal betid won, Oargaatua
rteond. Fantaatlo third; time, 1:40 4-6.
i One mile knd a quarter buoy Cra
wford won. Horse Radish aecond. Glen
feare third; time, 1:07 -,-; ' .
( Six furlong Southern . Croa won,
Xonna Elvira aecond. Gold Proof third;
tlm. 1:11.' .. , -
f On mil nd It yard Henry ' O.
(won. Cull aecond,, Merry Bell third!
Ilmev 1:46 l-.
IN CHAMPIONSHIP FORWi
i 1 Beaton. March 10. Joehim Crane Jr.
of Boa ton and Cbarlea H. Sand ot New
fTork. former champion who won tbolr
match yeaterday, will meet on Thura
- May In th final of th National court
itennl champlonahlp tournament here.
"The winner Thursday will - play Jay
Oould. th present title-holder, In a
.challenge match on Saturday. ,
t Teaterday'a matchea were Battled In
Straight set. Band defeating Pierre
Bortllard of , New York, 4-4, 4-1,
while Crane put Foxhall Keen of New
Tork out by th cor of 6-4. 0-0, -l.
i . .
This Yesur Better
' Thb year's tobacco crop in Porto Rico.
f is the finest ever grown. . Only the choicest
selections are used to make the El Torb. ?.
For these reasons the El .Toros now on the
market are; particularly recommended. .'
El Tor o has always been the finest 6-cent
value" Porto Rico produced this ; year
; ." they're better than ever. y ' t ';' '-'J
' The increased cost of genuine Porto ?
Rican leaf has brought forward many
brands which are made largely from tobac
co erbwn in "the United States so you '
canbe too particular to see that you get
the genuine
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sty)!
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JTantrU m-4 ,
KABOH, tllXll
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M. A. A. O. Boxar. Who WUl Com
pete la Northwest Tournament
Today at Spokane. , ; ;
PORTLAND DOGS GET
. NOTICE AT OAKLAND
Uoenwl Btwil hrrk -Oakland.
CaL, March to. Th Oak
land bench a hew opened thl morning
In th Piedmont rink with remark
bly large number ofentrt. Bom of
tha beat dog In the world hav been
ent here, and arlatocrat that hav
taken rlbbona In , Innumerable contest
are pitted agalikat animals that are
making their first bow la a bench show.
Portland. Oregon, Is - represented In
three claaae. J. Waly Ladd a fin
red cocker are attracting much at
tention. Frank Watkln" imarkable
bull terrier, Edgecot Peer, which ha
had a ueceaaton of aotabl triumphs.
I 1 expected to be th winner In hi
class, and Harry Utt' handsome Bos
ton terrier, Presto Boy. has many ad
mirer. ' " ''V ' .
James Mortimer will Judge all classes
and th show will clos tomorrow.
PORTLAND ATHLETES'
-U-ilN CAPITAL CONDITION
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' s (Jeeraal apeelal tervtee.) '
Spokane. Waeh., March 10. Th rep
resentatives of ' Portland - Multnomah
Athletle club arrived In fin snap,
under th management of John A. Hor
an. Those In th party aside from Mr.
Horaa are boxing Inatructor Fred
Rennlch, boxer Olma Prsnga, wrestler
Julian Hughes,' and E. D. Smith. Th
contests In tha difference classes will
be highly Interesting and th local men
hav every confldeno tnat tney can
weep . th field. . The .Multnomah boy
seem to be In cm ahap. ....
BOXING TOURNAMENT , ,
O UNDER GOOD AUSPICES
Th boxing tournament . arranged by
Prosperity camp, W. O. W4 I attracting
muoh attention and promise to furnish
considerable interest for those who Ilk
to .watch ' th youngsters show what
they know about the science of self-da-fens.-
There will be IS bouts, and some
of th best amateur la tb city, are
making' ready for , the. - entertainment
which will be 1ven on th evening of
Monday, April 1, In th Woodmen f th
World temple. l. Four valuable modal
ir th award to th sucoeisful con
testants. . ; , ,; ' 1.
TO CAPTAIN EUGENE
University of Oregon. Eugene, March
t. Richard Hathaway, '01. of Port
land has been elected captain . of tha
baaketball team for next year. Hath
away, who 1 a well-known Multnomah
man, I th . best player in th uni
versity, and was without a rival for
captaincy of. th team. . Sidney -Smith
was also unanimously recommended for
M managership . of r the -team. . .Hi
home ,1s in Eugene.
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These are busy nights In th billiard
rooms and on the bowling alley of the
Multnomah Amateur . Athletle club,
where tournaments are furnishing much
excitement for the knights of the cue
and the devotee of tb muscle-making,
heavy balls. ' ,
The handicap pool tournament which
began 1 days ago waa continued last
night , snd a big crowd waa present
when I Buck . nd . R. Wnnerberg
crosred cue.. Contrary to th expec
tation of some of the club members.
Wennerberg met defeat, by a oor of
10 to 24. . i -
Th match between Ed Mrrl and
A. B. Kerrigan "w not one-sided
a tha acore would suggest, but Kerri
gan fell before the superior ability of
bis opponent. 6core 44 to IS. ' -j .
The bowling games are attracting aU
tentlon. The teams captained by Moo
ton and MoCnbe Indulged In three hard
fought batUee. Th cor ' for th
three game wer: - : "
. Moneon, 121, 145. 14T; Brlgham. 1(3,
, 1S31 Lovejoy, 8, 149. 148.
McCsbe, 15S. 147, 104; Cummlngs,
1SS, 1S1, 144; Gardner, 171, 183, 143;
Ott. 141, 11. 133j Soott, 127. 116, 43.
RACING RESULTS ON -
' CALIFORNIA TRACKS
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' (learsal apertsl Imls l
Ban Francisco, March !0. Th race
at KmeryvlU yestsrday resulted aa fol
lowa: ! v
Half rotla Wllmore won. Katie Ralna
second, Jeremiah third; time, 0:53 3-1.
Six furlong Jack Kerchevtlle won.
Mala aecond. Dr. bhermaa third; tlm.
1:13H. v '
Mil and 30 yards Lasell won. Con
fessor - second, Eduardo .third; time,
1:48 3-. -v '!
Mil and on sixteenth Watchful
won, Mia May H. Bowdlsh aecond.
Black Prince third; tlm. 1:63. '
Flv nd a' half furlong Boloman
won. My Pride second, BC Franci third;
time. 1:10 1-4.
Five and a half furlong Bryan won,
Pontotoc aecond, Nonl Lucille third;
time, 1:10 -. '; .. .
t. ' ' ' : : At Jjot Anel. '
(Jon real Speeltl Bervlce.)
' Los Angeles. March 30. Following I
the reeults of race at Ascot:
Flv snd ' a half furlong WQ11
Oregg-wen, Mosketo seconds John JL
third; time, 1:0. ..
Four furlong Swaggerlater won.
Connie M. second, Barney Oldfleld third;
time, 0:40.
.. Mile Oilotn won, Oorg X. M liner
second, Croix d'Oi third: time, 1:46 H-
Mile Chimney Bweep won. ir to
ward second, Ampedo third; time, 1:41.
Mil and - sixteenth Vlona won.
Kettlng second. Parvo third; time, 1:61.
Flv furlongs Katie Craw won. Ba
rs to second, Coma third; tlm. 1:03 1-6.
MOORE'S TEAM JQQ
1 MUCH FOR BRIGHAM'S
k I' V'-l.
Moore' ' team ' defeated Brlgham'a
bowlers Monday evening at th Mult
nomah club alley. Each - team was
short two men. Th Moor aggrega
tion cam out en top winning the three
games. Ths scores:
BRIGHAM'S TEAM. ' 1 -
.;--rrr , ;v.77M- 3)
Routledge. 103 124 137 3J
Hudson 140-- 73 00-1 103
Burman ... ....... 38 143 77 317
: Total . . i . 341 843 304
387
' .. .'4 (1) (2) 8)' '
Moore : '."V,3 .'. lit ; 168 "111- 388
W. Healey,-...., 121 ' 143 137 401
F. Healey . ...... 134 .133 lit 346
Total
874 423 8861,184
QUICK TIME MADE ON ' i
HOT SPRINGS CIRCLE
Hot Kprlng. ArkVMarch to. Racing
resulted as roliows ner yesteraay:
Half mile Hollow won. Rustta
ond. Waterlook third; -time, 0:48 8-6,
.. Half mile Great Pirate won. Hast-
second. Aunt. Hala third; time . 0:48 3-6.
Five and one-half furlongs Bedrlce
won, Dulsnra second, Th Odessla third;
time. 1:00 X-l. '
Five -furlong Autumn Flower won.
t Ben Strong second, Don Hamilton third;
' time, 1:01 1-6. ; . t
! : Mil and '70 yard Incubator -won.
Lola .Whit second, Tb . Bell ; ot
Brighton third; tlm, 1:47.
a... and. 74 yard Ann Raskin won.
King Wild second, . Frank Lubbrotk
third; time, 1:46 1-6.". ,, :
CHANCE FOR CITY'S '
' ; YOUNG BALL. TOSSERS
Are there ' any : -ambitious " baseball
team whose, members ' ere tinder 16
vears of saet If there sre, and they
want to meet something' worthy of their
steel, they should read this:
Qresham. Or., March, 20. To the
Bportlng Editor of Th Journal Th
Gresham High school boy havs organ
ised a baaeball team-and are ready to
play 'any teamt In the olty under ;4
years of age. Any teams ' wsntlng
games writ to Raleigh Wat ion. man
ager, Greaham. or call up. phone No.
2(1.' George Lana, assistant manager.
NOTES OF MINOR LEAGUES
' Madison, - Eau Claire, Fond du Lac,
Oshkosh, La Crosse, Wausau snd Green
Bay, In Wisconsin, and Freeport, Illi
nois, comple the Wisconsin league this
season. . ' ':- . '.. s . .... ,
. ., ; '- e , . ,
The Hudson River league ha re
organised and will start to do bualneaa
at th old atand about , May 16. - . , ;
:" ,', e e - . -
Manager Danny Long of th Ban
Francisco club Jiis signed 36 "Seals"
for 147, and will have a. new park for
them to play In. . '
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' Qulncy. Illinois, will hav a club In
th Iowa . Stat league when . th bell
rings this spring. . 1 ,
r . . , S , S ... '
v Ike Dorrette, who played with the
Wllkeabarr team In th Iw York
Rtste lea rue laat aeason. ha slgnsd with
'Holyok of th Connecticut lea rue. Ike
moves srouno ins country si a is si
pace. ' . - ' . ; ' ' - ; ;: '
Tb 'franchise 'of '. th Hat'tlcsburg
(Mississippi) club in ths Cotton States
league haa been transferred to. Colum
bus. Mississippi. ,
f .-. " .-'.'V- ' ' '
Manager. Feeglss of th Fort Worth
club In th Tesa 'league believe that
'th rlr and shovel Sre good training
I r&e hall nla vera. . 114 haa elrned four
miner. . ' .
Th Wrtlirn-Coppr Country league
:,,;v'-..-'" . . . i T wo, (fH ..-..... . - ,-,
juvenile Apparel how oh display irii
handsome spacious V'-v-
: JUVENILE DEPARTMENT
The most complete" stock' and rnost jcpm
5 fortable shopping place in Portland. x
BASE BALLS and BATS FREE
with. all Boys' Suits . . : ; i.; . : ; .(
LADIES! and MISSES' MAN-TAILORED
COATS and :BRBSSES:
1907 MODELS Now ready
dEN
rm
will consist of but four club tht sea
son, ' namely , Winnipeg, Duluth.Hough.
ton' and Calumet. .Thess -- four el ties
form a circuit 747 mile from and to
nd.-""'. ' ' ''iv'". ': .
Manager who will ' pUot th Trl
SUt league clubs this season aret
Arthur A. Irwin. Altoona; George W.
Heckert. Harrlaburg; Charles - M. K.
Atherton, Johnstown; Clsrne Foster,
Lancaster; Harry D. Wolverton, wil
Ilamsport; Curtle Welgand, ' Torki John
D.. Carney. Trenton, .and William M.
Connelly, Wilmington. ;-, .. ' . .
CENTRAL LEAGUE MEET -i
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! ' (leernal SpeeUl Servlee.) . 1 j
Kvansvllle. Ind March 10. Satisfied
that the coming season will be the moat
successful In th hlstorr of thslr or
ganliatlon, the magnates of the Cen
tral league gathered her today for their
schedule meeting. With th Evanavlll
and Terr Haute team thoroughly re
organized, - the . managers ar of th
opinion that th race thl summer will
be a intereatlng a th contest three
year ago,-when all the. clubs were
fighting for th pennant. '
Beside adopting a schedule, th
meeting will go on record a being. op
posed to any kind of a change In the
circuit nd may also take step by
which th three-year agreement, which
expire . with thl season, will b re
newed, '-vi;'; y '.. f "t ' i 1
; ABERDEEN'S FIRST BASE
. - ' (Rpeelal Dtapateb te Tse JesrsaL)
Aberdeen, Wash March 10. Julius
fttrelb. who played With Bean. in-th
Coat leagu last year, will play first
base for Aberdeen thl see eon: ' he
make th seventeenth man signed by
th locals. The club will atart with
14 meiu a Manager Brown ha a cap
ital short stop coming from th National
league. Jack Huston, who Is going to
California for a vacation, will try to
pick up 'an Inflelder there. , ,
SOLDIERS! TRACK MEET
; .- . ,;
The Indoor track nd field meet at
th armory next Monday night will be
largely attended, a the ,vent -ar ,of,
an unusually , Interesting character.
They ar open , to 1 member of. lb
Third regiment and of the battery, who
munt register for the different elssse
by tomorrow night. William L. Orman-j
dy la chairman of tb athletlo commit- I
to. . . ' . . .1
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