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THE OREGON "DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND. WEDNESDAY EVENINO,' JANUARY 8, , 1908.
illii PRACTICES
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OF TWO
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Baseball Pitcher Tells How
. .Whitman, and Pullman"
Bid for Him:
1m fcamuels, . pitcher for th ButU
' baseball turn ; in th Northwestern
'v leagu. and avjtudent at the Univrity
; Idaho, li 'nthulatlo over the pros
pect of a college conference; that will
. determine the statu of the athlete In
the different college.- ' V
"I believe that conference le an abo
r Jute necessity if oollege alhletlo apprt
li to m carried , on in mo ngm nun
V ner," Says Samuels. "If the colleges
cannot send representatives to the meet
Ing let the universities farm the
organisation, and then- the colleges nay
.'enter, but something must be done. At
' the present time there is no way to de
termine the eligibility of a player, v-
! "Take my own case, for instanoe,
-'when Idaho pitched me against Pullman
' last year J was an out and out profes
sional at the time and there was no
question about It, but In how much bet
v ter snape were ins omer oouegosT
will ahow mv oolnt and crove it. -
"I graduated from the Spokane High
' - school In January, '0t. X bad been get--'tin
off pretty good, and soma of the
colleges thought the could use me
or a pticner. wnitman wrote me, ana
after several letters had been exchanged
j was finally asked, to suonut toy term.
i Wbitmaa Often Kick Scholarship.,
i' '' -1 "wrote and told the management
wanted my board and room, laundry
' bills, and probably a little spending
money. The answer received by me
was that I wanted too much, but that a
' scholarship could bo given ! me that
. wourd nearly car my board and room.
-and that they would find soma- work for
me, ao that I could make the rest. 1
" hare these letters iirmr Dosseeslon now,
"I then got In communication with
Manaxer Pickrell of the W. 8. C. base
ball team.. They offered me my board
and room at college, and a little spend'
Ing money. I entered Full man and
noarainr ti ins xiormiiorv.
"una day i asaea aianager ncxreu
was
about the payment of -my expenses, and
' no toia ma hi wouia aeposu
the
board and room in a
four months of college.
which Included the baseball season, was
amount
bank till the
of
my
fc
t
over, and Uiet i couia tnen oraw down.
' J told him I would have to live in the
meantime and he said bo could fix that
, ail right.
rrofessloaal and Zntar Idaho.
"Well, I then received a good offer
rrom Hprague ana- went mere, nnaiiy
lolnine- the Bnokane team In the North
western leaa-ua. Then I entered Idaho.
.using the money I had made at base
ball to pay my expense at college.
"Tou remember the game I cite
arainat the W. 8. C team and lost.
did not want to go into the game, but
I was attending college
wouia pitcn
and
told the
management I would pitch if they
wanted me to. even if I were a pro-
lessionai. ruiiman ana wnitman ap
peared indignant It waa a breach of
the amateur rules, but I cannot see
where either of those Institutions had
anything to say, owing to previous
offers.
"Now a conference of the colleges of
tne northwest wouia seme an tnese
"difficulties. I would like to see a lib
eral construction of the rules, allowing
any student who waa in college to se
cure 'an education, and who kept up
hla work, to represent his Institution on
, the athletlo field.- It Is true that any
such attempts have proved failures, but
I believe it could be worked.
"When that conference is held each
Institution should send men to the
meeting who know something about
athletic. - They should make no rules
that cannot be enforced, and at the
same time they should come to aome
definite understanding concerning the
eligibility of players.7'
To show that his general disregard
for amateurism is common In all col
leges, it might be well to mention that
the Washington State college has se
cured proof that Tegtmeler and Crlmm
of the University of Washington are
also professional ball players.
HMMMMMaeevwejwavMHMMM-aBHBMe ,
' Don't think that pile can't be cured.
Thousands of obstinate cases have been
' cured by Doan'a Ointment. Fifty cents,
at any drug store.
CAPT. DOCK HIPS
BEHDER 17ARL1 ROAST
Whitman Player Says Pull-
'V J .' -L . Y Cam Ua 1 -
' cause Men Failed.
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(Special i, DUpeteh te The Journal.)
Walla Walla, : Wash., . Jan. 'I. Ralph
Dlmtck, , laat ,. year cspUln of , the
Whitman varsity football team, - and
for ! threa . year All-Northwest tackla.
has waxed wroth over . th treatment
accorded him by Coach Bender, of the
Washington state football i team. - SUiea
Dlmlck and Philbrook were chosen this
year as All-North west taokles, in pre
ference to Coach Bender's men, Johnny
has not bean aatisf led. i
Sut to cap the climax Walter Camp,
in hi recant article In Collier Weekly,
mentioned Plmick of tne wnitman
team te th exclusion of any of the
W. 8. C team.- Then Bender came out
in the nrees. onenlv attacking Dlmlok.
alleging ha was unworthy df the honor
and had violated Agreements. . In an
interview given out last night . Dlm
lck said: - i ''."'. ' ":'"' ,
"I know why Bender ia knocking, and
I am -getting tired of it . I have asked
for no. football honor, and cara little
for them, bat when. I am mentioned
for anything X don't Ilka to have any
one begin to howL, Now, X know why
Bender is sore at us, and why ha is
knocking ua. - .". -.-.) i -
"Last summer Bender and other at
Pullman, els agents, made every errort
to get ua, and even offered induce
ments to come to Pullman. He may
have thought that X intended to go, but
I never did and ha cannot show where
I agreed to go. Bender thought we
would com and because w did not he
Is sor and has been knocking. I don't
want to get into any eoontre verey with
Bender, but I want thla knocking
stopped and If it is not I will show
him up In good shape, and X have the
evidence to do It too, , ,
"Bender has shown his class In ath
letlca, A professional, he signed with
tne neoraaaa league ' last summer,
hroke and tried to tlar in Bdo
kane. where ther would not let him. and
then want to Portland and played aU
summer . unaer tne name or jturaett.
As a ooach he ia a sorehead. Ha loses
his temper and makes a spectacle of
himself at nearly every game hla team
)iays, aa waa snown cere xnanaagiv
nr. The game at Moscow, when his
aggregation of stare, the greet "scoring
machine," want down In the dust of de
feat before a team much lighter and
much leas vaunted ahows him up aa a
zootDaii eoaca.
"Bender la or and ha I trying to
get even with ua in this way because
we didn't go to Pullman. Aa X have
said, I do not want to get into any con
troversy with Bender, but if he follow
th matter up and eontinuea hi knock
ing, there will be something doing and
I will feel called on to show things up
properly nd I hare the letter with
which to do if.
M'CABE'S BOWLEBS
CAPTUBE EAST SET
Cantaln Vrf!a.h'a iuffl won three
tralaht games from Captain Morgan's
alley pounder on the Multnomah
maple last night Following ia the re
sult of th aet:
ICCABK'I.TEAM.
McCabe
uouien .............
Jones ..............
Allen
McClellan
Total
83 1
MORGAN'S TEAM.
Morgan
161
Duffy ITS
Wennerberg 141
Newstead 103
Thome 139
Total
.710
m
IBS
1ST
IS
17
"tTo
141
140
ISO
113
1S3
"737
147
145
141
125
145
"?10
131
133
97
133
158
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DEO; BELOIII
TO BEAVER T
E111J
list Gircn Out Today Com-
- prises Many New Play
Yr . ,ers of Bepute; r
Manager Walter McCredle thla morn
ing gave out th list of players which
will comprise th Reaver baaeball team
of 1 1B08. all of the men belonging to
Portland either by right of ' reaervA
draft, contract or terms accepted. Now
that the player are- known, th ardent
fan will no doubt spend the rest of
the winter picking out the nine wnicn
will land the pennant la Portland next
fall. Most cf the player ar familiar
to Portland rouowers or tne game,
number of them comprising the team
which flft shed in the cellar laat year.
, Practically every one of the new men
atnurad hv: the MoCredies for the 1908
team la a nlayer of spirit and on who
will not He down when the gam la
going against him. This I something
the team needs. With anything like a
fair start the. Beaver should hold their
Own i throughout tne league race wim
the aggregation that is under the Mo-
Create wing. . . a
Her la tha . personnel of the 1903
icherlWalsh, Iowa: Oadlck, Ohloi
Whayllng, California; jsoorc, rvruaav.
Pltchera Lakaff, Klnsella, Portland;
Jensen, Spokane; Groom, wruana: c
lirr, I'oruanu; roruuM, mruo ,
PnrlUnil! Oarrett Texns: Bloomfield,
California: pinanca, Michigan; Harmon.
Portland: Kennedy. Portland; Danalg.
CaseyL Portland; Cooney, Pennsylvania;
Outfielder MoCredle. Portland; Raf
erty. PortUndj Cesser, Portland; liov
ett Portland. .
Johnson, tne ueavor inorniro
f. good pitcher, ana can
n the box in an emergency
Previous sales never offered such strong inducements for profitable buying of home-fiirnishings of the most
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, $23.00 Arm Chair in weathered $63.00 Morris Chair in' fumed
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r"3
S V J" jT All ..
od pitcher, and can Uke hla turn
a hoi in an emergency. He occupied
tha nanter of the diamond In one of the
til V Vsa, -trm, - j. . .
California gamea near the close of the
ieaeon laat fall and pitched a rattling
rood nine innings, being beaten by a
very narrow margin. Kennedy, tne
Beaver flrstbaaeman. Is also en out
fielder, and if Portland gets a better
man from Boston to cover th Initial
,.rAm TVmehue-McHala ea
.irr'oh
alternating witn tne trio ui uw
tha season last year. He 1 a .good
Ucker, and hla wallopa are neeoea.
i. i. nt iikaiv that all of tha tl
playera belonging to tha team will put
in an appearance for practice, which
will ba called early in March, but most
Of th prominent onee win oe on n-.nu,
according to assurance received from
Manager uoureaie.
' Tbi Day in Sport Armala.
urn a Hurt Francisco: John Deary
defeated Cyrllle Dion in billiard match
for 11.000 ana cnampionanip.
11?S Frank Erne, pugilist, born at
Zurich. Bwltserland.
1893 jck Aehton, beavywelght
boxer, and John I Sullivan parring
partner, aied in new ion.
Ti
Breakwater Sail Tomorrow vight.
The steamer Breakwater will not sail
tonight aa per, achedule, but will be
osiponea unut tomorrow t fiunui;;,
anuary I, from Oak street dock, at
p. m.
Prank Ive and George F. Eloason be
an a sweepstaaes ouunra iumf.
inded with Bohaefer and lvaa tied for
1 on rhlraro: "Kid" Herman
and Clarence Forbes fought si rounds!
to a draw.
TO FBBTBJTT III QBX7.
LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE removes
the cause. There is only one bubu
QUININE." Look for signature of C
W. GROVEX i6&
Passion Play Free. -
Sunday school teacher are requested
by Jone & Randall of th Exposition
building to , communicate with them
with a view of talcing their class in a
body to see the passion Play free of all
fiharrn Ladies and children are ad
mitted free to the rink In the afternoon
but a general admission charge for
skating Is made In the evening. Th
Passion Play Is free at all time.
Tomorrow and Friday will positively
be the last days for discount on west
side gas bill. Portland uas La
TOILET TABLES
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Our showing of these bedroom pieces is a
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every finish, and displaying the best mir
ror shapes.
$14.00 Toilet Table in the blrdsey
maple special $9.00
$15.00 Toilet Table in the mahogany
finish special $9.50
$18.00 Toilet Table in the golden
oak special $12.50
$18.00 Toilet Table in the mahogany
special $12.00
$20.00 Toilet Table in the mahogapy
finish special $12.50
$25.00 Toilet Table in the birdseye
maple special ..$16.50
$27.60 Toilet Table in the golden
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$30.00 Toilet Table in the mahogany special ...$19.75
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$43.00 Toilet Table in the golden oak special $29.50
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512.00
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$15.00 Dresser special
$19.50 Dresser special
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$15 Pattern in mahogany finish' '
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$18 Pattern in golden oak special $12.00 .
$20 Pattern in golden oak special $13.50 !
$22 Pattern in mahogany special $15.00
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11 iaesawe
William Herrmann oMheMannasBett club, Neir York, a pitcter wltH a reat record, who la now at-;
tractlng; attention because of hla ambldextroua;flualltles. The photo thowg hla la the act, of Ihrowlng a
iball with the right and wljth the left arm. ; ,H, v v . - v
CLLARANCL SALE
UPHOLSTERY
AND DRAPLRY
MATERIALS
!C0MPLETEH0U5EFURniSHER5
HAKtNWtl
jewnTtiawj
CLEARANCE SALE
IRON BEDS
MUSIC CABINETS
LADIES' DESKS
FRANK IS TIRED OF
WRESTLING
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Portland Champion Will
Give Other Boys Chance
at Spokane.
When th Multnomah club boxing and
wrestling- team goe up to Spokane on
fobruarr 17 to meet the Spokane Ath
letio club quartet, in a dual tourney,
Edgar Frank will not be among the
number. Portland's champion featner
weleht wrestler stated this morning
tha he would not try for the team, de
siring to give some of the other boy
a chance to maice xne inp.
Tf Aama tha KnnkflnA man Who Wa
given a decision over Frank at the last
fntarriub maetins:. wants to meet uie
kil bov et the Pacific coast tourna
went which will be held ;here next
sring, he will have to make weigni
respite the story Manager Douglas of
tha Spokane team tooa miana wnn mm
to the effect that Adams weighed but
three pound heavier than Edgar, those
who were on hand at the weighing know
that th winner weighed eight pound
men who ar from eight to 2S pound
heavier and when ther pome here 'for
the Pacific coast championship meet,
ther will have to go on at 12& pounda
if they want to wrestle with him.
While none of the bigger fellow have
been 'able to pin Frank' ahouldera to
the floor, by appearing aggressive one
or two of them have been awarded the
decision. This Is not fair to Frank,
particularly when he ha conceded such
weight handicaps, and overweight ought
to be taken into consideration by the
referee. .
SPORTING IWTES
Local and Otherwise.
more.
Frame
says h is tlrod of meeting
TEETH EXTRACTED
WhenPfcSes 'or Bridges
Arc Ordered
Afl Work at Half Price for a
short time to introduce the
"Oectro Painless System"
FuU Set, that fit....,. 8540
Gold Crowns, 22-k. . . . .$3.50
Bridze Teeth. 22-k. ....$3.50
Gold Finings . , . .... $1.00
Silver FUIingt M .... . ; OOf
Guaranteed for 10 Ye.ars. .
Open .Evenings.
THE ELECTRO
DENTAL , PARLORS
ZOZYa Washington Sw cor. 5th,
Opposite Olds & King's.
Britt,yth California llght-
iuiT the padded arena and
Quit a number of baaeball players
and umplree are managing bowling al
ley this winter,
e
Barney Oldfleld, the veteran auto
racer, hu .taken 4 position . with the
Crescent Auto company, of Pittsburg.
a
"Pua" Bennett. Holly. Burnett Wal
tera and Hopkins will t missing from
th St Xiouia Cardinal next, season,
e
Johnny Summers, the English boxer
wfio waa recently defeated ty Matty
Baldwin, wanta another chance at Bald
win. Aa Matty is willing the pair will
probably be aeen in tha ring again be
fore jong.
Jimmy
weight, ha au:
will in the future act aa boxing in
structor at th Olyxnpio club in .San
Francisco.
e a
Perhans Georre Browne, th former
giant will not leave Greater New York
after all. Manager Ponovan of Brook
lyn 1 after the speedy outfielder and
wm try to effect a traae witn itsoston.
e . ' "
Tim Hurst, the American league tim
lire, is managing the Irish fair in Mad
son Sauare Garden this week. Tom
Connolly, also of the Amerloan league
starr, is assisting sir ximotny.
Th new Boston Nationals will doubt
less be made up or McUann. first base,;
Rltchey, second; Rahlen, short: Brain,
thlroV and Kelly, Beaumont Hofman
-and Bate s outfielder. : Behind the
bat will be BoWerman, Ball, Brown and
Graham, and in tne dot zoung, Uorner,
wiener, jrerguson ana iinqaman,
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The Gold Seal Indoor baseball team,
representing the Goodyear Rubber com
pany, ia in the field with a challenge
to any organisation in the city. Last
Saturday night the Gold Seals defeated
the Ringler East Side team 11 to 4,
playing a remarkably fast game for
their first of the season. Bob Ford
ney, the manager, announce that chal
lenges .will be received In care of the
Goodyear Rubber oompany. .
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Tale has another find in John RKIl
patrlck. Kllpatrlck has beaten Coy's
record for total strength, making 1,818.9
unit as agaljjst Coy's 1,44.4, which
waa th high record tor Yale. Kllpat
rlck i an all-around bigger man than
Coy, and a captain of thla year' fresh
man football team showed marked abU-
Japanese jockeys are th latest thing
in th port' line and, they bid fair to
maka sood. The little brown man baa
the nerve. Is not handicapped by weight
and it he can handle a horse bid fair
to be a common sight -on the American
tracka An Austrian horseman is work
ing one of the little fellow otft and
owners, everywhere, are watching the
COKSTIPATIOK
Fer ever nine years 1 eaffeNdwIth ehraale eee
Ibis llai 1 .d a take
ttp.tlon end dortnc
in;.ion oi warm uti oae. every M bonn b.fort
I eould k.r. mn actios on bewele. H.DDllr J
.and toder I en a well aias
uerlat he Bine Jemre before I meed Ceeeenta i
enffered aotold nieeiy with iateraal pllee. Taankt
to yon 1 am free from all that thte morales. Yes
aa nee wu ia oaaau or enaenni aamaait;
aoesoso. ui.
CAW0V CATr
Pl.Mnt, Palatable, Potent, Teste Good, Do Bond,
N.Ter Bleken, Weeken or Gripe. lo, Ue, He. Never
sold la balk. The tannine tablet atamped 0 0 (k
QaeMateed to eure vr rour money beck. :. w
Sterling Remedy Co., Chicago or N.Y. lot
ANNUAL SALE, TEH M1LU0M BOXES
result In om line of athletic th
Japanese ar hard to beat by th Cau-
caai,., v v::
Wesley Co, shot putter, haa decided
on a novel method of keeping in trim
thia winter. He 1 going to a Main
lumber camp and expects to do the
work of a lumberman. If anything
will keep a man in perfect physical con
dition, ft 1 th work of a lumberman
la tha northern woods.
'.'.. ' m-i; ; ..
' Syracuse oarsmen ar be wallln g ' the
fact that young Jim Eyck haa left col
lege, and hence the Syracuse crew win
be abort one of it best men at Pough
keepsle next June,-' Jim has inherited
in a marked degree the Ten Eyck abil
ity in a racing shell, and was alto-
? ether one of th atrongeat oars among
ha college crews. No reason 1 given
ror ni action. v j
KAISER'S FRIEND IS ; .
OBJECT OF ATTACK
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(Speclirl XHspateh to The Journal.) A
Berlin. Jan. I. With the opening of
th relchsUg today th fight between
the kaiser and tha anti-government
forces is resumed. The "antta" have
prepared plan to make a teriif io on
slaught against Colonel Dernburg, who
1 at present otoser to uie saiser inan
any other man. i
SCIENTISTS HURRY
TO STUDY ;V0LCAN0
Naples. Jan. 8. European ecientlsta
are hurrying to Naples to study the
Snenomenoa xoiiowing tn ,coiispsa ot
io Vesuvius crater and tha subsequent
internal - aisturoanoe. v -w
- Hood lUver-Dallea DebatA.
The Dalles. Jan. I. An excursion Is
being planned to Hood -River. January
10, unaer me auspices or' me nin
school, to attend in - aeDate netween
the Jrlood River and The Dallea high
schools. 'The speaiers for th . local
school, are; Harry Mlteke, Ray Har
per and Miss Jeuna Mi.lllken.
'.Tomorrow and Friday Will positively
be the last days for discount on' west
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m
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