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Newspaper Page Text,2 THE , OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL; PORTLAND, SUNDAY MORNING, JANUARY ,3, 1CC3. WW i fc - , , BWSaa!B, ' ' :J&EJ 'r : - rnri-'.:i.'i v v i -a ri uV In ! i if' "jU qU'--f . ar v d r:. y u n - t- ..- v 44- a e, a PORTIJIIID TEJuil TO THAI f J EAR LY 4 Manager McCrcdic Will Give Bearers Better Chance r , Witli , Californians. iPLAYEBS WILL' REPORT IN SOUTH 3IARCII FIRST Team Majr Start In Arizona and Tour Iforth With; Btov at Jiodcito, Reaching' San ' Francisco Several ' Day Before Opening .Came. V Portland will 'tuj march on Ut ( California cluba of th4 PacWo Coaat laaruo thia r coming aaon and wnan . tha team llnea up at Ban yranciacft on April, 4, ."It .will ,a trlra t0 lv aood account of Itaalf from tba a tart ' Ilaratofora ;tha CallXornlane lara, ba weeks ahead, of t he uoMhernera bacaaaa they were abla to ot In running order two montha ahtad of tba iMgua opening with their winter achedulea But tnia rear It will b different Manager Wai er McCredle atated yeatarday that the fceavera will train two weeks longer this season that In the paaC -j; V ; ' The first day of next March will we - , -a squad ot twenty ileavers pitch vamp ' In a high, dry and aunny portion of ,' aouthern California or ArUona for the , preliminary - training. ' From . then on . Cntil the opening U will ba the hardest kind of work for tha men on th Fort ' land pay roll. . Thia rear training will . bo dona systematically and tha man will a a . . i I. A .wtrii t(A whan thd first ball la' tossed over tha Plata by tha - . Seal pitcher. , -vii-f w -v..' t Manager Walter wIU taka a rubber south from Ban' Frknoiaco -and the muscles -of each -player will. be . gently gone over after each practice. Thia will be a compulsory rule on the part of the manager and aa much attention will be paid the physical health of the - ' playera aa their tendency to hit, field and run baaea.. . ' . , Taluable Xea boat. Last season and practically every pr--, ceding Mason valuable men -were lost tan an 1 11 as uina ua. iuuiuwu w awu w mrougn inning iprains sno wi uio whinh developed Into severe hurts Drlor 'to and la the first weeks of tha league schedule. ,? With careful nursing of the wounded muscles JJcCredle thinks the i . team will enter - the neia on us meuie. Just where the team will atop for Ita training haa not Been aennueiy neciaea upon. Very likely the training season will be apportioned among two or even three places. At present there are four iineiy places, any one ot wnicn wouia be Dleased to have the McCredle bunch for (he ante-aeaaon attraction. Modesto. . Banta Barbara, Visalla. California, and TuHcon, Arizona, axe inese cmes. . The McCrediea want to get some ?lace where the elements will not in erf ere with practice. In- all of the California cltiea ' Which are classed as possible, camping places, v the soil la sandy and it is possible to practice Ira- . mediately alter- tne naraesi rama fcanta . Harhara has been In the man. aerrlal-. eve for some time. but It la believed alace further investigation has been made that it wiU not just suit the ' purpose. -i-. i v;.. .'u r v," "--'..-,.''...' Here favor la shown toward Modesto tor the opening 'worar. 'Moaesto ta in clone proximity to the team In the . Southern California league, but owing to alble to play games with Fresno. Siock-1 w n aw ixj u t mn u u n'SMnnnn w sr wi s rtaw a m nnaa : ion ana oan josb. tiowever, aioaesio . naa a strong , local team and wouia ' xurnisn some excitina rames. Mo '; Credie would also arrange some exhibi tion games witn tne unicago w niie box, 1 which will train on the Pacific coaat thia aea son. , . . Ailiona Bun Za MeeAadL : ' Down at Tucson In Arisona is Just -the place for training. Manager "Mack" ' thinks, but la not at all certain whether '' IhA . tflm' wilt llnnll lnA ihara. Th un Is ever shining and the tempera-, ture such that the surplus fleah of aa off season must Quickly disappear. Five weeks of training in Tucson would put tha players on edge, but cost enters - wgeiy inu tne transaction. Everything comes high In Tucson, but . the people, there ere willing to come tnrougn wun a reasonaoie proposiuon. If the McCrediea go to Tucson gamea . will also be arranged with tha Chicago Americans. But the best plan that suggests to Walter McCredle is to divide the time ' between three cities. At present cor ' reanondenna la heina- carried on tha t wm soon make definite announcement as to training plana - possible. Walter -would like nothing better than to have the playera report not later than the nrsx or Marco at Tucson. Two weeks of hard work under i '" awelterln desert sun would work won ra, Then the team . would move up to Modesto, where another two weeks spent in playing cany games with in deoendent. eemi-orofessional and nrofes. sional' teams. Four or five dava before the opening or the Faclflo Coast league schedule the playera would be taken north to ttaa jnranciaco to become ac . Aliwiatad.'.'.'.-!... ..... ,. Owners Want to Win. Newt of this plan would bs a delight to tne rortiaod ana Oregon xans who have a deep Interest In the welfare of the team which will represent the citv thia coming spring and summer. The isposmon or the fortiand dub owners the1 w i to too tionii excense earl in give the fans what I wanted a rvn. n inaicuies- tneir aesire to aant winning aggregation. Manager "Mack" will farm rd trans. Pirt,n "layers the first week vs 7cwlin instruction to report - , sivma tne atraaiera '. S ach the train: n MUai tcra. ji , t ' , c The first week In friniar. m t. ha tha iiZ. - ir ruary win SISO SS..V1 h Portland fans know w ill b a.n"in MjHtlon to Oatdleck , fT utnr nge PULLUH TO REsmisr ttat. LESS HERMAKN HELPS Chicago, Jan. tB-PirMi4nt . Puiuam of the National league i, 0.3 as saying that his last aFpearan2 Sfi baseball of flcial will b at tha mnD6! to be given to - Monte Cross, forme? - Philadelphia shortstop, in the. ; Hermann of the Cincinnati club toda reiterated , that . he will - not support Pulliani in tha nreaent . . mmImJ... whic h he says. Is unnecessary and un- d!tiified. '-H will have my support" sa.ti liormann, "only when he Is entitled it s ir mm resigning the JJational ague vrei!nry is concerned. I don't :.! what J uwlaa doaa. .-( , , , C0UI1IS EI. SEASON III GLORY Crack Soccer Team Presents Unusual Record in City League Games. The Columbiaa, 1907-Ot, champions of tha City Association Football league, ended their league gamea with a rush yeatarday afternoon, defeating tha Hor nets, by 4 goals to 0. The match, how ever, was by ne means the' walkaway the score would Indicate. . Time after tlraa the Ilaht Hornet forwards rusned Pattullo's goal, and while they deserve considerable criticism ror ineiiecuvc- ness at vital momenta, hard luck cer- taini did aten tnto roo tnem oi one a no re. and noaaihlwenf two. : . The -matnh au the hardest f tha season in that tha checklna waa araufy ingly Close, except In a few flagrant In stances oq tnrows-in.'. ury wesmer naa Improved the field wonderfully an J many Hornet suDDorters nredioted that dry ground would give .then victory. There was considerable disappointment that aelther Horneta nor Crescents have been able to break In -on the Columbia's victories, but the i executive commit'ee of the Portland Association Footb'ill club la considering a plan which will permit each . of the othfr elevens ,to strengthen materially for next season, while a fourth and nerhana a fifth team will be ready for the city league by that time.- i . v ' ... .v- 4 Yesterday s aconnar was onened by Mills, "who got a clear field and pokod tne oaii niagonaiiy into tne net.. Stev enson soon duplicated with a beautiful head shot, giving the Columbias-J to 0. The ball was heavy and miserably hard to handle, and nlay; for moat of the rest of the half waa slow. - Mills se cured a third goal during one of the rushes, however, while the Horneta' only really dangerous shot,' made by J. IX Mackle, juat graxed the top ef the goal bar,. -. nayers warn Up. ' - The second half Warmed ud both t lav- era and the 809 spectators. Losing hope or victory, the uornets set out in ear- neat to prevent a wnitewasn. J. u. Mackle again shot one Just over the bar. Mackenzie shot Just Dast the goal poet and Dean-headed a high pass a few inches wide. Any of these three might have been out of Pattullo's reach, but that doughty goalkeeper aeemed always in the right place on everything that came Inside, The horneta got Utile chance to shoot close in, usually getting Into aerloua trouble because of the greater weight of the Columbia back and hair divisions which used their u perior avolduoola whenever they could. Pretty ball was played as this half arew near a Close. Meacwn.ua Mills had added a fourth gcal and the whlatle blew with the sphere in Columbia terri tory, wnere it naa neen xuuy tv per wu ei tn lime tnis nail. ,r Soccer enthusiasts are looking for ward eagerly to February S, when the uoiummas wm meet a team picked rrom Hornets and Crescents. It will be purely an exhibition game, the league season endinr next Saturday, when tha iiorneis ana tne crescents wiu tight it uui ivr lecona piace. : , Colamblas' Orsat eteoord.' The Colutnblaa this - season have scorea if goals, in their six gamea; op ponents -nave found their net only four times. , Their Vlctorlca have heen due IBAt trt ( Indlvldliel , ailruli,ltv K, m nlformUynOf pUy, aggresalve Uctica and genuine team spirit. Twelve men have been aurrlnlent tnr their six games.' while each of tha other teams has been eomnelled to maka mm. changes, thus losing team knowledge. A good deal of credit haa been due 'he champions for turning out promptly, fully eaulDDed to nlav. Thia naa heen another factor in their auccesa, while; m oiiyuif oi ineir maiviauaia has been entirely unselfish throughout Such men as Hughes,. Simmonds, the Mackiea m.nA Matthesre rtlnkann iS.. Hanson. Kllpack, Rylance, Chaliis and other Hornets and Crescents are :iot accustomed.; however, to nlav in),.. ball, and while the Columblaa are to be kept together for next fail the elevens will be sufficiently strong I y that time, if plans do not miscarry, to more than hold their own. yesterday's line-ups were: COLUMBIAN Goal Pattullo. Backs Dr. Short and Dyment Halves Fenwick. c. A. Stewart e. urn. Forwards Bums, Dick. Mills (cap- saileii ata.wsaaMa.Mae. Jtl . -a. X ' tioai Keitn. Backs Hughes and Simmonds. Halves J. D. Mackle, A. Matthew, J. K. Mackle. Forwards Dickson (captain), H. Mat thew, Douglas, Dean, Mackenzie. Beferee Randolph Rylance. hunt CLiliTjovs HILL AND DALE Many Members Participate in Cross Country Chase, Leadbetter Winning. i v ? Members bf the Portland Hunt club took advantage of the lovely weather yesterday by enjoying one of the best cross country runs of the season, L. Leadbetter. on John Boggs, won, after a run extendinar from Gravel wm in Mohta villa over to the Columbia slough. un.ca.il vr .r w u eanav ttoan rn Rocky Butte, and then on the Base Una road to west avenue. Am Droaa onnin on Caesar, was second, while James Al exander was third, on Call Bond. . u ne Dracing air maae tne ride one of the moat enjoyable ever undertaken by the-club. The following members took part: Mr, and Mrs. A. M. Cronln, T. R. Kldridre. Mis Anne Shnrren vtiaa Kicolai. Misa Pittock, Miss Leadbetter, i. v. tiwumiwi u usuuDeuer, James Aiexanaer, wmiam waiters, miss Beck Mrs. F. O.. Buf fum. Miss O Brlen, Miss Monroe, Miss Veda Cumming, 0r. Gum ming. Mrs, O. W. Brown, Miss Maude Halm. Mr, Lamont, Mrs. Brun, JV o. Downing. J. NiooLiMra. F. II. Irwin Mre. Aldrlch,' Ben - Neuatadter. Henry Hahn and Ed Chase. - Flynn and Sullivan Signed. ' , (United Prsss Leassa Wlr. ) Ban .Francisco Jan. 2S Tim M"- S-ite -Vi,clTe" . for-. . .flht between 1.2T i.1"1 ck Twin" Sullivan, o take place at Los Angeles on February RUN w ' ' 1 y-.v r ' "- .''-, I, , . 5 ' - , ' :.r '' . - ' ' ' . ' ' .On ot the finest collections .of Club Bench Show, which is to be ChamplpnTaghlcuo, the pride of Thomas H W Laweon's. Dreamwold Kennels, and John Collins,. the judge ot the bulldogs In the bench show. and their reappearance this season VEST SIDE FROM HER OLD RIVAL . .; n. 1., .' Poor Work of Academy Forwards Responsible for Defeat at Basketball. West side high school won its second victory of the . interacholaetle league schedule yesterday afternoon ' when it defeated Portland academy by the do cislve score of SO to 18. : Academy lost out mainly through the inability of her forwards to throw baskets,1 Cobb had numerous chances for goals but only succeeded in throwing one basket' dur ing the whole v game. Ilia i work was miserable and brought numerous cries of . "rotten", from academy's rooters. ' . High schppl Played, In. hr usual snap py form and displayed, the beat team work through thd game of any of tha teams this year. 7 Word played a beau tiful, cam for nish school and made an unusuu record or throwing six bas kets In succession. McOulrs and Koyes woro usv uiera. 1 - - . Columbia university is in the lead for the pennant nowi wlth west side niga school secona. coiumDia has -won two games and lost ' none and high school has won two games and lost one. The line-up of yesterday's game was as follows;1 ' Academy. Position.. ' West Side. Williams- ...F. 1. ,..,(C.) Word Cobb .,,.,,i.,....F...,,,..., McGuire McDanlels , C Runyon Holmes ....'.. .O.,..,... .A, Noyes Henry ....0,.. Sutton 'v-r:i- JVAiaaweSBasasBaw-asBsa.aaaaWeSaat''''-A si ' . V.V-- M. ; A; C. TEAM WINS FROM PACIFIC QllAKEBS Newberg, ' Or.r Jan. ZB. Multnomah Amateur Athletio club's basketball five hnd no trouble winning, from Pacific college here . tonight, tne score being SI to 10. The Quakers were unable to pre vent the fast clubmen from rolling up a big score. Bellinger was the star of the game, getting 22 of the 88 points made by his team. . 1908 "W Aewnaw aJeeeWSiWOftfle.ta Popular Automobile Whlc S. 1 wins in nyifj kiiii yuMHieniUli I j iiuj.u,ieiiiM nn.p iuwv.JJii-Mwrawyi'W"'j '"w y iiwjjiiwj wrpevw. tf.WM."i lemnwiwiw i ii.nn mini j l ' ' Bel ' s " ' bulldogs over eeen ia America has held In Madison Square Garden, early Law son's kennels hare not been entered In the show for the past two rears ' will be hailed with enthusiasm. ' U A CHANGE Free for All Scramble Will Be Eliminated From. Football Next Year. (Calted Press Leased Wire.) New York, Jan. 5. The wild and free-for-all scramble following a fum bled forward pass is to bs eliminated from football next season by . a rule paaaed today at the meeting of the American Intercollegiate football rules committee, .in session nere. wo otner lmDOrtant changes ware arreed iinnn. but Interest centers In doing away with the forward pass. While the new rule hag not yet been put in formal - lan guage, the changes involved are: . In tuture tne xorwaru pass, which is ram bled after having been legally touched by a member of theteam mult in at the piay, win go to tne opponent at tn snot where the naea la made nrniHdei the ball is recovered by the side not msaing tne paaa. an order to prevent the indiscriminate scramble which waa the feature of last season's rules, the new ruie provides mat only tne man who f lust legally touches the bait may thereafter recover It If ha fumbles, un til it has been touched by an opponent. To define lust what a defending side may do in a forward pass, It was de cided that while the ball Is in the air the players on tha defending side may- use their hands and arms only in getting their opponents out of the way to get at the ball Itself. The play ers on the side maklnsr the van who are unable to receive It may use their hands Just as players going down field on a kick. ' Another change resulting from the trouble In .. the - Yale-Princelon rama when the former team remained off the field 14 minutes,: changes the intermis sion 1 time from 10 to 1 14 mtnaf.. anA ?rovides that the referee shall let each earn know S minutes in advance of the time they are due on ' the field. -1 It waa also decided that the score in all forfeited games shall be one to nothing, this particular score being used because it could be earned in no other way in football. ' FORWARD PASS IS MODEL BUICK TOUBING CAE. Kk, 4WaveikV.W Par. CTanTiTrnf ny EL. 1. CaMtta Aitfta. Cn. . been entered in the American Kennel . neA mbnth. The picture shows t " -'' ;','''' '; V,- ' good ire IS MADE vFROLlMICAB LIIIE Thomas- AutomobUe 0m4Eff W u 4 11 ir n rWs weH inentr. K'nirSfrnl in nlnlrinn. I as wen as tne swnw yi Cars for Many Cities. That there is money in the" taxlcab business is shown by a prpspectus sent out' by the E. R. Thomas Motor com pany, of Buffalo. The figures were se cured by a representative of the com pany who spent some time in Paris re cently, and show a minimum earnlna capacity of 111 per car per day. - - un ine surena-tn or tnis estimate ? , i w .1, tnPPZj&tJWL-J! mi i cu Vuv y me luuum. wrapwjr, while a mmDiinr -will soon-he Tnrmori which to newtlaUngVfof -dble number. Chicago has already ordered fifty, to' be greatly increased as soon as the local demand has been deter - i , - -The th. o - .,vik , inese are the cars which will soon 1i.i.m4ii.44 1. ri.,,,., .1 . . be introduced In Portland, It . being planned, to put-25 Of them In Service! ever. flV every one of them ' ' taxlcabs in use and is making money. Grand Circuit Races Piked. New York. Jan. 26. Stewards of the Grand . circuit have allotted dates for the' coming trotting season. The-dates for the races Of 1908 whlrh (inn a week later : than last year, are as fol lows: V- i h - i - Detroit- July 27 to SI. Cleveland August 3 to 7. Poughkeepsle August : 17 to' ll; - ' Readville Attffust 24 ta . 2S. ' .. . Pr9Yi4"nce August 31 to September j ereat- Burns handlcap,-and ths victory 0 per cent" or fi,000, -' Wartford' Hentemher 1 tn it - " ' A0 Sttm 1 HUdreth's crack sprinter, winner. The loser will "IfZS&tZZStt ii ?.VS ' . Montgomery, Is a popular one. In fac and will have to add 11 nyracuae geDiemoer it to -is. . a - . . a a . . .. I -,a i'j! i r-olumbus Bentemher 21 tn hmaW f vr r- . '.- - ; Mount Angel Wing Game, - Mount ai n. t -oa . ..--"0 . '.. 4UU4444. Ansel college won the baskathnii rum. nerir ioiiikui irom - Hiiverrnn nv e anire of 1 to 14. The game was fast through , ft , I .. . .-faaaj, bbsVbs.L Vnl s7-if -J ; j r.t-tJH HI . . Thaprie prffy Ig fLgDj rORTlilllD DOGS SEEII III SUfJLlEU IIOl'J LOOfJIIIG I , ii i ' ' ii i Hi ......... I ' . ..... ' in H i i a t ' ' i( I AAVAtAiVA VUV .eft-Jk-V VF W Al V A lOll IU JLiAtCUU.AUVCl' i est in 'Benches. V Something of a novelty will be intro TITTRNS BTISY TTAKDTXn duoad In the Portland benohtog l season lfWXUIO 4UOX . XliUlilKU, this year in the shape of a bns summer show, auoh aaaxe so popular England and the eastern United States. Local judging wurbe done- of all . entered, and it la believed the ion will be a popular one with flogs novation will be a popular fanciara. jv. v. . ... ... fc. , The annual snrlns show will bs probably from April St to May I, aome good eastern ' Judge will be se lected to pais out the rlbbona and eupa One ot the first matters to be consid ered by tha nsw officers of tha Port land Kennel club thia coming week will be the selection of a good Judge. It is probable that the same plan was tried and nroved aucceaaful years ago will be used this year, that Having two JUOges. 'One ior terriers anorMne'a?! n"?r" tilda f -fv. ooea son tmnottai Many rood dote. have hea brouaht Tbeaa are the Abe Attell-Owen Mo Into the pity since the last show, mnj wiwra or omer visiting aoss molSt 1 WueTOVOTS1 Boatoa! bull and fox -terriers and nointers 11108 is generally believed, but at The flrat coaat show. wiU bs ,beld Prn Los AngeleaT" However, the real coast PWnship candidates to tha arUcls-ri circuit wiu not start until eany in log point. -. April,; when, the Oakland show will be An the case of Attell and Moran held. - Following that wDl come Ban whole world knows what a wond Francisco, then Portland, Seattle and respect eaoa of these little fellows Vancouver. Boitlsh Columbia. Thia will for the other. They . have start make a compMte circuit, and probably numDer or gooa eastern uugs wui seen at these shows. . r-' A teature or tne local snow win oe 1 a common unueratanaing. -the local classes, where only Portland I The other meeting was auoh a dors will be allowed to eomoets for the I and-tuck - matter that Abe and M trophies, thus insuring the local own era or winning some or me oupav . - 1 triumpn xor one ana taps ior the 01 The exact dates of the ahoW, together I Under the circumstances and seeing with the names of the Judas or judges I they enjoy an equal share of the 1 will be announced Shortly. 1 ne annual election i tne t'oriiana Kennel 'club was held last Thursday evening, and the officers for the ensu - mr year were elected as xoiiows; . w. M. Davis, president; W. B.'Fech- heimer, vice-prealdent; -H .T- Chase, secretaryvtreaaurer; Henry I Corbett, TfonhYWittZ .T.LM, MO SPORTING NOTES l Local and Otherwise.'', .-' a at. itmni tki um nr Portland Hunt ciun members tnat toon part iniTommy Burns. o far as the go Seattle. Horse show.laat .fall WlU Jejhns coined. rj Bp to vtnoouvM in Jtarcn ior tne I i... ir iAAtiA J ftrmtdm, anflaSaV I fered 7Hna ta t. ft M-nrath. nrealdant UK ttae Ptian:HunTcIubV 1 nn . ,iH.nt nf the nnnadinn i-irv o i . . . - . ; WR l? 7"?' oMcusemg me at I i h lnai hnm f mn m. . , I - " , i i,,' 4 '. it-" : Hh.rV. , . ne.Mne " rira department office yesterday. He was aMeSsed at 110,000. so he went down to I the tax denanment to tell them be was broke, s far-as ready cash and per sonal- property were concerned, we an- nounced that' he wanted to swear off owning rroperty. and he - waa asked the uauat questions. "I don't own any SSTtn wSvTOSs The city of New tIS ?a sbant tisi U , sartn5 SS-tJ-Lilw. by 8narkejr iiiiuibiai Tt ta fiuite a relief 'to know that siaae-nurBw iimu . wiw,iiu ";'" M fIl I.BCt MIIDI Ta in BY WV klUIO-l VIIVi 111 at (B-V i w - k- h.in. . hi ! : "Jr. z - 5 I "jr"rtri i norses to anow; mat , tui mr vi i i runners mat iinisnea mniae tne money are of the best blood.' Clamor won the I rich 'Christmas nana icap ana Kinemas I ... ,. " .yi4u.i.-..iiinvui- In the' east i jr .-we. v44v. v www. last year, I 4.. 'f e- .a j. a. s-s, I team -composed Of the younger playera of the city..- have taken advantage of the pleasant aays dz tne past week. Regular practice will start today, pro vided weatner is gooa, on tne Honacmy field ' at East Eighth ' and Clackamas streets. It is understood . that nearly i no men are trying out ror places on Three San Franclac'o newspaper, the I examiner, cnronicie ana can, piokea tne tnree norses tnat ran in tnaentnnev in the Burns nan leap yes'terdav at Em eryville. Here they were: Examiner, Montgomery, Hineman, ciamori Chron i loie, 4 Montgomery. ; Kineman, -Clamor; I Call. Rifleman. Clamor. - Montaomerv. This Is the way they finished:. Mont gomery. Clamor and Rifleman. ,4,14, & i r f 4-- Thomas Murray, who was shot In fit of jealousy i by Jiis ' foster mother at their home In Eirensburv.vthe other dav. was a well-known atnlete of the Ellensbnrr Normal school. He had won a prominent ( nosltlon amonjr the - ath letes of Washington. ' . Mrs. Norrls. his i foster-mother. : was lnsanelv tenloua nt an Ellensbura' airl with whom -young Murray, was Keeping company. ; , , . Chris Stelts. 'who used to Ditch for Mioue Fisher among the Fresno vine yards, has lust married, signing a life ! contract witn a winsome caurornia sirl. fltelta formerly pitched at 8na- kane and Is quite well known in the In land empire, it is. said tne young Mra fiteli has insisted on the bla pitcher passing up j ne projessionai game ana ne naa none so, Tvrus Cobb, champion hitter : of the American league for the aeason of 1907, created a sensation in baseball circles tne otner oay wnen ne returned oia contract for 1008 unsigned, with a letter in which he said- he would not sign the contrct unless fertsin changes were made.--The club offered Cobb the sam contract, that it offered Crawford and Donovan.' salary and all, the salary, It la Said, being close to J5.000 a vear. but the contract was for. one year only, Thia he refused. iTIIIIEE BIG f,ilLL! I I .V VUfUVA 1 f VvA HV1 kJ IAAt,V4V JLXVI . ,1M t T ILL xiuuuu jDaiuu ; : , : of Great - Interest. day I) IJT BIG CON TO PUBI la tha Jo Gang Wants to Coma Back;-, in.f , , i all I Rlxur But Must Bava New Oni Ring But Must Bave New Opi held ent - to Aroase " Interest Ta and i Steers Clear ot KetcheL" ' San .Francisco,' Jan. 15 (By W. ra ti ar h t AM Y .I7aranl A f ami ait a a ' 1 that I lhn Ift,Vie i,V J11 two hown boncluslvel that our of all is, I possible combinations that confront and I makers mivllfaHrt. tnatnhea there r? I three .vents, sach of' which 10 W UW sv house afire on a dark nil and I Toung Ketchel-BUly Papke and ton win 1 Burns-Jack - Johnson , contesta. at same time if is felt that It will btf to brlng-each palrof cli a I hair-splitting argument on the suli oe 1 01 . weignt, .ana tne cnances are it 7 lbs many a month on betors they f - 1 teel no doubt the next clash will iJ fllgtitat present, tney are scarcely t 1 Diamea ior jetting tninga. remain aa I are Xor a while and auopting toler 1 safe methods of gathering in wpaij money ts necessary ior living axpvs in the meantime, ,f , jpanke Caviss JCetohel. . - v. 17 JTll. rt-H. k. nlSK.ec..!ls?c?oa served." Papke Is actlntl ., ik.v k. , I ti leavslintll the fot"hm Urn Ma. eAs taait wavitk i ass uaiaivu am vvuwa w iut aun v w - conqueror of Joe Thomas he sends that he Is very sorry, but that he Juat concluded arrangements for a with someone else., re Papke-Keq match is no nearer oetrauutmatioa the Atteil-iioran affalrJ Ifou have heard oL-efie man who q his taiior - and who, whenever he the tradesman in question, took the 1 out of his aalls by rushing ud to and exclaiming, - "I haven't forget that little account and will be arf to settle In a tew days." Well, ti . Tommv kecDa i wrltina the soori I . ... ..." ....... , I I rl8. S. iz'.iz "1 r;Z.?LL 1 i" u, .. . '.:" .rim iii4.ujiaic mini e-iiiu .fcci 41401 - wants. Seldom a week goes by, t i , u JT. . I ever, m wmtii.iHoio 11 im iuci 1 f mm trnm. jiiin. ih tm.riKin tirl lAr nubile not ta worry, for he la Id vnasun ally wor . 1 urns at tits, Coaster. Writing of Burns recalls that bf Still driving hard bargains over on f"1?? l.h" &'ZZf??X J?" ZJtlt&S rith L?nPa?merin"8"nin, a.ngiian siae. it nas already neen lbrgaiT 10. Well, he agreed to , n of 17.600 in tne match Jem ifocha at Dublin on March. 17, be insisted on a wager of 12.500 ai w,p. the w.v - the thin- i ine men are to box ror i,buu. ot w will - go to receive I I ff.ll 11 Will , flBl VSS Ifl iMIIH Ml llllll in . rni z: . ..- ir. - " sv . 1: i Ra-, My. turn svvun.ya u, pa IM1 i I2,bv9 wnion he lost Aa Roche is mortally certain tn hJ loser he will have to ray 11,000 oi nis own pocxet ror tne privilege or ing: "I'm the man who fouaht Bu 1 It is hinted that Joe Gana will fll application for work with some of! promoters presently, joea Gold hotel In Baltimore is a -comely edii but it Isn't paying as well as Jos h It would.' As the palmy days of P. R. In Nevada have become a memory it is more than probable Joe will look to the San Franif matchmakers if he decides tt retur tne ring.' una omy question is, wt will he fight 7 I Battling Nelson insists that he la I entitled to meet Gana, but on what turrites ' can. "recent rorm nis c isn't borne out. Brit t made Via look like a dishrag, while Britt's ail auent display with Gans Is almost! painriu to recan. - . J - . i. a v Mnst Kave Doubtful Match, In order to create tha eleraen doubt In regard to the outcome, ( will either have to box Packy Mc land or give away considerable we ana ngnt xoung iwetcnei or npae, j xne netting on tne Atteu-iNeii r. next Friday night Is the surest ln tlon that tne smart fellows of the. rl llstlo belt do not think little Frank match, for Tricky Aba - If it wei for the bad. blood that la suppose' exist between tne two ramiuea,- : Drohahle that Interest ' in the a would be lukewarm. As It Is, the pi ise or. a gruage ' iigni,ana tne se ment OI juncguuiuiiiK ieua worked upon t the expectations of lollowere of clove contests, and prospects are Dreamland will hou Dig crowa wnen tne nout is caiiea. - - j SPOKANE. WANTS SHOd WITH P0BTLAND TE (Special Plsp.tch to Tbs Journal.) Snokane. Wash.. ' Jan. ' 25.Dr Power, secretary .of the Gnokana . I and Itevol ver club, said ' today - the i season would be a big one for the ii Among' the many, matches arranged! two with; the Shell Mound Rifle I a Pellfnrnln end: the t?m, aA r A.,.' w. mfmr ,llTU association or saiem, uregon. - The tor is now trvlna to arranrn a. k mith some Portland team. . - . Mettger fits glasses for tt V