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THE v OREGON DAILY." JOURNAL? PORTLAND.! THURSDAY." EVENING, FEBRUARY ' 6, 1003.
nlnff t 'o'clock and If respertabl
weather prtvalla It 1 xpctd that a
capacity
hoiiM will Witness tha 'Con teat
WMcH J raat drawina-
(mi drawln to th citing
polnt Tha aoora of iha racera at th
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Three Skaters Score 99 Laps!
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HUSTON KNOCKS
COAST CIRCUIT
These are i-two famous i athletes who made jnany
points for the American Olvmpic team at - Athens and
who probably will add to their laurels in London next
summer. At the top is shown rianasran throwincr the
hammer and below a picture of Sheridan tossingfa dis
cus, r
Copaland 9IH
Kruea .......................... SSlVa
Brown ........ 2x
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Little 20
Harrison Ill
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McCloskey Scout Figures Out
; ) How Seattle Can Hare
'! 'Jfi Continuous Ball.
la'Wa opinion Of Jack Huaton, tha
wall-known baseball umpire and acout
for John McCloakey of 8t X-oula, who
v apant tht winter In California, whera lia
had a chanca to atudy baaeball con-
' dltlons, it will ba romarKaDio u u
Northweatern and Pacific Coaat Baao
ball Jeaguea flnlah the 190 aaaon aa
they wlU atart it. Huaton believes ia
ography Is o!ng to fl-ur extensively
In the affairs of the two leafues be
fore the year is done and, while he does
not say that matters have yt birun to
shape themselves In that direction, lie
thinks the Iraaue will, era long, settle
' dtrwn In logical territory.
. 'It la ray belief that the Coaat leaaua
"will Boon be compelled to merge with
" the California flute league and drop
"Portland." says Huston to a Baattie
7 paper. 'The Stale league la becomin
' varv atrnnar and la Dliahina the Coaa
' league so hard that the Utter is almost
a losing proposition. Berry of Los An
geles Is even figuring on Jumping the
IJoast league and Joining the outlaw or
ganisation, I am told. Berry wants con
tinuous ball, and cannot get It with
the present four-dub circuit. If the
two leagues are merged there will be
eight clubs In the circuit, and all will
make money, ior traveling expenses will
be light.
Portland belongs to the Northwest
ern and It seems to me that the Oregon
metropolis must sooner or laier come
into this fold. It is not practicable to
make that long Jump. If Portland
cornea In. : that city and Seattle could
have continuous ball by making an
elght-elub circuit composed of Seattle,
Vancouver, B. C Taooma, Aberdeen,
Spokane, Belllngham, Everett and Port
land. ,
"It'a all very well for the snorting
writers of Portland to stick up for the
Coast league, 'but when that league
' means the loss of money to the owner
of the Portland club, they will look
around for a better -proposition.. .Sooner
or later Portland will join the North
western.1 '
DR; ROLLER MEETS
JESSE VESTERGARD
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Big Wrestlers Will Grapple
in Seattle February 14
; 7 for Lump Sum.
; Waited Press Leaaed Wire.)
Seattle, Feb. C Jess Westergard, a I
corn-fed Iowa giant and one of the four
top-notch wrestlers Dr. B. F. Roller
desires ta meet wlU appear at the I
Grand Opera house In this city on Feb
ruary la in a caicn-as-catcn-can con
test with Dr. Roller for $500 a side, and
i a per cent of the gate receipts.
westergard weighs 219 pounds on the
mat' la six feet two and a half inches
tall, and la on of the moat powerful
wreariers 01 tne present aay. in sucn n i n 1. r. vm. n a
as Farmer Burns believe that Wester-1 beal UatClier VVjiO (iOeS tO
and Westergard himself ia the coming
champion of America.
Holler's defeat of Farmer Burns has
brought the Seattle -man prominently
before the. eastern sporting -world and
high-class wrestlers asknowledge him
now as bolng one of the big men In the
game. The Roller-Westergard match
-will i he important in that whoever
wins it will be entitled to demand con
tests with those above and finally with
champion Gotch. -, . .
RACE OFFICIALS
AT SEATTIE WEET
Hopper, Dwycr and Nathan
son Will Give Prominence
to the Meadows Track ,
(Special ' Dispatch to The ftsrsal.)
Seattle. Wash, Feb, I. The King
County Fair aaaoclatlon haa engaged the
service of Ed Hopper aa , presiding
Judge, Dick Dwyer.aa atartervand Mar
tin Nathanson as racing secretary and
handlcapper. This was the statement
made this morning by one In authority
and. the information will be receivod
with delight all over the county. All
are now In California.
In securing the services of the most
rominent racing oinoiais in tne unitea
Utes Manager J. F. McElroy has ac
complished a roaster stroke. Hopper
was wanted at L ton la, New Yora, next
summer; the servlcea of Dwyer Were de
aired on the New York tracks and Na
thanson infant have become a fixture
at Oaklawn course In Arkansas.
llad l J or ace EgDert a neaitn oeen sucn
that he could have accepted the posi
tion, the popular handlcapper would
have been in his accustomed place at
the Meadows next summer. Ecbert In
formed Tom Wilnams, president or Pa
cific Coast Jockey club, that he would
come norm rrom cai norma 11 neeoea.
but Williams told Eabert that he had
better remain in Arisona for a year and
resume his old position during
exposition
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Senators Has Long Dis
tance Becord.
Oregon Take Three . Games. ' t
Three straight names were taken bv
; the Oregon bowling quintet from the
Cincinnati. Feb. 6. A new. long dls.
tance catching champion haa been un
covered,
He is none other than Charlie Street
once a Red.
For years the record of 178 games
caught during a season haa stood as the
high water mark, until Street came
Rose City team, at the Oregon alleys along thla season and made it 179.
last night Barbour rolled high game
with. Ill points. Following la the re
. ault: ' v
. V1 t- ROSES CITY. .
Playera. (1) (2) ) Ttl. Ave.
Pflughaupt , .,..157 157 141 455 152
Green .165 -184 158 4S7 162
Rath 140 163 '150 448 148
Hanson 158 167 153 479 160
Parker ..lij 169 - 165 506 169
Total.. ,793 810 767
; - , OREGON'S.
Playera. 1) (2) (8)
Amba 199 188 162
Kndres .189 168 196
Boland 151 -145 - 171
Ramsden ......161 199 202
Barbour 173 158 212
Ttl, Ave.
644 181
643
467
662
643
181
166
187
181
Total
....873 843 943
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"I could have made it 185 Just as easy
as not," said Street, who stopped ff in
Cincinnati for a few hours yesterday to
shake hands with old friends. ,
"I worked for the San Francisco club
in tne .pacific coast league last season.
ana never aid quit so well in my life.
continued Street. "The reason? I'm
married now, and am supporting a wlfo
uiBiesa oi ansiBung tne wnite apronea
gentlemen who say. "What'll you haver
iu pay ineir internal revenue license.
Manager Gave Tip.
"I did not know that I was near the
world a catching record until our man
ager asued me one day bow many
games i naa caugnt. just j vs.' i an
swered, 'and that will be about enough
ior me mis year.- rritnee noid thy
peace,' he replied. The world's record
Tor a season, made in this league In
eight months, is 178 games. If you
catch but one more you'll top the record
lontr aistance caicner.'
"That decided me. and I went In for
that extra game, hanging up a new
number. There was still a week of
nlavlne after I tODDed the mark, but aa
I thought I had done well enough I did
not try to go any lurtner.
He will be with the Washinrton club
or tne American league next' season.
probably succeeding- his old colleague,
on the Reds, Cliff Blankenship, who will
catch for the California outlaws.
"Nig" Clarke once held the catching
record with 163 games, 18 of which were
exhibition contests. He did this in
1904, the season prior to joining Cleve
land.
FREDDIE WELSH MAY
filEET BOER UiOtZ
H Promoter Gleason Will Take
Englishman in Lieu?of'
Packy McFarland. J
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(United Press Leased Wire.)'
San Francisco, Feb. 6. Jack Gleason
is still working on, his. plans for. his
February fight For one of hla fighters
Gleason Is anxious to get an eastern
man and has wired Freddie Welsh, the
English lightweight, - who Is - now in
Milwaukee, offering him a match.
. Boer'.tlnholx la about the onl-r llorht-
welght on the coast at the present time
wno wouia ; ngure in a matcn wiin
Welsh, The fact that Oleason Wired
Welsh makes it appear that he has
abandoned hope of bringing McFarland
tha coast this month. s
.e Twin Sullivan la doinlf hard
lnPrPratlon , for his Ketchel
R,?i bo": 10 rounds with Billy
B.t-tu tlM Philadelphia welterweight.
trl"y nd at tbe end -of the after-
iJ.ZSft wf'Khd 162 poundaT " "
, Ketehel i in .4.1..
h ,!y,SJ?a8lu,n- J.He walghed 162
JLLT. J?8 commenced training and Is
SSSM&J off r, some 5f thl!
extra flesh.
COLLEGE ill TO
MEET wnOlV
Athletic Legislation Will Be
Enacted to Cure Evils
of Past Years.
Tomorrow there will convene in Whit
man college. Walla Walla, the first in
tercollegiate atudent conference ever
called in the northwest . to fix. definite
rules for athletic relations. Six col
leges will be represented, and out of tht
discussion will be evolved an organiza
tion which will have control of athletld
affairs.
Leglnlatlon will - be enacted to cover
number of evils which have hereto
fore existed. It Is expected that the
delegates will agree to limit the playing
of any college athlete on any team to
four years, and will Insist on a one
pear residence from the "roving" ath
ete before he Is permitted to represent
an institution.
This aDDlles to such athletes as Ralnh
Rader, the football roan, who played in
succession at Pugel Sound university.
sny
Willamette unlvers
state college; Cherry,
Oregon Agricultural
and Washington
wi.o Degan at
college, and
changed last year to Washington state
college; ora Hoidman, who left Whit
man for the University of Washington
and Coleman, who went to the Unl-
. Three of the contestants In the six
day roller skating race at the Oaks rink
last night scored 99 laps, the high rec
ord made on Monday night when the
struggle for honors began. Little. Card
and Schwarts each came within one of
raaiung a "century" run. .. Holt also
scored 99, Dut was rmed. He and Card,
however, now hold first place with
total of 296 Vi laps to their credit
The race last night lacked some of
tne ainirer wnich was larrel v . in- .evi
dence both Monday and Tuesday nights,
but towards .the close there was a break
In the ranka and ' an exciting fight
opened for lead place. In the mlx-uo
around the corners Holt was : fined a
lap ror rounng.
. Seventy-five laps were completed with
practically. no change In the Dosltion
or tne racers, tiou ana car a main
tained the lead or were close to It dur
ing the steady grind that continued
until tne last rew minutes of the r
lay. When the break, came, and the
wild cheers of several hundred specta
tors urgea on mis or mat ravorite,
Holt and Card fought each inch of
round around the big rink, and with
chwarts .carried off the hle-h score
for the evening.
The race will be continued this eve-
verslty of Oregon from Willamette uni
versity. Under the new rule, which will un
doubtedly be put Into force, these ath
letes would be required to make a
year's residence at tbe second college
before eligible to represent the team.
Other matters of minor importance will
also be considered by the conference.
The six colleges represented by dele
gates are: Oregon Agricultural college.
University of Oregon. Whitman college.
Washington State college, University
or laano ana university or wasnington.
Alaaka-Yukon-Paciflo
lna- in 1909.
Egbert's health Is very poor and the
many friends or the popular orncial
are urging him to stay in Arisona un-
111 ne naa completely recovered.
This year's racing season will last
one week longer than in 1907. the open
ing date being June 10, and the closing
one on September It. Thla will give
73 days of the great sport ,
yAllLtTlETES "
TRAINING ALREADY
(Special Dispatch to The Journal.)
Lafayette, Or., Feb. 6. Actual prac
tice among tbe young athletes of the
I Yamhill county high schools for the
big interscholastle field meet which
rill take place , at Pacific college at
Newbere, May 9, haa commenced. The
principal schools in the county will
enter teams at the meet and from the
Present outlook it will probably be the
tost successful ever held in old Yamhill.
Lafayette is taking the lead in tne
arrangements and is being assisted by
County Hcnooi superintendent ceu ana
Principals Kirx, uoason ana uuncan oi
tbe Newberg. Dayton and Lafayette
schools, respectively.
Ho far as any line can ne naa on
the men the meet will be a close one.
Newberg expects to take all of tha
Jumping events, while Lafayette ia
strong oa weights, vaulting and run
ning. McMlnnvllle and Dayton both
expect to win the hurdles and cross
country run. A doubtful member of the
county league Is Sheridan. Sheridan
has been saying little but it is said
there are some fast athletes In the
school there and the town expects to
make quite a showing at the contest
One of the objects of the Yamhill
county meet when it waa Instituted a
short time ago waa the possible form
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OI. :men IS Umy - In Any Uncomplicated Case
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Let me explain to you how my rational treatment enables me to offer
the expert services not obtainable elsewhere and how my clean, liberal
bualnesa methods go hand in hand with professional skill. Ability and
reliability tell, the story, and for thla reason every man should consult
me about his case before going further. v
; I have treated ao many caaes that Z know Jusf what 1 can' do and
what I cannot do, and I never promts or attempt too much. I accept
no case in which I have doubt aa to my ability to cure, and results arc
always equal to. the claims I .make, v . -
-;v HOW I CURE "WEAKNESS"
The atrongest and most 'robust men are aa often afflicted with "weak
ness" as those who apfssr most delicate. That thla ia true la not at all
surprising, when we understand the real eaus of weakness, nor is It
remarkable that atlmulants. tenloa and alectro-madlcal nomhinatinna mi
only fall to reatore health and vigor, but render worse the condition they
wv .uyu.mi w vuro. All (rnuuu.il VSkJV 01 loss Ol Vitality, SIC,
a careful and sclentlflo examination reveala a tender, swollen and chron
ically Inflamed prostate gland, which condition is entirely responsible for
the disordered function. To treat by any of those methods that have
ao long, ao unsuccessfully and disastrously been employed la like at
tempting to auench a racing fire with olL for stimulating ramadlM and
exciting 'electrical Currents can but add to the Inflammation In the tender
prostate and thus render more marked the prominent symptom the weak
ness.' I employ local treatment exclusively, and as the inflammation la
reduced and the gland restored to Its normal state, full and complete
power returns.. Those who have been- unsuccessfully treated for Weak
ness should now understand the cause or failure and realise that ao
method other than my own can produce complete and lasting eurao
THE MAN WITH DISEASE
Should learn and the sooner the better that what mar seam a trivial
case very- often haa most serious and far-reachlna' effects. Tha man
who tries to he hla own doctor Is always the patient that later comes
to the specialist with the chronic, stubborn, deep-seated . case, which Is
in naraosi Kina a curs, ia cannui nope inai a.u men will
accent mv
statement that the quickest the safest and the cheapest way la by eon
suiting an expert specialist .in Men's Diseases at once, but the Intelli
gent man will already be convinced of the value of thla advice upon In
vestigation.
I Also Care to ta
Do re to Btay On red "Weakness,'' Kydroeele, Bpeclfle Blood rolson,
Oontracted Disorders, Yarlaoeele, and All Ken's Diseases. '
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OOBJTBB KOBmiSOB- AITS SBOOSTD sTTBBBT
Frlrate Bntranoe B34Vi Xonlsoa StMet, Fortlaad, Or.
(ng of a state tournament to decide the
scholastic championship of the state.
It Is believed that other counties will
follow Yamhill's lead.
Baseball prospects for all the schools
In Yamhill county are exceptionally
hrlvht. There Is a likelihood of a baae
ball game between Newberg and Lafay
ette or AiCMinnviii aunng tne neia
meet May 9.
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GEORGE H0YT EXPLAINS
POSITION ON ATHLETES
Gorge Koyt a member of the board
of governors of the Multnomah Amatour
Athletic club, in relation to the posi
tion he took in the athletic member
shln issue at the board meeting Tues
day night, this morning said:
"In offering my resolution to refer
the athletle membership to a club rote
I stated that I would not support the
amendment offered by Mr. Morgan for
the reason that It had been written up
by the press ana nad Deen commented
UDon and discussed by the club mem
bers to such an extent that I was in
favor of putting the measure up to a
membership vote at the annual election,
to be neid jpeoruary ii.
Our scientific, systematic course of treatment for weak, nervous.
broken down youths and men who have, through dissipation un
fitted themselves fof work and the enjoyment of life, is a system
' that has been tested many times over and proven entirely satisfac
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specialists. Our specific treatment for all the symptoms indicating
Failing Strength is harmless, though so effective as to remove them
immediately. It is constitutional; therefore, by purifying the blood,
strengthening the nervous system, nourishing the tissues, the pa-
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forever gone. This treatment is to the human system what the sap
is to the tree it buds energy, ambition and confidence that leaf into
a prime, healthy, manly feeling of new life. .
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