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THE OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL. . PORTLAND, SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 5. 1603.
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Snperior Condition Enables Big Indoor Track .. in, Fine
"Cantab3"tb3raieEiTala Shape forKecord-Brcak-
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London, April 4.- "Cambrldga all th.
way and an .asy victory."
'Thai 1. th .tory Of today', .naval
elght-oared vrtlty raca orr th. his
toric Thame, course, and one. again the
favorite won. But at that It waa a
"inff Saturday.
. The present outlook iadloataa that
tha big Indoor (laid and athl.tlo meat
at Columbia" university next Saturday
will ba on of tha moat auocaaaful la
tha athletic history, of theee parta.
While they ftav. bea etrrklngly .uo-
oaaaful In tba paat vo la tha faca of
great rara. ' Superior conditioning was I unfavorable clrcumatance. t tha naat
responelbl for tha victory of tba win
ner, but for a tltna It waa tha real
thin In aquatlo contests. And ta tha
baat men went tba winner a honors. '..
Long befor. tha hour act for tha ar
rival of tha craws, tha axodos of via
I tore from London waa apparent Laat
night's eonvyai.ea ware "crowded, but
today It waa not who would go, ratber
It waa "how can wa got Both banks
tbla year will acllDaa them alL
There will ba an effort to emaah aotne
indoor records, but area though thla
ahould ' not dope out auoceaafully, tha
reaulta will give a pretty true Una on
tha coming eourae of eontaata among
ma various colleges ana amateur team.
Especially la thla true of Oregon and
X A. C among tha oolleglana and Mult
nomah for the amateur clubmen.
Iaat year Oregon and a. A. C. fur-
of the Thame, were crowded as the h7' Y
...aa kAaa aa ft-a flat lanM havfltlfl I -- - ?" "-rmm v mw-
. ajUU IUBV VfWI UW aa awe w w -
And It waa a real cheerful multitude at
that, not a Jarring note marring tha oc
ean ion. . -i . ' '
Cambridge waa tha nrat to put in
gon ahowed great form In tha aorlnta
hurdlea, ahot-put aad broad Jump while
O. A. G made Ita great etand In tha
dietanoa, tha polo vault and high Jump.
Of eourae Dan Kelly, who waa In ex.
an appearanca. and aa tha eight paddled ft. ffi dl7Ti2 XI
. ik. m,.rt - p,,t... ih, w.r.l'"'1 form at tha time, did much, for
toward tha atari at Putney they Were
eiieared to tha echo. Their rival were
not far behind them, and aa tha Ox
ford orew aculled into the-oouree tha
pre: ta tore raallaed that tha outaldera
had won tha toe and had choeea tha
ahl tared aide of tba river. .
gtoeae BrQllaat On a.
Oregon and thla year ha wlU not ba
with tha team from Eugene, but tha
boy from the atata unlreralty will have
all tha reat of laat year'a men with tha
exception or Hug, wno put tna anoti
44 feet Inohea at tha meat laat year.
lloorea and Hueton, who ran In the
daahee laat year, will ba entered agali
In.
A a they lined up for tha atartar'alaa wlllfaiaa KuykandaL Iienderaon and
gun, tha aoene waa. wita poiwy two i waooa, wna too piacaa in tna wgn
excepuona, tna moil pruiiant in in i jump ana iw-yara run.
history of tha conteet From a cloud I , Axaiaa aa Kaad. ' '
1... .Ir. thm mn imunxt dawn. rn. I . .' ' ""
tratinc tha chUly air with a dellghful jTha n&fJ2uf
nrmiH tnj tJe lanr. amooth atretoh orlwrra oonteat for them, laat year will
the eourae waa but slightly ruffled h e re r- " ' - - "T " .v . , ,Y,
and thara by a light westerly wind that I hJld,u,wnn- Thapola vault ba.
abaolutelr failed mn it tha moat ex
posed spota to kick up even tha alight
est auKKstlon of a whltecap.
It waa Juat clipping l:!l o'clock aa
tha report of tha pistol resounded acroaa
tha ailent river, and with tha algnal tha
two crewa . caught tha water aa one
man. For the greater portion of a
minute they hang on well nigh even
terma. but tha crowd watching cheered
tween Idoullen of Oregon and Swann
in laat year'a contest waa a thriller
and both ara on the bllla for Saturday.-
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If for nothing el, tha meet will
blow op a lot of enthusiasm la tha re
lay between Oregon and O. A. C Ore
gon took tba event laat year with
Kilta, Moore. Huaton and Kelly agalaat
Looney, Bergman, Shroder and Oreen-
NATIONAL GUARD INDOOR BASEBALL CHAMPIONS
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WEST P0RTLAF1D HIRE M SOCIETY LEADER
Score Four" Euns WWle the Millionaire Anthony Drexel
OavnlPnfncfnTtflla irn' I . "RIHIa Clmrrmr in Pmtrtfi
0iaslnfir-HorsehIde-
' Multnomah yaaterday won a praaUce
gmrna of baseball from tha Weat Fort
land taaxa af tha Trl-Clty league at
Bound of Mill.
Draxal Blddle, aoolaty leader, sports
man, author and amateur boxer, want
Twenty-fourth. and Vaughn streets, by I down to defeat tonlfht at tha hands of
a seor of to D. tKd Morris pitched I "Fhiiadaiphla' Jaok O'Brien.
with tha force of a high praaaur ateam hw O- A- C. It waa tha pratileet
calliope.
But no ona waa to ba left loni
ty
superior eondltionlng, quickly told, and
doubt. Brawn and muscle.
one in
aided b
even befora tha flrat quarter of a mile
had been covered tna "taniaoa" aegan
to draw In tha lead. First, it waa the
advantage of an oar. thea It . waa a
trifle mora, and ao on, by the varleat
rftra, tit th mM,t
Wlth Kelly gone It Is doubtful wheth
er tha team from Oregon with all Ita
experience will have tna . free hand It
had laat year.. - Emithaon recently ar
rl vA frnm tha Mat and in tha Co-1
lumbla-tneet wlli run for Multnomah.
With tha ' holder of a world'a record
representing them In . the daahea and
Company B, Third Infantry, O. N. O,
won tha armory Indoor baseball champ
ionship aad finished the season with a
clean sheet. II ramea won and i none
lost, and of than IS gamea only tba last
tna noapitai corps
One, played with
team, required any
amount of hard
playing on the part of tha Company B
men to win. , Thla game resulted in a
acore of I to 1. - -
Tha team's great strength Is dua to
Its heavy batting ability and the faot
that eeveral member have been playing
together for tha laat aeven year a Tha
playara aa they appear In tha picture
are:
Private
Flrat row. left to ris-fct.
Steven a, r. f.; -Sergeant Ouerln. lb: Pri
vate Rathjen. L f-J aeoond row. Sergeant
WlHiama lb and captain; Sergeant
Weat, r. aa; Lieutenant Daugherty,
lb; Corporal Laakford, L aa; Conoralbf Jamas B. Welch, at I81V4 Tamhlll.
for the club team, and he' held the
leaguers safe at all aUgas of tha game.
Multnomah scored twa runs both In
tha second and eighth lnnlnga., McClel
land opened tha second with an out, to
left. Campbell, however, got a lift on
lya error, and wag safe at aecond
when 'Antolna made a bum heave to
aeoond to head him Off. Kinger got a
base pn bails, and Jones hit to Kot to
man, forcing Campbell and sending
Ringer ta second, and both man scored
on Elta by Murphy and Morrie. -
la tha eighth MeClelland and Camp
ball singled, with n one out, and Jones
aoorad tnam witn a nil wnicn aiicaei-
hart mtaiudged. Waat Portland never
Rot really dangerous, although they
irew away aeveral good chances o
score by poor base running. ' 1 .
, The lineup waa aa follows:
Multnoiaafc. Position. , West Blda
Btott .., ,.....c. ......... Antolna
Morrla ... Kotteman
Jones...... lb , ..R. Parrot t
Jennings, Campbell lb......... Houston
MeClelland (o. 1 ... .aa ...... . Thompeon
Campbell, Murphy, lb Day
JDVIlllVbh,...-..,.,.!.,.....,
Thome, Jennings ..cf . Griffith
Dinger .rf ...... .. McElwaln
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Tha Willamette Motor Boat olub met
Friday. .The club Is being organised to
promote motor boating, and is meeting
with suoceaa. The memberahlo register
haa passed tha 0 mark, and la growing
a few each day. Tha of flee re of tha
club ara: T. H. lonanaa, presiaeni;
waiter B. Honeyman, vtoo-preaiaent;
li.l I flivMV' nuivwifi W-.U.--I I
Welch, treasurer. Tha capital stork of
tha club is 11,000. subscribed oy J. waa
ley Ladd, Samuel O. Reed, H. X. Keats.
W. J. Clemma. Oeorge J. Kelly, IX S.
Keasey and many there.
At the next meeting of tha club,
which will be held soma avenlng next
weak, tha members that ara pushing
tha proposition expect to have all tha
a took suDsonoea ana do reaay zor dusi-
Tha membershln list Is In tha hands
. Mr. Blddle's mill wjth O'Brien waa
viia rust "lar iTtnf 01 mi Ainieue
Smoker" In tha Sxclualva Merlon Crick
et club. ,.'.
The two wcra billed to fight five
round a. The first two rounds , were
about iven. -Blddla ended the third
round very groggy. ! l-
When the bell rang for the fourth h
rame up gamely. O'Brien feinted and
then led off with hi right, landing on ''
Blddle'a Jaw well toward the ear. Tha
amateur tottered and O'Brien . turned
and playfully struck Hererea Roche. - -Blddle
r atood tottering, trying to
apeak. The bell waa quickly rung and
raatorattvea were administered. Blddle
had trained down from- 100 pounda to
114 within two week a Tha strain waa
evidently too much for Mm.
"It wa a fair fight." eald Mr. Bld
dla, "but I could do better."
'I did not mean to hit ao hard." said
O'Brien. "I suppose, though, they will
even aay xnia xign.
fight was felted."
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Northwestern league team defeated tha
Chicago White flog today by scorg of
10 to V
EVERYBODY
Should and can own their own
. COtrya-rajica ; .
Butler, catcher.
fractlona of lnchea tha Cambridge men hurdles Multnomah people may bob up
drew all Imperceptibly Into tha lead.
Passing craven stepa tne men zrom
aa dangeroua propositions In doping out
results. At any rate. Smithson's ores-.
enc will make tna meet attractive aa
eon. had increased their advanUg to well aa exciting and will ahow how tba
ihalf a length. There their coxawaln lypungatare In thla terrltoryiina up
Mmti satisfied to keen them, and aa with a record breaker, smitnaon la
.in-- th MuirM tn rnMMalnow In training at O. A. C and will
they alld along easily, maintaining an I come to the city for tha meet with the
GOSSIP
advantage that could plainly ba In
creased. - -
Smiling back at the diminutive steers
man of tha rival craft, the eoxawain of
the "Light Blue" held his own for a
time, and then, seemingly following the
Instructlona poured Into hia ear a by
tha coaches just before tha atart ha
algnaled tha eight And they began to
"hit it up." V.
rroeeasloa Begins.
This ended the race. Thereafter. It
O. A. C team.
Try-out meats were held yesterday
at the varioua achooia in preparation
for Saturday and thla week the entrlea
ara expected to coma la rapidly.
Za tha Acadatnio Zventa.
In tha acadamlo events Eugene us
ually takes away a big share of tha
trophies. , All tna nign acnooia ana
scad am lea hereabouta have teams en
tered. In tha try-out recently held in
the gymnasium at Columbia university.
OF IRI-
CiTIf LEAGUERS
Semi-Professionals Getting
Ready to Open Schedule
Next Week.
C A, Partlow, ownir of th Oregon
a iias vmat-B-, U ii na gvmniaiiim h.l ioiumuiK univariuv.
waa aimpiy m proc-wun. xaar- weal Sid hign took moat points, nut 'city franchise offered a nrla aoma
rod wharf, tha favorltea had a good he has dangerous competitors in Co- ,,7 xrann,M. orrerea a prwa lorat
two lengtha tha advanUga of the con- lumbla and Hill Military. Perhaps Um -l" l0T nickname for his btinch
text, and wars pulling well within them- moat Interest center in the relay race of ball toaaera and after considerable
selves. . .1. . ' . .. between high school and . Columbia, mental mffnri nn th nar th. Mm.
TTnrfav . HMnnumimini'i nn'rt tMiui.u u. . - " -
crews swept, and having felt their riv
als out tba Cambridge men were con
tent and had played with them aome
what after tha manner of the cat and
the mouse. The result waa that, going
under tba bridge tha Oxford eight bad
nicked nn aoma three carts of a length.
and their eunportera, encouraged,' were
yelling like riends and spoiling Holiday
chapeaua In publio . indlcatlona of re
newed hooe. But it waa all futile.
Boyle, sitting crouched like a monkey
In the atern of the Cambridge ahelL
shouted an order. The giants ahead of
him, manipulating their a weep a like an
electric machine, caught the water aa
an individual and fairly made the row
locks s ranks as they dragged their boat
through the water.
From thla point on there was never
the slightest question.
Passing under Barnes bridge, Cam
bridge wan plainly , tha master. '- Al
though both crews spurted hard ap
proaching -tha- finish -lme;-the water--manshlp
of tha Cambridge men was
much the better, and they finished well
fha traek it Columbia 'has baan . 11 1 mlttea selected to choose a nam fron
ton over and by Saturday will be in'kmonf the hundreds of votes deposited.
um cusiiuuicn, fapermaxers waa
agreea upon. Hencerortn the Oregon
City team will be known to tha fans as
tna ' raparmajcera."
Tha Albina "Tourists" have Men
ehosen to fill the niche vacated by Asto
ria. Having no 'home, grounds the
"Tourists" will "hit tha road" often and
;t is nopeo dt too AiDina merchants.
wno are oacxing tna ciud, tnai tne nag
win eventual!
and fly proud
room, I. where anyona who wlahes to
sign up can do so. .
Two Club Are Boaked.
(United Freta Leased Wire.)
Cincinnati, April 4. Tha National
Baseball committee today fined the
Brooklyn National league club and the
Masnvuie ciut eacn sioo ror aiiegea
Infractlona of tha national agreement
when Player Pembroke Flnlayaon of
the Lynn club waa drafted by tha Naah-
vllla club and soon thereafter sold to
Brooklyn. It waa charged by tha Lynn
mult tnet tna Hrnoicivn nun contain-
indent ball I t t - it -.- I .-.
team in the field thi. eeaaon which will XtUSSian M0J1 CSa.VS I0 jJlan iAZi,SnWJ
of thla particular eallbra Ornamental
ball tossers ara not desired. Albina
wants an aggressive bunch and a nine
that will display ginger even If tha
eonteat ahould be against them. Albina
fane ara noted for their loyal rooting
ana mayoe tner won't D something in
the shouting line when the northweat
aide bunch makea ita debut locally. "Put
me down aa a rooter' la tha slogan In
wa. section.
Tha S. H. Bralnard Soortlnr Goods
company win nave an inaepenaenc oaii
BOTCH READY TO
BEAT HACK Mil
Bicycles
$20 to $60
compare favorably with any of tha ama
teur or aeml-profeaaional teama In tha
atate. Ray watklna haa been huetling
around among the amateur ball playera
zor aeverai weexs past ana naa at lengtn
atnerea togetner a pretty active Duncn.
'he Bralnard company will uniform the
team and keep a fatherly eye upon the
ine
team will take tha rl
year's league team tha
"Bralnard Cuba," and will play lnd
younaatera
tie of laat
Can Stand Against Amer
ican Champion.
(VaJtsd Preaa Leased Wua.)
Chicago. AprU 4. -Frank Qotch to-
nigni announcoa nis willingness to
Th drafting and sale oft tha player
ara set aside, and n ta aeciarea euDjeci
to orart rrom ciaas -A" ciuna.
wasaM-asassa-BB-asB-iasBsBB
Forest Orore Wins Gamo.
(Saedal Ds-patek t Tse JeoraaLI
Foreet Grove. Or April 4. The For-1
eat Orova publio achool defeated th I
HUlaboro publio school In an exciting I
Yon vrlS find th best makeg in
our stock and lots of them to
select from.
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r.-X.rt.ii T..V h. 1 -"uuuncwi nia wimngneaa to baseball gam here thl afternoon by a
excellent shape for breaking records.
The athletic management at Columbia
unlveralty la doing everything poaai
ble to make tha meet a great reouta
tlon and source of Interest to all lov
era of track athletics. Professor F. J,
Loner ran, who has charge, hopes to
make it an event long to ba remem
bered. He. will announce th list of of
ficials next week. . Th oris medals
and trophies ara on exhibition at Fel-
aenneimera jewelry atora. i
within tha good time of II mlnutea and
it eeconaa.
The Oxford boys ware in a state of ut
ter collapse at the finish. Three nt
them had to ba fairly lifted out of tha
hell Into tha launch. Tha winnera.
and paddled proudly about as they wait
ed for their electric tender. - ,
Tonight both crews are being enter
uinea in tna usual rasnion,
alan T.lAtl In h,.... . I
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and H. Batch, for HUlsboro. did bast
worg.
Ail tha publio schools of tha county
will hold a competitive field meet here
next month. The Ftoreat Orova hove
a . : wwaaawu aaoavvv ajamu hub: i . i
rrVTBTrm nv Trmma flfimqiis. re,t" s places where the fam of the r training raitnruur. an ara conri
FIMSHS V!i TURKMH VUVtlaES. I men and tha international lssiTTnf nhii! dent. A almlUr meet held last fall was
tioe trams against tha Oregon City Tri
uity league team ana aeieatea iliio. tna tatter a chanca to regain hia lost
Games ara to ba played with Multno-Jlallr-. HkZLir.! ii
mah. Chemawa. Enrene Th Dalla I IattrW kenschmldt and hia man-
Medford and any of th local amateur I T now considering th proposl-
.earn mat wian to nuni oeavr. i iT" .
new lora- ana xxnaon have been sug-
Winners St EmerTfllle.
(Bsarst Hews by Longest Lsased Wire.)
Ban Francisco, April 4. Today's fea-
i m oe oonteataa.
HackensohmMt will ttrm. . .u.
uiumu oimiM. wreir in. I ftfm i H.mniAn.
knd then announce hia decision. j
- v. wu. tna Dronatir whs I
won by tha boma team.
Athlete Dies From Blow.
(Hearst T4ws by Longest Ltascd Wlr.)
y ba.brought to jAIWna I tureat EmerUl was thTFaTna kl IZZ Xr.JSP&
UU1B, JUI1UU1U
will Jointly manage the team and have captured by jonnny iyona, wno " "ies no scaw to lndioata that YZ "ltiect, ofllowe recaived a. bi"
glSfwSI very littl. trouble in dlatanclnfthaflald g.p&J-1 W&igi
open tha St. Johns grounds on April 11 0 !" , "t ' r-w-.i ,a day nnS"i.M 1 ofestlf?Wows upon the forehead, one of
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1 to 1. won: J. W. O'Neill ( Walah) aeo- nacaenacnmidt can have a return m.tnh
Monday, tha fth. Is th last day of -: Senator Warner (Lycurgua) third. Jitt me if ha wants "-He, can have a
fT.tortTtl-cnys managers M'S? XAli'J .!. -iiv a anffloTaitn'iU".' w a
to iiu toeir teama ior. tna opening i . ;""" ''v " 'ivr:"" :
All playera under contract -; 7. " " "?Ti-r" .l.V'rTT I - Crate Gold Fast.
glatered with secretary - I At !rst Hacken.rhmMt a,a ... I
with favor upon a return match. He
must"- ba Mglstered with" &S, f Harrlwn (Kaogh) third. Tima,
tiottt1? CK. Miller), to
which felled him and caused his nos
to bleed. The flow of blood was stopped
put last mgnt startea again, enaing in I
oeatn tqoay.
Junior Baseball Games.
Tha Oregon optical baseball team de-
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T - HT 1 if r r ' x ni league prohibit tha playing of any man oncyoargaaiuati.ycurgusjinira. iime, biaco In London and with a awtii Saturday afternoon
Big Wrestler Saves Young Girl awm. $r& -vmj'ctA ihhvvruEiV
1 45 -V& V4 ?a champtoVshTp garni SeverS handicap Johnny Lyon a (Hayaa)' to H ll.,? n h dy. .however. The "Oregon Optica'' ara looking-for
1 2r?v c. p P. ?i n Jfi JZJl 1. woniCabln (Mclntyre) aecond: iff f?Row M Induced ta racon- games, and will play any team.whoae
-: -,--. I , rl arut nthnra have nnt ronnrtoA I ClOynO (Walsh) third.
i jriR i ii 1 1 n b.i i u ,u
8 1 1 gj
a single player. Tne league ' officials
will observe tha rules closely" this sea
son and if possible avoid the entangla-
menta which marred tha otherwise fine
record or iuv. i .
Woodburn. Oregon City. Vancouver.
weat jfortiana. at. Johns and AiDina
have all received the new uniforms and
will step Into the limelight on April 11
clad in their glad raas proper, wood-
burn haa a combination of Koyal Blue
panta and shirts with white trimmings,
white caps and hose. Vancouver haa a
combination of the new atriped gray
fHarriak it to 1. won: Silver Line (Gil
bert) second: Pellgroso (Dearborn)
third. Tima. 1:401-6. w , ,
Ona mile and 70 yards Markle Mayer
(Dearborn), IS to 1, won; Cardinal Sarto
('lacner aecona; nappy wc tout
well) third. Time, 1:46. ,
Tin.. i.Ke.-C -1 aiuar ana iocai mat rana n-t tha n inn ara nnriev 1 a mn rf aa-a.
yard--Henrr'o. ?i?ncment wtbr arranged meet- Thos wishing gams should call up
ing soon.
HackenachmlAt An nn
Wht 7.V Za L,, ' i"?.
rThat man Clnth i. i. j .
. r . .v, . 1 1 u ctvi. ak won-
?Hrr, wa first man I've met in
-w .a-a ww. bhiiiulcb aikiDgr m m , a m
' f?5! tpuacles have not been
wrTrr r i".!" OIfer tnan an hour.
S?.! ' r,!i 7JJP-5 "?ng. waaker and
Paolflo 1828. or Main 8868.
- The Beavera of Fulton and Villas rt
Montavllla will play on th new grounds
at aioniaviua mis aiternoon at i
o'clock. Tha teams are well matched.
ana a snappy game is anticipatea.
Rnssell Swamps Mellody,'
(Talt-d Press Lessed wl-a.)
flannel with navy blue trimming. Ore-Jto 10, won; Frank Lord (Chandler) aec
Svu vny la icdjiciucih ill Willie pinna
and pants with cardinal trimming, navy
blue aweater coats with white trimming. I
white caps and cardinal hose. St Johna I to 6.
win wear navy blue with white trim-1 Bella
-"tnt, I realised 1 could not! Philadelphia, April 4--Dunk Russell
to I in row uotrn. i um . M a i Va. nkn.j.i.Li. M-.t4-..Ai,.k au
l-nnaV 5fcUht,lln.p',,3L!ula h hs "rength better of a alx-round go with Honey
intiiXv i Tht v"0.1! tr!nift.h, v m stronger Mellody of Boston tonight. It was a
l?ar) aee autck' think, but not nearly a glv. and take exhibition, with tha first
; ; First t New Orlesns.
Nevr Orleans, April 4. Remiltst
Fiv furlong---Slmeo (Walsh), S
I n, 1 .1,4-. Tin.-'
141.11UO . duiiuii V.J
e ive ruriong- -i ne oear ii
. . m , v .. . .1. .1 . . , i ,
1 ID, won t ran iura iwi.-ui.ri.-q. quick," ' I i-n..r,A -k... .... aia .n
nnil; Tov Bov (Rosen., SVen. third. I Am a re.i.lt -vl "."!r".".V--
mV -' .hna mii a? Ii." ," tvi lorani n tot -ona -ouna ino bm
lime, l.uqz-v. ..... .. ..isuitor the match, there waa soma taiirltha .iin.ni... . irhi.. th. n.i
Six niriongs--TOn-enat i tniooii, ii in Chicago tonight among tha snort.
ron; ttooin ooa iwoiter, aeoonaj that the contest had been faked. These
Atrnmt iDelabvl third. - T na man nnlnt-. w-.. Tr " n .
mlngs and have navy blu coats. Al-i3i3 46. .-,....,...;.;.. r-- i-'lfaft &,rlM u.blnVo&?Lta2:
the advantage. This, waa - tha only
round , in which tha Bostonlan - shone.
After thla Russell took tha lead and
I kept up tha advantage to tha end. .
ioha wn i ennas. i w
I f.A a.l i -! "m w-. . I T . j: i a
S?"" """" 411. buwi ana-ail i;4j.. .' ...I i TIT- immnTT -rr,
j-oruana unirorms nave been shipped s Mil and on nlxteentBrrowatwin AXi A 1 X jhlJ IxllilO MILL
from th. factory and will ha nn Via nil I t.... 1 1 K wnn aarrani. fNnl. I u"'l,J 4U.AXiXi
for the opening game. I ter) aecond; Royal Onyx (Powere) fnlrd. , WTTTT TnTVOfV fiTTT,T.TTr A XT
. . . . Time. 1:48. . .. .1 v-Ai, wv-i-u,iaii
rnnami wnutmor nss siven tu i i- iihi afrraanrn. rrorn.raT. I
league a schedule containing 60 games I (Notter), 4 to 1. won: Lord Dixon (Pow- ; San Francisco April 4irntiArn.
for each team. 60 Of which ara Jmihla ii-v JL.'AA trifail lvnnl third. Tim.. ?' i..?i A:f?Iiw,n o'
,l-n- . n J Tr T, . . . . . m . ' " . ' . , ,,j I m - J. Jt . . v '
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Baliou & Wright
, Sd SIXTH STREET
Opposite Wolli-FtriQ Bldf.
headers. West Portland and East Port
land each have 10 home dates. St. Johns
plays 46 gamea at home, Oregon City 8.1,
Vancouver 47, Salem 47 and Woodburn
142. Albina rotatea from one ground to
the Other. If the Saturday a-ama da
not turn out aa a paying proposition
they may be cut out entirely or reduced
In number, but for the present the
schedule will be followed closely.
HVhitey" McBrlda who wna iiiMfiv.
erea last year ana given a herth with
the Brewer organization. Is wnrrvin.
about being transferred from the Van
couver ciuo. Tne diminutive catcher
says it will mean quits for him and he
Will talk business With the lnitennnd.
ennts. Mcuride comes from southern
Oregon and is a coming backstop. Ho ia
8:01 8-6.
for
a it - ii -Ti '"""Jii 1 1
Ml.a"d thr , .ixteanths-OUpta c,tVin May "Ktw7Y Bai
Sooker), to;, 1. ; wo nt Lady -Esther tllngr. Nelson., earn the Botanwrnut 1
inmiiwr), io : . i fng- meiaon. cam tna announcemeit
(Powers) second Quagga (Nottef ) third, tonight for the alanin. iVlim5fi;
Tim, , 3:00 4-. ,; u 1 ,! 'tt:.1 ftTcles ifor atf Mbe " Attell-Brooklvn
1 . - . ixommy Buuivaa fiaht at th. rnu..,;
'ommr Sullivan flhr .7 thi TtXi.Jr" I
m .--It an ' " ,-"T vvunuHi
41t4 V. . ,'.
Tha kattla la' ,
to
. Ska. 1
founda, tha men to weigh In at ii
pounda at t o'clock on flia evening of
. i ' S
In the Money at Bennlns,
( Washington AprQ,' 4. Banfttois re-
sfcoVSrtoa ra1!! V A?
Time. -1:80 t?-B. - ... - - . , LxZa t..1?1-?!. ?u,1'v"
Seven furlonrs cambery (Mccaney), r.iz " " aa tin - - s - -r
leu aecona; aoinin. v iwhuu; ; vimu. ij.rr " " fi vmvu
Tims, 1:18.. r f ' '.'--,. IJftifrtia2 .Yfn,r: fuamntae -for
1
hi
i
Claremont Tavern
. A charmlne; plana , to)
spend the avenlng." All
, the delicacies of th
season, prepared by a
chef "who knows how."
Excellent sarvlc. ;
Reached by a delightful auto
rid of seven miles, or. If ye -prefer,
by Astoria trains. :
8t?epllechae, ' . about two ' mile-- ?P
m . -a. TrU.l,.. ST aVaa : t
xjregon ana is m com in fir backstop. He J2wciiwuwu iv-ju-i -i w w , , nJfrhx MaHllh r--Twxrrr vI,iw2nA
fasten the base, and wild, a fIJ Attrtl ft
n . 1 ..tl.i..
"J r? i1, v"' "ignea on Tuesday I
(?irlal Pi-patch to. The JooraaL)
Tacoma, April 4.--Vlctor McLaglen,
ti e 3'oung Hercules, ' appeared, in ' the
f..im of aliero at his resldenc at 1T88
H .Hh E (street Wednesday afternoon,
v !.. n he threw ; Fred Crosby, a Jov
n dlened young man. Into tba street In
t;me to prevent him from pouring a vial
,.r .-urimiip. acid down the throat of
. ...i.l ci.n.. 1 1 1 n a Cm Ik. aama
(lin- DIUU-I ,wi -mw .
,v,i. with whom he cad oaen smitten
. i who liad given, him tha cold shoul-
t Vrofb- Is the proprietor of a cleaning
.1 ,;m estbiihme:t here,' and bad
, o ( (Vintr r.ttntidn to the young lady
H tf-mi 'wk.- He had ben flven
i .U rMimJ if at fhe wanted nothing
t..r to ii. wiilii him, but lie perslet
, in jnik':ir hia.'uxual visits to the
a .i i;-t ii.r Wlfliea
('.; ,,: y rtc rnon whea th girl ,
Heverai rnanacrara a-a il,n Mi.t.
. .. . . ci, . " v mi UUB WllU
vrosDjr, one or tne cleverest a
twirlers In these parts. Th lad
was aweenlng tha room toccuniad b m- V1"''!,?"1. "iSJSSSf.Vfrvr. Kay
I.aglen'a . younger broths-. " hVo.h, tt "iri' r,l.r"B"a Pts-n,
rushed , into the house, and dragging m " " PI tov "oy.
??,r.5ift " r4'W Pour carbolic Blir Melle. th elongated '.iha-,
Four and a - half
Wing (C. Brady). IB
furlongs Hawk j
to , won: Al-1
ia-aa.aaBal-i-aa--ia--ai--aaiaB.aBia-aaj a--ga-a-a-a-a-ainaa.a.a.ai mmm m mtmmm ai-Sfca
ia.aiaaiaiaiaiaaaiBgaiga.aiSSaiaSal li.Mi..Ma.a.K.u-Maaaw3n
i . . .-. . , ...
I!
Smateu? iP'l ITo6 8-4. ff , LF W,r?
lad Is a .'-iFr . V3SttiZZL:iZ 1 1. Ona mlla and thraa glxl.entha-Eii.
l,won; .AraliaMe Sffi..
acid down iter throat,
rilUf BII1U . aa. XlOvlA 1UUVHIB AtUUU I nf.......v A . a a- " 7" I
ST fMcFaddon). S t .l. won; .Aralia (Me- JIV '.li?.woni. PJ
WW. J?Mi Chaperon. , 8tsal) KT&Ciw F
liVftvfJS,?.-,ii.-''l...-'V.:,.4:. I ' One mlla aalllng-xVaavna 'iTuTn.-aV '
; Montclair (Goldstein) aec-
jwgia . (maisoni third.
wn.' a tnn o.j-T .11-. in.i... I - vm ii
Milt. KUU J.UU VOI Mm-LAr I U1UVAUCT r. . . . . 1 . . . .
r "... .iuBwr ui i - ,-. , . . !-4uwiv:.,i i . w a. won; jmoniciair it
l 11 n v .nuuu vr puin naa in. m.m i. i . . in i . .1111 . unit , yuiim ii.iiuiuiuai ' i . . i . . . ... , .....
- Victor McLaglen heard th scuffling oleyar twirler and displays ability for If ec?ndi Banker (Bruaael) third. Tim., S"m' VSyv?
in uia uuv- ana rusnen to th. rirri i worn, ne iwinen ror tn. ri.im.. .i.u;ni, .1. .... ? :. . ' i n.
assistance. He took Croaby by -tha Tiof last season. ' " . ta J B.TiiS!i:f "
Angelas April 4.-aU Anita HWlX VTT"
where Croaby finally cam to his senses yai,c.?uI?,r, i'iti,,i?ii.lh2. quartet Is fast , 8van furionra, aelIras-Juols Cava-i
ii,js , ...... , ,) - .u; iB"1 w see
and went noma
see who
ria-t
Crosby threatsned to W. M-rri.n 0P'"fL : nd Fer
rjiti: and Ut.r th. voun-, SilS ir""r7J .?Te,r..ul9". AO.rn comes!
arreated, and later th young girl said
.ne wui nav. - -Dy arTsaiaa ior at
tempting 10 tax r.er lira , i -
Mcl.aelen. the hero, is tha sam. man
who is -".tched to wrestle Dr. Roller
Of Seattle at the HcIJIa- theatre In this
city on the night of April IS. He la a
owerruj voutn or out zi years, stand
ig six feet three lncbea : in bela-ht
and weighing 220 pounda.,. ; ..
from the Kansas City league and Brieira
frnm th. Tnmlr-i.l,:.. ' U Griggs
naiDn enarrer. rormoriw mm, .1..
Kelso team of the Trl-Cltv 1.,. 1. .Ill
b: &ViA ' PpT fielding (SZknTtW? S 'S
gam with a local Independent club. if Uty . (Martin) iacond;
naugh (Goldstein), 7 to 8, won; Artie I
Kipey tuiair) eecono: uaiiy tiiuagrave)
third. Time .1:88 4-a. f . v -i
Four -furlongs Alica 1 Oeorga - (Me
Intyre), ; 16 . to 6, won; Frieae ( Gold
stein) secona; jjaay ' enaseiaer f sice)
Ihjyd. ''.Time,. 0:47. e w - I , :
o i ana nau iuriongi -miss l-um-
IndlAns In Slarathon. . . ,
(Uslted Presa ued Wire.) - r
; Boston, April 4. The Boaton Athletl.
association today received word from
Glenn Warner, ; athletlo coach at tha
Carlisle Indian . school that aeveral rep
resentatives of tha school will be here
In the Marathon rac to be held April
to. Ha writes that at least one Indian
Hustlers are what count and Captain
o 1. wn; Ladyl 80. Ha writes that at least one Ii
aecona: xtneerf and Haiti of tna vrnni Mh.' fm a . iii
Callahan) third. Time, 1:8045. s 4 run. Recently this man was credited
Jack Haiser of Alb ni 1- r I " J-I.nrrrr,XonTLP? I ri" b"Ti" . run , approximately four
... . ... T-.V ..-1 ..T-m, woar ooioik txuo. mwes .in 14 minults and SO seconds.
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. WITCH ELK," "GOLDEN "MORSE"-f made
"on the Claflin last(the shoes used by the big
leaguers) $2.50 to - $7.50 pair, r , v . 'j . , ' " -' -
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