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THE OREGON DAILY, JOURNAL. PORTLAND, WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 13. 1003. JL.J- A. t.L ..... EVANS HAS HEP AMONG.' ..HEAVYWEIGHT CLASS as a comar. Ha haa heatf successful In all his matches with ttie llglil heavy weights, - and has defeetd aunt Vt the boat heavy weights Jn the country, lie comes here wan-a reputation, seromt . to none, end tut match of Monday night Iciuka like one of the fastest ever sla4 IF TEE ' WKLP Rlna.TrocIt, Held, Diamond John Brg, the champion of tha wreatle Watt Evai light heavyweight raclfto coast la te In Portland. Some good preliminaries. Including some of tlte beat IhI talent In tha -shane of bating exhibition will help to make a successful show,. ( King- Edward's Mlt, Mlnoru. haa won a total of 11,130 pounds aa follows: . 1 90S. great Hurry Foal stakes, Epsom. 934 pounds! Hot, Ureentiam stakes. Newbury, 37- pounds; -Two Thousand Oulneas, Newmarket 000 pounds; the' Itarbv stakes. Knsom. 1140 ioun1e; Kt. a. tti the southern light globe mm H1IH0 TO COAST California Mecca for Many BJIIIIiin BELT IS hfavy weight , cuamplon, at the Dream land hull, brvnnth and Oak, next Mon day nlsnt. 1 hey are two of the bnat light tirevywelsltts In the country, and aa both liolit ttie title of champion, there will be something to wreatle for. be aides the (llvlnlon of the gala receipts. WEBSTER'S HOW ' v .'' , I ' Los Angeles Hoy Outpoints ttrg haa already won a big follow Ing In Portland, by his clever mat work, and pow that he la to wreatle a man of his own weight. Portland sports will have a chance to see hlni at his beat. Walt ICvana la regarded by wrestlers t l .iL... ji i .. .Li . '."".'j .!... i. J j James palace stakes. Ascot, lt60 pounds; ttussex sisses, Moonwood, bit pounu. i L1 J , i ... - I 1J . .III J Diamond Stars of Eastern leagues. 10 I Eucenc High Tootball ' Team in ; Action v I Jlonte Attell, and Gets -Taper Decision.' ; (United Praea iaare Wire.) By inland nggri7. San Francisco, Cel., tct IS. The Cal , , IfornU league pennant chaser took pos ' fusion of Recroatlon park yesterday, and played on of Ihalr championship Jean. Stockton, the winner of the irat half. met Oakland, tha winner of tha aecond. There waa a large crowd out to slip tha. glad hand W oldtlma favorites like Joe Kwlnn, Tommy Shee ban. Kit Cates, Buck fYanoks. Turn Jiackett, Henry -Spencer and Doc Moskl man. Oakland, ' with Mosklman In the box, pUyod rinse around Stockton, with Catea twirling;. The latter waa hatted hard.- ttlH- It was a fflnffery game and srratlv an Joyed. . Jimmy Sullivan, Manager Jimmy Sul livan. If you please, haa returned rrom Lincoln to epend tha winter. Sullivan la look In f fine and dandy. He had a successful aeason with Lincoln, ending up by being appointed manager for next season. This waa not such a bad fin ish for Jimmy. Aa soon as Sullivan took charge of Lincoln tha club began to win. and It won a large majority of It games. His appointment' was a-popular ona with the players, who worked like tigers to win. Imrlng tils leisure hours this win ter Sullivan will look over tha bush V:: . ' ' - H I I ' ! " i talent, around California, and ha hones to pick- up three op Tour promising youngsters. Though Jimmy haa played in the east a long spell he still thinks that California talent la Quits aa classy as any other. . Danny Shay, who finished tha aeason with Kansas City, haa returned for tha winter. Shay married a San Francisco girl, and ever since ha became a bene dict ha has passed his vacation here. "I aniess tha American association had the hottest race of the year," remarked Shay yesterday. "There was a time when every club in the league had a chance. A club would be In first place one day and the fourth the next That was how closely they were bunched. Enthualasm ran high all over- tha cir cuit. - I expect to be with Kansas City next'year. I have a satisfactory con tract .wlth,Tebeau".'" . 1 (Special Dispatch to Tba Journal.) Eugene, Or., Oct IS. The Eugene High school football team. haa a busy eaaon before It seven games already being arranged for. The sohedule, as far as arranged, is as follows: With University of Oregon freshmen at Eu gene, October H;.(w!th Washington High of Portland at Portland, Novem ber It; with Astoria High at Astoria, November IS; with Salem High at Eu gene, November J5: with Portland acad emy at Eugene. November 30. Oames will, also be arranged with the high alumni ana AInanv the present lineup or the High. The school following la team: Abshlre. left end; Morrison, right end; Bradshaw. left tackle; Koch, right tackle; Porter, lert guard; Bemma, rirht guard; Noland, left half; Scott right half; Jenkins, fullback: Pengra, center; Dustln, Quarterback. JOURNAL'S GREAT PLAY HERE 2 MINUTES AFTER MADE BASEBALL RECORD I'hls Date In Sport Annals. 1S84 At New York: ' Dominion Mc Caff rey defeated Charlie Mitchell In, four rounds. . . 1886 At ' Boston: Hawkins of Holy Cross college,-threw - a baseball 19 yards eight Indies. ' ' 1 . 1893 At Wheeling, W. Va.: "Kid" McCoy and Jack Welsh, fought a nine rounddraw. , . ' 1903 At Philadelphia: Robert Fits elmmona and J Joe Grim fought .six rounds.-. No decision. t 1904 At Bt Louis ? Charles J. P. Lucas made amateur potato race record! 10 potatoes, five feet apart; total dis tance. -183 1-3 yards; time, .42... ? ' Do you know that The Journal has accomplished one of the greatest Jour nalistic feats In the sporting line yet recorded In ' the northwest? Did you know that in two minutes after a play has occurred in faraway Pittsburg, the description is received In The Journal telegraph room I No other paper In the nortawest has ever installed a special telegraph service to cover a world's championship baseball game, .relying on the press associations which, generally are from 20 to 30 mln- for their service, utes late in reporting the plays. It will interest you to learn how The Jour nal's report is received. In the first place there Is but one relay between the baseball fields In Pittsburg and Detroit and the telegraph room -of The Journal, and that la in Chicago. In Pittsburg The Journal works in conjunction with the Detroit News and the Pittsburg Chronicle-Tele- ararh. M'ne sporting en or the .editors , and baseball se papers belong to telegraphers the Boor tin bers of which are admitted exclusively the Sporting Writers' association, mem- to the press box; ' The baseball teleg raphers work under the supervision of tha sporting editors. As soon as a play haa been started and completed the telegrapher . ticka away at his Instru ment. The telegrapher Is a baseball ex pert also. . Every play Is sent out Just as U occurs. In the Chicago office of the Western Union are two more telegraphers, sit ting at a table opposite each other. One is receiving the message from Pittsburg in carbon copies. When half an inning is completed, he tears off a sheet and hands it to the sender sitting opposite, who Immediately relays the message to Portland. Down' In' tha 'local Western Union of fioe is a switch which turns the "Juice" into a loop leading Into The Journal graph room. Thla puts our tele graph room In direct communication with Chicago. ' Immediately after the half inning Is received in this office It Is edited and shot flown the tube to the composing room, where it Is placed in type. - - When the final score is flashed Into the office, the form is closed, stereo- typed and sent to the press, where It la printed and put on the street ahead of all the' other papers in Portland. It la figured that one minute an Inning elapses between the Pittsburg field and the Chicago office and another minute between Chicago and Portland. This is taken ud In ths sending and in the relay in Chicago. Five minutes after the play has occurred In Pittsburg, the details are in cold type In The Journal office. in Pittsburg The Journal is repre sented bv Robert Chilton, one of the star baseball writers of the east In Detroit its interests are cared for by H. O. Salslnger. the ndted expert of the News. The games are scheduled to start In Pittsburg at 2 o'clock eastern time. This brings the first play Into Portland, Pacific coast time, at two minutes after 11 o'clock, counting the two minutes lost in transmission. ' It can be readilv seen that The Jour nal has taken pains to give Its readers the best there Is In the, baseball line in Los Angeles, Oct. IS. Danny Webster of I -oa Angeles today Is the possessor of Ton Mr-Carey's bantam weight cham plonahlp belt, and the worlds bantam welvht title, which he won from Monta Atteil by a narrow margin on a news paper decision.- ' After 10 . rounds of ' vicious, hammer and tongs fighting at Naud Junction pavilion last nlgnt both Utile fighters were on their reel and going strong. Webster had decidedly the better" of the milling for eight rounds but' In the rinai two evasions me nortnerner cut loose and bewildered the local boy by his lightning work.-.- The Hebrew's finish, many of the speotators averred, entitled him at least to a draw. ,' Webster's victory Is based on a two- to-one verdict of the sporting writers of three local morning papers. " The dis senting scribe gave Attell a decision by a narrow margin, but tha belt and tha title,, so far as local sports are con cerned, belong to Webster. ' Webster surprised even his staunch- eat admirers by his sterling work In the MI . ' IT ..II. .... Attell's rushes and more than held hla own when Attell forced him In tha In- fighting. 11 ntll IJOI ltU aiJ a, - rwuua smothered Webster to the delight of Attei stride untl During this not strike his round arrived erlod, and the final round, annarently did 1 the ninth round arrived. lie RIexll- TMrfy lays FULL SET THAT FITS V BRIDGE TEETH, 2k. ".Ly. .,...,.. .g3.5Q ' '''-( COLD CROWNS. 22k. . .3.50, . - GOLD FILLINGS , . . . .......... . . . T . .91.00 ; i SILVER FILLINGS ; ......... . . . .... . . ;50 The Reason Nof Our Great. Success Is Due to the Uniform High-Grsde Work Done by U. , , tha small contingent of Ban Francisco rooters in the pavilion. It Is probable that-McTerey; will try to match the hoys for a return engage ment in NOvemDer. - OREGON'S CO-EDS MUST PLAY TENNIS University of Oregon, Eugene, gene, Orl, Oct IS. Dr. Stuart tha new ladles' physical Instruc tor, Is a tennis enthusiast and has made tennis compulsory for "eo-ed" physical training. Last spring three excellent courts were built exclusively for the girls' tennis association. Since then the game has become re markably popular with the wo men of , the- university. Two years' physical training la com pulsory for both men and women In I- - V A W I If WRITTEN GUARAN TEE GIVEN WITH ALL WORK FOR TEN YEARS thei world's championship series between 1 Detroit and Pittsburg. 1 and Dr. Stuart believes that ten nis courts and outdoor exercise Is preferable ' to gymnasium ' work. ' -'i : And Run No Risk MDimy OF FIRST 0PEU CITY TOURNAMENT November1 g and have been set aside by 'the Multnomah club aa the dates X or the first open city boxing and wrestling tournament in- its hls- 0ryThe preliminary events will be held on the eighth and the finals on the ninth. Entries will be received from the club, the Turn Verein, the Catholic Toung Men's club. Tom Traeey's boxing-club, and kindred organ isations. Unattached boxers and wrestlers may also enter, provided they are registered with the A. A. U. They are directed to call on T. Mprrls Dunne, the secretary. In order to be registered. ' Gold and silver medals will be given by the club to winners of first and second places In the tournament . , ' It is expected that the tournament will be one of the most successful since the club pras organised, and will do much toward fostering boxing and wrestling. , - - .. ' BEAVERS WIH III SIR.TOM COMING AFTER OUR TROPHY tUnlted iPrees Leased Wire.") ' " Glasgow Oct' 13.-r-Slr Thomas , . 4 Llptott expects 'to start for New Tork Saturday for the purpose of reopening negotiations, with the New Tork Tacht club for a ' yfifcht race, in the ' hope that he , -may- yet be able to , lift the 4 4 : 'America's cup. If another race : 4 Is to be arranged, the rules of 4 the New Tork Tacht club must w 4 be modified. ... i , v . " Sir Thomas is accompanied by 4 Colonel Noel, one of his closest 4 4 yachting friends." 4 e V- . . .r' . Hans - Holmer's defeat '-of Henri . St Yves In the fujl Marathon at Montreal stamps the young Canadian aa ' the champion. Aside from- John Svanberg, the JSwedish champion, there are few to five him contest Alfred .Shrubb, the ngllsh champion, who saw the recent contest says that the Canadian has no equal. St Yves' defeat shows the Impossibility of ttie. Marathoner lasting any. time at the long grind. The little Frenchman ran well for about two years and must -now stop. GRAMMAR SCHOOLS ! ' ' TO PLAY FOOTBALL ' The grammar school football 4 league waa revived at a meeting of several Of the" school prin- 4 4 cipals and Professor Krohn, the 4 4 physical, director of , the., city 4 schools, yesterday afternoon, 4 and - games will commence aa 4 4 soon as the schedule can 'be ar-1 4 ranged. Each school will pay 4 - the expenses of its team. .About v a doien schools will enter the 4 4 league, S .. .- w Zbysiko, the polish wrestler, is said to have won over 200 contests in Euro- ean cities in tne tast six years, ip aris in 1905 he defeated Lurich. the German champion,- Cyclops, he FYench man, -Beck Olsen, Swede. Constant le Marin, Austrian and Madrali, the Turk. In 1906 In London he won by defeat ing Joseph Lambiert of England, and Ivan Padouoney, the Ruttsian. At Munich. ZbyHiko's victims were Zalken, Abep and John Phol. At Vienna the same year he beat Bambert. La Rose and Eberle. At Berlin last spring tne roush star neat Omar Bunalre, Jacob Kock, Alex Aberg and Kara Has LUCKY SEVENTH Comedy and Baseball Enter tain Fans While Portland Slams Villagers. Considerable comedy and some base ball was injected Into the tilt on the Vaughn street green yesterday, Portland winning. 2 to 0, mainly through the good pitching of Tom Seaton and the classy fielding of Ivor Olson. Mickey Graney and Ote Johnson were the pair to register the brace of runs, with "Chawgie" Ort starring in the role of pincn hitter. Brick Devereaux, that extremely fun ny fellow, and Happy Hogan, a near- wit, were responsible for the greatest part or tne noise. HricK was given a generous hand by the fans, and after that mey maaea tne red dog unmercifully. Brick was on the Job, though, and there continual interchange or HUGHEY JENNINGS OUTWITS OHIO i SHERIFF AND 7Y IS IN PITTSBURG t (United Press teased Wire. .- - -' Pittsburg. Oct. 18.- Tyrus Cobb, the sensational slugger, and star of the Detroit aggregation of ball players of the American league, was un able to directly accompany his team mates to Pittsburg for the fifth game of the series for the baseball championship of the world. It hap pened in this manner: . ; x . . , ... f Hughey Jennings,' the astute manager of the Detroit team, learned that the Ohio officials intended to search the train either at Toledo or Cleve land and take tha Georgia cracker back to Cleveland to answer, an al leged indictment for stabbing a watchman at the Hotel Euclid severer C6sC8 ftffO Instead 'of making the trip with thw.rest of the team, Cobb started for Pittsburg by way of Buffalo and will arrive here at 11:30 o clock this morning. The other members of the Detroit aggregation arrived here at 9 o'clock. - ' FORBES HOP AT OREGON was a continual interchange of "small talK." Hoy Hltt. the Vernon twlrler. waa working nicely, and kept the men Tiug If You Want the Best glng the bases. uranev smashed out a three-baarer in me iucy aevenm, wun . one oown, that sailed far over the head of Stovall In center, and it was only fast foot work on the part of the Hooligan that kept Graney from stretchlnar tha hit into rour bases. Hltt and Hosran fid- dlod around a bit with Johnson, finallv deciding it was Detter to pasa him and cnance it with ort. George Sid It now, ueorge isn't a .soo chaD bv any means, dui ne nits occasionally in pmcnes. anci yesterday was his occa- siona day. He rode one aentlv between Bocona ana rirsi, and John Ulad acored. Johnson took third. Ort tried to take second but was headed off and beat It oaca to II rut. tie cavorted un and down th line, finally making a wild slide oaca. pagan s tnrow was low and went to the bleachers. Johnson scored and jti mane second. These were the only Btirn in me game. uison made three piaya that were Deauuea, in" fact his fielding was the leaiure oi tne game. Score: VERNON. University of Oregon, Eugene. Oct. 13. As a result of Saturday football game there hava been several cnanges In the varsity lineup. Coach Forbes has discovered where the various men work best and will now bend his er forts to perfecting team work. Captain Clarke, who had been playing left end Is again back of the line at left half. Clarke knows the game sufficiently to play any position and .considering his weight. 180 pounds, Is wonderfully fast He would make an Ideal end. How ever, he . Is too valuable to . be spared from the back field and though Forbes likes his work at end he will probably be a fixture at lert hair. Dean Walker, the freshman from Co lumbia university, surprised everyone bV his showing on the rreshmair team and is now lining up with the varsity at full back. From his showing so far he will make a strong bid for the place. He is fairly heavy and gets around well. Chuck Taylor wUl probably al ternate with Bill Main at the other half position. Main will also be worked at tackle. Big" Scott has been changed from litnin w Kuaiu. ow i-, " , . .. . .... full back Saturday, has also been shift- In ths post-season series between Wilkes-Barre,. champions of the New Tork State leagued and Lancaster, pen nant winner of the Tri-Btate league, Wllkes-Barre won -four of the five games played. In our operations, nothing is inhaled no gas,, chloroform ether, cocaine or anything else dangerous. Not a particle of pain is experienced in extractions, nor are there any bad after effects. Call and have us give your teeth a free examination, and get our estimate on your dental work. If you are nervous or have heart trouble, the Electro Painless System will do the work when others fail. AH work warranted for ten year$. Electee Faiimiless E. G. AUSPLUND. D. D. S, Manager 20m Washington Street, Corner Fifth Across from the Perkins Hotel Lady Assistant in Attendance Office Open Evenings and Sundays The' Best $3 Hat in the World The Best $3 Hat in the World SEN SELLING LEADING CLOTHIER . .. - AB. BH. PO. A. E. oiovaii, cr 4 0 0 0 0 0 Mccoy. II. 4 0 1 i i 0 Martlnke. if t 0 1 1 0 0 Brashear. lb 1 0 1 11 n e t-oy. rr I n- o 3 Z 0 r.apan, zo X n 0 1 0 1 iwveroaux. J j o 1 t t 0 t-iogan. c z 0 0 4 J A HJU- p 0 0 0 4-0 Haley i o 0 0 0 0 Totals Cooney. Zb. Olaou. sr. . . Graney. cf. . Johnsna, 3 b. Ort lb 4ne. If. . . XloCredie. Fiher. C- Seaton, p. Totals , rf. J 4 14 14 1 PORTLAND. AB. R. H. PO. A. E. ...i-.... I 0 0 t 1 1 J 4 4 0 2 1 1 2 0 I 0 j e J 0 1 11 1 1 3 1 t o i a o I J ( I !! ed to a aruarrt OOSltiOn. With this lineup tne team nas Deen vettlnar together sDlerldidly the last two eveninKS ana aeveioping a nir amoaoi of team work. Loi Angeles 5-0, San Franciaeo 4-3. Los Angeles, Oct 11. Los Angeles and San Francisco broke even yester- Aa v. Hf ores First game . h. e. Los Angeles i I Ran Francisco 4 It Batteries Butler and orendorri; Easterly and Berry. Second game- it. js. Ran FVmnrlaco 1 7 1 Batteries N He and urenaow; Browolng and "Will lama 14 I IT 14 S Batted for Hltt In ninth. SCORE BT INNINOa Vernon . Hits I a l a a i i a rrtiaod j nj IS . .-S-zeiS3 1 , l St rack nut Bv I'ltf l fcv a loses en ta.la Off Hit l " r r I. wt levereu. Three base " '. Koy la Mrt. Haorinra a to tl't t-r altcded ball Oraner. Firm taa ji errors mum I. l-ft en tB rmnm J, Porl!B j. Ttme rt same mtautea. . Vrofirfe Tomaa XcCartl.y. The Ram!! ton. Otst MraM ml road rr ever the I ! ..rea emf t;i e d tl tr-tohr !i 1 1 - rew Inr the diMawiL. r knar I ntKvtee 3 mt, was ataee last r' by feaeasBj Htuu, Oakland 5-0, Sacrament a 2-S. (SDeelal Mssatea ts Tk Soeraal.t Oakland. Oct. 13. Oakland and Bac ramento broke even yesterday. Score: first K a me n. n-js. Sacramento I 4 1 Oakland t 7 4 Batteries Baum and Brown and Graham; Boice and C. Lewla In the afternoon Sacramento evened things up by shotting out the home team. geecmd game R. IL E aTamrata ........ ..........4 4) 1 Oakland : 4 1 Batteriee Ehman end LaLonge; Wlggs and Lewis. Amrricam Deal Glaata. rtwrtat rnaratrk t The -aniaH Boeton. Oct. II The Bnetoa) Red az defeated the New Terk Natlewals ywterday, t to 4. Fpeakers' bit wtantn th game. . eV-eret , R. H. K. P'1r.f 11 1 New Tork 4 T ' t Battrfe Hail and Carrigaa; Am, Ca no la n1 aai tV-hlet. PLANT B ULBS NOW We have just received our import 'shipment of Flowering: Bulbs, and a finer lot of stock never reached Portland. , This is the month to plant, and our pamphlet on bulb culture tells just how to do it - - , f w Thousands of Hyacinths. Tulips, Narcissus, Crocus, Lilies, Iris, Etc. Xe Gante a nilfo. rfwtal r ! as rt famutl, Cy. lc. it. 11 There waa ne game rt a tb t?kf AmrV-rt i4 r wre Niuvn:, io account ef U.e coil. Start a few bulbf now for Winter blooms in tb house. We will tell yoa how to be , uccesfuL A little ii 2Sc apeni :' now .'will pleaie you wonderfully at blooming time. Of course, you need a ew dozen, hundred or a thousand bulbs for a fine display in the yard. We advise you to plant' bulbs in your window or porch boxes. They will be through blooming before Geraniums are reSdy to go in. -. . . , . ' ' . . '.'' N . ' FOR THE FREE USE OF OUR CUSTOMERS we have imported from Germany a " fine collection of large colored lithograph pictures, showing the leading varieties of- 1 Hyacinth , Tulips, Narcissus, Crocuses, etc, in their true natural colors. These will be of great help to you' in making your selection. - If you wish, our salesman will calL , ! ' . ' Just phone us. -' ': t ' v. ' ' : v -. ' ' ' . . ; : OTHER SEASON H ITS. Evergreen Lawn Grass. Fertilizers, Ferns, Palms, Plants, Jard inieres, Gold Fish, Rosebushes. Fruit. Shade and Ornamental Trees ......... - '- i - i . . -. - - - , - ' . I -' V ; Our descriptive and priced Fall Catalogue is how ready. It's a safe guide to buy from, ' for we offer you only such stocks as we know to be especially adapted to this Coast ' i :1692DSt.V Bet. Momson 6 Ydmhill The Htm Seed Store, Phones: Main S::G A SS11 The Bert nice to Trade, j
