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Nearly All Critics Agree on-thc
ir Best Football Players in
Northwest a . .
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HIS BILLIARD LEAD
v Nin football .Berfbes and eoachs
hav ubmitted their AU-Northwest
eelBctlonB far the season 1911. and
with - one or two excpUon they are
pretty f eDeraily the Barne. t In lb Ae
of end positions there were thie play
ere who got four rotes each In other
positions players were switched about,
so that it im really fcsrd to get a positive
line on the corapoaite selection, !. llow-
ever, there ts.no question about "thi'ee' of
the selections, Taylor thq Orep-'T) 'half
back; Polly Grltmnv the ' 'Wat !rs-ton
.tackle, and Laird, the Washington (?tate
guard, who polled. very vote cast.-
Keck of Oregon Aggies and'EaKins of
Washington were the next nlglwit, get
tlnr ftighfr vots fc.hi : Dunn o'cpregon
Aggies and Latourette pf Ofgoa were
.chosen' in the Bymposiuna by one vote.
The Journal's AU-Northwtit 'eleTen,
chosen by its sporting editor last Sun
day morning, named - Punul; -center;
-Laird and Bailey, guards; Pv Orimru and
Kakins, tackles; Huwlley and iHichacI,1
ends, Taylor and Vvx, halresL Cvj le,
quarter, and Keck, fullback. . ',t
Mani" of , the coaches did" iiot follow
out the old idea of namlpg -players, on
elevens other than their -ownj but se
lftctd their star bien,' For' inp,onta
Osthoff of Washington Btate : wa
.Laird and the two Harters. -Lati .sad
a upanimous seleotlon.- but Jlirtcr Just
pold enough votos td secure, a com-'-poalte
posltjoa by 060101X8 choice. J'or
left guard there were only "four' votes'
for two men, Harter and Grbut Some
critics,, the writer for example, tnb.ved a
- tackle Into guard position for. the time
. being.,. But according to this composite
method il-f. man played tackle aU sea
son and was not quite so good as two
other tackles, but si;ed up better than;
i any s other guard, he may " be u&placed.
The composite selections follow:
- uentcr tmnn, u, a. u t6;. narter,
W. & CU (!.-
sLeft guard-J.. Harter, W. -8 (J),
Grout, tT. of O., (1).
Itipht guard Laird. W.' a" C 19),
Griffith, If, Of V! (1).. .r'
, Left tackleP, Grim, V. of W,' (8J.
Hunter, W. S. C (1). ,
Right .tackle Eaklns, U. ofW, 48),
Eallpy. U. of (J). ,
Left end W. Grimm, TJ. o W, (4)1
Michael,' U. of O.. (4)."
' Right end Huntley. 0. A." C. (Of
Galbraith. W, S. G.. (2). -'
Quart r Lautorette, tJ. Of'O (S),
Cqyle.U. of W. (4. - ' - v
'' Left half Cox, Whitman, (),MaJn,
p. of Q.. ). - v :
, Klght half-Taylor, .U ojr -Ov- ),
Lurtdstrum,; U. of. lAl).
. Fullback-Keck. O. A.- C, (8).
Those whr took part In naminj the
Tarioua elevens are:' Robert A Cronln,
Of The Journal; -W. X Petrain, of the
Tortland Oregonian; -J. Newton Colver,
of the Spokane Spokes'man-Review,
George Varnfll, of. the Spokane Chroni
cle, and Roscoe Fawcett of the .Spokane
Inland Herald, and five coaches, Doblo
of Washington, Osthoff of Washington
State, McCaaof Whitman and Griffith
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This Dite In Sport AnnaK '
3873 At New Tork. Albert Marnier
defeated , Cyrllle - Dion, billiards, . for
challenge cup. thtve ball game. ?
1895 At Maspeth, 1 1 Gcorg La
Tigxe defeated Joe Walcott in 15 round a,
. 1896 At Ban Francisco, Robert Ftts
ilmmoM lost on a foul to Tom Sharkey
in tho eighth round. - ,
1898 At Philadelphia, vTommT ftymn
"and Tommy West fought six rounds; no
decision. , v.',"
. 3901 At Milwaukee, Battling Nelson
and Joe Percent, fought a six round
draw.
190 At Philadelphia. ' Jack Johnson
and Joe Jeannette fought six rounds; no
deciaion. ,
Journal Want Ada bring remslts.
'"Chlok'V Wright put it all over W. C
Dunlway, th locar pride. In their han
dicap billiard mat.cn last night at the
Waldorf. Wright completed his second
string of 400, whio Dunlway was do
lnc.144 points.'? Wright's high run was
79, while Dunlway put up a high run
of 2. ,
Wright now has a two point total of
800 points, while, Duni way's grand total
is SSL -By the terms of the handicap
Duniway"a total would have been SOO,
making him 109 points to the bad.
The match will close tonight The
usual . large orowd ...witnessed the
matches." " ? "
BERKELEY.WILL PLA V
: . . VICTORIA FOR TITLE
Victoria, B. a, " Doc, J. .That the
Berkeley university rugby "team will
visit Victoria t. maet the British Co
himbia champions v for: the Keith cup.
Which, is the,, symbol of Pacifio coast
supremacy, there la no further doubt
The guarantee It is necessary to raise
before the Southerners may leave Cali
fornia, will be-procured and the three
matches' will take place here . during
Christmas Wfft " '
, The dates have not yet been fixed. '
. Yesterday a reply was received from
the students of California advising they
would, come as, soon as the necessary
money was posted and It was at once
placed In the bank, thus binding the big
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WILLIE HOPPE, PICKED
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1 New York. Deo.' S. Rlllhird' enthnnl.
asta pick Willie' Hoppe to win easily
from theVteran Owore-e flloraon tn thol-r
match now being played here. Hoppe
Fin pegin xomgnt s piay with, a lead pf
281. ,,The youngster's showing In the
first block, which lie won bv 600 to 807
was marvelous He established a new
record, avoragirtg S3 5-1 5. Tha ' former
average high record was held by.'Ivea
Wltn- 31 and a fraction.
, The match is at U.l baflt Kna'
WOULD PROHIBIT PASS , 1
:QVEB,SCBIMMAGE LINE
NeJf York. Dec, 2. The' abolition of
the forward pass over, the line of scrim
mage and the reduction of the distance
to bo gained, from ten to seven yards.
aro- the ; most -' Important changes for
next year that should be made, accord
ing to George Sanford. the man who
built Yale's marvelous tlcfense this sea
son. Sanford also would revise the
role to permit's runner to "tack onto
a playv m hitting the Una ;
WINTER LEAGUE TEAM ' :
. GETS BIG BRUSH MAN
- San Diego Dec. S.-Milanage1 Palmer,
Of the local winter' league sbaseball
team anounced that Dolly Gray, piteher
on the ; Washington - American league
team' has-signed to play with the locals
Demnjvjng January L
Palifier . has Carson of the Vernon
team, ? Stewrfrt of San Francisco and
Klllilay, who goes to the Boston Anyrt-
canB next year, jsn til pitching, staff.
Chjmmie's Column
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Extra! Majiagor McCredle has
"Browpiat" ,: the. Beaver 1 mascot - ? Wac
does pot;t know " lust which : team
"Brownie" will carry bats fon but nev
ertheless HcCre'die how's signs of being
worried over tne mascot st ran uro to re
turn his contract" Don't worry, Adonis.
WelL' say yon can talk about your
lovers I never saw a man in my life
who oould make i.hem klsxf hng and love
each other like this' chap "Chick" Wright
did last night' at the.- Waldorf billiard
parlors. ' - t ' " '
"Eheese 'nnd crackers,'' how ho sent
those Ivory balls rolling over that green
laDieiv 11 loujceo as. n mere was a mag
net In all three balls.- They-couldn't
stay jaway from; each ether. r ?r"",T'
He rolled 'them as high as 71 last
night Did it Just as easy, What does
Wright care for a ..couple of points?
well, x snouia say ne aoe not . .
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To show yon ; how muh of : a . real
sportsman he is, once he fouled . a ball
on his sixtieth point and nobody in the
immense throng saw it but himself, hot
ho Is made of that honest stuff and
very nicely took his seat in favor of
Mr. Dunlway.- .
' Dunlway some gontk shot himself,
but the greatness of "Chick" Wright is
too much for our local wlelder of the
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Now for a little baseball.
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i A letter from TT. Gene Rubber Krapp
In Detroit says that be wishes he was
back on the Rue de Washington once
again. He never Stops telling "the folks
about the nice ; things, we have out 'in
the west Gene will report to Cleve
land March L; ,.
Krapp 'says that., evaryboaji wante
to sea tna wieaai,ne receivea xor Ming
on the " pennant winning team of the
Pacific Coast league Gene saif ,tbat as
they wert to bVjnada out of . a'iyery'
select "gold," ti would' be some wbtye .be
fore they discovered where this gold sis
located.: I guess lyes.' I think the gold
la locatedbetwaen Albina Incllqe and
the top of "Council Crest' '
It 1 not so very long before the" tesm
will be going on Its spring trainingtrtp
and then for some fun Everybody W1U
a-rab on to the papers each night look
ing r good news from tho aoene of
war. You will want to know whether or
not the tw triers are as good as we had
ihst year. Itow the new lnfleldors are
and over bo many other things.
Tomorrow U the day that yon can
see a real ' live football gam at the
Vaughn street grounds. It is sura to be
a great battle. ' ,
'A largetv'crowd than attended the U
of 0.-Multnomah game is apt to be on
band, if the weather hi decent so get
out there early and see what is coming
off, when Washington and Lincoln High
mix.'
WnjihfciFtnti anrt T.mnnm -aMU titrht it
outfor thr chamnlonshiir of the Scho-
lastic- Football league tomorrow after
noon, and from the enthusiasm over the
game It; Is expected that : th largest
crowd of the season" will be in attend
ance to watch the young football gladi
ators, ,. , :--!)
,Tbat there may be no question about
tha merit of the winning team's scores.
the schools hava agreed on B. Warner,
Cornell, and Oregon's coach last season,
will ; b the referee. The , umplra will
be X3. W; Falrweather, former All-Weit-em
.tackle jfrnra lUlnols unlvarsity. Bill
Hunt, Cornell, who assisted Warner at
Oregon last year, will be field Judge and
Hugh uoya wiu jprooably da selected' as
head ' linesman. v 'f -y " ; :
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- i ncre is an . intense rivalry over me
game. . Washington holds a game over
Lincoln by s, 5 to 0 score, but that was
early in the seaeon and th: weat aldera
are determined to reverse it In tomor
row's" post eeason game for the cham
pionship. .Lincoln has sent out a quiet
up to expect a surprise "and .the fans
are on the1 qui viva. Coach Earl of
Washington thinks he has the greatest
high school team in the northwest , "
CHAMPIONSHIP GAME
GOMES OFF TOMORROW
' New York, Dpe, 1 John " T. Brush,'
president of the local National LeaguV
baseball club, - who Is on his way to
SSn Antonio Texas, to spend the winter,
In n interview Just before ha started
for the -south, said he -was greatly
pleased, wfth tha baseball outlook for
next season. :. f , " ! -'
Kmta, certainly t well; eatUflad with
tha pl-ospects for next year, said Brush,
"and I believe tha Giants will make a
great showing."' .. ' . a . t
- Lrush intimated that he Expected tha
team would "stand par and that there
would be very little money spent for
new material. . Considerable attention
will be paid, however, to developing the
men who wope the New York uniform
last yeari .. . .
Washington has probably a shade In
experience and a pound in weight but
the age isthe some. By 'the way the
"Links" have i beerc coming these last
few weeka It ls a tossup; aa to which
la the better eleven. Washington has
beaten 1 Lincoln, but i Lincoln did a
trick Washington could not accomplish,
the defeat pf Columbia university. ;
Those who have followed football at
the two schools for years, say the teams
are the, best that ever represented them.
It will be the last appearance of sever
al stars, among them Toomey and O'Neill,
tha .best end and guard in the league,
for , Lincoln, and Parsons, Cornell and
jTraaler for Washington. ' .
The tickets are on sale at Howe &
Martin's drug store and there' has been
a heavy demand on them ever since
they ' were placed , . pn sale. ' ' ' ' v
UThe Whistle i will start the game ex
actly at 2:30 j o'clock and -the periods
will be the usual . IS minute quarters,
with three minutes' rest ihetween : the
first and second. 10 minutea' rest be
tween .the second ni third, . and ythree
minutes' more between the third and
fourth, t
JACKJO
UNSON FULL
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BROie RIB MAY GET.
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Annapolis, Md. Doo, J. The gameneus
of Quarterback Ingram C Howell of the
victorious naval academy football team
in playing through the army game with
a broken rib, probably, will win for him
tha captaincy of the navy: team in 1911.
The little , quarterback, at the end
Of the first period la the game learned
that his rib was. brokerf. but he refused
to quit the .game. Howell's injury Is
being watched fop fear that'a lung may
have been pierced by the broken bona
aadj infection started.
Supporters of the navy datm.. the
championship.', '" Annapolis ' beat West
Point 3 to 0; Army beat Yale decisively,
and Yale Jbeat Princeton and tlod with
Harvard.
Chicago, ' Deo. X Champion Jack
Johnson blosaomed-out as areal cap
italist today, when he secured an option
on property valued at 880,000 at State
and , Thirty-first streets. ; It was ex
pected the deal would be completed to
day. , ...-
Tha property consists of an auflltori
urn, two dance halls 'and Several lodge
halls, ' Johnson surprised many sports
who have been saying that he has been
Wasting bis' money and was about broke,
by Showing that he has an account of
$185,000 In a local bank. - - ,
Byraouae freahxnea are instructed in
rowing by Coach Jim Ton Eyck as a
part of their gymnaatlo work and tha
plan J working tmX siKJoossfully. !
' MTlprs" ' Play Turners.
' C. Y. M. C. "Tigers" basketball toaSn
will play the Turners in., tha gym of
the latter - team Friday evening. The
game was scheduled for Tuesday eve
ning hut it was necessary to postpone
It as the Turners were unable ( to get
tho floor for Tuesday.
TO EXTEND MEDFORD-
' . -JACKSONVILLE LINE
N.-F. Barftum, owner of the irtx mile
railroad between, Medford and Jackson
vllle, will extend the road a distance of
1ft miles into tho : Apptegata ' valley,
George A. Kyle, until recently ehlef en
gineer for the Orvgon Trunk line, but
now engaged in general -engineering,
will have charge of tho construction
of the extension. . . ; .
, The present motive power of tho road
consists of two ateam locomotives and
two gasoline -motor cars,' and mixed
freight and passenger trains are oper
ated. Orders for equipment to satisfy
tha needs of the extension will be placed
at once, as it is Intended to hava tha
new Una ready for operation next sum
mer. rt ' , ' '
4, The line will be a feeder te both the
Hill and Haniman systems. Grading
will . be started ' at once. The survey
runs through a level country, and con
struction will be ensy.
raw
HIIT!ICIIQD!Pin?l
HUM OUU! lUIUli
Easterners Think He Is Cooking
":'Up- Third Major
, League.
' By Manhattan.
New York, Dec S. As Russian-Jao-
an war correspondents used to putklt
mere are "persistent rumors" tn resB)Ct
to a third major, baseball league.1 A
number of well known players have
bobbed in and ont of the city of late
and they , are suspected of , coof erring
with men said to be back of the schemes.
Gleason and Col Ewlnsr an nn.rtnprs
In , SA- Francisco. ? Gleaebn clalm. t
have leased a plot twenty minutes from
Herald Square, where he can throw up a
ball park in., time for . next - spring's
opening. ".:-,': ':? : .'
players over the third league proposi
tion, and the supposition is that Gleason,
backed by Tex TUckard and other1 west
ern men, are ready and willing ts take
D. Fletcher's.' contracts off hia hands
and establish , the : nucleus of a third
big league organization.
Gleason was in Buffalo and went so
far aa to. offer $3S,00fl for the playing
ground of tho Bisons, , providing he
could get the eastern league team
thrown in. Buffalo is figured upon as
a portion of the new league,'
' Rehton coal is best It's washed. Costa
less, burns best l Trnscott Fuel Co.,
wholesale agents, 18 th and Overton, M.
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, ' YTflson Bujs Another Horse
Lexington, K!yV Dec. 2- &raina, trot
ter, a cup winner tn these parts in mat
inee rapes,, has been purchased by Diik
Wilson, of Portland, Or, for J25O0. .
itfy'l s'sSt-. '"' " 'i.'T"'- f :'
Kansas t'ity Offers $10,000 for ' a
wrestling bout between Hackenschmtdt
and Yusslf Mahmout the Turk, ; The
Russian Lion is touring: the east and
will go we early next year. ,. He is
on a foqr months' toot. mmmmm
Association v
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