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Columbus Club's Monthly Am
ateur. Show Promises
."" Much Amusement.,'
.Eight three round anfateur boxing
matches and . one promising wrestling
match compese the monthly card of the
Columbus club Vhlch will be presented
to the tans In Merrill's hall. Seventh
and Oalt streets," tonight It la sxpaoted
that tine program will eollpse anything
1n the a&atStfr boxrnr UheaVhas been
presented' to the fans this .year. The
advance seat sals Indicates that a large
: crowd win be in attendance, . the last
how making a big hit with the fans.
The card prepared for tonight's fist
fest follows:
- 105 pounds--effeMn, C C ts. Len
Powers. M. A- A. C.
IIS pounds rarrell, CvfJ.'. Bowe,
unattached. 1
- liS pounds Peters s. Tett '
13S pounds-n-Stevena v. Monsor, T. 11.
Cr A. vVvivS? V- .':-: .i?
1S8 'pounds Fran ts vsv "Wheatley.
1 IS pounds McDonald vs. LoratL
IIS pounds Manknrts vs. Baa.
125 pound wrestling Miller, C C, vs.
Fabre, , M,. A. A. C
. ' Porter Tlnds Opponent. , ,
Considerable Interest has been appar
ent In the bout between Porter Tett,
the knockout and Kddls Peters, who re
cently gained a decision over him. Tett
; refused to box unless he was matched
against Peters, and as the latter has
been keeping in trim he was glad. to
accommodate Porter.
Supporters of the Winged It. are en
thusiastic over the chances of their
two entries, Len Powers In the fly
weight class and Leon Fab re In the 12S
pound wrestling division. In faot the
grappling bout la expected to be one
.". of the most Interesting that has been
held this season among amntsurs.
Mankurts, who swims when he Isn't
boxing. Is Is first class jcondttlon and
feels confident of being able to retrieve
the honors Jpat In the last match with
Sax,- a
Jrhe starting gong is scheduled ' to
ng at 8:30 o'clock and it is expected
that one of the largest crowds that ever
gathered at an amateur event of the
kind wUJ be present '
SOLDIER Iff DRAW
VITH JOE CARROLL
California Boxer Is Unable to
. Stop Post Champion ,
Courtney Floors Ellison.
(Special Dispatch ts Th JoorsaLt
Vancouver, Wash., Feb.' 17. Though
with a determination to "get his man."
Joe Carroll, tha California lightweight
boxer, was compelled to permit a draw
in a 10 round contest at the Audi tort urn
last night with Private Prank Jennings
of O company. Vancouver bartactts.. It
wasthe" best xhtbitlortof "boxin get
seen in Vancouver. Both men were
clever fighters, but 'Carroll was con
sidered , the most experienced of. the
two.- ; -. .( vi. . '. ".. .. I
Carroll did most of his fighting when
Jennings was orowded onto the ropes
or into a corner and wss thereby ham
pered In bis movements. Carroll had
decidedly the best of the match In the
first round, and expressions were freely
made that Jennings would not last out
the 10 rounds. Jennings rallied, how
ever, in the second round, and, through
out the fight though receiving. most of
the -punishment, stood erect and guard
ed off Carroll's blows with the adroit
ness Of the cleverest boxers.
Gives Him Jteputation.
Jennings wss carried from theng
on the shoulders of his' friends. That
Jennings should stand for 10 rounds
with one of the best fighters In Cali
fornia is considered sufficient to place
him In the front ranks among the light
weight boxers of the coast.
Oeorge Ellison, colored, champion box
er of the Golden Oats Athletic club of
Portland, took the count In the first
round with Private Courtney of Van
couver barracks. The negro was
stopped with a terrific punch over the
heart' before the fight had progressed
a minute. ; "Chuck" O'ConncIl of Miles
Clfy, Mont, and Eddie Kehoe of San
Francisco, fought a 4 round prelim
inary to a draw. Kehoe la a clean fight
er and withstood much punishment
from the. Miles City lad, who played
entirely on the body. , He fought des
perately in the clinch and the blow
rainea . en Kanoe a ribs Drought re
marks of disapproval from the audl-
enoa.
Bud Anderson ' will V be matched
against "Kid" Monrissey In Vancouver
on February ji.
Pacific f,!onager
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BURNS
PROVES
ONE GREAT LOBBYIST
Olympla, Wash., Feb. 17. To Tommy
- Burns,, former heavyweight champion
In the pugilistic world, must go the
credit of being the most effecrlvr iob
byist of the present-session. Mils pres
ence in Olympla for a few short, data
has aocompllshed for the boxing game,
what no one thought would bs pos
sible to do, namely, the legalising of
ten round contests In this state. .
In the house, the victory has been
"complete. The lineup In favor of the
measure remained Intact upon five
amendments, 61 sticking together from
; start to finish. The bill must stilt go
through the formality of third read
ing before the tins! , rolV (fall is made
on it, bur the battle of Tommy Bums
is practically won in the house."
Boer Mees Redmond Tonight.
Milwaukee, !Wis -Feb. 17. Eager to
get a' crack at Ad Wetgast, the light
weight champion, Boer Unbolt will try
to use Jack Redmond, here tonight as
a stepping stone to his ambitions. Red
mond and : Unhols will meet if or ten
rounds.? If the Boer jwina he jrlll camp
on Wolgasfs trail, demanding a fight
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Harold E. Anthony.
' (Cpeciil Dlisatrk to Tht JarnLl '
Pacific University, Forest Grove, Or.,
Feb. 17.r Harold E. Anthony of Portland-has
been elected to manage Pa
cific's football team for the oomlng
season. Anthony l"a graduate: of Lin
coin high of Portland and In his senior
year there he held the position of editor-
in-chief of the Cardinal. Lincoln s stu
dent publication. He Is a freshman at
Pacific and succeeds L. L. Hope rn his
present position.
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Spokane, Wash., Feb. 17 Bowlers in
30 states In the Union and five western
provinces In Canada have aslared A.
U , Jenkins,-, secretary of 1 th I Western
Bowling congress, that .they will shoot
for ths guaranteed cash prise of $1!00
for the best flv men team at the fifth
annual tournament id Spokane, Decem
ber to It. Mayor Nelson S. Pratt will
roll the first ball. : San Francisco nrom-
Ises the Bergers and the Eugenes and!
tios Angeiea win nave a bunch of root
ers to capture the congress for 112.
Vancouver, B. C, alsjis a contend
er for next year's tourney. R, Lewis
Butter, president of the Spokane Bowl
ing Tournament association, who has
Just returned from an extended eastern
trip, says that more than 300 bowlers
will be entered in the various events
for cash orises. Amon th win k.
teams from Chicago, St. Louis, Phila-
aeipnia ana many otner cities in the
mlddlewestern and eastern stalest
TOO FAST FOR ACADEMY
Allen Preparatory school took a fall
out of Portland Academy at basketball
yesterday afternoon on the T, M. C
floor, SO to II, in one of ths good games
of the season. The prepfi began scor
ing right off the reel and held the lead.
Increasing It all the time.; ..icw -.
Tht game from the start was fast,
The basket tossing at close rang was
poor, while that at long range was ex
ceedingly good. Laswell, Allen's right
forward, made some beautiful horse
shoe shots. Gilbert played a good game
at jfuard, making tw field goals. For
the academy, Bean, who played but part
of the second half, was the star. Hayes
threw the majority of the fouls.
Allen P. S. Position. Portland A
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Laswell F...
Gilbert . ,....G...
Clarin ........... .G .. .
Referee Livingstone.
Bursard
Reed, Bean
Hay
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Robertson
Clever Boys In Fight.
San Eraneisco, Feb., 17. Eight four
round bouts will be staged at Dream
land link tonight by the Whlterock
club. The two principal events are be
tween Willie Ritchie and Charlies Rellly
lightweights, and Ruf us Williams and
Sailor Ed Rowers, welters. A
TO IIJIIUESIS
Williams Will Get McCredie's
Promising Young Pitchers
bother Gossip;
BSEIOHIL
BE SETTLED TODAY
Oregon and Washington, With
Clean Records, Settle tne
v 7 Championship Today. '
was fillBil with f Wintered wood, the
blade also byin? wrecked. Curttsj,
however, succeeded in balancing the air
ship almost lmmertiftteiy and did not
even suffer a decking. -
Manager Nick Williams, sUfff pitch
ers already In hand wll be auguraented
by" a number of the Turnbacks from
the coast league training camp at Santa
Maria, according to Manager Mac's
statement thia morning. The, big fel
low, says that If ho finds any of hie
youngsters aot fast-enoughfori-t he
Class A company but pretty promising
for the Class B organisation, he will
ship' them north when' Williams' camp
opens about the middle of March here
In Portland.: ,;'-" rwvr,;-;:--
The illness of Red Wright, the big
Clevelandef " who , wrote : Manager - Mao
that he was 111 and would, ha -unable to
play this yearf if ever again, has made
noie in wuuams' siair ana u wui
be necessary to do soma tall hustling
to fill it up. Mad Is undecided yet
whether he wilt see If the present bunch
of pitchers signed measure up to the
standard - or send east for another
slabster. - t -
Duel of Postal, Cswda.
Buddy Ryan and Artie Krueger are
engaged tnJ a postal card duel, which
promises Interesting developments when
the pair come together at Santa Maria.
Artie sent word to Ryan that he was
tired of playing: all of Jeft field' and
two-thirds of center, whereupon Buddy
Immediately dispatched an answer to
the effect that . be would' demand a
bonus of Manager McCredie if he had
to play center and left field this year,
Cbadbonrne la DeaL'' '
Chester Chadbourne, the new fielder
secureq Jy Mcureaie aner ne nao oe-
come a Tree agent. Is mlxod up in a
three-cornered affair that leaves Provi
dence out In the cold. After Chadbourne
accepted McCradle's terms he signed a
contract with Providence. Providence
then sold Hoffman to Oakland, and the
National commission decided that Chad-
bourne belonged to Portland. Provi
dence now has to scurry for a -new out'
fielder. Chadbourne is a left handed
thrower which helps him Immensely in
fielding batted balls quickly. Short hit
balls Into right field cause the batter
to hurry when Chad Is on the job.
Goes to Chattanooga.
Pitcher Mayberry, whom Clevelsnd off
fered to McCredie, will pitch for tfi
Chatanooga club thia coming season.
Jewish Club Winner.
' By winning Wednesday night's baa
ketball game from Oak grove, the Jew.
Ish Boys' Athletic club made It two
out of three games won this season
from Oak Grove. The teamwork of the
Jewish boys far outclassed that of Oak
Grove. '
' (Special Dispatch to Th Journal.) '
University ' of Oregon, Eugene, .Feb.
17-Tonlght and tomorrow, the Univer
sity of Oregon: basketball team will meet
the: crack five from the university ox
Washington in what wilt -probably be
the deciding games of the conrerencu
sertear-STTrrrrT
Oregon's nlayers have Just returned
from a tour of ths inland empire, where
they were victorious in all .of their six
games.' ,iv:v-iA'K,-: W-il J J-.-v
Washington also made a ciean sweep
of the inland colleges. This would in.
dlcate that the coming games wiu na
closely fought On the Inland trip the
Oregon team scored 14f points to their
opponents' 7 . These points were made
as follows: - ' . . .
Oregon. Sl,v Whitman college 15. .
-Oregon St. Whitman college II.' ' '
Oregon S7, Idaho 10.
Oregon II, Idaho 16.
. Oregon S3, W. S. C. 1. , ;
Oregon 2. W. 8. C o.
The Oregon squad has : gone into
strict training and Coach Hayward Is
bending every effort to make the team
a succesa The lineup wui proDabiy re
main the same as it has been in the
previous games: - Jamison F, Walker
(F), Fenton (O, uime iu), ana
KG). '
CURTISS HYDROPLANE
INJURED BY WIND GUST
Ban Diego, VFeb. IT Whils trying
out his sixty horsepower hydroplane
here shortly before noon yesterday, Avi
ator Glenn II. qurtiss was caugnv in
a slight gust of wind Just off North
Island and attempted a landing-, which
damaged his machine, though :, he es
caped injury.::" -: ; . .'; ;-. .
- The propeller of the water craft was
broken, being caught by a wars as he
struck the water. Instantly the air
Overall Pitches Opening Game.
Chicago, Fetf.,v 17. Frank Chance,
manager of thS Cubs, returned here to
day and denied that Orvle Overall In
tends to quit baseball. He declared Over
all would pitch the opening game of
the season, and that e will Join the
team in training at New Orleans. .
; Journsl Want Ada bring results.
SPECIAL TRAIN SATURDAtS
To Clatsop Beach Points.
Hotels at Gearhart and Seaside are
open all year. Splendid sslt air resorts
for winter rest and. recreation. Astoria
tt Columbia River R. R. trains, t s. m.
dally, 1:30 p. m. Saturday. Round .trips
S3 week end; ft dally.
Ye Oregon Grille ;
Special engagement Hendler. Boy
Wonder Pianist Every night this week
after p. m. , ' .
Mendota and Rock Springs ooaf the
best. Alblna Fuel Co. E-18J. C-1117. .
ML iAfiGEL COLLEGE TO
PLAY Y. f.l. C. A. SPARTANS
(SoeclU Dlipatdk tt "Tie Joarail.)
Mount Angel College, Mount Angel
Or., Feb. 17 The college basketball
team will again meat the T. M;JC. A.
Spartans of Portland; on the local floor
next Sunday afternoon. .The Spartans
Were defeated "badly by' Mount Angel
last week, and considerable Interest Is
being shown in this game, as ths Port
land boys are coming back determined
to win, ' ...
With the forthcoming game the col
legians will In all likelihood lose -their
season. The year has been a very good
one for Mount Angel, as thsy aave met
and defeated nearly all opponents. Van
Loo, the big- center, who was used so
effectively against Willamette and other
teams, will again be played... .
YOUuG CLC0D3 TO R.LI
f.:o:;0?LANE WITH AUTO
Los Angeles, Feb.; 17. To settle a
lengthy dispute. Harry Ilarkness, driv
ing bis Antoinette monoplanev will race
Oscar Wernes In a 90 horsepower auto
mobile for a S1000 side bet at the Los
Angeiea motordrome shortly Whether
the rsVe will be for one or five miles
has $t been deciOtal. ; i t . ' ,
Pylons will be lllt at each turn and
Harkness will be compelled to pass
outside of them., v v - - .
They will be set SO feet Inside the.
track rail to offset the disadvantsge
he will be under in rounding the turns
with his larger machine. ;,. , . v
, Only One "xitOKO QTmmra."
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COLUMBUS CLUB
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FRIDAY EVE, FEB. 17
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Tickets on sale at
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OTTO BZXO of Fort Stevens, lis lbs.,
JACK 9VAti of Oakland. CL, 161 Ibi.
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