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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND. WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCH 15, 1911. weight event, B. N. Hawley, who will take point in the broad jump, And Baker and Weatherford. who have done etated that the Western Canada tl V. league', comprising the cities of V;i couver, Victoria, Calgary and Klmun ton, would positively be running m xt season and that bids would be ir.al( i every high class hockey ptayer In the game. H said there would be no sal ary limit. This sunaet league will be, bound to have It effect on th hookey in eastern Canadian leagues, for there Is no question bUt that, these western cities will attract many of th eastern stars. . . ms mm- IUa. Trcclt Field, B rm I ill good work In the sprints, will be among those representing the college. HEAVYWEIGHTS CLASH : IN OAKLAND TONIGHT .Oakland. March IS Fight fan are ex Three Promising Memle Team pecting a treat tonight when Gunboat Smith and Walter -Monahan, heavy weight, clash - before - th . Oakland Wheelmen's club. Monahan will be seconded by Champion Jack Johnson, Jack will referee th preliminary bout between Jimmy Fox and Eddie Campt WILL ATTRACT HIGH BURNS HOT ON TRAIL - OF CHAMPION W0LGAST San Francisco, March 18. Jack Per- kins, manager of Frankle Burns, th crack Oakland lightweight, is today hot on th trail of Champion Ad Wolgnat. Perkins has decided to accept most any f old terms offered for bis protege t meet Adolph and the lad' may meet her in a 20 round bout March 81, Cohn Issues His Final; Co lumbus Can't Have Pitcher, , " Says Magnate, . Vancouver Will Be Scene, of :' Ring .Battles Next Friday Night. , CLASS HOCKEY MEN Nelson, B. C March 11.- Frank Pat- rlck on hi return . from Vancouver V QPli FOUR HOT FIGHTS Joseph . P. Cohn, owner of th Bpo .? kane Nortlwtern leatfu team has a determination. 7T0 win the , 1911 pen nant for th Indiana Is one of them, but that is merely art Incident. What j is worryinit the Upeball magnate most - now Is the Independent attitude of Bchwenck. .one of his pitchers. Th twirler la now In Louisville and Mr. Cohn saya that his man will either play ' this season with the Spokane, team or he will not play at ell. ."Columbus haa wired me, making a proposition to buy .... Sohwenck. - but I , have refused, to let him go. - t - rJ - """" "Speaking- of pennants," said the base ' ball aharli. "we don't win them in. April - up our way 'as, some Ather sharps do '1 that I knowiof1 we win them in "Octo ber. You- can say'for me that the Spo kane Indiana will be there all the way. I have a fine bunch of boys lined up, and by the time the winnowing process la over there will not be a weak spot left among in the aggregation If I and my Captain Oatdelk can help It - - " ' That Beal 11 state Joke.- -) -Mr. Cohn' sally' about coming, to Portland -to buy real estate came very near costing him real money. The two days the Spokane ma.n Epent lrt port" land In conference with David Dug-dale f the Seattle team and passenger traf fic of flclals of the northwestern rail road lines ware strenuous ones. After ' the real estate canard came out a doien or more of enterprising agent of aore- , age and town lots camped on the Spo kane man's trail. They; thought It : strange that a Spokane man should come down to Portland to . buy real estate. Of course they did not think It atrange that a Seattle man should '.want to acquire Portland property. But the sharks were soon disposed of when Mr. Cohn finally unbosomed the seal - purpose of hirvlsl namely, baseball business, ---r- 'j-'A. j As a matter of fact Messrs. Dugdale and Cohn cam to this city, with their pockets bulging with faots and figures. The figures they presented to the rail road bosses In their argument- for- one-and-a-thiid fare for the Northwest ern league teams.: Tha fact are for the roads to determine. It was ex- - plained to the passenger'representatlve that the Portland. SeatU. Tacopia," "Van couver, Vlotorla and Spokane teams will - travel In the aggregate this season, 447,60s. mile. Victoria lead with total of about 160,000 miles. Portland, Tacoma and Spokane team will travel approximately TS.000 mile each.; On this showing the teams. It was argued, were rightly entitled to a special priv ilege, something after the concession that is made to the Pacifio Coast league teams on their trip to and from the . COaiUftlU..a. .. mmm wtfwjftijtyaiH :' ..!i!tlest X Sudden, fr. . .The, request came rather, suddenly for the 'railroads. The Northwestern league is comparatively new and this was theirst time that the roads had ever been asked to grant any favors to the exponent of the great national ame. , fflnal decision' was deferred un- . .til the heads of the' various lines of , ine northwest can Hear rrom their chiefs. Several day will be taken un In correspondence on this subject before a definite answer can be given. Mr. .Cohn, before; leaving for his home yes terday expressed confidence, however, that the request for the low rate would ba granted. - . t That name ""roadster" a applied to f Nick" William bunch doe not pleas .XT fnkn "I , la a. nl.ainu k. mm ,w hii.iiviiisi, aiv V W. 'The Portland team will be on the so only about 800 to 1004' mile further than Bpokane. ' So ' far as I am con erned I would be only too willing to play more times at Portland. But the Pacific Coast league will not permit the , Northwestern league to appear her on. any dates, that conflict with their own appointment. t. . "It 1 sunny,, old Spokane for the In dian thi year., The team - will not leave that salubrious climate to eeek the. balmy akle ' of California. ' I will av my boy out on the diamond next Sunday for their flrst.ryout.", he added. TO WHIP AD VOLGAST New, York,, Maroh II. Following his clean cut victory over Owen. Morun. . fight fans today, were agreed that Packy McFarland 1 the cleverest lightweight J hat has performed In. New York for, nany a day. Even the most loval fol lower of "Knockout Brown". dmlted that the Chicago man promised better than their idol,: and many expressed - .th. ballet that Pasky could pick Cham- -pion woigast to piece "In 80 rounds. Had the! fight gone 12 round Instead of ten, McFarland would have disposed of Koran via ihTcnockOiit route, the trltles ssser Not only did McFarJaml land cleaner punches In the long range 'boxing, but he made Owen look like a i novice, iti the Infighting, at which thi JBriton is. supposed to excel. .-,;; ; , 3 McFarland sapped Moran's Strength twith wicked body blow. In the seventh ,Faoky sent Owen reeling : with two .rights to the jaw and Morsn had to . hold on tight - to keep ..from being put lo sleep, -. i' ; ' ' "return track" meet" ! WITH P. U. PLANNED Arrangement were completed ye .terday for a roturn Indoor track and field meet between the local T. M. C. ;A. and Pacific University . to be" held on' the local floor March tl. - In the Tlat meet, .which wa held at Foret Orove during February, the association -won on a doubtful margin by the score . ;of 40 to 7. Owlnf to the fact that one i of ; the v university, runner failed to run "the required distance In the re lay race the team was disqualified After ,wlnnlng by several feet. Had tlo meet stood as It was finished without the relay j-acC pacific would have been two -point in the lead, 87 to 35. . i ,.Tbe event i rot'Jh jretura.. meet are; .The th yard daslv 25 yard hurdle, 220, 440,' 880 .and mile runs,-pole vault, high Ju,mp; shotput and relay race. . Another track meet will be held on "the local floor March 19 between the rortland Acadcrny and the X. M. C A. Iho events will be the same. mm me It Arlett: la a young semi-pro twlrler that McCredl picked s up around San Francisco and he show, more promise than any other recruit in the camp, with the possible exception of "Bill" Russell. Arlett will likely land a steady staff position. 11 'Bill" Rodger, late of the Connectl- A. G. Spalding Team Guests of Honeyman Hardware - uompany; - 5 What 1 a victory without the presen tation of the silver; cupT What 1 a vlotory without a banquet folio win? .ii; v,,-i,4. ... ?, v Ask the member of the A. G. Spald ing Indoor baseball champions who were laft night the guau of the iHoneyman Hardware company at a spread In the Bower hotel In honor of -th team's magnificent record last season. During th season th team lost but two game. The climax of a series of brilliant per formance wa the defeat of the Port land Beaver. Those present at the ban quet weret W, B. Carlson, who present ed the uver trophy cup; w. is. Bar tholomew, manager of the team; Um pire Ed Sbockley, Arch Parrott, d. Wlndeler and th following player on the team : Raymon . Beagle, Paul Hen-' deraon,: George Pembrooke," Ed Magee, Perry. Austin, William Beagle, .captain of the team, Jack Tauscher, Hugh Me Hale, Harry , Coolty, Colly Druhot and Frank Shaw.- ,.:. U-c; WASHINGTON HIGH WINS . . TITLE FROM - COLUMBIA '- By defeating the Columbia Univer sity - basket ball team ; yesterday, th Washington high school .won the in- teicholastlccnftmplonshlp of Porti The-- core-jwa-iJ-ttr-HrrColUmBIa seemed to 1 have lost Its oldtim vim. while th winning team seemed to play with 'unusual dash, In th last two minute of th play Washington threw four basket, Captain George alone cored II point. The gam was played on the Y. M. C A. floor. ; - Police Stop Fight. v I Victor, .Col.; Taarch.- 11. The polio laat night (topped, the scheduled ; 10 round bout between Kid. fife of New Tork and PeUr Jsrssn. th "Battling Dane? of Denver, At th ad of th first round. , , The annual Amateur Athletic Union track and field championships will be held . at Pittsburg probably at Forbe Field,' the home of the Pittsburg Nation al . league team. , They will take place on Friday, June 10, and Saturday, July 1, The junior contests will be held on Fri day and the senior event on Saturday,' It 1 hoped the -early date will attract many of th college athletes. Last year New Orleans held the event October 14 and II.' ,i - M , . ' t , A "bill recently introduced In the Cat If omla legislature by Senator Blrdsall prohibit the shooting of game or gam bird with automatio ehotgun or pump gun. - statiatlo compiled . by eastern organization Interested tn the move ment estimate , the output of - Ihotgun shells -by; the four -largest .amunltlon companies last ya at 771,000,000. Th number of pump and automatio shot guns manufactured during th same year wa approximately 17,000, - Germany, whloh Is oonfidehi of se curing th 1916 Olympic gam despit th action of Cleveland in announcing It desire to noid tn contests, la fast com Ing Into prominence in athletlo and the record of meet held In 111 ft t tntn. IHDOOR "CHAW1PS" U A B1MIET : SPORT COMMENT cant"of the 'nfocresa" belna made! Thr1l ". Morrissey. 138 .lbs. ;vs. Bad were 110" athletic' meets held and 23 of them were International affairs. There were 20,400 entries to th meet and In tin event alone the , relay race from - . w - Potsdam to Berlin there . were-. 1400 starters. , ... eft to right Arlett, Roger, .Archer. cut league, wilt be the star of the team according to different player of the squad. Bill is a heady player and a fast man on the bags. :? What position Rodger will play Is still . undecided. Different report come from the train ing, camp each day and each haa a dif ferent position for the Connecticut league player. It 1 thought that I Spokane,. March' 18. A United States bowling tournament, a 80 day event which will eclipse anything ever staged in the world, will be held In San Fran cisco In 116, during the Panama Pa cifio exposition. . Over,, 100 five man team are expected' to compete for a cash prise of between $2800 and $8000. The San Francisco meet is expected to be the only one held during nil, all gongrease combining for the big tour ney, v .' -.; : V:V . ..V. - The above announcement wa made this morning by President Harry Leah of the Western Bowling congress, who has already opened negotiations with Secretary Kaph of the American Bowl ing congress and other prominent bowl ing official. , , - Tuesday night'- rolling in th W., B. C. tournament . wa medioore, the only change being in the two man event, Croix and Dvorak of Spokan forging o the front, (coring llllr - Th work of the Portland and Vancouver five was disappointing, the Rose' City team scor ing 2837 and the Oregon rolling I4S8, PORTLAND SKATER WINS FIRST LEG IN CONTEST Roy, Fuller,' Portland crack roller skater, carried ; off th honors In the first leg of the six; day race which Started lest, night at the Oaks Park rink,. . His viqtory over Melville Weln- garten, San. Francisco champion two mile skater of . the , Pacifio coast, was gained only., by a small-margin. , The Portland lad, who had kept close behind his speedy opponent hp until the last lap of the ' race, gave magnificent spurt, which placed him thre feet in mhiriealirWegarn-wasnab-4o regain his lost advantage. The judge' pistol rang out Just as the two men wer bending every effort to outdo the Other. ; Jo Farrell was a close third. Each racer oovered 108 and a fourth laps,. or approximately 10ft mil In $0 minute. ' Th other contender negotiated th following distance:. '.Ed Holt, 101 lap; Jacobson. 18; Chlch Woodslde, . Sen Francisco, 98; ' Sohrlver, Seattle, 'II; Hagendor, Seattle, ; and Stewart, : Port land, 0.'-r":S'"'V:'-:. r-r-.:--!-rV , Several hundred people witnessed the race which was free from fouling and thrilling at all, time. From the crack of th starter's gun, th men hit a fast pace and held to it for the entire dis tance without hacdly an Instant' let up. On every stretch the racer would turn on all the Juice possible and some pretty spurts were witnessed at every round. The spectators gav vent to their approval by rounds of applause and during Intervals the band played stirring airs. --y:. V"vv:v'. ' C v ,.But for an accident which put him out of the running so far a flrat plac was concerned, Ed Holt, a Portland boy, might have been a serious - contender for th bonors. Holt tripped . and fell heavily. He sustained an Injury but bravely picked himself together anl continued the race to the end, losing but-four laps, on the three leaders. The race will be continued tonight at 1:11 o'clock. . ' Niftf Player, Thejr Say. v , . Ban Francisco, March IS. Baseball fanatic were agreed to day that 'Trls Speaker, center fielder of th Boston Red Sox, is on of th niftiest player ever seen in action on a San Francisco diamond.' : Speaker mad five trips to . 15 ROUND Boxing: Contest at ; AOTiTOBirnw. VAjrco-rmra, tinder Auspices of I TAJrCOTJVTIl ATiELETIfl CT.TTH , . . A . . AMjkM . II. A " : . Main 'Rntit.fcrf- 3 4-HOtTin) PJUELlMIirAJtTXg 38 Rounds of Honing and every round a sorap. Ticket on- Sal at pchlller's, Eschle ana Mf? conen s v-igar stores; Uo. ts Thomasi Vancouver, Wash, , . FRISCO TO GET BIG BOWLING DURNEY Rodger will land the second base post tlon. Frank Archer, the only southpaw Mc Credle ha landed to date, looks veiy promising and may fill the shoe of vean Gregg to a nicety. , -Archer ha fielded hie position In great style and McCredle think that Archer will be a sensation in the Coast league. th bat, got four hit and wa robbed of a perfect score only by a circus div by Melchoir In the gam with th Ssais yesterday, .... A Hat With Character STYLE, QUALITY AND WORKMANSHIP ARE UNEXCELLED THE NAME ISA. GUARANTY Ben Selling LEADING CLOTHIER. MORRISON AND FOURTH Denver, Omaha KahsasCity, St. Louis FAST TRAINS . The entire central and .southeast section Is reached by tht complete train system 6f the North Bank road, Northern Pacific and Great Northern Railways, and Burlington Route. The latest patterns of equipment meet the requirements of every class of travel The line passes through the heart of the. fruit, mineral, stock and grain districts, ' ; . . , , . , LEAVE PORTLAND 8:00 A. M. AND 7:00 P.M. North Bank Station, Eleventh and Hoyt Streeti t CITf TXOXST omcxi Jforrlsoa Its. 18f SUM SV TairA aas Interest In local ruglllstlo affairs this week is centered in the IS round bout between , Kid Morrissey, winner of the Conroy-Merrlasey match, and Bud An derson of Vancouver; and three six round preliminaries to be held at the Vancouver Athletic club on the evening of Friday. March 17. - , 1 The principal event promises to be one of exceptional class, according to the views of the wise ones who keep tab on the affaire of the ring In this vicinity. The men are said to be evenly matched : and a' rattling good "go is expected when they face each other with the mitts. , Th men will fight at 133 pounds. - , - Something will be doing from the time of the first tap of the. gong until th end of the-entertainment. . The thre six round preliminaries alone are arranged with a view of making them worth more than the price of admis sion. In tnese events Private Courtney of Vancouver barrack, who ha earned a good name for himself in his recent bouts, and Roy Welch, both 170 pound men, win swap waiiops. weicn nana from Salem, Or. Eddie Kehoe, of San Francisco, and Chuck O'conneu, or Chi cago, will fl5htat114pQundsrioydJ Mclrwia. of Vancouver, and T. F. Aber nathey, of Portland, the "fighting street car man,'; will hook up for on of the preliminaries. SDeclal car service has been ar ranged, enabling th Portland fan to attend the entertainment without any Inconvenience. , m - ' -- --, 0. A. C. TO HAVE TEAM AT COLUMBIA'S MEET Oregon Agricultural College, Corval lis. March II. The college will send a track team " to' the annual Columbia meet which .will be held In Portland April 8. This decision waa reached to day - at a conference between Coach Steckle. and Manager Cox. The team will probably number ten or twelve men, including some sure point win nere. '. -:.:.,.. .. 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