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A- 12 HIE . OKEGOM DAILY JOUKNAi; PORTLAND. , TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH 21, 1811. e?3Mng news M'GREDIE SENDS FOR PITCHER HENI)ERiS()N Santa Maria, March 81, Rala began falling In Santa Maria last night ana Is atiU at It today. Manager McCredle has ordered a rrst Jot today. and as the squad is in fine shape the layoff is a . welcoma one to the players. ; Santa Marie, March 8IManager Mo Credle haa sent tor Baa Henderson, a matter about whioh The Journal readers have been kept "wall informed, end It ' Is expected that the big twirler will Join the Portland club before the champions start for Plimo Bsacb to piey a - hlbltlon game next Sunday. Several weeks ago It waa announced that Mc Credle waa intending to send for Hen doreoa when hla pitching staff already on the around did not coma up to expeo stations. Henderson haa now aent word t-hmt h. k notified of hla reln- ' .statement by the national eommlsslon on tha seme grounds as those of the Eheeban and Kuhn -p ft-V T' Whether or not Bendorsoh can get In shape for the fast pact set by the Coast - league remain to be seen, It la. much -' faster then when JtenJielped pitch Pert. Una Into a enempionsmp;TirTvv,nn he may have his trouble making good. Hsnderson haa been 'playing three years .In the Calif oral outlaw league, but was Inactive last year following us early dissolutloiv He pitched en exhibition frame cow and : then but did ho work that would put him In shape There are whispers that ehdesoardld-eonsider-able drinking last year, and if they are true he will hare to damp tne tia on me fiery " Stuff.': for MoCredli ? is r dead egelnsWt . , u- I Some of., the critics say Henderson doesn't possess his old cunning, and I point to the fact that the best teams in the outlaw league ran all . over his 'choicest offerings. However, under the rigid rules of the Coast league and th Portland team, Ben may straighten up and pitch the same ball of the oia days. . j Weather Worked Wonders. Warm weather of recent date has ; placed ths0 Beavers In great condition, and the few nays remaining until next I Tuesday will fee spent in drilling team work into the regulars. Manager Mc tcredte has spent an boor or so every 'morning and afternoon on signals and '., team play, and the champions are get 'tlng into something like the grand form .that characterized their play laat fall. They cover much more ground in field ' lng, and play the hit and run and sacri fice with greater precision' in batting. Rodgers Showing More. . .'.McCredle statc4oday that he thought Che would use Rndgers On second base Instead of Mensor, the .former, being header and possessing mors spirit than the latter. Whether or not Kodgera can hold upjwben the pace gets hot remain to be seen. However, McCredle is great ly worried over this most Important sta tlon, and Is hoping that Neal Bell will take it Into JjIs head to report If he doesn't report, it is very likely that he .will go on the suspended list, aa the big 'manager haa about exhausted his pa tience. With. Ball and Peckanpeugh working in harmony around the second sack, Portland ought to take a comr--mending position right from the Jump, ' Koestner in Good Shape. Elmer Koestner, the tall er-Cleve- jiuianr, im rvuiiuius wiu ausm .nape, ana .should prove a valuable man for the champions.- He learned lot from his peer's experience with the Naps that he did not know when he was a mem ber of the Angel band. In fact he acts like a different sort of a twlrjer and he was no slouch when he was hurling for the Dlllonltea. ' Knbn books Better. Walter Ktibn looks better every day. McCredle has certainly picked up a ripe permission. In-this iltlan-Unted Irish man. Kuhn set theamp on fire when he flrsf took after a bunted ball, but the heat is several degrees warmer now .that be has been in camp a menthr HIS arm la In grand shape and he whips the ball around like big Larry McLean used to do In the speed line. He has one of .the prettiest snap throws In baseball. ,All he needs Is a little more experience. i . reckenpangh Getting Faster. ; Roger Packenpaugh. the handsome 'brunette who cavorts around the short field, will do. Three weeks in camp has 'made a new man out of Peck. He has got -his bearings and has become ac climated and has shown enough to let ths critics know that M Will be a worthy .successor to Ivor Olson.4 Peckenpaugh haa toned up his batting eye and where -he bad trouble finding the ball the first week he waa here, he has been clouting 'like a .800 batter since. McCredle is much pleased with the bridegroom. V. Chadbonrne likes Coast. '.Chester Chadbourne, the Maine boy, r ' ' i. , , ffik Ttz erjoyn the enviable reputation of If. tti'mm "HaWfiv' "F3 t being the beer of character, quality and f gjjf , "ttflvo ; p U unuwmitydevcryUttleconU W1' HatS t4 TP Tti I ReaonWhjr. ,kgw TWl n S?f fiA THE FINEST BEER I W a y!r '"K "'1'' s A 1 ",: 1 .; "" Tti.ri'iffliirri'j V MIMiHiimiinin iiii-nn 'unriJ Vi SOTACKU9 XS08U istrliiWs,Fhoaes Mala 'l63 A.-4B9B, , wuiumm, vr. sv who was with Indianapolis last year, has placed the stamp pf approval on tbt Portland baseball club and the Paclfto coast Chadbourne thinks he will have a great year, chet is a fellow, who lets others do the talking while he listens and saws wood. He always .gives tha best he has in store, and Is rather sen sltlve about being ridden by a manager. MoCherle is dead stuck on the crack outfielder, who. he thfnks. will be ons Of the stars of the league By the way. this is Chadbourne first visit to the Pacific coast A Spltball Working Nicely. P , Charley Futlerton. . the diminutive twirler. Is getting hla spit ball to work ing, and that may hold him' his Job with the Beavers.- Chadbourne, who batted against FuUerton In the east last year, says he has one of the prettiest spltters he haa ever seen, and opines that Fully will fool a lot of them with it Another Kohn in League. Walter Kuhn is not the only. member of the family playing baseball and not rtenljtXuhrrin theos younger brother,, also a. catcher, is try lng out with the Sacramento club of the Coast league. Walt says he is a prom ising kid and hopes he'll, make good. Ryan Is Happy Now. ' , Buddy Ryan Is a happy-go-lucky ehap during the training season, but once )et the season open and Buddy doesn't get his dally blngle and he becomes aa awful crab. He crabs quietly, though, and few outside of the ball players know It Buddy's familiar defiance to the pitchers of Gethe old pill ever? baa been taken Up by the rest v Be Was Wildest Sonthpaw. A. report has been received here that "Cupid" Dog dale of Seattle has signed P. I Leste, a southpaw from the Can adian, league. This Is the same fellow that. Manager fMoCredle had here last year and he proved to he the wildest man that ever threw a pill from the south side. ; Whenever Lesle came into the box to pitch there was a hurried exit from a radius of 150 feet behind the plate. Once he hurled the ball clear over the grandstand. Finally he got so bad that the batters and catcher re fused to work with him. But up In the. Twilight league they say he is a wonderv.L:;...Li.l-: - ...r. ' We Know Them Here. ' ; Clippings from a Cleveland naoer of Interest to Portland fans: " 'Spec Harkness looked like the 'Speo' of old when, he loosened up his armjtoday: No one was more pleased than Jim MeOulre. 'Why, "Spec" showed more today than be did durlnr - the whole training trip down here last year said Jim. "When I picked him ud on the coast in 1909 he looked like a worldbeater. Last spring, and, for that matter, during the entire season, his arm seemed to bo bound up. It did me a lot of good to see the action In that arm this afternoon. There was the free, easy motion which he had while pltoh lng on the coast' " " 'Lefty Gregg turned on the steam for a few minutes this afternoon. If 'Jim' had been present at the time ha would probably have put a damper en Gregg. It all happened because of tha fact that the players could not wait until the usual time to start for the field In the afternoon. The schedule calls for the players to leave the hotel at f :S0 o'clock. Most of them were on the field at that time, with 'Gregg among them. The big boy got Into the box and burned - them over. Judging from the antics of some of the bats men, Xefty" had something to show. When McGulre arrived Gregg was soon sent to anomer part ot the field. This was the first time that Gregg has at tempted to use any speed. He did not cut loose, but what hs did send up seemed to be pussllng." ,,., PORTLAND. RUNNER IS yiiJfNNERlOEiMILEiRUN ' Stanford University CaL.' March ll. Earl Crabbe of Portland. Or., won' the mils race la, the freshmen meet Satur day oeiween stanrora end California. Crabbe is a California student He won with ridiculous ease la 4:41 1-1. American in Lincolnshire. irfMiaon. March 21. Harry Payne Whitney, Lord Derby, Baron Rofhs- child, Sir Ernest Paget and Lord Lon donderry are among the owners hav ing horse entered in today: blg turf even i, xne juincoinanire handicap. atiisoitMr" Leaves Hospital. r Chicago, March 21. Henrv Baha. wrestler, known as "Samson," left the nospitai today, having recovered from injuries sustained when Champion Frank Gotch tossed him over his head In a recent bout. - w - ae - K sr. rust St.- : - Field, Dlcisczd MOMCYCLESTO Will Make: Endurance Run of Two Miles on Barnes Road. The first hill ollmb vt. the Portland Motorcycle elub will he held next Sun. day-afternoon atl o'clock, starting at the foot of Washington street and pro gressing ever the Barnes road. - y The motorcycles will cover a distance ox a.i miles and each dealer will he al lowed two machines in the race All entries must be In by next Thursday. Under the rules no pedaling must be none oeyona loo reet from the starting point and there must be no touching of ground In any manner. If rider falls or is in any way disqualified ho must In a cautious manner remove his ma. ohine to the side of the road and wait mere uuui tne entry of his class is Owing to the Shortness of the oouree. vuw i ouu wm om zor ume only. The first prises are aa follows! tu en horsepower class, J6 Jones Speed- umoior: nve norseoower aloes, ilu easing and inner tuber four horsepower class, Diamond easing and inner tube. TO LEAD S The Multnomah club yesterday eleoted Dud Clarke, the well known University of Oregon athlete, as its baseball cap tain for fthe season. Clarke is one of the best college baseball men In the northwest and received offers from aev. oral Northwestern league teams, as well as one from Manager MoCredle of the rortiana coast league team. The first Dractlca will be held m week. Sunday morning at the field being the appointed time. The elub has a number of former eolleare stare end prominent amateur players on its roster, most of whom will turn out for the games. . MERCUTIO WINNER OF LINCOLNSHIRE PURSE Lincoln, England. March rtr.rL. Hlbbert's Mercutlo, at odds of I to 1. won the $7800 Lincolnshire handicap today. C. M. Colgravs's Bradlmentin. at 68 to 1, was second, and J. J. Joel's Spanish Prlnoe, 10 to 1, was- third. Thirty-two horses started In the classic cuvv, mo isvoms, iimsnea in the ruck. Athena Ball Season Opens. Athena, Or.. March It--The Pr.rtm. Parton Mill eomjDanya basehaJi t alias the American Beauties, went down to defeat Saturday before tha Business Men's team, alias the All-Star Cham, pions, with the score standing at II to 8. This game always marks the opening of the baseball season In this city, and it Is the seoond year that the mill team has been defeated by the business men. New Slide-Safe Flannel Uni forms Our second shipment of these popular Baseball Suits Is due. Teams desiring best on earth will do well to look them over. Remember we stock several colors in all alses and can make delivery with any lettering In 24 hours. COLUMBIA HARDWARE CO. fourth 1 sreiifr r DUD CLARKE MULTNOMAH NINE r a i - . jm t- -- Wieisirorij , acMLosa etoe a co 1 1 vi W : 4 . -v- V I. U-t. .11-' , ran i mn 1 1 KID M'COY KNOWS NOW- FIGHTING DAYS OVER IKES ITS FIRST WORKOUT vTetoria, B. O, March 1L With the warm rays of the sun smiling down upon them, the "Islanders,- the new name se lected, for the1 Victoria team of the Northwestern league, the prospective twlrlers and fielders got their first real ouoh of practice for ever four hours at tne Royal Atnietlo park yesterday. No only did a deluge ot Victoria's finest weather greet them, but a full grandstand crowd was enthused at every goodzjlayi:Theflrst; session began at 10 o'clock with the full present repre sentation ot the field and two extra players who earn In on Sunday. . Ten MUnon, Con Starkell. Hemenwev. Rush and Moduire, who arrived In town yesterday and did not practice in the regular workout held a late tryout with Householder. The team will remain here until the opening of the season, at Ta- coma. ; ., ,. RESULTS OF OREGON'S FIRST TRACK TRYOUT (Special Dtapatch to The Joerati.) University of Oregon, Eugene. Or. March J 1. The first tryout meet of the season was held on the University At Oregon track Saturday, with ths follow ing results: : ,ir , .: i.; Lw 1 hurdles. 178 yardsHawkins (12). Kimball 'UY. Holmes ('1 J). Time, 800 yard dash Bradshad f'14). Will iamson ('14), BrledweU '18). . Time, 84 1-8.' 60 yard dash for eld man Johns niv Hawkins OI), ElUott CI I). Time 8 4-8L 10 yard dash for new inenJ3riadwll riS), Kimball C14). Huston Cll). Time. 6 4-6. , -. ---. ...y 176 yard dash for old men John (II), Hawkins (It). ElUott Cll). lma. 18-0. . ITS yard dash for new mea neer uL W11Umson 'l4' 680 yard dash MoCormaU ruv i.t (14), Norton (18). Time, lit Three-fourtha mile run kmM (14). Hugglna (14). Xjearr fl4). Tm. 4:81. s Pole vault Wser C14). Mumhv m nojgnt, len inones. High Jump Servloe (18). Kraoka (14). Hawkins (II). Helaht B tut R Inches. Broad Jump Hawkins niv lmii C12), Fiser (14). Dlstanaa. It fut s Inches. , Among the new men Bradshaw of Eugene, Kimball; of Pendleton, Fiser of Ontario, Brooks ef Sllverton and Mo ConneH of Boise Shewed promise Hnrlex Beats Upland. ' New Tork, March IL"Battllng Hurley" Of Paasalo today la given the big end ef It after a ten round slug ging match here last night with Dlok Hyland of San yranolsoo. Hurley's margin was narrow.' Hock to Sail This Month. New Tork, March 81. Charging that Frank Ootoh had purposely avoided him and would give him no chance to wres tle for the championship, George Hack cnschmldt today, announced: that he would sail for Europe March 88., Something; to Suit EVeiylDody in eMoss" There are stylet especially designed to meet the ideas of the younger elemenfc-for fellows who like a little ginger in their cc---nd there are lots of 'em ideas also for older men conservative, dignified styles, for the Doctor or Lawyer, Banker or Business Man. All chockablock with value. Priced From $ 1 5 to $40 doming Co. anrf Mitt Struts Schlois Baltimore Clothes VI M WIVI ia Vsj? Ill M DETEHfillIED S00?j Multnomah and Seattle Clubs Arranging for Meet in , Arrangements are now belng.made for a flue, swimming meet between the Multnomah Athletlo dub and the Seat Ue Athletlo club to be held In Seattle some time in April The two clubs are eager to meet and eettle the northwest club chimniAntthl. H kA.A Is a hitch about . Ihe expenses and the money for prises. The Mttltnemah olub baa some-of the best swunmsrs on the coast among whom are Tom Garrett Lewlg, Thomas, Ous Kankurts and Louie Sharp, and these four men will compose tne seam wmcnwiu meat the Sound city wateraogs. v.:;t'.;-;..: Artnur cavlll, swimming Instructor ot the Portland swimming hatha and authority on aquatics, says he has the coming custanoe champion in Ous Man kurta. Mankuru is one of the youngest swimmers in the . city, and has . only been at the game about two years, but he haa proved beyond, a doubt that he is one or the best distance swimmers in tne, city and on the ooast . Mankurts is an aid T., M. C A. man. He won the northwest T. M. C A. championship for 810 yards in the meet held at the local Association last year. His time was 8 minutes 1 2-6 seconds. The rec ord has not been lowered officially, al though Kankurts has made better time in practioe swims, x ?. - Tom Garrett is the elub's mainstay. and probably wlir win most of the points in ths dual meet. He has been swimming several years, and haa stead ily improved. Garrett won all the races at the annual Astoria regatta last year. He has also won all the races held in the city and in all of the events the time has been close to the record. His best record waa made in the 100 yard swim against time In the old Multno mah tank. The time was 1 minute.. 8 seconds, whioh equals the Paoifio ooast record for that dlstanoe, held by J. Soott Leery of the Olympie elub, San Frenelsoo, . .. . ----..-,,. Lewis Thomas is another dlstanoe swimmer. He won both the 880 and 440 yard races in the dual swimming meet oeiween me x, si. j. a. ana tne club. Thomas has been swimming several years, and has managed to place la nearly all ef the races he has entered. Thomaa was the winner of the Christ mas day swlnv which was held in the Willamette river. He swam the century course In the remarkable time of 1 min ute, 8 seconds, in vsplte of the cold water, which was 48 degrees above sero. Louie Sharp, Is the mainstay of the club at 40 or 60 yards, and he is eon sldered to be one of the fastest 40-yard swimmers on the ooast The Seattle club has some fast swim mers in both the short and the long distance events, : and the meet should prove very close and exoltlng. J. W. Rothwell Is their mainstay. He Is cred ited with swimming 100 yards in 1 min ute, 8 seconds, and the 40 yards In 81 seconds. ; . DAN SULLIVAN FIGHTS IN GOTHAM TONIGHT New . Tork, March. 11 Mootane Dan Sullivan, who recently knocked out Jack Reynolds, the Brooklyn light heavy weight will be seen In action again to night when he will box ten rounds in ths star bout before the Brown Gym nasium Athletlo club. It was expected today that a match will he arranged for Montana Dan with the winner of the Kelly-Klaus fight next Tuesday night Baseballs, Bats, Catcher's Mitts or Footballs Are Given Away FREE With AH Boys' Suits! Gntit Phtgley, Miniger raGARiwiiiie OF SIX DAY SKATING 1 Melville Wet ngarten of Gaa Pranols oo, two mile champion ,of the Padflo coast is out with a challenge today to any one for a one mile or two mile race as the result of his victory! last night in the six day skating race held at the Oaks rink, Eddie Holt Jumped into the lead in the last night of the race and set a merry pace, but his strength soon failed him and -the Frisco boy Jumped Into the lead and between Farrell, Schrlver and himself the pace was fast throughout the whole evening. - Welngarten covered nearly 18 miles, Parrell was one, Up' behind and Fuller waa third by a narrow, margin. The soore at the close of the race was: Welngarten 886, FarreU 084. Fuller 628, Schrlver 6844, Jaoobaon 620, Holt 682, Bodlne 680 H, Hagodora lt6,Wood aide - 640.-7 -r ------r-.;:-- , : Kewg f the Patnre Greats. ; - Teams under 18 years of age wanting a Sunday morning game jwtu be accom modated by calling a Condlt Main 8268. " The OOl Biitnftam vlniiM m a J. Reach tronhvn ware league, won their first game of muii dj aereating tne U.-W. R. A N. Co. by the one sided score of tf to 8. ' The Gills wish out-of-town sramea. a Fltsgcrald.- 618 Mississippi avenue. u iui uiKUBgar or me ciud. The Meier-Frank club wishes ' eut-of-town games. Next Sunday they eroes bats with the Tribunes ot South Port- lana. , , The Portland Juniors are after, games, iney nave won three games already this season, and are anxious to! meet other small teams. ' For games write weorge uinty, lit North Ninth, street. , The South PnrtlnnA Vtnt kirt.ll ball team defeated the Vernon quintet oy ine soore or to 4, The Iffennt Tahnr TtAAatara halT turn hag been organised and is ready, to meet ait learns nnaer is years or age. . The boys are a fast set of youngsters. Fol lowing is the lineup of the team: Rath burn, pitcher; Walker, catcher; Graves, finite hik --- nwHnnn iMnnn- mm Holcomh. third base! Karmendtn' short. stops Ross, left field; Perry, center iiuia; xeiaon, rigni iieiaer. Any nuq aeairuig. to meet mis ciuo win oe ac commodated by ealllne un' Manaarar uioyq uraves xaoor i. In a practice game Sunday the Brook- lyns defeated the Hop Gold nine by a soore of 18 to 6. Probst the Hop Gold twlrler, was easy meat for the Brook- lyas, who secured 24 hits. . The Broofc lyns have gathered together some of the fastest players In the city. Fox on first Hoyt on second. Nelson on third and Todd at shortstop makes an infield bard to beat Reed and Sleherts will do the twirling, with Regner behind the bat The outfield will be chosen from Johnson, Llpkey, Mslton, Ransom, 0 wald and Snyder. The Brooklyn olub will mqet any team In or out of the city, for games write H. J. Sherrett 864 East Sixteenth street or phone East 884. . ;,:- Waning to BaUroad hten. Look out for severe and even danger ous kidney and bladder trouble result; lng from years ef railroading. Geo. K. Bell, 688 . Third st. Fort Wayne, Xnd., was many years a conductor on the Nickel Plata He saysi 'Twenty years of railroading lert my kidneys In terrl ble condition. There waa a continual pain across my back and hips and my kidneys gave me much distress and the action of my bladder was frequent and moat painful. I got a supply of FoleyJ Kidney Fins ana tne rirst bottle made a wonderful Improvement and four bot tles cured me completely. Since betne cured I have recommended Foley Kid ney nm o . many oi my .railroad friends." Skldmore Drug Co., two stores, main store, 161 Third St., branch store, Morrison and West Park at; Woodard, Clarke Drug Co. We are iBiHfswn showing : many new things in IfliMmott Shirts for ; Spring '11 ' lalllmwe 3 - m sFnswsy ' IfeiffiBOft a ee Priced J ticT,53 Yrawtsi mgnt mts , 1 V V-. m - , f i' 4 -'i ervm: "-' v - 1 taujoat moo. a CO ', ,' I - WinilMnbithiffinmmr-- V iiawt W Jjew Sctlfoss Baltlmnr Clnih1 1 tfafs I Hats POP ANSON TURNS 'EM , AWAY WITH HIS STEPS e , Chloago, March 11. "Top" An- son, diamond star of . 15 years 4 e ago. Is turning them away at a ' local theatre,-wnete he Is doing e e a buck and. wing dance With his - e 870 pounds and 69 years hanging e e ever his head, friends believed It e Was a Joke when Anson an- e) e i pounced that he was "going to e V e do a few steps in, Taudvllle,". 'i e 4 until his debut-; . . ' . w m wviiivvmw vmvi " mm pus Los Angeles. March- tl. James J. Corbett has located a new heavyweight wnom ne tninks can ngnt nia way into the limelight and then be matehed with -Jaok Johnson. His name ,1s Mark CDonnell, and aocordlng to a letter re ceived by Matchmaker Tom MoCarey. - he wants to fight either Jim Flynn or Al Kaufman. .v ru, ; : 5 ' '. S -n - ' "White Hope'' Goes Ilome. " ' . .Syracuse,N.TMarch 81. - Con O'Kelly, Tonrmy Ryan's "white hope," started for New Tork today and will . sail for Ireland. O'Kslly : Is In poor -health. 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