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mal In tha atara and no ona would arar
know that no plarM tha national paa
tltna In tha lunnir,
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alra abllllr aM t.KK'fl prvar.aa wl4
carry Ibaas lbratift U araocal lalla
CkUa.
Va raaloaik aTrar.
Hfim la tha faaMvark llol ma 4a
Jim Carbatt ramouar" aaka Traear
Xoaa a4 aa la I ha aaraJablp of
Toaaa Orlffo a4 Iho wafllnraa of
Joo Ua-aa a aft IM afoul baartadaaoa of
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oaf Miar aalaaa It la I "a car M-rbrta4
Ibal ioaiaaa.a Mr oaa or Ihaao aan
tlal raqnlraoiaaib la a flral rala boi.r.
11 waa rraal to aa tha fnotorork of
a of our boot boxer a aa they workao
ataa " ii l . w aaaCaW aaT -af BaT I w V 4 SVB1. . ! -4 :J . - WW - -V T "nW 1 F" T laaaaV' ft W
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la front of aa opponent, foin la anft
out af ellacboa. Not mora lhaa ona
or two blowa wara orar atmrk In a
ollack: now rn baa olebt or laa baforft
tha rofaroo part tha man, ' That la ona
raaaoa wbr tha bosln ama la In baa
odor In mort of tha atataa of tha anion.
Undar tha old atria a tour waa raraly
oto. tAAUAa aiifttiMj Htftti rvo-
yK af f
j i v v r t jt i. i m m. i ar a
hurt Mad faw traaaltorr Vraloa.
la IM oUl oar a fta-bior 414 Ml
aal I gal lot a cliiwh uaUaai it waa
acai.arr to protacl bUoaaif It ota aa
mpaMia: kaocboot ar raiaa bka Imm
aticiti for Moaaaaurr raat. Tfcat waa
oaa of IM rtiaM iiri inua nil
rul4 boa with ouch ahtll aialnat
biar man. II amitd alar oada al
frini and lab aatll ha wot had an ooon
Inc for a kaanrr blow. Now all a bl
man haa to da la I Una a tha anallar
aiaa la lh rnnrnar ojm m la o
Juat about turhd ot J ark Dampaay
aa navar afraid to mt any on wiui
11 pounda of hla wlm. and Jack
MeAallffa and Twill Orlffo and Paw.
aon and Joa liana ard tba Mt oC thara
mm mratln mei weighing from Ift lo
I pound blr. why 1 know of lit
tla (iMr Oardnar. a jantam. maatlnf a
bit tlcht haavywala-hi and ttlnf away
with bin. Of roar lh blf opponent
not cIimi, but a ran at that you
bata to ad m Ira Oordnara aorr. Whra
III you find a boiar now who would
fight all tlma a waak Ilk Gardner
aad to. Wkar tha avaraga bosar today
UNOFFICIAL AVERAGES
OF COAST LEAGUERS
Tba unofficial batting ararogaa for th
1111 Pacific ocaat Icagua araaon anew
.H.lna Haltmullar, tha big right flrldar
I of tha Loa Angalra m, and formerly
of tha nalttmore club, of the Eaatern
league, aa the nominal leading hitter
with an average of .141. Ruddy Ryan,
itha Portland renter fielder, la right
I fully entitled to the honora of leading
bataman. aa he played in nearly eery
gam, while Heltmuller-vaa a member
of th Ixia Angelr aqifad but a llttl
over two monliia.
Howard Mundnrff, the former Nick,
batted well for the two work he played
with th 8eaJ. and flnlahed the aeaaon
with tha average of .3:6.
. Twelve better flnlahed tho aeaaon
over tho .100 mark, an unusual occur
rence. Ryan waa the only batter in
tb Portland aquad above that mark.
Log Angelen, taUcnderH, had four bat
ten over th mark, including i'ltcner
Drlacoll. Madden,- tho former San
Francisco outfielder, waa In the' exclu
sive clasa, working himself up to that
mark after lie had been released by .the
Seal management.
The Villager have four men above
the mark, while Oakland nan but th
uspended outfielder, Maggurt, In the
elite. Tledemann la but one point under
the mark. Ban Francisco li represented
.
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Eighteen hundred different
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Over 10 tailor at work
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Portland paw ; spot. caslj,
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rd Stark,; - '-u' ' i ' -'
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it or Overcoat Made ia
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Barkhurst
The 'Tailor
Corner Slxt Ml CUrk Sta.
Player
Warner, Portland. ,
Oaddy. Sacramento
Raw lings, Vernon
Pavls, Lo Angeles . . . .
Williams, Sacramento ,
Carrttran. Sacramento . .
Heltmuller, Los. Angeles
Stewart. Vernon
Jtyan, Portland ......
Mundorff, San Francisco
Stinson, Vernon .......
Maggart, Oakland .,
Brasnear. Vernon ......
, Bernard. Los Angeles ..
Driscou. Los Angeles .
Patterson, Vernon .......
muure, ijv aiik . ..r
Madden. Sacramento
Tledemann, Oakland. . .
Zacher, - Oakland . . . . .
Wolverton. Oakland .".
Daley, Los Angele . , . .
Carlisle. Vernon
McDonnell, Vernon
Flater, Oakland .........
Powell. San Franclsoo . .
Johnson, San Francisco
Dun rip. Sacramento .. .
Shliin, Sacramento . . , . .
Hobo, Vernon ..........
Lindsay, Portland ......
Hofman, Oakland .
Hasty, vernon .........
Hollnrul, Ban Francisco
Xraa-ar. Portland
weaver, Ban rancisco
Hltt, vernon
In th clasa by Mundorfffwho played a
brief period.
Tha baiting palna of KaneTtodger.
Chadbourae. Kuhn, Hasty and Peckln
paugb ware the feature of th oloalng
wanks of tha leagu rae. Rodger,
when ha returned to the game after be
ing out for about two months, batted
like a fiend and brought himself from
below tb .169 mark up to an avarag
of .11. Chadbourn and Pecklnpaugb
both pulled up In fin shape.
Carlisle of th Vernon team, leads
tha league In run getting with 111
run to his credit Shlnn I aecond with
141. and Patterson of th Vernon team,
la third with 114. Artie Krueger leads
the two base hitter and Carlisle th
trjplers.
Buddy Is credited with II home run
swats, although It I aald ha made
mora r
Cutshaw of th Oakland team, wu
the leading base atealer of th league.
The Oakland speed merchant atole 89
bases during the aeaaon. but waa 10
bases below the mark sot 6y" Rollle
Zelder, the former third baseman of the
Seals, In 1909. Ware lead the sacri
fice hitter.
Tho unofficial individual average for
the past season are: ,
Ab,
1
3
8
20
DUCKINC ALtltHAkS PUKCaT
eouwYirUNCr vi-tr urT To oDY.
figbl 111 ball laa la Ma earear. Oar.
oT fought Marly II ll la Ihta la
figbilag ibal hortaa Iba tumrt ef
bora and maka I barn chary of gain
let IM ring far a tt-nuB4 boul
pfiener llian eca a month
Waal C4rr Week,
bell a lh ring follaaare warn lo
aM rlrvar work Inalaad af Iba brullah
elblMtlona that have ben gln In
lh laal decade. Tb fearful hammer
ln( ibal Jim Klfon gav Carl alorrie
In Nrw Tork finally opened Ike ryea
of the fans aod lb aatborttlea and
Mlenad their decleloq lo abolish In
fighting. The Engllkh elyl of fighting
1 what Is aradad In A mar Ira. Outald'
of MrParland none of our Amerl-n
boaera will attempt th game abrvad.
Bat Nelaou never went lo Kngland b-
cauae ha knew the British rrferaa
would dlaquallfy him. And TH wager
yog thai Ad Wolgaat wilt never fig lit
abroad, while ha holds lh title.
"Where tha old fellow used to us
lh brain In their hed to defeat
their opponent, the present day crowd
uaa th bona In their akull for th
Mm purpoaa. It used to be a gam of
hit, block and gat away, but now It
I a eontlnual butting with, the head and
fuslladr of body blow started from
Inside aa opponent' guard, both, con
trary to (he spirit and letter of thi
Marquis of Queensherry rule.
"There waa nothing prettier thaa th
footwork of Jim Corbett. tha nimblest
borer, big or little, that ever stepped
Inside tb rope. Toang Orlffo wa so
great a judge of defense and distance
that ha would tell you where he waa
going to hit you nest and get away
with It, too. There never waa a cleverer
blocker than Orlffo.
Smpr d Ploar.
Jack Dmpaey was a pioneer among
American box era in th use of the
Straight left. He would shoot it out
with unerring skill and then leap bark
out of your way when you started to
counter. And it waa a wicked blow
that Jack had, for it Invariably landed
on th chin. Jack had a fair amoant
of footwork, but he waa hot spectacular
In. It like corbett. Corbett waa always
working hla feet and when he had you
worried to death ho would slip over1
UU dlWK,
lTxS0 lkT
a kft book or a right crv imi wi4
make a aaaa groggy I've actually
kaowa ef aa opoAel grwwlag im
trying I heap twft of Oarbetl
-CorWM alwaya feygbt rlaeer. TM
ftiitr lima I aver aaw blea wbea he threw
Kir nee to tha winds wee la Ma Jack
sonville, ria. fight with Charlie Milch,
ell. Mitchell elaag CwrMII In Ibe
mouth In Ibe flral round and II made
Jim M hot thai M sailed rlgM lata
Mitch aad flnlahed blm la tha fourth
round Had ( orbed ban la IM Mme
condition In hla ubaqoaot flghla aa
ha waa acalnel Mllrbetl nobody la the
world would have betea him.
"John U Hulllvan waa not a god
foot worker, but ha had a terrific right
hand punch, which Invariably followed
hla straight left. It waa Cor belt's foot,
work Inat daaed Uulllvan more than
bla blowa.
TM Clever Mas.
"Oo light down lh Mm and oount
tha clever men that were boalng al
tha Mme time and eee how tho Hal
compares with tha clever fellowa boxing
today. Now wa have AM Allen, rarky
McFarland. rr addle Welch and Mall
Wella. Then ther were Jim CorMtt.
Tommy Ryan. Jack O'Brien, Kid Mo
Coy, Ian Creadon. Jo Choynekl. Char
lie Mitchell. Jerk Pempary. Joe uod
dard, I'eler Jackaon, Alf Greenfield.
Young Orlffo, Oeorge Dixon, Joe nana,
Oeorg Lavlgne, Geore Dawaon, Tom
my Whit, Jack McAullff.
TheM war men who originated a
method of attack or defense. Jack
Burke waa one of the flrat to use th
left hook and others Improved upon It
Th straight left waa used In tha Mac
school.
"Then ritaslmmons sprung his left
shift, sweeping wide with his left and
sinking his right In tha pit of th stom
ach, most commonly known as ths solar
plexus. Stanley Ketchel uaed a variatlo"
of Fltrs shirt, but ne usually aiariea
It from the right eld, mining pur
posely with hi right and coming back
with hla left.
Kid McCoy Introduced a 'porkervr
punch, but It was never used generally.
McCoy was a good arm a length fighter
and that la the reason he waa able
to beat so many heavy men, for It was
atAa
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IM aidaeia aa.4 w.fl H,
aM Mirta la ll as eH II a.
UitoHNi MM ef Kratla
a t.aMatal l'Mrrel refea)
r ii .nible fer a a ef IM
kvJr Mle IIIH a M a
la,ri f'waiiie al Ike Ma4a r
ailw KM Ml knem er Ad weigaai.
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aiiafc m IM klAMi. M la raevfy r
M Mavitel rv M Men M
aa eaxa far weeks frees a fikl Ma
IM h'4e el Meameeed, I '
eld 4a biexk ry r Mwlaad lift
im eilet ef daaMge.
BOly aemlU Ckiana.
Jal Iblak vf wMI aJaagkle1ag
atllly Heall wauld Ut IMay If M
ere la IM rood 1 1 lo af It year a
aM faolag te Ul era welter
middle Snslih aa enitM!y IM
rougMat ana a IMI eC crawled beawaadl
I he b.eaa. eaM a Mror la IM My
ef clean kUUa la IM ellacM. TM
y IwaglM Ml ba WMld d mw
ere M toe stniia or ina iw.
I am ntlgblr ft'ed I e IM Kew
York rosimlaaloaers UgUtala agalMI
the billing la ibe clli h aad I am
aura thai wa must rvvrrt to lb old
elrle of boitag again Hh ail ef US
skill In billing. blocklTig and fool woe h.
feel sure IMI the game will com
mand s higher reaper! from ihoen Ik
Inside and on Ike outalde of II with lb
new conditio. f things"
FANS WONDER WHAT
CHANCE K1LBANE HAS
Fine Johnny Xltbane. th Clevelnd.
Ohio, scrapper, defeated Jo River aod
PrankU Conley decisively, ling fol
lower from almost every part of Ik
country are beginning to wonder whelk
er tha speedy Irishman has a chance
agalnat Abe At tell, th title bolder.
Prevloua to hla first meeting with
Rivera, Kllbsne was never looked upon
aa a topnotchar. although he did meet
Attell and gave the champion aa awful
run for close decision.
First 100 to 1 Shot.
For th first time in racing history,
o far a any one ran remember, a horse
at Churchill Downs paid 10ft to 1 for a
place recently. It la th parl-mutuel
pool that mad such a condition possi
ble. The race wae a maiden affair, and
would have been regarded by bookmak
ers aa so open that 10 to 1 for a pise
of -the 11 starter would have been lib
eral. Carlton Club, a I year, old bay
gelding, aent to the post for the first
time by his owners, who. It is said, did
not pike In him, waa ths horse.
it4eav-e v.i'we l-e
I u ad ' mi M.e I '"1
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pae ed IM '.in eltUalee saiat,
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Mia all. a e ia.g 111 gla
aae'vie C liud e aajr
kiae:r aav -klaa-- t-laaee-f
It Ueaeav m4 IMV afUr a sakMl
ral. M rM-"4 kleMaeif aa. ftlr4.-
It llM uatM I IM !
f IM Marker ! M Ma Mr
I.MM1I fee IM Ml law year.
l.llagta a ee4 Ia1 rd eavM
aa . iriir f IMS, lie.
Hieeil f ISMS. U. re III r.t
aev II. elreesib Mt. Ill paejade.
iimiM f le. Lttl as. reaklk
af ridM reread av tl. alreagtk f left
fwaarea, 11. e4retk ef iiert aad sp
a' a III!
TM espavHly ef IM ! ll Ml ia.
Uded I IM Ia4l rackeatteg. WMw
haa flrM at added V IMf gte
14 al tt I. Ill I pal L r. It, U1U la
d M IM el reef 1 !. W1I Lie
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paaaiai W I Uardlaar inir. wiw i.ia
pertaie. aad It B. Oardaar fauna, witk '
Ll solais
FANS MUST COME TO THE
AID OF MONTREAL CLUB
Montreal will 1M Its raster leaf
Maaball fraaclJee unlee lea ar in
ana lur over lift each I tb cld maa-
aeenet.t la I Hum for eMO Ttooas.
i.aa Llchteaheln. waer f lh fraa-
chlaa. dropped svrJ thovsaad dollar
lai lha basabaU aewar imi eeaeo iry
log I furnUfc m amusement for tb
bom crowd 4 aw ba wants to sr.
lb color of th Canadian money b
for h lams down a offer to switch
bis team t f th large etem
citlM f the foll4 Utatea. "If ther
aren't tt fans la Montreal who ar
prepared t pay U tot a eo of
rlaaa A Mil. then It's tlm we movad
th franchise" la the way 4am my fig-
re It ut
JAMESTOWN MEETING
.GREATEST IN 'SOUTH
4
Manager Bob Levy announce that ths
fall mealing of tb Jamestown Jockey
club, beginning November I, t continue
until November Ift. will b tb biggest
ever held In ths south. Purse ranging
from 140ft to 1 1 loo will be offrd, and
horeemen from all over th world will
b here. Prom preeent indication, ns
says, all of th 700 atall at th track
will M filled. Th atables to b rpre-
eented at th moating Includ thOM Of
Jam R. Keen, August Belmont, 8am
Hlldrath. 1L P. Wbltny, R. T. Wllaon.
Jr Captain E. B CMaatt. xnomaa r
Ryan. P. 8. P. Randolph. Thoma Clyde. .
Peverwyck Stables. Jams Row. Wil
liam Oarth and other. , ,
Journal want ad bring resulta
8
..199
H
768
49
...663
.488
667
........... .238
6i
-.ii 742
A of .
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..k....,.418
a. e e e a e
asarkaa
633
...488
...724
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