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Superior Boy Cheers FcCre
tfie; Tom Seaton Is in
Bad.
Day Bancroft, the Superior, Wis
shortstop,' this monilng sent tn his
signed contract to Jude McCredie and
Informed the Judge that he ras ready
to put up a whirlwind game and male
a steady position on the Coast league
club. -BUI Rapes has also sent In to to
signed contract. . :
1 Judge McCredie stated ' this morning
that Manager Bob Brown of the Van
couver, club would be in Portland this
morning on his way home from Los
Angeles to Vancouver, B. C.
Seaton May Be Barred.
Tom Beaton, the local pitcher drafted
by-th. Philadelphia Nationals, jnay be
barred from professional baseball by
the national commission If the charges
against him prove to be true. The com
mission Is now lnvestlgatlnr the case.
- Steaton is accused of throwing a gam
which he pitched for the Oxnard, Cat,
team against a Los Angeles nine. The
formal charges submitted to. the com
mission say that Seatoi
said to bs more than 1100 on the oppos
Ing team and "that he deliberately al
lowed this team to win In order to win
his bet
Fred Annls, former Tacoma twlrler,
has made an affidavit t the effect that
. he placed the money given him by
Seaton on the team against which Sea
ton pitched. Annls exonerates Stovall,
who dropped a foul In the same game,
ed Decision Over Veteran
Abe Atteil.
The WfiRhlnrtnn'n Mrthdar naner
chase was won by James Nicoi on jrm i Little Cleveland Boxer Award-
wenrung. Chester G. - Murphy, riding
Sam Kramer's Platoon, finished second
and William Walker on Mike Wisdom,
finished third. . , .
Others 'who rode in the chase were
Ralph Penklns, Joseph Cronln, H. L.
Corbett, C. H. Norlln and Wi A. Grtit
ter. Mrs. F. T. Buffum and Miss -Mabel
Lawrence were ' the hares.
The course - was-si - miles In length
and two water jumps and four hurdles
were taken. The race started at the
clubhouse and ended at Hillsdale.
The Mrs. F. T. Buffum trophy cup
was awarded to James NiooL
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23.- Unless
Gordon Must Sign. Up.
Tacoma. ; Wash.. Feb.
Blaine Gordon, the electrician pitcher
of Bremerton, who has thus - far bean
a persistent hold out, comes Into camp
and signs up, President A. E. Rothermel
of thejTaeoma baseballjlub, says . he.
will suspend and black list him. Ru
mors that Gordon has been offered
strong Inducements to desert Rother
mel both by the Vancouver and Port
land clubs has caused considerable
111 feeling. J
Colon, Isthmus of Panama.
BENTLY IS LEADER
IN 3 CUSHION TOURNEY
In the three cushion billiard tourna
ment at Solly's academy last .;. night,
Bently took the lead with three straight
. victories by defeating Ingram by the
I score of SO to 27. Bently was in fin
"form and made runs of S, 4, and two
of S. The best Ingram could do was
to make two runs of 2.
Bently has won his three games' He
defeated Solomon and Jordan before
his game last night He la to meet
Johnstone yet, and it seems assured
that he will win the tournament -
,. Tonight Solomon and Jordan will
"play. Solomon will play 40 and Jordan
32.
, Wlllett Beats Klrkbrlde.
In the billiard tournament at the Acme
parlors last night Wlllett defeated Kirk
bride by the score of 120 to 1ST. ' Kirk.
bride's handicap .was 160. KIrkbride
(made a" run of 16 and Wlllett a run of
IS. Wlllett's average was 1 46-74 and
Kirkbrlde's average , was 1 SS-74. To
night Friedman and Johnson will play,
BASEBALL NOTES
The South Atlantic Jeague season will
be divided, making two pennant races
to be run for the benefit of the "Sallle"
fans.- ; - v
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President Garry Herrmann, of the
Cincinnati Reds, Is now a newspaper
publisher, having purchased the Cin
cinnati Commercial Tribune.
When it comes to the latest style In
mM'i iAmn TOKf flafe!!. nf th far.
s the ether bigf leaguers look-1 ""'""" -.
Pelicans Play First Game.
The first baseball game oflhe sea
son resulted In the score of f to 1 in
favor of the New Orleans team. The
game was played with the lsthmtans-atfeai unjerstudy for Billy" Sullivan In
Ing like Happy Hooligans under a
truck. . v
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On the eve of his departure for the
Giants' training grounds at Marlin, -Tex
as, Fred Merkle was tendered. a ban
quet and -presented with a diamond scarf
pin by Toledo fans. -, v ..v-
Another "Coomb's day' is scheduled
at" Colby- college next , commencement
with the pitcher of the world's cham
pions In the box for .the alumni nine
against the varsity. .f-V , ,..
It Is said the Philadelphia Nationals
will drop their iriekname,Quakers,a
and be known as "Eagles" the coming
season. Looks like' some one put one
over on the Elks and Moose. ,
"Gene" Foster will again be In charge
of the grandstand at the Boston Nation,
al league park. Foster Is 74 years old,
and the season cf 1611 marks his thirty-
third year at the old grounds.
Manager Callahan believes he has a
(Cottes Frew Lm4 Wire.
Los Angeles, Feb. 23. Opinions re
garding Referee Eyton's decision that
gave Johnny KUbane the featherweight
title which Abe Atteil had held for
more than a decade, are as varied here
today as Easter eggs. Although there
are many disgruntled ones, who believe
that the former champion was entitled
to a draw, the majority are entirely In
accord with the verdict as given.
; Eyton was confronted with trie task
of making one of tne most delicate de
cisions of. his career asa ring arbiter.
Atteil had forced the fighting in al
most every round. haJ done practically
all' the leading, and. what was more
weighty, was the champion. Kilbane,
on the other hand, had outpointed his
man throughout the greater part of the
battle, fighting while traveling back
ward, at top speed. Alleged unfair
methods on the part of Atteil assuredly
Catcher Krelts. It was a blngle by
Krelts that won the first game for the
White Sox in the Chicago series last
fait - - ' ' - . . . , '
The Chicago Cubs have signed Pitcher
Marshall, of last season's Rockford team,
in the Wisconsin-Illinois league, t Tho
youngster, who weighs 200 pounds and
stands 6 feet .8 Inches, won IS of the
IS games pitched for Rockford,
"Assistant manager" is si new wrinkle
in baseball, but it Is catching on fast
Among ths former big league stars who
wilt "assist" the coming season are:
Willie Keeler, with Brooklyn; Monte
Cross, with the St Louis Browns; Kid
Gleason, with the White Sox, and Duke
Farrell, with, the Boston Nationals.
What league his Rochester Hustlers
are champions of gets the goat of Own
er Chapln. Rochester won the pennant
in the Eastern league last season, and
then . the name of the league was
changed to International. How a. .team
can be champions of a league that has
not had a season, and how It can be
champions of a league now out of exis
tence, oaused Chapin's Nanny to beat
It.
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"Kilbane won the entire istanoe;
there was but one decision' to give,"
said Eyton today. - "Both men resorted
to unfair tactics, but the infractions of
the rules were not" great enough to
warrant interference."
Atteil naturally believes the decision
was. unfair. After declaring that he
had been robbed, the little Hebrew
said
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"I ' clrrled the fight to Kilbane In
every round, Jf I had used his stalling
tactics there would have been no fight
and the men would have hooted us out
of the ring. If the fight had been in
Ban Francisco or . New- York I would
have won. If I fight Kilbane again,. I
hope it will be In San Francisco."
. Kilbane is a happy lad today. His
plans to return to Cleveland are still
indefinite. Regarding the .battle he
said; -
, Says AtteU Was PouL
'Atteil fought as foul and dirty
fight as a man can without using an
ax. He got desperate as he felt himself
slipping.. And they put something on
his back and neck to make me groggy.
I'm glad I won the championship, but
I'm sorry I ever entered a fight with
a man who would use suoh unfair tac
tics." --
Ben Smith, Attell's trainer, declared
that the preparation he rubbed on At
tell's back, which caused more of a fuss
than any of the many unusual incidents
of the fight was eucalyptus oil. He
said he had used it throughout the
training period. Eyton stopped the
bout long enough to scrub Attell's hide
with a towel, while the galleries booed.
Tom McCarey denied today a report
that he will try to rematch the boys
July 4.
. The rounds in which one boxer out
pointed the other are as follows:
;- Bound' a.
" Kilbane sen t "three uppereuts to the
jaw. Atteil sent light to the head and
took a Jab on the nose In return. Kil
bane drew first blood on Atteil with a
right uppercut to the -mouth and forced
the fighting. In a rally in the center of
the ring Kilbane sent right to the face.
Kilbane landed three hard rights to the
head. Kilbane more than holding his
own. Kllbano's round.
' f; - Bound 3.
Atteil sent straight left tohe mouth
and Kilbane held on In the clinch. . Kil
bane sent two hard lefts to the He-
brew's face and a' right to the body. K1V
bane landed a heavy . uppercut to the
jaw and outboxed Atteil. Kilbane sent
straight left to Attell's mouth and re
peated with a right hook to tho jaw. In
a clinch Atteil roughed Kilbane around
the ring and was hooted by the crowd.
Kilbane had a shade on the round.
" """ Bound &
Atteil sent left to body. Kilbane sent
a hard left to the head. Atteil pro
tested to the referee against Johnny
holding in the clinches. Atteil sent a
right to the stomach and a moment
later hooked his left to the jaw. Kil
bane rushed Atteil to the ropes and
landed two hard rights to the head. At
teil fought hard In the clinches and
evened tip Ktlbane's Head by a volley
of rights and left to the stomach and
kidneys. Even round. :
. Bound 7.
- Kilbane fought -Atteil to the ropes and
landed several erroctlve rights to th
body. Amtell shot a straight left to the
jaw and they clinched. Kilbane swung
his right to the Jaw and sent a stiff
left to the nose. Atteil put his right to
the stomach. and left to head. Atteil
sent right and left to head. Kilbane
had slight lead in this round. ' '
Bound 8. :
Atteil sent a left to the mouth. Kil
bane shot his left to the face and re
peated with three lefts to the nose with
out a return. He appeared to have no
trouble finding the champion and land
ed seemingly at will. AttellT sent his
right to the stomach, . Atteil. sent his
left to the face. KUbane sent Atteil
head back with a right hook and sent
series of short lefts to the head and
outboxed the champion. He opened At
tell's left eye with a right upper cut and
had the tetter of the round.
. Bound 10. ., .' . .-: ,
Atteil forced the fighting, landing
left and - right, to the head at long
range. Kilbane was smiling again and
landed a -left . to the nose as they
clinched. - Atteil followed Johnny about
the ring and Kilbane led with a rlpht
to the head.He 'Jolted Abe hard with
a right to the jaw and repeated several
times without a return. He wrestled
Abe about the ring and the referee sep
arated the boys. Atteil landed two hard
lefts and a right hook to the head. Both
boys ase repeatedly complaining to the
referee about the rough work of the
other in the clinches. Abe landed
hard right to the face as the gong
sounded, tuibane a round.
:. ' ' Bound 13.
KUbane landed right to the face an
left to the body.i Atteil. sent left to th
jaw and took right to the nose in return
He Jeered at Johnny because the latter
broke ground. They clinched and Kil
bane sept his right to the head. Abe
sent a left to . the, chin. Abe sent left
to the body and outboxed Kilbane." Kil
bane forced a clinch and carried Atteil
across the ring without either landlne.
Atteil sent left to face and Kilbane sent
right to the body. : Atteil s round..
...-.. - ' - Bound 13. f 'V-.v--
Kllbane shot left to th head and At
tell retaliated with a right to the face.
Kilbane got Abe into a corner and they
felr half through the ropes locked to-,
gether. Kilbane landed left to head and
Abe a right to .the bodys Kilbane led
with a left to the Jaw and evaded At
tell's attempt to counter. Atteil landed
a light; left to the body and took a right
cross to the face in return. Atteil is
forcing the .fighting, but cannot land an
effective punch on the shifty Cleveland,
irr Atterr tgd-for trre trpar'atigTCnbahe
beAt him to It with a left to, the Jaw.
Kilbane landed left to the face and At
teil landed two lefts to the head. At-1
GOOD BOUTS STAGED
AT MONTHLY SMOKER
The Columbus Club monthly smoker
was held last evening in the Oregon
hall before a fair sized, crowd. Several
of the bouts were better than those
previously, staged. .-,; , ,
The results: .. . i
Wrestling McCarthy CM. A. A. C)
defeated Supllcke (C. C.l.
Boxing Gilbert decision over Cnris-
tensen (C. C), three rounds; Swanson
(a C.) decision over Joe H1U (unat-
tached)T four roundsfHatoh (er C.) de
cision over Magihner (Holladay club),
four rounds; Peterson, decision- over
Lorry (unattached); three rounds; Rob
erts (S. P. C), deSlslon over Stevens
(C. C). three rounds; Krlegor (C. C),
decision over -Kelson Mose (M. A. A.
C), three rounds; McNeil, decision over
Wetzel (C. C), four rounds. ;
The Junior Bible clubs of the Junior
department of the T. M. C A. will open
the Indoor Baseball league tomorrow
afternoon on the local floor. The clubs
have Just finished a basketball sohedule
and the championship was won by the
Comets.
The winner of the Indoor league' will
receive a trophy similar to the one pre
sented to the basketball champions.
Two games 'will be played each Sat
urday afternoon and the season will be
one month In length. Each game will
be for five innings, unless the score is
tied and the teams will have seven play
ers en a sjda. -
The schedule, which starts- tomorrow
afternoon, Is as follows:
February 14 Athens vs. Comets;
Competent vs. Pirates.
March 1 Amlcltians vs. Competents;
Comets vs. Pirated.
March 9 Amlcltians vs. Comets; Ath
ens vs.' Pirates. .
March 16 Amlcltians vs. Athens;
Competents vs. Comets..
March IS Pirates vs. Amlcltians;
Athens vs. - Competents. ,
MOTOR BOAT FANS ARE-
' DISAPPOINTED BY RAIN
Crowds of disappointed people lined
the banks of the Willamette river and
stationed themselves .on the Morrison
and Hawthorne bridges expecting to see
the Oregon . Wolf break the world's
motor boat record. The Portland Motor
Boat- club committee, which had charge
of the race, decided late yesterday morn
ing to postpone th event on account
of rainy weather. ' - :
If weather conditions are . favorable
the- race will be held Sunday afternoon
at 2:3 o'clock, starting between the
Hawthorne and Morrison , bridges. -
(Special to Th. JoartuM
Vancouver, Wash., Feb. IJj The
members of the Vancouver Gun & Game
Protective association met at the Clarke
county fair grounds yesterday afternoon
for a shoot and few clay pigeons reached
tne ground in safety after leaving the
trapa Out of a possible SO the follow
ing score was made:
F. M, Troeh. 48; J. B. Troeh. 47: B. P.
Troeh, 46; Frank Van Atta, S7: C.
Woods, 84; Attorney Alkins, 12; Harry
Burgy, SO; IX Levine, SO.
; The next shoot will be held SurTday
morning at 10 o'clock at the . fair
grounds. Membership Is invited.
FRANK KLAUS TO GET
SEVERAL GOOD FIGHTS
(United PrM Lmm! Wlr 1
San Franclsoo. Feb. 23. Frank Klaus
of Pittsburg, the middleweight claim
ant will clash here In a 20 round bout
late in March with Jack Dillon of In
dianapolis.. Announcement to this ef
fect . was made todays sy Promoter
James W. Coffroth. who Is '"undecided
whether to stags the contest March 23
or March 30. The exaot date will be
announced later. Two weeks after this
fight It was announced the. winner will
be pitted against 'Eddie McOoorty of
Oshkosh. Coffroth said today that the
Angeles would not affect his arrange
ments for the match March between
Atteil and Harlem Tommy: Murphy.
Kennel Officer Elected."
The officers of the Portland Kennel
olub at their meeting last night se
lected the officials for the coming bench
show. Dr. Henry Jarrett Philadelphia,
was selected as Judge. The other offi
cials are C?B. May,steward; E. P.
Bodley,. off leal scorer, and F. O. Creasey,
show superintendent The club appoint
ed Brf Adlx, O. F. Downer, E. P. Bodley
ano J,.yj, MoCarthy as the show com
mlttee
Anglers Meet Tonight.
The Anglers' club will hold Its seoond
meeting -tonight In the convention hall
of the Commercial olub. The by-laws
and constitution of the newly organised
ciud win be voted on.
(Hotted fmm Loued WIre.t
San Francisco, Feb. 23. Beaten, but
not disgraced. Sailor Ed Petroskey, who
lost a 20 round decision to Frank Klaus,
announced today that with a little more
experience he would be willing to take
another chance at the Plttsburger. ;
The chief reason for Petroskeys de
feat was his pitiful lack of ring ex
perience. He showed that with a little
development he will have to.be reck
oned ; with by the middleweight top
notchers. He has a good right hand, but
for some reason abandoned the style of
attack that might have copped the win
ner's end for him and went in with head
down, - giving Klaus the . chance he
wanted.
Petro8key8 gameness was remarkable.
He took a severe beating after the
first four rounds, but kept going In all
the time without a moment's, hesitation.
Klaus' showing was a decided disappointment.
BOBBY WAUGH WON'T; '
BE ABLE TO BATTLE
(t'oited Prut LtMtd Wire.)"
' Los Angeles, Feb. 23. Dispatches
from Fort Worth,' Texas, today brought
word that Bobbv Wanyh, whi
have met Tommy Kilbane in a 20 round
bout at' Vernon March 2, is suffering
from an abscess on his neck and will be
unable to keep his engagement
Promoter McCarey announced at once
that Louis Bees of Los Angeles would
be substituted for .the .Texan, Reese
sprung into local prominence recently
by decisively defeating Ed Patten and
Kid Dalton.
The Taclfio Northwest associ.t"..-n
boxing and wrestling championship
will be settled In Portland on May 3
and 10. This announcement was ma is
yesterday by T. St.- Dunne, secretary
of the P. N. A., and had been agreed to
by Edgar Frank, chairman of the Mult
nomah boxing and wrestling committee.
May 1 and It were the original date
set for holding the championships.
Amateurs from all clubs in the north
west will take part In the meet and In
case two days are not enough to hold
the meet an extra day will be added.
The local club staged the national
WTestltng championships here last May
In two days and thinks It will be able
to hold the northwest championships In
that period. - . .
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WHO'S FRANKENSTEIN, ,
BERG'S NEW OPPONENT?
Frankenstein, the wrestler Pohn Berg
will meet next Monday night In the
Bungalow theatre, has been keeping
himself well out of sight hut If he
happens to be the ' nortorlous Bert
Shores, masquerading . under another
handle, the fans want nothing to do with
him. Shores was recently released from
the federal penitentiary at Fort Leaven
worth, Kansas, and la said to have re-
urned to the Puget sound country. - He
was sentenced as a member of the in
famous Maybray,ang of fake boxers,
wrestlers and horse racers.
Frankenstein had better come out of
his hiding and give the fans a glimpse
of himself.
FANS TRY TO PRY OFF
LID WITH BOXING CLUB
Tacoma, Wash., Feb. 23. The Taco
ma Athletic club, organized by fully
200-fight fans and amateur boxers, has
been opened here In an effort to pry
off the Ud. The bouts will be among
club members only and later lnterclub
bouts will be arranged, all In accord
ance with strict state law. - The first
program will be given March 5.
Bandon Club Shoota. "
Bandon, Or., Feb. 22. The Seaside
Oun club, which was recently organized,
held its first shoot last Sunday and,
some good scores were made, The traps
were set up on Bandon Heights. Most
of the members of the club are local
business men.
. Aggies Beat daho. J . :j.
Moscow, Idaho," Feb."" 22. The Idaho
basketball team was defeated here last
night by the Oregon Agricultural team
by the score of 30 to 11. Cooper was
the star of the game for the O. A. C.
flve.
J0HNS0N-FLYNN BOUT
AT LAS VEGAS, JULY 4
(United Press Lewcd Wire.)
San .Francisco, Feb. 23.-Jack John
son, heavyweight champion, will defend
his - title against Jim Flynn, &the Pu
eblo fireman, at Las Vegas, N. M, July
This information was contained In
a letter from a prominent business man
of Las Vegas to a brother In this city.
Aocordlng to the letter, final arrange
ments were made and the papers signed
February IS. Official announcement of
the fight site wli; not be made until
May 1.
tell had a shade on his aggressive fight
ing. -
Bound IS.
Atteil led with left to the head and
repeated a moment later. Kilbane shot
his left to the face and they boxed for
an opening. Atteil stood In a crouched
position and waited for his opponent to
lead. Kilbane shot his left to the face
and forced a clinch. Kilbane landed
light left to the head. Atteil sent his
left to midsection and received a right
to the Jaw in return. Kilbane sent his
left to the face and right to. body. Abe
sent hard right to the body. Kilbane
jolted Abe's head back with a straight
left They clinched and Johnny forced
Abe back to the ropes. They were in a
mily at the belt Abe had slight advantage.
Bound 17.
Atteil landed with left to the head
and they mixed It furiously, tjoth land
ing lights and lefts. Kilbane sent right
to- the face and Abe landed left , to
Johnny's Injured eye The Hebrew sent
two stiff lefts to the face and they
clinched. Abe sent left to the Jaw. Kil
bane sent two long range lefts to the
face and evaded a counter. Kilbane
sent his . left to the Jaw, Abe's head
again bobbing. Atteil M fighting the
fiercest In the clinches and appeared ro
hit rather low. Abe sent left to the
face nd left and right to the body.' At
tell's rounds
Round 19 Abe forced the flgfhtlng,
edging Kilbane across the ring. Kil
bane sent left to the face. - Abe shot
his left to the nose and evaded a return.
In a clinch Kilbane landed two hard.
lefts to the side of the champion s
head. Kilbane sent a left to the face
and Tepeated to the neck without a Te
turn. They clinched. KUbane landed
light left to head. ,Fhey clinched and
fought desperately. Abe landed left to
the Jaw. Kilbane Jabbed nose with left
and put his right to Attell's chin. Atteil
sent right to the head. Kilbane shot'
left to the nose and put his right to !
Abo's somach, - Kilbane had a shade. " -'
Round 20They shook hands and ,
Kilbane sent left to the head. They ,
sparred and Aha landed loft to, the Jaw. ;
kilbane sent light left to the nose and'
toolc.a left to the body In return, -K1U.
bane "sent two.lefts to the face and took
a left to the body. In a clinch Kilbane
put a hard right to the head and a
left to the face. Abe put left to the
nose and took left to the eye. . Kilbane
outboxed the champion and landed two
'lefts to the chin-without a return. Ref
eree Eyton awarded the- decision to Kil
bane. , '. i , -
"Possession is nine points in law"
Hart Sckaffner M
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BULLET WOUNDS ARE
NURSED BY RIOTERS
(United PrMH Lnml Wire.)
Los Angeles, Feb. 23. Adam Warner
Is suffering today from a bullet wound
In his left leg ond Lea Baker, a negro,
Is . nursing a similar wound -In hla
thigh, the results of a riot outsfde the)
Vernon arena duYlng the Kilbane-Attell
fight,' when 2000 would be spectators!
stormed the fences. ; U;
.DrinB the me lee . several - rocks- fell
Inside tho pavilion. No one Inside the
enclosure was injured. , According ' to
witnesses 15 shots were ' fired before '
the trouble was settled. It Is not known!
whether all were .fired by officers. : AJ
riot" call was sent td a downtown po
lice station and a squad of policemen
was hurried to the arena in an automo
bile. - .. :
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