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Weather, Propitious, Training
Going on -Steadly; McCrcdie
Pleased With New Men;
Short Only Place Not Filled.
Br IL A. Crontn. .
Santa Maria ,CaL, March 8. Arrivals
at the "training camp are coming In on
each train ready for the fray. , Harry
Stelger, tne southpaw pltfher secured
from St. Paul In exchange for Tommy
Murray, and lnf lelder Dave Bancroft
and Jim Mathles are the last to pat In
their appearance, arriving' this morning,
pictsei ub ii uiq wiuitrr in Tiruiii
Bancroft In Sioux City and Mathles in
Bt, Lou la. Stelger Is a handsome fellow
and will aend the matinee goers Into
ecstaclea thla lummer. ' Bancroft ts
medium slsed and la eald to be as fast
aa a btsllet Mathles 1 Blender and looks
pood In street clothes. - MoCredlS looked
the newcomers over and expressed him
self as well pleased with them.
Pitcher Temple and Infielders Coltrtn
and McDowell arrived la training camp
last night prepared to. enter the fight
for positions this morning; .This lad
Temple, who is .touted to the skies by
Bill Rodgera, is larger than Ben Hon
derson. He la over six feet in height
and weighs about 190. pounds In his
fighting toga. He Is a mild mannered
fellow with an aoccnt like Chad bourne's,
who, by the way, is expected her Sun
day. McDowell, the sweet second baseman
of the Nebraska State league last sea
son, Is about the build of Larry Schafly,
who. covered first on the Portland sward
some seasons back. la street clothes he
looks like a bear cat. :
' '-. ; Coltria Overweight.'
Coltrln weighs about 160 pounds and
figures himself about ' IS pounds over
weight. During tha winter he carried
177 pounds, and looked like the prover
bial football; f a
"The man that beats ma out of short
stop will be a second Hans , Wagner,"
chh raped. tha little Northwestern stop-
Tha weather was splendid yesterday,
and tha campers got In four hours of
good work. Bill Rappa Is experiencing
the first sore arm of his life. Harkness
and Kxueger are taking things easy,
Mickey LaLonge baa not begun to cut
them through.- . ' . ;
McCredle now figures that he has1 but
- An riAtiftlnn 1a fill on tha 1913 tpnm and
that la shortstop. He has definitely
decided upon transforming young Kibble
into a shortstop. ' Kibble looks like a
wonderful prospect, and Mao is tickled
to death with him.
CITY COMMERCIAL
- LEAGUE IS FORMED
' The City Commercial league was or
ganized at a meeting at the Columbia
Hardware company last night Five
teams have entered the league already
and two or three more teams will enter
before the next meeting, which will be
held Tuesday night. , '
The Meteors, W, 3. Fuller, Pactfio
Hardware A Steel, Marshall-Wells and
Portland ..Cordage are the teams already
entered in the league. . ,
The earns rules and regulations will
prevail again this season. The sched
ule will be made up In a short time and
the season will open about the middle
Of April.
Preparing for "Dog Show.
Further arrangements for the kennel
show of the Portland Kennel club were
made last evening at a meeting of the
officers. A committee, Jr. B, Watklns,
W. M. Davis, E. ' A. Parsons and J. F.
Carroll, was appointed, and itwlll be
the duty : of this committee to have
charge of assigning the special cups. .
IMMDOiiS
SPRING PRACTICE
Walls, Walla. Wash, March 8. Spring
practice In football at Whitman college,
which was hoped by Coach Archie liahn
would be made valuable this year, has
teen abandoned, owing to the scarcity
of athletes who are not in other activi
ties. Nearly every member of 'the col
lege gridiron squad is either playing
baseball or training to make the, track
team. If by chance there were a few
left, they are playing tennis or studying
for debate or singing in the glee club.
So there will be no spring football prac
tice at Whitman this year. '
Captain Nllea was to have had charge
of the squad, but he is out for base
ball as Is SlOver, the end. Blomqulst
and McDonald, other backfleld men;
Botts. the other end: Nelll and Cleman,
tackles; Cole and McCoy, guards, are on
the. track. Only half a dosen aspirants
showed up for spring training, and most
of these were not seriously considered
by the coach as material
Schwenk Arrives to Train.
Walla Walla, Wash, March .
Schwenk, one of the squad Of pitchers
In Joe Conn s spring training camp lor
the Spokane Indians who will train here
the latter part of this month, arrived
In the city yesterday from Los Angeles.
Schwenk is the fourth man to arrive.
Royal . "Hunky" Bhaw Is expected In
the city today In company with his re
cently acquired bride. Mr. and Mrs.
Shaw are now In Yakima.
EVERY CLUB
MEMBER
SEES TACONIA BOUTS
police ' Interference and attended by
every one of the SIB members, the new
Tacoma, Athletlo -club, organised for
the sole purpose of promoting amateur
boxing, held Its first smoker last night.
Four fast bouts were staged and It Is
expected that the club membership will
jump to 1000 before the next smoker.
Frank Street and Jim OMalley. 145
and 142 respectively, furnished the
main event Street had the best of the
argument and tha fans believe ha could
have handed out a sleep powder at any
time during ths six rounds had he so
desired. Harry Jewell, lightweight; had
the better of a four round bout with
Harry Mussen. '., :..:,.',.;. .
FRESHMAN-HIGH SCHOOL
(?AME LAST FOR W. H. S,
The, last chance to see the Washington
high school basketball quintet la action
will be tomorrow night when It will
line up against the Oregon freshman
five on ths T. M. C A. floor. The U.
of O. freshmen defeated the Washing
ton team in the first game, which was
played In Eugene a week ago.
Two stars on ths U. of O. team aire
looaL-boys, ;i Parsons, the former all
around athlete of the Washington high.
and Vosper, the former Jefferson star.
The game will start at I o'clock and
the teams will line up as follows:
U. of Q. - Pos v Washington
Watson ....... ,.F. .......... .i. irlM
Vosoer : ....... ,.F, ......... Edwards
Gould .. Foster
Boylan ....... ...Q. .......... Knouff
Far sons ...u. ........... tuoan
Referee Qrilley.
oral in-
W 10 PORTLAND
Washin gton Lads Practicing
Varsity Style and Fresh
men Learn Rules.
' fSpedil to Tha JonroaH ---r
University of Oregon, Eugene, - Or,
March 8. The freshman basketball team
left the university this morning for
Portland, where they are scheduled to
meet the 'Washington high champlona
at the Y. M. C A. Saturday night At
the recent game here th freshmen de
feated the preps by a close score. The
first half was played under A, A. U.
rules and in this period the high school
boys were ahead from the start The
second half, played under the rules of
the Intercollegiate Athletlo association,
was all for the freshmen. During the
past week the "Fresh" have been prac
ticing A. A. U. style, and reports from
Portland have It that the "Preps- are
becoming proficient at the Intercolle
giate game. The freshmen will clash
wlthaJthe Albany high school tonight
The line up for the team will be .Wat
son and Vosper (forwards), Gould (cen
ter), Parsons and Boylen (guards), and
Blgbee, Apperson and Brooks (utility).
ViuGED "iii" DAHELY
DEFEATS SPARTAtJS
The T. M. C A Spartans gave tne
Multnomah club basketball quintet the
surprise of its life last evening when
.the two. teams met in the final game
for the championship of the City Basket
ball league. It was the first game on
the new club floor.
Only four regular members of the
Spartana appeared for the game and
two players, Cudllp and Cllbburn, were
taken from the audience. Cudllp played
with the Lincoln high team last sea
son. . i ', -
The winged "M" team, however, won
the game after 10 minutes of extra time
playing. The final score was tl to 29.
The first half ended with the acore of
10 to10 in favor of Multnomah, but in
the second half the T. M. C A. team
braced up and when time was called
the score was 28 all. Both teams scored
a free throw In the extra time played,
but Young's basket from the field gave
the club team a victory.
Toung and McKee were the biggest
point makers of the game. Both play
ers scored 15 points. Burton starred
for the club team with Toung and Jens
void, and Cudllp with McKee for the
Spartans. - ,
The line-up was:
Winged "M" ....Pos...... Spartans.
Case ..R F...Cudp, CllblOrn
Norrls L F.. Jenevold
Toung. Keck ....C McKee
Barton R Q yers
Kropp ....! Q Maffett
; Fenstermacher, referee.
K Ml FtiT
IF mt IS CUT
Big P. N. A. Track Sports Will
Be Held Here June 15;
Conference Earlier. ',
. The outdoor track and field champi
ons of tha Pacific Northwest associa
tion will be decided In this city on
June It on Multnomah field, according
to aa announcement made this morning
by T. M. ' Dunne, secretary of the P.
N. A. . - .
Jun IS is the last day of the Rose
Carnival and an ideal time for the meet
Teams from all parts of Oregon, Wash
ington, Montana, Idaho and western
British Columbia will be entered,")
This will be the second large track
meet in this city this year as the North
west College conference meet will be
held-on June 1.
BELLAH TO CAPTAIN
M. A. A. C. TRACK TEAM
The Multnomah track team for the
season of 1911 was organised last ntgtit
at a meeting In ths olub house. 8am
Bellah, the crack pole vaulter, was
eleoted captain of tha team. Other
members of the Multnomah team are
Wolff, Dart, Myers, Schmitt and Gam-
- Multnomah will have a large team
entered in the Columbia meet, and will
likely send a six man team to the P. N.
A. Indoor championships, which will be
held In Seattle In the near future. r
YAKIMA FISHERMEN
10
PROTECT TROUT
DILLON BEATS COFFEY
IN TEN ROUND BOUT
. .
Oakland, Cal, March-8. Jack Dillon
of Indianapolis, , today is regarded by
fight fans here as the beat middle
weight seen here for some time, as a
consequence of the sound beating he
handed Walter Coffey in their 10 round
mill last night Dillon showed himself
to be a fast two handed fighter with
a punch in both hands. He had Coffey
hanging on from the first round on..
Coffey saved himself from a knoekout
only by hugging throughout
Berg-Barges 8 Boat On.
Ban Francisco, March 8. Further
progress in the middleweight elimina
tion contests will be made when Otto
Berg of Astoria, will meet' Brick Bur
gess in A four round fight here tonight
Berg has draw to his credit with
Frits Holland of Spokane, and is well
thought of throughout the northwest
He will have a good chance to show his
mettle when he meets Burgess, as the
latter is willing, aggressive and game.
, Gun Club to Meet.
'The Portland Gun club will meet to
night in the Bowie and Caldwell billiard
parlors. Over 20 members will be
voted In the club, and other business
matters will be attended to.
" Am,.
New Styles for Spring are
now. ready; tetter than ever.
You won t add much to your
weight in pounds ty wearing
Hart Shaffher
Marx
clothes, but you 11 ado! to your
business weight. Good
clothes like these make a man
loot more important; and
that s one step toward being sb
Well put you into the right
clothes here, at the right price
Suits$20$40
Cofrritht Uait ScUSua U Mux
The "Multnomah $3 Hat"
for Style and Quality Leada Them All
; m ai 1 1 a ii ""
New shape and colors for Spring have arrived
S am 1 Ros e nb 1 att fe? C 6 .
Tkird and Morrison
North Yakima, Wash,, March 8.
Taklma fishermen and hunters who re
cently organized a game protective as
sociation, are taking Immediate steps
to save the trout from the menace of
the Irrigation ditch. For seasons past,
trout of all sizes, from fry to eight
pounders, have been misled by ths down
ward dividing stream which is made by
ths Irrigation ajpatial, and finding their
wax ,nt0 shallower and shallower wa
ter, flap themselves to death in some
body's orchard. Legislation .requiring
the irrigation companies to screen their
Intakes failed several years ago, and
rather' than to take the time to get
legislation on the .matter, the local
fisherman have desired to establish here
a state hatchery. ? - T"
HENDERSON'S TRAINING
- ATTRACTS FIGHT FANS
lnat.1 tn Th Jnnrn.l.)
Vancouver, Waah.. March 8. A large
number of the sporting fraternity con
gregated at Bud Anderson's training
camp at the Mecca pool hall on West
Sixth street yesterday aitemoon to wit
ness the first training in "Vancouver of
Earl Henderson who will meet Danny
O'Brien of Portland at Gresham, Or.,
March 20. Henderson worked out for
an hour with Bud Anderson and proved
to the audience that ha la a classy man
with the gloves. Predictions were free
ly made that he was a better boxer
than O'Brien and by March 20 will be
In the best or shape. He win train with
Anderson in Vancouver every other day
till be meets O Brlen. Henderson
weighs 142 pounds but win train down
to 137 on the day of the contest.
Jnarei Results.
Juarez, March 8. Yesterday's re
sults: ,
First race Prince Winter, 8 to
even, 2 to 5, won; Qramercy, 8 to I 4 to
1, second; Lily Paxton, S to 1, third.
Time, .1:18 4-6. Scratch Wild Bear,
Chess, Fuda Clem, James Blackstock.
Second race- Lady Stalwart, 7 to 6, 1
to 8, out, won; Veno Von, even, out, sec
ond; Marsand, out third. Time. 1:08 8-8
Third race iFrank O: Hogan, 2 to 1,
8 to 8, out, won; Gus Hartridge, 8 to 2,
8 to 6, second; Faneull Hall, out, third.
Time, 1:14 2-5. Scratch Decesarlon,
Hidden Hand, . Ilex, Pitapat and Judge
Walto
Fourth race Enfield, 8 to 8, out, out.
won; Kootenay, out, out, second; Fly
ing Footsteps, out, third. : Time, 1:18.
Fifth race John Louts, 8 to 5, out.
out, won; Wolferton, 7 to 10, 1 to 4,
second; King Elk, I to I, third. Time,
i:bb 2-6,
Sixth race Onatassa, 2 to 1, 8 to 6,
out, won: juan. a to 2. 7 to 10. sec
ond; Ben Uncaa, 2 to 1. third. Time,
Former Frisco Pitcher Says
"Nothing Doing"; Has
Business In Portland.
Harry Suter,. accompanied by his wife,
arrived In Portland yesterday afternoon
and unless Danny Long decides to pay
him as much as he received last, sea
son, the' former San Francisco pitcher
will go Into business in this town.
Suter said that he would not stand the
cut Danny Ldng made in his 1112 con
tract and unless he receives the same
salary as he did last season, he will quit
the game. , :
T will not accept any terms lower
than my last season's contract," Suter
said, "and I have a business open here
to me which will pay me as much as
baseball would." '. ' '
Maggart Hurt. "' '
Hal Maggart, the former Oakland out
fielder, and Derrick, infielder, were both
hurt in, the Athletics' training camp.
Derrick will be out for a week, while
Maggart expects to get right back' In
the game. Maggart slipped on the floor
In the rubbing room and his head was
injured.
FANS STICK BY ATTELL;
FAVORITE OVER MURPHY
San Francisco, March 8. San Fran
cisco fight fans do not believe Abe
Attell has started down the hill yet, for
they are making him a favorite at 10
to 2 today In the betting over Harlem
Tommy Murphy fop .their '20 round go
Saturday afternoon at Daly City. Both
men finished their training today and
will take things easy until ring time.
They both look fit.
Attell realizes that he must beat
Murphy or be classed with the has
beens, and he will force the fighting.
Murphy already has fought Attell in
the east, and is confident of winning
mis trip.
BOXING TO OPEN IN
C0EUR D'ALENE SOON
Spokane, Wash. March 8. Frits Hoi
land of Spokane, a well known heavy'
weight... will organize an athletlo olub
in Coeur d'Alena City, 20 miles,, f rom
Spokane, to stage 10 round professional
bouts, bringing to this vicinity several
of the world's welt known fighters. He
Is now figuring with a couple of light
weights who will soon be matched. The
names are not made public. -
PAPKE GIVES JONES
, "HOOK"; TOM' LAUGHS
San Francisco. March 8. Tom Jones.
manager of Ad Wolgast, the lightweight
Champion, is still laughing today over a
telegram he received from Billy Papke,
in which the former middleweight
cnampion called on all business en
gagements between Jones and ' him
self. Jones autoed to a telegraph of flee
and wired back that nothing had tickled
him so much since Wolgast defeated
Battling Nelson for the championship.
' ' ' Ladd Defeats Ains worth.
' The Ladd school team of th nrftmmar
scnooi Baseball league, took the measure
or the Alnsworth team yesterday after
noon . on the Multnomah field, hv tha
score of 12 to 2. Knudson and McTar
nahan, the Ladd twlrlers, showed good
were fanned during the game.
Steel and Metzger formed , the. Alns
worth battery.
Ttmrnament at Ontario.
Ontario, Or., March 8. The Idaho
Hardware and Implement association
will meet In Ontario April 28, and ar
rangements have been completed for a
tournament of gun clubs of the Snake
river valley towns from Boise to Hunt
ington here on that date.
ette Kw:evar1. Ten cf 0,U n v X-l
be selected tor the team. A trrout w
held last Tuesday afternoon and CuiA,
Beach and Kam'Sa finished or.a, two and
three. Coach Lee expects the Lincoln
team to be one of the strongest In the
schools this season and has worked hard
developing the team. I
Revolver Men Din.
Members of the Portland Revolver and
Rifle club will attend a dinner tonight
in honor of their victory in the United
States Revolver Association' Shooting
league. It is expected that 80 members
ef the club and their friends will be
present. ,
Prominent Horseman Dead. .
George W. McCrum, a prominent local
horseman, died here yesterday. McCrum
owned Dan S., and several other light
harness horses. . He raced for a number
of years in the fair meets in the Pacific
northwest
' , MEffi DAILY
Los Angeles. March 8. "Show me the
club that can beat Vernon this year,"
demanded Happy Hogan today prior to
herding his hopes to the Washington
park field. ",1 know I would not be a
real manager if I didn't claim the pen
nant before the season opens," Hogan
added, "so I Intend to make good."
Tha workouts of both the Vernon and
Los Angeles clubs have been highly .
pleasing to the fans. . The Angel re
cruits look particularly good,' and Dil
lon firmly believes his club will be well
within the first "division before the end
of the race, . -,
Crowds attend Oaks rink these days.
Dallas and U. of W. to Meet.
Dallas, Or., March 8. Next Monday
night the undefeated Company G, O.
N. O., basketball team of this city
meets the fast University of Washing
ton team upon the local floor in what
promises to be the greatest and most
hotly contested game of basketball
played In thla stata Lhla.vaar noiic
has met and defeated the best teama
in the state, the defeated team's includ
I ing among their number the Multnomah
ciud, Vancouver Ainietia club, Silver
ton. Philomath, Mt. Angel college and
Amicus club of Portland. Dallas will
close Its basketball season March 18 in
Portland when It will pJay the Multno
mah club a return match upon the club
COUrt, .
Cottage Orovers to Play.
Cottage Qrove, Or, March 8. The
first tryout for a city baseball team will
take place Sunday afternoon and candi
dates for' positions have been getting
into shape during the past week. Chal
lenges will be issued to teams in all the
valley cities.
Paper Chase to Tie Held.
A closed paper chase will be held by
the Portland Hunt club tomorrow after
noon. The start will be made at 2.-80
o'clock. '"..'' ..
Lincoln Team Will Run.
Th Lincoln high cross country team
will -be selected tomorrow morning by
Coach Lee. It is expected that 28 run
ners will start In the race, which will
be over the regular course on Willam-
New JUnir Contender.
I.0S Anireles. March' 8.-(m. ini
has a brand new middleweight cham-f
plonshlp contender ; today In Bobby
j ui aemo, a. nusicy youm wnose hrother, f
George Graeme, has deposited 25000 In;
! real money to bind a match with .Tarir i
. Herrica. uraeme -admits- that be never
has engaged In a professional fight, but
remarked, that the coin deposited should
entitle him. to Herrlok's respect. The
Graemes stipulated that Charles Kyton
should referee. - -
Williams Wins Tournament.
J. Fi; Williams won the 18.2 balk line
billiard tournament at McCredle's nail
last night by defeating Friedman by Ihe
score of 200 to 103. ' Williams won four
carries and' lost one durlnir thn fonrna.
! ment. Wllletts, Klrkbrldge and Gorg
' are tied for Becond place and will play
I the tie off next week. ; . .
j - Williams made runs of 23, 21, 20, 20
;and 16, while' the best Friedman could
; do was to run one of 20 and two of 10.
Williams' average ; was 518-38, and
Friedman's . a little over 2. -
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Pasadena. -Wins at Polo.
T San Diego, Cat, .March 8. With Lord
Twcedmouth playing on the Canadian
team, that organization is "scheduled to
mix things with . the San Mateo polo
team, at Coronado this afternoon. The
Santa Barbara team n roved nn mntni-.
for the Pasadena four" yesterday, the
I latter winning. 14 to 2. . -
' j v Albany tij Have Shoot, f
"Albany, Or., 'March .. 8. The ' Albany
rtnrt rlnh. which WAa fpnentlv nriratil,
ieman s grove. jr.. j. tioionan, a crack
shot from Portland, 'will be In atterfd- I
nnce. ' and it is expected ha will civ
Xa loaI Ijoys a run for first place, .
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eMail's Blue Serge Suit
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