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Newspaper Page TextTIIK OREGON' SUNDAY JOURNAL. PORTLAND. SUNDAY MORNINO. APRIL 11. HI- FORTY-TWO ROWS OF HOWLING DLEA CHER1TES AT OPENING SEAL-BEAVER GAME ii CRIGKEIERS WILL TO FEEL IRON RULE wm Turf Too Soft for Practice and Opening Postponed (or One Week. Tk riu4 Cru clwfc will MU ft IUW ! Ik Um Tk4r . Artf 14. Af lat Ik iuw a ea1 will be gloa f Mtakor e4 frleae f IM el. A i4talt4 p;fMi Kae boon arreaaed. MMlnUwl4 i by ! J ta a Tk a44.l mi tk cla. l"Krlo Vtakel. mu oy Ik chair dartaa Ilk laa a fed lt gl a akorl tela rlwk (nallaf, llig of Ik pr roHe to lw rr Dm rent trf xm. kick il ennaio4 nfc iks clu ihiak ill fc k tool a4 ! otil ov tfcal r kta b4 bar. IVkoi for Ik dlaaar ea4 eaaekar a b obtained of any nb l tfe rlttk huuM dunes Ik evening Th epoedag f rarilr whir 1 wa raoduled fr ultrtir had la k bel a4 e acowal of luir raia dWlna Ika woo, la grouod cwUiRtlll dokJ U Ikal ika lu'f we loo eofl and Mid venaoquaatly ewl HP a I root deal. ll I hopod I er-ea up. if ik atr I riant, on aii rtlurdjr- Tb around I Improving ialr lh rot (if Thomaa. Ik U fcnnoo preaatoaL a4 II la I aay tbal UU'j laama wilt find lf ' I Wl ffvvt f WWi, 1 9 Oft ik boil, irtaa say may play ea tterleg tha aoaaoa. J miaoaiaa ambira ar aaked la com mualrai Ilk in aorralarv. C. Cum una. Walla rrgo bulldlaa. a aooa a pooelbi sad lhatr tuibrklp raid. Tka orlrbol ground la loraiod ea Ika MoaiaviJI tr Una al Keel Kllr- oaranlh alroal. I o blorka north of tkr track, a ad Intending monitor a ar aaked la vlall lh around a and hal a eplendld cricket - field and club houao Hi lurflad club ona. Amateur Baseball Thar kaa ban an Impreealon In lh mind of muifiti of local amateur teama that tha llllla town of Rl. Paul, or., ha a boon a hard town for Inral laama to play In. Mmifrr Hoi Ittrhan barh of tha O.-W. n 4r S. Ini writ tha followlna Irtior to Tha Journal: "Frank M. Urarln. manager of lh Rl. Pau(.tm. la on of tha moat promi nent bulnaa man of 81. I'aul. baln anlof partner of on of tha tariaat litiatnaaa firm In th town." Mr. Oucr In and lh cltlna extrnOrd ua all poa lhl rourtealaa. Wa could not hava wlahod for wtlr treatment. If there rvar wa a rough etemrnt In control of leball In 81. Taul It haa poaaed out of ailtac. I want to aur any tram that II need har no fear In aocurlna a iimi with that place. I ronalder It an Injuallea that a tltna ahould ba placed on Mr. Ouartn and hla aoclate. Th O.-W. n. N. team waa defeated laat Sunday by tha Bt. Paul team by the acora of 1 to I. Toay the O.-W. U. A N. taam will play tb Oawea team. Tha Olfonla haaehall team la 'ailll looklna for out of town aamr. Team dealrlna aamea mar writ J. T. Holt man, til Johrtaon tret. 'V .. ... . ' . ' ' ' ' S nai - jgaaaa - a i a a ' " " " JJ J r i f M - "? ? ' " o--.ao"f v $ mff vm i . . . r M-'.i I ' t 1 y . - iv . . . - " x : vr- - I - - A ' 7' ' o v ' v. - -V ' v ' 1 u f Sr V: J "..- .. ,i -. 1 .... , vn c: ; - Xp;.:-lS ,l- ;V ... . . .... .i. rlmm in Ke aa animated tndar for tha HurKlred. of bwb.ll ft photographed la the right field bleacher, at the naw PorUand baaa m p. ."f T "r Pre d.nt f .nun, of he Coaat league Mt gatne of tBJS" aerjea From left to rlgHt th alngle. photogTapha ahow. Manager Walter MoCredla of tha Portland Bearera. f re.ldent Alien i. and Captain Ernest Mohler of San Franriaco. tne tnreo moat imponani paaeuau poraunca m tha McMlnnvli: team. Bill Ilalrd. ror merly with tl.a Calef team, playa flrat baao for the McMlnnvllle team. loc Lake wlfj twfrl for tha Wildcat. Hill Urolea and bin Weona tam will play tha Hubbard. Or., team today. Tha Hubbard loam thla aeaaon la ona of th faateat amateur clubs In the valley. Bcott w ill prohahly pitch for the Archer Wlaglna tram. Tha Kayatoti Woolen Mill team waa defeated laat Sunday by the McMlnn vllle team 'by the acora of 1 to 1. Krauae, farmer pitcher of "the Wash ington Stata league, twirled for the Mc Mlnnvllle team and allowed the Port land nine but two hits. Fourteen of the KeyMonera were whiffed by the McMlnnvllle alabatera. Manager Wayne J.ewle of tha Michi gan Wildcat, will take hla team to Mc Mlnnvllle today, where they will meet The ralla high achool team defeated the Hal am high team laat week by the acore of 3 to 2 In a ft Kame, Carl Fenton la coachln the fellaa team. Darham' pitching and Hlrathnd'S bat ting were the featurea of tha game. Htcfttaml made three hlta. Including a homa mn. The Modern Maccabeea' lodge team la after game with local train. Laat Sunday tha Maccabeea defeated tha Kaglee. Hyronnmou and Kennedy ar the battery men of the Maccabeea. For games, telephone J. Walker, Main 9412. The Ked Front team of Portland will plat Docland'a team of Vancouver thla afternoon on the Vancouver grounds. Laat Sunday the Dorlands were defeated by th acora of 6 to 4 In an 11 Inning gams with tha Soldier. Manager Hufy of th Tlaama-Cre team, la looking for out of town gamea. Teama desiring to play the painters may wrlta C. F. Duffy, Zj6 Morrlaon atreet. The Columhue club team will plav the Katacada team thla afternoon In Eat cada. -Bobby Hewitt will haave for the Gray. Th Portland Colta and Wlrrton Rig team ar looking for out of town games. K. Hcott. 74 Flrat street. Is manager of tha Colta, and N. Willie, X44 Page street, haa charge of the Win-tons. play tha Maccabao t with the Maccabeea 111 Third atroet For gamea rite J. Walker. Th Lincoln High Pchool learn will play four gaoiaa thla coming wk. On Monday It wll croaa bata with tha Portland Academy team, Tuesday It will meet tha Dental College leant. Wednesday the Lenta G rammer achool and probably Vancouver high Friday. . The Baltimore Lunch team will play the Oak Grove team this afternoon. The Eaton team will play the Sheri dan, Or., team thla afternoon at Sherl don. . The Modern Maccabees will play the Molalta Oregon team thla afternoon. The Maccabees claim to have one of the faateat teama In the cliy. iney have defeated the Eagles and Mooas tea run The Maccabeea expect to go to Heart 1 and Ballard next month and Th Portland Auto company team will open 'the eeaaon at Clatakanle, Or., today. JACK RANDALL WILL MANAGE PAINTERS' NINE Jack nandall nuana Hie Tlmiu Creaa baKbatl team hereafter. , Ran dall ha had aom iprlence In hand ling teama and eapecla to har a win ning team with tha Painter. Runday tha Palntare will lineup agalnat tho Balem Oregon team Tha Palntera will Inetip aa follow: Duff), first base; Robblna. cond ba; McDonald, third baae, Htnlth, ahortatop; F. Blerg. HUka and Wllaon, outfield era. McClellan and ('. Bleeg will do the battery work for th local a. Any out of town team dealrlng gamea with tka Tlmma-Creaa nine write Jac nandall. 114-JM Second atreet. "Want" ada will ba received over th phone only from thoa whoae namea ar llated In lthr of th telephone dlro tori. Lincoln Catcher Ptaycd Out' tide School Lea sue and Is Disqualified. fauaor rra) f to Uarola )is I oa ia f1rl alaitf la foal Ika lioo ka4 of IM aw lauraafcHvUt It loaga. Oo aorll, f la r rulea a4 II Mala lki aa kta ako rU)tf woold k a)Uo4 I (lay ut ay oulahta loam afwr Ike l'r rhllle lou oo4 Th Uow bad karta otat4 a ko Pifaa 4iao4yo4 lb raWa ! cult la k aiklattHMi gaai wkt. h oaa alod (a. lh. Viisr4 iolia a a f to4ay br lueiof pla, ik Lisr4a leaot la illr woakaooil aa4 lla enaaoea t Mooallaa Ma awrfoeotaac of wHialRf tk alroeklal rkampl.inakl r ihmm4 avbaia ill likif 4e ia ralrktng fr luarela now a4 kllr h ill k afct i kol4 Twrrk (o4 raaina I be aooa It la eatd Ikal a eloea lak la kolng kept a ail atkar latrrktatl air , tra aa I hoo arke are rauahl plartng ' with ohr. leanta will b afomall barred from -playlag la Ik leafo. E RICANASSOCIATION CONTRACTS MANY ( nicato. April ! President T. Oil v. ' Ins inn of tha American aaaorlallea la I nlgtit laaurd the following ballet I a of con ira. la and release filed Uk k'a . office br tho varluua cluba elne Aprtt I I'nntracts With Indtanapoll (iwvraa J. WlT aell. Kay laly. J. J. Clarke. With Kanaea ttly- U II. nn. W, A. Janira. W J. Barbeau. Maddoa. E rralt llornaby, Andy Uylr, Charle C Krlia. Tbontaa O Downey. Jack Lev, J. M. II rid In. Itoberl Ithoadea, L B. Rorkenfleld. William Powell. With tjutavlll Kdward gpncr, Jobn L. Hurae. J. l Naal. John J. glenabury, llm F. lluut, Howard North nip. With MlnneapoHa J. William. Claude Iloaaman, Albert R. Fvrrls. Lew Hate. Irving Touna. L kt. Peaeter. tialph Cuiiiatoea, Wilbur C. gmllh. Bey Pattereon, Dewey Lyala. Jam F. W ha lm, (J. ICVeVaddell. Mora. W. L. Ever ett, R. C Iawon. VTada Kllltfr, Mlka Kramer, John J. O'Nalll, Otia B. Clymr. W. D. (Jill, Pavld Alllaar, Frank Owen, Fred Olmataad. Frank DeUhaoty. ' riratea ixfe4 Colta. , ' Tha Viral defeated th CoUa yeeter day by the acore of II to 1. The fea ture of the game waa lha batting f Wild man. The lineup of th PlraJea U Young, catcher; McDonald, pitcher; Wlldioan. first baae; Haae.lt In, aeenml baae; Pick eon. ahorUtop; Gilberts third baae; 1U, left field; Davl. Haublo, center field and Keating.' rlaht field. The Archer-Wlggln Baaeball league achedule for today: Section 1 Gill vs. Overlook; Holla day vs. Columbia. Section II Lenta v. Brooklyn: West ern Hardware Co. vs. Holladay Cubs; Marshall-Wella va. Creacents. Y. M. C. A. Relay Runners Training Hard for Annual Race , ' lX;,KA L'4 r1 j Part of the Y. M. C. A. relay aquad.iwhich Coach, tord 'Is conditioning fpr th-..naagJ:.jitk-thjaH awa indtan. May 4. They are. from left to right: Top row. Coach W. A, Lord. Fred Newel 1 Freti M. . Vanderlip Orlnus Jensvqld, Frank R. Turner. Louls Nathan. P. W. Lee, physical director, r Middle row, A M Brown H. W. Gun ther. Harry Barndollar. assistant coach. A. R. I)orrl8, "Jack; -McDonald r lower row. P. G. Payton, Captain Tommy Booth and TrelcheL In the Multnomah Sunday Morning league the Black Hands will meet the High Binder and a good game la ex pected between tha two teama. At 11 o'clock tha Dynamltera will try and blow up the Invincible. BUSINESS COLLEGE LEAGUE IS SUCCESS Won. Loat. Christian Bros 2 1 Holmes 2 1 Trades School 1 1 Portland 0 2 P. r. .67 .S7 .300 .000 Tha Business College league haa been a fine auccesa for the first two weeks of the season. The Christian Brothera team haa rounded into shape and will give the other nine a hard fight for tha championship. Wadnaaday afternoon the Christian Brothers' team will lineup agalnet the Portland Trades School team on the Columbus club field. Friday the Holmea team will play th Portland Buelnea students. SHJL PKOTE OS SMRRO Spike Goes to Pendleton. Bobby Hewitt, better known through out local arnateu clrclea aa "Spike, has signed a contract with Ja Gar retfa Pendleton team in the Wertern Trl-Btat league. Hewitt la one of the devereat of local eeml-pro twlrlers and should be able to stick with the RoumT Corbett Enter Two -Horses. Harry L. Corbett haa entered two horeee'lrtH the Vancouver Horae ahow, which bcglna tomorrow night. Katern Emperor la one of the Corbett entries. Dr. John Ooughlan wIM "nend ' week-end at Vancouver and H. L. Cor bett will make the trip to Vancouver about Tueeday. Johnson Is Not a Mason. London. England. April Z0. Aa a re- ault of an Investigation the grand lodge of Forfarshire haa declared the Initia tion of Jack Johnson ' br. th Dundee lodge -waa illegal 'and' ther proceedings null, and void.:, Tbe iattet lodge waa. oh rected to show- cauee why Ha master and three nast tnaatere should not b suspended. '4tt3 I expect the Y. M. C. A: team to de-T Among the, new runnera.who -re feat the Chemawa Indians and I -also eipect them to better the record time bv eight minutea this year." Thi was he statement made yesterday by Coach W. A. Lord of. the Y. M. C A. JTh'e T M. C. A. squad la training hard for the race and if they are de feated It wilt be by cloae distance. Over 15 runnera are working out three time a week and all are ahowlng fine fTh'i year's race with the Indiana' will be run May 1. H the alxtn annual vent between th two relay .teams and lat year the local akjaociatlon won for th flrat time. - " . .r r san veteran runners of the Y. M. C. - A wm be on the team this season, Chile the ether three , will be ected from a at of about eight new athlete. Those Who ran with the team In last yae72 nice are Captain T. Booth.. Jack Harttnan. P. O. Payton. FreflM. Tan derllp. Rus.ell . Kurt. H. Bchwabauer and O. Jensvolg. - I-,. - "-.'-- showing up- In f lrie form , la Louie Na than, formerly, a member of the 'Irisb- American clob of NewYork. Nathaiv it is aald, ran "against Johnny ilayea, winner-ofr-he Olympic- marathonef 196S. before the little New , Yorker be came famous. . Dorrts. of th Lafayette, Or-, highachoot, and Bob , Langley, of Jeffereon high achool, are both, ahowlng up welL Langley finiehed among the first 1 In the annual iaterscboUstic crosa country run. - - i Other members of the team who are showing up welt in practice- arei Jack McDonald; Frank R. Turner. Frd New ell A, M. Brown, BL .TreicheL Albert rbaier.'.R. W. Gunther. Flojd, Offer and Dick: Fleming. - ... t Coach Lord will have a ha time pickinc the team this year. . The fol lowing runners will likely win frlacee on th eqnad:- .Captain Booth,- Loula Nathan. Fred Vanderlip, P. O. Payton and Jack McDonald. ' ' . Tb Indians stilt . feel the -atla;. of last; season's Jdft t and are training harder than ver to -beat, the Y.' M". C. A. team. Loula and Frank .Dan, brothers, who- ran a good rac in laat season's event. will run again this seasoib Smo ker, another -on of lat ' aeaaon'a run ners, 1 showing np h"grand ityle In practice and it is salot that be -will be the runner j to a tart t the, rase, for the ' Governor West win 'start . the raoe frera the capitol steps and the meaaagee, which fie will hand to th runner will be read by Mayor RushMght at the fin lah. wblch wQl be tn front of the Y- aC C A. at GUth and Taylor strsata. The aitaa of th rac Is SI anile. ; Last' eeson . th T. M. C A. " tm made th time of I -hour and 20. min utea, which 'is eta . min tea .faster ' than any tlm made by tha-Indiana during tha fdur years thay.aron- tk race. The race t attracting1 a-' great deil of attention throurbont the city, aa well aa tn Salem, and via the valley towns through which the run nor paaa. . ,1 u , "SULPHURRO" STEWART'S liquid Compoiind of 50c; and i $ 1.00 Size Wc alaa hrrw the acceasorlea as indicated in book' of directionav No, 16- and IS Tubes BO each. Tidiri Qarke & Co. IS CURATIVE FOR MANY TROUBLES Seattle Man Writes Stewart Com pound la Bleasing in Household. LONG SUFFERED FROM RHEUMATISM, NOW WELL "Seems to Unite Good" Qualifies of All. Beneficial Medicines in One Bottle I Know of Many Wonderful Cures." Baattl. Wash, March 31. 11J. Mr. C M. C. HUwart. Baattl Waah. My Dear Mr. Stewart: I have often wlahed to thank you for the reeults of your Bulphurro which haa bean of ao much benefit to me and mine. I was suffering with rheumatlam when I flrat began using it, and had been unable to walk without great pain. I am now cured end within a period of eix month, too, which I think a ehort tlm for o serious a dlseae. My family haa uaed it with aatl fac tory xeault for various eye trouble, and in case or any kind of Injury it haa a .great reputation. Sulphurro haa bam in con tent use . in my family aver ainco I first advlaad It Several members wera troubled with rheuma tism, eye Injuries or etomacn irouoie, and, In- every oaee Sulphurro has given relief. ' v.- ' Now Bulphurro le need In place ef many different kinds of medicine, as It seem to unite the good qualltiee of all beneficial medicines In one bottle. The relief le quloker and . mora laatlng. 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