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ME OREGOri ATHLETES
BATTLE TONIGHT OFF TO CALIFORNIA
VALKER BEATS TVO
MULTnOIVIAHGRAPS
Winner May Be Possible Chal
fencer for Ad Wolcast's
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via ba al Jaffaraee
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fit al raleMr later la lha aaaaoa, but
aaw Ka alii lump laia Thuraiar gam
b4aaa JaffMaoa aa4 Ulacoja. Irvlu
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ting t.ia poaiiioa.
ll la aak IMI arvrral tbr plrr
ar uDalr lb jra of lb laagu tf
racltra for plrng atiuld Mil and
nay M aapad4 if tby ar found out.
( a Ira rain ltiirtfrca Ihla aflarnoon
Ih iMrtland aradamy and lllll ktllltary
aradfmy alnag will nlay tbalr poal
aonad gamaa. TM gain atartaj
tail rtldy but wm alepfvad la lha
third Inning en account af rain.
Ho(h laaaia alll put lha aajn Una
up la lb fl14 Ihla afiamooa with ona
arapllon. Junaa, lha third baarman of
Ih lllll tram, will do out of tha gam
ItVaHal to Tb laaraal I
e baataMa, ApU Wllb Jack
hriliaa aim f tiling i II I I faa1t,
bath t-al M, b rblt4.li.bt bairr.
aa4 tUlllaa. Iba Cbloag light a-aJgbl.
darlrd Umcl fin f.nl taajr
far lb.l f rauad Waal laalgbL
Oa tag a ItlMaa. Jack MI will ba
Mbi ta r'wM im eoauai aa aca4
uImI. aa4 tOdl Itaajwa. IM rcna
bi, ba few 4gra4 aaoa aa lb
ibutf Mn la ib nag
Tb fight Will M Mr'a O'hitl
f a ura rrawd. If ba wuu ia
algal ba will ba lb ia far good
mairbaa. If KlMo plaa M will laau
a cbaltaaga la rhamplon Ad Walgaal
Ta prailialMriaa will pratad Ih gaala
vl
KUui la Hwt lMlloa Agai.
Il'allo INaat laaarl Wt t
Kaw Yoia. April 14, bana bar laday
ar lovblng forward ta lbra mtdata
alghl Iwiiu lo b bald bar during- lb
k. Tb chlaf Inlaraal rantara la lb
bout bala-aen rranh Klau aad Jack
IMJIoa. Iba Utlar of wha clalata b
waa rvbbad In hla rcni Id round bout
lib XUua la tun rrpanaoa. Mob
Muha aad WcKlnaon wlU nil tonight.
Tb tblrd bou a III ba a "aoiaabaek
affair batwava Billy l-gpha ad UiUy
Ijaitch. formar pollorman and maiaur
champion.
l-'IU lo Trfb Carl lorrU.
it'altad frM I at Wlra I
New York. Ainl I That Carl 14or-
rl. lha glanl Oklahoma beitr, I to ba
lakrQ in hand by Bob Fltaaimmoa and
mad Into a rral ahU hop I an
nounrrd har today. Morrl la lrtmg
and allllng. abl to taka any amount af
punlahment. and ran hit hard when ba
ran bit at all. Kipart arciar thai if
Ijinky Boh" ran teach Monia aore
of ih clevarneva that made th Cor-
ulahtnan ao formldabl It year ago,
Morrl may yrt b an opponent for Jack
Johnann.
Haywartfa Quintet Expected to Vancouver Wins Every Wrest-
Make Good Showing
at Berkeley.
ling Bout In Canadian Mat
Championships
OREGON TO MEET THE
AGGIES IN CORVALUS
IVparlal tw Ta txaaraatl
L'nlverally of Oregon. Kugrn. Or.,
April 14. Th ftrat ball game between
O. A. C. and orrgon wll l played at
Coryallla In.l.ad or Kugen a waa
originally planned. Manager Oeary
maale arrangement for,th game to Lx
on.grcoum of a aore ankl. Wlaiaion
will tab hla plar. I Kr
Th game will alart at J o clock.
Will lilrr VIerlrr (lianrr.
(failed Pnaae lain! W Ira I
fan rranriaco. April 10. I'realilent
Baum of th t'oaat league branded thla
afternoon absolutely fala a report
from Lo Angele that he had decided
lo dlepne with Umpire Urorg
Wheeler.
"I ronaldrr Wherlrr a good umpire.
aald Baum. "and evrn If 1 did not think
ao 1 would not get rid of him before
giving film a fair trial. I have received
no complaint from anyone regarding
Wheeler' work, which I conalder good
played on th Kugen campu Thursday when you flgur th ahort time he hi
and Friday. However, on aocount or been working. I hav received bo word
mlllUry Inapacllon. It wa found nec- whatever from Henry Malrr of Vernon,
enaary to ahlfl th arene or th) gam to. nor hla pronal representative, Happy
Corvallla. The dale waa changed to liogan, who waa her all laat week and
i rlday and Saturday. .who aald nothing: to n about Wheeler.
Th continued rain have made prao- f -
tloa Impoaalbl on th Oregon diamond, i
'the battrrle a
gym" but other
a long rial.
n aquad JwiXl make the Corvallla trla
that maa I lie rrornti trip io nairiii
The ar Captain Jnmlaoii. I'eet. and
Welch, pltchejra; Cobb and itotachen-.
bHClier, catcher; Kenton, flrot br; ,
Newland. second baac; Hoberta, short- j
stop: Annuaacn. third baae, Chandler.
left field; Mount. cnttT rlrld and Bar
bur. right field.
!;Sr.' ATHLETES
' BACK FROM BERKELEY
Krne After Carivrnter.
H'aM rraaa Laiaal Wlre.1
New York. April 14 Frank Crn.
formrr lightweight puglllat I on hi
way in France today, wher In Paris h
will try lo Induce Oeorg ("arpentler.
the aensatlonal French middleweight
champion, tojeome to th I'nlted Htatea
and meet soma of the present crop of
mlddlewelgbts. Krne started Carpentler
on hi" career, ana reels sure mat n
will be able to Indue th champion to
return with him.
Johnaon Is Klnrrrr.
It'allad Prra. law! Wlra. I
Milwaukee, April 10. That Jack John
son declaration that ha win retire
from th ring Heptrmber 1 I no fake
waa given added force her yesterday
when Johnson told T. 8. Andrews, th
American representative or Hugh Mo
Intoeh. that he would not accept Mcin
tosh' rffer of ftO.OOO for a champion-
ahlp battle with 8am Langford In Aus
tralia within aiz months. Andrews re
ceived today a table from Mcintosh and
at once telephoned Johnapn, who flatly
refused to consider the match.
BATTING AVERAGES
Portland's high school athletes who
.took part In the sacond annus) Pacific
Coast Interscholastic track and field
I meet laat weak at Berkeley, Cat., re-
! turned home yesterday afternoon and
rnn TUC CCDICP . wer greeted at me depot oy me waali
run inc. Ot-lllUO Ington high achool band.
I Coach Veatch of th Washington hlg
4 : scliool expressed hlmaelf an perfcctl
i i aatlsfled with the Waahlngton squad'
I Hhowlng and predicts that his nun wll
tf win tha Interst'holustic meet, which will
4jb held at Ofegon at the junior week
'end.
4 Oolts Ona Oust.
Ab. Jl. I. C.
Menaor 4 o .voo
4 Hpeaa U U OitO
4 Fries S 1 .200
Strait 4 0 .000
Williams 4 1 .250
4 Harris 4 1 .I'fiu
4 Kibble 2 .000
4 t'oltrln 4 : .Soo
4 Tonneson ...... 3 1 .S33
4 Eaatley 1 1 .000
.13 7 .212
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Amateur Baseball j
4 4 4 4 44444 4 4 4 4 4 4
Ilain at Kokanr
Spokane, Wash., April 30. Yester
day's gam between the locals and th
Taooma Tigers waa postponed on ac
count of rain.
Dallas, Or.. April 30 The local high
achool team defeated the Sheridan team
last Saturday by the score of 11 to 1
Barhani struck out 18 of the Sheridan
batters and allowed but three hits. This
makes three straight victories for the
local team.
The line-up of the Dallas team Is
He no k, catcher; Barham. pitcher; Onrd
ner, first base; Boydston, second base
Woods, shortstop; Htestand, third base
Cadle. left field; Matheny, center field
and Campbell, sight field.
Th Brooklyn Grays defeated the
Orenco team Sunday by the acore of
to 3. The Grays would like to arrange
a g-am for next Sunday. For a frail ff
ments telephone H. J. Sherrett, East
234 or write 264 East Sixteenth street.
How Long
Could You
Stand walking up to the top of a
twenty story buUding once t day?
Not many days. Rich, heavy,
black Havana cigars have the same
depressing effect on your heart a3
that exertion;. Be sensible when
you smoke. A light, domestic cigar
will give you the pleasure of the
Havana without its dangers.
The Beeehersr averaging- 14 years old,
defeated the Highland Tigers Sunday
by the gcore of I to 2. The came was
featured by heavy hitting- on the part of
LiOdell. and Brady of the Beechera and
Anderson of the Tigers. The Beechers
would like to hear from other team
averaging 1 years of age, Tor games
telephone Duke, Wood lawn 1028, ' or
writ "Happy" Brady, 795 Minnesota
avenue. .
The Jonesmore baseball team would
like to arrange Sunday games with am
ateur teams, local or out of town. H. R,
Thompson, Tabor 1340, Is the manager.
The Country club team defeated the
Hop Gold team Sunday by the score of
13 tO'12 in an 11 , inning game. Tho
Country club team would like to ar
range other games. Telephone BUI Dodd,
Tabor 63. .
Arthur
Cigar
10c and 3 for 25c
Mild
M. A. Qunst VCo- Inc.
The Baltimore Dairy Lunch team
desires game with any fast nut of
town teams for .May 6, .Way. 30 and
June Zi. For games write Reuben Ka
aofsky, manager, care Pioneer Station'
er company, Buchanan building,' Port
land, or phone Marshall 4871, . ' .
- . Orunmar School Games.
Tha game between the Holms a and
Shaver teams of. th Grammar School
league was . postponed on account of
rain. . The two' teams will If&ely play
this afternoon.-, - ;; .
The Ladd and Lents teams will play
Thursday -afternoon, probably on 'the
Jefferson -High school field. ;
Jess Dmj Challenge.
paial to Tb Journal.
Marshfleld. Or.. April SO. Jess Day.
the local prise fighter who has offered
a challenge to anyone in the unites
states of his own weight, has arranged
for two fights to be held In this county
next month. On May 11 he will fight
Frank Street of Chehalls. Wash. It
will he a 20 round bout and will be held
In Marshfleld. This Is the first time
that May and Street have met. On May
26 at Bandon. Day will fight Billy Mc
Kaddrn of Vancouver. B. C. In a 10
round bout. Day has also signed up to
go to Klamath Falls June 16 and fight
Jack Linkenbach of that place. Later
In th summer Day expects to go to
California to fight some of his own
class lrt that state.
laWojl ta TVa aWaaU I
VBtVrlir of tJtaavM. ., lit
April l Aaaraia4 by Trauuf ll.y
(, fit t BlTvfallv ( Ut.au alb
latao t.rt tiuf. ikU afi.twoo far
tbl.y, ei mm tk.y will Ufc
tn ia lb A II '! baoat. lUabiaa.
McCluro. llvggtM. KoJL aa4 Jaaa a
aaaaiaat lb wtp. Tb aaaw will
agalMl aibUlaa froaa lb talor
of Coiifotal. Wsakiagloa aad ka.
vaaa. wabiagt biat coU.g. bt
farw liaivriiy, a4 ih. Uaitvtaal of
ouiMm Coiifotata. Hbii lb tiull
bwaabor af ib trgo) Irorb la an sal
Vie lory etaaeel lakMaaaiU. II ta saw
erally biiov4 IMI ib Utga ma will
glv soo aavowal of IbaanMlvoo,
llawkiaa will m ptiiott agaiaat i
a4 krtlm af Catiforaia. Haa.i
falo4 lUoklM laai eer la 14 1-4.
Howavar, b ba a not bo ruaniag lb.
burdl. Ihla caoa la forta. du lo la
Jurtoa. Ilia item mat Kd MrClla.
Iboagb. suaal 14 I In Utrawtl Blabford
Cailforal aaawl. llawktM wm er4
Hod wltb lb world roeord llano of 161
BatMrtfay la IM Ottgoo-Muliaonvab
raoot, MeOlaa and llaokIM both hav
boen crdital with 21-1 in th low fcurd
lo.
Tw Mm U PUiaa.a.
blcClur aiod lltigglna will com Ml a in
lb dlBtaaee for Oregon, MrOure will
probably lk care ef lb mil and
tha half, whll th two mil will M
left lo lluggtna The sou (hern eollegt
bar itaral iwo tvong dlctaac ma
far lb aoll in Woo.1. th California
ronn.r, and Murray of Ml an ford la Iba
at Hiaa ford-Calif mki moat lb
mil wnl lo Fletcher of Stanford In
! I t. Murray and Wood prood hlra
r local y sad mad Iba dlalanr under
4 II. McCtur mad th mil laat hat-
urday In Ih Msltaomah maot In lha
fast time ef 4:17, whll lluggins eov
rod tb dlstanr. on the alow Columbia
Indoor dirt track In 4.11 1-6.
Nell la picked aa a 1 moat a euro w I n n r
In Ih javelin throw. H ba won flr.t
place in thla event In vry mart la
hlch he haa rompetad. and la now
holder of the eoaat collegia! rcord of
67 feet. John ha been rounding Into
shape rath.r slowly Ihla aeaaort In Ih
quarter. However, If h I right for Ih
Berkeley meat he should b hl to he
gotlat the distance In about 60. 1-6.
OoatBoi la Otk.r Bv.sta
Bealdes Ihes rntrlra Hayward wilt
probably start Johns In th hundred
and th furlong. Nell will enter th
weight events and Hawkins will com
pel in th juith- It Is difficult to
measure the ability of lluggins In th
two mil event. First plac her I
generally conceded to Karl Crabb of
California, who now ho Ida the record of
4:65 S-S. lluggins, however, haa a fair
chance to snnex second place In thla
event.
The team will work out on the Cali
fornia oval Thursday and Friday In
order to gat familiar with the differ
ent conditions. The hurdlers and sprint
ers especially will have to get used to
the sharp turns on the six lap track at
Berkeley. After the, meet they will re.
turn Immediately to Eugene In order to
get into. shape for the Oregon -O. A. C.
dual meet which is to b pulled off on
tho 10th.
Wnder-the leadership of Captain Boy
len tha Freshmen team will meet th
Eugene High school team In a dual
meet Saturday. The High achool has
an unusually strong team this season
and should give a good race to the
freshmen for first honors.
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Vaacaaiai, It C. A"l Aft IM
g (( wtiUoj Mole sg 4
al le1 lijal. graooler war
lag M oim4 -V f Ika VtMu,f
AlkUtko tlwb ar4 IM TakUltt
lilt ia ary ! al lb big b
Ual aigbt Tb 4-tggaal wrrtM af Im
a.iag mhmm taMg Walker wwa
lb CaMaHe bralbl IHI froati
ll049vvi ef IM btyllaniaiMib A. C Of
ttl4 Uaaa M4 brvaiMaly
wrMU4 UoaMg bl4 aitay. aloo of im
Moa Clly, r in u4lwoigbl baa. or,
iwilng fi.r Ka4 luaai
lunmiaii.
Ill Muod rlsM Itaa Ifwiborlaavl. V.
A. . oa fruot W M,iaat, V A. C.
Flaal-Iu HillbaXaaJ. V A C wo
ay dafaull freui J, Millar of Torn arte
114 pound cUaa I tlaar Tbuanioua.
V. A. C. waa front ClaroaM'o Italeb, V.
A. C llarrr lUUb, V A. C. dafaalod
rrad hkrhareaon Vlclatla
FimI Harry Haleh. V. A. C !
'mImI M. Thwopaaa, V. A. (.
114 pound claao Jameo Wblla, aw.
allachod. woa frn W WrigbL tinai
UrhaU. -yd Smilb V A. C. d.faailad '
W. Matin. V. A I Jark Talt. J. Ii. A
A. woa from J. W. Wblla. unattached
ftaml VlnaJ red Hrnllh, V. A. C.
woa from J. TalL J. a A. A.
Final -Krod rtmllh. V. A. C dfal4
JaiBM Whll, UMIUchad
.146 pound rtaaa Al ItaUh. V. A. C,
won from Norm a a (Joarta. HMllofeod.
Frod Umllh. V. A.' C. da fa tad Tora
Hop. llralalcka Y. M. C A.
Final At lUlch. V. A. I' tfafoalo4
FTod Mmllh. V. A. C
Mlddlawalght Uoorg Mc4'rthr.
Multnomab A C. won from Al Hatch,
V. A. C.
Final Ja-irf. Walker. V. A. C.. won
from George McCarthy, Multnomah
A C
lloavywelaht ioorg Walker V. A.
C, def-alad Mai Martin, V. A. C.
Final George Walk.r. V. A. C de
feated N lavlaoourt. Multnomab A. C
m id m
- HERE FOR BATTLE
Vemon Leader Say. He Will
Duplicate Work of Other
Leaders.
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la. Ibl awaaiag IM Ia4 of bi
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latOI IM f bl lIMlarcaMli
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frees IM tUaaora I la ft f lo a full
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foil wiaM o a.bot la. wi...
woe afa4 ao4 IMI t ok, a 4ivt- I
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-Jeal 141 aoy o!4 friaoal IMI w Jaaraal Waal A4a brta rooolt.
TweotJ-flre la Climb,
I'aaadena. Cal., April Jo Twenty-
five conlestanla will ronipela In th fifth
annual Mount W II eon hill climb tomor
row The i our 7.71 mile long,
nearly two third of a nil la longer than
laat year. Nearly every prominent long
dlatanc runner In the enuth Is entered,
bealdre aaveral from lha east. Two of
the contestant are over 70 year old.
A Five-Cent Delight
A whole lot of people hav an Idea
that all 6c clgara ar alike. If you
want to find on that' different, buy a
Ham Hloan "
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"ITS ALL IN THE HOLES Those perforations
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the rest of your life. See the demonstrations at Wood
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have it honed without charge. Take a Perforated
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The Perforated Hone telU for $1.00 at the best,
drug and hardware stores, or by mail, postpaid, on re
ceipt of price, from
The Perforated Done Co.
Portland Branch Phoenix Building
Portland, Oregon
n
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Hayes Heats Brock.
Youngstown. Ohio, April 30, Grov
er Hayes of (lumbus, although no de
cision was rendered, is admitted herd
today to have clearly proved his su
periority over Phil Brock of Cleveland
In their bout here. Hayes won at out
fighting and easily outgeneraled Brock
all the way.
MRS. R. KOEHLER WILL
PLAY MRS. PETER KERR
Mrs. Peter Kerr and Mrs. R. Koehler
will meet tomorrow In the finals of the
ladles' golf competition on the Wavrly
golf grounds. Mrs. Kerr and Mrs.
Koehler were winners in the semi-final
round yesterday afternoon.'
Mrs. Kerr defeated Miss Lewis 3 up
and 2 to play, while Mrs. Koehler won
her match ovr Mrs. .J. J. Morrow 4 up
and 3 to play. Both games in the semi
final round Were interesting.
No Footballs Duty Free.
Stanford University, Cal., April 30.
President Jordan has lost his fight to
have a shipment of footballs from Eu
rope brought In duty free. Collector
Stratton held they were not part of th
university's educational equipment and
the treasury department sustained him.
VENICE WOMAN IS ONLY
ONE TO BOWL 300 SCORE
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(United Pre. Leaaed Wire.) a
Venice, Cel., April 30. The $
only woman west of the Missis- 4
slppl who ever howled a perfect.
tenpln score. 300, Mrs. George 4
Watklns, ts being showered with 4)
congratulations today. By 4
throwing 12 successive strike 4
balls on an alley here last night, 4b
she established a record that 4
cannot be beaten, and which
surpassed her own southern
California record for women, 46
280 pins. 4
STANDING - OF THE TEAMS
Northwijstern League.
. Won. Lost.
Victoria 7 6
Spokane'. ................ - -6
Portland .7 6
Vancouver 7 6
Tacoma . . 6 7
Seattle 6 8
American League.
' Won. Lost.
Chicago'. . , ...10 3
Hoston . ... . . ".i ... . . . . ; it
Washington 7 , 5
Philadelphia.:......... 7 6
.Cleveland "
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Detroit . . . . ... ..... .,, . i. 5 9
New York 2 "10
concm soap
mm stick
For Tender Faces
Indispensable for those subject to red
ness, roughness, and other irritations
of the kin. A having luxury. No mug,"
no soggy soap, no germs, no waste of
timeor money. In nickeled box, 25c, at
tores or by mall. liberal sample free.
Address MCuUcu,w Dept. 28. Boston.
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Cincinnati . .
New York . .
Boston
Chicago'. . ..
Pittdburg . . .
Philadelphia .
St. Louts t..
Brooklyn .- . .
Ail - games
National League. ,
Won. Lost
postponed
league; rain or wet grounds.
American LeMtgne Garnet.
At Wash'lna-ton R. H. E.
New York ;;.l0 6 3,
Washington...... .13 3 0'
Batteries vaugnn and Street; John
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Boston ..............1 7 S
Philadelphia ..T 12 . 1
Batteries O'Brien, Bushelmaa, Ha-
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Thomas. . J
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. round trip rateg to eastern points. Ticket
office. Third and Pin (Multnomah
Hotel building).- - i . .. .
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phone only from those whose names are
J listed, in either of tbetelepaona dlr.
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Poet tie. -Wash.. April 30. The Ee-'
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$1.60 and $2.00
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of this city's best-dressed men are wearing
Schloss Baltimore Clothes
There's a reason it's a good one: They are getting Amer
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It's been officially decreed that all men" bein wearing Straw
Hats Wednesday, May 1. Well, we're ready, for you with
the most complete" and absolutely correct line in the city.
There are Rough tBraids, Fish-Scale Braids, Sunset Yachts, .
Milan Snap Brims and Panamas. Prices range from $2.00
to $5.00. Best values, of course. - - - .
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