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ill h.i.l K, J IT! QT" Mn PARTNERS DESERTING t Believed Champion Will Enter ' - Ring Tuesday Night Quoted as 2 to 1 Favorite. ' f (Uultad Tres Leased Wire.) , hot Angeles,- Cal,, April 23. Johnny Kllbaiie has developed a- punch. This is tlie featherweight champion's claim todajv to substantiate ' which he cites the recent rapid departure from his enmp of his sparring partners. . Two men hit the floor during yester day's - workouts,- and one was a long time coming back. This lad packed his outfit and - departed, leaving . Kllbane with but two boxing mates. Cal Delaney is the, only boy jwho has worked with the champion r.ho appears' able to give him -a satisfactory workout. ; " ' Betting on the mill is slack today at 10 to. 7. It is freely; predicted that de spite Dundee's excellent condition, the champion will be quoted at .2 to 1 at ringside, when the boys meet on tbe eventnayof April 29. Murpliy to Meet Rivera. United PreM Ued Wire.) ' San Francisco, Cal., April 23. Harlem Tommy Murphy, conqueror of Ad Wol gast,' is practically signed today to box 10 rounds with Joe Elvers in New York, according to word, redeived here, It Is declared that Murphy will get 15000 for the bout, which will be staged In Madison Square garden on the night of May If. . WESTERN TRI'STATE BASEBALL, RESULTS : (Cow-tal to The Journal. Walla Walla, Wash., April 23. Poor ftelding cost the Pendleton team the opening game here yesterday by the score of 9 to 0. Osborne allowed five hits but' four fielding errors put the Diii-ksroos in the hole. . " , -The score: :f " . K II E Walla Walla ; rrrr- . V.. 2i 54 Pendleton 0 4 4 Ha tteries Leonard and Brown; Os- borne ana Hay worth. " North Yakima, Wash,, April 23. Na- deau's homer with one on gave the La Grande team a victory In the opening game of the Western Tri-State leaguu with the local team. The final score was 2 tq. J. -Vi. -;.v-a,V : - The score: ',',' ", , It, II, B La Grande . . North Yakima ......... i ..... . i 7 2 . Batteries Gooch, Games, Mountain and King; Engel and Stanley. -, Boise, Idaho Aprll 23. Boise won the opening game or tne western Tn-state league by the score of 14 to 2 here yes tcrday before a crowd of 2500 people The locals pounded the delivery of the Ba ker twiners to all corners of the lot. 7 American League Games. . At Washington y'":- R. H.E. Boston 8,10 , 8 Washlrigtoni; 3 II 2 Batteries Leonard and Carrlgan; Groom, Gallia, Boshllng and . Alnsmith. y At Chicago-?- y 'j. ,--y:Y.U ' Detroit'"-" . ; . ?.V.tiY';v v R. H. E. 2 1 8 0 ghicaso Jt'..i ;';,,. Vvii"".V. 3 8,2 Z Batteries House, Clauss and McKce; Scott and Easterly. " ; At Philadelphia R. IL E. New-York 4 10 0 Philadelphia 7 12 0 - Batteries McConnell, Schult and Williams; Brown and Lapp. . ' At Cleveland RL E. St. LOUlS t t 4 m i IM I . a... 4 9. 2 Cleveland 2 8 4 1 Battjrl8 Hamilton and Alexander, , Agnew; 6 teen and Land. V Natloftal League Game. At Boston R. H.E. Brooklyn ......,.,, .,. i 14 0 Boston ......... t. ........... , 381 - ' Batteries Curtis and Irwin; Perdue, Gerkals and Rariden, Whalen. 'i At St. LOUlS- R. H. E. PittMburg .................... 1- 2 .1 St. Louis .....................OS 1 -Batteries Camnlts and Simon; Per-i-itt and Wlngo. - ' ; At Cincinnati R. H. E. Chicago 8 11 0 Cincinnati;... t 13 1 Batteries Letfleld,. Humphries, Che noy and Archer; Fromlne, Packard, Mc Intyrc, Hartley and Clark- At New York - R. H. E. Philadelphia 2 7. ,3 New York . ....'.'. 2 11 4 - Batteries Beaton and Doolng; Tes reau, Wiltse and Wilson. ; , i' Cndrcan Beats Victoria. Swtnl to The Journal. I Spokane, Wash., April ,23 The IndU ons defeated ' Victoria yesterday In a ' game which was featured by Cadreau's pitching. The score was 2 to 1. Ca dreRU allowed Victoria five hits. - Har din, the forme Sacramento twirfer, pltchei) good ball but weakened In the fteventb. .. The score; , R H K Victoria 1 6 3 Bpoksno 2 8 0 Batteries Hardin "and Meek; Cadreau and Aucr. .FeWfof us want the tilings that arc to be had for the asking. I OttHOfi-! I cut down tire bills UNITED-STATES TIRE COMPANY I i cu n-,- . UlvJ Ictiv! M ..( i 4 -J The Christian Brothers Business col lege team defeated the Trade school nine yesterday by the Beore of 1 to 0. Berger's doubio after Lipkey reached f'rst on an error and stole second re sulted in the Only run of the game. It was the second victory for the C. B.B. C. team. The batteries: C. B. B." C. McKenna and Block; Trade Schpol, Hindman, O'dell and Schmock. Th Smith Pnrtlnrwi WliirA fan nrm defeated by the nine representing Mt iiooa xeni xso. i or tne Knights or. Maccabees, by a score of 25 to 0. Tbe Fulton Park school won its sec ond victory yesterday by defeating the Hawthcurno school nine by the score of 3 to 0. Thompson pitched a great game for the Fulton Park team and Helming caught. Mellor and Kera formed the Hawthorne battery, Mount Angel, Or., April 23: Mount Angel won a 'one-sided game of base ball here Sunday, defeating the Stayton aggregation by a score of 15 to 0. Scharback, the local twlrler, was In splendid trim, and backed by , fine sup port held the visiting batsmen help less. Catcher White carried off the batting honors. . Out . of four trips to the plate he secured four hits, lnclud lng a home run with the- bases full. The batteries: "Mount. Angel, Schar back and .White; Stayton, Albua and Roberts, r . . . , Mount Angel, Of., April 23. The Mount Angel college second team de feated the Sllverton high school nine here last Sunday by a score of 13 to 8. Silver at second, and Seuberts behind the bat played the best ball for the Angels, while Clou end Jarvls starred for the visitors. . McGee, the local pitcher, fanned 14, and Jensen, the Sll verton twlrler, succeeded In whiffing 13 of the locals. Batteries: Iount Angel secona, jucuee ana aeuoeris; quver, Jensen and Clou. - The Mil waukie Colts, who play at Crystal Laka park, desire to get in com munlcation at once with a competent manager. Good Inducements to tbe right party. Call up Milwaukle Black 353, after ( p, m. Ask for Eugene, -, Giants Get xtra Ran. (Special to The Journal. I ; Seattle, Wswh., April 33. Tacoma lost a. hardfoucht cams to the Seattle fil ants yesterday by1". 2 to 1 score. The ylsitors began to find Fullerton In the eighth, but Manager Raymond changed twlrlers and Tacoma s chances for a vie tory vanished. . . . The score: . R H'K Tacoma 1 81 Seattle 2 1 Batteries Kurfess and Byrnes, Grin die; Fullerton. Schneider and Cadman. KsfBOBmppH Ea '; :'- : : -: . -.-v' "'::".."-.: .--j . s .. .-. j.: , y-i'..;y:yy' . . y. f r a ;l,-,..yy: y':---y:,:y:;.y.y,::,T. ":y r'' y;----"--"- l-l , .. -; , . .'" '" ' " 11 'I 1 cM ! imp 1 nUE' table beer of America a mild home-beverage that you can serve with XL ' Confidence because your: home-quality standards are maintained in the making. --3 E". C- 3 6,000 people are employed in the main H punt of Anne plant of Anheuser-Busch branches. Hi There are 110 separate buildings, cover ing 142 acres more than 70 city blocks. feu 4 F The Largest Plant of Its in the World , :Illillill!!lllillIUII!lllllllUllilllilll!lllil!IUia i i ;hh i i i I vitW-wM Will lifi mm mm Commercial" Clyb Agrees to Finance Team to Play Inr dependent Teams, v.CSpectnl to The u"ournal.l Oregon City, Or., April 23. At a meet ing "of the board of governors of , the Commercial chib yesterday afternoon it was decided to finance the Commercial club baseball club and o organise it at once.. r y. - ; . -. The club will have 'one of the fastest teams In the state of Oregon and will play the best amateur teams la the state. Some of the members of the old ball team of Oregon City which won the championship of the state of Oregon 'In 1811 will play on the team. They are: "Brick" Carothers, "Ouk" Smith, Peta Longv Fred Freeman, "Trink" Rltten hoUBe, Johnny Mulkey. Jack Telford, Ed Lavler, "Nine' Long, Oliver Frost, Hugh Burdon, "Switz" Vonderahe, Clyde Stokes, "Mott" Boos and a few Other local players. . v"s The first tryout will be" held Sunday and those chosen will make up the team. When the team Is' fairly well organised they will give a dance In Busch's hall, to help defray the expenses of the season. Th uniforms will be gray with green stripes and will be made for the team by the Oregon City Manufacturing com pany. "Commercial Club" will be writ ten in script on the shirts and '"0. C' Interwoven on the sleeves. The club will play teams In Portland, Salem, As toria, Eugene, Corvallls, Albany and other teams In the state, y The officers elected were as follows: Gilbert E. Long, secretary; R. L. Hols claw,, manager; Ralph L. Shepherd, sec retary. B. T. McBain, -preaident of the Commercial club, was elected honorary president. , t OREGON CITY CHAMPION TAR TO RETURN TO RING Oregon City, Or April 23. Jack La mar, once 166 pound champion of the Asiatic fleet of the United States navy, announced today that he will reenter the ring. He will go six rounds with Bill Ren, one of the fastest mlddlewelghts In the ring of the stat of Oregon, at the next smoker given 'by the Armory Athletic club of Oregon City. The fight between Lamar and Ren promises to be one; of the fastest bouts ever put on In Oregon City. Jack Lewis, tbe trainer of the Armory Athletic club, will tak Lamar In hand and train him to the min ute. ' Lamar la one of the best middle weights that was ever in tbe navy ring. J1 0 Made in a Gigantic Plant The plant is a model of order, efficiency, cleanliness and thrift. To go through Budwelser's home, as hundreds do daily, is the best way to realize Budweiser's quality. 1 ,500 more in Anheuser-Busch, St. Louis Kind ee held i;j co:,v;.lli3 BY F0UiTTEAr..3 HAY 3 ., . . : ( The Multnomah track mid field' . ntlilotes will , meet the Oregon Agricultural coileco ai'd the comulnea - Columbia university e ana Pacific university athletes In - 4 a triangular meet in Corvallls on 4 4 Slay 3. Arrangements ror me 4 meet were completed this morn- lng over the long distance tele- , e phone. It was first planned to e have a dual meet between the O. A. C. anot the Columbia and 4 4 Pacific teams,1 but now that Multnomah has entered, the Pa- 4 ciflc and Columbia teams will a remain combined. rmvu nreiar. the blar right hander of the 'Toledo club, who was with Portland last year, was married yester day In the Ohio city to Miss Margery gangster of Clarkston, Wash., the home . . i rr u ir..fi flTbtrv th- crri.at u. L 11 a vi.cfeba. . v.. n v -rs a Cleveland southpaw, and a brother of Dave also married wnsion gin whens he was witl ForfTana In 1910. Daye celebrated the nuptials by winning a game for the Mudhens against Hlnne apolis. Eddie Mensor, the Colt outfielder sold last year to ' Pittsburg for 13000 cash, broke Into the Pirate lineup the other day for a brief spell at shortstop. Fred Clark believes Eddie will make a good lnflelder on account of bis .speed, and may use him often this season In the Inner worka on the Pirates dash toward the pennant pole. Bobby Hewitt, the young Portland southpaw who was signed by the Los Angeles team and then farmed to Fres no of the California State league, held Vallejo toHwo hits in the opening game of the season and won a 2 to 1 vic tory. ; He struck of 10 men. Brick Dev ereaux, managing Vallejo, gathered the two safeties. Western League Results, . : Des Moines, 18; Omaha, 8. Denver, 9;, Wichita, f, Sioux City, 9; St Joseph, 4, ; Topeka, 15; Lincoln, 8. ' The employment' bureau of Kalama zoo, Mich., in connection with the Mich lean Printers' - Federation, has nroved a success, In that the local unions of the state are now kept Informed as to the state of trade, and have been able to piace a numuer or men who were out of work or who wished to make a change. . --3 "3 3 - ir -3 ri g3 r- 3 ri r! Some of the Principal i i Buildings BASEBALL NOTES J t- 3 to hold i;;ght pouts Frisco "Promoter Is Satisifed Best Crowd Will Attend ; After Work Hours. (Cnltd rreaa Leaaed Wir.) San Francisco, Cal., April 23. Satis fied that tho best crowds are drawn ,by ths night fights rather than te after noon exhibitions, Promoter James W. Cof froth is considering: today the scheme of staglna his bouts after din ner hereafter. He plans to install a My friends ' say many kind words in praise of my quality. Here are a few appreciations : "Modest Fatima in your unassiiming dress! 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