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11 , ; THE OREGON , DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND,, MONDAY - EVENING, ' NOVEMBER 3, 1913. PORTLAND' BALL PLAYERS ARE WORTH SOMETHING IN THE OPEN : MARKET SPORTING DOGJHIEVES BUILD IT'S M TO Mr. COAST SEASON -., '''V'Vl''', I"', 'm m .' Majors Falling - Over Them - selves to Get Promising ; v Looking Material on Roster. fC IV a whole lot easier to think of my 1914 team this fall than It was of my 1J1J team about this period last fall." paid Walter McCredle, manager of the Beaver champions, this morning. "I tell you I was doing some sweating - af tor the close of the 1913 season. I 'didn't have a man that J could of f e to the majors for material to bolster up my team. I had to go out Into the (market and give up good silver dollars , and take a chance on the men making 'good,'...; , "This year I ban take things easy. There la hardly a man on the champion ship club that Isn't wanted In the east I can get any kind of a deal that I want. So you see 1 can afford to take things easy., When I get, back to Co - lumbus. : I will have the big fellows coming to me. where before I had to get - down on my knees, aa the saying goes. to get the man I wanted. Rodgers, Hagerman, Korea, Doane, , Lobcr, Davis. Speaa and one or two ,. others I can peddle in a minute. In fact, I have had offers already for some of them." -si. : - t , Manager Mae will leave for the east j (next Friday to attend the Columbus meeting of the minor league clubs. ; VARNEU OF OPINIOt f t tr PttrPr dtli? 'ILL fOllilL TO TEST mm DOOIE'Si MEN Injand Football Official Gives Reasons Why State Uni versity Is Strong op" Gridiron ( Whom do you think wants "Rip" Slagerman, the big ; Portland . right hander? Frank Chance, a'belp me. When Rip was. under, Chance at Chicago sev eral . years ago, he was a side-arm pitcher, and had lots of trouble keep ing men on bases. Now he has deveW , oped into an overhand pitcher and can keep the men on the bases pretty well. ' Chance always liked Hagerman's work and, .. It is said. - will ' negotiate with McCredle for his purchase. Ha! Chase will not be able to make the world's, tour with the Chicago and New Yc-rk teams because of a sprained ankle. 1 HI place at first base on the 'Cnlcago team has been taken by .Frank label L i. It is - said . that Christy . Mathewson Will pass the winter in California, in stead; of making the trip around the globe. Thero ta a rumor - in San Francisco that' Happy, Hogan and Cal Ewlng are framing up a deal whereby Walter Car lisle will become a member of the San .Francisco team. - :t - , Ilogan of the Tigers has his 'Strings out for Qrotcr Land and a report says that Outfklder Wllhoit will, figure in 'the deal"' Walter McCredie may also bo counted in on the deal. , ,, Indianapolis. Ind Nov, 3. It was an nounced ' that franchises ' have been granted to Buffalo and Baltimore- in the new ' Federal league. . The addition of Ciese two cities will complete an eight club circuit. The matter of the presi dency of the: new league was carried ever until November I5.t - . , PAUL OERKUM WINNER OF BIG PHOENIX RACE . Phoenix. Aria., Nov. $. Paul Derkum of Los Angeles is hailed here today as the motorcycle king of the southwest as the result of his easy victory over more than a score of starters in a mo torcycle race between San Diego and Phoenix.'"..: .. v . ; R EL fltnlth of 8an Diego was second; J. Lang, Kan Diego, third, and H. K. Weltsel, fian Diego,, fourth. Derknm ' Covered - 414 miles across mountain and desert in- 18 hours, 4 minutes and 15 seconds, which is better than the standing automobile record be tween San Diego and the Ariiona cap ital, I.-' .-. f v'. " ' , - - The riders finished shortly after noon yesterday. They started from San Di ego Friday. 0. A. C. GRADUATES TO RIDE IN .SPECIAL CAR "Old grads" of the Oregon Agricul tural college now residing in Portland will attend the O. A. C.-Oregon football game at Albany next Saturday In special Oregon Electric train. Arranre , ments are being made by M. E. Smead, secretary of the Alumni association, wno nas sent letters to all former stu dents "residing .in. this vicinity. The train will leave ths Jefferson street d , pot at 12:20 p. m., arriving at Albany , Grandstand reservations will be furnished along with the railroad licKet. CROSS AND RIVERS TO ; FIGHT THANKSGIVING ' im Angeies, ov. s. Boxisg pro moter Tom McCarey announced today that - he has received the telegraphlo acceptance or Leaca cross and Joe Riv ers to settle their serial fistic dispute at vernon rnanKRgiving day. They will oattie zo rounaa, the weight to be 134 pounds ringside. Cross has wired McCarey that he will leave New York for Los Angeles No vember 11, the day following hi sched uled match there with Willie Rltchl. Should Cross be knocked out in this bout Aicv-arey proDaoiy win substitute Tom my Murphy for the Rivers match. PORTLAND'S TRAPSMEN r ARPAWnC TIIRIrXV CUflfiT The Portland Oun eluo will hold tur key and . merchandise shoots on November- S3, !4, 15 and I. This was decided at a meeting held at the Kenton traps yesterday. , The Shoot Will be arranged so that every contestant will receive a turkey. Only 15 members etook part ; In th shoot yesterday, Dry den was high man with the score of SO and Peter Holohan was neeond with 18. .:. , The scores; -- " ' Dryden, 10, Holohan g, Everding 8, , Rice 34, Addleman 12, . Bateman S3, Howe 79, Burd T. Kach 74, Powell 71. Martin 70, Huff 43. Brent 43, Marriott C3. Wallace 40. .; . . , yf.i, IngUg at : Spokane. : ; - '-i Colonel William .M. Inglls. ' president of the Pacific Northwest Association of the Amateur Athletic Union, fa now manager of the Bpokane Amateur, Ath letio club. Inglis has been connetced "Hh the amateur sport game, either as I participant or an , official, ( for the ; rears. George VarnelL who has officiated In college conference football games in the nortnwest for a number of seasons, thinks that the University of Oregon team will give Coach Doble's machine a hard game. . . .. Varn ell's views of the Oregon team are; "A team coached by Coach Besdek. In true middle west style. "The line, composed of Hall, Fenton, Caulfieid, Holden and Cook, play waist high all the time on defense and depend on skillful use of hands to go through and break up plays.. "Mslarkey, freshman, playing in the backfleld, is a wonder. - He is a scrap ping, peppery player, who travels fast and Is never stopped until tht ball Is actually downed. "Bryant Is a hard hitting fullback. He gets under, way quickly, runs low, and picks holes beautifully. He weighs ISO pounds. . . ."Comment is unnecessary In regard to Parsons, the other back. He's the clsss of the conference. "Cornell, quarterback. Is a far better man than he waa last year. He Is light, weighing only 140 pounds, but he runs well through a brpken' field. "Fenton is a SO per cent better kicker this year than ha waa last. He Is aver aging 50 yards. Fenton is, also a wonder In making or receiving a forward pass. "While the Oregon line la big. there are no overslxed men on it. The play ers are ideal site to make their full Strength felt "Sam Cook, who has been shifted from fullback to tackle, is playing top notch ball." STANFORD'S FIFTEEN IN BEST OF CONDITION Captain Thoburn Is - Back in Game and Andrews Is Fullback, Stanford University. CaL, Nov. 18. With the Stanford-California game only five 'days away, the cardinal , Rugby team is in the best possible condition. According to Trainer H. W. Maloney, every man on the varsity squad is in condition to go into the game now. Although Coach Brown will not an nounce his lineup until late Thuraday, the personnel of the Stanford team la about settled as the result of the Btan ford -Olympic game Saturday. Captain J. H. Thoburn is back in the game and probably will settle the most disputed point in the lineup, the position of second five, by taking It in the 'big game.' . The position of fullback, which has been In doubt since Ray Brown's retire ment from the squad, will be filled. In all probability, by Hehnaa Andrew of San Diego. . Motorboat Club Meets Wednesday. The trustees of the Portland Motor Boat club will hold their regular month ly meeting Wednesday evening. At th's meeting, it is expected that the trus tees will ratify the vote of the stock holders to dissolve the club. HE WILL ATTEMPT TO " DUPLICATEJiOLGAIE. Captain Henry of the Brown univer sity eleven, who will attempt to do to the Yale eleven next Sat urday what the little Colgate team did last Saturday. Henry is noted for his line plunging from the fullback position. He is a strong defensive player as' well as a tower of strength. He hits the line low. keeps his feet well and is quick to pick an opening. O'HANLON BASKETERS CANT LOCATE BASKETS Dell O'Hanlon's quintet of basketball tossers lost their fourth straight game In the Multnomah club league yesterday, McKay's team beating them 31 to 22. Allen and Brooks played the best game lor the winners, while Lewls and Rivers starred for the vanquished five. Pugh and Masters will nlay their postponed game this evening and Sharp and McKay will play Tuesday evening after the scheduled game between Too mey and Allen. SEAM DECIDES. ON ; CARLIStElFOOTBAtL TRIP WEST' TONIGHT If Athletic Club of Sound Me tropolis, Agrees Northwest Will See Indians in Action, YALE DEFEAT SENDS ' : IN PORTLAND IS BELIEF The directors of the Seattle Athletic club, which has organised a football team, will, at their weekly meeting to night, decide whether it will be ad visable for the Seattle club to have the Carlisle Indiana play in Seattle on the proposed western trip of the Indians. il the Seattle club directors vote aown the Carlisle game, . the Seattle club team will play two games with the Multnomah club eleven. The game in jforuana wui lineiy be niaved on Christmas-day, bo that another team win De aoie to play the clubmen here on is ew year's day. .;, :i-f it is more than likely that the Be anie club directors will agree to play the game.' The prospects of seeing the Indians In action In the northwest were pretty slim, until Friday when the Se attle club wired Multnomah for open aaiea. Manager nowden Htott immed iately wired the Seattle club its onen dates, and suggested that the Seattle ciub team play the Carlisle Indians. There will be football s-amea In Port. land for the next three Saturdays No vember S, the Washington high school eleven will play the Lewis and i Clark nign school of Spokane. . The univer sity of Washington and University of Oregon teama will play for the north west conference championship "game No vember is. and on the following Satur day, the Multnomah team will play the Vancouver Barracks team. The Uni versity of Oregon and "Multnomah club teams will play their annual game on Multnomah field. Rube Sanders, the Indian who nlaved in the backfleld of the 1904 and 1905 Multnomah club teams, waa a visitor at the Multnomah Navy game Satur day. Banders played under Frank Wat klna. He is much lighter now than he waa when he played the gridiron game. UER SEND L BOXERS TO COAST MEET ederson, Who Outslugged Walter Williams, Will Be Among Entrants, Minor Football Games. The East Portland football eleven dj feated the Lents team yesterday by the aoore of 2t to 0. Campion, Korts and Meyers scored the touchdowns. The East Portland team would like to play the Piedmont Maroons. For further ar rangements telephone R. N. Patterson, East 2858. The University of Oregon Law school team was defeated by the St. James Athletic club eleven yesterday, 18 to 0. The Vancouver, B. C. Athletic club will send three and possibly four boxers to the Paclfto Coast Boxing champion- snip meets to do sugea here on No vember '18 and 14, according to the re turning Multnomah men. Pederson, the 'Canadian 116 poundor, who defeated Walter Williams la the lnterClub meet last Friday night, wi'.l be one of Vancouver's representatives. Pederson it rated as a second .Battling neisvn. ..v Aw.&i..vu mi lueuai a. i Vancouver Friday night to Boatrlght of jnuiinoman ciud, is another Canadian entrant. Bill Thomas, a middleweight, may be entered. The Commercial Athletic club of Van couver, which was recently admitted to the Pacific Northwest association, may also enter several boxers. HURRY CALL TO GRADS TO AIB IN COACHING C. r K. :; Dusenbirry Recovers Valuable Setter Found at : ; '-Depot by Police, .: That an organised effort is being Harvard Taking No , Chances YlXSx 'SSiSSSJSS. tor Next. Saturday's . Gamei With' Princeton Tigers. New York, Nov. ' 8. -Colgate's defeat view and Portland. Whose valuable set. ter waa recovered : by j the police hut Wednesday night at the Union deooL The dog was stolen about 10 o'clock Wednesday night from s 831 "Morrison street and taken to the depot by, some man who waa leaving on the midnight or xaie, is to s, Saturday, demonstrated I train.. The depot patrolman noticed the to the Tale coaches that they must be I mn and the dog and also that when the ud and doln if th. l. to fiur in-&? Pulled loos he would not answer '':' ' . , , ... the call of the man In charge of him. the football .championship, and today The latter.j evidently becoming frl.ht- old graduates were requested to hurry ened, disappeared. The dog: was turned to New Haven and assist in the' work k to the police, station and later taken of hniM.rino- yi to th nom of Officer Evans, where It or bolstering up the team. . wa- B(,,d unt.,i Mr. Dnnhrr ana ptayers were agreed mat I to Portland. . '',:vv,.,v,r....v1..S;..-.'-',,fn.V-quarterback must be developed at I The action of the tiulprit denoted once. The, injury to Cornish was a ae-lln" lnB Pian is to steal rortiana dogs vera blow, and it waa doubted if a I ana.' amp mqm out oi me city, MYSTERIOUS BILLY PROSPERING IN NORTH worthy succesor is to be found to flit bis position.; Another big ahake-un before Satur day's game with Brown unlvesslty waa said to be certain, with only Avery. laiDott ana Ketcham sure.of their joba. unless Yale shows better form in this game than it did against Colgate, an other defeat is almost certain. . Next Saturday will be an important date In 1918 football. In addition to the Yale-Brown game. j. Harvard is scheduled to meet Princeton and Dart mouth clashes with Pennsylvania, Since lta defeat by Dartmouth and the shake- up tnat followed, the Tiger squad has shown great improvement, defeating j Holy Cross E4 to 0. Saturday. Hoy Cross never once threatenel Princeton's goal. Frequent penalties, however. I "Mysterious Billy" Smith, the former showed that 'the Tiger squad still has! Portland middleweight, who waa the room for improvement. I terror of the ring 20 years ago. la nros- vjuwrua cunsiuer uamra mi I vonns in in, care nualnau In Virion. most certain to win the championship. I ver. B. O, according to word brought So far the Crimson has bowled over all I back from the BrltlBh Columbia town hv opponents. The Harvard coaches are I Tom Tracer, who -piloted the Multno. lajting no cnances. nowever. ana the reg- l man cluD football team ud thor ulars are being groomed with unusual Smith has decreased his weight 20 care for Saturday's game with Prince- pounds and looks like his old ring day ton. Mahan was still on the Injured Hat appearance, gays Tracey, He is part iouajr, ia it was noi oeuevea ne would 1 owner or me oar in the Canada hotel Former Portland Boxer Is In terested in Profitable Hotel Bar, be in shape to play Saturday. in Vancouver, and has a proposition un der consideration to embark in the. caf4 business In Boston, along with one of nis oia oacaers. FINDING OF PAPERS RECALLS P. 0. ROBBERY K0HLEMAINE SETS 27 RECORDS TN ONE RACE New York,. Nov. 8. Hannes Kohle- mainen, the sensational Finn runner. set 27 new American records when he won a .iu miie race here Saturday In a Monmouth. Or., Nov. 3. A tin box meet under the auspices of the A. A. tr. containing the personal papers of Post- The Finn set a new mark ot 60 minutes master O. A. Wolverton, found by Oeorge 61 3-5 seconds for the 10 miles. The Arbuckle of Albany on the electrlo rail- SI?U." rr?. WM " m.,nut.eB M 4"5 t"16 -oath of Orvllle. has 2ti?JaZtt U 6 ,'econd" Mta brought to mind the robbery slower than the worlds record. . ' 1 Kolilemainen started out by covering A-ffi kkJ TZf the first mile In 4:44. eoualllnr the rl l UU"V Th .robbers evidently mark of Alfred Shrubb for the distance .vT Lw.pi' ,nJwmol tny Wt in his race setting the present world'S nothln' Thy returne later. recora lor 10 miles. After the second V"D" ana loos he lowered the record for all the even bout 200 ln c8h n ?00 n stampa. mile dlstanoes and most of the frac- 11 ' believed that the robbers aoci- tlons up to the 10 mile mark. His reo- dentally Bropped the box found by Ar- ord for 3 Mi miles was 17:S 8-6, low- buckle. There was nothing of value ertng by 16 2-5 seconds Conneffs 24- in It. year-old record. county , for, spring delivery and planting ; ; a v v y av n vr vtiQ ;f are a number of backwaters and sloughs V, which, it is said, make Ideal feeding , place for this kind of fish. In some ' or tht streams tne carp are numerous : arid It M hoped that the baas will reduce their numbers. Game Warden Fran ; Bryant' has returned, from ; the sound . w-hara; ftur8haea-:,, eipmenV;. for.: naicnery --vi- ,vvviuvu capaeny- which the county will install at Bump- . ins lake. By constantly hatching and supplying the streams, it Is believed that the loss through the irrigation ditches will nl overcome and the sport maintained on tne streams. latest Against Beilig Case.' tson Angeles, Cal., Nov. j Protest against persecution' of Jews in Russia was voiced ln a score of pulpits here yesterday. '- . ( -7!f II II II i Havana ,BLonjd n MURIEL is a cigar for men who want the fragrance of a full Havana without any of the full Havana' heaviness. Men who guard their health smoke MURIEL. 2 and 10?i YAKIMA VALLEY WILL GET SUPPLY OF FISH Use common sense buy Superior coaL (6 ton. Main 164: A-1641 (AdvT INSIDE BASEBALL Smith May Replace Morris. Milwaukee, Nov. S. Gunboat Smith probably will be substituted for Carl XKmtmt t A M ... m liiq ten ruuna so wirn jahu i itau -ri.t vv. w-.i. . . rt'aVniTht'oy 2S2 'tnTnbeTor Lt MrS! w riSf, F??"?. .00 have been ordered by Yakima " i SSMWB W V VI VCL UX-Q and if Smith would agree to the figure proposed, he would be substituted. McFarland Likes Crow. Chicago, Nov. 3. That Leach Cross has better than an even chance to take the title from Lightweight Champion Willie Ritchie when they clash In New York one week from tonight was the aeciaration today of Fackey McFar land, who has boxed botJ. Cross, he saia, is a oeuer puncner than Ritchie. i il Russell Beats Giants. Houston, Texas. Nov. t. The Chicago White Sox defeated the New York Giants yesterday by the score of 9 to 4. Both teams played poor fielding games, xne score: R. H. E. Chicago 14 4 New York 4 8 8 Batteries Russell and Bchalk; rgmnis ana meyera. ' 1 yjA trattht i The Hart Cigar Co., Distributors. Portland. Fatally Hurt ln Football. Fhoenlxvtlle, Fa., Nov. 8. George I Gay, former Urainua football sta, is oying irom a oroxen neCK, surfered In a game Saturday between the Pottatown Athletic club ana the Union dub of jrnoenixviue. j&Mr Shirts Note the styles enjoy the comfort and test the quality that an Arrow label assures in hirta. $1.50. 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