THE OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL PORTLAND, SUNDAY MORNING. JANUARY 23, 1814.
STRONG
I
TRACK TEAM
IS EXPECTED TO PUT
CLUB TO FRONT IN 15
Plenty of High Grade Mate
. rial In Sight for 'iyi' in Na
tional Championships,
WIDE "AWAKE CHAIRMAN
NECESSARY TO SUCCESS
College? Stars Expected to
; Join Organization After
Their Graduation,
TBO Mtlltnomah Amnraur ithl.tl.
lub has the nucleus of a strong track
and field team for tne Amateur Ath
letio Union chamDlonshlna tn te
staged in San Francisco during the
Panama-Pacific exposition. The date
or cms meet Is August 27-28. The re
Jay races will be staged August 80-JL
; ine athletes who are at present reg.
I i stored on the club books are: Martin
Hawkins, hurdler; George Phllbrook,
mmji, wiiiiam rticee, nuraier;
Sam Belial), pole vaulter: Walter Hum-
Wall. Javelin; Walter McClure. distance
runner; William Neill. javelin throw
r; EV Magone, high Jumper and pole
vauuer; waiter Muirhead,hurdler and
lumper; "Dad" Convill. weights; Bill
xauey, weights, and John Baker,
printer. -'
There is prospect of several other
northwest college athletes, who grad
Mate this semester and next, register
Ihn at the Winged-M" club. All of
the above named athletes will be mem
bars of the 1914 Multnomah track and
field team, which will meet the Uni
Varsity of Oregon, Oregon Agricultural
college, and possibly the University of
Washington In dual meets. Multno
mah will also have a team, entered In
tha Paoiflo Northwest meet, at Vic
toria, the Columbia University Indoor
most, and the Bpokane Pow-Wow meet.
i Jumper Powell to Xnter.
XL R. Powell, the former Oregon Ag
' Tl cultural college high jumper, who is
at present , working in Portland, will
resume his athletic work and Join the
Multnomah. Powell's best mark is
-feet 11 U inches, made during the Pa
' elf to Northwest Conference meet of
'ia.
The work of building up the 1915
team will he started as soon as a 191
manager is selected to succeed Wll
11am Bchmitt. It Is understood that
Pchraltt, in his report to the board of
directors, win recommend that Martin
Hawkins be named chairman of the
track and field committee. If Hawk
Ins 'serves as chairman in 1914, It is
likely that he will accept the position
In 1915, If it Is offered to him.
It may be that Hawkins will decline
! the position, because of the worries of
i a manager. Multnomah will need a
.very capable manager In 1915, and
some former track manager may be
named ns chairman of the committee.
John Baker, the sensational Oregon
Aggie 'sprinter, will graduate from the
Oregon Agricultural college next year,
i and will likely wear the "Winged-M"
colors In the San Francisco meet.
Huggins. the University of Oregon dis
tance runner, is anotner ainieie w.i
may he persuaded to cast his lot with
the Multnomah club.
William Schmltt, who managed the
Multnomah team during the 1913 sea
son, is very Enthusiastic ; over the
club's prospects to turn out winning
t . 1 1(111 onrl In 10.1K Schmltt
expect! Multnomah's 1915 team to be
the strongest that has ever represent
ed the Multnomah Amateur Athletio
club.
FOUR WINDS TO BLOW
BALL TOSSERS TO THIS
SECTION FOR TRIALS
PORTLAND YOUNGSTERS GOING UP TO LEAGUES
SECOND BOXING
CARD
BRACE OF SLUGGING YOUNG BOXERS
1 1 $ h wAm 1 1 II feSST ill I i 'i I I
1 1 - tji -" 1 11(1 'f'fy c$p I'll it V;' j
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SHOULD B AH1I
Woodiawn and South Port
land Youngsters Are
Evenly Matched.
HAS
ST. JAMES CLUB
LOST BUT 4 GAMES
E IT
IN
ORGANIZED
First Game PlayecDIn 1908
and 30 Victories Have
Been Scored in Interim.
Thirty victories, four defeats and
four tie games is the record estab
lished by tho St James Athletio club
football teams sine the club was or
ganised In 1908. During the 1910 sea
son not a single point was scored
against tho Vancouver, Wash., team.
During tho first two seasons tho St.
James players were coached by
"Plnkey" Reese. In 1910 Dudley
Clarke, tho Multnomah star, helped
tutor the team, and in 1911 "Chuck"
Taylor was at the head of tho team.
F. Altdoeffer has been coach of the
team for the past two seasons.
Muoh credit for tho team's success
during the five seasons It has been in
the field is due W. Morlarity, who was
manager in 1908, 1912 and 1913.
Tho team's record:
Points Onnon'ts
Tear, Won. Lost, scored, score.
63
1908
1909
1910
1911
1912
1913
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aa4w 6
) 5
...... 6
1
0
0
1
1
1.
Totals ..83
98
157
79
61
103
660
Tie games played against Columbus
club In 1910: Oregon City two In
1912. and Tho Dalles In 1913.
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2ND
ROUND
SOCCER
GAMES
NGLAND
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START JANUARY 31
Hundred Thousand Specta
tors See Two Final Teams
Play for Championship.
Tho second boxing meet of the
Woodlawa Amateur Athletio club win
be stagod -TugMay night In tho club
hall at Thirteenth street and Dekotn
avenue. Tho program will start !
promptly at 8:30 o'clock.
Manager Ambrose ban arranged for
11 bouts, but onlv 10 will be stated.
The extra bout has been arranged In
case any of tho principals in other
bouts fall to appear.
Several of tho boxers, who put up
such close battles at the meet of the
South Portland club last et have
been rematched and are expected to
put up good bouts again.
Tho feature event of tho evening
will be tho on between Ed Boatrlght
of the Multnomah club and Dare
Willis of the Woodiawn club. This
will bo Willis first go and ho expects
to give the city 145 pound champion a
good battle.
J. HIberg and Harry Oroat aro
scheduled to appear In the 145 pound
class. HIberg Is a much Improved
boxer,' but may meet a better boxer
man no expects When bo goes against
Qroat.
Billy Mascot meets Koon of the
Woodiawn club. In his last match
Mascot was given a decision over a
South Portlander in tho second round.
Fred WhlUock and Willie Orer are
rematched for the third time. Both
boys are evenly matched.
Frank Cody will act as referee.
COACHES
DIVIDED OH
CHOICE OF RULES IN
PLAYING BASKETBALL
Borleske and Jamison Think
Intercollegiate Better, Lee
Boosts for A. A U. Style,
COLLEGES CRIJIC'IZE
HIGH SCHOOL PRODUCT
They Don't Know How, to
Dribble, Say the Higher
Ups in Game.
CHESS
The second round association foot-1
Conducted by A. G. Johnson.
Several prominent "out of town" rhm
ball matches for the English cup are 1 land Che and checker club durlin tt
to bo played on Saturday, January 81. P" wwk-
This U the big event in soccer circles fl'!!' pl,.TM Yi
.1
(Contlnued-from Page 1. This Section.)
Tho Washington-Columbia game of
the Interscholastlo league will be
played Tuesday afternoon on the T. M.
C. A. floor at 3 o'clock. The game was
originally scheduled to bo played
Wednesday afternoon.
The above are a few of the many
local players, -who will try out
with professional baseball teams
this spring. Those In the top
row. from left to right, are Bill
Balrd, who reports to Seattle;
Frank Nelson, signed by Walla
in England likened to our world's ser
les baseball turnouts. It 1b an an
nual competition in which 400
clubs enter, playing preliminary
rounds from September to January. A
defeat eliminates the beaten team and
r or liana ana ,BU iprnt Trl
Ur la town, and exhibited una r m
prowess ocr tne board.
A. W. Johnson of Tteoma, who acted at
Portland rpr-entatlT t Sattl la tha
ttlefxaphlc match rlMted Uu clnb aarller
In the week, and nrtma1 mmi bw rmrlm.
tho winners play against each other I 'n t.,dtt ,mblt on t? Pprtund
r J , - ,Avvyvi, uinjier iraainr
Seattie player, also proved a ituhllu hkorE
until only two teams are left to bat
tle for the gold medals and trophy.
The final game annually attracts
100,000 or more spectators and is
played in Crystal Palace, London every
April.
Tho draw for the second round fol
lows: Manchester Oicy vs. Leicester
to aoma of the local plajers.
Mnateen placers faced A. O. Job n mo la
his1 almoltaneooa performance laat Tneadar
eTenlnc. The peripatetic performer ncced
ed la winning IS gamea. loat two and drew
one.
B J. Dent, one of the Portland elob'a
trongest plajera. and a thorough atudeot
or Tottenham; Liverpool or Barns ley I talk before local cheaa 'r,l
vs. Qilllngham; Birmingham vs. Hud- nned opening nett Tne(iay tTenlng. "tha
dersfield; Bolton vs. Swindon; Burnley ra7,2. iweX&, rfht- 8 'elock
n-KV. tt-,.v, . ! 1 Aftei tha lccrora the chema plaxera pc -n
vs. Derby, Wolverhampton vs. Bhef-Jwlll plar same win thta omiIm ti.
field Wednesday or Notts county: method of atndjuis tha Tarloua nod wara
Blackburn vs. Hull or Bury-; Sunder- of oMnnendng guinea will be continued
land vs. Plymouth: West Ham vs ttrmighoot the winter and player familiar
rZl , f. ' ' . a ,,.,T w1Ul th "lon openlnga wUI b oo hand
Crystal Palace; Exeter vs. Aston Villa, erfry Tueaday erentng to -rpUia the 'fine"
Swansea vs. Queen's Park or Bristol points In rame development.
City: MlUwall or Chelsea VS. Bradford ne.w Qartera of the Portland Cha
City; Glossop vs. Preston; Oldham or
Brighton vs. Clapton or Notts Forest:
Sheffield United vs. Bradford; Leeds
vs. West Bromwlch. Tie matches
will bo played on tho first named
club's grounds.
WITH THE BOXERS
Two amateur boxers who will appear at tb Woodiawn Alhleilc rlub
meet Tuesday night. Fred V hillock, untttarbed. on tho ett.
who will meet W. Greer for tbo third time. The other boxer Is
Ed Boatright of the Multnomah club.
THESE BACKSTOPS
t H s st t Kt
WELL, WE'LL SOON
Three Paclfla Coast League teams
Los Angeles, Bacramento and fan
PYanclsco are well supplied with good
catchers for tho 114 season, while
the managers of the Portland. Oakland
and Venice teams are angling for at
least one more good curve receiver.
Manager McCredle of the Portland
Beavers is dickering with Owner Som
ers of tho Cleveland Naps for a first
string catcher and expects to land a
double AA leaguer from the American
Imvii , a m Tr. TlAar 1A4r- hll
will play game nalng thla opening. Thta ' Gua Fisher, Claude Berry, liaworth
and Floyd Perkins on bis ciuo rosier
at the present time.
Fisher Is the only catcher, mho Is
Tho Portland Academy and Hill
academy- teams will play Friday after.
noon on tho Portland academy floor.
jauwauicee oromoters ar trvtnr tn
Walla, and Spike Hewitt, who Is arrange a clash between Leach Cross
on Spokane s list- Below is 1 and Charley WMto for Februai-r it.
"Frisco" Edwards, a Seattle re-
.niit BTifl in th olrclA U Hlande Gilbert Gallant's clever work In de
and Checker clnb are altoated la room 101
on the aecoad floor of the Wanhlngtoa build
ing Annex. Entrance to tha building can be
gained from 270H Washington atrcet.
Alfred Doncgcn, American enoaal at
Uagdrburg. Germany, haa recratly created
a aenaatlon In Earope by bta brilliant ebaaa
playing. Laaker, tho world'a champion, who
haa annotated the following game, haa
dabbed Done ran aa "the champion player of
the dlplomatla service."
SICILIAN.
White. Black.
Mr. Wnlfnua. Mr. Potiagaa.
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2. Kt KBI P KS
5. P Q P Q4
4. Kt B8 Kt K Bg
0. B KKtS B K3
6. B QS Caatlra
T. Cast lea Kt BS
Black la
sure of his 114 position with the Port
land champions. Mao decided before
the close of last year that be wanted
a younger catcher to work as Fisher's
the Angels out Immrntrl) IWor Uey
were Injured Ut rrlnr and Manager
Dillon expects thc-ni to go better dur
ing 114.
ilAiry Hoffn.an will tb third
Ios Angelea mtchcr. IUIn'a recruit
was the leading fielding ather of the
Central California leagtie Uat season.
Hoffman is eiectri to S'r Brooka
and Boles a hard run for the position
as first catcher.
Harry Wolrrrln completed Ihe Sac
ramento staff, mhen he purrhakod
Daddy Ilohrer from
team. The Sacramento
Coarbra Vlncrnt Borleaka, of th
Uncoln. snl Harper Jamison, of the
Jefferson 1 1; ter ax haloat Jc baakelball
1 learns are la faor ef loml tar
BCBflOl adortlr.g fke lst.rrolleglste
basketball ruja-a A. M. OriJUy. who
r-ss refrree-4 all gas-a t la-l tn tbo
1m gua for the t roum cf aaaaesa,
Is a.ao In favor of the collegiate gam.
P. W. Le-n, cosrh of Ihe iT.rUsnd Acad.
mr quintet. Is again! it, collegia to
rtJlos being adoplwd. tlie W. A, 1 -n-slermacher.
cf the . Washington) kilgh
srhooL la undecided.
A number of Ibo college rnarbea I
lbs North neat are e:aattafte with
the high arhool f laytra .that t boy re
ceive each season, ba-csuee r.ejdle axy
of ttoe recruits can drlbl.le the tan.ll.
A. M Grtlley says: I rlbbilng Is a
much belter gam than the old aula
With stricter refemir.g. I think tbe
high schools el,ould sdoft t.e roi legi
st game I don't Itlnk it Is right fT
a player to run and Jump Into another
rUyT. who la drlbbllr.g ibe Imll TUeta
is no excuse for sny more rvugenee-s
Is Ote intercollegiate gan.a than la lbs
A A. I" gntnes If them la. It Is the
fault of the offirtaJa"
"It wculd snlt me fine," naif Ror.
leeh. when asked for an plruci. "Tbs
Inierrolleglat rules put tnnre life Into
the game, and there la nt no snortt
time taken out for foula. It la a mtach
faatrr gam, but I thlrk that the oot-of-bound
rule should be Included tl
the Inlercolleclat rule
Harper Janlaon, of tb JeffemoO
te in. aaJd: "I'eraonajly. I prefer tbo
Inierrolleglat gam. The toams la
the Willamette Valley league, con
preed of tb nmallor college temma,
play UixJer the Irivemolleglale rulea,
and th games are .as clean no tbono
playd under tho A. A. V. rule
P. W. Leo. of tho Portland A oa 4m r.
the fak:and airongiy crpoma to tb inrrrai
oea haa. be- 1 l'tlnte game Loe Says: "The Inter-
I afX.IlBk.aw1. SaSv AM ,eAV 1 am tfA an 4kwl Slau.
"U PI Um W WW v'f v . v ivn mm av SFW-
SUIT?
KNOW
sldea Tlohrer Ihe veteran J-k 1tHa
and Bert Lynn, who played In the C n- ! f'h. nd not for a baakrt ball rame.
tral California league laat aeaomv . BaakM ball la a rrn fr.r nlrtlt oWllty
Wolrerton. when manager of the . on sHenc, Inatead of en lor brut
Oakland team, drafied Hohrer from an strength. Take two teams of the name
eastern league team but never had a
understudy. Haworth, the Portland J chance to watch him mork for nk
boy, who was with tho Pendleton
Weatern Tti-Btate leagu last season.
Is a fair catcher, but lacks tho exper
ience necessary for a Coast league
team. Perkins halls from Marshfleld.
Oregon. He formerly played in the
Portland high school league and for
two raasono batted above tbo .400
mark.
Del Howard of tho Seals Is well sat
isfied "-with his staff of catchers,
namely Schmidt Clark and Bepulveda.
Sohmldt was recognised as one of the
beadiest catchers In tho league last
sis and ability and allow on team to
play under A A. X". rnla and the other
uniltr the Interrollegla te rules, and I'll
wager the teams using th A. A. IT.
roles will win oot. Teamwork Is a big
; factor In the A. A. U. gem, while in
dividuality count ta tbo college
rsraa"
sws ailf a, aw1 aMe. VI- aft t 1 ... a.. - I W .
Dixon. another Walla Walla i:. IT . " given 7 "vX 101 , the field or at the bat. Bepulveda is a
nrnartAot- I . . ' " Kt 2K P K youngster and is lOOKoa upon aa
The Weona and McLaughlin teams
of tho City league will play Wednes
day night in the Amlous club gymnas
ium and oa Thursday tho " Harrlman 1
and C B. B. C. team play oa tho Chris
tian Brothers floor.
Tha standings of tbo teams t
Won. Lost P. C.
Weona 3 0 1.000 1
r. B TV CL 2 1 .667
McLaughlin ........... 1 2 .333
Harrlman - .0 8 .000
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Joo Woodman, manager of Sam
Langford. haa written from England
that Langford la fast retting the fat
off and will soon be In the boot of
Cz'r " C .- Vt.J condition. I Black haa beaten off all attack. And
nicner jy nunenuvB, ui ijao i.-m.v, i v . w.. .n-we w .u v itd
got on tne Dases no lewer man a 1 , I allghtly weaker than th QP. ao that he eaa
times last Season. DUt aian t score a nuuavar urn corny db. I nulla Bla btanop better tuan WMta.
m 1 oh ui. oiBuncufln or nfinr rh. oniw i a-s. v a. "
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boxer Bombardier Wells can Whin.
Rumor has it that Davenport, Iowa, I Bombardier put out Rawlea in 10
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! corner. There is some taix 01 ocnnuai
; being traded to a big league club, but
' It is hardly possible that Manager Del
will part with his star receiver.
Log Angeles appears wall fortified
bahlnd tbo willow with Boles. Brooks
and Hoffman. Boles and Brooks helped
land aa he waa signed ns manager of
the New York American the ntt en- 1
acn. Last year be liked Hohrer and
paid a good sum for his releaan.
Manager Devlin of O&kJand ha
Alexander, a former big leaguer, anl
Roberts, who had a abort trial In the
rrajora Alexander wilt b the Oak's I
. w.Wi-ak k - . ... i. I
irejiiiiia in. vmi. UUI it 1 ri i
pocted that Oakland will sign another
catcher as Roberts Is not a good
fielder. Judging from his fielding nv- I
eragea of laat eon Kr.etx will !
not stick, sroordlng to report
Happy Hogn- is hunting for n firt 1 'Continued from Page 1. This froetlcsQ
elaaa man to help Klllott and Kterhen. (Venir,, Arlett ( WatnoavlUe). llBghaa
Klltotl played great ball for Hogan j WetaonvlUe t.
last yar and Is good for a almilar ! nril bao Howard frioldovtr).
season In 114. Stephens. Ih cstrh-r rcnd baa Downs. Cbarlns (bolAV
socored from Buffalo of tb Inter- rl." '
national league, did not get much work
TRAINING SEASON IS
ONLY A MONTH AWAY;
HERE'S YOUR LINEUP
last season bat Hogan experta hint to
deliver th goods In firat rises order
n the Coast league.
la
TV mg records mt tb atrnera algnad f ftt Oast Wrw manager
before
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teams, and where they.played last sea
son, are:
Portland.
Catchers Murray. King and Wll
llama,, holdovers; Haworth (Pendle
ton) Coleman (San Francisco), John-
eon (Utah).
Pitchers Eastley, Martlnonl, Calla
lian, Stanley, MelU and Agnew, hold
overs; Bromley (Chlco), Jamison
CPortland), CDonnell (San Francisco).
First base Fulton (Long Beach).
Second base Mohler (holdover).
Third base Ruegg (Marysvllle),
Whltt (Santa Maria).
Shortstop Coltrin (holdover).
Outfielders Mahoneys Gulgnl, Net
gel, Melchlor (holdovers).
I Spokane.
' Catchers Shea (Victoria). Altman
fholdover), Nelson (California).
Pitchers McCorry, Smith. Covalcs
kl (holdovers). Baker (Ban Francisco),
Hewitt (Watsonville-Portland), Davis
(Montana), Spalding (Hlgham, Mont.),
Lelfey (Pine City, Wash.), Healon
(Oakland).'
First base Holke (Davenport I. I.
L). Schneider (Iowa).
"3 Second base Wuffll, Wagner (holO-
overa Rrnwn fSeattlel.
Third base Yohe (holdover), Croll
(Alameda), Campi (San Francisco).
Shortstop' Butler (Memphis),
Sti,etAMe,i T.vnph Tau7a1Y (YieArl.
overs), Lewis (Sacramento), Dashbach
(Missoula).
' Soattlo.
; rtchern Wallv. Cadman fhold-
. overs). Huhn (Adrian), Edwards (Mc-'Minnvirie-Portland).
1 . i . s-it.. ,rt.ii t - . . n
i Ivor, Bchnalder (holdovers), Bonner
(Boise). Mails (Oakland). Ball (San
- Francisco), Wood (Larson. Wash.)
.First base Jackson (holdover).
8ecohd base Nill (holdover).
Third-base Duddy (Butte), James
(holdover).
Shortstop Raymond (holdover).
Outfielders Killllay, Holderman,
Strait (holdovers). Martini (Walla
Walla), Wasley (Orovllle).'
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Catchers Lewis, Grindle (hold
. '. overs). Cheek, (Sacramento).
' H Pitchers Clarke, Hall, Doty, CaJ-
reau. Harstadt (holdovers), Ksllio
i: (Butte), Northrup (Western Canada),
Raleifh (Venice). Jones (Stockton),
Hunt (Tacoma), Clink (Spokane), Ful-
, wider (Los Angeles).
' 4 First baso McMurdo (holdover),
MeCarl (Spokane).
? Second base Bennett (holdover),
: O'Day (Moos Jaw). . .
:( Third base -Heister (holdover).
' ' Shortstop Seharnweber (holdover),
Watta (Portland). Butler (San Jose),
s f r ! Grover (North Takima). ; '
i outfleWora Frisk, Brinker (holij
J overs), Flanagan (San Diego), Casad
(Waahlngtoh .. State College). 1 Welts
y (Vnlvarslty of Washington). s
j Taooma.
- 'VT"' Catchers Harris, (holdover). Kelly
. 1 P wiii irVhr M,mnomTh an Wichita's place in tho West
Cisco, which will play the Multnomah 1 league.
team here on Marcn a, win piay me
Is trying to toss the Three-I league I rounds the other night.
ern league.
G-onzaga college team of Spokane on
March 5. Games will be arranged with
other teams In tho northwest.
Th second Jefferson hlifh school
basketball team defeated tho H. M. A.
second team yesterday by tho scoro of
40 to 9.
Tho Alhlna Boya basketball. Quintet mamhor of the loaguo.
defeated tho Columbia Midgets yester
day afternoon, 24 to 6.
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In material th forces are even.
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. A 'VT H.lt.1. .I.1 nl.M vaa, 1 " " I R 1
1 . v. - , " -LT I York postponed until March. 7, on
Promoter Dick Burge. of London.
Jake Dunn, tho Baltimore pilot, Isl , T" " ri
al l . -. V I wu HUH,
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The Meriden franchise In tho East-I
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McCormlck Wins Title.
Melbourne. Ans.. Jan. 24. Tom Mc
Cormlck, of Australia, was awarded
the welterweight championship of
Australia today, when Waldemar Hol-
baseball. The "Bullet" used to pack
a speedy pair of legs, but his throw-
ing arm was a Republican.
Joo Gedeon, tho former San Fran-
cIbco youngster, has turned down an
Danny Morgan predicts that the
fight managers "who want tho earth"
will eventually kill the game in New
York.
Australia " cibco yuunyswr, mi luniea uuwa an Toaiaae Vo . , . wnicn gua.
berg, tho Danish fighter, landed a outlaw contract and will report to yjtll h Sav MaTrnV1 u
foul blow in the sixth round of their Washington in tho aprinr. He may go u "uin r to mittth vrlL
etht Holbera- was completely out- to Tn Aneel. w3"lnf to. mix wUh HO White nra
J. B B4 P KtS
M B Q5 r B4
WeU playeCI If PiP. R QX
I lota lor th roox.
81. K K8 F KKt
82. K Q8 R Q3
8a. P B4 Pi Pen
84. RxP RxR
SB. KiR K BS
80. P OKt4 K-JUrk
87. K Q4 R KT
85. P B5 R Q7ch
Thla force Black to oberrnet the
which guards two pawns, and thus I
bishop
pawn
to Los Angeles.
According to a Pittsburg scribe.
HonuB Wagner nas oeen arawing a
fight. Holberg was completely out
classed
Davis and Wear Champs.
New York. Jan. 24. Dwight F.
Davis and J. W. Wear, of St Louis,
it,. V.Hnnal ni-nnaM rhummon.
ship here . thia afternoon, defeating binatlon.
of no'ston. Davis and Wear took four Two pitchers of the, name of Hager
out of six games from tho ohamplons man wllJ, tar'
of last year.
r to 115 pounds.
Tommy Murphy says ho will retire 89.
now renal r to nacrlflc a pier la
order to fore bta pawn forward. Of eonra.
If K Kl, RxJk.tP, th KRP would bar
rnllen aa well.
""""" V I".''" " I from th rine- If h In f..t . m. UftKiP
. Kl H. Willi. Clt.VI. 141. K BS
seven years. A Smoie Town scribe I " w..o. 42. P Kts
aftd a typewriter are a wonderful com-l . ... ) P J.U
in the big show this 4" ""w lur-
spring. jasejT xiagerman, or uenver.
win bo with tne cardinals and "Rip1
Bob McAllister, tho California boxer. 44. V R5
haa taken down 13,982.42 all told in E-
the three bouts ho has boxed sinco If Up
4S. K KtT
4U. H RS an cans
Tn 1ire la lvn. I &0. KlR
r.' . w.,u'wn M.K KtT
(Idaho). Spaniard (Chilksco, Okla.)
Pitchers McGlnnity, Kaufman,
Kurfess. Kraft, Belford, Glrot (hold
overs). Smith (Montana), Dunn (West-
Hagerman, the PorUand, Or, twirler. 1 Li i . 1 ""cme. Joe nas de- R2. p-rt
v v ,.f v .i,rx-. ' cllned to box Leach Cross again. II 68. K B7
haa already defeated him three times. r 5T0
sa. k KtS
Realgns.
Brockton. Fall River, New Bedford.
Newport, Pawtupcket and Woonsocketl
Evidently Battling Levlnsky consid-
ern Canada), Wallace (Chlco), Small may form a new league. When Wool-1 V1" fltJ'-c6 Uavln dls-
(Callfornia). socket is mentioned it Is always cor-If" . . . ' avw prepar
First base west (holdover). Bloom- rect to say that Larry LaJole waa bom I " iW tQ i-ueDio rire
er t Windsor. MO.) I trior. I mn.
Sncnnri hAjiA Kpllar fholaoverl. Mil-I
1 fRlnOmvtlle. MO.). SImOSOn ( Okla- I T)i. ritn arA P.nnnTvnta Imm.. I Joe BorrelL tho Philadelphia middle-
, - " I aw vaaau a v Wilil ACa BX UQ I . . . . - .
homa), Laird (Onlanoma), Kahann has been reorganized on a six-club eini. nas aociaoa. 10 try his luck
(Washington, Mo.) basis with McKeesport, ATtoona. J0hnB "cf,WB ,I,1"lruu: Preparing to
xnira Dase mcadumn tnoiaoverj, town and connellsvlllo. Fa. narilnn I " -- ""- munu.
Kaulmann, (Oklahoma). . Un V.aat TJvernool. Ohio
Shortstop Elliott (Oklahoma), Conn the circuit , e Willie Kitonie wants only a paltry
ju.uvu ior ms ena or a match with
F Kt4ch
RxB
K K"3
R Q7
KP
Rip
P KtS
P Kr9
It R
P KtT
RzQ
P oien
Q-Ktch
Q R3
O KtSck
Betas (aoldover) M
Brooan laotaaewi a. ...... of
' nrooan taotuuiai
Hattsai rr)
I hUnk (TUrtorU) ..
Biles (noMo-rer) . ., ,m lBa
Boarar (Oafclaad) m.mmwJO
tiyna (Baa Jena) Tl
(A) Xna 11
gmott (seAoeeery
atpons (BafTalo) .
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M
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IB) aVlazaoaar tl. U. A.).... 4S
koWt Can amrlaUoa)
(C) Roberta (St. U )
KrleU bol4or)
01
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aa rrane In.
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lao la
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I . 1ST 21 a Tl 1 S :
Shorts ton Corhaa. bo14orr).
Third bane CLeary ft. Louis Xa
tlonalai, t'artwrlgbt (hi6vr.
Outfielder liog-nn. Mandorff. T
bin, tchaller (boldtfvern I. lloffa
( NaahvUH).
CaUhem Elliott, vjlognn Ooll
over. htejher.a (HffVr.
I1tchr Harknenn. . hX', Jkllt,
latiaiiodann. rrgiiri. U r I f f JV--fbl-overai
Henley ( Kan Fraailwwl, ."h4.
eti (On-.ahal. nlsftr INanbVlllel.
Wh:n ("M-co. lanr,ter ( fsn
VnnclBeioi.
Kiret bane Bortaa (Jerney Otyl.
Meyrett holdover
H-oord ! Lr ard On land I,
Boxckel (fttocktoa).
f turutop llosp. Ortnctko tvnld
over ) . alcArdle rn Fmnciaoo).
Tktrd ban McDonaeli, Litactl
(boldnverol.
OutfleMern Carlisle Kann, H ),
Baylena (iolder. Wlihott (kLnrk
ton.
-Alessnder. Vita. Krelta
Koberui (hi. Ltruis Nay
A V Wlta aaeranwBto laat saaann.
B ) Star tad season with It, beau ane leans.
C) natabed ao with it Loam KaUonal.
Problem So. SO By X. Ttmxler.
(Tacoma), Pierce (Los Angeles)
Outfielders Neighbors. Million,
Fries (holdovers), Kline (Oklahoma)
Bartlage (Washington, Mo.), Wetzel
(Owensvllle, Mo.)
Victoria.
Tresldent Britton. of ft. Kt Tt. I Ad Wolgast Evidently the champion
Cardinals, has offered his players alns n01 I(rgonm tne old German gen-
10 per cent bonus all around if the I "5mtt" .r"" waaiup.
tpam finishes fifth or sixth. IS nr ont '
. I - l. W 1, - . . .
for fourth place and 20 Dr cent tr o nouca wne no can take
Catchers Brottera (holdover), Cun- the team finishes one, two. throe. Mr. 1 George Chipa measure and George.
nlngham (Seattle). Roesch (Seattle), Britton should offer a little something I oeing an aocommoaating cuss, says
Schults (Llnd. Wash.)
Pitchers Fitchner, Slaton (hold
overs), Steele (Moose Jaw), Drlscoll
Johnson (California). Webber (Calii
fornia), Jennings (California), Harrah
(Kansas State), Swain (Montana,
Doyle (Terra Haute).
First base Brooks (holdover), Ryeu
(San Franclaco), Byler (Wallace,
Idaho). - . '
Second base Sawyer (Fresno).
Shortstop Delmas (holdover).
; Third base Lamb (holdover). Gor
man (Terrs Haute).
Outfielders Crum, Zimmerman,
Felts (holdovers), Wotell (Los Angelas).
for seventh; place and give the Cards I tnat when the date and place are
a chance. I named he will be there with a tailor's
tape.
"King" Cole's leap to the Federals I
cost the New York Yankees the t2B0ol May 19 haa been named as the date
they paid in draft money to the Co- Tr tne jaca uiuon-ueorge unip fight
lumbus club. lln Indianapolis. That means a long
wait before one will be .able to de-
Doc Watson, a aouthpaw twirler I termlne which of these two scrappers
who was tried out by the Chicago I i the real one
Cubs last fall, has been released to
tha Milwaukee club.
Five years ago George Carpentler.
who 1b said to be worth $ 100.000, was
; At the new home of the New Tork I working for $4 a week. Three years ago
Yankees th outfield fence will be so Jack Johnson was worth $100,000, and
far from ' the bome plate that It will I if things don't breaa right for him
be impossible to bat the ball out cflpretty soon fee will most likely be
the park? ' - v tackling George's old Job at four per.
E3 m a o
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DIAMOND COLLECTION
OF FINE ART PIECES
wnlta.
White mates in thre move.
White men King on Ms KBan., Toe o
QKtaq.. b lain pa on QKt2 and K2 klngmt tm
Q3. pawn on QB5 and OS, and KRX.
Black men King no bis Ke. rook en Q2,
biftbop on QKt and KKta, knight n KRS.
pawna on QK14. QX KBT. and KKtS.
The names of thoae aeadlng we ret I nnls
tirna to thla problem- will be publlabed two
weeks from today. Pleaae adVlrea all en
common tea tlon t A. U. Jobnaon. 804 nfta
atreet. Portland. Or.
The (oration f problem Na, U depesds
Vpoa Kt to KB5 as a keymov.
Solntioaa tn this nroblem wart . meelvd
from Mr. C. P. Hah fit- GaVton. Or., and
from I. Ynl aad T. J. rt ot rorUaod.
-Old Immortality- Hans Wagner.
"A Gentleman of Franos" Napoleon
Lajole.
"Tho Winged Pnrtr Waltr John
son. -Apple Blossom Time la Normandy -
A Federal league meeting.
-Marooned Horace Fogel.
-The Klnga Jester" Herman
Schaefer.
-Venua and Adonis" Federal leagu
and Dick HoblitxelL
"The Bacchanals" A National com
mission meeting.
The Patrtaroh" Frank Bancroft.
"Nlobo Weeping for Her Lost ChiU
ren" Charlie Ebbeta.
"The Sphinx" Hank CTDny.
-The Harvest Hands" Tinier.
Brown and Knabe.
"Mlraga of the Danert" Ted ml
learue profits.
"The BMaercargo Louis Comlskty.
-The MarbU Faun" Fmd Merkla.
-JOephants at Plar Wllbert Rob
lnson and Duke FarrelL
"David and Goliath" Fulta aad Baa
Johnson.
"The Rear Guard" Browns ana uar
dlnala.
"Atlas Supporting tn univetw
Garrr Herrmann.
AJax Defying tha LlgTitnlBg" Proo-
ident Gllmora.
"A Daniel Com to Judgment" Jean
KL Tener.
"TanUlua" Player under oontraci
getting Faderal offer.
Th Olaanara" Group of elaaa
magnates. -
"The Deeerted Village" Aay St,
Louis ball park.
i a Kocky uorger busb inagwe re
emits getting flrat meal In fa at com
Pany.
"War's Horrors" Pile of fattened:
porketbooka.
"Lorullus' Feosr Federal banquet'
at Charlie Weeghman's. Ar 1 1.
Th Southern Ballra" Cobb. Jack- j
son and Speaker.
Marylnnd. My Maryland" Frank '
Baker and Charlie Hersog
Jobnsos after '
lASt 6f th Mohicans" Chief Ben
der.
Jov Noda" Ban
saying "the same,"
Thrown to the Lions" Aay tiro
pirn.
"The Laocoon" I-arry McLean. 1
The snakes snd the other two g-ura
aren't really there, yundtrstsnd.
rtchn
( ho4dot'erni,
Hon la i.
fitcbTw Able. Malarker, 0'Ira,
Pr-att. KUlalny. CbrlBtlaa tboldrem..
iLatney i Colonilma, Neti ), tarT---anrap
(iTttefleld). Geyer (t Louie
National!. Hock (Nneht tiler
Klrat ban a. iardnr (1k4 U
over!.
Hr-rrt4 bane Queat (holdover). Dr.
lln liot4n Nnttorualal.
Tl I'd tmmm lletlferig 'ttoldover).
r-t ,onto Cok 4 b..14er ).
utfllder Tocher. finy, kaytyr,
'oy hldovmi. Tallddietcn Mcittn.
tuanlnn (rV tar.too N. Y. at J.
Secrasftoato.
OatcKrto IMlns (t'.Hottfl. Hannah
frpKaiv). ltohrr (Oakland I, LR
ipnri rum re 'rent .taral.
! Pitcher Htrtead. Klawiiter. Muff
, sell, Luhman. ArrlU.te tbolderver i.
' Uf tlxn Angel,!, (ana iluaMi
City), Kgan (Camnwytal, Aodnr
non (Lewtntown. Moot.;. lalgl (Lo
j Angeles).
Hrl bane Tenrtar.t holda,vr).
' heconi baa Ken north y triOidrveT).
; D Torrent Redding l.
i Htiorttop focng (holdover I, Glllee
P (i'ltfornl.
T.rl um IfaJllnan 4tvoldyark.
ratflelder ehinn, Vanir-jren, ale
(nojaoierii, ienn'n i rs u Jonei
h ..if I XX . ..... t . I a X . .
or).
JONES SAYS WOLGAST
. NOTRE DAME FOOTBALL
SCHEDULE HEAVY ONE
a
Xotr Tan gradval-a in port la nd
wiO b glad to leasrn that th ( 1 1.
tearn UI meet trm VaJ. ( arMale. Amry
and 8rrai-se team dnritu ita.li4
MATCHED WITH CHAMP TS7-'3lf.1J.";,.. ., .u.
, 1 Duma
October 1 ML f felon rollegn, at
Not r Lm.
October 17 Tal. st New Have.
Ortober it south Ltaaola. at Kous
railn. . ,
October tl Haakellg lcduas, st
Chicago. Jan. 14. Ad WolraaL. for
mer lightweight champion, baa been
maicnea to meet Champion Willi '
Kltchl in a ten round bot at Mil- '
wan kin, tbo first wk f Arrll. c- ,
cording to an announcement mad her i
tonight by Tom Jones. Wolraat a man- . Noere Dam.
ager. 1 Xowmber 7 Army, at Wt rniat,
Jones aald h was authorised by Z0 V.-"0."1'"'' ckf
Mil waa ke. promoter, to close for the! nbr l-yrc-e. t r,,.
bone aftnr Lh r-aiii ... , rune.
such
gator tn uaauiaa man
aa exeellam obowtnsT aralnat
Joe Rivers at W lln auk, last night.
He wired Ritchie's manager a guar
antee ef 14(0 or 2TH - rent of th
moalpta, bo aald, and th affer ws
promptly necpted. The poundage has
not boett agreed upon, but Wolgast la
willing to make in pounds st 2
o'oloca. Job said.
Kmotk lo Jitter (k A. C,
Jthn ItsVK-k. .nbo waa !nd ras
(a!a of tbo Wanblngton Itistt hwnt
tmra teans for tb III nM, ri;i
ent-r tu Oregon Arrtf-viturgi .ug
la February. Smoca rxpnarta te rnnne
tbe (Irtuwa AgrV rewk tnara la lilt,
an n anembnr of tbe relay, Mraeo.
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