The Oregon daily journal., October 25, 1914, Page 29, Image 29

Tmi OSEQQl? SUIfDAY JPTONAI PQBTfcAN STOP AY IQBNING QCTQPER f :?&5 J91.
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IT NOW IN SOUTH
Harvard's Athletes
Open Settlements
Boston, Mass., Oct. 1 4 Harvard
College athletes hare opened up three
settlement houses In the poop sections
of Cambridge and Boston, f-tid also
have- taken rhareja of a half dosen
boys clubs which, the college men dl-
Antl-Prlzeflght Amendment 5SiT.??K tt
I '. tii'ii r r a ew xorK millionaire, is the airee-
laW Will UOnie Up IU1 VUlWtor of th work tnunir the boys, and
nas practically bis whole crew of
strong-armed darsmea, pu,tttng in their
evening among the boys.' Delinquents
are encouraged, poor boys are bup-
FLOURISHING IN N' YAWK a?i?B15rk' lLliZ0
reformed by the co'.tege men In con
nection with the Juvenile courts. An
other important branch of the work is
the Instruction of pewly-arriyed for
eigners In American customs and
American Ideals, which, are best taught
by personal .touch.
at November Election.
LATEST PICTURES OF PORTLAND'S LIGHTWEIGHT FIGHTER
Janes Johnston Takes Charge of Gar
den la Metropolis, and Bays Tight
era will Work on percentage. '
By Ringside.
New York, Oct. J4.-The ancient
sport of boxing Is In a precarious con
dltloa out in California. The ring
game Is doomed, fr'oro all Indications,
In the state which' has fostered more
CHESS
Conducted by A. G. Johnson,
Of tbe many Chans ODenlnai la vosoe. two
championship battles than any other I "e particular! interesting beeauaa Uiey art
commonwealth in the world. l1'.";!!1 .?w?m "1,er" ?anlhlV
Uttle did Arthur Carroll, a. prelim- v.Trs .Jo. "r. X
Inary boxer, know that when he dellv- a thorough annlrsls of (be opening sod met
ered the blow that resulted In the I 5re" acCa in pwyiog toe -Jerome"
aeatn or , tmi iiuaay. several weeks Uien In tbt . leuitK 0t ni. career an wm'i
ago, that he was also delivering the thhmr.ton, succumbed in his first attempt to
death blow Of boxing on the Pacific dtfend the gambit. AUbougU tbs opening ta
T" HtVdy "Pired fTV?,! 6"eCi8 Rice of tUtw1. .SI
of a beating he received at the hands Yorsary's k.lmz Is displaced and drawn into
the ci-nter of tbe board whets all kind, of
complication may arise. The following rarla-
iiuu vi me jernma, waicn is ramer ravorable
to wWte reveals soma of tbe possibilities of
the gambit:
'Jerome" Gambit.
P K4
Kt QB3
1 P K4
2 Kt KB3
B U-i
4 BiPtb
5 KtxI'ch '
8 J Kfti b
8 P Q4
9 Kt K3
10. Q I A
11 Kt K
Kt5ch
KtxKt
K K8
BxP
Kt K2
(J Raq
K Hi
KKt
K BS
lieht- adTanfflA tr whit.
Tbe otlier opening Invented bv an Imertonn
la the celebrated ulee gambit, which ia
i.toduct from, tbe mind of Professur Isaac
L. Rice of New York city. Thla gambit, whlcjj
la an offshoot from , the Klexerltzky gambit,
was invented about 15 .year ago, when Pro
febor Bice wn a member of the faculty
of Columbia university. The Inventor, who
la well to do, baa spent a fortune la analysing
and testing the opening, and even today
many analyeta are working upon it. The fol
kulght and forma tbs Bice gambit.
1 P Ki r K4
2 P KB I PxP '
3 Kt KB3 VKKt
4 P KB4 1' Kt5
C Kt Kr, Kt KB 3
0 B B4, P Qi
7 PiP 0 K3
8 Caatlea which allows black to capture the
Weight and forms the Bice gambit.
This chesa column, which hae been oon-di-cted
for two ' years, will be discontinued
after the issue of November 8. On that date
100 chesa problems will have been publishes
aLnce tbe initiation of tills column.
of Carroll In a San Francisco ring
- Whether or not the ring game is to
survive will b determined within a
fortnight. Supporters of the anti
prizefight referendum law, to be voted
on at the November election, were
qulok to seise on the tragedy as an ar
gument; and they will depend upon It
to press, f heir1 point wltn vigor until
the polls sfo' closed
Hot Tirst Shaky Time.
This la-not the first time the r'nff
game has been on trial In California
Van-inrilctfUv . agitations are started I 12 KtxB
1 Vi n p . K.i , In av.ir I n. I IS Q K.lch
'". .""'"S "i d., i X4 iyn4 with
Ink the' promoters and warning them
against unscrupulous dealings, have
permitted the game to go on.
Every year, however, added pressure
Is being brought to bear on the law
dispensers to abolish boxing in Can
fornla. Last winter a measure was in.-
troduced to stamp out 'the game. A
counter bill was submitted, and the
latter passed by the margin, of a sin
gle vote. So It can readily be seen how
dangerously close to oblivion the sport
of "boxing Is in California.
Despite this untoward state of af
fairs, coast promoters are $oing along
as If the sport were never to be threat
ened. They are busy arranging all
sorts of matches, but as yet not one
hat been definitely consummated. It
ing a bold front to mask underlying L.e "MJg&ng gj
fears. games. Negotiations are also pending between
Meanwhile boxing Is thriving in this the local club and Los Angeles tor a tele
.i.Hn,,. mott-nrna Trs,rvthlnn nre- graphic match to decide the coamplonship of
sages the most Successful Winter the A. Q. Johnson will trim a almnltnnAona or.
anort has ever rnloyed here. There are I hibltion on Tuesday erenlus. October 27. at
a number of reasons for this optimistio 8 o'clock, in the quarters of the Portland
i, k ohi.f amnn- thm to th ?hes .. Checker club, room 101 Waahing-
- - i ion tinuaing annex, ZTOrS Washington street.
fact that a new era has entered tnt Local players wbo are Interested are InTlted
nort with tha advent of James John-I to take part in the performance.
.ton rerotthaShow associa- n. game wbich .-jJ by
tlon. which will hold forth In the m- the Bmlatt tournament of 1912, ia ft pur rem
ta FBKNCH DEFENCE.
Had Big Matches
Johnston Is not a newcomer In the
promoting field.. He has successfully
engineered many big matches, but at
smaller clubs The Garden moguls
needed man who could stage boxing
matches without losing money for
them. Johnston was selected, and a
better selection could npt have been
made. ,
Johnston has a wide scope of things
pugilistic, and his theory is that "a
boxer is not worth one penny more
than he can draw in at the box office."
With this legend in mind, Johnston has
announced that every boxer who per
forms for him will have to fight on a
percentage basis. No more guarantees
wtU be given. Says Johnston:
'(This ultimatum for I consider It
such goes for Mike Gibbons, Freddie
Welsh, Johnny Kllbane, Kid Williams.
Leach Cross and all the others who
have pretensions to championships.
If they think they can attract large
gatherings to see them in action, they
will be the beneficiaries; for the more
money they can put Into the coffers,
the more they will be paid-for fight
ing. Fal enough, isn't it,?"
Quite fair enough. Is the opinion of
the majority of us.
Johnston as installed- as boss of the
Garden less than two weeks ago, but he
Is already at work arranging for the.
best matches In. sight. First, h de
sires, to settla the "White Hope" dis
pute by bringing together Jess WUlard
. arid Ounboat Smith, the two leaders of
the heavyweight class.
Buckley Would Xnok "Bit."
This meeting ' would doubtless fill
the Garden to capacity. But a little
bitch arises In tha arrangements.
Johnston, of course, wilt give no guar
an tee. adhering to his laudable per
centage scheme.
However, Jim Buckley, manager for
Bmith. insists on $7100 for his charge
to display his wares.
Buckley does not make this demand
af Johnston, but desires to have wii
lard's mentor, Tom Jones, come across
with that sum. wucmey ciaims jones
nrnmlttl ta sruaraAtee Smith $7500 If
the Gunner would consent to meet Wil
lard several months back. Now Buck-
lay wants Jones to keep bis promise.
So It is up to tha loquacious Jones
Whether we are to aea r battle that
promises to settle the Wliite Hope"
question, lor me time oeing, ai itjat-
BILLIARDISTS GET BUSY
In (he -absence of the English bil
. Hard - champion the annual $5000
; . tournament In London has attracted
entries from six players who are rep
- resenta.tlv of the highest class of
. , English style play Including George
'Gray, H. W. Stevenson. Tom Reece,
( Edward Dlggle, T6m Newman and W.
emitn
Lewitxky.
White.
1 P Q4
J P K4
3 Kt QB3
4 St M3
5 KPxP
6 B K2
7 Cast lea
8 B KKtS
9 TiP
10 Kt Q4
11 KtxB
12 B Kti
13 B K3
14 Q Q2
15 BxKt
10 Qii q
IT Q K2
H PxB
19 RrP(b)
20 O KS
21 H r
K5
5 Q Kt5
S3 H QB8 (d)
24 Kcsigns.
Botes by tL, Helm,
(a) With this "pin." black gets a
grip on me position.
(b) A determined bid to recover bis pawn.
but Marshall scents bidden poslbilitles In the
situation and proceeds to unearth them.
(c) If 20 V KKt3; 21. Q K5, etc.
(d) With the Intention of continuing with
It IS7. followed by Q K8 or O K7. but Mar-
stall's extraordinary reply completely' take
tbe wind out of hia sails. "
(e) One might search the records la Tain tKairiA r 4 tha wcti-t an4 Villi n tVilatli
for a counterpart a conclusion like tbis. HZ-Z "t -i VLV
, the qneeu being of- "". " uc.c.cu i .
Marshall.
Black.
P K3
P Q4
P QB4
Kt QB3
Kt-jJ3
B K8
Castles
B K3
BxP
PxKt
Q Q3
QB K
B Kt5(a)
RxB
Q B4
BxKt
5xP
Kt Q5
QU-KB(c)
H R3
BxB
Q KKts (e)
good
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Played Small Fart
In "Merkle" Boner
-Hank- CDay for tha flrat time
Rives fals version of tbe celebrated
Merkle pUy, . whlco decided tha Na
tional eafua championship at New
yorlt Beptemebr tz, B08. ODay was
chief of umpires at tha fame. The
Jzn was declared a tie at 1 to 1.
O'Day. admitting himself settled at
recent comments on himself by John
it. vers, said tnai tsvee was tna small
est factor in the play.
"We did not make tha decisions be
cause Ever touched acond whan Mer
kle started for the clubhouse, as Is
commonly supposed,'? said 6"Day. "We
did It because Joa McGlnnlty, when
the ball was thrown back to tha Infield
by Artie Hofrnan. interfered with
Pfiester. a Cub b layer, who picked u$
Hofman'a throw.
"McGlnnity wrested the ball from
Pfiester and threw it into the crowd,
which by this time was swarming; onto
the grounds back of third base, Stein
feld retrieved the bati and raa to aeo
oad base with it, tQasins H to Elvers
Just before reaching the baa;. If Mc
Cinnlty's, lnterefernce had not given us
that clear "point to rule on th credit
for the play on Merkle would have
gone to Hofman, who deserves It,
anyway, for he threw the bail In when
most fielders, following custom, would
have kept It and fled to the club
house (n the belief that tha game was
over."
Briokley Case :
IiikeTbatof Earl
Pickering of Minn.
Boston, Oct. ; S 4. Charles
Brtckley, Harvara'p fotbaU star, e
la rapidly eeco'vetina; from his ?. e
operation tor-apRendlcltls. and
tha medical authorities are
swapping oplnlona aa to whethr
T he; will be aWe to get lnta)
the gasna again tela yea.
The moat Important eplnlon
1 that of Dr. H. 3U Wtlltana,
coach of the Unlvarslty of
Minnesota, whQ predicts Brick
ley will get Into: tha Yale game.
He cites the case of Ear! Mck
erlng. one of the stars at Min
nesota four year ago, who,
tt days after ja alm)lar opera
tion, played tha first 20 ralnuta
period agalnst Wisconsin that
year and a week later 'played
through tha ehtira game with
Michigan. And,;aya Coach Wil
liams, Pickering neve fal$ th
slightest after-effeota.
The Harvard doctors ara not
so optimistic, however, and tha
parents of Brtcklay ara, put
ting their ban on futura foot
ball glory for jhe Harvard star.
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Colin ReU. the jiuatrallan, la Wsna-
what of a disappointment, . ,
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The new AXTKX, brick apartment building, at cor
ner 21st and Overton streets, will be completed thla
week. Bach apartment will contain six rooms. Includ
ing one combination room, convertible into a-sleeping
forch, sewing or play room. Tha main entranca la of
talian marble. Each apartment has private reception
hall, with large plate glass mirror: nardwooJ floora
throughout, beam ceilings, fireplace with asbentoa gas
log, built-in buffets, tile bathroom, complete with best
center pedestal basin, shower bath, linen closet, medi
cine chests, eta Kitchen Is finished In white, Includ
ing extra large all porcelain steet refrigerators ' and
enameled porcelain gaa range with glass door In bake
oven. One chamber has steel combination lock safe
for your valuables, four large clothes closets,; modem
electric fixtures. glSBs door knobs; nice lare lawn
(when finished); vacuum cleaner, steam heatiot and
cold water, janitor service, and maids' room: In base
ment Included. If you are looking for the beajt at very
reasonable rates, see the apartments, compare them
with others at double the rent; 10 minutes on car Una
to Sixth and Morrison streets. Referencea required.
Phone for appolatmeht or reservations to losuranca
Service Company 118 Morgan bldg. Main 8 or Main
3194, at the apartment.
Jlalpb, Qrqman, tbs 19-year-old protege of Hairy Foley, wO expects to make ft world's championship out of the Portlander. Gruman's
name was spelled "Grunan'' in his first few fights in tha four round game in California and he never took the trouble to change
it. He Is'a bit superstitious and that is probably the reason why lie let it tick. San Francisco i3 already clalminf him as, local
product, now that he is about to become nationally, famous. Gruman steps out Of the four round ranks next Tuesday night, whan
he meets "Willie FiUsimmons, one of the toughest lightweights In California, over the ten round rout before the Oakland Wheel
men's club. The following Friday night he may meet the eld timer, Johnny McCarthy, In a four round main event in San Francis
co. The photographs show that lalph is getting bigger and his muscles more thoroughly developed under the tutelage of Fpley.
His shoulders are beginning to bulije put, wtyle he is taking more weight in the legs. Considerable interest is being expressed in
the ten round fight Tuesday night, and a large number of fans will no doubt critically scan the Oregonian's ability to step ten
rounds against such a rugged exponent of the fighting game as Fitzsimmons.
Will Ereot Memorial
To Late M. Murphy
University of ePnnsylvani plans to
erect a memorial building in honor of
the late Michael C. Murphy, the famous
t is. a genuine problem.
fered tor sacrifice in tbree different wars.
If 24. BP or UPxQ. Kt K7rh forces the mate.
If 24. Q.vQ. Kt K7ch; 25. K K, KtxQch; 2fl.
K Kt. KtxK, emersion Vlth a knight ahead.
rrooiem an, vo oy tcwua s ocaauas.
BLACK.
TBI B BAPS
m sis "Ml
1 1 ft! i
greatest of America's athletes, a com'
mittee is visiting the various Penn
sylvania alumni clubs all over tha
United St&tes securing subscriptions
and. it Is reported, over 8100,000 has
already been ' secured. A former pro
tege of the great trainer has offered
his services in the drawing of plans
and' specifications for the building. It
is proposed to construct it at the south
entrance pf Franklin field, the big
athletic stadium of the university.
N. 0. MAY HAVE RACING
New Orleans business men and
merchants are considering a plan to
stage a race meet in that city during
the season extending from January 1,
until after the Mrd Gras.
Hoppp Is 27 Years Old.
Champion billiard player sUle
JJoppe Is 1 years old.
Harvard's Captains
Are Unlucky Sort
Probably no big college football team
in tha country has' had more mlsfor
tunes happen to its varsity captains
than Harvard, whose captain fqr tbis
season, Charles Brickley, may not play
again this year following the recent
operation. Almost every season for the
past 20 years the coachers have bad
something to worry about because of
more or less important injuries that
have come to the crimson leaders and
It has often happened that Harvard
teams hav played out their Tale
games without' the captain being on
the field.
G0UIDING S PRESIDENT
George H. Gouging, world's cham
pion walker, is president of tha To
ronto Central Walkers' club just
formed in the Canadian city to boom
heel and toe walking.
KUng to Represent K. O.
Johnny KUng,' the former baseball
catcher, will represent Kansas City
In the Interstate three cushion bil
liard league.
An Invitation
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REMARKABLE PICTURE OF PRINCETON TEAM ATTEMPTING TO BLOCK A PUNT
WHITB.
Vihlta to play and mate In two mores.
Tha names of thosn aencline In porrpct noln-
tlons to this problem will be pnbllsliod two
woeks from today. Picas address all chess
communications to A. G. Johnson, 394 flftk
street, Portland. Or.
Problem No. 9fl depends npom B 'QB3 as a
spy more, aouiiioni were received rrom Don
ald McMaster of Vancouver ' U'lksh. C V
Pntaej and Oeos;g B. Somers of Corrallis,
u. A. nitisetir or Astoria. Edwin Wldmer,
Alexander K. Sohwarts. v.' I. Dent and J.
Vnle of Portland. Additional solutions to
problem 95 were received from5 Nell H. Rows
6f Spokane ana Donald Mciiaster of Van
couver. Waaa.
Over 60 Trotters at 2:10.
v more tnan bo trotters nave entered
I the 3:10 list this season.
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Portland, October 2tf-November 14.
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