THE OREGON DAILY 'JOURNAL, PORTLAND, WEDNESDAY, JULY 7, 1Z11
By Georjie Mcnr ? - V
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; LAFID SHORTSTOPPER
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Portland Manager Tries" to
Land Willis Butler, Johnny
Butler, Gislason or Ward.
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Walter McCredle Is up in - the. aif
about a shortstop. The Beaver mana
ger was In Seattle yesterday trying to
secure a ahortpecher to fill Bobbr
Davis shoes, but bo returned thi
morning-empty handed.
Mao tried to get Oislason, the sua
, ponded lnf lelder of :. tho Vancouver
t Bearers, but failed. lie then tried to
, vet - Willie Butler of tho Victorian,
Johnny Butler of the Tacoma Tiger
and last of all ho made an offer to
'John Barfies of Aberdeen for Ward.
All hie f forte went for naught, ao tho
'Northwestern league club short
handed. . - . -.
Tho Beaver bos atm has hopes of
landing one of these players before the
'week end. In today's battle bo will
i probably send .Bill Stumpf to tho short
patch position and use Fred Derrick at
th keystone Back. Billy Speas will
..take care of first base. This was tho
way they practiced this morning. .
- There la a possibility of McCredle
wiring the Boston Red Sox for Bill
: Rodger, former Beaver captain. u- Tho
I securing of Jack Barry from the Ath
letics gives the Boston team a couple
of extra lnf lelders and Manager Carrl-
gan could easily let tho Portland chief
have his former second sacker. It
would bo up to Rodgers, who has said
that ho doesn't want to come back to
' tortland. "
McCredle'. was confident that the
Northwestern league would finish tho
Season as per schedule.
Judge McCredle says that ho would
like to ee Walter give Eddie Bozart a
chance. The Piedmont slugger is anx
ious to -attempt to fill Davis shoes
but Mac doesn't want to take a chance
at this torrid period of the pennant
race; with an. Inexperienced lnfielder.
LA'DD TENNIS POSTPONED
Play In the Ladd Tennis club tour'
ey, scheduled:; Tor - yesterday," was
postponed on account of rain. In case
the courts are not In "good shape to
day, tho following schedule will be
plared as soon as tho weather per
raits: : - .. -
1:1& Mabel Ryder and Emma Du
brulile vs. Bessie Povey , and Lorna
Brown. ... s
2:00 Virginia Burns vs. K. Zanello.
- 3 .00 Olive Kincaid and Donald
X,ancefield vs. Harrlette Johnson and
Edgar Jackson; Marsh Davis vs. Ev
erett CoDb.'
' 4:00 Mabel Ryder and Catlin Wbl-
fard .vs. Dorothy Collins and Olio,
Lewis; - W, Simonsen vs.-Mr. Breed.
, 6:00 C. Smith vs. Mr. Secord; Don
ald Lancefleld vs. Mr. Belcher.
6:400. Lewis vs. Mr. Howe; Mr.
Burdick vs. Mr. Siefert.
. 6:30 -Edgar Jackson vs. Mr. Stein
. met; ' A. Bowers vs. Sherman. --
T:10-R. Anderson vs. Byron Mat
thews; C. Smith and'Lancefleld vs. D.
, McCUntock. and Paul Downard.
. Schmnta to Bait Lake. ,
Los Angeles, July T. Manager Cliff
BlankenBhip . of the Salt Lake team,
announced -yesterday that he had pur
chased Pitcher Schmutx from the
Brooklyn team of the National league.
Sebmuts formerly played ' ; with the
Vancouver- Northwestern league team.
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ave to grind on it. :; i
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Chew will satisfjr.you. The glad news
spreads from friend to friend.
A little chew of pure, rich,- mellow tobacco seasoned
'end sweetened just enough cuts out so much of the
grinding and spitting ' '
THE REAL TOBACCO
W-B CUT 15 IOKC
The taste of pure, rich tohscco does stot need to be covered up. An
excett of licorice gad sweetening' makes you tpit too much. : . - ,
4 One" small chew takes jthe place of two big" '
chews, of the old kind. - I' , "
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TIGERS WALLOP SALT LAKE
Los Angeles, CaL, July 7. Playing
under tho name of Vernon for . the
first time since 1912, Doo White's
Tigers defeated the Salt Lake Bees
yesterday, to 0. Tho Tigers gTabobd
XI blnglea off th delivery of nttery.
Morgan' and " Ia Roy. t-fyk 'i v-.
The score v f ? ::;f.z
ft !!s.,s.WKr L.AEB . ?
5Tb Inn, rf. M. .......... a O 1 8
CSeaaoa. Sb. 4 . O 1 S '
Kyn. If. ........ O. O O
Ztcber, cf. 4 0 13
Tennaat, lb.
Hantaan, 8B. .........S O -.J
Hobrer, B O 0 4
Flttery, p. ........... 1 O : O s O
Morfau, p. ............ O Oi.O i ,
141 UOy, p... .......... 3 V V 9
Total
B 24 13 S
TEBNON -
t IB. B. H. PO.
A.
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Carlisle. If. ........... 4 2 2
Berrer. ea. ........... 8 0 1
WilLolt. tt ... 4 8 8
1
! t
1 2
18
1 1
0 e
1 l
Bajrleaa, cf. 4 O
Klsbertr, 2b. .......... 4 O
Oleiacbmena, lb. ...... 0.
Hetlibg, ib. 8 1
Spencer, e. ....... S s
Flereejr, p. ......... B - 0
Total
......84 9 13. 27 XI X
Battod for Merges la fifth.
Salt Lake ..............0 O O O 9 O 0 0 0 0
Vernoa 2 2120200 9
Hit ......... 8 8 2 1 2 0 O 1
Tbte baee hit Carlisle. ,T base bits
Wllbolt 2, Carllale, ; Berjer. Sacrifice hit
Piercer. 8 track out By Jittery 2, by La Koy
1. by Flercey 8. Bases ea balls Off - Morgan
1, off t Roy 2, off Flercey 1. Sana reapon.
alble for Fittery 8, Morgan 2; La Boy 2.
Eight hits, S run. 18 at bat off Flttery in
8 Ionia's: 9 raaa, 2 bits, 4 at bat oft More-en
In 1 inning. Charge Oef eat to Flttery.
Double play Boarer to HalUnao; Blsbers to
Rwffor to aleiseamann: Gedeon to Tsnnaat.
Btolea baaee Cerliale, WUhoit, Glelachmann.
Tlae 1:80. i .
JACK COOMBS BACK AGAIN
'- New Tork, July 7. W. P.) -Jack
Coombs will bo back in tho gamo again
In a few days, according to Charles
Ebbetts of tho Brooklyn National
league - Tho former Athletics pitcher
has been suffering from a wrenched
back. . '
Those election crook In Indiana
must havo been very careless In neg
lecting to pack 1 tho courts in their
favor. " - '
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MILITIAMEN TO '
BOXINGEARHART
. RING FOR;TITLES
Regimental "Boxing Cham
pionships WilKBe Decided :
at the Encampment,
Camp Jackson, bearhart, Otv July
7. Tho question of paramount inf
portance at ' tho camp of i tho TWfd
regiment hero today Is "Who will bo
lightweight champion ' , of tho regi
ment?" for arrangements were com
pleted - last night for two i smokers to
bo staged in 8eaMd under - the aus
pices of the Armory lAmatenf Athletic
association, tho first to i ho held to
night, when challenger for tho title
will appear. The winner j will defend
his title Saturday night. - , ; -r r
-- Sergeant Cullins, a , member of . the
Portland police force and; of company
C, is acting as trainer for tho boxers
and also for tho athletes who - will
compete at tho seventh annual track
and -field meet that will be held -in
'front of tho Qoarhart hotel Saturday
afternoon, under his charge a sciuad
of 16 boxers worked out on the beach
last night In front of a large gallery
of tho members of the' regiment, top
ping off their work with a plunge Into
the ocean Instead Of - tho customary
shower bath.. At 6 o'clock this morn
ing tho men wore' out again and the
sea air, surf bathing and rigorous life
of the camp should place them in ex
ceptional shape for their bouts.
The main event will' bo between Jack
Allen of B company, present north
west lightweight champion,-and also
bolder of the regimental title at that
weight, and Sergeant Harry Hanson of
company C Allen will not risk his
northwest title, but , Hansen Is de
termined to wrost tho championship of
tho Third from him. t - j T s ;
C company members are organised
tn Portland as tho Nob Hill Amateur
Athletic club and they havo their best
men in trim for th ' seaside events.
"Rusty" Oroce of C, one of th best
known amateurs in tho state and a
member of tho O. A. C football team,
will meet Art Kepplnger, tho -D com
pany welterweight. In on of the cur
tain raisers, and tho other curtain
raiser will be between Jim Summer
vlllo of C and Frank Flystinger of E
at 1J5 pounds. , v 1 .K".
Charlie Willoughby of company D.
weight 170 pounds, will be matched
with a dark horse from A company of
McMinnville In a heavyweight go and
at least two other bouts will bo ar
ranged by tonight by Matchmaker Cul-
11ns. - h -x:,r ffe '
The bouts have been well advertised
and a large, attendance is expected,
from both the men In the regiment and
members) of the summer colony at the
beaches. A number of women visitors
havo already announced their Inten
tion of attending.
NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE
Spokane, Wash- July 7. Tho In
dians won an easy game yesterday, de
feating the Vancouver . Beavers, 19 to
b. jacuuarry was toucbed up lor 18
runs In five Innings. Bob Brown re
placed MoQuarry In the sixth and held
the locals to one run. j -
The aoorei . R.
Vancouver . ................ 6 1 J
Spokane. . . . i .1'. .
Batteries - McQuarry. . Brown h and
Cheek; Noyes and Branegan. :i iz
Seattle. Wash. 'July 7. The Vic
toria Bees downed .the locals yester
day. 4 - to - 2." Costly 1 errors by Ray
mond's, players and timely hitting re
suited in the .victory for the visitors.
Kelly's hitting featured the game.
The ecoreij
R. . L 21.
VIVIWUI .........!
. .V - . a S . X
S 7! 4
and : : Haworth:
Seattle . . ... ......
Batteries - Bonner
Mclvor and Barth.
Aberdeen, Wash July T. -The Ta
coma Tigers won from the locals in
the nlnh inning r yesterday. 6 to 3.
Two errors and ' Johnson's - double
chased in the winning tallies. r
The wr;,;:;!?-;:! Rf HE.
Aberdeen' . . .. 2 11 -:t
Tacoma . '. ....... ... S 7 - 1
- Batteries Hughes and Vance; House
and Btevens.w.;rfi. ' t : l
Gun Glub to Staffed
Class Tourney July 18
Arransrements have ; been made by
President Henry R. ; Everding of the
Portland Qua club to istage a class
trapshootlngT tourney. : similar to - the
one staared last Sunday, on Sunday.
July 18,- on the dub i trapa at Jenne
station, Prises will be awarded to
the two rhigh shooters In each of the
fnllowfnc dsLsaes. . A. R. C. D and E. .
Ice-cold watermelon will be served
to the shooters during the progress
rr th tfturnev. - i The attendance . . of
last Sunday's shoot waa not up to
expectations on account 01 tne noix-
day. -
r - ..iKi AVumt- - Mica move
ment seems to be that it is crying
STANDING OF THE TEAMS
V .v Facifio .Coast Zea(iie
Won.
San Francisco. ...4S
Salt Lake ,
Portland I..44
Lost. Pet.
42 .VA
44
43
49
60
B0
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50G
4T4
.46
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Oakland .................... .45
Vernoa .44
'ilatlzmai Iku,
Chlcasro ...v................ .39
2 .571
29 .M7
its .35
33 .607
84 r .493
84 V .460
84 .448
3S .441
PhUadelpbi
.85
St. Louia ...................38
Pittsburg ...... ....... i..4
BrooJclya .J. .83
CintinniM .4..SO',
New lott i....,..(......i..27
BoUM ,. .............. .30
.. , Ajneriesa league.
Chicago 48
Boston ..................... .41
Detroit 45
New York . .............. a?
Wasbincton S3
Philadelphia 23
ClereUbd .........25
St. Loais ..-.as
. Fedsral league.
St. Ixml 41
Kansas City ............ ...43
Chicago ............ ...... .41
Pittsburg : ...................38
Newark ...... ....... ......37
BrooklyS ....................32
Baltimore' ...4. ..27
BaMalo .....................28
- r AaietteBa 4Uaeeiatioa,
leoJanapolla ... .,.,... .4.'. .44
tionlsTille .,......... i..37
Cleveland .. ........ 85
St., Paul , ..,....,.. 3
Milwaukee ............... ...39
Kansas City .......... ...i...3
Mitioeapolia ............... ..82
Oclusobus ....f.,.2,l
( Weetara Leagee.
Dei Koines ...........40
Center t...34 ,
topeke ......37
Oman ...M
Linettla 83
Sioux City .............
WicbiU ,....26 :,
St. Joseph 4, ....24
Vdrthwestera Xeagae.
BDOhaoe ........ ....... .....48 .
Tacoma ...t...............44 -.,
Vancouver . 89
26
23
28
85
43
43
4
ao
31
30
35
40
44
.aid
.21
-61S
14
.498
.377
:a
.504
.589
.569
.6f8
14
, .444
J80
Ji7
.611
.529
.618
.514
.607
.48
.457
.386
685
J71
.662
'16
JSOQ
'.431
29
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s-
35
88
88 "
43
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80
32
88
87
88
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85
89
38
45
4
.3K7
.397
.628
.603
.500
.487
.444
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Victoria .....................37
Aiwfdeia ......... .......30
Seattle. .,...............80
NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES
At Brooklyn first; same- R. H. E.
Boston i. ... . . .. . 2 . 2,0
Brooklyn . i t 9
' Batteries Rudolph, Hughes ana
Ooway, WhallngiCoomhs, Acoleton ana
Miller.
Second game
n. h. e.
Boston . .......
4) 9
Brooklyn . ................. 4 11 1
Batteries Ragan. Davis and wnai
Ingi Dell, Bmith and Miller.
At Chlcaeo (First game): ; R H. B.
ClncinnaU ........ .J 4 l 2
Chleago . ...4... ............ 6 18 1
Batteries Benton and wingo;
Humpbties, fitanage. Cheney and Ar
cher; 14 innings.
Second game'
R. H. E.
2 5 1
2 7 1
Cincinnati . .
.....J.........
Cblnaao .........
Called in seventh, i darknesa
Batteries Toney and Clark; Vaughn
and Bregnahan. ; - I
At Pittsburg ' R.H.E,
St. Louis 1 2 13 0
Pittsburg ...1 .1 5 2
Batteries -Griner i.ana Snyder; - Mc
Quillan, Kantlebener, ConseLman and
Gibson. ; -
At Philadelphia I . ' R. H. E.
New Tork . ... ....;......... 12 1
Philadelphia . . ... i ...... . . . .1 IS 0
Batteries Stroud and Myers; Mayer,
Tincup, Baumgardner and - Cillifer.
Bums. ''-c'-'iAiy ' '.Ail-s'5?;
AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES
At-.'NewiTork 1,;. ' TC&tL
Philadelphia. . , . 7-11 - 5
New ;Tork w... .U.... .:.t U-t
Batteries Knowl ton and Lapp; Mc-
Hale, Brown Cottrelt and Sweeney.
At St. IatoIs
R. H. E.
.-: ...12yle,?y0
Chicago. . n. ....
St Louis
e
2 a o
Ttt furiosi UFaber and Schadk': Perrr
man. Koob, Cook and Agnew, Severoid.
At Boston First game: ? R.H. E.
Washington; i.-;t.t.-i.i.. .sl:7 4
oston .' ( 'i-. ..... ,. a
Batteries BoehMng. ; Hooper and
Hanrv: Shore and Cady.
At Boston tseeona . gameii3 . . is.
Wanhlnarton ..... -. ... 1 4
Boston : a--;:
; Batteries Johnson i afi ; Henry,
Gregg, Mays and Thomas.
At "Cleveland -j .. - ... R. H.B
TVatmlt . . . . i "". i. ... . . . 7 9 X
C ...1 flnif . . . . . . ..... g V9 , ' 1
- Batteries Cave t. Boland and Baker;
walker. Harstaa, jones anai u -weiii.
FEDERAL LEAGUE GAMES
At - Baltimore .,- ' . R.H.'E.
Newark .::.-V;VVi.;'7-'ia-j: 0
Baltimore ; .. . . . . . - . '112 2
Batteries Falkenberg and Rariden;
Qulnn .and jacsuitscnys -;f
A At Brooklyn vf i'.-'J-R. H. E;
Buffalo- . - 4 ...l ,:f 2
Brooklyn .................. ...6 7. 0
Batteries Anderson, Krapp ; and
Blair; Bluejacket and Simon.-, .
At Kansas City- - . R. I3L E.
St. Louis : .... ... , . . ... 0 T O
Kansas City - . :.v v. . ..- I t 0
Batteries Davenport and Hartley;
Cullop,. Packard, and Easterly.
Only three games scheduled.
ANGLEESTO TRY
SKILL IN CASTING
AT OAKS TONIGHT
Some Fishermen Have Good
Luck, Others Empty -'
. Baskets.
In preparation for the Pacific north
west tournament of bait and fly cast
ing to bo held in Taooma, Wash., Aug
ust - 2829, , the Multnomah Anglers'
club will hold Its tournament tonight
and tomorow night at the Oaks. Many
of the casters have been practicing
for the event, and It .is expected that
some strong competition will develop
in view of the fact that two casters,
one fly and' one bait, are to be sent to
Tacoma j to represent the : Portland
club. f)
There will he four casting events
each night, as follows: Wednesday,
quarter ounce distance -..bait.' dry fly
acuracy, Quarter ounce accuracy bait
and light tackle distance fly; Thurs
day night, half ounce distance bait,
accuracy fly, half ounce' accuracy
bait and heavy tackle distance fly.
The events In ' the championship
tournament at Tacoma are open to all
amateur fly and bait casters. Tro
phies will be awarded to the winners
of the events, which will be cast un
der the rules of the national associa
tion. A cordial invitation Is extended
to all members of clubs andt to unat
tached casters to Cake part in the
tournament, which will be the first of
Its character to be held In the Pacific
northwest.': . -
The Tacoma program is as follows:
Fly casting Light tackle accuracy;
heavy tackle accuracy; delicacy and
accuracy; dry fly accuracy: heavy
tackle distance; ? light tackle distance.
-Bait casting Accuracy , ounce;
accuracy ounce; distance ounce;
distance M, ounce. - Novice: Distance
ounce; accuracy ounce. ; - ? ,
Mingled sweet and bitter was the re
port of the local anglers who trickled
in, Monday, and yesterday from the
trout fishing streams.
Itshermen arow Pesstmlstlo.
Probably, the most pessimistic re
port was made by. those good fisher
men, W. E." Carlon, J,- E. Me Williams
and Dr, Toung, who went to a sup
posedly; secret fishing ground on the
Salmon river. Instead of getting away
at 7:80 o'clock Saturday-: evening, the
chauffeur showed up at 2:30 a.: m.
When they drew into the well thought
of place, .100 automobiles were parked
there ahead or v tnem. ; ur. xoung
caught a lone fisb, a nlne-lncher.
Then they tried to get back to Port
land In time to fish Monday on the
Deschutes, but : arrived here half an
hour after the train : left - It was a
Jolly trio, indeed.
On the other band, W. C. Block and
Morse. Mantor went up on the: south
junction of : ; the Deschutes, - expecting
to find the place crowded, but did not
meet up with a soul In their five miles
of fishing ; covering- the' two days.
Probably everybody expected the Des
chutes to be overrun with fishermen,
and for that reason : nobody.. went
there.. - ;. - -
Templetoa Zloes Well.. -
-Frank Temple ton. and party, on the
other hand, went away up on : the
Salmon river, and returned with over
100 big trout ; In- Templetpn's party
were Glen Collins, and Walter and
Max Saftenberg.- :
Logie Richardson fished at White
Salmon, and - brought back some 60
good sized fellows, - Including a 28
inch steelhead which' be landed with
& fly. ;i:f-y!:,r:ip...:M;:-:k- f.y.u:
Another party that was- disappoint-'
ed was that comprising H. A. Pollock,
Rav Winters, Clifford Sooner and four
or five others. They went exploring
the Nestucca, and. it Is said, landed
about 12 fish. '
Morris Abraham. Prank Smith and
Messrs. Beldon and Wallace. had great
success on the Nestucca, landing 270
fine bag trout
H. E.Burghduff fished with others
on the Molalla with fair success.- The
Smokers of
Turkish Trdfhits
3sarettes fifteen years ao
are gmokers of ' ,
TtarasHTROTinis
Cigarettes today!
'gJaersaW-rfClSZa ' -
1 Watersake Eats -42
Little Trout to.
Satisfy an Appetite
tie ' . That watersnakes "are doing
more damage to young trout
He than any other; agency. Is the.
m belief of Perry Kitsmiller. sui
petintendent of the Eagle Creek :
trout feeding station, who killed
a reptile, out it open and countr
ed 42 'inch and a half rainbow
' trout weighing from - eight to
ten grains each. '
He - Kitzmiller aw" the snake
He busily engaged in swimming
around the feeding pond about
8 - o'clock In the morning of v
He July 3.and concluded to scotch - He
He it . The destruction of - the - j
Hi young fish prompted him to He
He kill - another. which, when -
He opened, revealed a four inch sil- Hi
Hi verside salmon in the stomach. '
He - KitzmlUer has declared war :
He on- all water snakes and has H
He Issued a general call to arms, . f
He clubs, rocks or -whatever is
He handy on the part of all fish- ;
Hr' ermen in the state against the ;
He new and oomnion . enemy A ? H
watersnake. will , destroy more .
He , trout - in one morning, says i He
Ht Kitsmiiler, tnan some iisner- -m
m men will catch in a season.: - -jit
Baby Bell Winner of
Nenalem Boat Eaces
ssijioissssasasseSSMasasisJsw .... . .
Nehalem, Or., July 7. Baby Bell, the
new speeder bullr by Harry Bell, was
the winner of the free-for-all race in
the Nehalem river motorboat races for
theTFourth. -The craft was .placed in
the water lite In the afternoon before
the events 'and the owner had no op
portunity to try her out,' but she made
slightly more than Z5 mues an nour
over the 3 -mile course.
The boaf was built especutlly lor tne
'tnif! ma itfit comnleted until much
later than tb'e owner bad expected.The
last' day was one of rush In order to
get her in the water to take part In the
leading race of the day. ' She surprised
Mr. Bell, however, in the, manner of
action from the "Very start The new
engine responded niceiy ana sue en y
tnnk th Imla in the bis rae.; Alfred
Anderson won second In this event. :
Alvin Thompson, in his inaian canoe,
proved, 'a; surprise In .the two-horsepower
engine event. Evidently the
canoe' resented the addition of modern
equipment, and was about the crankiest
affair ever put In the water at the
start;" hut Thompsonmastered tt and
took her over tne course an ru
time. Some of the other racers In this
it n built eaDeclally to win the
money, but they had to take the spray
from the" product oi poor m nana
until she was so far ahead they could
a rtniah nf tb event Thompson
waa more than ; a quarter of a mile
ahead of Tiny other contestant Albert
Crawford came in second. The winners
in the other events were: Joe Boy-akin,
in the eight-horsepower race,, with
Alfred' Anderson second: Sophus Lar-r
sen, winner in the fishboat race, with'
Charles Joestlng second. The fishboat
race was the closest or tne oay.
stream was low, and the fish not, bit
ing any too welV " -
Lester Humphreys. Clyde Harris
and O. P. Locke hied themselves to
the "Washougal - river" and brought
home good ttized mess, considering
the competition on this stream.-
- If ' Russia keeps on the way it I
going Germany will change "Fetro
grad" back to "SlJPetersburg." -
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DILLON'S TEAM -
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. BEAVERS TODAY
Game Will ' Be Delayed Be
- 'cause of Late Arriavl .
. of Angels, -.
Cm nta f n TTranlc Dillon and hia band
of Angels will arrive' In Portland this
afternoon on the Shasta Limited to
open a six game series with the Port
land Champions! The game wH start
a little alter tne scneauie time : or .s
o'clock., ' . 1 ' . ''.'-X
Two new players, Pitcher Johnny
wmiam tl'Vi rk wh - Te.na(v bv - the
Salt liake team, and Pbll Koeriter, tho
first saclcer turned loose uy me uaaa,
will make their appearance in Angel
uniforms.
t 'Long Tom Hughes will likely "pitch
for the visitors, while Irve ' Uiggin
botham is due to heave for ths Mack
men. -
' The Beavers are leading the Angels
By a margin of one point, and some
close games arc expected during . the
series. '
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. The Irish-American "Athletic club
team of New York, many times win
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track and field - championships, wlH
stop ln Portland,-' July - SO, on -. its way
to San Francisco to participate In the
national championships, September 6
and 7. Lien Kdgren, brother of Robert
Edgren, one of the famous University
of California athletes, and manager of
the Irish-American taem, was in Port
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San Francisco. July 28. Kdgren hss
arranged for meets in Boise and Spo
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Youthful ' Players of
Tennis 'Will Bo Aided
To; create Interest In tennis among
the juniors and to aid those who have
already taker, up the game, the park
board, through Superintendent J. O.
Conville, has arranged to give the
young boys in the various sections of
the city instructions in racket re
stringing. " -
A countless number of boys in the
various public parks, where the city
has Installed tennis courts, cannot
play the game because they have not
the necessary money to have their
rackets restrung. The object of F. K.
Harrlgan, one of Portland's veteran
tennis players, who suggested the
scheme to -Park Superintendent Con
ville, Is to teach the youngsters to re
string their own rackets.
'Arrangements will be completed In
the near future to give free restrlng
lng lessons in rOOm 801 of the Central
library building to groups of boys from
the various parks. -
There, are .18 tennis courts In the
public parks at present, and a ma
Jorlty of these courts are in use ail
the time when- the weather Is good.
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