THE OREGOI J DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND, THURSDAY, FCDRtfARY 10. 1C1C.
3T0II BRAVES GET .
mm AND TWO
GUNNERS OFF FEDS
:orge "Stanings Improves
Time Spent at the, Meeting
of Natfonil Leagues. " -y
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lOpTrfjrtit. 19ta. tnteniatloaal News Serriee. i
Keciatered United SUtea Pateat Ofrkce.t
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New Torl Fib. l-(t;N. g.)The
:'itional league magnates held a brief
sslon yesterday at the Waldrof-As-:
;rla and adjourned until next De-
i; ruber.- ' " ' '
r Charles ICEbbetts of the Brooklyn
club' won hls-flgbt for a' new draft
rule. - Under the new order a club can
inly draft? players It '"can actually We
t nd the tall end club In the future
y in get ' first pick. - This prevents a
irst division club from monopolising
every ? player that looks; rood In- the
i.inor.:; leagues. ; "-y-'; "; jvV"
Harry Hempstead of the Giants,
1 1 led again to defeat the 21 player
vale. ; He pleaded -for one man more,
. it as he only had the Chicago and
j oaton clubs back of him, the resolu
tion was losu," ' i- -';
The - rule : providing for the ... com
j ulsory- deduction f of the salary . of a
t layer who la under suspension led
j a - lively debate. . Club owners have
ten a bit. derelict In living- up to this
: Je. .. "In the future, however, if a
!ub owner violates the rule he will be
;ed 1250 -And If a: manager Is bus-;
nded Jjy the umpires he too,-, must
dropped from the: payroll until he
ts back, in' the feame. .;,-j.-."f-. - '- j
VMfbaiU'Eu Qraes.'
The 21 player limit will not apply
i the reconstructed Cubs. Charles
eeghman said that he had until May
. 1917, , to dispoee of his surplus play
s' but he cannot have "more than 21
i y era on the bench after May 1. At
esent "the Cubs'; roster Include 67
: yers.--"i-; ;-..'-... .
Pat . Powers, agent- for -Harry Sin
iir unloaded three more players yes
rdayv He s sold Ed Konetchy and
tchers Knetser and Allen for $18,000.
orgs Stallings took the trio,
inetchjrwill play first. Konetchy led"
nny Kf f in extra bases last season,
a m&dt 41 doubles, 18 triples and 10
- me. rups ,,' : . -
Chief tf Meyers, the Giants' Indian
tcherj will be sold ; to Brooklyn.
' arlejr Ebbets. owner of the Brooklyn
ib, announced last night at the Na
nal league dinner at the .Waldorff,
at McGraw had asked waivers on
' a backstop ; and that '. Brooklyn had
: t in- a -claim for the player. A canvass
' the other National league owners
termined that no other club, with the
Bfbte - exception of the Boston
aves,; had put In ., a claim for the
Jian.,. --' . . ;i
: . Gets S75oe Per - Tear.
Meyers .signed his three year con
act: with the Giants in the spring of
Jl4. i t It calls for ; $7500 a year. Up
i the' time. Meyers signed his three
ire contract he was a .300 hitter.
: immediately afterward began to
imp. - In 1114 ha hit for .286, but
I st season fell off to .232.
Myers will be 84 years old July 29
xt. He was born at Riverside, Cal.,
d is a Mission Indian. He started
I aylng .with the Harrlsburg team of
0 Trl-state league In 1908. The fol
wing year he went to Butte, In the
c rthwestem league. Butte sold him
t i .the fit. Paul club of the American
aociation and ln-1908 he was botfgut
the Giants for, $8000.
lultnbmah Warned
Against Glahe Bout
Ed gar E. Frank, chairman of . the
icific Northwest association regis
atlon ' committee, following, the re
!pt of a dispatch .from Bpokane in
filclt'lt was alleged; that the- Mult
malt club officials -were' carrying
j the' fight against Frank ' Glabe's
tum to the amateur 'ranks, , said:
.he Multnomah club ' ha . nothing to
with Olahe'a case. It Is solely with
i the Jurisdiction of th; registration
mmittee. "
"Preaident " Bnrdlck of the Pacific
rthwest association, who is a prom
en t member of the Spokane club-,, has
right; to -state that - the Bpokane
can use qiahe, as the case .rests
th the registration cdmnftttee. '
"Before -. Glahe- -tnrfted - professional;
v was quoted in; an Interview, that
? would leave the rank of the &)mon
. re, ' and - he appeared in -a couple of
itches. After discovering that there
-.3 Utile money in the professional
me, Glahe 'decided that he wanted
be am amateur , again. -'
"I have Instructed Managva Frank
rmar, who departed v; with - the
inped Mr representatives last night
r epoKane. not to allow the ; local
s to go on if Spokane insisted on
ng. Glahe. as It win professionalize
Colles Coaches Ar ' Named.
Terkeleyr CaU Feb. 10. -U. P.)
ri iaraiuc win coacn tne unlver-y-
of California baseball team next
-r, It . waa announced today. 4'
: alo A3to, CaU Feb.. 10 (TJ. p.)
rry Wolter. will coach the baseball
m and 'pad Moulton will ' coach
; track candidate .t Stanford unt
''ty" , during; , 1 916. : ' Wolter : took
: ; a of th Cardinal players today.
ckey; Club - Officials -Named,
v York. Feb. 10. I. N. S.)- At
r ct!n of : the" stewards" of T the
?y club- today, tha following 6ffl
, were appointed for tha year 1916:
"ses C. ,H. .Pettenglli and F. C
arter--Mar Caasldy.Vy; '-iiH
i ndicapper "W. S. Vosborgh. ; ,
erk of the scales H. TJ. Homan.
Isfant. to the clerk of tha scales
rt Burlen. - ;
:-ock and patrol Judga--jr. I. Halt
ier W. H., Barrett.-'-1
JR0N
. Increases . strength
of delicate, nervous,
' rundown people. 206
per cent in ten days
. In many instances.
$100 forfeit If It
: fails as per full ex
planation - In larare
' article soon to ap
.peaT in this1 paper.
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"RETffiEDV HAS
BEEN WIPED OFF;
GOTOffS TITLE
Champion Will Meet Ad San-
xei ana,worKvvitn uircus
in Future.
Los 'Angeles, Feb.? i0.(I N.S.) .
Frank Gotch has knocked the"rtirer
offahls-title.: - ' 1 '
Tha world's fchampiom heavy : weight
wrestler last night accepted terms to
wrestle Ed Santel in San Francisco on
Washington's birthday, February 22.
Harry Foley is 4he promoter and will
stage ' the contest In the civic audi
torium.
According-rto the terms of the con
tract. Gotch must throw Santel twice
In an hour. Also it was stipulated In
the articles that the promoter must be
allowed to advertise : Gotch aa the
world's heavyweight champion.
"Well, I'm back in-the harness." said
Gotch after he had signed. "It looks
like only a matter of weeks until Joe
S teener's friends forced me out of
retirement, so I might as well gjet busy
now. .
"1 plan to put In the summer tra
veling with . the Sells-Floto circus,
meeting- all comers. ' I've had a good
rest out here and am getting in pretty
fair shape. ., From what . I hear Of
Santel he is a tough man."
Ooronado Tennis Is
Getting Well Along
Coronado, Cal., Feb, 10 (P. N. S.)
George M. Church and S. M, Sinsa
baugh are expected to furnish the
thrills at the annual mid-winter tennis
tournament at. the Country club this
morning. .'Flay' as usual, probably will
be --late in-starting. '' . '
The .feature match this afternoon
will be the mixed doubles, with Miss
Florence ' Sutton and Nat-B. Biowne
opposed to Miss Adelaide Fenton and
Upton Sinclair. . Following is a sum
mary of .yesterday afternoon's play:
Mixed doubles: f "
Miss Inez McConnochle and George
M. Church.beat. Mlsa,M. Williams and
K. K. Kendall, 6-4, 62r-
Mrs. Luther M. Kennett and Wynne
Mace beat Misa Katherlne Richards
and Charles Herreshof f, 6-8, 6-4.
Mrs. "William ;Wlddowson and S. M.
Sinsabaugh beat Charles Gilmore and
Miss Martha Smlthe.-6-l, 6-1.
M en ' doubles: ; '
Wynne Mace and G. M. Church beat
F. Braselton and George Sinclair, 6-2,
6-0. . '- ' ; '
Charles Gilmore 'and K. Lyons beat
Admiral Wlnslow and R. L. Walker,
6.-3. 6-0. "
T Charles HerreshWf and TJpton Sin
clair 'beat Captain ;A. 'S. Cowan .and
Captain Gordon, 6-2, 6-4.
; Women's singles. special):
- - Miss -K, -Richards beat Mrs. R. H.
Horn id ge, -0, 8-2.
, '.Misa Inex McConnochle beat' Miss
E. Kearn, 6-4, 7-5.
Mls , M. ; Man son beat Mrs. A. B.
Thorn, 6-0, 6-1.
' Mtos M. Williams beat Misa M.
Oughton. 6-2, 6-2.
Hayward's JSquad
Partly Ineligible
University of Oregon, Eugene, Or.,
Feb. 10. Fifty-four track aspirants
responded to Trainer BU? Hayward's
first call tor the coming season, and
today they are undergoing their initial
training for one of the hardest sea
sons that Oregon haa faced In many
a year. ;. ; "
While the turn-out Is large, fully
halt of the men are - not eligible for
Intercollegiate competition this year
on account of , the freshman rullny,
which Oregon will ' adhere to - in all
contests, notwithstanding that the uni
versity is under no obligation to do
so in the Northwest meets. - - -
xne candidates wiir be divided Into
two squads, one of the men eligible
to comnete thla unit fs, .th..
of freshmen,' on whom , Trainer Hay-
wara is oasmg ms chances for next
year. ' - --h' r: .- . --
Not only: did the varsity lose such
men aa Loucka, .Boylen,, Parsons and
Huggins through graduation, but also
star undergraduates like "Moae" Payne,
and Moose.: Mulrhead, Hay ward has
given cd honeof Minr ti m v. n.
for the season although it was their
oricTinai inienuon to return. - - j ;:
Ertle Beata Terry Martin. . . ,
Newt Tork, Feb.? 10 (I. JN. a
Johnny F.rtle gave Terry. Martin a ter
rific beating in a 10 round bout at the
Clermont rink In Brooklyn last night.
Ertle whaled away at his opponent
with both hands throughout and: gave
indications of developing Into another
Terry McGovern. In the third 'round
he had Martin In bad shape.: .The lat
ter "weathered n the. storm and-, came
back v, atrongly.-.' He - was outclassed,
however. The boxers both; weighed In
at 115 H pounds.. : i ,
New' Coaches to Take Chnrge. :
Z !1fw -Hen, Feb. ' l.I. N. S.)
Tad Jones and Mike Sweeney, the new
Tale athletic manager, are expected to
take charge within . the next week.
Sweeney . will .act , asf a - sort-of ' etf l
cleney expert In the reorganization of
every branch of Yale athleUcs, while
Jones will, have full command ,of the
football team.. -.'-.. .. .,..ri,.
Whitman College Is
Defeated by 0. A. 0,
Oregon Agricultural College, Corval
11a, Or Feb. 10. In one of the fastest
and roughest games seen on the local
floor " thla season the Oregon Agri
cultural ' college basketball qumtet
played the Whitman college five off
their feet and won by the score of 23
to 19. last night. r- ' .'
The Aggies were slow In getting
started, .Whitman registering' the first
scores on two .converted fouls. , Scl
berts," O. A C forward.- then garnered
a basket from the- center-of -the floor,
tying the tally. . The first half ended
with the locals on the long end of a
10 - to' 8' score. Both . teams scored 13
points in the second half. Dement, of
Whitman, proving to be the individ
ual tar in the scoring line, garnering
three long field baskets. Both De
ment and Mix, opposing centers, were
put out of the game for roughing to
ward the close of the second period.
,; The Aggies football players staged
a preliminary curtain raiser, to the big
'game.- the linemen lining up against
the backfield. Time was called ? with
the score standing at' 8 all.
The line-up: -
Q. A, C Position ' Whitman
Ray R. F. Peterson
Seiberts ....... L. F. . . - Clerin
Blagg Center . Dement
Mix R- G. . . ....'. . Baker
Johns ........ .L. G Young
Substitutions: Ray for Mix; Mix for
Blagg; Friedman, for .Ray; Low for
Mix; Botta for Dement; Blackman for
Iterson. ;
Y. M. Interniediates
In National s Gaines
Intermediates' of the T. M. C. A.
boys' division are 4 prparing for the
national Hexathlon. March 1-15, by an
inter-club' traclt meet that will beheld
in, the Association gymnasium, Febru
ary. -18-19.. ' In the f national contest
more than 20,000 X M". C. , A. athletes
will participate. Portland expects to
have a large representation, among
both the boys and young men. Each
association keeps its own records, ani
forwards them to the national ' head
quarters In New York. , .
. The traclt meet next week will In
clude relay races of four- boys "to the
team, SO yard , dash, 220 .yartf dash,
running high jump, running- broad
Jump -and. shot put. The contest Is
staged under the direction of the In
termediate council. . -"
Champion Willard '
Falls Victim of Grip
Chicago, Feb. 10. (L N. S.) With
his fight against Frank Mo ran only
a month off, Jess' Willard, world's
heavyweight champion, was : stricken
today with grip. Willard says the at
tack Is only a slight one and that he
does not f ear - any : serious results.
Walter Monahan, Willard' s chief train
er, has come to Chicago In response, to
a rush call. .- - ' ' -
Mrs. Willard tias completed negotia
tions for a $13,000 home here. . The
champion announced over the telephone
today that when 'be Is through with
the fight game he Intends to settle
down at home and not follow In the
footsteps of other champions by open
ing up a saloon. , ;
Wolverton Won't Go
Into Erint on Seals
San FranciKCO, CaL, Feb. 10. -(TJ. P.)
-There Isn't going; to be any scrap
between Harry Wolverton and Walter
McCredie, just because Walter predict
ed that San - Francisco - would finish
no - better than third In . the Coast
lea gue this year.':- .is- :
Walter's - fiery . f ulmlnatlons ! got
Henry 'Berry's goat,' but Wolverton re
fuses to be angered. - - :
i .. hard enou gh . to make predic
tions as late as the Fourth of July.
he said, "and much more now. Mc
Credie is entitled to his opinion. That's
all.. . - s : A -: i;----
' Kane- Signs With Vernoia ; ; r
Los Angeles, Feb. 10.(P. N. S.)
John Kane, for years a member of the
Vernon club, signed his contract wita
that team; yesterday. It is reported
that Kane Is to be sent to some other
club, but- nothing has- been said re
garding his disposal.; ; .-' ,!
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T FOR A BAD COUGH;
4 . Here is a fine old-fashioned 2"
recipe for coughs, colds or-ca- i
f . tarrh trouble that has been used 7
i for many years with great sue-: j.
;ess.-' Get from your .druggist; a
- :fJof 1 Parmint (Double i
4 : Strength)-and add to lt !34 pint :T
j( - or not water and 4 ox, of gran- j.
a auKu-. . xik. one uiu-
ble- - e
spoonful 4 times a day.'
I. I No more racking-' your whole r t
e body with a cough. Clogged nos- i T
v; trng . snouid - open, air passages f T
, stubborn cough, or hard cold or
t 5 catarrh In any form should arive J
ft, this prescription, a trial, (Adv.) . W
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T : of your ' head clear up so you ; T
. can breathe freely. It is easy to.
-f ; prepare, -costs little and Is pleas- T
ant tn Hit, . Invnn, vko V.. a
KM
TM Bookbinders Increased tbeir lead In the
Allied Prlntlns Trades lea gue on the Portland
alleys last night by winning three from the
Pressmen, the Stereotypers won three from
the Printers and the Mailers won two from the
Labor Press. . .; "-.i;
Link of tneabor Preae bad the high mingle
fame, 121, and also hlch arerage, 10S. Hay
man. Rsmnsaen and Hadley also rolled better
than 100 averages. , . ; .. -
ALLIED PRINTING TRADES LEAGUE.
STEREOTXPERS.
' 1st 2d 3d Tot. Ave.M
Itrinaier ............. 91 105 84 280 03
Taylor, .I... 90 86 93"- 28B - AO
McLaughlin 97 86 81 .-2U - 88
Hadley .............. 90 ; 92 118 30O 100
Vaa Wagner ..... 80 65 88 -244 ' 81
Totals ..
Dely .....
Oallup ....
458 434 463 1337
PRINTERS. ' ' -
98 83 87 23
8&
99
90
, 83
78
105
93
...,..,.....8t
78
87 105 297
83 93 289
82 87 2SO
78 78 234
tloimea .
SrtimJd .
Absentee
; Totals .455 413 450 1318
Stereotypers won three games.
. r . BOOKBINDERS.
Nagel 8 86 S3 255
Hayman 110 97 107 314
Rastnnasen .....115 90 97 - S02
Zimmerman 93 88 83 266
83
105
101
89
" 93
Uenry
. . 79 106 106 290
Totals
Radke . .
Dye
Gray
Absentee
Absentee
.483 460
PRESSMEN.
.1 94 86
, .... 92 80
......... 97 K5
:.. 91 91
86 86
478 1427
- .1
86 266
77 249
96 278
91 273
86, 258
436 1324
89
83
93
91
86
Totals ,4GO 428
: Bookbinders won two games..
MAILERS,
DfiJF . e e e e e -- e ' '-T9
Henderson ' ........... 81 "88
laget ..92 94
Dewey.. .84 88-
Kyne .......114 82
: Totals 455 430
LABOR PRESS.
Rynerson ..93 98
Clark ...,. 78- 93
O'Roorke ............ 78 82
Cortls '. 85 82
link . . . -. . . .vSS 108
'Totals '...'....430 463 '
Mailers won two games.
80 242
87 256
112 298
81 253
96 292
436 1341
84 275
SO 261
T-..JK
75 242
121325
449 1342
81
85
96
84
97
92
87
80
- 81
108
COMMERCIAL A LEAGUE.
! UNITED STATES RUBBER CO.
. .,, 1st, 2d. 3d. Tot. At.
Lydon ,.148 - 173 165 486 162
Metzor .............. 153 142 194 489 103
Schmidt ...183 148 : 190 621 174
Full ......134 133 153 420 10
Thompson 173 108 j 190 531 .177
Totals ......791 764 802 2447 '
UNION MEAT OO.' COLUMBIAS.
Res 149. 169 1M 482 ldi
Peterson ......178 171 163 513- 171
Crea-o Jr. 139 148 .125 412 ,137
Morgan 158 156 180 494 165
Merrick ............178161 148 487 162
Totals ......... 802 80S 780 2387
; Union Meat won two' games.. . .
RAINIER HOTEL CO.
Sbolia .............168 183: 123 '482
Morlts 1ST- 168 .19C -495
Peters ,......156 149 117 -422
Hadley . 153 190 126 469
C'baula .195 167 154 606
161
165
141
156
167
- Totals
" 'WESTERN
Afens
Veelker"
Bowlby' ............
Armltage ..........
Wiggins
Totals ........ii.
Western Soda woo
..807 847 710 2364
SODA WORKS.
..125 173 i 148 446
.150 170 : 176 B02
..190 . 223 124 537
..201 223 1 684
,.163 146 185 494
..829 941 793-2363
three games. .
149
167
179
195
165
BALLOU
WRIGHT NO. 1.
Simon
.....177 209 175 661
........... 103 167 135 406
...........149 137 162 448
.....187 184 186 659
....109 157 159 485
,. . . . . .... .785 856 816 2457
1871
Stlffler ...
Stols
Abrame
Freer . . . . .
Totals ..
Knhn . . . .
Absentee ..
135
149
186
162
VANCOUVER POST. '
.. . ........ 153 r 19? 199 649
...163 163 163 495
182
165
150
183
171
Martin
yore . .
Glass .
........... ...iij t k ioo av
...183 102 203 648
.170 152 192 614
I Totals .814 824 SIS 2S63
j Vancourer won two games. .
: ' i - TWILIGHT LEAGUE. .".
.' ' - i W. P. FULLER. ; -' - i-
1st r 2d 3d Tot. Are.
Feldman ....... ......11. 137 : 125. 423 .141
Shaw ................126 17 156 429 143
McCrearjr 88 145. 129 862 121
Scbaefer .....102 152 222 630 179
Schmld ......170 1T7' 185 632 117
" Totals i.......T07. 758 :817 2282 i'
PORT. SPEEDOMBTEB SERVICE STATION.
Hook ......v.. .163 191 : 184 -490 163
Absentee .............148 148 "148 444 '148
Lock wood ,..101 150 ! 137 888 129
Miller ...149. 138 198 - 482 161
Angell ..........133 112 107 352 117
.Totals .6H3-;739 724 2158'
Fuller won three games. .
OVERLAND-AUTO CO. - ' '
Peterson 135 14S 167 ? 447 "149
Barns . ...............139 115 93 847 116
Finger ..... ......... 112 154 138 404 -. 133
Green ....230 133 - 118 481 160
Hayes .....:..140 130 ;150 ' 420 :140
Totals .... . . . .750 67? 066 2t. . r
-BALLOU Si WRIGHT NO. 2.
Longcore ...y. 113 134 133 380 129
Da Gas . .175 160 156 -491 164
Eddy .....158 217. 139 614 -171
Shanklla 116 129 .108 353 118
Erickson . ............. 1S6 17 193 . 603 16S
'Totals' ..-r.;. ..If. 698 814 739 2251 5 - -:
Balloa & Wright woa two gsatesy. . .- - . '.
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Toman to Enter Baslness.
I "Lorn' Angeles, CaL, Feb. ' 3 0( P. N.
S.)-rJimmr Toman,: Paciflo i Coast
league umpire Is planning to quir the
game and enter business -in this city.
Toman 'has received an' offer to man
age a business and later on purchase
a part Interest in it, - ,
"y :
Los Angeles, CaL, Feb. 10. TJ. P.)
-Because 1 Harl . Magrgart, Jack Ryan
and Walter - Boles delayed signing
their 1916 contracts. Manager 'Frank
Chance1 of the Los Angeles Pacific
Coast league club- Intimated that they
might ' find Jobs with other -clubs.
etiance stated that the players ' men
tioned were spoiling- his plans .for next
season - by- holding- up their contracts.
Racer Disbrow Will
Quit Track to Wed
. Chicago, Feb. 10. (I. N. . S.) Ixui
DIabrow has quit the . automobile rac-?
Miss Harriet .Henry of Chicago 1
th- TOuns- Whr who taut an end to his
eareer of dangter and daring. They
met in San Frawcisco last summer and
Disbrow promptly fell in 'love. '.Jivt-y UfjiL . Qo4-f1o - ' " ''"
only by promising to 'quit racing could 'Jr- Willi 'OcalLlC
be win her consent to marriage. The. .' ' -
engagement. was announced yesterday. ; X 1
The wedding date would be announced" ; leading In the race for the Paciflo
laf . ' . : ?past llockey leaajue ohampions4ilp by
Disbrow . has been a racing pilot for a tnree mtt m&rgin over the Vancou
nine; years and Is know at the tracks MilUonalres. the Portland players
lttn- isVS bir arX hopeful of defeating Pete Mul
i vItii l fXn er2 Lioon's . Seattleltes in tomorrow nlg-ht's
a3ffXfSnownh further
tainr local' stick-
Cleveland. ' :.--.
BASKETBALL GAMES
Defeating the Portland academy bas-f
ketball quintet by the score of 40 to
22 yesterday afternoon In the Portlaod-I
academy gymnasium, the a Franklin
high sffhool quintet -won its first via.
tory since, entering, the league. PudV
Brown, .one of - Franklin's,, forwards."
was the star point-setter. The , line-1
up:'. ' ------
f Franklin (40). . Port. Academy (22
Biwb ...,..'. P.. i ... -;. Lewis
Post ...,.,...... 1. .. ...,,....... .VShee
DaLtrla t i.C. Hamblet
Mackensie (Capt.) .. .G ........... ..C. WOboM
Barbour . . . . j ...... Guntbefq
Officials George "A.dnUral") Dewey. ref
epee; i-. w . uee, uaier; Bianii
scorer.
W, Lee, timer; Manfred BInehartjJ
Substitutions Lleuallen for Post;
Badlef
for Barbour; Gray
for Baoley ; Henney fo)
snea.
Homer Jamison, coach of the Jet
ferson high school basketball teaqst
will referee Saturday night's contest
between the Whitman college and th
Multnomah club players. ' Managef
Harry Fischer Is making arrangements
for a preliminirontest. ,i
The McMInnVllle high school quin
tet will clash with the Jefferson team
In the J. H. S. gymnasium February
29. Coach Jamison made 'this - an
nouncement yesterday. -
A converted foul In the last -minute
of play gave the Young Men's Hebrew
associatlon basketball quintet a-1 point
victory over the.Lincoln highs school
players last night. The' score Jwas Sa
to 31. The C. B. B. C. Alumni Juniors
defeated the T. M H. A. seconds by
the score of 32 to 26, and the T. M.
H. A. third team won from tjhe Cardi
nals by the score of 8 to . Th line
ups: :
Lincoln (31)
Cast. Caesar
rnerln . 4)..
. M-H.A.inrfs
i y "i4v m: 'tiahWfh Cantaln NeUl Bingham' Is the Har-
Knudsoa ---la): ... ..., .O. ....
12) Wetsee
,n nr-A-Ui
Sterens .- ...
lillinl f ... ....G..
.....(2) Sbenkpr
, AurbacJl
Officials: Stanley Borteske.
ley Borleske. rerereer KUfensg
refereer' Eng
MEntee. Judge of play; Bol Uotin, timer.-.-yf
Rnbstlrauon: cpiaut bcojii xor nan umn,
Nate Oohn for Welser, -
C B.B. C. 132J - eeconM (zo,
ViEn)M (H)
CUfford (121... .....iF.
J. .............. 7
.....(7) Hern,
DooUng ).., ,.,..C...
Hoark ............ .G., .
Duffy 6).... ..'.G....
Referee Jesef Celestlae.
Cardinals 4) -Charse
(2) ... ..... ..F. .. .
Bronstela ...........r. ...
Kerns ..............G..-..
Gorian 1)......,..,G.,..
Zalkwlts ..........j-.G...,
.Stare..
.(8) a.
. . Oohn
2 Laftii
.'.(4) Ktwase,
Thirds (8).
juarguin.
..Levin
. .(5) Knsbasi
...V. HoeflW
,;..!) Abrams
Bowma:
nvj Tnrla Unntitm Aiwlrst.
New Tork, Feb. 10. (I. N. S.) TedJ place. . : - -. i' y.. y.;-:
Tjewls, - the ; welterweight . champlon.T . , , ;
says that Andre Arlderson, "the west-v ' . tlv:nYritn
s 'ssyz?l S"S!;bffwfAGHES AND ; PAINS
Harlem SDortlnsr club Friday, nign
Lewis is getting the . big fellow ,1
th,n - " . ' . - ... .
Battling Jim Johnson and' Sara- Mc-r
-vv. the , colored slants, will battl
for the privilege of : tackling Harry
Willsl ; Battling- Henry and. Mickey.
Bunn also will -travel 10 rounds. :; .
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Pnpils Blaj Box and Fence. -:
San Francisco, CaL. Feb. 10. (U. P.)
Boxing; for boys and fencing ;for
girls will be taught In th San Fran
cisco public schools tf Edwin De Qroot.
superintendent of the San Francisco
playgrounds commission," has his "way,
He thinks the manly art should be a
part of thecurrtcuJtum. ,
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ter Tomorrow's Joust
handlers will be In order for the Rose-
; buds this af tefnooon, and tonight they
will climb aboard the rattlers tor one
Puget sound city. . The players are is
gopd condition, despite the hard game
wit h Frank - Patrick's players Tuesday
night.- -, i v?iv'j.
- . Three games remain on the Portland
schedule following- tomorrow's game,
two with. Victoria and one with' Seat
tle. Two of these games are scheduled
to be .played .here. sndManager Sav
age is making an effort to hare the
game - with Victoria scheduled .. to be
played In Victoria next Tuesday nlgot
transferred to Portland. v v
; ""Cyclone- Taylor, of the Millionaires,
Is leading the Coast league in scoring,
with - a total - of 28 -. points. Bennle"
Morris, of Seattle, ls close at his heels.
- Charley Tobln. of Portland. Is a
iviaoo uiu". r iou xam,j,.v&
leada In penalties, having spent 64
4 minutes on the fence.
v ,Tho Portland Bowing- club and the
(WW R. & N. amateur septets will
play tonlg-ht In the Hippodrome. The
Railroaders are confident of winning
the- game, and Manager Andrews, o-f
the Oarsmen, ls equally as confident, v
. ,rh fallroa.rt team enioved . Several
vnrut , vnrknilta dnrinar the nast week.
I n4 fnnnh TLIlance believes that he haw
perfected nis teams onensive aixaca.
as well as etrengtnenea tn xiexensive
play.
Harvard Relay Team
To Try Pennsylvania
1 Camhrlds-e. Mass.. Keb. 10. !. N.
Harvard's relay, team, the fastest
quartet that -has ; represented me
Crimson In the last decade, will meet
-Pennsylvania at Hartford on Fehruary
$llv,v-nla jr-naea in ApriL
A - . i. tt. J m V. . t
Vara ancnoi man. uuiua xewuuuvr -
the sprtnter of the outfit and ls also
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2 while Tom Pennypacker, the quar-
,w.ir. runs third. Ted MereditM
' '.. . . J . . .
s ts a memper oi me renjiayi'snis iiu
.Which Harvard will meet at Hartford.
,f ' Cornell May Meet' Princeton. .
, .Ithaca, N. T.. Feb. 10. (I, N. &)
Cornell ana mnceion may meet in cue
felay race at the Athletic 1 games In
Baltimore Saturday night. The race
icheduled ' between the Ithacans and
Pennsylvania has been called ;- off by
the latter. Negotiations are proceed
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Stick Skelly May Win
In Ref eree .Quarrel
- Kew Tork. Feb. ; 10. (TJ. P.) The
Identity of the-referee of the coming
heavyweight championship, battle be
tween Jess Willard and Frank Moran
will be decided at a meeting today be
tween Ike : Dorgan and . Tom J ones,
managers of the boxers. .
- Dorgan Is holding out for the selec
tion of Bill Brown, while Jones has
gone on record flatly as for -."Jack
Skelly or nobody." Inasmuch as Jones
holds the trump card In; having the
disposition -of the champion's services,
he Is apt to win the argument. v '
Bartfleld Shows Up WelL
Buffalo, N. T., Feb. 10. (I. N. S.)
Soldier- Bartf ield of. Brooklyn .had the
barest margin of a Victory in his 10
round .battle here last night with Ted
Lewis. It was a corking battle With
both- boys standing; toe to toe and put
ting up a lightning exhibition. Lewis
showed more - speed but Bartfleld
landed more punches. . - -
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Replace F. Carisch
Claude Berry, who Jumped the Port
land Coast league team In. 1914 for the
Pittsburg Federal league club, may re
place Fred Carisch on the Portland
catching staff, according to an Intima
tion of Manager - McCredie yesterday,
provided, of course. Berry will be free
to come back here. .--' v
McCredie flaurea that Berrv will be
able to take part in more games than
Carisch, as Claude has never been out
on account . of injury. McCredie Is
banking on a "busher" named Blactt
of San Francisco, who ls highly touted
and who, he believes, may be devel
oTel into a. serviceable catcher.. Me.
Credle wants to develop youngsters tn
his catching department Instead of
holdlns the veterans. -
The - Portland contracts will be
mailed out etbout February 16, Judge
McCredie havings thereby saved him
self a lot of long distance , arguing
with the players over terms.
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