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' THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL; : PORTLAND, WEDNESDAY, ' FEBRUARY 16, ; 1916. fCtor7rist. 1S. lateraatfaaal Sf' ; By George McManus ! BRINGING UP FATHER S.Sl.fT. UI1IH IU rmimmm liHHIUli IF -TOO QUY ONS OT THZ3E on MYPHonw-xyu-es Afcutn MAKE Am OH2. DO A fOO VlftH HDUflt CVTrTf COMMAND OttEW- ICE RINK AT SEATTLE BEFUDDLE THE FANS iv..:, . .. . v .... - M ',- Portland and Victoria Hockey Teams Forced to Quit by Fog Conditions. LAY JT OVER TONIGHT 11.1. tCT VOO MAVt THft-ISOOK .si Xlx Xs CalHad la Tlcinlty of layar sad aas aad oftkuu cut Croal atade. IMTnUiClATCDO 1M 0 H U0 in rT anal tvm noLLinv i . i l . rr - : v - ww , u . aftnir ij iijvw ; . . -n . . r y ru-oiiiiTiig f ; J ; A QUICK AOOUT IT ! . ) J T .NS' 'I 1 " p - , -r- - - 1 .... . SeatU. Wuh, Feb. 1. tf. P.) 3n f those freaks tnat happen once a thousand year pot th kibosa ?a Tuesday nlg-nt's lea hookey claah between Victoria and Portland at th !ca rink hare. , Juit u th team took tha Ice, a denaa ;o enveloped tha arena. It was somewhat thicker than restaurant oup, aa tha fana who tried to follow tha saua declare today. - . After tha teams had played a same of hide and seek for some time, it was announced that the game wouid ba ' declared an - exhibition and the real contest would occur tonight. It was said that the exhibition fin ished with tha score of a 4 to 4 tie. For this wa will have to take the word of Referee Mickey Ion, and it is douot ful If he knows tha real score. No body could sea tha puck in the vapor. "It was tha funniest experience I ver bad this trying- to watch a hockey ;ama through a thick haze," said As sistant Manager George Keller of the ocal hippodrome, who returned from Seattle thia morning. "The fog was ao thick over Seattle Lhat you could have sliced it with a cnife. Then, when we got Into tne -Ink, it was hot. They turned the brine n to the pipes to make the ice colder, ind tha cold sir rising from the ice and .he warm air crowded down from the roof met about 10 feet from the ice md formed vapor. Pretty soon it was .hick from the surface of the Ice to tbout IS feet above. "Tha- fana who were on ' the first "loor couldn't see a thing and moved jp . to tha second floor, where they ;ould look down through the fog." 4- "Tha game had to be stopped three .lmes sa that the puck could be found lomewbere on the ice. The skaters ooked like grotesque phantoms out here on the ice. Through ' a mistake it on time there wore nine Portland ind eight Victoria players on the ice. l'he officials couldn't keep track of the Dlayerav and some of the ones who had ubstltutes failed to come off the ice. "Nobody knew when the puck went nto the cage but the goal judge, and let didn't know half the time. Irvine lned up 16 feet in front of Murray to Siva tha word when the Vies ap proached, but oftentimes it was our jwn man skating back. "Two periods of this was kept up, ind' with the score 3 goals to 2 in tavor Of the Rosebuds, Manager Mul 1 eon of tha Seattle rink announced that t would be called an exhibition game a.nd tha league ga-ne played over to alrht They skated a few minutes in exhibition, and when the whistle final ly blew, the score was 4-all, so far as anybody. knew. Ih justice to the play era, who were being constantly injured, it was thought best to quit it." BASEBALL NEWS Los Angeles, Feb. 16.-MP. N. S.) Honua Mitz, former Oaklander, was retained by the Tigers this year, ac cording to announcement by Manager Ham Patterson, manager of the Ben gals. I Patterson said he wanta to taae no chances on opening the season with a weak catching department, so will let Mitae, Spencer and Whaling fignt it out to see which one is eliminated. Saa-yranclsco, FeU 1. (U. P.) Joe Corbett, the veteran twirler, signed a Seal contract for 1916 yesterday aft ernoon., Corbett Intends to start light training at once, and Is convinced that he will return to tha same form he en joyed 10 years ago. Manager Harry Wolverton today received a letter from "Curley Brown, southpaw twirler, re questing him to mail-a duplicate con tract. Brown statea that he is perfect ly satisfied with the terms offered. . San Francisco, Feb. 16. (U. P.) Two stars of tha first magnitude will soon Join Baa Francisco, Manager Wol verton announced. Wolverton refused to say ' anything else, as tha deal la b till pending. He would not even re veal, the club from which they will ome." In all probability however, one '.ayer is a catcher, while the other ia pitcher. Los Angeles, Feb. 16. (p. N. S.) tanager Frank Chance of the Angels nd several other Seraph officials left yesterday for Lke Elainore, where they will make final preparations for the spring training season. WILLAED NOT TO BEGIN TRAINING TILL COLD ENDS Champion Sits Back and Lets Promoters Do Ail the Worrying. Chicago, Feb. 16. (U. P.) Jess WI1 lard will not take any chances with his heavyweight laurels until he is sure of feeling in first-class shape. He has de cided that ha will not fight Frank Mo ran in New Tork until late in March, and will not begin training until the Severe cold from which ha la suffer ing la entirely cured. This is what tha heavyweight cham pion told his manager, Tom Jones, to day when Jones arrived here from New York. The title-holder takes the position that it will be Impossible for him tO( begin even the lightest sort of train ing until next, week and possibly not until the week after. Meantime Jess is taking it easy in his home at Rogers Park, and is letting tha promoters of his proposed battle with Moran do the worrying. Chicago Charges Bad Faith. Chicago. Feb. 16. (I. N. S.) Chi cago fight fans say Jess Willard is sparring for time. It is rumored that Willard, realizing the Importance of the Moran bout, is anxious to get in better condition than would be possible if the match was staged as scheduled. Promoter Tex Rlckard is understood to have fixed March 26 as the latest day on which he will put on the fight. One Day's Work Will Finish This Energy Los Angeles, Cal.. Feb. 16. (P. N. S.) By way of keeping on even terms with the Seals, members of the Vernon and Los Angeles baseball clubs will bejfin working out today at Washington Park. Among those ready for the grma are: spencer, muze. Whaling, From me, Becanniere, Hltt, Giillgan. Qlelchmann, Patterson, Griggs. Rader, Daley, Doane, of the Tigers, and Ryan, Maggert, Bassler and Butler of the Angels. No Change Likely in Western Golf Dates rArtr tn wont received bv C TT.rrv riavii. chairman of the handi cap committee of the Waverley coun try club, tnere will do no cnange in the dates of the annual Western Ama tftnr Onif chamnionshlns to be held over th course of the tel Monte Country club. At the annual meet ing of the Western Goir association the tournament was scheduled to be staged July 17-82, inclusive, with th Olympic cup play Saturday, July 15. Lincoln Soccer Team Wins. By the score of three goals to noth ing, the Lincoln High school soccer team yesterday defeated the Franklin High school players. The game was played on the grounds at East Twelfth and Davis streeta. Preston Holt scored two of the three goals acored by tha winners. Chicago. Feb. 16. I. N. S.) Roger Uresnahan is slated to pilot the Cleve land Americans during the comin season. , according to apparently well founded reports here. Tommy Tennant,- ihe former first t aeeman of th San Francisco and salt Laice't earns, may be signed by Owner Farr of th Spokane Indians. Big Ed Kennedy, former Portland leaver. -who ha played with practis b lly every naam in the Northwestern league. Is also after a Job with the Indians. . ; Mitchell to Fight Callahan. Milwaukee, Feb. 16. (I. K. St.) l ranKle uauanan ana Ritchie Mitchell were signed tonight to fight her Feb ruary j28 before Tom Andrews' club. REXMERE light ILJ J weight jcy laundered .HL-' : n collar j - 'liA tape f.P ; buttons xif 7 IfKiSt 1 CZX f. 101 Cft., akra, Try, I. T. May Change Golf Tourney Date. According to advlbes received from J. B. Ingervoll, chairman of the sport commute of tha Spokane Country club, the dates of the annual Pacific Northwest Golf association tourna ment, scheduled for Jun 26-July 1, inclusive, may be changed. Fight Ordinance In Effect. Los Angeles, . Cal.. Feb. 16. (P. N. S.) This city's new fight ordinance, which makes all matches strictly amateur and prohibits women from attending, went into effect today. Ad Santell Starts Training for Gotch San Francisco, Feb. 16. TT. P.) Ad Santell today began training for his coming bout here with Frank Gotch, world's champion wrestler. Ho declared himself to be already In first class condition but h wants to elimi nate all possible faults before meeting the great Iowa farmer. Santell proved his skill last night when he threw Nick Daviscourt twice in a littl over one hour. The first fall came in 47 minutes, 22 second?; th second in 18 minutes, 40 seconds. "Homerun" Baker Is Now N. Y. Property New York. Feb. 16. (U. P.) Specu lation was rife among the fans of the Hot Stov league today aa to the amount of money the New York Amer icans paid Connie Mack for the serv ices of "Homerun" Baker. Several months ago Mack wanted $25,000 for th great slugger, but It is believed that ha probably accepted considerably less than that figure. Baker has signed a three year con tract with the Yankees, having been purchased yesterday. He did not play last year, wanting more than his un expired contract called for. Lewis and Britton In Ten Round Draw New York, Feb. 16. (I. N. 6.) Ted (Kid) Lewi and Jack Britton boxed 10 slow rounds to a draw at the Broad way Sporting club, Brooklyn, last night It was th third meeting between this pair, and they knew one another's style so well that neither could gain an advantage. Very few hard blows were landed. Britton gained a slight lead in the eighth, in which session he drew blood from Lewis' nose. But the latter made such a whirlwind finish in the tenth round that he offset this advantage. Great Western Gets $250,000 in Purses Chicago, Feb. 16. (I. N. S.) At the annual meeting of the Great Western Trotting circuit here yesterday, purses totaling $250,000 were voted for next aeason's events. A schedule was adopted aa follows : . July 17. North Randall, Ohio; July 24, Detroit; July 81, Peoria; August 7. Galesburg; August 14, Burlington; August 21, Omaha; August 28, Des Moines; September 4, Hamlin, Minn.; September 11. Milwaukee; September 18, Springfield; September 26, Sedalia; October 23, Albuquerque; October 30. Phoenix. McLoughlin, Tom Bundy in Meeting Los Angeles. Feb. 16. Th midwin ter tennis tournament which starts at Long Bach Ahis Saturday will be given class Ay the participation of Maurice McLoughlin, Tom Bundy and several other players of skill. San Francisco will be represented by Roland Roberts, IT, California sin gles champion; Klla Fottrell and Carl Gardner. California women stars will also tak part In th big events. Multnomah Divers to S. P. Louis Balbach and Mrs. Constance Meyer, fancy divers of th Multnomah club, ar expecting to. tak part in th Pacific Coast indoor diving and swim ming championships at San Francisco March 3. Dorothy Becker, th clever Los Angeles diver. Is also soheduled to take part in the tournament. TME BUiL0E.Tt3 HUNT IS ENOEO JUOCE I'VE MllNTEO TORN THE, TAKE WCOOfjA 'IT.NlftjtfoM.Tft .rORTYj L0K! AT;Vf -ITS ' A VrouR Year J I billed witmyhi; l are taming the troth about chewing tobacco. ' Right end left r at nlkiaofeeet WB CUT Cbewia th Rem! Tebeee Chew. Mni, . - - ITTtnillll I Kaet bow diaert a ! from the oM kind: bow nock ttrit MUis&ea. fif nurh i iwer sealer. Te eeatcU by oaelity teet tbet it U fie mJ Tmimtm Cktmi. .' "Tfrg tw J brin -at the rich tolleees test.- ly T7ETUAN-EX0TCN C0S?AHT. T Uaiea Seaare, New Tart Ov Last night' gem of tbe Auto Dealers ieagae, rolled on the Portland alleyi, saw the Mitchell-Lewie A SUrer team iaerease its lead bj taking three gejnes from C. L. Boss A Co., wblle the Saxon Motor Car Co. (ire woa two from th quintet representing the Factory Motor Car Co. Broadway of tbe Mitchell team rolled both high game and average, 203 and 171, reapeetlrely. AUTO DEALEBS LEAGUE. MITCHELL LEWIS A STAYER. 1st 2d 3d Tot. Are. Broadway 203 179 133 613 171 Metxger 130 137 170 437 140 Bull 149 103 ISO 474 1S8 Smith 153 ISO 156 450 153 Beer M 184 155 159 408 166 Totals 81 784 777 2380 C. L. BOSS A CO. Byrne 161 105 146 412 137 Sayre 183 134 141 458 153 SteTena 118 115 106 338 113 Eaton 132 132 164 428 143 Suitor 183 128 161 482 161 Totals 787 614 718 2118 Mitcnell-Lewls ti Staver won three games. SAXON MOTOR. CAR CO. Durnlng 119 108 139 866 122 Dnnbam 159 118 129 406 135 Eeper 157 144 163 463 154 Foley Ill 160 133 404 130 Steel 146 158 133 443 147 Total 692 688 701 2081 FACTORY MOTOR CAB CO. V. C. linden 112 122 181 885 128 Blaaer 96 125 133 354 118 H. Unden 135 143 176 454 151 Johnson j. 142 126 HO 878 120 DaTis 95 141 138 874 126 Totals 580 647 708 1935 Saxoo Motor Car Co. won two games. Tbe following games were rolled en the Oregon alleys laat night: PORTLAND DUCKPIN LEAGUE. THE JOURNAL. 1st 2d 3d Tot. At. Howard Bishop .... Berta McLaughlin Ambrose . . 99 117 117 333 111 82 91 98 271 90 88 111 90 289 96 73 91 86 250 .83 92 109 96 297 ,99 Totals 92 109 96 297 99 GLASS A PRUOHOMME. Herman 83 80 98 261 87 Gallop 82 87 119 288 j Farnbam 99 "5 86 30 lOO Holmes 79 108 86 273 91 Henry 88 84 104 286 5 Totals 431 484 The Journal won two game. LABOR PRESS. Link 10O 108 George 81 92 Hlngiey 108 Nor? 101 84 Bjnersoa 91 92 493 1408 90 299 100 67 260 87 88 285 95 104, 289 9C lOO 283 91 Totals . Crego Sr. Lettzel ... Crego Jr. Knlgnt ... Raymond 479 468 489 1416 THE TELEGRAM, 93 102 64 91 91 93 77 101 97 108 103 298 88 263 96 286 82 260 90 88 93 8" 112 317 106 Totals 442 495 481 1418 The Telegram wen two games. MERCANTILE LEAGUE. AUTO TOPS CO. , 1st 2d 3d Tot. Ave. Lane 140 159 163 462 154 Prescott 188 128 133 459 J 53 House 180 187 142 459 153 Ptttit 160 134 126 420 140 Jennings 172 171 136 47 159 Totals .TOO 779 700 2209 8TANDARD OIL. Swanson ....158 153 166 479 Bnrklngbam 154 175 140 469 Walker ...183 196 128 607 Block 161 HO 177 478 Eydoa 12 176 181 648 Totals ..848 842 792 2482 Standard OU won three games. ZE&OLENE. Chetwood 148 419 Brown 138 160 154 443 ftamuelson 130 131 127 408 Piter r... ...I" 133 lis 863 Thomson 149 137 214 600 Totals 704 731 787 2392 BED CROWN. Clark -.134 1M 182 810 Roberts 189 192 171 602 100 156 169 159 183 160 147 137 121 107 170 167 iiii 1 1, mi iLsUawBMll HMilsllslS. III I I MsWst aaU Ass4lta awaueA' v A radiator so scien tifically suspended that wrenching is quite - avoided : and leaking overcome is - a feature of the new Briscoe.: Three-PMsengrer Boatter$ 0 C ft FlToFassenger TonrlBf;.. - The Pacific KisielKar Branch t Distributors at the Briscoe, 68-60 Twenty-third 8JU Portia. Pbon Malm 6314. Saarrameisco ZfOS Angeles 8aaJMgo . " - Tasadana . Spokane Lads Break Even Wfrh Seattle Seattle. Wash., Feb. 16. (U. P.) Tha Seattle and Spokane Athletic clubs broke even in the interclub meet staged at the Seattle Athletic club last night. Seattle tools two boxing events and Spokane copped th wrestling match and one boxing contest. Th Interclub events wer far out distanced as far as class goes by the bout between Lloyd Madden and Archie Wyard. Wyard waa awarded th de cision. The interclub mixes resulted as fol lows: 186 pounds Mcintosh defeated Ross, three rounds. 125 pounds-i-Balrd defeated Dllllro, three rounds. 115 pounds McTevitt defeated Back ner, three rounds. In the interclub wrestling, Clarence Bwing of Spokane, flopped Claud Fortner, tha local grappler. Paper Chase Saturday. A closed paper chase will be staged under the auspices of the Portland Hunt club next Saturday afternoon. It is expected that there will be a large number of riders entered. A week from today th annual Washington's birthday, open chaaewlll be run for a silver, cup donated by Natt McDougall. No date has been set for the New Tear's day paper chase, which was indefinitely post poned. Gilbert Beats Ar Norton. Denver. Feb. 18. I. N. S.) Dick Gilbert of Denver was given the de cision over Al Norton of California here last night a the end of 15 rounds of hard and fast fighting. Norton put up a game contest, but Gilbert, from the first bell, bored into Norton's mid riff with nerve racking blows. At the end of the ninth the bell saved Norton from a knockout; likewise at the end of the thirteenth, and again at tbe con clusion of the fifteenth. Hawkins 193 152 US 460 158 Bond 142 119 167 428 143 Sundstrona 183 162 129 474 158 Totals 791 819 764 2874 Red Crown won three games. BLUMAUER-rRANE. Brow ....149 179 185 459 163 Keeoey 110 169 171 440 147 Hnll , 138 157 180 475 158 Carlberg 161 149 169 479 160 Hague 161 194 182 627 176 Totals .'......709 ,834 S37 2880 BLAKE-MeFALL. ChrUtenson 164 106 170 600 167 Curtis 191 154 189 684 178 Cole 151 158 182 491 164 Miller '..156 148 171 476 158 Trajnor 12S ' 100 164 442 147 Totals 790 786 808 2442 Blake-McTall won two games. MASCOT AND FOX BOTH HAVE ARMS RAISED BY GRANT Referee's Decision Is Popular With Large Crowd of Fans Present, Billy Mascot, the local feather weight, proved himself to b a better boxer than a majority of th local fans gav him credit for being, when he battled Jimmy Fox, tha clever San Francisco boy, to a six round draw at the Ros City club last night. When the bell for the final round sounded Mascot had a shade the best cf the event, but th Bay City lad finished strong, and Referee Grant called th go a draw. Mascot worked hard in the last round to retain the shade he had, but he seemed to be weakening. Fox uaed his left hand to a big ad vantage, wblle Mascot depended on his famous right. The first and third rounds were even. Mascot had a slight lead in the aecond and fifth rounda, and Fox had the fourth and sixth, al though his margin in the sixth was a scanty one. . Leo Cross and Valley Trambetua staged a great battle, the bout being called a draw. There was plenty of action in this event. Jockey Bennett easily trimmed Able Gordon. Bennett outweighed Gordon by about 12 pounds. Jack Allen was given an unpopular decision over Bill Grant by Referee Gruman, and Kid Weston, who sub stituted for Earl Zimmerman, won from Toughey. Winger. Bob Brown Denies Humor. Vancouver, B. C, Feb. 16. (P. N. 8.) Bob Brown, owner of tha Vancouver baseball team, today is out with a de nial that ba intends to leave Vancou ver and aeek a chance to manage th team which Great Falls is expected to put In th Northwestern league this year. Brown says that unless th fana of Vancouver indicate pretty clearly that they will not support his team during 1916 he will stick to this city. Charley Taft Is Sued. Cincinnati. Ohio, Feb. 16. (X. N. 8.) Charles Schmelstig, attorney for the Chicago National league baseball club, has entered suit against Charles P. Taft for $55,500, - claiming that this um was due him through th sal of th club to Charles Weghman, Schmelatig claimed that he owned 109 shares of the club's stock, sold by Taft at an average price of $555 per share. Crack Coast Golfers ToPlayatDelpnte Del Mont, CaL. Fb, 16. (TJoP.) Som of th foremost vol players, of th Pacific coast arrived her today to participate la th Washington's Birthday tournament of th Del Monte Golf club, which- begins Saturday. Robin Hayne, Will Tevls and Walter 8. Hobart, all cracks, are already on th ground 'and Jack Nville is ex pected tomorrow. M. A. McLoughlin, Colorado state champion, is also ex pected to participate. Th qualifying round will b playad Saturday and th first round of match play . Sunday. - - Chi Contractors May Take Cleveland Club Cleveland. Ohio, Feb. 16. (I. N. S.) Ban Johnson, president of tha Amer ican league, and J. C. Dunn and P. S. McCarthy of th firm of Dunn & Mc Carthy, contractors, of Chicago, ar rived here . today In connection with th sal of tha Cleveland American league club. It Is believed that Dunn and McCarthy will formally take ovr th Naps before night. All wars silent regarding the negotiations. - A formal announcement of th salt of the Naps is expected at a meeting of the American league directors to ba held in New Tork Thursday. Naps Taken Over Honda y. Chicago. 111.. Feb. (L N. 8.) Ban Johnson, president of th Ameri can league, has admitted th truth of reports from Cleveland that th Naps had been sold. . "Tea." he said, w took over th Naps Monday. Announcement of th new stockholder will ba mad later. X cannot say at this tlms whether Somers will remain as president of th club or not. La FohL present manager, will b retained In any event. "Th club's future will be discussed at tha next leagu meeting in New York. 1 won't say what capital Is In terested In th purchase, further than that Sinclair (former Federal league magnate) is not Interertod." - Fans her bellev Charles Murphy is th new owner. Mascot to Box in Salem. ' Billy Mascot, who boxed with Jimmy Fox at tha Ross Cfty club last night, will meet Ping Bodi In th headllner of th smoker to b glvn by th Capital City Athletio club of Salam Friday nlght-; To Hold Hqaash Tournament. The annual handicap doubles squash tournament of the Multnomah Ama teur Athletio club will begin during th firat part of next month. The en tries will cloa February 25. Indi vidual cups will ba awarded to th winners and racquets to the runners up. The handicap committee is com posed of A. B. McAlpln, O. K. Jeffery and R. M. 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