THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, MONDAY, APRIL 9. 1917.
RFFJsTAKFRIRIFAn
BRINGING UP FATHER
' ' (Bedstered TJaltsd States Pataat Office.
By. George McManus
Copyright 1917, lateraaUoasl News Service.
r MV a Ha rap .
: 1M FIRST FRAME AND
SALT IT AWAY, 7-3
Beavers and Bees Pile Up
-: Nine Hits Apiece but Mac's
Men "Can't Convert Them.
DENNY GETS HOME RUN
Jorue PnWfUyi At wtM t
v aaadar CoatMir , XtUrtah (Htm
Out XlT Safeties.
y. Jx wavrr I - y - : iOftQX DEAR ' 00'LL HAVE , CONTROL. P
' , SOME eCON I vVSTo THE.MD tlKWX : ' . ' . , TO BE - I TOORMLP"-
Hf-
Salt Lake. April L N. &) Ollie
Kirmeyer again set the Beavers on
thalr ears Sunday, 7 to S. Salt 'Lake
thereby evened up the aeries, three
famti each. . . ,----., :".
Kirmeyer was strong throughout and
was accorded excellent support at
critical starts, three double playa kill
ing off prospective Portland chances.
Lynn Brenton, who beat Salt' Lake
Wednesday, encountered some gHgantto
obstacles In the f lrn Inning- and before
Half rich, who relieved' him, had shaken
off the snarl five runa were oyer. Aft
er the first both pitchers worked
splendidly and were especially effect
ive with men on?
Denny Wilie, a left hand hitter,
caught one on the end of his bat and
heaved it over the left field fence for
homer.
The opening week has been a su
eess in spite of three cold days. The
average for the gate will be high and
xne games nave been exhibitions o:
first class balk
Th seoi;
POSTL&ND.
AB. B.
. 4
0
s
1
0
ws"le... rf.
(no. lb.
Rodgers, Sb. ,
ynnor, u .
WlUUms, cf.
Borton, lb. . .
Hollocbsr, cm.
O'Brlmi-, e. ...
Hrsotoo. s.
Heltoch, p.
oiuniH, ... ....
FlsUe ........
H.
a
l
O
1
a
2
O
0
0
o
0
0
1
11
0
1
0
, B.
o
0
o
0
1
1
o
o
0
0
V o
Totals .. ..,.S5 t 24 15
Ibittea for O'Brien In the ninth.
-Bsttsd.toe Helfrteb in tb ninth.
SALT. LAKE.
AB. B.
AWOIH, CK. ...... ..
Hats, Sb. ..
6UUKM, Jb.
Ryan, It.
, fhluu.' rf. ,
TQulnlaa
UTT. M. . '
BbMly, Jb. ;. ...
: llaanak, e.
.aJUrawysv, p. ..........
H.
3
1
2
1
0
0
3
0
1
o
o.
a
I
4
I
0
o
1
7
0
o
A.
0
2
X
1
o
o
0
0
1
H
Totals ...............80 7
tRaa for Sblnn ia tbe first.
Portland 10 0 10 10 0 oS
uits .V laooosss O B
ait Lake .......... 6
H1U ... 4
" Home nm-Wlli. Two-baa hits Fanner.
Orr. Stolen Tmm Tobln. Sacrifice hit Bath.
. Double clay Slrlln to Borton. Bran to Ola.
lason, Gialaioo to Orr to Sheely, Orr to dls-
- laoon to bbeeiy. buhcs: out By Helfrlch S,
by Kirmeyer 8. Bams on balls Off Brentro
1, ett Helfrlch 5, off Kirmeyer 8. Wild
pitch Uelfrlcb. Hit with pitched ball Shinn
br Brenton. Fir runa. Ulta off Brenton In
' one third inning, -4 at bat.. oat in first, two
mat sot. Buss responnible for Brenton 6, 1
Helfrlch 1, Klrmeyw 2, Charge defeat to ! I SS?!
Kreuton. First Das on errors Fnrtl. ml 9 .
Rait Lake 1. Left on base Portland 8, Salt
Lake . Umpires Case and Guthrie. Tims
of game 2:14.
1 i
Mddleton. SacrtflV hits Caliaa. Middle
too, Bheehaa. Stolen hnjwaMenaor, Middle
ton. Ulller. Khaehan. Prorh. KLnirk nut
Br Ryan 7, by Prou1 1, Bases en balls
eft Byen S. Dout)lert.)y Dale to Gardner
o wietcnmajin, Mjra tr mpssov te .Mur
phy, Meosor to Mrvhr S. Time l;a&. Dm-
pu-ea nnney ana ttiyio. .. .
Seals 3, 4; Tigers 1, 3.
San! Francisco. April 9P. K, B.)-
Two times Sunday' did the Seal bri
gade subdue tho terrible Tigers from
Vernon, and thereby did they wind up
the first week of the season with the
aeries in, their favor with four vic
tories out of the seven games played.
In the morning they tolled for two
hours and seven minutes before an
Oakland crowd which saw them win 3
to 1. The game was charged with ex
citement due to J. Cat Swing's offices
catching fire. All the gate receipts
were saved by Secretary McParlln and
the fire was extinguished. In the aft
ernoon tbe boys gave the crowd more
than they paid for. The contest went
for 11 Innings and wound up for the
home team, 4 to 3. Thj scores:
Morning game
AN TBAWCTSCO.
AB. II. O. A.
LOCAL SHOTGtfN
DEVOTEES WILL
INVADE OUTSIDE
. .
Seattle and -Lewiston to Get
Quota of Portlanders;
Strowger High Gun. .
VEBNON. I
AB.H. O.A I
Ooan,rf..i 4
Dalcv.lf... S
fialloway.Sb 4
Mcl.urry.2b a
ror 11,1b.. 4
alltan,aa 4
Uttltk,ct.
Vltao.e..., g
M'.VbeUp.. 8
'' Angels 2, 0; Oaks 1, 3.
Los Angeles. April 9. (P. N. 8.)
The champions put the toe-hold on the
Oaks for a I to 1 win in the Sunday
morning game at Vernon. This gave
Chance's men four games and the
opening aeries of the 1917 season.
In the afternoon It was a different
story. L Jack Ryan pitched one of his
methodically good games, holding the
Oaks to five hits and striking .out
seven, but the champions cTJaild not
connect with Clinton Prough in the
pinches. Ae a result, the Howard
herd won, g to 0, In their first shutout
of the new year. The scores:
Morning; game:
Oakland. ; los angklbs.
AB.H. OJt.l AB.H. O.A
0'Mwt.rt. 4
S!Oardnr.2b. S
08chalts.8b.. 4
JUiwUf... 2
IKIllUtr.cf . . S
. ' i 1 l .w n
V'UICll'UUl 11,40 a
o Osrla.aa.... S
0BoJt,e..... 8
OilltlLn...... 2
o
Galloway, 3b 0
M'Lsrry.2b 5
StoTnll.lb.. 4
Oailhan.as 4
V.atUck.cf. 4
rHmoQ,e.. 8
livllanea.p 2
G'lera.... O
"Mitse.c 1
On! rui, p. . . . 1
r-Mdb'ne.tf 3
vrwt.w. s
Mlddie'n.cf 2,
VUlef.rf.. 3
. klurnby.lb. 8
a'Mara.ae.. 8
(tbepan,Sb 8
raUan.c,.. 8
Rter.p.,... 2
Lu ...... 1
1 1
1 2
O 8
0 2
11
0 1
1 2
0 2
O 0
0 0
1 0 nttr'd,rf 8 0 2
1 0 Plefe.Sb 4 2.0
2 B'SI-ticf... 4 0 1
4 8iS'h tiler ,cf. 4 2 1
8 OtDowiM,2b. .. 4 O 8
1 2,Koe:er.lb. 2 0 11
2 o0orltai,ss... 8 14
4 8 Baker.e.... 8 14
1 8iExl.kion.B.. 8 10
Totals., 81 24 1! IWik... 30 T 27 13
Vernon .......0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1
Hits 6 200 1 3 1 O 4
Ban rrsnclsco OOOllOOl 8
Hits - ..l 0 0 1 2 0 1 2 7
Bans atorall, 8cb."r. Koerner. Baker.
Btsocs Gallows y, raUahaa Corbaa. Two
base hits Bchaller. Htorali- Bases oa ball
VU alltcaeu 1. eir Krtckon X. strsek ea
By Erickaon 4, by klitehell 8.. Do tibia plays
Pick to Downs to roer. Callahan to Mo
Larry to Storsu. Kans responaibls for Br
ickaoa 1. Mitchell L Wild Ditch Brlekaow.
Left oa . bases Vernoa 5, 8aa Franclaco 9.
lime -s:vi. t,mpira nmtu asa ueia.
Afternoon game: t
VKBNON. j 0 AN rEANOISCO.
AB.H. O.A I . AB.H.OJL
. . r vi . i i a . . a .
V Uirirt 10.... 4 8 0
I 2 1 Malsetef... 4 10
0 2 4 Seh-t'tar.Lf.. 4 3 0
112 0lDcwi,2tf... 4 0 8
II t'Kovaer.lb. ' 4 0 IT
1 8 OICorMn.aa... 4 12
0 2 2,fernieda,e. 8 0
1 O 401dbaa,p... 8 10
0 "O OtPUia 1 0 O
0 2 OiiO iv ...., lOO
0 0 1 McEte.e O O O
(Stosa,p,..., 0 j 0 0
.Totals.. 86 031 13 Totals... 86 9 S3 IS
One oat when wtanlnff rans scored.
Batted for Arellanea in ninth,
t Batted for Simon in ninth,
i Batted for Seiralveda in tenth.
iBatted for Oldham in tenth.
Ttrnoa ....00 0 0 2 00 010 0 3
Hits O 0 111 O'O O S A 1 ft
San Frsacisco ...... 301 000000 0 14
Hits 8 020010011 10
Buns Daley.' Callahan. Arellsn. fltat
aid 2, Pick. Oldham. Errors Arellanea.
"fAanwe 111., fltn. M 4.14 . t9 . l 1 or-
ham, S3 at bat, in n lr.b'bgs. Stolen base
Cerhaa. Two base Mta C.dhaa. Gallowar.
Srhaller. Sacrifice Mta Maiael, Daley, Mat"
tirk. Callahan. Plct. Baae on balla fif
Oldham 4, off Qatnn 1. E'rocbj oat By Arel-
tanes ss. Dy uiatiam a. His by pitcher
Daley by Oldham. Buna responsible for
ArelXanea 3, Oldham 3 Cninn ' Left i
b.es-Vernon 8. San rr.iicicn 4. Credit
victory to Steen; .'tSTje detest to Qalnn.
Time 2:19. Umpires Held end Brashest.
-
27 6 27 12
Totals.. 25 8 24 llf Totals
Batted for Bear In atnth
Oakland .....1 O 0 0 0 0 00 0 1
lilts .................1 000 1 1 0003
Los Angeles 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 2
. Hits 0 41 0 1 000 3
Bans Chsdbonrae, Menael. Kllllfer. Saerl
flee hits Miller, Mlddletoo, Stolen baaea
Maggert. Boles. " 8track oat By Ball 4.
Base en balla Off Hill 2, off Beer 2. Dooble
plays Mentor to O'Mira, MlUac to Murphy.
Hit by pitched ball Gardner. Time l;aV
Umpires Ulnacy snd Vhylo. '
' Afternoon game
AKLAND. . I
rwsdbr-e.lf 4
MoMor,2. 2
Mlddie'n.ct. S
UlUer.rt... 4
Wnrpky, lb I
O'Mara.aa, 8
Ibeban.8b 8
Clkn.s., 2
Freugh.p., 8
0 2
1 8
1 1
1 1
0 18
0 1
1 0
0.2
1 0
LOS ANGELES.
AB.H. O.A.
OlMag fert.rf . 4
naTrner,2b. ' 4
!vaita,8h.. - 4
MraaeLU.. 4
2
1
llKliUfer.ef . 4 2
u.eictm'a,lk Sl
4i0svU,ss.... a 0
0Brler,e .3 1
Sisysa,p...;. 3 0
Oakland .O 0 1 O O O 1 1 0-
Hits 10 100002 1 S
: Los Angeles ......,... 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
- Hits ........ ...........3 i i i i i i e l a
Runs Mlddtetos, MnrpiT, Sheehan. Error
. Datla. Two base hits KlUlfer. Glelchtnann.
Portland sportsmen are getting their
eyes tuned up for several northwest
tra& tournaments toward the end of
the month and a dosen or so will be
among those present at either tbe
Lewlston. Idaho, shoot of April 2Z-Z4,
or the Washington state shoot at Se
attle. April 28-30.
President John O. Oemaon of tne
local club will head a. delegation which
will probably be composed of Frank
Templeton. James w. Seavey. 3. H
Keller. A. 'W. Strowger, J. K. "Our
Jim" Simpson, Felix Frledlander. P. J.
Holohan, s. Ii. Morris. Artnur K.
Downs and H. R. Bverdlng. Barry A.
Pollock will not call -pull" at either
of the two tournaments for AprlL but
will center his activities on the Pa-
louse tournament later In the season,
he having established quite a reputa
tion as-manaser of the successful
Portland team In that tournament.
Manager Pollock has not made up a
team this year as yet. owing- to the
fact that several members of the club
have been called out for enlistment.
Frank Templeton has challenged A.
Ia. Zachrisson, present holder of the
beautiful Bristol 20-gauge trophy cup,
for a shoot to take place April it at
the Portland Gun club.
A. Wade Strowger was la tip-top
form at tho warmup shoot yesterday
and knocked over tl per cent,. being
high for the day. - .
The averages follow:
-y . u. nnsioi ........ js
TJ. P. BuU 30
P. a Joy 20
Henry K. Cverdlng.,.. IS
tit B. Morris 23
C B. rresler 11
T. A. MelBtyre IS
r. rriedlsnder 13
J. S. Crane 15
Al Sera In 10
R, P. Knight 19
A. L. Zachrissoa ...... 20
.... 23
.... 24
.... 13
.... 15
20
.... 11
Ken Williams Leads Witk ,455
8 .st St 8 . 8t St St st St St ' St "It '
Beavers Make Only Four Errors
Ken "Williams was the leading batter
of the Portland-Salt. Lake series, the
Beaver, centerfielder cracking out J.0
safe wallops. Including three . doubles,
in 22- trips to the plate for an average
of .436. .Gaard Gislaaon of tho Bees
was second with the mark of .444 and
Truek Hannah was third with .409.
With the exception of Williams,
.Wilis was the only Portland regular
to bat over the .SOO mark, Denny col
lecting enough hits In IX trips to the
pan to give him the percentage of .248.
Stumpf hit . 281, Farmer .272 and Slg
lln .2CL Sheely, Tobln, OH- and Rath
all hit over .200 for Salt. Lake.
Tho Bees outbatted Portland by a
margin of 82 points.
One of the outstanding features of
tho series was the wonderful fielding
of the Portland team, which made .but
four errors during, tho week...
All tho other teams In tbe league
broke onto double figures In the error
column. Oakland being second to Port
land with 10 boots. Salt Lake made 11
mlsplays and tho Angela made the
same number. More than one half of
the errors made in the opening series
of the league were . made In the San
Francisco-Vernon games, the Tigers
making 20 boots and the Seals 18.
Tho Beaver keystone combination of
Hollocher and Rodgers figured in five
double plays during the week.
Following are the Individual batting
and field records of the Portland-Salt
Lake series:
PORTLAND.
A.B. B R. PC P.O. A B. P.C
GAMPI IN. GEEAT
SHAPE FOR BOUT
WITH JOHNSON
ISeveq Bouts on Card of the
Golden West Smoker To
morrow Night.
Williams ... 2a
win
Fisher .....
Brantoa .
Flncher
Stumpf ....
Farmer ....
BlgUa .....
Bortoo
Bodfers ...
HoUocbng ..
O'Brien ...
Penner .....
KeJfrlck ...
Higbeo ....
Plnelll ....
Kwelfei ....
Honck
12
3
8
14
22
23
13
20
22
8
7
8
1
1
1
0
10
6
4
1
1
4
-
4
8
1
0
0
o
0
c
.&5
.840
.ssa
.883
15 1
12 1
15
O 8
O 0
.284 25 2
273 8 8
8
.Ml
.200
.130
J25
.000
.000
.000
.000
.000
.000
11
s a
14 21
11 15 0
6 8 O
7
4
t
1
0
1
0
o
0
0
1
1.000
1.000
1.000
1.000
l.ooo
.874
SCi
1.000
1.000
l.ooo
1.00-1
1.000
.000
l.ooo
.ood
Totals .187 27 U .206 149 88 4 .8S3
tO. J. Sobilllng
James W. Searey .
A. W. Strowger ...
W. J. Derthlck ...
W. A. Leatck
F. C. Jackson .....
R B. HaUock .....
19
21
22
lO
23
12
15
It
IS
21
19
SO
25
20
23
18
14
21
13
28
18 '
25
11
ii
14
IS
3
&
24
. 23
22
25 Tot.
48
14
14
19
23
22
WILLIAMS' MEN
WIN 3 TO 1 GAME
FROM SEMfcPROS
Muddy Field Allows Seven
Innings of Practice for
Spokane Men.
Pubuo ...
Gislaaon .
Hannah .
Sheely ...
Tobia ....
Orr
Bath ....
Shinn ....
Byaa i. ..
Eraua
Klrmayer
Moff ....
Hughes .
BlUs ....
Ouhalan
Carpenter
Totals
rf SALT LAKE.
A,B. H. &. P.O. P.O. A. B.
2 0
18 4
22 2
21
25
... 18
... 22
... 21
... 22
... 4
... 0
8
... 1
i
... 4
... 8
1 .800
S. .444
fr ,409
8 .91
.800
8 .333
1 .318
8 .2S6
0 4
17 IS
88 4
64 3
14 0
7 1
11
10
.273 '11
.250 0
.JbT
.000
X)00
.OX)
.ooc
JOUO
r.c.
1.000
41 T
.677
.93
AS
.852
1.000
1.000
1.000
1.000
1.000
1.000
.ooo
.750
.OOO
l.OOi
.904
With 20-gsvge gnn. tProfesslonsL
STANDINGS OF THE
Paclfio Csast leane. -
Won. ImL
Los Angeles 4 3
Han rranciseo ............... 4 8
Portland 8 8
Salt Lake 8 8
Oakland .8 4
Vernon 8 , 4
On the Oregon sBeyst
Special Hatch. .
X BISHOP'S BCBLINS.
. , lt 24 M Tot- Ave
Bcblia 157 IS 218 80S .185
Morrlty, C. 133 211 145 . 489 . 163
tO(l 1AA ISA BT 4
U4 AW JI0 VIU
tit SaA 4 VS2 SI nr
111 V1 119 WAV.
.. 211 178 150 589
TEAM3
X7i
;57i
.608,
.BOW)
.429
Orerdorf
Oreenlow ....
Biabop ..............
v Total 810 -078 SO 2608
THB" CHET00! WONDFBS.
Franklin 178 185 163 628
McGinni 127 173
Mead 159 178
Laragetto ........... 167 141
Coetwuod 147 182
10
17
190
163 405
164 499
191 80S
101 . 40 15f
178
155
160
1C7
847 2482
Training Camp. Games.
At fet. Paul Chicago (A. I) T, St
Paul 4.
At Minneapolis Chicago (N. 1) 1,
Minneapolis 0.
JLt Toledo Toledo t Boston (A.
U), 1. - -v...." ' . .
At Lincoln Milwaukee 2, Lincoln 1.
At Kansas City Detroit tA. LO 6,
New Tork (K. L.) 1. i
"Wilhelm "yins Portland Tourney.
Rudolph Wilhelm" was returned win
ner In the ball sweepstakes tourna
ment of the Portland Oolf club Sun
day, with the net score of 72. The
former state champion played In mid
season form, his gross score being 75.
Dr. J. XL Tuttle finished second with
net score of 76, his gross being 89.
L THE fcOOD JUD6. MEETS A DISCONTENTED WESTERM MAN.V
MII6MSOM, YOU LOOK A3 IF I
YOU MAO LOST YOUR LAST)
FRIEND ANYTHIN4 I
CAN DO FOR YOUf
LOST MY LAST AND BEST
t-RICNDt THAT WAS A j
POUCH Of W-B CUT 1
TOBACCO. YOU KNOW A
UTTLI CHEW LASTS AND!
COHT1WT3 A MAN
r
, . ...
if me errs a chew
or W-8 TOBACCO
I'M CERTAINLY S0
INO TO SET ONI
TOO, r
i3
7HO is there that's got the heart to refuse a man .
yy little chew from his pouch of W-B CUT
. Chewing especially U he's a gentlemanly lel '.
low who would appreciate rich tobacco? Once a man
gets used to real tobacco, it goes mighty hard with him
to swing back to the ordinary over sweetened Jdnd.
W-B has cut in two the amount he tucks away in his
cheek. -
Cade by XTCTHATt-E-lUTCrf CCPAST, 1137 Creaawar. Kev Terk Cty
Totals 778 837
Ulgh score, BoblLn 21&
High sTeraga, Bob'lu 195.
HAOLXX glLVEtt. TAILORS.
Svaa 179 111 157-447 149
Sholla .............. 109 212 107. 548 183
1 lad ley ............. low ids is etis 134
MeirU 17 155 195 617 172
Krebs IRS 148 140 .486
Totals ............ 6 784 810 2460
MEIEB ft FEANK.
Roberta ............. 177 180 180 BOT
Woefield ..i.. i86 164- 167 617
Vetsbnrg ............ 47 165 140 461
8te-ena 63 128 160 447
Barnes ...... 139 120 132 400
Totals'
1C2
109
172
154
149
123
02 768 J62 2383
R. Laughmgwater Williams and his
tribe of Spokane Indians trimmed
Rupert's West Side team of the In
tercity league yesterday In a seven
inning exhibition, game ,3 to 1. The
field was soggy and the Spokane
chieftain used only four or five of his
regulars, ard Just for old times sake
allowed Dioky Maxmeyer to exercise
his larboard flipper for a trio of
rounds.
Somewhere around 800 fans came
out in the bliatery weather to ssa tho
pros andthe half -pros go through the
motions,
, Williams used George Swarts, local
southpaw, Maxmeyer and Hal Bloom
field, brother of the : redoubtable
"Parson,' in the box and the only run
was made while Maxey waa south
pawing. - - -.
R. Laughing-water also had a chance
to squint at Johnny Brandt, whom he
expects to take to the inland empire,
johnny was well over the mai de mcr
incident to the Honolulu trip, and the
only hit made in the three innings
he worked for the semi-pros waa a
swing-Ins bunt. The bunt waa thrown
into the outlying district by. Brandt
and the one resulted. Lefty Helman
finished It up.
Nick put O. Helena "Johnson, the big
backatopper from Montana, behind the
Plate, and - he didn't look bad. Mc-
Bride and Crake did the receiving for
tne locals.'
After the game Williams bundled
his bunch aboard the Kspee and took
them back to Eugene, where they will
train until Friday, playing here Sat
urday and Sunday again, provided
there la no rain. ;
193 82 OS .821 10S 88 11
Two base bits Hannah 4. Williams 8, Far
mer S. Tobln 2. Sheely 2. Oialason , orr X.
Bodgsrs 2. Wllle, birUo, Flsner, Hyaa.
I Horns rona-oBorUm, a'UUer, Wins, KYans,
- Stolen bases Btnmpf. rarmsr, Orr, WTU
llama. Fhinn 8, Orr, Will ' . ' ,,
Sacrifice bits Rata 2, Glslasoa, SlgHn,
Brenton Hoaek, Wilis,- Bodgers, UOIlocher.
O'Brtnv, Beooah. .
Struck oat By rennr a. wwnuaa
frich 8. Dubnc a,- llJ 7. Brans X
atayec 16. .
Baste oa nans Oft Prrnsr 8. rsas 8.
y-acifiri 1, Helfrlch b. kinnayer 5, Pubae 8
Hoff 4. Honck 8, Hifbee 8.
Hons BesponsiMe fur. Ijooek 4. Hlrbee 3,
ZwUfel 8, Evans 2, I'.elfrtch 1. Klrmayer 2.
fenner o, nranoa 3. nui .
Hvghes 6, Blias 1. . .
Double piayo Ilollrt-fHer-Eodgers. Holtoebe.-Bodgera-8tiuni
2, Kaigeia-Holloneer-Borton,
Rhlnn-GUktsoa, Orr-Gliaoj-Sheely 2. Penner-Fiaher-Bortoo.
. SigUu-Bortoa, Bysa-Gialasun,
Cialasoa-Crr-aieely.
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Under the watchful eye of Dan Salt,
Eddie Campl. the San Francisco
featherweight who meeta Lee Johnson
in the main event or the Golden West
smoker tomorrow night in the Rose
City Athletic club gym., has rounded
into great shape. Salt has taken a
great deal of interest In Campl and
figures that Campl will beat Johnson
by a wide margin.
Roadwork has been an Important
part of Campi's training for this con
test. Every morning for the past week,
he has hiked over the Seattle hills for
five miles with Harry Casey, who
meets Sammy Goods in Tacoma to
morrow night. In addition to - his
bikes, Campl has boxed six rounds a
day with Casey and Bert Forbea
Every boxer who will appear In the
Qolden west smoker Is in great shape
and it Is expected that this show will
be one of the best of the season.
Tho management of the Rose City
club has made several Improvements
for this smoker. Including the installa
tion of a ventilating system, which
will clear the hail of the emoke.
To Hold Checker Meet.
Wells Memorial Checker club of Boa
ton will . hold a tournament April It
In which the city and state titles will
be played for and gold medals awarded
the winners.
An offer of f SO, '00 has been refused
for Peter Volo. J:01.
Oh! Geo. Is Going
To Talk Instead of
Battle With Walt
Saw Francisco, April I.- (P.
N. S.) Tomorrow Portland and
4t Vernor. meet for their first
4t game of the reason In Los An-
m galea. Stovsll, of the Tigers,
declared several weeks ago that
on this occasion he would chase 4)48
McCredle of f the field. It seems
max w.cjreaie tried to Keep
George from landing his lob at
Vernon, and George in co&se-
que-ice la sore. -
"There Isn't any loke about
this." declared 8tovaU today.
"I don't propose to step out
and Insult MeCredle gratuitous.
ly, but I have got a real grudge
against him and at the first op-
port unity Tm going to tell him
what Z think of him." -
4 Stovall received a commtml-
cation from Portland enclosing
a newspaper clipping of a photo-
, graph ahowlng McCredle taking
K a boxing lesson, so It would
seem that tho Beaver Boss an
ticipates trouble on his own ao
cuunt and la consequently tor
preparedness. ,
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Hoppe Slakes Ran of 250 Points.
In a recent match against Toung
Jake Schaefer played In Washington,
D. CX. the alk line billiard champion.
William F. Hoppe, won the bank and
clicked off ISO points oa his first shot.
It was at the 18.2 style and it was the
first time Hoppe performed the feat
in the east and the fifth time la bis
career.
Sats Corsets Hurt
Brains of Women
lions; BeaeV.CaLr April I. Corsets
and hirh heels are largely responsible
for the "inferior physical and of times
mental capacity of women according
to Dr. A. C. Sellery. la an address be
fore the chamber of commerce here.
The physician said the manufacture of
shoes and corsets should be regulated
by ths legislature. .
Bloomlngton.'ZlL, April . (t K. 8.)
Despondent because of the entrance
of the United States Into : war' with
Germany, his fatherland, Richard Get.
hel. veteran clerk in the Chicago 4fe Al
ton offices here, killed himself with
revolver while seated at his desk.
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SSa Wsahlnrton St. -
The second annual Bayonne people's
regatta will take place on the straight
away course on Newark bay-off Bay.
onne, N. J., July tt.
Washlartoi
Near Broadway
1 the
food and aarvlaa
talk or tne town.
ave money wads saving is
a-ood.
We oat seed lose profits.
Thrift ana application , aze oar
theories.
The snaa that serves you Is
to". s . -
PROFIT-SHARING .
Canadiens Pufcliase
Seattle Hockey Star
San Francisco, Cal, AprU . Bernie
Morris, who starred for tns eeaine
Metropolitans last season and practic
ally won them a world's championship
when he beat Lea Canadiens single-
handed at Seattle two weeks ago, has
been purchased by Les Canadiens for
5000. .
The deal was compieiea ju Be
fore the two teams left thla city after
their three-game aeries on tbe Winter
Garden pond.
. Lea Canadiens expect that Morris
will do much to. keep them In the
front rank of the Canada Hockey
league, of which' they are the pres
ent champions.
Boxers Bead y to Go
With T. Roosevelt
Now Tork. April 9. (I. N. 8.) Jess
v7illard. Frank Moran. Charley White.
Benny Leonard. Freddie Welsh and oth
er exponents of fighting in the roped
arena, have offered to fight under any
conditions in Colonel Roosevelt's
proposed regiment and the colonel has
indicated his willingness to recruit the
boxers. ;-"v ' .;
This was announced hero by Charles
Harvey,' former secretary of the state j
athletle commiasion at tne rourth an
nual banquet of the. New Tork Sport
ing Writers': association yesterday.
Harvey further announced that with
in a few weeks a great boxing carni
val 'will be held here, probably at the
polo grounds at which the foremost
boxers will participate. The receipts
are to to to ths American Red Cross.
- Chicago Squad to Drill.
. Chicago. April . CU. P.) Ar
rangements are being made for the-
University off Chicago Baseball squad
to engage in military drill just Ifefore
practicing svery afternoon.. An . ef
fort waa made today to get army
rifles for this' squad. The boys don't
like ahouldering arms with -ball bats,
, Cabs -on NatiTo Heath.
Chicago. April . - -'CU. P. The
Cuba had their . feet .on , their native
heath today.: Arriving on an early
train, the regulars went immediately
to their lot and put in some hard prac
tice licks.
LOCAL 'MITT ARTIST
' JOINS THIRD OREGON
TJntv-ersity bf Illinois will probably
soon beg-in the construction of its now
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Ralph GBnman.
Ralph Gruman, aged 23. lightweight
professional : boxing champion of the
Paclfio coast, waa one of those who
Sunday responded to . the . country's
call for army recruits. He enlisted as
a private in company G of the Third
Oregon ' resime&t, , now stationed., at
Vancouver barracks. - Gruman during
the past two years has become the
idol of many fightf fans. In addition
to cleaning up bis competitors on the
coast, he defeated several of tho best
Stand-
was a Spaulding forty yevtof
standardization and thronga
the evolution of each baseball ,
season. It has 'maintained the
same high standard the official
ball of the National league since
1878.; - --y ivv : i
a3-u 0p Kaa Ctpit 2t
Get in the pame 1 Every base- '
ball need Gloves, Bats, Balls,
Uniforms, Shoes and all accessories.-
. .
Needs for every sport.
Xnlist XTow Tour Couatry sTseds
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A. G; SPALDING
& BROS.
EROADWAY AT ALDER
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Oregon-Washington Railroad & Navigation Company &o&m
f irafe Sifeiifftii
account SuIUvan Gulch Re-Grade
ON AND AFTER APRIL lOth
ALL 41 COLUMBIA RIVER ROUTE" TRAINS WILL USE
THE PENINSULA TUNNEL AND TROUTDALE LINE.
Trains will ttao Union Station : '
No. 2. Pendleton Lcxal, 7:50 a.m. No change.
No. x8. Oregon-Washington Limited, zo a.m. '
No change. ' 4
No. 4. Kansas City Express, 6:15 p.m. No change
No. iz. Spokane Limited, 7 p.m. No change. -
No, ; 6. Salt Lake Express, xi p.m. 20 min. earlier.
Trains will arrtaf at Portland:
No. 5. Fast maiV7.io a.m. zo minutes later.
No. 11. Spokane-Portland Limited, 85 a.m. . ,
1' . ' 15 minutes later.
No. xp. Pacific Coast Express, 11:40 a.m. .
zo minutes later.
No. . 1. Portland Local, 530 p.m.
No. Z7. OregonsWasblngton Limited, 7 pjn.
OWL to Tacoma-Seattle will leave at 11:10 p.m. . xo minutes later
This will increase train movements aloni? the Peninsula- ;
Troutdale Une very much :: : Persons usln crossings
alona this route are warned to "Look Out for the Trains.
UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM
. CITY TICKET OFFICE, WASHINGTON AT THIRD
... Broadway 4500. Astomatk A6xs ,
,: : ; Wb. UcMurray, General Passenger Agent, Portland '
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