OREGON. if , DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1918 15 A W. S. S. Bought Novo May Keep the Overcoat Out of Hock in W 23 Jao Ins treat WmIp voice ene enara why Mr tnart ee net je Inte mavinf ptotura. "Brtrtiertkl Near O.wb.1.1 urtWa eoarmsl. me. snsiosi Mara THE y WHO GOT BETTER OF 1ST BIG BASEBALL SWAP OF WINTER TRADING DAYS? Would You Trade Leonard, Shore and: Lewis for Caldwell, Love, Walters and Gilhooley? New York Fans Believe Huggins Out Hammed Barrow and Prod uce Argument to Show Why. NEW YQRK, Dec. 19. (I. N. S.) The first big deal in base ball to be consummated since the war ended will make the Yankees one of the most formidable teams in the American . league. The acquisition of three stars from the Boston world champions will give the Yankees two of the best twirlers who were with the Red Sox and one of the greatest outfielders in the game. It is.true that the trio gave up baseball early in the year in order to "do thcir bit," but the lapse from the game, it ii believed, wiU enhance their value. - " The deal consummated late yesterday brought to the Yankees Pitchers Leonard and Shore and Outfielder Lewis, while the Red Sox were given in exchange Pitchers Caldwell and Love, Catcher Walters and Outfielder Gilhooley; a .Leonard Is one of the best south paws fn tha game today. Ha was practically Invincible when he was with tha Bed Sox under the man agement of Carrlgan and Barry, and up to the time he joined the colors was twirling In his old mas terly style. As an outfielder Duffy Lewis Is one of the stars of the same. He Is a grand fielder and a natural hitter, batting continually around the .S(H mark. Shore Is also a good twlrier, although not con sidered la tha same class as Leon ard. Caldwell Is yt Baseball fans believed that Mana ger Huggins of tha Yankees got tha better in the deal. Ray Caldwell has been an ln-and-outer and a bard man to manage. At times Ray would twirl excellent ball. Ha Is known as the hard-luck pitcher of tha game, losing more games by one run than any .Other twlrier In the league. SUm Love has been a big help to Huggins. but la not a pitcher who can b worked as frequently as can Leonard or Shore. . Walters Is one of the youngest catchers In the game and a promising" youth. It Is believed that In a few years he will become one of the best backstops In the game. Gilhooley has been of lit tle value to the Yankees. Injuries have kept him out of the game and -affected his playing ability. ' When the Yankees taka the field this year they will have the follow ing formidable pitching staff: Leon ard. Shore, Mogrldge, Thormahlon, Schneider, Qulnn 'and Shawkey. This lineup will give Hugglna an edge .on the other teams In the league as far as the pitching ataff Is con cerned, while the advent of -Lewis will fill a long standing gap In the outfield. Boslonfse Want Lucre Boston. Mass., Dec 19. (L N. S.) Duffy Lewis and Ernie Shore, who were traded to the Yankees, are willing to play with the New ' Yorkers, but the question of salary ' will have to be adjusted. Each (claims he Is a free agent, according 'to- thtj baseball laws. 'Shore de yclared today that in order to be reserved by the Red Sox he should have received a contract early this year. He heard nothing from the club and considers himself a free : agent. Lewis takea the same view. Leonard, however, la on the reserve Friend Comiskey Takes Haymaker At Czar Johnson Chicago, Dee. 1 (IT. P.) The vtaally aoaeommlttal C. C. Comlt key, owaer of the Chicago White Sox, appUed a bed slat to Fresldeat Ban Johmoa of the America league. "If Joksson really has the good of baseball at heart, ha will lay off the gambling ead of tha game and not be so laterested la baying oat clab owner," said Comiskey. His attack on Johnson grew oat of Ban's annonaeement that arrange, meats had bee made for the sale of Harry Frazee's laterest la the Boston Bed Sox. ' S ILK O'LOUGHLIN, vet i eran f arbitrator I of ' the American league, who is near death in a Boston hospi tal. Silk has been with the department of justice at Bos ton since the close of the base ball season. ,- list, as he did not leave tha Bostons until late In the season. - ' They'd Trad Comiskey Chicago. Dec. 19. (I. N. S.) Eastern baseball clubs. It became known here today, are endeavoring . to Induce- Charles Comiskey of the White Sox to part with Joe Jackson, Happy Felsch, Byrd Lynn and Claude. Williams, stars of the south side club who forsook baseball last season for jobs in shipyards or else where. Jackson, Felsch, Lynn and Wil liams are now carried on the in eligible list of-the White Sox. Their departure' last summer angered Comiskey and there Is doubt still if . his anger has cooled to tha point where he would be willing to allow the men to play again on his club. The New York Yankees, Boston Red Sox and other clubs, it Is said, ara bidding for the services of the four players. , Seeks Contest With Stanford Seattle, Wash., Dec 19. A football contest between the University of Wash ington and the Leland Stanford univer sity will be staged next fall if the plana of Coach Hunt do not miscarry. Wash ington and Stanford have never met on the gridiron and tha contest would un doubtedly attract a great crowd. Holmraa . Hurley .... VNtisent . . . Bote? ..... Chrutianson Total .. Downer . , Bay wrtetey . , McCotnfer Wyat ... Silk O'Loughlin in Precarious hape Boston, Mass., Dec. 19. (I. N. S.) Francis (Silk) O'Loughlin. Rochester, N. Y., umpire in the American league, is near death from pneumonia here to day. His condition wag such that the last' rites of the church were administered. Co. Grant Smith On the Oregoa alleys: , MECHANICS League it. 188 11 J21 130 '149 2d. 171 122 J7T 164 120 Sd, 164 181 182 1ST 165 Tot 618 ,422 480 421' 440 Aa. 17S 141 ISO 140 14S 702 7S0 829 2281 CARPENTEH8 1st. 2d. Sd. Tot. 155 177 15ft 4S8 110 119 65 824 169 174 187 470 167 193 174 624 184 17S 164 601 ToUls 745 888 726 2307 8. Carpenters won two games. H. CARPENTERS Int. 2d. 8d. Tot Pettlrf......... 162 164 156 182 Hadstrum ...... 157 148 116 421 Aacell 137 122 16.7 416 . . . .a .... .no . r A A.imrousa ioa v j ivi Esan 148 166 186 COO Totals. Taylor . . , Bpracue . Mcraddea Benn . . . Htuky . . . Total 787 749 PAINTERS lt 2d. 119 186 131 108 156 166 137 184 149- 113 737 2223 3d. 123 160 148 166 188 Tot 378 899 405 487 395 Ate. 163 108 156 175 167 Atb. 161 140 139 185 166 Are. 126 133 152 162 132 697 707 725 2129 North Carpenters won three fames. Portland Alley Hoase League On tha Portland alleyi: Tot 619 633 647 596 Ohapln ., Setts .. , Bcxxcler , Bholian . Totals Bsird .. . Karr ,a Absentee Anstcy Total VOGAN CANDT CO. 1st 2d. 8d. ... 168 169 182 180 178 175 169 166 212 199 195 202 295 716 708 771 22 Eli BOl TAN CIGAR lt 2d. Sd. Tot 200 199 199 698 219 187 158 664 189 154 158 601 189 154' 201 644 ATI 17 177 182 198 Ara. 199 188 167 181 797 694 716 2207 Tocaa Candy Co. won two came. ESTKS GRILL lat 2d. 8d. Tot Am. Carry 185 196 191 612 ' 191 K. Day 172 145 142 459 153 Absentee 172 145 141 458 158 flteTens 178 158 141 475 158 Toonger .." 186 148 189 523 174 Total 891 ' 792 804 2487 IRWIN HORSON PRINTING CO 1st 2d. 8d Tot. Ave. Lone 140 145 162 47 149 Melrin 183 129 192 46 161 Hingley 169 178 178 55 175 Moore ,200 143 182 525 175 Dy .V177 182 170 609 170 Total 8C8 757 884 2509 Estas Grill won two came. On the Ore con alleys: MERCANTILE LEAGUE HONEYMAN. HARDWARE CO. il ..'a oa Total Barnes ........ 160 Dartmouth ' Resumes Winter ' Sports Hanover. N. H.. Dec 19. I. N. S.) "Winter snorts carnivals Including skiing, hockey, speed skating, snowshoeing and other sports will be resumed by Dart mouth college, it was- announced. The annual winter events were called off last year, because of the entry of the United States Into the world war. Can aAbsolatdy Prevent SMdding - Careful driving will not prevent a skid, but Weed Tire Chains plus Careful Driving form a combination that insures absolute security. No matter how skillfully and carefully you may drive, you and your passengers are. in imminent danger if Weed Tire Chains are not on all four wheels of your car when roads are wet and treacherous. Direct responsibility isyottrsthe moment you take the wheel of your car. You at once become the guardian of your passengers. They trust in your prudence and in your common sense.' Under no circumstances are you justified in taking chances. Give Your Weed Chains a Chance 1 Windeler Zachriason l'arrott . . . Woelm .. Totals . Fore Hobinaon , Totlrfson . DiUar . . ... Becore . . , 121 140 168 194 180 144 192 196 168 214 214 163 168 152 554 499 535 522 514 823 880 900 2603 ROBIN80X-SMITH CO. 217 1?8 190 685 164 181 .... 172 180 148 177 .....-160 179 21.1 146 150 183 536 498 475 523 Total 861 875 880 2616 Honeyman won two game. HONETMAK Barnes 147 188 182 Windeler ISO 168 166 Eacorissoa 124 132 160 Parrott Woelm Total Fernet . . Robinson Tollefsoa . , . . ..- 136 105 136 191- 147 171 497 464 416 419 467 DUler Becon ore . Totals 642 - 815 806 2263 ROBINSON SMITH ' ..j.. 205 170 179 654 .... 145 151 186 432 .... 183 154 154 491 93 204 199 498 . . . .. 224 176 178 578 f I 11 II t J I f "1 . .. v '" , -x- .1 iv "r -v in j-cir-x.Vrjtsv - II AMI.1 - rt v I I ... As- .. . i . rm vis r-vja i urmseporr xX wonnecucux im ; x u sat at a. . aais ri : ,aw J . a mmx x w- ,x -t;? m it t ."cu sua r iev- n niinriTTi iirr aj-n - . - - i i . . . 840 855 846 2541 Bobinsoa Smith won three game. BEVOS VeUhurg 168 184 189 491 Sprinter 149 132 202 482 Cassell .. 191 169 161 521 Russell 438 159 185 432 Hoch 143 163 197 605 Totals 791 807v 834 2432 PACIFIC PAPER CO. Btlffler 171 192 194 667 Armitase 174 169 153 496 Shankland 158 180 160 496 Geary 190 162 182 534 Mnnaoa 194 160 197 (557 Totals 885 869 886 2640 Padflo Paper won three came. At., 185 160 178 174 17 195 .179 163 15 174 1R6 158 130 140 158 18 14 14 165 193 184 181 174 144 1C8 189 165 165 178 186 SUNDAY IS DATE HELD FOR SHOOT Portland Gun Club Will Shoot for Two Cups and Flock of Turkeys. " x ANOTHER big: ehoot Is In stora tor the Portland Gun club with the an nouncement of a liberty tournament to be held next Sunday, for which two silver cups have been ajlven. Along: with the llbertr-shoot, which will be a Red Cross affair, will be a bis; turkey shoot for the particular benefit of the Rood, bad and Indifferent scatter erunnista who hannen to be possessed of the proper amount of akin or luck. The Thankseivine shoot of the Port' land Gun club waa one of the most in teresting ever held on the traps, as the ntmrnria went rtSLPsrlnc awav from early morning: until t waa so dark the targets couia narrny De seen. Two Trophies af silver The liberty event will carry with It two silver trophies donated by a mem' ber of the club in honor of tha return from the East of A. Wade Strowger and E. Hotpoint Keller, prominent members of the club. The entrance In the liberty shoot will be S2 for the 50 birds. After the price of the targets has been de ducted the balance will be turned Into the Red Cross fund. The event "will be held on tha handicap basis, high man to make his choice of the two trophies, the runner up to re ceive the remaining one. Several Special Matches A great deal of good natured rivalry exists between certain member of the club relative to ' their shooting ability and a number of matches are in prospect. For instance, C. Bustem Preston, vice president of the club, has challenged the following to a special match: Dr. A, Kleonatra Downs, tha demond dancer Dr. C F. Cathey. Dr. O. D. Thornton, and Hank Everding. Another special match will be between J. S. Crane and J. C. Morris. Hot coffee will be served free through out the shoot. C. J. Schilling wUl have charge of the office and Homer Ashuay Pollock will head tha committee on en tertainment. There will be plenty of turkeys on hand for the big shoot and ' everybody will have an enjoyable time. JACK DEMPSEY. IS STAGGERED WHEN HE MEETS BARBER Walter Pipp Ready For Training Jaunt New York. Dec 19. Walter Plpp, slugging first baseman of the Yankees, who left New York ih August to study for a commission In the naval aviation service, was In New York recently en route from Boston to his home in Grand Rapids. Mich. Plpp had completed his three months of preliminary study at tha Massachusetts Institute of Technology when the armistice was signed and since has been pi aped on the inactive list. He still wears pie uniform of the naval avi ator and ha aaid ha had not been dis chargee from tha service, as hadbeen reported from Boston. However, there Is little likelihood that he will be called upon to continue his work and he un doubtedly will be discharged long be fore the time for Miller Huggins to head southward with the squad for spring training next March. Nice Warm Land ' r Of South Won't? ; See Ball '-Stars If aw Yerk, See. (TJ. B.) Taa Brooklyn Dodgers today Jolaed the list of big leagae elabs which will taka sprlag tralalag trip. Fresldtat Ehhata aaaoaaesd tha else .wfU trata here with av possibili ty that saeh catchers aaA pitchers win be seat to Hot Spiiags Ark., for bo Ola a; eat. Reisler Has Good Towelswinger in Shape of Good Judge Giegerich. New York, Dec. 19. (L N. a) Jack Dempsey. tha heavyweight boxer, lost tha first round of a legal bout in au preme court Wedneaday when Justice Giegerich refused a motion by the box er's attorney for judgment on pleadings in a suit Instituted by John Reisler, known aa "John The Barber. Reisler claima to have an Ironbound contract as Dempsey's manager for period of three years dating from De cember is. 191. Tna court granted Dempsey permission to file an answer within 20 days on payment of 10 costs. In reply to Dempsey's claim that tha contract is UJegal the court rendered an opinion io we contrary. Yanks Get College Star New York, Dee. 19. (I. N. S.) George Halas, former Illinois university base ball star, who haa been stationed at the Great Lakes naval training station, has been signed by the New York Americana. Halas is an outfielder. CHICAGO, Dec 19. (I. N. 8.) -If it'a lard out of tha ring with Jack Dempsey, that can be supplied to tha perfect- aat ls faction of WUlard. This news cams In a wire from James F. Dougherty of Philadelphia today, who declared, ha would offer Jess his own terma to algn with Dempsey. Dougherty aaya ha will start a crusade against Jesa and keep after him until ha signs. Chicago. Dec. IS. ft N. S.) Ever Hammer and Lew Tendler may meet again this time at Racine, Wia. It tha pair can be obtained for reasonable terma, John Wagner will rematch them ior ew rear'a day. Danny O'Brien, one of tha moat non- ular lightweight boxera aver developed in jr'oruana,. is dead. - Although official confirmation la lurk Ing, It haa been unofficially reported In London that O'Brien haa been killed, according to a letter received from m. Camp Lewis soldier by Chat Uclntyre ol j. a co ma. t O'Brien held the-Northwest amateur championship at ona Urns anl later be came tho profeaaional champion. He battled soma of tha best lightweight on tne facinc coast and made quite reputation for himself. Fort Worth, Texas. Dec 19. (L N. 8.1 Harry Oilmore Jr. has been tletalled to Camp Bowie as boxing Instructor. He la from Chicago, where he has been connected with the fighting game a long time. He la the son of the famous light- weignc giova ngnter. Owing to heavy expense, the recent smoker netted only $317.43 to the Oregon soldiers' fund. However, much of the expense of securing equipment and atag Ing the show will be eliminated In the future- The receipts were $1212.75 and the expenses 12695 J 2. Walter Honeyman, secretary of the boxing commission, expects to leave about Friday or Saturday for California for a aeveral weeks visit. Oh bor! what an t a vestment. War Savings Stampa before the first of the year. CORP. BOB EVANS HERE FROM CAMP Soldier, Says Twin Cities Up in . Air Over Boxing This . Winter,, : -J, BOBBY EVANS, the well known local boxing promoter arrived homo . Wedneaday night from Camp Lee, Va. ' Bvana waa stationed at Camp Lee only a ehort while, hla regiment, the (2d infantry, having been aent to the south em cantonment from Camp Mills, N. Y where they had been forwarded with the expectation of going overseas.. With the signing of the armistice all troopa at ports of embarkation were ordered back . to various camps throughout the States. The. units which were about to aall will.' be the last of the troopa In this country to be mustered out. However, those who have good reasons may apply for an Immediate discharge and. If the com manding general approves of the appli cant's request, it la granted. At the time of hla departure Evans was the first of his company to be let out, hla appll- ratton being approved one week after! filing hla Application. While en route Bobby atopped at Bt- 4 Paul and "had quite a chat with Mike McN'ulty, one of the best known man agers of boxers In the Middle West. Ac cording to Information Evans received from McN'ulty, the game la somewhat, unsettled In the Twin Cities, aa the com missioners have so far failed to grant the St. Paul permit to any of the many promoters. Mike Collins, who up to a short time ago handled the pugillstfe reins of Fred Fulton, has been handed the award at Minneapolis and will fea ture Mike Gibbons and Soldier Bartfled In hla first event. Old Time Pugilist Passes Away Cleveland, Ohio, Dec 19. Frank' Clarke, who fought under the London prize ring rules in England and this country, passed away here yesterday. He was 59 years old. '- r a rt SPECIAL MATCH, V. " SERVICE FOURTH FLOOR 1st 2d 3d ... 188 .... 180 . ... 128 .... 160 .... ISO S. FOREST Hoffman Kilenxei Chapter Root . . Law . . 148 160 148 104 170 158 164 134 144 212 Total 44? 402 400 -404 638 Are. 14S 454 188 135 179 Total . . . . Lorlnr ...... Ireland . . . . . Bnufedase . . . Kins ....... Date ...... Total 825 848 888 260S Fifth Floor woa three same and match by 818 pin. . . 717 720 812 2248 FIFTH FLOOR J .. 148 178 159 483 .. 102 185 100 - 517 . . 142 148 171 481 .. 187 180 187 548 , .. 178 108 191 662 181 172 154 181 187 i ROUMANIANS IN KNOCKOUT ' SKIT AT SHIPYARDS to perform thir mutton. Dont leave them In the garage or toot box. Put them on all four tires btform the elements whip the roads into deadly slddways. Only a moment of your time and their steel forged protection will be securely chaining your car to safety. Sold by B Pacific Coast Dealer American Chain Company, Inc. AIM Manufacturers of Weed chains for Motor Trader Dobbins Blow-out Chains. Weed ChakKiacks, Etc. Trambitas Brothers Dispose of . Opponents Sent Down by Aberdeen Yard. fiSV - AHsnS Hockey Players Are Wanted by Magnates Portland's hockey players will be dis tributed through the Paclfio Coast league this year, Vancouver, Seattle and Victoria receiving them. Eddie Oatman is said to have signed with Vancouver. Moose Johnson, Dunderdale and Tobln have received offers from Lester Patrick. Charley Uksila, the spare, may catch on with Vancouver. j: OSON Great Lakes Team Shoves Off Friday Chicago, Dec 19. (I. N. a) Twenty one members of the Great Lakes naval training station football team, under the leadership of Coach McReavy, will "shove off tomorrow morning for Pasa dena, Cel., where they will play the Mare Island navy yard eleven on New Year's day. Parkway Trams Beat Peninsula Piling up ES points, the South Park way Athletic club basketball quintet had little difficulty In defeating the Peninsula All-Stars Wednesday bight in the Neighborhood House gym. The Peninsula team scored 15 points. Morris Rogoway starred for the winners, scor ing 28 points. . The lineup: S. Parkway (36) Posittoa. Peninsula (IS) Onrian (16) F (2) DoddrMca Rogaway (28) F (8) Lansley Tenslrr (8) .C. . ; (4) Beck Unkelia Q (2) Bodie Dubinsky. (4) G 4) GaUo ttabetitationa Peninsnla AKimoa for Gallo, Gallo (or Doddridge. Referee. Chirac. Jimmy Darcey knocked out a stranger named Bob Toern from the Aberdeen yard of the Grant Smith-Porter com pany at St. Johns last night in front of 500 fans. It was the first boxing bout at the new clubhouse. A dispute arose over the number of rounds, Darcey thinking it was six and Toern four. The latter fought pretty well until tne fourth, which he con aldered his last round under his con tract with the matchnutker. The fourth round was not over a minute old when Jack Grant counted the long stranger out. , Alex Stops His Boy Alex Trambitas put the skids to an other stranger from Aberdeen under the name of Al Connell, the Washington bearcat. Al was a cat all right but not a bearcat, as he lasted less than two minutes. - Dan Harold, packed his name and a punch into the ring against Al Scott of the. G. 8.-P. yards and won a hard 1 xour-rouna oeasion. jjanny , naus xrom the Peninsula 'yards. i Lightweight McCoy of the Northwest i Steel company beat Johnny Huback of Grant Smith-Porter In four good rounds. ' Frank Ray and Ralph Golson, two cruiser-weights, were put on in a special go to replace a wrestlings match that was concelled when one - of the bone- crushers was hurt. Although they were painted battle-gray, Frank and Al must nave been on a mission of peace, and after three rounds Referee Stanley Mc- Donald dropped a depth bomb. Jimmy Bean and Pinky Lind, two whlsperwelghta . P"t up a good curtain raiser. Answer to Football Query Portland, Dec. 18 (Sports Editor Journal) What were the names and ages of the members of the" famous "Oregon- football team of 1918 T , R. E. TAIT. 351 Sixteenth street. Mitchell, left end, 23 : Beckett, " left tackle, 24; Snyder, left guard, 23: Ris ley, center. 23;' Spell man. right guard, 22 ; Bartlett, right tackle 20 ; Tegart. right end, 23: Shy Huntington, quar ter. 24 ; Montelth. left half, 20 ; Parsons, right half. 25; Hollla Huntington, full back," 21. Make your word as goos as your baby bond. 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