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THE OREGON DAILY J JOURNAL, PORTLAND. OREGON
WEDNESDAY; SEPTEMBER 8, 1920.
Schtoeder and Juney Cases Reported to Officials .'. Tillman Signs for Mflwaukie Bout
it.
Jumpers to
Get Limit by
Natl A'ss'n.'
By George Berts
DECISION whether Frank Juney and
Clyde (Lefty) Bchroeder, the two
mound men who jumped the Portland
Beavers shortly before mid-season, will
b suspended from organized baseball
for a period of five years aa provided
for under the rules of tbe National As
sociation of Professional Baseball
league, rests with J. It Karrell, secre
tary of the association.
This waa the announcement made
Tuesday by Judge W. W. McCredie of
the Portland Beavers, after ha had re
ceived word from President McCarthy
of the Pacific Coast league that the
facta In the case had been forwarded
east.
Schroeder Jumped the Beavers after
Juney made his first hop. declaring thai
he waa through with organised base
ball. Juney repented after his first hop
and .after being given a salary Increase
of $10, with back pay, leaped over the
traces again.
It la almost certain that both players
will be suspended for the five-year
period. . - .
J0H5H05 TO JOIJT TEAM
Pitcher Sylvester Johnson, who waa
recalled by Manager Walter McCredie
from the Vancouver club of the Pacific
International league, arrived n Port
land Tuesday morning and will keep in
condition until the Beavers return from
le Angelea next Wednesday,. Johnson
hung up a record of seven straight with
Vancouver, and should be a help to the
Beavers In the closing weeks of the
baseball season.
Charley Barns.be, the Los Angeles
youngster who made such a brilliant
showing In the Ontario training camp
of the Beavers, Is also slated to rejoin
the Markmen, and Billy Rpeas, manager
of the Regina club, which la playing a
post-season series with the Calgary club
for the championship of the Western
Canada league, will also finish the sea
son with Portland. He will report about
September 20.
Al Zwelfel. the Portland boy, topped
the Western Canada league pitchers
during the second half of the season
with a record of 13 victories and three
drfeata. Zwelfel will HkeJy get a chance
to break Into Class AA leagde ball next
seaaon.
Where the Teams
Play This Week
SEPTEMBER f-lfl
' rerUaia at Lot Aageles, scves
games.
Seattle vs. Oaklaad st 8a a Fras
clseet sevea games.
Verses at Maerameato, sevea games.
Ha a Fraaelseo at Salt Lake, seven
game.
Portland's baseball park Is free' of
gambling, according to word received
from President McCarthy. N'o Portland
players are Involved In the baseball
scandal, which has resulted In the filing
of a suit by "Babe" Borton agalrmt
Manager Ksslck of the Vernon club for
slander.
George Swartx, Portland pitcher, who
waa with the llegina .club, has been
railed home on account of the death of
his father.
The Beavers were Idle at Ixs Angelea
Tuesday on account of the Inability of
the Angels to to arrive from Halt Lake
In time to play the game. The opening
games of the Vernon-Sacramento and
Han Krancisco-Salt Lake series were also
postponed.
E. R. C. WILL HOLD
FINAL REGATTA
NEXT SATURDAY
RAIN or shine the annual fall regatta
of the Portland Rowing club win
be held over the regular club eourae
in front of the clubhouse, foot of 1 von
street, next Saturday afternoon an
nounced Frederick W. Newell, captain
of the crewa. The program will call
for singles, double and fours In the
Sheila with singles, doubles, mlxCd dou
bles, and four paddled races in canoes
In the final meet of the 1920 season.
Pins will be awarded to the winners!
of the various events ana tne presenta
tions will take place Saturday night at
the dance in the clubhouse. The first
number Is set for 1 :30 o'clock and the
officials will be selected later. The
election of a captain will take place
immediately following ttye last, event on
the program.
All efforts to secure a California four
to appear against the championship
Portland Rowing club four as a special
feature Saturday have failed the main
reason being that the Callfornlans held
a regatta at San Francisco this week
and ' It would be Impossible for th
Southerners to make the trip to the
Rone City. , V
The 1921 regatta of the North Pacific
Association of Amateur Oarsmen wss
awarded to Vancouver. B. G. and will
be held over the Indian park course
about the middle of July. The new cap
tain of the Portland Rowing club repre
sentatives will call out the aspirants
for positions on the "Big Four" early
next spring In order to be in the .best
possible condition Inasmuch as the win
ner will compete against the champion
ship four of California for the Pacific
Coast title.
Oaks Beat Rainiers
In Opening Match
San FTanclsco. Sept. I. The Oaks de
feated the Slwashea Tuesday, 5 to 2.
Four of Oakland's1 runs were made in
the first. Two home runs featured the
game, one by Hack Miller in the first
with two men on bases, and another fry
Stumpf In the fourth. Cooper was taken
from the box after three men had faced
him and all secured hits. Francis suc
ceeded hfm and pitched good ball. The
scoi'e :
Trambitas
Signed for
Tillman Go
OFFICIALS of the Mllwaukie boxing
arena haVe some star bouts up their
sleeves fof the fistic followers.
Harvey Thorpe, the Kansas City wel
terweight, has been signed to meet the
winner of the Johnny Tillman-AJex
Trambitas contest, the top liner of next
Wednesday night's smoker, and Frankle
Mason, who Is regarded as the second
best flyweight battler in the world, has
consented to appear in Portland against
Billy Mascott. the local favorite. The
date of the Mascott-Mason bout has not
been definitely determined, but will be
staged some time during the early part
of October,
MET BEST AT WEIGHT
The Tlllman-Trambltaa- battle over 10
rounds should be a humdinger. Tillman,
who began his ring career .as a light
weight In 1912. fought some of the top-
notchers in the 133 pound division and
has also: engaged In bouts against some'
of the best welters In the country. Last
year he engaged in 11 battles, all but
two being no-decislon affairs. He lost
av15 round decision to Johnny Griffiths
at uenver, but held the Akron, Ohio,
battler to even honors in three 'no-de
cision contests. He also fought Eugene
Brosseau, the Canadian middleweight, to
a standstill In a, 10 round battle.
. Tillman was schecmed to leave Chi
cago Tuesday night, which will give him
a couple of days to condition himself
before going against Trambitas, who
checked tn Tuesday nlgtyt after roughing
it ror several weeks in the country.
Trambitas ought to be able to put up a
good battle against Tillman and it will
be, a feather in his cap should he gain a
decision . .
Frankle Jones, who meets Frankle
Murphy In the seml-wlndup, is a popular
battler In Portland. Several years ago
he fought Frankie Barrleau In Portland
and put ap a splendid exhibition.
Murphy is engaged in training for the
battle. Joe Waterman, who has seen
Murphy In action prior to the Denver
boy's first appearance here, holds the
opinion that he can best any battler of
his weight on the coast.
BLUE MAY BOX
There is a possibility of Baby Blue, the
colored bantamweignt. being used on
the card against "Babe" Herman, whose
match with Billy Mascott was cJied off
because be could not make the weight
for the local boy. Johnny Fisk will meet
Neil Zimmerman in a six round bout and
a curtain raiser remains to be sewed up.
Tom Louttit. boxing instructor of the
Multnomah Amateur Athletic club, will
likely officiate as referee in the main
contests of the card.
5TAND!NGP
Psclfle Coat Lsagus
v. i ret w. t Pet.
Vernon. .. 70 .ftST(a Anrelm AO 77 .609
rUltiaks. M 71 .42lOilnd. 7 S3 .47
Sn I'ltnc. 81 77 .ft I 3 Portland . 71 80 .470
Sosttle... 78 73 .S10;Sarram'nto 68 SI .420
smrlotn kssgus
Cleveland. M 4! .fl'JS'Boatnn. . . 69 70 .474
Nw York 81 82 .SlSlWanhintt'ii RT 89 4A2
Chlcaco.. 81 VI .009 IVirolt . . B0 80 1385
BL Louis. 64 63 .B04 I'hiUdelp's 48 87 .881
National League
Cincinnati. 73 IV4 .575: Chir.io. . 66 67 .406
Brooklyn. 78 87 .8681 St. l.oui. 6Ii AO .477
Ntw York 72 88 .R54 Hoton . . . 80 72 .416
PttUburt. 67 62 .8101 i'hlladel'ia 82 78 400
SEATTLE
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OAKLAND
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FA. BRADLEY, manager of the Port-
land Iron Works tossers waa
lE AGUES
AMERICAN
At Newr York: H. H. E.
Philadelphia ... 000 000 000-tO S 1
New York 100 000 10 2 8 2
Batteries. Perry. Rommel) and Per
kins ; Maya, Ruel and Har.r.nh.
At Chicago Tt H. E.
Detroit 000 112 100 10 0
Chicago 000 000 0000 5 2
Batteries Leonard and Stallage ; Kerr,
Wilkinson and Schalk.
At Waahinerton (1st came) Rt. H. K.
Boston 000 001 0001 9 0
Washington 211 000 00 5 0
Batteries Harper, Karr and Sen an g ;
Shaw and Gharrity.
At Washington (2d game) R. H. E.
Boston Oil MO 0305 13 0
Washington 000 100 1014 12 1
Batteries Myers and Walters ; uourt
ney, A casta and Gharrity.
Ready
NATIONAL
At Philadelphia (1st game) : R. H. E.
Brooklyn 011 000 1014 11 0
Philadelphia 000 000 0000 S 1
Batteries Cadore and Krueger ; Smith
Enzman and Tragessor.
At Philadelphia (2d game) : R. H. E.
Brooklyn 400 100 0229 12 1
Philadelphia 200 030 0005 6 4
Batteries Mamoux, Smith and Miller;
Rixey and Wltherow.
At Pittsburg : R. H. E.
Chicago 100 030 Of 4 9 2
Pittsburg 031 020 10 A 9 '-
Batteries Vaughn. Cheeves andi O'Far
rell ; Carlson. Adams and Schmidt.
At Boston Both New York-Boston
games postponed on account of rain.
JOHNSTON WILL
MEET TILDEN IN
EAST-WEST PLAY
TnUli 31 5 11 4
SCORE BY INNINGS
Seattle OOO 110 OOO 2
Hits 220 210 201 10
Oakland 400 010 00 5
JliU 412 120 01 11
STMMARY
elected secretary of the Portland Base
ball association at the regular meeting
Monday night. Bill Heales, manager of
the Klrkpatrick All-Stars was named
treasurer of the organisation. Presi
dent Jack Routledge read a letter he
had received from D. M. Simonsen,
former secretary, postmarked Astoria.
Or., In which Simonsen said that he
was going to remain out of town and
work until he could return the funds he
confessed; to have taken. President
Routledge stated that a warrant had
been issued for the arrest of the former
manager : of the Multnomah Guard
basketball team and secretary of the
P. B. A. '
(By United News)
EW YORK. Sept. 8. William M.
Johnston of California, dethroned
as king of American lawn tennis Mon
day by William T. Tilden II of Phil
adelphia, will have a chance to regain
his laurels, at least in part, when he
clashes with Tilden again Saturday at
Philadelphia in the East-West team
match.
The schedule for the East-West match
was announced Tuesday night here .by
the United Slates Lawn Tennis associa
tion. Although the Tilden-Johnston match
Saturday ' cannot be considered as in
any wiine a championship match, tennis
fans generally welcomed the announce
ment that the two premier stars of the
American net will try their skill against
each other again so soon.
Johnston, by defeating Tilden Satur
day, could place himself in a position
to challenge seriously Tilden's reputa
tion as the leading tennis player of the
world generally credited by net experts
since Tilden's victory Monday.
Tilden. on the other hand, by Tlefeat
ing Johnston again, could set at real any
doubts remaining In the minds of the
experts as to this superiority over John
ston. The East-West matches begin Thurs
day on the courts of the Germantown
Cricket club at tne Pennsylvania me
tropolis. The eastern team comprises
William T. Tilden II. Richard Norris
Williams. Wallace F. Johnson, G. C.
Caner. Watson Washburn and Charles
8. Garland. The western team Is made
up of William M. Johnston, Clarence J.
Griffin, WHlis E. Davis. Roland Roberts,
Walter T. Hayes and Ralph H. Burdick.
Dempsey Is
to
Any Battler
By Jack- Sesapsey
Hearwe iaht Champion of ths World.
(Coprrifht, 1920, by Kbif Features Syndicate)
CHICAGO. Kent, g. Who's next?
Vj Don't crowd, boys; you'll sal bo ac
commodated.
Just step forward, have a little talk
with Jack Kearns. hunt up a promoter
whom put on the show, and Tm ready.
Right now. I'm In shape to travel 100
rounds if necessary. I'll 'fight every
night in the week If I can get tights.
I like to fightalways did. My great
est happiness comes to me when a gong
rings that sends me injo battle with a
tough f oem&n.
SMITH MAT BE JfF.XT
Maybe 111 fight Ounboat Smith in Bos
ton September It. A match has been
offered tentatively and Jack Kearns Is
merely awaiting final details before
signing. The "Gooner" seems to have
the idea that he can stick one over on
me and drop me out of the champion
ship. I'll disabuse his mind of that belief,
if we ever get together.
Smith hits with a terrible kick: he"s
the boy who hit me In tbe second round
of our San Francisco fight and I didn't
remember anything for 15 minutes after-
warrl. He didn't droD me with that
punch and I fought right along and
whinned him. But he did knock the
senses out of me.
There's some talk about Jesa Willard
wantlnr another match. I wonder wheth
er he is really sincere. If he is he can
have a fight anytime. If Jess Isn't
convinced that I'm a better man. all he
needs to do Is to Jump Into a ring with
me araln. For I reaarded Willard
one of the easiest men to whip that I
can call to mind at this time.
And Fred Fulton says he wants a bat
tie. He can have it if same promoter is
willing. But who'll put up the price 1st
the face of the fact that I whipped htn
in 14 seconds two years ago. and that
Harry Wills knocked, him cold Just a lit
tle while ago.
Georges Carpentler? Ah! There's the
boy. I want to meet him. Makes no
difference where we fight, or when. It
can be tomorrow 1 only hope that he's
half as great as he has been touted
That'll mean a fight. It will mean that
I have to put forth my best effdrts to
win. No real fun In fighting when things
are all your own way. I like a real con
test. Here's hoping Carpentier can make
it one.
Favorites -
WmMatciics
In Golf Play
(By United Km) . .
17NOINEERS CLUB. Roslyn, - L I..'
Hi Sept . Chick Evans, Francis Oul-
met, Bobby Jones, F. Devisor Herron
and most of the other favorite won
their matches In Tuesday's round of the
national amateur golf championship
tournament on the Engineers club course
but not until some tense situations had
gripped players and gallery in breath
less suspense.
Herron of OakmenU the. title holder.
eliminated 'Peter Harmon of the Scottish
American club only after three extra
holes. Herron, who had been tralllnr
went Ahead, going out for tbe afternoon
round, and was three up at the turn.
But Harmon won the last two holes,
squaring accounts. On the nineteenth
and twentienth they had par 4'a. but on
the extra third hole Harmon pulled two
balls out of bonds, whereupon he turned
to Herron saying, "that's enough."
These" are Wednesday's brackets:
Chick Evans, Chicago, vs. Reginald I
ner, Chicago, va. W. C. Fownes Jr.,
Pittsburg; Edward Allis, Milwaukee, vs.
Oswald Kirby, New York ; David Herron,
Pittsburg, vs. Wood Piatt, Philadelphia.
Tbe lower tier is Francis Ouimet, Bos
ton, vs. Me re fifth Jack, Philadelphia ;
PhUft) Carter vs. Thomas Armour, Scot
land ; Frank Dyer. New York. vs. Bobby
Jones, Atlanta: Jess 8weetser, New
York, v Kred J, Wright. Boston.
BESCLTS OF FIRST B0C5D
aC.F. Ante of MUwaukss 'beat Sober atcKss
of lies Moines. 4 IP.
PMliD Carter f Btunnaeoca nesi Max n.
Mantna of Mrrtae, ap sad 1.
Flank W. Hth of MonteUhr put out I. B.
Rose of AUethenjr, ap and T,
rraneta Untme wooaiaaa eumiaatea
Richard Hlrkey -ot Atlanta. S and 1.
Hobby Jones slums ted J, BUapaoa Uii, At
lanta, 0 and 4.
Jaaa Bnclwr. aUaBor. aBBiiaated I. K.
Sawyer. -asm etab. 1 w 1
"Chick" Krana. Oiiesso. Oefeated F. V. New
ton of Brooklyn. sad t.
drfealrd Albsi
Beubeaj
4
Jail .',inrihl " Mo,,nn
Sirket of Chtragn, 7 Inj
MenrtHh j.rk ot Mtrlon drtrd
Buh ot New Orleans A and 4.
Rertnald lwia. ;rwnwtrh, eliminated UarsV
ner White, iaiu, 1 ui
iiSSa Ci l2Znn. t'-; 1 0mnit, elltnlnatsd
Ilarnrd Wetvrr of Tnlrdn. 4 and s
iaer nerrwn 01 IliWiurt. Ue
beat lter Harmon ot Nw vlrk 1
Uth hole.
J. Wood riatt of riuladrU.hia tal Uturif
RU'ej of Atlantic fity 1 ,, . "
Tommy Armmir. .WiLnd. i,t (itorwa
Ilntfner. Philadelphia. 1 u
Kopert tiarrlnrr, t lurag.., heat (
Canada, B u and 7.
rhamploa,
up on Ut
B ;rt,
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Carl Mays Not to
Pitch in. Cleveland
New York. Sept. (U. P.) Colonel
Houston, part owner of the Yankees,
announced Tuesday that Carl Mays,
the pitcher who accidentally caused the
death of Ray Chapman, Cleveland short
stop, by a thrown ball, would not be
taken to Cleveland with his club this
week.
Houston explained that the series,
which opens Thursday, is sure to be
hotly contested and' to forestall any
possible outcropping of ill feeling, it
was deemed advisable not to take the
star hurler.
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It was agreed to play off the tie for
i the 1920 championship of the Double A
league next Sunday, weather per
mitting, : on the Twenty-fourth and
I Vaughn street grounds, A toss of a
coin determined which teams should en
gage in the first contest and which
squad weuld remain idle and play the
winner. Manager A. J. Reames' Crown
Willamette outfit meets Manager R. F.
Brooks' Arleta contingent startlna: at
1 o'clock and immediately following.
the winner will tangle with Manager
I Cherub" Lowrey s Hesae-Martln Iron
Workers..
Boxing Contests Are
Held in State Prison
Salem. Sept. 8. Only the timely inter
vention of the referee and the gong pre
vented the staging of two knockouts in
a seven bout boxing card at the state
prison Monday flight. Carmel Demellia
won from Jack Edwards in the third
round of a seven round bout, Edwards
hanging helpless over the ropes at the
end of the third round when the ireferee
interrupted Demellla's assaults. O. Ar
nold, the fighting cowboy, was ony
I saved from a knockout at the hands of
A. .Ferry ty the gong. Tne otner douis
resulted in draws.
The board of managers of the Port
land Baseball association did not take
very kindly to- the action of the Astoria
centennials in failing to lournev to
Sherwood, Ore , Sunday for a two-game
series, i ne centennials forfeited the
contests to Sherwood and yet played In
the Lowr Columbia district on that
day. it was stated. The managers voted
Astoria put of the intercity circuit
Honey man Hardware company wins
the 1920 r Intercity title of the P. B.A,
Sherwood, a week ago. protested the
victory of Hillsboro and it was awarded
to Sherwood but the league officials
Tuesday night voted that it should not
be sustained Ma gave the game back
to Hills bo ro with trie result that Honey-
man, tops tne list with Sherwood in
second, place. in the final team
standings. . '
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grounds-next Sunday. His assistant will
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