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Newspaper Page TextTHE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, OREGON. 17 Milwaukie Ring Smoker to Draw Big Crowd Portland Manager Likes TUESDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1920. Local Recruit Battlers In irooaonape For Contest JOB BENJAMIN, knockout king of 1920, and Heinle Sehuman, hi oppon ent In the 10-raund main event at Mil waukie Wednesday night., finished up their hard training Tuesday afternoon. Sehuman will do light work today to keep him at the 14 0-pound mark, and Benjamin will rest up, being perfectly satisfied with his condition and hla weight Benjamin barely quivered the scales at 135 ifcmnds after Tuesday's workout. BRAS NON GO RECALLED Talk of the kind of battle Sehuman will put up again against Benjamin is mere speculation. Heinle will have to knockout youth. In Heinle's former fights here he has aldays crowded his opponents. That also always hag been Benjamin's' style of attack. If the two boys stick to this style, something Is liable to pop before the 10 rounds have paused their Juvenile days. No light weight In the last year has ever carried the fight to Benjamin and survived the attack. Witness what happened to the clever Kddie Shannon when he attempted it. Eddie was cuckooed a few moments after the opening bell ' and never re gained -full consciousness until he left the state. , JOE WORKED HARD strenuous training work with the shifty Alex Trambitas, who is somewhere near Bchuman's weight, and Alex Is authority for the fact that Benjamin has a pile driver concealed somewhere about his person. . : ' ri was never in such perfect shape as I am today, and I was never rutting nan so hard." said Benjamin. "I hope Sehu man can last long enough to give the crowd a run for Its money." " Two other 10-round bouts featuring Fra'nkie Murphy and Lloyd Madden, who thrilled the crowd at a previous smoker, and the elongated and clever Harlan Bunker and the rugged Ole Anderson, win rouna out ine cara, wim uur round-preliminary.. ' . .. SPO NOT fTIHE J. B. C. A. basketball team X- trimmed the Christian Brothers Business College Midgets 10 to 6 Mon day night in an exciting game in the Neighborhood House gymnasium. In the preliminary contest, the Neighborhood A. C, Juniors lost to the C. B. B. C Juniors 4 to 16. Rosen and Unkeles each scored four points In the "main events' and the score at the end of the first half was 4 to 1 in favor of the J. B. A. C. , Manager Nathan ' Lakefish would like to secure a game for his B'nai B'rith hoopers next Thursday night. He can be reached at Main 4036 after 5 o'clock each afternoon. Next Monday nighf the B. B. will tangle with the Franklin high aggregation in . the Thirteenth and Mill street, gymnasium. Dr. Alan Noyes' volley ball team Is leading the business, men's league at the Multnomah Amateur Athletic club as a result of Monday night's play. " The Noyes combination has won 17and lost three games, while Dow V. "Walker's side, who Is next in line, has won 16 matches and dropped four. , The two leaders met Monday night and Noyes surprised the followers of the circuit by annexing both engagements. The teams are playing for the Henry Cowell 2S0 perpetual trophy. ' House H defeated House F," 21 to 18, in' the first' ' basketball game of the 1920-21 season at Reed; college.. . Teddy Stiffen led V the P".' squad- with vhine points, while" Rethwell, with" eight, was the highest point getter for the winners. The lineupsf ' . . . a , TT WW , fitona (2 ......... k F'.i.w Steffen (9) RothwriWS) . . . . . . . F. Mclndoe (4) Brack-way (T . O.'. Pattulo Hstniltoa ......... .J. . HennT Kelly ) . . . ,;.0.-.., Piper (2) JSpsire .Vincent (4) The .Supply . company quintet . won from the Machine Gun company, 35 to '27, in the Oregori National Guard league Monday night, 'although Captain Edward J. Eivers of the losers made the most points of the evening, - 23. The Gun- nara vin t Vn 1 Q 1 It pViamn1nnhln n f the Armory. The lineups: - Surely (35) i " Pos. Gunner (27) Hill !) ......... .F. ....... Eiiers (23) (iunninc (15) ....... F Mstbews (2) Connor (2) ........ C. Johnson (2) 14nlia ill " tl Mill... Mcslsstar ........ .G. ....... . Humphrey No more games will be played by the Jewish Boys' Athletic club basketball team until after the holidays, is the announcement made by Manager Phil Unkeles. He would like to get a game for Monday. Tiight, January 3, with the .Y. M. C. A.": Juniors! For games call Main 3798. ' . The Honeyman Hardware company quintet was without a . game Monday night -because of the failure of the Maroon "FV: representative to show up in the Franklin high gymnasium, says Manager Louis Gallo. -Molalla. Or.; Dec. 21. Mt. -.Angel col lege s basketball team was held to a 13 to 14 victory by the Molalla high school combination. .The visitors led by twp points at the end of the first half. It was the first contest of the 1920-21 season for the high -schoolers and by their, showing they expect to win the interscholastic title of Oregon. - Games already have been arranged with Canby and Franklin high of Portland. : Manager- Louis Gallo will take his Honeyman Hardware company hoopers to Silverton, ,Or., Friday to meet the American .Legion squad or that place Land is Opposed by Johnson New YoA, Dec 2L (U. P.) Claiming that Ban Johnson, president . of the American league, has always " been against Judge Landis and is "opening old league sores" to embarrass the new commissioner of baseball. Colonel' T. L. Houston, part owner of the New York .Yanks, in a statement calls for the elimination of Johnson from the game. XMAS There !s One Safe Place to Buy Your PIANO OR PHONOGRAPH ITH FLOOR , i jVTEW YOKK, Dec 21j TX. P.) Three J-London bobbies were quartered to day at tne New York Police club on Riv erside drive getting ready to participate in tee amateur boxing show of the In ternational Boxing club next month. The party consists of Inspector Arthur J. Sprlggs'of Scotland Yard, Constable Jack Stanley, 196-pound heavyweight champion of the , London police force, and Harry Mallln, the midleweight champion.- New Orleans, Dec 2L U. P.) Pat Moran, New Orleans, and Johnny Dun dee, New York, fought 15 fast rounds to a draw here last night before a small crowd. New York. Dec 21. (I. N. S.) Ted Lewis, former welterweight champion of the world," returned to this country today after a long sojourn In England, .where he knocked out Johnny Basham, the British titleholder. Lewis expects to re turn to London within a few weeks to meet Jack Britton in a title bout there. Britton has received an attractive offer to box Lewis on the other side and it is believed he will accept. St. Louis, Dec. 21. L N. S.) Eddie Shannon of Portland, Or... outboxed and outfought Charlie White in every round of an eight round bout here last night. Sioux City, Iowa, Dec 21. Earl Me- Arthur shaded Benny Vogel, St. Paul bantamweight, in a 10 round bout Tues' day night. Chicago. , Dec. 21. Dennis O'Keefe of Chicago and "Pinkie" . Mitchell of Mil waukie will box 10 rounds here New Years afternoon. ' Rentrop Loses Wrestling -Boat Houston. Tex, .Dec 21. -Charles Ren trop was defeated Tuesday night by Waino Ketonen of Boston. Rentrop won the first fall, but was thrown in the second twd. Raymond, Wash., Dec 21. The Amer ican Legion will stage a big holiday smoker Wednesday night, December 29. Harry Casey, the fighting Irishman, will meet Lloyd Madden of Seattle. Ernie Dailey of Seattle and Mickie Hannon of North Fork have been matched. In the preliminaries, Ray Weiss and Al Beels will, tangle. - . Pete Herinan Is Favorite Over Lynch TVTF.W YORK, Dec. 21.(U. P.) As a ' ousiness man, Fete Herman, the bantam king. Is a real champion. . He's Just like Johnny Kllbane. For several years thevv rin iin ing the fans to think that they're about an in. . Thej just win by a shade over a sec ond class -nan In a no-decision affair. WORKING UKDEB COYER They alwavs annear hpfor a n.vi house of bugs who always-figure UyU " iime sure meyre going to see toe title change hands. This la nn ruuiti whv P.t. tTa. although .rated a "cheese champion, is a 7 to 5 choice over Joe Lynch, consid ered the best boy of his weight in the country, for their championship battle tomorrow night in Madison Rn 11 Arch uaraen, i The wise ones fisrure Herman nuhMn working "under cover," that he's been making himself look poor and that to morrow night he'll show himself' a. rnl champion. v The squatty Italian must be confident because if he's knocked out from under the crown he'll Iosa m hler rninu that Vt a a been put. up for his fight in London with jimmy wuae, ine iiyweignt champion, on January 14. - ; LYCnHAS FOLLOWERS Both1 boys completed tt.eir training yesterday and were down to weight 118 pounds eight hours before battle time. - New York, which regards the west side Irishman as an Idol, feels sure that the title; will pass to a native son who says "Thoity-thoid street, down by the sboit woiks" and uses other -vernacular entirely colloquial to Manhattan. . He knocked out Jack Sharkey, the toughest little fellow in America, and if he gets i one of his nappy rights over, Herman very likely will go down. Herman has never shown much more of a punch than Sharkey's and Lynch took everything little Jack had. being floored twice in their first meeting here. He came back, however, so strong that Sharkey was lucky to get a draw. i Want s Game? The North Portland Athletic club basketball team is In need of competi tion. The manager can be reached by calling Marshall 2506 after 5:30 o'clock each evening. -s Fraenrantltr ' 1 :iJL' S n muu uujunca ihi jl Sumatra wrapper - , ALLEN V LEWIS jl fi . Distributors r j Beautiful gray or black ad alt CMlit. kmru luw Z autos, renned service for $75 "Mir j The tcssob eu fanush mot tot this sUtsd pries is that we (MBoiactnra etaksts and bsrisl Las hiiui BesuUfM MILLER & TRACEY KaJa Mil laieaesseat Psaeral SIreetort A7-8 " samgtea at Ella SU Between Slta aad 21st Sts West Last Chance for - Ex-Service Men To Join W Club The Maltnomaa Amatear Athletie Club will dUeontisae the ex-terries men's free . entrance fee Saturday. Ia the meutlma a drive Is being eoadeeted to secure at members for mer soldiers and sailors to Join the elnb. , -.. The wairlDg of the Initiation fee of t-t to sailors, soldiers and ma rine has bees in effect for over at year aad haadreds of ex-service mea have been added to the elob roster. Members of the elnb have been asked to cooperate In secarlar new members before Batmrday. B'Nai B'rith Club Holds Eing Smoker For Its Members - The first B'nai B'rith club smoker of the . 1920-21 season was held Monday night under the direction of Jack Rout ledge, physical director. Club members were featured in the bouts. Jake Kaplin and Al Brownstein fought sr draw, Hal Kramer and Dave Welser battled to a draw while in the main event Sheps Toughey" Hochf eld and Abe "Kid" Paul stood each other off for three tor rid rounds. As an added attraction Mickey Dempsey and Al Nelson stepped through three rounds while Las Matin and Johnny Fisk sparred, for the same number. The wrestling . numbers found W. Swett opposing M. Simmonds, Sam Col ton won from Leo Turtledove in' the 130 pound club championship affair, while matmen from Franklin high also fur nished some thrills. A little comedy was added to the Hochfeld-Paul match when Harry I. Gevurtz, Hochfeld's chief spar ring partner and second, explained that his boy took the bout so seriously that he did road work Monday morning. The road work consisted of running all the way to work when he found that he had overslept and was late. American Davis Cup Players Ready to Play New York, Dec. 21. (U. P.) Amer ica's Davis cup team is in good con dition and is ready to start the ' series for the Tennis classic on December 28, 29 and 31. according to a cable received by the United States Lawn Tennis as sociation from Samuel Hardy, manager of the team. In a letter mailed from Honolulu, Hardy said the American contingent had a rough voyage early in the trip, but his cable indicates that they arrived in Auckland, New Zealend, in good shape. III School Wrestlers to Meet The first practice wrestling meet be tween the Franklin high and Lincoln high grapplers is elated for the Lincoln high gymnasium Wednesday night. Coach Gallo of the Railsplitters has an nounced that nine events between the 100 pound class and heavyweights will be on the program starting at 3 -.15 o'clock. No admission will be charged to witness the contests. At a later date the Washing' ton high representatives will bo taken on by the West Siders. BOXING MILWAUKIE ARENA TOMORROW NIGHT! joe BENJAMIN vs. HARRY SCHUMAN AND THREE OTHER HIGH CLASS BOUTS SEATS ON SALE At Rich's, 6th and Washington At Stiller, Broadway at Stark PRICES: $1.10, $2.20. $3.30 s&Si-JKMJ?. Ctttttl SENSIBLE SIZE- mbalnuns rsnareJ Ottasel TKAcrr Side, y Beaver Boss Is Pleased With Bourg Br Oeom Hurts A RT BOURG, the Portland youngster, la going to get every possible chance to become a Beaver regular In 1921, de clared Walter McCredie in a fanning bee Tuesday afternoon. Mac is well pleased with Bourg, who finished the 1920 season with-Portland. Bourg was bothered somewhat by sore muscles when he Inlnerl th naaimr. loot year, due to the fact that he waa out of conaiuon. "Boure baa th ftrM m.t. -win ning ball player," said McCredie. "He is one of the fastest youngsters who has ever broken into the Coast league,' and if he can learn to . in v t. mtfinM v A should be a wonder. He has lota of speeo, out la a? little clumsy with his hands. "I will rive him a chinM t rirmt but I think he ought to devote his at- (.enuon. to ny cnasing. He's too speedy to be stationed at first base. I never saw a nl.w Vn n down to first base as fast as he can. He beat out many hits during the last tWO Weeks Of thA WMnn an1 nrltTi a 11 1 tie coaching he is going to develop Into wo m. me uesi young muers Jfortiana ever had." Mention of BourzH n the conversation regarding the shortage ui yuung Dan piayers. in tnis connec tion McCredie raM a' vlnwinv ti-rhut to Tealey Raymond, who managed the i annua iram or me Racine interna tional league last year. "Raymond has never ttrmo1 m ntf tn a player who has failed to make good. WW . ... . . ne Ban pux. in Dig dooscs for Walter Genin. the vbrnir otf!ilitr ranntl. chased from; the Spokane club. Genin Is a young caicner, wno played in the out field for the Indians last season. He Is very fast and nromfsM th d lnn Intn oulte a hitter." Raymond also thinks weli of Wilson, the Vancouver outfielder, acquired by McCredie. - JUMPERS OUT OP LUCK Baseball players -who jumped major and minor league contracts for the In dustrial leagues of the Fast, are out of luck. With a number of the big plants cutting down their forces, a majority of these players will be thrown out of work. With the doors of organized baseball closed to them for five years they might as well oensider their playing days over. Worsteds are the "Superfine' ' of Woolen Fabrics. They are made of the longer and finer fibers of Virgin Wool. Just as Steel is to Iron, so Worsted is to Woolens. It's the Refined Article. Worsteds hold their shape better wear better-'--areJbetter and give far more Service than just ordinary "All Wool" Woolens. SUIT and EXTRA TROUSERS At less than the regular price of suit only $70, $75, $80 We also have on Sale fine Woolens ' - I i 1 Suit and Extra Trousers $45 and Up You'll wear a NICOLL suite twice as long as ordinary clothes, . because you will enjoy its comfortable fit and individual good style. That's what makes our clothes so desirable and so economical. . . - Overcoats, Too, on the Bargain Counter ' p - . ' Oscar M. Smith, Manager 1 08 Third St. Near Washington Akron Pro Grid Champions Will Make Coast Tour Akron, Ohio, Bee. 21- U. P.) Ohio sends Its second ehamploashlp football tean to the Paelfle coast this week. . The Akron Pros, world's ' profes tioaal ehampiont, leave Tbarsday for a six weeks' toar of Pacific coast cities. - The week following Ohio State'r Stir Year's day battle with Califor nia, the pros are sehedaled to show their wares at Pasadena. There will be tl persons In the party leaving here, tneladlng the wives of several members of the team. Practically the entire pro team Is included. Local Trapmen to Shoot at Woodburn . A number of Portland Gun club trap shooters will journey to Woodburn, Or., Wednesday ! morning to participate in the annual -Christmas day turkey shoot to be held by the Woodburn club. tight members of the Portland Gun club participated in the Salem Gun club turkey shoot last Sunday and brought hack the bag limit The bag consisted of turkeys, geese and ducks. Numbered among the winners were Ray Winters, Dr. Carl Proudfoot, Bob Martell, J. C. Morris, Abner Blair, E. H. Keller, C. B. Preston and Grant ;Hawman. ' Holmes Is Hockey Captain . Seattle. .Wash., ) Dec. 21. Harry ("Happy") Holmes has . been elected captain of the Seattle Metropolitans In their race for ' the 1920-21 championship of the Pacific Coast Ice Hockey asso ciation. The . selection was unanimous. each ox the nine members of the squad voting for """the popular and efficient goalkeeper. - Taylor Wins Mat Contest Casper, Wyo., Dec. 2L (L N.' S.) Jack Taylor of this city defeated Steve Savage of Chicago in a wrestling match here last night. Taylor took two straight fails, the first in 45 minutes,' and ' the second in eight minutes. ' Stanford university has a squad of 264 swimming candidates in training. See Our Windows A Drive on Worsteds IE Trading of Players to Take Place By Jaek Veloek "JYEr YORK. Dec 21. (L N. S.) Sev era! big player deals set in motion during the recent baseball - meetings here promise to liven up the "hot stove season," according to indications today. Shortly after the hoUdays, it is be lieved, the. owners of ! half a dozen or more clubs will settle down in earnest to make swaps or purchase players, and rumors have it that fandom is In for some surprises, i From St Louis comes word, that the Cardinals have put Roger Hornsby on the market after two or more years of turning down fabulous offers for the player. Hornsby, it Is said, can be had today for 1150,000 or the equiva lent In players. ! Time waa when the New York Giants would have jumped at this offer. Man ager McGraw is said to. have offered nearly 1250,000 for Hornsby at one time last summer. During the recent base ball conclave here It was rumored that New York had purchased Hornsby, but McGraw denied it. ' and Secretary Jo seph O'Brien reiterated the denial to day when the rumor cropped op again. GIANTS WANT GROH The Giants are stUV after Heinle Groh of the Reds. They have offered 1150,000 for the crack third baseman, and McGraw still has hopes of landing him. ; Meanwhile the Reds are after Rabbit Maran villa of the Braves, and the Pirates want Larry Kopf, Cincin nati shortstop. With Hornsby on the market, Maran -ville on the market, and other clubs eager and willing to make deals, it ap pears certain that several big swaps in which the inflelders figure prominently will be consummated before the end of January. Ty Cobb, new manager of the Tigers, is expected to weed out several players, and among prospective Tigers is Dick Rudolph of the Braves, who has been given permission to make a deal for himself by President George Grant ' Seattle Hockey Team Beaten , Vancouver, B. C, Dec. 21. (L Nr. S.) Seattle's hockey team was defeated 2 to 0 in the opening contest of the Pa cific Coast season here last night by the Vancouveriites. Eight thousand saw the match. "Smokey" Harris, formerly on Portland's team, made the opening score. Fine 31 Captains Elected For Multnomah Club Junior Hoop League Captains of the teams In the Jungle Basketball leagues among the Junior boys f of the Multnomah Amateur Ath letic club were elected Monday after noon. Play for the 1920-21 club, cham pionship will start soon after January L and In the meantime little squads will work out under the direction of Professor O. C. Mauthe, director of physical education of the "Winged M" club. In order to get acquainted. In the second section of Junior boys George Watkins- Story will- lead 'the Eagles, Mott Walker will captain the Tigers, Sidney Nolea Jr. will captain the Cougars, Bin Branin the Cooties, Jack Gilmore the Buffaloes, and Rod ney Banks the Hawks. Games will be played on Monday and Thursday after-, noons, starting at 4:15 o'clock, and each squad will have to play every other quintet three times, according to present plans. In the high school section of junior boys Ray Rankin is captain of the Eagles; Jack Renshaw, Buffaloes; Guertin Carroll, Cougars; Joe Fall, Ti- Thoughtful Gifts for the Women Folk Hot Pbint Irons. . .$7.75 Hot Point Toasters. $9.25 Percolators . $6.50 to $10 Manicure Sets. $3 to $4 Carving Sets $3.50 to $10 Shears . . . . . 55c to $3.50 Chafing: Dishes . . .'$13.50 Sport Clothes, if she loves the Out-of-Doors. Aluminum , Utensils, if she takes pride in a shin ing kitchen. Dont brave the depart ment store crush. Shop here in com fort. 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