SATURDAY, JANUARY 21. . 1322.
McGraw Sighs f or Five
With Giants
auses
THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL PORTLAND OREGON.
Dick Hanley Says Jealousy C
Sdtiabble--
Years
Denial Made
VFl OjrllUJLUUlC
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By Gears Berts
tTlOOROUS denial that syndicate
j V UMbdl exarted ta tha ownership
ff Ox Portland, and Seattle club of the
Paetflo Coaat teacwa, aa Indicated la an
article la a San Francisco paper, baa
been made by WTO lain H. Kipper, presi
de af Ota Beavers.
Tba aitida, which appeared after the
anhedule meeting of the Ooaat league in
Kan Francisco, quoted Waiter McCredle.
fonnar manager of the Portland club, aa
saying that William Kenworthy, who
waa considered aa manager of the Bea
vera, owned a block of stock tn the dab.
McCredle waa alas quoted aa sarins that
a check signed by Kenworthy paaaed
' through bis hands when the deal waa
McGraw Highest ;
Paid Man; Tops
Famous B. Euth
By Wsu J. Calpsiaa
Sew Tork, Jea. 1L Ty Cobb aa
loarer to the highest aalarlad maaa
far la bate ball. Joke J. XeGraw to
dar signed a new contract a leader
af tka JTew .Terk Cleats at IIMM a
VAC fOt PSESSST
Xleppar declared "there la not a bit of
truth ta the eta lament. Walter MeCred
ta waa Dt present when tba deal waa
made and when all arrangements were
finally completed bo waa called In to
put hi name to the contract.
A rumor that syndicate baseball ex
taiad waa ear rent la Portland and Seat
tle aad gained aoine strength among
Portland tana It waa an easy thing ror a
report af thla kind to get started In view
af the fact that KJepper and Brewater, the
mala stockholders In the Portland club,
formerly eon trolled the Seattle club.
XcGraw sot only tops n ether
managers, bat alae beads the noted
Mr. Bath for the tine fee lag. at any
rate. Babe's doeameat last seasoa
railed for tfJHi flat aad lies for
each boms re a, glrlag hint a gross
Iseone of !. Timidity Is not
aaeag the faalta of the swatter, aad
be pat la a bid for I7MN for IMS,
with the asaal boast at ties far sack
roaad'trip bit.
Bake will gei a contract for MM
of tke ;, aad the liH premlam
for each of bis boaia reas.
Youth Has to
Wait for Net
Rankings
TVTKW TORK. Jan. 2L U- P.) For
11 some strange reason the ranking
.di!.,WM,aII Tennla association seems prejudiced
against youth.
Vincent Richards, the "boy wonder of
the courts." bad a regular battle for
Jolin McGraw
Signs 5-Year
N.Y. Contract
By Jack Vtloek
International Nava Stfrtea ftnoftin Editor.
TVTKW YORK. Jan. 2L Under hia new
XI five year contract aa manager and
vice president of the Giants, John J.
McGraw today taken rank aa the highest
salaried and moat successful team leader
baseball baa ever known.
Tba financial terms of the contract
were not made public when President
Charles A. Stoneham announced that
McGraw bad signed bnt It la knoam
thai his contract calls for a salary of
$(5,000 a year, or a total of $325,000 for
we nve years. 1
In addition to this McGraw, as a
stockholder In the Giants, will receive
a share of the club's profits, and If the
team la aa successful under hia man
agement during the next five years aa
it haa been in ' the past, he stands to
clean up a cool million before hia con
tract expires.
With a world's 'championship team to
start the 1922 season, bolstered by the
addition of Heinle Groh at third base,
McGraw will commence hia twenty-first
year as manager .of the New York Na
tionals with the brightest of prospects.
The signing of his contract dispels
rumors that he waa about to retire from
the active management of the New York
club.
more
manager of the Seattle club
strength waa added to the rumor.
KJepper states that with the exception
af Jamee Brewster, not a single man l!" ,;l.f V-m ' , Z.
Mi4.M, r ti.i km. i veers to get proper recognition of his
the Portland club,
sbility, but be succeeded this year when
he waa placed third among the men
players.
Perhaps, little Miss Helen Wills, the
XAXIM TO Bl TsUBKD
Del Baker, first string catcher of the ,,7"" 'tZTfZlLJZ
ty the Beavers. He rejected a contract
calling. for the same salary that be re
carved last year and aa a result likely
will be traded to some club outside of the
Coast league. None of the clubs In the
coaat circuit seem anxious to grab Baker
and mapper haa a deal In mind that will
give Baker a nice change la scenery.
BAREBALL VOTES
"Spec". Burke, Portland
boy on the
same experience as
Richards. She at least la starting out
that way.
With "pig-tails" hanging down her back
a service that would do justice to a Da
via Cup defender and an all around game
that waa one of the sensations of the
east laat summer. Miss Wills was re
warded by being ranked aa No. 14 by
the committee.
Heralded as a great star. Miss Wills
Bv rcr bjee to beTn'g turn wlVTLd ?. '? Z?7
r.. i tv. r. . ..K - In Rhode Island state championships.
T..: ,V. , t' Vr v.. I Although it waa ber first experience on
fared him a chance to make a deal for " V dTn5ed. i
blmself and "Spec" will endeavor to
ratch on with one of the Texas league
ciube thla coming season.
Walter Oenln. Beaver outfielder, may
final round, where she lost to Mrs. Mar-
Ian Zlndersteln Jeasup, No. 1 on thla
year's ranking list.
Several weeks later at the Nassau
Country Club tournament, she went to
Raskeebmi
Eastern college scores: '
Chicago 13, Northwestern 12.
Ohio State S3, Indiana 17..
Notre Dame 28, Creighton IS. .
Depauw 44, Centre 11.
Beloit 29, CarroU IT.
Lombard 11. Bradley 24.
Kalsmasoo Normal St, Depaul 24.
Monmouth 28, Illinois College. 17.
Coe 17. Hamline 15.
tipper Iowa 2a, leather College 13.
: Illinoia Wesleraa 33. Arkansas
Ilea 22. .
Ag
rTTHE Peninsula Park basketball teams
J. are having a busy time playing all
the teams that come alone but Coach
Gallo's athletes are making- good. show
ings. The Peninsula Mohawks defeated
the Honeyman Hardware company quin
tet. 49' to 7. on Wednesday night and
on the following night the Victorians of
the Young Men's Christian Association
were walloped, 27 to 21. The Peninsula
Juniors won from the Ockiey Green
Juniors, 11 to S. while the Peninsula
Intermediates won their last match by
forfeit, the Albina. Juniors falling to
show up. The line-ups:
VnhiwfaL Vrm. Victorian.
Baattr I8 P.. (8) Mank
Hams 14). .J? ....... Gerod
Osborn (11) C... ..(4) Dans
Huffsmith (4) G (4) Lehmia
Thompaoa... G (ft) Jo
Biltw mmm.
Pn. Jn. Poa. OoU7 Gnea In.
Perry (4)
Inmaa (5) . . . ,
Btetens ......
Ertrlsad (2)..
UaRiaa
Refer
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teeOeeeae.
Big Polo Schedule
Arranged m South
(By United News)
Riverside, CaL. Jan. 21. Polo fans of
Southern California will see one of the
greatest tournaments ever staged tn the
South here starting February 6. The
tournament will be held on Chemawa
Park field, the original home of polo on
the Pacific coast.
The Santa Barbara team Is coming to
Riverside on or about February 1 for
an Indefinite stay and will take part In
the tournament with MM wick, Coronado,
Denver and Riverside.
The state championship will be decided
during the tournament and the battle in
all probability will be between Santa
Barbara and Mldwick Country club of
Pfcsadena.
Tomorrow Riverside plays Coronado,
captained by Major Colin Ross. Next
Saturday the Denver and Riverside
teams will clash here.
Uohawka. Pne.
Metealf (4).... P
Beatty (10) F. ... .
Oabora (23) P....
Hutbmith (12) O....
Thoxnpton O . . . .
Harria Spare.
Beferee Hntmv
Bead!
(4) Kieth
Atwood
, . . (4) Speacer
...... Houston
Honensans
(3) Clark
...(2) Gleonoa
...(2) Haatoa
G. Starr
Halsard
Charges of
BuyGrid
Men Denied
lapaytkttk BirsnnBgs kkt
BAISEB IIS, POB TBAM
TAfayette, 1U Jam. iUV. PJ
The aaestloa of where the atoaey,
wbleb Coach Blebs ef Pardee has
admitted afferlag pUyara ta the
Tferthwest toAtuad Pmrdae, -was to
come from, was aatwerei today.
Business mca ef Lafayette, dettr
eas ef getOag a goad football team,
conducted a sDeat campaign aad
with tke aid ef alamal ebtalaed lll
see with wbleh to offer "scholar,
ikiyt" to pre mis lag football mee.
rpwo Wmia boys Stanley and AJ
JL soared kaockouU la bouta at Har
rlaburg, Pa a week ago. Stanley, box
bur the main event, rocked Billy Rey
nolds at Philadelphia to aleep la eight
rounds after be bad taken a count of
five ta the fifth round. Al. a younger
brother, called featherweight champion
Weaver Will
Not Be Given
A Whitewash
Babe Herman Just
Shades1 Eeisler in
New York Contest
(By taaed Keaa)
New York, Jam. tL Babe Ilermaa.
Jack Dsmmcri taatberwelrht aaarrlnar
ox xne aennayrvania eoai regiona, pat cawj, Jan. m x. r. & oeorge partner, bad a very bttier 45 aalaataa
ta the first, minute of the first rouna. I man of the Chicago White 80s, win not I wkm. voanie aiaier,
Harrtaburg papers says Richie" Mitchell be ralnstatad ta organiaed baaebaJl by I rTldjkT night la Madiaoa Square Cardan,
haa been offered a match with Stanley. I jodge K. Id. Zmadia, It was leaned to-1 knd barely outpointed the boy after XX
o . v T tTom. uroM rparently authentic, awkward but earnest rowada of fighting.
mwwiwnw, wu Hi . sJ 1 A mMn, Y, iMn T m kA 1. . .., , . m . n ., .
Ifuiiul IwJU r.nn- Ml SIT , " " l uiu. nruug nw
r-u'T' r .vr "w pic up by Depa.y to bump
wam.. yt- e..Mi. nr. I evw. wn waa earrea Wltn outer I
clsion was a popular one and the scrap a ZST 1' TT; " wn
I locks of the old Johnny rma bet
lively o-iui waa v.ra .hide! -P'-w- the 1,1, world". I
in the first and third by local sporta- -" iar his aim waa bad and Vvaa7 aTbaa
men throuab bis aawreaaivaneas. Caaev imraonal appeal ta Judge Laadls for re- J T.wlT ..r?T.
I bad the weight, however, and mora steam Inrtatement. aa waa axduaivy told by lntmu "ST jiw Tf tS. 'TZZZ
I lh his blow.. tba International New, Serrlce. Weaver t?m? TtrSZ
I I., av iv m m a a t I tea wares! aa aa4 a Vsaa tJt a a I . . . ....
saw w. sej I aal UsTff WUWT lisa I A tU UM aJiamlls twi I aM-w wa ww aaaseaeapaj eaau baW 11 PI Kvarlamfl t Iwn smml T amsaat sIC Harms k m si
Fhardireciya J5" m t ?rt7 to have though not hurt by the bVowa
of Purdue university that be "boughr I " . . . .' . . r" l - , wur a-'" a
high achool and university football play-1 m".' ".T" .1-" I .JO?? nal! " I- tmderatood. m "" .
tn voe anu-tiBM uwue mi, uasv
weight champion of Canada, outclassed
end outboxed Tim Breavey of LAStcaatar.
TTkENTDliETpN, - Jan."
taoe against mm 1
Lione Star DUtt I
deserved credit for the a bowing he made.
era of promlae in the Northwest for the T LT-T- TT ,Z ,and by his declaration at the time
5.u 5M?1U ?r BIK15?ro fourth round and eWa eal Txhihi-1 en " ' x OQnted
uicxT uamey, coacn or xne renaieum u fm 1 or criminal cnargea, mat taare Is no
high- school. - Hanley bad been offered 1 place In organiaed baaeball for players
the position aa assistant coach at Pur- Oklahoma Citv Okla' Jan. 11 Oor-1 ainst whom there to the align teat eus-
due by Delta but bad not accepted the don jcKar af Porio idahn, n,i I Plcion of connivance with ramblers.
T -v v, v ,m , I BUly Britton of Kansas City, middle- Evidence obtained by the Judge, it la j
The cnargea. which, it is aaia, resulted I weirr,ts. fonaht 10 rannds to a draw I understood, baa coin laced him that
In the Purdue authorities 1 refusing to here tonight, Weaver bad knowledge of the alleged
other term, were made by Professor
Ayree of the University of Washington
Pa, ta 11 rounds.
be turned over to the San Antonio club " Jf"r.rm" of " Metropolitan
In the Tesaa league after all. The Lone i,Trw 7 " . " , aT
Ptar team waa banking on Genln and " t'c, c T
Klepper Is willing to let Oenin go on th, contested match at fi-3 and 6-4. Mrs. Jea-
optlenal acreement plan, in order not to I "':7-Ln experience.
break hla word with the San Antonio " 7' . T,
maaagsmenL reached the third round before being de-
Iiewiea 07 ansa iueanor uoss, n& a on
this year's list. The score waa 6-2. 4-6
Tke by the Boa vers last summer, has 1 111,(1 62 Mla8 Gbss being pressed to the
oeen waived out or the Coaat league and I """i.
win be turned over to the Mobile club of I At Longwood she easily defeated Miss
the Southern league. Bert Nlehof f. for- Leslie Bancroft. No. S on the list, and
mer Loo Anselee nlarer. will handle tha I then she went Into the girls' chamnlon-
Mobile club thla season. I ship at Forest Hills and so completely
,, . . - loutciaasea tne neia that there was no
out oiurnni. IUO Bnencer and Rod I mnf.rt
aturpny nave signed their 1922 contracts I Rh thtn VaMipn. raiifni. mA
with the Seattle club, Murphy will be won the Pacific Coast championship, de
eapteln of the Indians this coming sea-1 feating Miss Helen Baker. No. 4 In 192L
wnen such players as Mrs. Edward
Raymond, Miss Margaret Grove. Mrs.
Edwin A. Falk. Miss Clare Caasel and
Mrs. Robert LeRoy are ranked ahead
of her on the national list, it is hard to
understand how the committee arrives
at Its conclusions unless it works on the
theory that a youngster has to brove it
R V Jack no accident by doing great deeds on
Lamy Beats McLean
Un Ice Skating Meet
eoru
Jack Quinn Will
Retire From Majors
Chicago, Jan. IL I N,
Quinn, veteran pitcher who recently 'he courts for three or four years.
was uraaea ny tne New Tork Tankeea to
the Boa ton Red Sox. will not report to
we k os ion dub next year. It was
elared here today. According to Charles
, Oelaman, manager of the Marquette
Manora, a local aeml-nro club. Quinn
baa signed a contract to pitch for that
organisation.
I UJ
5 Northwestern Signs
!0ak Park Mentor
4.
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nTITlt OX 6UO RCLB BOARD
Berkeley, CaL, Jan. 21. (U. P.) Andy
Rmith, university of California football
coach, baa been named a Western mem
ber of the football rules committee for
1SI1, It waa anaounced on the campus
Here today.
Chicago. Jan. 21. -(I. N. B.) Glenn
F. ThleUethwalte. director of physical
education and athletics at Oak Park
high school here, haa been selected as
coach of Northwestern university foot
ball team. Thlstlethwalte haa signed a
nve year contract,' It was announced
He is a former Earlham college star
and has been successful as a coach of
The North Portland Center of Com
munity Service first team defeated the
Couch grammar school basketball squad.
22 to IS, In the Davis school gymnasium
Thursday night. Hill and Clay were
the stars for the losers, while the bril
liant playing of Walter "Red" Brown
featured for North Portland. Brown
shot 12 points. The line-ups:
Coach, Poa N. Portland.
Clay P Brown
Co. P Hsrrts
IU11 O . . . . Amett
McMath O Aberchok
Bice G Bradford
Referee Henderson.
Dundee, Or., Jan. 21. The Dundee
basketball team is ready to meet the
Fernwood quintet here tonight The lo
cals won from Tualatin last week-end
by a 12 to 7 Bcore.
Sheridan, Or.. Jan. 21. The United
Artisan hoopers of Sheridan won a hard'
fought contest from the Perrydale con
tingent, 18 to IS, Thursday night. Perry.
dale led at the end of the first half
and it was not until late in the second
period that the locals were able to tie
it up. With one minute to go, Marlon
Hurford scored a sensational basket
from the center of the floor, giving Sher
idan the victory.
faculty. In a letter to the president of
Purdue, Ayree is said to have set forth
that an agent of Delta bad "bought" Minneapolis. Jan. 2L-1L N. 8.) Jack
players in Everett, Seattle, Sedro- I perry Frankle Murphy Friday night
nwwr( nvui.1 obuu uiio iiijr uy uiieriug I in 10 rvUUGSW
to pay them a cat salary to attend Pur
due.
OFFERED SO X02TXT
In these charges Hanley said there
was no truth in adding that the test!
Dee Molnea, Jan. 21. (L N. S.V Roe-1 ette basketball team bara laat nlaht im rracOoally all ef their eubeUtatea. Tbe
mony of the men be interviewed on a re- coe Hall stopped Eddie Root in tha fourth I nUed up a 32 to 10 victory over tha Bear- I Froeh defeated the Chemawa Indiana
cent acoutina- trio would bear out hla I round Friday night. oats, - I II to IS as a curtate raiser.
atatement that he made no attempt to I .. . . I rv vv .u m . I The score :
lndne men attendinr Northwest schools ""-"?","' "" c. o.f I ,v . , " ' T . . Oregon. roe.
.".la. xt--.I.; Homer Bmitn beat Ted Jamteaon In 10 r"a " 1 " Andre t K
Vt tai koiiuuia vvr ai.as2asa iwtutniis'i svwwai Wv.,jb m-jjS. lavl
to Prirdaa . , ,
Hanley. wbo, as a student or wasn
(By United News)
Saranac Lake. N. Y., Jan. 21. Edward
Lamy of Saranac Lake, former amateur
and professional speed skating champion,
thrilled a crowd of several hundred here
Friday when he staged a real comeback
by defeating Bobby McLean of Chicago
in two out of three races, winning ne
410 and half mile. The finish of the
mile race waa so close that officials were
forced to confer before declaring Mc
Lean winner. The Chicago, flyer had a
bad fall near the finish of the half mile.
Don Baker of Brooklyn was third.
Summary: 440-yard, first, Lamy; sec
ond, McLean : third. Baker. Time 38 1-5.
Half mile, first. Lamy ; second. Baker.
Time 141.
One mile, first, McLean ; second, Lamy ;
third. Baker. Time 3:67.
Aberdeen, Wash., Jan. 21. The senior
team of the Aberdeen Boys' club defeat
ed the Grays Harbor Business college
hoopers, 42 to 21, here Thursday night
Following are the standings of the two
church basketball leagues for the first
half ot the 1921-22 schedule:
ItS-POUND LEAGUE
Won. IxU
Tex Eickard Gets
Into Another Jam
New Tork, Jan. 21. (TJ. P.) Tex
Klckard, famous sporting promoter, was
arraigned in police court today on
charges of mistreating three girls, all
under IS years oC age. Rlckard denied
all the charges.
The allegation was brought by the
Society for Prevention of Cruelty to
Children.
Rlckard sweepingly denied the accusa
tions and declared that he did not even
know the girls. He was released on
J bail to appear next Wednesday.
Centenarr-Wilbur 4 0
Woodlawo U.B. S 1
Highland Baptist S 1
Central Prubrterian. 1 1
Forbes Presbyterian 1 1
Arleta Baptist 1 1
Buncyside Congregational . . .-. 1 S
Westminster Presbyterian .... 0 2
Anabel Presbyterian ........ 0 4
138-POUND LEAGUE
Won. Last.
Central Presbyterian 3
Centenary-Wilbur U. B. . . . . S
Anabel Presbyterian . i 2
Sellwood M. B. 1
Rannyside Conrrecstional. 1
Swedish Baptist 0
Grace Baptist 0
plot to throw the series even if be did
Milwaukee, Jan. . 2L (L N. a) 1 not participate in or benefit from It
Johnny Srtle beat Benny Vogel in 10
rounca moay nignt
Philadelphia, Jan. 21. L N. & All
Verbecken won from Vincent Lopes in
eigne rounos rmt night
Willamette Beaten
By Idaho Quintet
Willamette tTni varsity. Salem. Or
Jan. 2L Idaho bad little trouble break
ing through the defense of the WlUasa-
Washington Beats
Oregon Team Easily
University of Oregon. Eugene, Or-
Jan. 21. In the fastest game a oa the
home floor thla year the Waahlagtea
V Ik intra defeated tee Latnoa TeUew Fri
day night 4 te It. The Vlklags led at
the end of the first half. ! I to 12. The
locals showed up better than ever before
with Zimmerman starrier Waahlngte
stare were Lewis aad Crawford. The
game waa fast and during the last tew
minutes of play both coach ran ta
ington state college, waa one of the star
players on the Cougar eleven, admits
that during the Christmas holidays he
did Interview players In Northwest cities
Including those places mentioned but
says that in every instance the men told
him before any overtures were made
that they did not -Intend to go to North
west BChoola.
Ski Jumpers Will
Vie for Titles Sunday
Chicago, Jan. 2L (L N. R More
man loo leading amateur and profes
sional akl lumpers will parti cl Data In
n..i Atmrn .r.. nff.r. the annual national championshlD tour-
carrying with them financial remuner- f" l x rtTf sTove, Cary, 111,
I.-- .T7-. der auspices cf the Norge Ski club of
aii9 ja Duon tt I iTrllcarO.
. The local coach waa bitter in his ar- I Because of the mild winter and light
raignment oi coacn isnocn uaganaw ox i snowrau mat naa prevailed In the vt
Washington, who, he said, started the
ma taam-e points. Uimlck waa Willaan- I Zimmermaa (4)
one's outataaamg star. I Latham 2)
loans ISSI '- fiei Burnett
A roc P GUWeu Keller )
- r ueeaa I Altstock
. .. .C ............. .Daen I flnmr
V? VAt'1 Wlunda (!)
gahstltattotM: Willi ! PaUoo far iMmm
Ooaey lor ui jetts
Rockhey
veatcn
Prffei
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Ralph Coleman.
Washington.
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... 1 Lrwrn
)Mlk
(l Bryan
. (I) Crawford
... Mirroode
.... Frank! and
t) peters
Oondlack
Pendleton Boxing
Commission Resigns
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chare-ea. He stated that Bagshaw him
self, had told a gathering at the Portland
Chamber of Commerce that he did not
believe in "poaching" to get students for
teams and that later Bagahaw made
overtures to Schulmerick of Hills bo ro
in an effort to get him to come to
Washington.
Inasmuch as Hanley has never for
mally accepted the place tendered htm
by the Purdue coach be contends that
even though he should have made "of
fers' to Northwest players that "Lone
Star" Delta could not be blamed for them run.
as he was not his legal agent and was
without authority to sign "contracts" as
alleged by Professor Ayres. He asked
that If charges were to be made against
Delta that the whole system of securing
talent for university and colleges be
gone into so that an indictment might
not be brought against Delta when he
is but following out a custom in vogue
l.ooo in colleges and universities the land over.
1.000 .
500 n&aauu run riiini.
255 Although Hanley did not come out
ooo flat-footed and eay so he Intimated very
Btrongly that an element or jealousy on
Pendleton, Or, Jan, 21. Resignations
of the entire membership of the Pendle
ton bovine? commission were presented
cinlty of Chicago It has been necessary I to the mayor bare last night following
to bring carloads of snow from points I the decision of the American Legion
in Wisconsin ana lowa to insure favor-1 post to relinquish its rights to promote
able conditions tor the meet I athletio contests berew Two members
ot the commission were Legion men, an-
WABKEBV AT STAFFORD I pointed laat year with the understand-
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Stanford University. CaL. Jan. 21. I lnr that the Leclon should anonsor the
(U. P.) Glenn Warner, famous Pitts-1 snort In this city. Its official match -
burg football coach, waa scheduled to 1 maker left the city soma months ago
meet representatives Cf Stanford unl- I and no contests nave been staged since
versity tonight to discuss an offer made I last summer. KecentlT. as a prellm-
to nun that be become coach at Stan- I inary to some wrestling bouts, there has
iora at tne conclusion of his Pittsburg I been aoroe boxing and in order to per
con tract which now has two years to I mlt the revival of the sport, the Legion
commission gave way.
Asher Will Arrive
Here Tonight for Go
"Babe" Asher. A. FL T. bantamweight
champion, who meets Danny Edwards
In the mala event or tne roroano nos
ing commission card next Tuesday
night, will arrive in Portland this eve
nlnc aocordtsff to a message received
rrom Johnny Schlff, his manager. Fri
day. Aaher will probably work out follow
ing bis arrival and la billed to show bta
wares before the raitbtrds at tha Olym
pic club tomorrow afternoon.
Aaher is confident that be win beat
Danny and wants to get a second mala
event in Portland. Asher'e confldewoe
may be shattered by Edwards who Is
going better right now than la many
months.
Woodlawn 2466. The Northwestern Na
tional Bank juniors were walloped by
the Midgets, 21 to 9.
The Vernon Midgets want games. Call I the part of Bagshaw had entered into
the fight in which Delta is tne center.
It waa reported from otner local people
that Delta had not been backward about
. . I expressing his opinion of the woeful
Arrangements were completed where- .jr t ,
had hopes some day of putting out an
American champion team. In fact, it
was said that Delta was looking as far
by the Knights of Columbus basketball
players will meet the Mt Angel college
toasera in the Mt Angel gymnasium,
January 29. The Knights have won two
games' alr'e tie work rt'UlfmmarT work
r,t "Sn." Rnrv. fnrm.i- Tofforo, hih team" and that the preliminary work
athlete and a member of the Portland Tf8 tdJmd " T5J 1J!?.
baseball team last fall. The "Caseys
had figured on a three-game series with
South .Parkway but Manager Henry
Pander was forced to call off negotia
tions of the country and not alone in the
Northwest
These statements, however, could not
be verified and Hanley would make no
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tions because the Knights are not regis- comment upon them. As far as he is
tered in the Amateur Athletic union.
Philomath College, Philomath, Jan. 21.
The Philomath college hoop Quintet de
feated the Mill City Four L team on the school teams in Oregon, a proieasion be
Mill City floor. 14 to 11. Tne game waa intends to iouow,
concerned he let It be known that he has
done nothing whatsoever that oould be
taken exception to for 11 be did he
would not be allowed to coach high
fast and clean, not a foul being called
on Philomath. Philomath college plays
the Albany college teams Friday night
both boya and girls.
Kelso, Wash., Jan. 21. The Kelso M.
E. basketball team easily defeated the
Castle Rock town team Friday evening.
41 to 20. At the end of the first half
the score was 20 to S. Trantow and Kr
ben were the stars for Kelso and Mur-
dock for Castle Rock.
Local people were much surprised at
the statement emanating from Seattle
and declared that if a clean sweep of
the systems now being used by the col
leges to secure material would be made
that many practices unknown to the gen
eral public would be uncovered.
Stanford, University, CaL, Jan. 21.
(U. P.) Stanford's basketball squad im
mediately after the game with St Igna
tius tonight "will leave on Its Invasion
of foreign territory. The Cards will go
direct to Eugene, Or., where they play
the University of Oregon January 24
and 25 and thence to Corvallls, meeting
the .Oregon Aggies January 27 and 28.
Ten men will make the trip.
Eugene. Or, Jan. 21. (TJ. P. Eugene
Ugh school vanquished the Albany high
basketball shooters last night here 31
to 16.
Club Quint Faces
Hard Hoop Contest UcMinnvme.
Pacific-Whitman
Freshmen Debate
Tie; Win at Home
Pacific University, Forest Grove. Jan.
21. Freshmen of Pacific university and
Whitman college tied in the dual de
bate staged Friday night at the two
Institutions, each home team winning
an unanimous decision. Pacific univer
sity debaters who met Whitman here I
were : . Vera Bright Beaverton ; John
Conroy, Knap pa, and Lester Talbott
Cornelius. Whitman repreeentauves
Wynhard Meekhof, Weiser,
Idaho ; Clark Jan teen, Yakima, Wash.,
and Ralph Walker. Pueblo, Colo. Judges
were: W. G. Eliot and G. E. Murphy.
Portland, and Professor R. Schlanch.
Will Lenin, Bolshevik Leader,
Marry Beautiful
Adventuress,
Who Is Boss of
Soviet Russia?
'0' ... 1
la- i- t" -? . &
TOAimtOCS DECISION IS W09
BT WHITMAlf AT VTALLA WALLA
Walla Walla. Waalu. Jan. 2t Whit
man's freshman debate team won from
I Pacific university here Friday night by
unanimous - decision. The Whitman
team comprised : Elmer Swenaon. Lyn-
The five players selected by Coach j
George G. Dewey to go In against thai
University of Idaho quintet tonight had
better, be prepared for a gruelling time
for Dewey plans on keeping them in I
there until somebody drops. The Mult
nomah. Amateur Athletic club squad baa I den. Wash. ; Harold King. Walla Walla,
been so large-that the coach baa bad a and Ed Smith. Yakima. Pacific: Leon
difficult time to pick a first string and ard Alley. Portland; Sinforoea Padilla,
aHow&t to remain in a match for any Manila, P. L. and Samuel Pearlman,
length of time. Portland. Judges were Paul WeyraUch,
The Winger , "M" won the opening I W. A. Lacey and John W. Caughlin.
game of the campaign against the uni
versity of Oregon but whitman college
banded the clubmen a lacing and In the
latter match, Coacn Dewey used 11 play
era. The contest tonight in the Multno
mah gymnasium promises to be v.a
thriller for the club stars are out to
keen the Gem Stater from; making It 17
victories in tS starts. One setback haa
been handed the Idaho delegation so far
this Tear.
: The visitors arrived in Portland Sat
urday morning and spent considerable
time looking around the Multnomah club.
Courthouse Ground
Fails to Attract
Pasco. Wasb Jan. 2L Sale of the
old courthouse site by the county, which
waa advertised for Tuesday, waa post
poned until February t, there being
no bidden for the isopeity at the ap
pointed time. The ptopetty comprises
two lots, each 50x10 feet oa East Lswis
Tha game tonight will start at S 30 1 street, one being a corner lot The old I
o'clock with Harry Ftocfaer as the ref-1 courthouse and Jan have been- ton
This Russian damosel, beautiful,
feminine, and in love, prefers serv-
ing her country to marrying its
dictator and bearing children.
y
Their love affair is the
talk of Soviet Russia.
Will it end in marriage?
Read the Story in the
Magazine Section
of The
erea, - - .1 down.