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Grammar School Baseball ; Tosseirs to Opea Annual Campaign for City Title onrTiiesclay
THE OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, SUNDAY MORNING, BIARCH 26, 192i.
58! Schools
Will Battle
For Honors
Multnomah Club
xuiciuiciuaica uuui
Successful Year
, WINNERS OF THE 1922 CITY BASKETBALL CHAMPIONSHIP
rrtHK Multnomah Aattnir Athletic I
X club intermediates jtrf proud of their
V.UJ'1 r-DCnrr teams representing m basketball Uun,' which completed a very
JC many grammar KhooU will battle for wiefw fnl aeasoai Not once during the
th ltll championship of th Portland 1121-11 eunptlta did the Winged V
Ortmmtf School Basoban league. Tho youths gutter , a defeat, in face only
opening games are scheduled for Tues- one setback baa been banded them la
day afurnooa la Tarloua parts or the the last two yean. The Oregon Agri
City, weather permitting. ' cultural collet: freshmen managed to
U ML Morgan, principal of Bellwood score a win over the club- youngsters
chooL la eeneral chairman ot the base- but when it la taken Into consideration
ball actlvltls. and be baa appointed I that tbe O. A. CJ vanity found tt dif fl
it assistants who will be ta charge of I cult to break even with the "Babe in I
the respective sections. Because of the! tbe practice tames. -the Intermediates
terse number ot teams entered it nas 1 figure that their . setback was cot a I
been wade neeeeeary to form 10 cma-1 burnOUting one,
tons. Each section, except No. 7. woicn I Victories this year for the lntermedi-1
has seven squads, and Na in, wnicu oae I a tea Included two over the Salem Tel-
three, has' sis aggregatlone. I low Jackets, one over th Bnal Brith I
. Games are bllted for April It, but intermediates, on over the Peninsula
ewiton arm ae mao Because ui - Mohawks, another over -the Columbus
Sat for the opealna of the Padflo Coast
leagus In Portland and a majority oi
the grammar achool players m well aa
ether budiis and members ot we acui
ties, win want U M what Our Bea
vers' took lias. In all probability tbn
trammer school engagements will be
staged April 17 or II.
' Arrangamenta bare been made to play
but ens game a week, that on Tuesday,
waather permitting. Heretofore, the
young athletes have been-called onjto
battte In at least two matches a week
. ana Tt worked a hardship on the schools
baring bat ens pitcher or one available
star for, sack position on the team.
club and the strong North Padflo Den
tal college freshmen. The personnel of
the Winged "M squad follows: Myron
Wllsey. Charles Leggitt, Theodore Stef
fen. Warren Oliver, Dave PUuao, Bus
Douglas, Manager Edwin 8err and Fred
erick J. Martin. I I
Despite the fact that Coach George Q.
Dewey had only! three holdovers from
too 1121-23 city champions Serr, Leg
gitt and Martin be managed to develop
a new combination which -was able to
turn In wins with regularity. Irvs Cole.
now a star "freshman athlete at Kan-1
sas university, played a stellar game at
The principals of the schools involved I guard. wbUa Dave Wright, the star for-
la each affair must arrange for the um
pires and agree on the grounds.
Following la the schedule tor 1123:..
totioaj 1
. a. oamaeeq
Wink tl TVM va, Woedlewa, mV
""apeO 4 Tnawpava va. AIMsa Heswitaaa.
Klaaland va Kanaadr. Verses va Weoaiaws,
aril 11 .TKaaapaaa va Rlshland. AlMne
Boawataid va Varaoe, Canned, va Woodlawa.
April II Tam vs. Tbmpeea, Weartlews
V. Hlshlaas. Eanaad, va Alblne Heawetaa.
AprU 4 Bannad va, Tlnm WoeeV
lawa va Alfeia Mawartaad, Ulshiaad va Vef
" tenoii i
OHslrman, N. . Blewe
Mare. ? rvtuaaula va Kenton, Oaklet
Grave va Torfnaoath, W lulus vs. Beaen.
April 4 avnvm va. mrwaioma.
. WuiUma. FMa-h va ttakle Una
AarU 11 Pevlaaala va Portamoat. WTJ-1
Wbm va Orklrr Urwa, Kenton va Baaea. I
April is wtlltame va Fortawtmth. Beach
va Pufwaviata, Ovale liraea va Kantaa. I
ward. Is making good at ths University I
of Illinois. Bate Jacobberger played
freshman basketball tX ths University
of Oreron while," Billy DrisooD. Cole's
running mat at guard, was Ineligible
to oompet for th Intermediates this
year, having graduated to the senior I
ClaSS, . . , - I' . - -f . I
Practlcany every on of the 1921-tt
aggregation will be seen tn action on
the ciub court next year and every
effort will be made to repeat the long
string of victories. Manager Serr la
very optimlstla over the prospects even
though the boys have laid away their
uniforms only last week.
DASKEEBAI1
April MS -Baaah va II raw oath.
rn Uakla UtMa. Kaataa va, w
aionosj s - I
OTtalpman, T.d. dsrf I
Much IS Ul r. ghavar, rarawooa m
Zero. HoUarfiT va, Bookmaa,
. AevU rtrawond va Kltot. Sbavat va Bot-
ladav. Sana va aackataa.
April tl arras v. Klkot, Baosnaa va
barer. rrawaod va UolUear.
AbtU 10 llolladay va KUot, Bbsver va
Same. Baekmaa va rmtwood.
Aprs la Mto va Boafeavaa.
Bfcerar, UvUadaf va Kama.
StOTISjSJ 4
HERMISTON. March 25- The Irriga
tion Baseball league has been organ
ised ,for the third consecutive season
and consists of four towns on the Colum
bia highway. Echo, Hermlston, Stan
field and Umatilla. All games will be
played on Sunday the opening date to be
April II, and each team will play, six -a vnro t,.n. a mnti
sanies at noma ano six on the road. I -rfi Ko.irthoii in in th
Chairman. L. L. Bakep
Warrh J MnnUrllU . Mount Tabor,
There will be no salaried players, but
each umpire will receive 110 for each
game. The Community club of Hermls
ton went on record favoring a -half holi
day on Saturday with places of business
closed, and playing the games on that
day Instead of Sunday. The admission
will be 60 cents, th Hermlston club
rU IS HMlflVd va MoalarUla. Bannrttda I maung a Special price Of 2 PlUS War t&X
tor tn six gamea The officers of the
league are: President, Carl Gilbert ot
Echo; vice president, O. Stangby of
Umatilla ;secretary, Don Prultt of Stan
fleld; treasurer, Henry Hitt of Hermls
ton. 'Th Spauldlng company will pre
sent the championship team with a sil
ver trophy at the close of the season. ;
m
' (Jttr lmrk ra Sannrida, Monfatit va. Olmaoa,
AprU 4- unnrnw va MonvarlUa, aloaat
TatMi, va Uartofd. Ulvaeot va Koav City Par.
April 11 llmftrden. Una Ctty Par, Mount
TarM va Ssnnvald. Montavula v 111
Apr,
va.ta oa. Km city Pan va Moant Tabor.
' AprU S aannraifte va Bartbrs, Olraan
va, Masai Taker. Maalavule va Hem Uts Para,
. StOTION B , C .
" Cbslrvwao. g. T feWnt . -
Ma4 JNOnutn va, KaUora, Wandatoek
va ArMa, Wondmar va Itmtn.
Ami 4 Cratoa va Woodstack, KaQass va
Wandiaara,s Alata va brat
April 11 Arlrt va. t'raatoa, Woodraara va
wiMitmi, Lonta va, aalinvt.
AprU
nu,
AprU
iibia,
SI0T1ON
iTvvWw va F. Mossman Keeps
baUoss a WaadM-ok. . , . TT V - A.,
Qharnaan. M. M. She
Mar I aiM va lUrKainrMt, BaCvAwd I
va, Hirwm. juntos aatlf va. sraoktrv.
Anrd 4 Uto1 m StnkaiM.
Vi. Bmnklra, Haatbnraa va Cttnaoa Katlv.
Apnl 11 Brooklrs va Hawthorne, Slapaas
a. txiawn mmij, ruf mont va Miivaoa,
April IS 'Uaa Balks va. BaUwand.
tkaraaJ Va kUctiaMMd. a rook Ira va. BM
A prd I Staphana va. Maatkarka, Mkak
Itoutb, Bend, Wash- March 2JTis
strongest tradition among hunters and
iianermen in Pacific countv la eostainjul
In this little phrase "Mossman vrill gt
you. If you don't watch out." Frank
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Big Season Had I t it I t L 1 V 4 v' .i 'ZJA -
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Prevents U.S.From :
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ATEW TORE. March X&WTJ. P
i-v America baa to much money to get
th Otymplo games for years to
aeoordlns; to Frederick W Eublen, seo-
retary of the A. TJ. ,
White talking at a meetlnf of the
Metropolitan association th other night.
Rubles said no city la the United States
should got worked up over the proa
Dect of atsxtna th cames, because it
would be a false alarm. . ,
CAJ TKATEL - j.
Sentiment among the Kuropeaa
Uon. he said. A that America has so
much money she should do moat of the
traveling; and that th games should be
kept n th thr aid ot tn water.
In - building a stadium and getting
ready for .the games. Loa Angeles has
gone ahead without receiving any eo-
Basketball
Season Best
In Attendance
'' By Earl B 0dwts
rrXiS most Brjooassful basketball i
X t fax as sttandaao Is eoaoemod, xs
tba history ct th Multnomah Amateur
Athletic dub was brought to a doe wtth
th club Quintet wishing seven aoctasts
oomt nine played, A. Bayaaohd Tsotsary.
manairer of th Wlngd M" boo aetrr
Ities tor 1121-tl, baa not mad bis oClotal
report on the aumbw of spectators "who
witnessed th lasha. all ot vklekvsw
played in th dab gvmnaatuja. but "
baa announced that ail prevVms raoorda
were broken. - . '." -
The team started oat wlOa a victory
ever th University t Orsgoa repreeea-
UUves, but th ssooad setto was a aszeat
ar thai kandi of WaltmaaeUec. Coaoh
couraxsmeat from th .thistle authoH- ??PrX
ues ta this country, b added, -",T,.r 7",t T-oBd
Xa bis position as director of amateur I myA i. Mtkk an th f eUowtnr
athletics. Rublea ought to know what I ,4,- Bight, when th Ualvararty of
he la talking- about, but It seems that be I oUrmxioov which won the Pacific
differs somewhat from Baron Do Cou
bertln. president of th International
Olympic committaev who Indicated that
th United States not only bad a good
chanc to got the next game, but would.
get thorn If Franc defaulted.
DOXT BLAME THEM V
Even thoush ,th American authorities
gave '- bo .encouragement. Lao Angeles
could not b blamed tor proceeding with
coast and Northwest championship, left
th gymnasium wita u tong waa i a
to It soar. -
Aftsr that Coach Dewey found himself
and th Winged M wrrs war abto
to humble every quintet that put U aa
appearance. . .
Willamette university. Third Mara
division of Camp Larerka, waua
XOUng AaD VJinsuaiB jani lamia,
th probability.
St is said that th Amarioaa committee
does not want the games at bom
cans It would cut thsm ut of a
' trip and a chanc to see th worlds
plans when De Coubertln announced I vsrairv r Nrmda, South Parkway and
norm nana xoua
sd walloptnga ta th order nsmsYnd
th result of th last tw vtctorba gav
Multnomah erab th Ull-tl chmpn-
shlp ot Portlaad. AS sffnna to tend a
ahk ik. n n a a-rVmrCnval ml
.7. fv! f faited, , a a moi; th tndod-
nt tU of Orgoa was not bkzm.
ThPhfgn polat gttsr for rA-iubtBn
was On Gertn. with IN a&arkars, aad
neoond honors. weat to Bobby woaM.
who mad 42. Hugh Ocrta mad 14,
white Baa Douglas aad rranete jacoe-
bergar tted for tvsxt plan, each wlU XS.
Captain Claraao Xa Twtnlag Jr. piayiag;
guard, mad 10. aad Back was abte to
mak lght against Cragoa. Be didst
nlav again. bavtBar ba toreoa to leave
settled In Antwerp wbea th "authorl
ttes dashed off to Parts, to London
and th battlefields ot France, leaving
I th athletes to shift for thnueivs.
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i Coach Barber Not
To Cut Squad for
AwIuLb at Least
history ot the Peninsula Park Commun
ity House, the six Quintets that have rep
resented the parK are ready to call It
quits for the 1921-22 season. With such
a number of quintets in the field the
Piedmont fans have been given a chance
to see some real good games of basket
ball.
Never before tn the history of the
Community House has such interest been
shown over ths indoor'games as in the
past season. . Kach gymnasium class bad
its own squad tn ths field and competi
tion ,with outside quintets was vary
keen.' Not to have the basketball games
Interfere with regular gymnasium work.
Miss j Carta Degermark. supervisor Of
th Community Houses, set aside a to 7
o'clock each evening for games only.
Outside teams were also given ths priv
Washington Stat College, Pullman,
! March With two weeks of Indoor
workout. Coach Barber has already been
abte to get a pretty good lln on bis raft
of material turning; out tor baseball. All
though be baa not started to cut bis
1 squad and won't until . after save
1 weeks ot outdoor work, be la beginning;
to lln up the best looking candidates.
Although much of th beat looking pros
pects ar veteran men. some of the new-
j er contestants ar rushing- th older one
i hard for their places.
Sandbars. Brav and Anderson-are the
best likely candidate for th catchers
booth, with Skaden, Ruhley. FrteL Zleg
ler. Kettleson, Houchena and Bateman
fighting- it out for the pitching position.
Zaepfel baa the shortstop cinched so
far, with Cook at third has aad H
Hanlay at first base. Rous, Bayers and
Roberts all look good at second, and Mo-
ran, Beneke, Foster and Mclnnls ar the
most promising candidates in the out-
tha eity oa account ef a baslness trip.
Bob Morton -came tjacxr long noagm
to make tour, wall Myroa Witeey bass
mad four.' Paul Wapata wasn't abte to
bit th basket with th sam uncanny
regularity which mad htm so dangerous .
white pUybT with WlOamstte anlvrrstty
ine year previous, am piayaa two con
tests with the 'clubmen and mad six
counters. Vlneent acfebrgr ad
If auric pper Smith wr tbe only
other players who appeared In the Uncap
at on Tim or another without scoring
Qua Clerte, who has- played with ta
clubmen tor five or mix years, was slack
ed captain ot tbe 1122-21 embinaUoa at
a meeting last Monday atgbV and his
loctlon was popular -aal unantnvKia.
Practically every star will mm oa hand
next year, accord lag- be than earn stsXr-,
r ants now. Clarence I Twining Jr. was
named 1 to manar th next quintet, sue-'
ceedlng S. Raymond Toorasy. who haa
bees' connected with dun basketball for
mors than It seasons. .Ray may not, be
th cavtaia r manager bext year, but
th boys will bar a hard rim keeping
him away from, th gymnasium whoa
prartic start. '. '
E T- J ni ' ( I liege of using th gymnasium at that
is iiGcord. uieaii nour gMa fan -w-
nwmd va lira to ku. sanwaod va BrooUia. I wnn- gam warden In this oounty.
is rwtea locaiiy an ui most efficient
game warden In th United States and
for that reason, the game laws are scru-
Dam va I
sionoM t
halemea, Carl . tee
Mam Ik AUtaana va, Moaab,
vaipana, iAm va rauiaa
Appl 4 ilkasaian va. Atkteao. IamM vs.
Dana, raflias a SkattaHr.
. AarU 1 1 lark va. AC
144 IvW va. t'haianaa.
AprU IS Skauark va
t '. Let4 va nraia
Aaab at iiai.. .
Dartt, Oapniaa va Boattadk.
bus s USA
IWih, naval va raflias.
"v.
Para, nakas va
tOTtON
o. . Pan
va. tap
M Ktn, raitea
va Tar
one in a white some one doubts the
tales of Mossman's efficiency, a B.
Rogers and A. XL Mlnnock. being doubt
ing Thomases, figured they would rush
th fishing season a Uttls and so beaded
for the Middle Pallx fiver. They were
having good tuck until they beard a
rustling tn tbe brush behind them. Out
Stepped Mossman and they were placed
under arrest, a fine of $23 and costs
was . placed to sustain Mr. Mossman's
reputation, i ... .
The game warden has a most uncanny
Mara ti ai ia
rata va. mwaura, Meivaonvta va. TarwUttm
Aprs Alaaworta va. rallaa Pant, tvnit
BUI a Malkaaaaak. UawaUra va TarwiUiaaa I h.kt r n v i I
Aanlll-Ainrtk va. UavMlyh. TanrUik.1 L L , . J . . 7. . . I YH
AaAla
ADO va, laaaMHra, raltaa Park va TanrUUM
Asnl t TSrwOllaw va Aiaaworth, Caaatal
n ran, aawwauya va MunBoaaak.
stonoM
nkikami tsr. a t
. afktiiB IB Alaaaada va, Baaaraasl CtaBha,
Vk Qratnrf Makrkt. kanady ra. Babia.
AMI j Alaaiata nhMwSa, BaaaauaA
ta S lakady. Urvawf Batch ta va Babls.
Arl II innr Malskts va. Abuaada, So
Hk va. Baaasaoai. Ulaajaavas va, EaaiuaV.
braaklng th law and bl friends always
play aare and follow the .straight Bad
narrow pata. j
other
quintets in action.
All of the games were wen attended
and ea many occasions the gymnasium
was packed with spectators. - Mia C.
Degermark, who has done community
house work In the East, claims that the
Interest tn basketball la lacking In the
Eastern community houses and is highly
elated at th recent success at Penin
sula Park. . -
'All of th teams mors than held their
own with best quintets In the city. Three
of the squads are claiming. th cham
pionships of their respective weights.
The , Mohawks, the 115-pounds : the
Midgets, the75 pounds, and the business
men. the business men's championship.
The records of, the six contingents are
more than impressive, as each team fin
ished better than .500. ,
Ail quintets are under this supervision
of Louis i Oallo, physical director at
Peninsula Park. The Individual records:
; Woe.
Mohawks ,i. IS
The Multnomah Amateur Athletic dull hoopers, who, dosed successful rxunpalgn. Heading from left to ricbt, I
upper row Raymond "Bub" Doulaa, jruurd and forward: George G. Dewey, ooach; J. Tjavmond Toomey,
manager; Robert Pelouxe, forward, and Francis Jacobberger, khianl. fjpwer row, left to rightr nugh Clerta, I
center; Clarence L.-Twining Jr., captain and guard, auid Gns Clerin, captain -lect of the 1123 team and for-1
ward on tbe 1923 quintet.
Music Makes Better Oarsmen
'--I' -X IV'. m ' m n m m 9t m
Glee Club Men Best Strokes
Intarmadiaias
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By Xawreae Perry
(Special OorreapondeB of Tba i'osmal,
(Copyright, 1922. by The Journal)
TmTUNCETON, N. March !5-Musl-
X. cal men mako the best oarsmen.
At least this is the theory ef Dr. J.
Duncan Spaeth, prominent member 'of 1
W .Urworv BMakaa. OaaAavaa Ta. Babua.
-Alaanais va Bakia, Baauaaaat va
tsWaava Bsaasdy va Urvgvy Uakjkta.
. StOTlOa IS
atawa S-i liaaTuat va,
AarU -aarao va, Btttos.
Asrllll Biatosi va, Unntim.
ayrii ii uiia va.
Asm
alar
Graduation Took
Many jldalao Stab
Moscow. Idah,! March. 25. Indoor
track work is developing some likely
material for th departments of the
University of Idaho track team which
ware hit hardest by. graduation. Work-!
I outs at present ar being held la Lewis
1 1
backward and forward and sidewise. In'
dicating at on time th stroke oar, at
ano tier the men tn the waist of the
boat, then the bow and e on. la ths
golden nineties It was th custom of
young men who wished to shin tn
W. S. 0. Numerals to
,. Be Given April 4
tne zacuity at .irinoeton sna coacn 011 awing rooms to -Imitate Sous.- Dr.
the crews. One has to b careful aboutl Bpaeth ald than imitate Sousa, or
Pn, Bpacth B tneones. urn has a sense Damrosch. or ToscanlnL or other rraat
of humor and often a twinkle In hisl orchestra conductors. Standing up there
keen gray eyes suggests clearly enough n th bow of the launch be created
that , something he has said Is to b rhythmic gyrations that seemed to set
taiten witn a grain or sail. la new standard tn this. highly enerreUc
In the Instance under discussion, tnere art.
was a bit of a twinkle, but not sufficient-1 And did bis men row the better? ' Wen
Washington Stat Celleg, Pullman.
March 25. Four members of lb Couxar
varsity wrestling team were named to- j ty pronounced to give an Impression that I it Is not v truthfully to b recorded that
I sourt. an Indoor
but the ground Is
s p o h.ts
T DUNCAN SPAETH, amateur coach
law maoston rowing squad, will call
Bl varsity ight-oered erews Orange
aad Black.' the colors of th Institution.
Columbia university crew wfll this
year row from a boathoua erected on
h Dyckman Stadium traok which was
recently acquired through th generosity
f OergHy-. BAser. A sew building
easting f W0 WUI be erected, th money
eing subecrlbed at a reunion of the
1U7 arte bad mites ctessua , -. ,
Jo Wrfgbt, rowing coach at th TJnJ
arslty Of Pennsylvania, will have th
unique -astpartenc f sending hi var-1
any aa rraahmea against Tale oa the
Schuylkill river. Philadelphia. April It.
aad Harvard n th Charle river. Bo
oo, AprU I. It wUl be th first tests
for the New England college.
military drill ground.
too bard tor satisfac
tory track work and .little progress to
ward a desired goal will be mad until
th squad la abte to mors ootdoora
Only two veterans ar on th present
squad so what record Idaho makes this
season win neceeaartry be th work of
new men. The veterans are Purdy Ba
ton, dashes, and Gerald GUI. two-mil er.
Eaton earn very near establishing a
new record la th 2211-yard dash at the
Northwest conference meet last season
and Is considered a sur winner this
year. " The Vaadate araj unusually weak
In relay team material. Although ths
weignts ana neia events were originally
considered the weak spot several likely
entries have bee discovered among the
recruits,- "...
Zerolene Bears
day by Athletic Director J. Fred Bohler
to receive letters for th : season just
closed. The following . took part in
enough collegiate meet to! warrant the
award of th W : Captain , Iorraln
Boggs. X. O. Jahlstrom, Varnoa Kwlng
and S. Whit. ; Jahlstrom and White won
their letters for th first time. R, Cork
rum, W. E. Raschke and J. A. Baker, all
freshmen, were named to receive the
freshman numerals. Although permitted
to take part in any ooUegiate meets.
these men. were entered la non-ooUaglato
matchea .: ,;""Tt..--"'--:-":--,-
Th letters " will be awarded at the
next Assrxgatwd meeting; AprU 4. Basket,
ball letter were awarded at th meeting
ot : the Associated Student : meeting
Thursday.' to Captain Jack; Prtei, Captain-elect
Harold Sorrenson. Dick Ctena,
Earnest Burke, ton Sayers, ' Lowell
Schroeder, Victor Harrington and Clar
ence Loomia Th freshman basketball
numerals will b awarded at th next
meeting. April ij ;
they did. Men cannot do their best when
they are laughing Inordinantly, and when
the echoes of Lake Carnegie are re
sounding- with stentorian cries of el-
legro." ,"adagio, oimmtieii4a
Racing
TTHjR th second time la the history
A. of harness racing a European troU
tor wlU. this year compete in th grand
circuit The Austrian bred stallion.
Baka, 2:09. Is to try Its ability cam
paigned by Fred Edman of Memphis, It
is 11 years since Louis W.' Wlnans'of
England sent the Austrian bred stallion
Willy to this oountry for racing. Driven
by A- C Petmook be earned a mark of
1:05 at Cleveland tn lilO. .
Akron. Ohio, light , harness racing
plant will be Improved at a cost of $10V
000, Stables, buildings and grandstand
wiu be included. -
r .
Report of the American Remount as
sociation shows that 42C2 marts wei
bred last season to the ISO government
stallions.
Wm arm distributor of i
Wright & Ditson Victor Comptvny't
Want Some Games Albany; Colleee.to
Entertain Schools
Nowork tbGet
152 Racing Days
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Th running hers season ta New Tork
wUl tnelud 111 day, starting May S at
Jamaica aad concluding October 22 at
Empire City track. Th meetings on th
teerse of th Metropolitan district,
which includes the famous track at Sara
toga Bprtngs as well as th tour parks
ta er adjacent to New Terk city, will
eavnprlae the 112 racing 'day Kach ot
th New- Tork city bodies will have a
total of tl days, U tn the Frrirg and
v II tn th tall, except th Westchester
' association, which wUl have 11 days.
The Zerolene Bears, who test year won
th trophy ef th City- leagu, are out
to play Independent ball this year and.
according to S. R4 Btansberry. manager,
they ar raring to go. Staasberry says
that he and his gang are looking for
oaa give them pom
who
real competition.
Th mans gars ot any teams within a
radius of 100 mile may arrange for
games by communicating with S. R.
Staasberry, ear Standard OH company.
xeoa building. Portland, or call Mar
shall (790 any tlms during the day.
, TO HATE BIQ RUH
Princeton, Harvard : ' and Tale have
arranged a triangular eross-eountry run
ever th Harvard stx-mu course at
Belmont on the morning of the Princeton-Harvard
football game, Saturday,
November Ii. The annual intercolle
giate race will taks place ever the Van
Cortland t course, j New Tork. Novem
ber 27. .- v I
Albany . College; : Albany - Or- March
IS- Albany eollege again win entertain
th linn county high school track meet
here on May S, as tt baa the last three
years, i The collegians will also hold a
Willamette valley meet tor ail schools
but Portland, on May 20. f
In this county a school winning the
meet Is eliminated tbe next two years,
but Is eligibte to enter the valley meet.
In ether' counties - the winner of : the
county meet. If such' is beld.'ls eligible to
enter the valley gathering tor two years,
or II no county meet u ; held, those
school having a nigh record will be
Invited to the valley session.
v A cup will be given to the winning
team and gold, silver and bronse medals
wlU -be awarded to winners ot th first
three places la each event.
Fordham university has booked
'baseball games AprU 1 to June 14.
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he was wholly tn fun.
"As to music,' be said. wfQ say thia
My best stroke oars bar been glee
club men. Why? Wea. I think th
swer would be found In the fact that
they have a highly developed sense oflscendo' and the like.
rhythm. And you know rhythm Is a I At iength Dr. Spaeth's arms ceased to
very important element la sweep swing-1 move. He picked up his magaphon aad
ing. I personally have s, rhythmic in-1 began, to coach bis men tn a teas ptetur
stinct. If I could have realised my two I csque. If more conventional manner, thus
greatest ambitions in life I should have I showing that tt takes more than a Har
been commander of a battle ship, orl vard phonograph to cause bUn to depart
leader: of a great orchestra. I think, from precedent for more than a fanciful
perhaps, I should hav enjoyed th tet-1 and highly diverting is minutes.
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It win be recalled that a news Hem I
from Boston, the other day contained in-1
formation to the effect that Harvard
crew authorities bad Installed a phono-1
graph In the room" where the Crimson
oarsmen were working at th machines. I
Dr. Spaeth does hot assert that this fol-
lowed a maraxine article of bis ta which
he suggested something of the sort, but!
he was moved .yesterday when bis var-l
slty and second crews pushed away from I
tbe float in one of th first of th spring I
rows to demonstrate that bis originality I
Is cumulative aad that the Harvard I
phonograph is 1 by . no mean th ' last I
word in what may b termed the prac-l
ileal rhythmic method of coaching. .
- !Qntlemen, be sald.'-rteing into tbe I
bow of his launoh. the Old Nassau, and
casinK benismlr down upon bis
men, sinoe our friends at Harvard have
set the example ear practise today will
be conducted along musical lines. Ton
are not to regard me as a coach per Be,
but rather aa a conductor. . TOecantni. I
paid, Accordingly, .instead ot giving you
the customary aquatic commands I shall I
sound th notes of a musical call, and I
upon th last not you will get under I
way.- .
KET STASDAEI)
Accordingly . be voiced the Inspiring
note of the assembly, and, as .directed. I
the-oarsmen bent to their oars, grace-1
fully and in unison as the caa died
away, t Thereupon after "the approved
manner of an orchestra leader Dr.
Spaeth, moved bis arms up and down.
Women Permitted
To Enter Athletics
Th Amateur Amletio association of
England, th governing body of the
sport, at Its recent meeting took up the
question of female athletics, and the con
trol of the same was approved In prin
ciple, and th association suggested that
an athletia association for women be
formed 'and application mad for tffU'n-
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