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THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, BRECON, MONDAY, JUNE g, 1914.
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Willie's Manager Willing to Wager
$10,000 That He Can Stop White If
They kver Meet Again.
WILL TAKE ON WHITE AFTER
THE WELSH BOUT ON JULY i
Brtlton of Chicago and Gallant of Frisco
Are Scheduled for a Bout Tomorrow
Night In Boston.
Uy U Kheridim.
Now York, June 8. Kmil Tliiry, man
ngor of Willie Hitchie, who will nail
Wednesday for London, whore the
champion is to clash with Freddie
Welsh July I, announced toilay his in
tHition of 'wagering $ll),0l)0 that Willie
will stop Churliu While of Chicago if
they over moot again,
''And," mill Tliiry, "Jf such a moot
ing fulls to tuke plaoo it will not ho
the champion's fault. Hitchie certain
ly feels badly over the fulse reports
wnt out from Milwaukee regarding the
bout and White, and J will say that the
champion will moot White for loss
money than he would demand for any
other fighter in the world.
Chairploii Woatherj Storm.
"Tt is true that Hitchie was in dan
ger ill that lirst round. White caught
liiin with n terrific loft hook to the jaw
.-1 nil it shook him up from head to heels.
The champion, however, weathered the
'.form for the remainder of the round,
and in the rinsing round fairly fought
White off his feet.
''As early ns the reoond uud third
rounds the champion on me out and re
versed thiniM. In the third White hut
ted him on the nose. This cut him bnd
ly and nearly closed both eyes. That
made It look bud. Ritchie, however,
waded r i n 1 1 1 ill and mixed it. He
coii'dn't half ceo White in the last hulf
of the fijjht. but he finished liko a
champion, he was in shape to fiht
White over aiain the next day.
"When Ititchie is through with
Welsh he will take on White in a 20
round bout and clean up."
,la k llritton of ( hicago and (iiibert
In 1 1 it ti t of lloston are Hidieiluled to box
12 rounds tomorrow night in Boston.
(Iiillunt has just returned from fan
Francisco, whore he met Hod Watson
twice and Kraukie Hums of Oakland
once. The first Watson-Gallant bout
ended in a draw, ami Cullant lost the
second on a foul. The Hurns-Gnllniit
contest also resulted in a draw.
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RITCHIE PREPARES TO SAIL.
New York, .Tune 8. Lightweight j
Champion Willie Kitchifl was prepar-;
ing here today to sail Wednesday on!
the steamer Aiiuitania for London, I
1 where on July 4 he will defend his title:
I against Freddie Welsh, the Hritish!
I champion, liitohio was joined here to-j
! day by his brother, Henry Steffen, and
Ins manuger, l-.tnil I Inry. , j
Hitchie professes to believe Jthat he'
will have little trouble in disposing of
Welsh. I
"I met him several years ago in
I.os Angeles," Ritchie said today,
and I almost put him nwny. I was
nothing more than a novice at tin
game then, and I have improved at
least ID0 per cent since. Welsh is no
better now than he was then. After J
dispose of Welsh I shall return to the
CnitO'l States and take on Charlie
White of Chicago."
Tot down vnur list of odd household
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Pacific Coast League Standings.
w. 1,. r. v.
Han Kranoiseo 39
Venice 3") ::
Los Angeles ,'tli .tu
1'ortland 25 W
Huerumento 27 :i4
Oukland 2.1 17
Yesterday '1 Results.
At 1'ortland l)rtlniid 4, Sa r.'imento
3 (13 innings).
At Oakland Los Angeles 1-4, Oak
land 2-1).
At Venice Venice Sun I raneisco
2 (morning game otf, rain).
Northwestern League Standings.
W. I.. V.V.
Seattle 37
Vancouver 34
H okane 30
Taconia 23
Portland 20
Victoria 1"
Yesterday's Results.
No I'ortluud-Vancouver gamo sehed
uled. At Seattle Victoria Seattle game
postponed, rain.
At Spokune Spokane 10-5, Tacoma
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for days that he was soon to be let out.
The change seems to have the approval
of tho fans, as well as the members of
the Oakland tea.ni. Devlin's baseball
ability was never questioned but he
was not popular ami there was much
dissension in the club while he was in
charge
Christian admitted Deforo leaving for
tho north that he has several changes
in mind but will make no announcement
until he lands the players he has in
view.
"There will be no changes for the
present," Christian said. "I am not
sure the new men can be lauded, and
it might interfere with our plans to
give any indication now of what is to
be done. It wouldn't be fair to the
men at present with the team or to the
new fellows we have in mind."
The owners of the club decided to
make the change Saturday, but in ac
cordance with the wishes of Devlin, he
l8" was permitted to finish out the series
034 'with Los Angeles. He was on the
fltMij poaching linos in the afternoon, while
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Where the Teams Play TuJay.
Pacific Const League No panics to
day, traveling day. Tomorrow 's sched
ule: Onklund at 1'ortlnnd, Lot Angeles
at Han Francisco, Hacraironto at
Venice,
Northwestern League I'ortl uul Colts
at Victoria, Taooma at Vancouver,
Hpokane at Seattle.
Christian kept very much out of sight.
BEAVERS FLAWING TO GIVE
OAKS WARM RECEPTION
w. o. w.
Portland Batting Averages.
Pacific Coast AB. H.
Ryan IDS 72
Kvans 3 1
Itrenegnn tl 2
Derrick 170 ".'!
Fisher 121 3S
Koros ISH .r7
Uiber 18 i"7
Donne 1 71 M
Rodgers 211 r"'
Hraslier 3" 0
Mortinoni 17 4
Kranse 43 10
Itiuicroft 93 2t
Davis 107 21
Hpens 7!) 1 t
West 32 0
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Rieger 13
Yantz
N. W. League
Callahan
Melchior
Snlvesou 1 1
Millignn 174
(iuigni I!3
McKune U'S
Coltrin IMS
Williams 134
llrown 13
Murray 143
llausmaa Ml
Leonard 2S
ilaworth -4
F.ustloy 32
Hiomley 14
Fnuiibai h 4
Portland, Ore., June 8. After having
taken three out of the four games play
ed and supplanting Hacramento in
fourth place in tho Coast league race,
the Beavers are preparing to give the
Oaks a warm recoption this week. Man
ager McCredie vows he would hove ta
ken five out of the six games had hail
aud rain not cancelled two of the con
tests, i
Dutch Klnwitter was tho only Sncrn
mento pitcher tq take a gamo, but he
got his bumping in the 13th inning yes
terday, giving him a .500 percentage
for the week.
From the looks of things, both Sacra
mento and Portland have profited by
additions of southpaws last week, the
Holons drawing a strikeout wizard in
Claude Williams from Detroit and the
Beavers a speed hurler in Evan Kvnns
from New Orleans.
Hacramento did not look much liko a
pennnt contender Inst week, but this
mny have been due, to the fact that the
locals found their batting eyes and the
nitohinir wtiH flhnve what, it tins heon
'o'l "i j heretofore
'."'j! Close baseball followers are convinc-Tiu'-jjed
that the Beavers are on their way
liili'l ' "ie 'P nm' ",e rccen'; additions to
'if,- the club make it one of the most for
jH7 midable in the league.
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CLOSES GREAT YEAR
University of Oregon, Eugene, Ore.,
June 8. This has been a year of
achievement for the University of
Oregon in athletics, as well as in edu
cation. Of the five northwest inter
collegiate championships, Oregon has
won two and tied for a third. The struggle Oregon went down to Port-
University of Washington has won two j land and played the University of
and tied with Oregon for the third. Washington, 10 to 7. Not very many
No other college in tho northwest has people who saw the game at Portland
won a championship this school year. realized that Coach Bczdek had ehang
With a freuhman team, "Bill' Jlay-icd every signal and play that the team
ward again won the conference track had used at Albany November 8.
championship for Oregon. Four ' of I There can be only one explanation
the seven Oregon point winners at the
conference met at Pullman May 2!i
were men who are spending their first
year at Oregon Loueks, Nelson, Payuo
nnd Telford. Hayward was touring the
state for the extension department
three weeks after the opening of the
track season, and took one trip after
the Columbia iHdoor meet. 80 remark
ablo is Hayward 's judgment of track
of the failure of Oregon's basketball
quintet this year, four men from
last year's team were back, and Ore
gon should have stood well in the con
ference list. The only thing that did
keep the team away from near the top
was the lack of a natural basket
shooter. There wasn't a man on the
team, nor one in college, apparently
who could locate tho hoops regularly,
athletes in tho northwest t'.iut he and Oregon didn't wia games.
"doped" the Pullman meet almost to Oregon will lose by graduation this
a point. ' j year six men from the football team,
With a team that wes "in and out," 1 four from the basketball qnintot, three
Coach Bozdek won tho baseball chain- from the basoball team and ono from
pionship for Oregon by defeating O. the track team. With Bozdek again
A. (.'. and Washington fsr the western I in charge of football, basketball and
division championship, and by taking I baseball, and a knowledge of the men
ward atthe nelm of the 1915 track
team, athletics at Oregon, beginning
next September, should bo successful.
CHRISTIAN CHURCHES
TO HOLD CONVENTION
two straight gamea from Washington I gained from this year, and with Hay-
State, the eastern champions, for the
conference title.
Captain Irwin Brooks, Herman Obcr
teuffer and Louis Bond formed the
tennis team that woa the recent sin
gles championship of the northwest
colleges from Washington, Washing
ton State and O. A. C and lost the
double championship to the Washing
ton school in the elimination tourna
ment held at Eugene this spring.
For a coach new to the men, and a
squad new to tho coach, a team with
no pre season training and a snort, but
furious, schedule of games, Oregon is
satisfied with the result from football.
O. A. C. was tied for the state cham
pionship, and six days after this
The Christian churches of Oregon
will bold their twenty-fourth annual
convention at Turner, Ore., July 8-lli.
The convention owns 10 acres of beau
tifully shaded ground there, witii a
tabernacle seating 2U00 people. There
are about 120 Christian churches in
tho state and about IS, 000 members. A
delegate from every church is desired.
Tho convention consists of six sep
arate sessions in the following order:
Ministerial, Educational, Christian En
deavor, state missions, women's work,
and Bible school. An excellent pro
gram led by Professor Bilhorn will be
given. His voice has a range of three
octaves and last Sunday at Trinity
church his vocal numbers attracted a
great deal of attention. He is the
author of both sacred and sentimental
songs.
Dwight L. Moody, the evangelist, re
ferred to Professor Uilhorn as "Sweet
Peace Bilhorn." He is a master in
the art of drilling large choruses and
his work with junior choruses has been
equally successful. At the World's
Christian Endeavor convention in tho
Crystal Palace at London, Professor
Bilhorn had charge of a chorus of
41)00 voices. lie frequently has a
chorus of 1000 men in the Auditorium
at Chicago, where he makes his head
quarters. When a man gets blind drunk lie
sees a lot of things that are not here.
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perfivt physical against I'heape's nose. The blow is i
have difficulty in I said to have impaired his visiou. Cap-!
New York, June 8. A broken nose,
40 .275 received in a practice game yesterday,;
3 .273 1 will keep Captain Leslie St. George I
t7 .270 Chonpe, ono of the mainstays of tho !
-;7 .244 British polo game, out of the first j
ts .243 1 game tomorrow with the American four;
43 .2!!t (.at i..ondowbrook, L. I.
28 .200' "Captain Cheapo will be in no eou-!
3 .233 dition to play tomorrow," Lord Wim-j
20 .203 borne said today. "I don't know yet;
17 .101 i who will take his place. I may go in
5 .1 7S I myself, or -Jr. Trail n.y substitute."
4 .107 Cheape refused to see the newspaper
r .Lit! 'men today. By telephone, however, he
1 .071 1 sent the following message to tho re-j
0 .000 ' porters: "Ten my friends that I ami
i all right." j
1 UNUSUAL INTEREST IS MANI I The loss of Captain Cheape will be a
! FEST IN BANTAMWEIGHT SCRAP serious blow to the British challengers.!
j It was understood that a back hand 1
Los Angeles, June 8. Thmt Johnny I stroke by II. I . l'hipps drove the ball
('onion actually is in
shnne but that, he will hav
tutlilitiir the mice Kid Williams is'ex-ltain Cheape is Phipps' guest.
pected to sot, is the general opinion to- j The British team engaged in n prnc
dnv of Los Angeles fans, who are mani- tice game today at Meadow-brook. The
fos'ting unusual interest in tomorrow's American four rested up for tomor
night battle for the . bantamweight j row ' game.
tin,.. I The hotels here were filling up to
ltoth bovs wound up their actual day for the games. It was expected
'training yesterday. Three thousand; that 40,000 persons would be on hand
fans saw ( onion go through his pnoe, when play begins,
while Williams' quarters worn crowded!
'during the hitter's workout. j THREE CUP CONTENDERS !
Coulon boxed several rounds aud did i RACE OFF SANDY HOOK:
a bit of snappy work with the weights. j
His gloves then were packed away and; Now Vork, June 8. The yachts De- ;
his mi.nagor, Jack Weske, announced ! fmnce, Resolute and Vanitie, were,
that, with the exception of an hour in I scheduled to engage this afternoon in I
the gymnasium tomorrow, his work isla test race off Sandy Hook, the eon
ilone. I test being the first in which the Da-
Williams dil no boxing. He pranced fiance has participated. One of the '
about the gym for an hour and called i three vessels Inter will be selected to :
it a day's work. Both tho laue and defend the American cup against Sir;
Manager Harris denied loudly reports! Thomas Lipton's challnger Shamrock1
that Williams is having trouble makiug! V. '
the weight. It was learned that the Defiance will
Williams remained a It) to 9 favorite carry a freak rig. It haa no jib top-1
in the betting, although there appeared sail or balloouer, aud her spinnaker j
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Sau Francisco, June 8. With Pitcher
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trie Oakland Coast Wagners were eu
route today to Portland afttV a dis
astrous week here with the I.os Angeles
club. The Oaks lost five and won two
games.
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