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sue THE DAILY CAPITAL JOUSNAL, SALEM, OREGON, THURSDAY. AUGUST 13. 19U- HENRY PECK'S COUSIN SALLY - - - - By Gross i 1 1 . n i n ThlngsWeNeverSee vjell - Wee hjST "oAll-7 ousf ECe vte PART J" , -"I 1 LL - 5NrCi rT) otJ - 1 1 -Of M SPORT NEWS NEW ORLEANS WANIS the European war. Unless the war is j over by the date set for' the ra.'e it surely will be railed off. ' TO BE FIGHT CENTER Hopes to Supplant San Francisco Sliic Law En Bwn Passed Legalizing 20 Round Boxing Coutosti:. IF NEW YORK STAYS OUT Art Fletcher By A. M. Corrigan. Bill Duhlen, scout for the Rrooklvn'ff Doilueis. is ilnwn smith nn hunt fori new material. President Kuiietts and Maunder Kohinson hope to land some player who will bolster up the team and pet them out of last place. Dahlcni will make a particular effort to secure pitchers, in which department the ' . J I..... n ,n n.A..f..1t.. ....... I. II Red McGhee $ay: You hear guys say the outfield's soft. Well, they pot joints loose in their loft there's vacant space up there. There ain t no job on any nine that's soft or cinchy, I opine. An mv opinion s Rumor has it that Frank Si hulte. one CHE MAY MAKE VLAN WIN of ,,"e ve!er" of the Chicago tubs, is i ready to jump to the Federal league, s I . . Match T . Baltimore Federals have signed iuuieiuer jonn nates, formerly with the Cincinnati Nationals. Promoter Coffroth Try;rtf to Harlem Tommy Murphy and Charles White of Chicago l'r 20 Rounds. (By Knl SUi'-idiiu.)' New York, Aug. 13. New Orleans has hcjies of supplanting San Francisco at the fight center of the United States now that Louisiana has euacted a. law which permits 20 round bouts with decisions. Commenting re'-cntlv -Br- w I a, WORLD'S TRACK RECORD BROKEN Kalamazoo, Mich., Aug. 13. With a world's record equaled and the track record broken, the Grand Circuit meet ing opened auspiciously yesterday at Recreation I'ark. In the'first heiit of t'.ie Hoseman anil .Spirit of the Times lira. nor I paced a mile in 2:0.'',. which on the new law, a rew Orleans sport , i uturity for 3-year-old pacers, Anna writer said: ! eriunls the record for 3-vear-old fillies. "Twenty round bouts with decisions1 Ky'V'wn"" tMnWt' Bt Ii0xi"Rto"' are hold on the Pacific coast but theyj r'n The' final heat of the 2:04 pace are too far away for majority of; Walert Cochnto made the distance in American fight fnns to see. Also thev' 2:02 '-i. The former track race record nre too far away for Europeans to at- wn 2:0- "de by Miner Heir in tend. New York, Milwaukee, Boston ! ,lJ0S and other cities allow only short con-' - - tests, and in several statos decisions are TRYING TO MATCH THESE not allowed at all. New York's only! nope is to nave tne boxing commission San Francisco, Aug. 13. Word from Red Mr6hee fair. At any rate there ain't no vap who '11 say the shortstop's job's a snap an' try to make it stick. It takes a star to fill that part. That 's why my lid is off to Art," for Fletch er does it slick. He'i been a reg'lar now four years an' Muggs M c O ra w would shed real tears if Fletch should peter out. He came to Muggs in 1910 an' stepp'ed right in the lineup when McOraw let Birdwell out. He's rangy, like tne Texas steers he played among a couple years beforo his Oiant days, an' made good from the very start. There ain't no surer guy than Art at executin' plays. An' Art can wield the wagon-tongue. You'll always find him up among the leadiu' knights o' swnt. He bats right hand but hangs 'em hard to all the corners of the yard. He's not slow on the trot. His battin's steady, too, you'll find. Last year in that world series grind, when all the (iiants slum ped, ol' Fleich kept right, up in his stridp at banging' out the ol' horsehide. His record wasn't bumped. bounds either on a fly, direct, or after being touched by an eligible player of either side, goes to the opponents. It has also been determined that the receiver of a forward pass in the end zone, regardless of the position of his hands an t the ball, must have both his feet within the end line or side line to make the catch legal. One of the most important changes is the cutting out of the kick-out. Af ter a touchback or a safety, the ball must be scrimmaged on the 20-yard line. Another important alteration is des ignated to prevent a man from taking advantage of the rules when he at tempts to work a forward pass and is forced back. The trick was cleverlv worked last year of throwing the ball to the ground and thus, by the loss of a down, having the ball' go back to where it was scrimmaged. This is now prevented by a 10-yard penalty, meas ured from where the ball was put in play, against any man intentionally grounding a forward pass. In the case of a player out of bounds when the ball was put in play, the play is not made over again, but a five yard penalty is exacted. "Hiding" in the aide lines is classed as unsportsmanlike conduct. Teams will no longer be allowed to encroach upon the neutral zone in making shift plays. As soon as either team is lined up on the offensive, any shift must be made without a plaver passing into this neutral zone under a penalty of tive yards. A clause is inserted to indicate "tripping by hand" under the rule of tripping, which formerly only covered tripping with the foot and leg. : Baseball : by n three-year-old trotter, the honor having previously been held by Lucile Spier, who went 'them in 2:07 3-4, 2:07 1-2 and 2:11 at Grand Kapids las week. Only second in importance was the race for the $10,000 Paper Mills purse Pacific Coast League Standings. for 2:11 ,rotters won bv La,sie Mc. L. P't. ! rj. Ponr n-lin tnnlf ihn aecnnil third nnd "e!!; fourth heats. Sienna won the first heat. 'i This was "Pop" deer's day and the veteran driver delighted the crowd by a''" flr!vinT hnma tho nrttina in torn at'onla 53 62 61 62 71 79 .459 Portland 6S San Francisco 72 Venice 70 Los Angeles 6 Sacramento 60 Oakland 50 Yesterday's Results. At Portland 3 At Los Angeles Los Angeles cnice S (IS innings.) At San Francisco San Francisco 6, Oakland 0. 388 i of the Times futurite for 2-year-old trotters with Sparkle Watts and drove Portland 6, Sacramento, Napoleon Direct to victory in the $2,- 8, ' ers. I TAKING A CHANCE with the Stomach, Liver and Bowels in a weakened condition "u' very poor policy. YOU ARE SURE to lose out in the end. BE WISE IN TIME and take HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS KAISER NEWS. Northwestern League Standings. W. L. Pet. Vancouver 73 Seattle "0 Spokane 73 Victoria 51 Tacoma 52 Ballard 46 49 4S 51 70 72 .599 .421 .419 .380 WORLD'S RECORDS BROKEN (Capital Journal Spl. Service.) Kuiser, Aug. 12. Everybody is re turning from pleasant outings. Among them are (.'. A. Poole and family, Ar- .0:1,1 thur and Walter Beardsley. .5S9I Three more parties will arrive tomor row. They are Oscar Wilson and fam ily, Dave Silvers and family, and Jack Murphy. They bagged two deer while out. Mrs. Oldenburg has been quite sick the past week. This seems to be a rather sickly time neighborhood. Mr. Weaver Kalamazoo, Mich., Aug. 13. Two world's records were broken yesterday , for this by Peter Volo, driven by Tom Murphy, was on the list last week and Ralph in winning the Horseman and Spirit of jBlinn is threatened with typhoid fever, the Times futurity for 3-year-old trot- Mrs. Earl McCormick of Oswego is ters. His time of 2:04 3-4, 2:05 3-4, 'with her daughter, Mrs. Hebe Curry, to 2:06 3-4 make them the three fastest j remain till after hop picking. They heats ever trotted by a stallion, the . are registered with Fred McC'all. former record being 2:07 1-2, 2:03 and! The beans are ripening fast these 2:02, made in 1910 by the Harvester. I warm, dry days. Several patches are The heats were also the three fastest being harvested this week. A Skin of Beauty is a Joy Foreva rvB. T. FELII GOURAUD'S ORIENTAL U CREAM OR MAGICAL BEAUTIFIES RemnvM Tan, PlmplH FrecklM, Moth P.lchfi, ua every Dieaua on bemtr, iiiilde. flee detection. R bu ttonl the teat of (0 Tears, a4 U to HtnnleH wf laltelttobeiurelt It properly nude. vAcceptnocouDUt felt of aimllat rme. Dr U Sirre laid to ( ladf of tb huH. ton ( patient!: " Ae you Unlet will tiie tbtea, I rceommeofl ftonrnun" Crenm' aa the least harmful or all U kin preparations." For aals by all drargt'te and Fancy Oooda Sealers In lb United sutsa, Canada sal Sumps, FttD.T.HOPUHS.Pro, 37 Great km Strut MA prepared to enter the ring before early 111 October and ('off roth then an nounced he would try to get Murphy here for one of the September holiday there allow 20 round fights with dtvis-' Harlem Tommy Murphy as to whe he r' ,, ?., ; ?'i T "Vl't'niber holiday ion, where a championship is at stake.' he will meet Charlie' White 1, Ch call " ' e Bhn"t J?"'1? PS f this isn't done New Orleans is the' in a 20 round bout here next .nonth was 1 'is HUM f'ght 8t 133 logical place for contesting all cham-l expected today by Promoter .lames W.l 1 111 t ,l,nlr1 r. wii.i t inoushiu batt es." 1 Cnffmth if 1 .1 I -in case I should meet White In piouship battles. Oloom prevails in American siiortinij circles over the thought that Bit Thomas Lipton is almost certain to withdraw the new Shamrock from the international yacht race as a result of tain that ceptnnce. Murphy would wire his nc- October," said the former champion,' I "I would wnnt the weight 135 pounds,! t, 1 1 . 1 . , . Coffroth. Ntite Lewis. White', man.' t 1 ' , . c.,slom r!8' u-Mii . :.!.' . r , "'"" ea nito at mat weight n ffifp v nriv ".1 there is no occasion orlice vesterdav artertinon. ' . . Ritchie .lnelnre,! tint I... 1.1 - "e l" " 'S"t, 80 lar 8S 1 can v.-... n- apn ... njcr aiu I ot'froth TtiE HITTING HERO Of THE GIANTS. ConHatokV .1 Here !a sbowa "Larry Doyle, captain of tb Giants, who bat tod bla way tuto boKolmll blutory when ha woa ttw longest National Lcagixt game oa recor trlih fe Uotua run In the twenty first Inning of a gama at ntuburg . Forsernil ytMH the captain of Um Oinnts has batted In mors runs than soy of bis taam ionin, beian a league) leader In thin rearmct This aeason ha erittrletKed slump In baUlog, which brongtit him be4ow tha JSOO mark, but daring the last houi Kt'tni a: tU GitwtM be txgnn to got l"U his hitting strlds. ' RIVERS GOT A BONUS. T04 Alll't'IiM A ii if 1 'i Tkaa s iidl tl Vt tore he would consent to his last Tues day night's disastrous meeting at Vernon nrena with Iach Cross was the declaration to.lny of SSam Wallach. ross' manager. "I refused to give him $."i)i),'' Wal lach said, "but Tom MeCarev, the promoter, offered to come through with hnlf of it. so 1 agreed to 2."0.'' Cross will remain here with the hope .i.-i mum me i.aiior nay Mute eruon. .Toe at LAKOFORD GOT DECISION. New York, Aug. 13. Sam Langford, the Host ou negro heavyweight, hulls a decision over dim Johnson t,l- i result of their ten round bout here last night. LATEST FOOTBALL CHANGES ARE OUT Acfordhlir to the netr Si, o, ,1.1;,,,. I IF fieial Football Guide for 1914, which is just out, the following changes in the rules have been made and other sec tions incorporated. The last privilege of the head coach has been removed and no one will be allowed to walk up and down the side line duriug the progress of a game. Those who witnessed one of the prin cipal games of the 1913 season will re member the safety m,l,. hv . i,-. caused by the failure to diagnose be- ii-un au orinnary punt in the field of lilav and a free kick hitri llir ft Via (iahi post. In order to have no complication i in., mini rie again, tne rules have been altered bo that rr.wA t... ting the goal posts ami bounding back inr iu-iu ui piay Decomes auto matically a touchback inst b. i.a...,i. : were an ordinary punt. ine neut judge is to be brouKht back (optional), to set as assistant to la referee and linesman in the big games. This was voted by the rules committee, although, on account of the expense In small games, the addition of this offi cial Is left optional. Ths words "running into the full back after a kick" have been changed to " 'roughing' the kicker," etc., in or der that the man coming through and trying to block the kick will not neces sarily Incur a penalty if he happens to run against the kicker. A rule is also added putting a pen alty oa a man who roughs another player who has just made s forward pass. A forwam past that goes out of ! V'-Sv. '::::::: W f k. J. ititnou i j, ea i T T 9 neres a double header! Prince Albert tobacco wnrk-cs VVi pins rolled into a mak n s jimmy pipe. Mo matter how you handle P. A., it hist punches smoke joy and smoke satisfaction right into your XJASjr 1X1 tenth the bases uia t;jc lucar JS h t0 S10 Pr5nce n bite your tongue, Sits Z ft ZT) i3 made a" Panted processt cuts out tha bite. And that's some faci-talkl in Albert1 the national joy smoke will hit your favor first time you come to bat beca,. o,. lL Bay W Albert Ugndy for cvoraff. ynoiera); tidy red t' oho handvm pound and half.and R. J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO COMPANY, Wiwton H C 1 it tst; ;f 1
