16 THE 3IORNIXG OREGOXIAN, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1919.

21 OOGS COMPETE IN THE WORST THING I KNOW OF. OREGON FIELD DERBY GORDON Too Many Birds Hinder Runs is the ultimate word v for Some Entrants. in hats. It's the word that will get you right SUNKIST BETTY FAVORITE the I one from your X S3BktM THAT Oftry OLD fOoffZtfM-L-- hatter, finals of State Classic Scheduled f whether your fancy is tor Today All-A- ge Event Set Last on Programme. for a stiff or a soft hat.

LEBANON, Or., Sept. IS. (Special.) Hats this fall are There were 21 entries in the Oregon derby field trials on the Lebanon course today. Three dogs that were good to espe- irected to be in the running did not look at make their appearance. These were the ojrs here for the California trials, handled by Ed Garr of Kentucky, who cially the SPENDER. left this morning after taking part in a.1! the California events. The brace run early this afternoon by Stalls Jack and Birchie Porter found e than 100 birds, halt of which were ouail. This was a great event from the standpoint of the spectators, but too many birds for the handlers and for the dogs. Sunkist Betty made a splendid run in HATS en open short cover field and made three perfect stands and held fast. Babe Sioux also made a great run for a youngster. The complete firsts of the tierby were run today and the finals in this event will be called for tomor- row morning before the all-ag- e Oregon event takes place, in which there are 28 entries listed. The summary of the runs for today In the derby is as follows: First brace Great Island Matchless, cSfc owned by William Ziegler and handled by HATTERS Herbert Tomllnson, ran with Billle D., owned by J. s. French and handled by Paul White-side- s. 286 Washington Street Second brace November 11, owned by A. C. Wilkes, San Francisco, and handled by Hermann, ran with Belle Macrea. 'owned by C. I. Jones of Atlanta, Ga., and handled by Prosecuting Brown Armstrong. Attorney announced Third brace Anisette, owned by Ziegler HUT MEN OPEN SEASON the appointment of Charles O. Hulen. and handled by owner, ran with Kleety manager of a pool and billiard room; Whitestone, owned by J. H. Bishop Jr., Los Speas, formerly a guard on the Big to accept the went to Al Wismolck, manacer of the Elks .Angeles, and handled by Coutts. transfer, but his club, and Dr. K. T. Hanley. as mem- by O'BRIEN IS BUSINESS MAN Green varsity eleven, is to be assisted !D STRATEGIST OUT home in Baltimore, from where he Fourth brace Montpeller Yank, owned by Jesse Hawley, a halfback in 1907 notice Chicago gave BOUTS AT THEATER TO- bers of the commission to supervise !Miss Marion Dupont and handled by Arm- sends that the club HEILIG all bouts in the future. Hulen was strong, ran with Sundown, owned by Delta and 1908, and later coach at Notre him a raw deal, and announces that Mayor Kennels and handled by Hermann. Dame, and F. A. Llewellyn, the brilliant he's going to get justice from the na- NIGHT RAISE CURTAIN. Fitzgerald's choice, Wismolek Fifth brace Stalls Jack, handled by quarterback of the Dartmouth team of tional commission. was named by Sheriff Stringer, and Whitesides, ran with Birchie Proctor, owned PHILADELPHIA JACK MAKES 1911. 1912 and 1913. NEW REGIME OF FOOTBALL IS Prosecuting Attorney Brown named by Armstrong. Mascott-Thompso- n Dr. Hanley. by Miss Dupont and handled GOOD AS CONDITIONER. Hawley was good enough to make IN PROSPECT. Outfielder Emil Meusel of the Phil- Go Billed at Top Sixth brace Joan of Arc. owned by Miss the varsity team, which was composed lies, after hitting all kinds of pitching It was announced that the boxing X3upont Armstrong, ran Willis-Mitcli- ie and handled by with l, Stage commission plan by Mrs. and of such stars as Johnny Glaze, Inger-so- for 17 consecutive games, just being of Card will follow the of the Melrose Girlie, owned Wilkes "Spuds" Pishon, short one game board of supervisors In San Francisco handled by Coutts. Squared Op Larry Bankart and Successor Wanted for "Reggie" of the season's best Scrui-tina- l. Seventh brace Great Island Diminutive, Former Star of Circle the quarterback who lost his life in the record, which Billy Southworth of the in the control of boxing bouts. The owned by Ziegler and handled by Crane, Bus- aviation service in France. Hawley Browne, Who Closely Observed Pirates holds, was halted by Scott of San Francisco plan calls for a rigid ran with Babe Sioux, owned by Mrs. A. G. erates Emporium for Tired physical examination of p:c!i contestant Wilkes and by Hermann. was in Dartmouth's great triumph over the Braves. During his streak he Boxing once again hold the stage handled iness Man's Benefit. 22 0. Tactics of Vale Eleven. punched 33 hits in 71 for .465. will by a competent physician, the appoint- Eighth brace Great Island Bramble, Harvard. to tries after a rest of several months at the ment of trustworthy referees, establish- ewned by Ziegler and handled by Crane, ran Llewellyn, who won a croix de guerre ment with Sunkist Betty, owned by Harry C. as an aviator in France, was quarter- Two baseball fans who say they Hellig theater tonight when the first of admittance fees and the choice Xeefe of Pasadena and handled by Coutts. PHILADELPHIA, Pa., Sept. 18. back on the 1911 Dartmouth team, BOSTON. Mass., Sept. 18. (Special.) were injured In the crush of one of card of ten-rou- bouts as provided for of reliable promoters. Ninth brace Rainbow, owned by C. I. (Special.) O'Brien, 6 toO , "Reggie" Browne, for years scout for the games of the Giants-Red- s' series law the last ses- Jones and handled by Armstrong.- - ran with Philadelphia Jack which defeated Princeton, and under the enacted at once lost only to Harvard on a fluke. 5 to 3. the Harvard varsity teams, is no longer have sued the New York National sion of the state legislature will be Pete Mohawk, owned by Ziegler and handled a central figure in the fistic lime one of the gridiron strategists at Cam- league club for $50,000 each. Their tonight's will by Tomlinson. light, - is now a successful business He scored the touchdown against the held. The profits of card 0.JLC. FBESHMN TO REPORT by C. R. v" bridge. Football writers are wonder- names are Goldstein and Hertzberger. be turned over to the American Legion. Tenth brace Waushauka, owned roan. Jack has opened a place in the Tigers. ing if his passing means a new regime They recite all sorts of Indig- Pinkstan. handled by Hermann, ran with Quaker City he a spe bruises. A slight rise in admission Is In order Suffragist, owned by J. Y. Underwood of wherein makes GAME SEASON OPENS in Harvard football. nities, etc., as the bases of their suits. under the new regime. The first sev- New York and handled by Armstrong. cialty of keeping business men fit for IDAHO Browne used to watch each and every ran in bye daily grind, and among patrons eral rows at ringside have been boosted Babe Proctor a race and was the his game played by Yale from first to The Cincinnati Reds were helped not to $3 and the lower floor excepting a BIGGEST I'OOTIIALL SQUAD IX handled by Whitesides. This pretty little are several scores of the leading indus May last each season, giving Harvard a little in clinching the National league per. dog is owned by F. S. Verrall of Bellingham, giants of Animal and Waterfowl Hunters the pennant by goes few rows, going to $2 Wash., and was in her first run today. trial and financial Philadel coaches the benefit of whatever he hitting pitchers. It Billy Mascott, considered the best HISTORV IS EXPECTED. phia. Follow Chosen Pastime. could learn as to ways and means of without saying that Rube Bressler is bantamweight ever developed in Port- There s something of vital interest In stopping the Eli's best players. a hitter, but Reuther. Fisher and Kller land, will meet Ueorgte Thompson of SPORTSMEN ATTEND BANQUET O'Brien's story of his present venture. BOISE. Idaho, Sept. 18. (Special.) Jimmy Knox, who used to do also have been swatting the ball to Veterans Returning Daily to Enter His story be particularly inter- big game season opened this week the help their teammates along to victory San Diego in the main event of ten should The same thing in preparation for the rounds. on Oregon Clubs Fete esting to that clan of mittmen who and the state fish and game depart- Princeton games, is said to be on the and thus making pitching easier for Thompson fought a great Coine?.t for Places Squad and California are through as boxoffice attractions doing a office as themselves. Luque, the Cuban, used Mascott and ment is land business job again at Cambridge, and so it is four-roun- d fight here last year and the Under Coach Harglss. Fieyi Trials Visitors. because it might point out to them the a result. The season closes November possible that Browne's resignation" nay to be a hitter also, but now seems will- a encounter. possibility of cashing in information it 30. ing the others should do it. fistfc fans look for fast LEBANON, Or., Sept. 18. (Special.) be the result of personal desire rather Thompson is an aggressive, boring-i- n required years for them to accumulate. Hunters may trail big game in the from a change in The California Sportsmen's league of no need a fighter to Idaho, Valley, Lem- than the Harvard boxer and rated as a class A man at OREGON AGRICULTURAL COLLEG E. by "There's for sit following counties: system. his weight. Mascott has been training 18. (Special.) San Francisco, headed A. G. Wilkes, down and mourn when he can no longer hi, Washington, Adams, Elmore. Good- "Reggie" Brown, "98, was varsity Corvallis. Sept. With fraternized with the Oregon club, head- says ing. Boise, Cus a MURPHY HORSE PUT OUT hard for the match and is reported in Monday as the day for reporting, the by Mike H. battle in the squared circle," Jack. Lincoln. Blaine. Butte, back from 1894 to 1897, inclusive, sec excellent shape. ed Butler, in a big banquet "I am now putting to good use the ter, Jefferson, Bonneville, Madison, years; as- bigsest freshman football squad in the at Hotel Lebanon last night. There espe ond team coach for varsity Stanley Willis md Pete Mitchte are knowledge gained as a fighter, Caribou. p. was a good sprinkling of members of I Teton, Franklin. Clark and sistant to Bill Reld in 1905, and,slnce down to travel lj rounds in thfcemi-windu- history of the college is expected by cially that concerning condition; how The waterfowl season also opened then an important factor in Harvard's ap- W. llargiss. the club present, headed to get in and how to week. closes on December 31. It will be Mitchie's first Coach H Letters have condition main this It coaching system. He also served as a ESTHER R. RULED INELIGIBLE - on the western tour by Captain 'William condition. I find average Eighteen bag for and pearance since his bout with George been fairly pouring in fron- high school Ziegler Jr. of New York. tain that the is the limit ducks member of the football committee at Drew, the colored mittman, at the ar- expect try business man is willing to pay for in only two geese may be killed in a sin Cambridge. For many seasons he IN COLUMBUS RACE. stars who to out for the A number of Lebanon sportsmen along if is pre gle day. has mory last year. In that bout Mitchle team. With possibly twice the usu.il were guests at the banquet. The ban- struction this line it followed the play of the Yale .teams fell down and wrenched th ligaments number of freshmen from which to quet was given by the Oregon club in pared and presented' in a fashion so for Harvard and his work has brought in one of his knees, which has kept strong that results' can be obtained, and all Anzacs Wait for Andrews. some remarkably good results Aquilla Dillon Declared Winner of choose a eleven is assured. honor of the visitors. Senator S. M. successful fighters have to grapple from the him out of the ring since that time. Coach H.irgiss has just received a letter Garland acted as toastmaster and in- HONOLULU. T. H., Sept. 18. (Spe Crimson standpoint. 2:09 Pace After Protest Is The Injury has healed, however, and from HuKhie McKenna, quarter- with the question of condition from the It will be difficult for Harvard's foot- star troduced about a score of sportsmen time they don the padded mitts." cial.) According to R. L. "Snowy" has not bothered him in rough training back of the Multnomah Athletic club, who were heard in short talks. Amoirg first Baker. Australian sportsman, the An- ball association to find a man to fill Sustained by Judges. sessions. who will be on the team. the speakers were A. G. "Wilkes of tipodes are eagerly awaiting the ar- Browne's place. For years he has kept Kid" Exposito Is an old favorite Veterans of former years are arriving San Francisco: Herbert Tomlinerbn of PACIFIC YEAR STARTS WELL. rival of Tom Andrews of Milwaukee abreast of the football system not only who will make his return to the local daily to try out for the varsity team. O., e Arch Dale, N. C; Captain "William Zieg- with Ms string of American boxers. at Harvard, but at Y'ale, Princeton, COLUMBUS. Sept. IS. While ther-- ring in ari eight-roun- d special event Those to arrive in the last day or two ler of New York; Lewis McGrew of Pennsylvania, Cornell, were four well-contest- events on Sammy Thirty-Fiv- e 3Ien Answer Baker states in a letter that Andrews Dartmouth, against Freddie Anderson. include Clarence Johnston of Portland, Pittsburg, Pa., Fred Shauver of Arkan- Football was due to reach Sydney this month Brown, Colgate, Syracuse, West Point, today's grand circuit programme, near- Gordon will box Eddie Brltt in the first who played guard in 1917 and who is sas: Ir. Hockwell of Dayton, Ohio: S. Call of Coach Day. with such boxers as Ritchie Mitchell, Michigan and Tufts. His knowledge of ly all of the Interest centered on the bout, commencing at 8:17 P. M. showing up well: Hodler. Columbia J. A. Tiedeman of San Francisco; Dr. Charlie White. K. O. Brtwn and others. Yale's attack each year has been of 2:03 pace in which an unusual occur university man, and Joe Reynolds, who T. Benton King of Brownsville, Tenn.; FOREST GROVE, Or., Sept. 18. (Spe They are due to pass through here greatest value to Harvard. rence sent Esther R, driven by Tommy DOC" CRAXDALL BEST HURLER starred at end last year and who also Mike H. Butler and Dr. Calvin White cial.) The 58th year of college work soon. ' Murphy and winner of the first two showed I'P well as a basketball man. 4f Portland. at Pacific university has begun with HONOLULU WOULD SEE ANZACS heats, to the barn before the third heat Mr. Tiedeman proved to be the cham- a great deal of enthusiasm. Registra Baseball Phenom Uncovered. started on account of ineligibility. Veteran Angel Pitcher Maintains er Dranjra to Referee Bouts. pion story-tell- of guests and had tion indicates a returning to pre-w- ar The owner of Aqullla Dillon, after to respond for the third time in answer conditions. SACRAMENTO. Cal., Sept. 18. The Patterson and Brookes Invited to the second heat, complained that Ksther Coast League Lead. Olmar Dranga. former amateur to calls for another story. Athletic prospects are very, bright. latest product of the Sacramento lots U.'s record of 2:06 "4 had been made lightweight champion up ' Otis "Doc" Crandall and Curley of the Pacific Coach Jesse E. Day, who has just re- to step to the major leagues is Stop Off in Hawaii. August 16 at Philadelphia and was George Gibson. pitcher. one day too soon Brown, two Los Angeles twlrlers, are coast, who has refereed all of the TROUT READY FOR McRENZIE cently been released from the service. Philadelphia HONOLULU. T. H., Sept. 7. (Spe- to retain her eligibil having a merry time fighting it out amateur battles at the Multnomah ar who has just joined the is a Grinnell man and was an all-st- cial.) Efforts will be made to per- ity. His complaint was verified and for Pacific Coast Irague pitching player on the football team, which Athletics after making a remarkable suade Norman E. Murphy's mare sent to the barn. All Amateur'Athletic club for a number Tida Hatchery Has Young record in the Canadian league. This Brookes and Gerald on race up point honors. The latest averages compiled of years, has been selected to referee 6,600,000 held the Iowa championship for two is Gibson's year in professional L. Patterson, Australian tennis stars, to bets the to that were show Crandall leading with 25 won Ileilig years. He was also picked for a place first perform passing through on declared off. Aquilla Dillon was de- tonight's card of bouts at the Fish Awaiting Transportation. baseball. here while winrker and nine lost, while Brown has won theater. Jack Grant was originally on the valley team. their way to the Antipodes. The twq clared of the first two heats. 20 and lost eight. to al- She then won the third heat the slated referee but will not arrive EUGENE. Or., Sept. 18. (Special.) A squad of 35 men has reported Cards Take Hal Janvrin. net men are scheduled to sail from and Bill Plercy of' Sacramento has from San Francisco for several days. There are 6,600,000 young trout at the ready for football. Seven letter men Vancouver, B. C, on the steamer race. Best time. 2:02,. pitched 40 full games, which is more The free-for-a- ll pace was a disap state fish hatchery near Vida on the have returned and among the new Hal Janvrin has come back to major Niagara, due here October 4. 'than any other pitcher, and he stands "Commy" Sees Pennant. upper McKenzie river about ready to men there is promising material for the league baseball, the St. Louis Cardinals As the Hawaian championship opens pointing affair on account of the slow seventh In the rating among the regu- be liberated in that stream if the cit best team turned out at Pacific in taking him from Buffalo, whither he this month, it is expected that by the time. Miss Harris M.. the favorite, lost lar heavers. The next hardest worked CHICAGO. Sept. IS. Charles A. bens interested will furnish transpor years. went at the behest of Clark Griffith, time the two Australians reach here t after taking the second heat from pitcher is "Red" Oldham, the Beaver ComiFkey. owner of the Chicago Ameri- tation from the hatchery to the dif- Is an tha Wochinr'tAii Tn o n n Co r the local singles champion and doubles Directum J., who stood a terrific drive Iron Man. who has pitched least 33 There almost unlimited amount In the third heat. Best time, 2:03 at cans, evidently is convinced his club ferent points where they are to be of material for basketball and track champions will have been brought to 4. full games. Tom Seaton, former will win American league pennant. turned loose in the river. prospects are also very good. light. Baron Cegantle won the 2:15 trot. Beaver, now with the Seals, Is the the I: is a well-know- n fact that the Me At present there are several likely but due to a bad break he finished third pitcher in the league. "Lefty" He authorized the announcement today Kenzie river is being rapidly fished looking net stars. The local tourney last in the first heat. Best time, 2:0S4. Schroeder tops the Portland pitchers thai applications for world series tick- out and a number of sportsmen of the POLO OCCUPIES HAWAII AX S opens on September 15. Al Castle, pres- Dr. Nick won the 2:18 trot. This with six won and five lost. The latest ets would be accepted by mail. The city are endeavoring to make up a ident of the Hawaiian Tennis associa event was raced on the Jones plan. percentages, games up reservations will be filled in the order whereby finishing which include received. party to transport the young trout and Maui Team Holds Edge Over Con- tion, has cabled the two stars asking the horse last in to the start of this week's series, fol- restock the stream. shorter the shot the more them to stop over in Honolulu for a each heat was sent to the barn for low: testants to Date. THE few sets. good. Best time. 2:09Vj. Summaries: Player Won. Lost. Prt R.R.F SALSlOX FISHERMEN WARNED you mak take the club 2tl5 trot: purse. 10O0: Ross, Vernon 3 o 1.000 11 HONOLULU, T. H., Sept. 18. (Spe- back. Baron Ocantle. br. h., by Ossntle A. Arlett, Oakland...... 2 0 l.ono I'D cial.) Polo, formerly one of the fea- ABEL IS ALL- SET FOR DAVIS (McDonald) .' 8 I 1 Flnneran, Vernon ...... 12 3 .MHi 3J Dr. Elmore, by Malcolm Forbes Crandall, I --on Angeles. .. .25 9 ,T3.t 73 State Game Warden Posts Notices ture games of Hawaii, has come back When missing short approaches one (Brusiel 2 Brown. Lo Angeles...... 20 8 .714 74 to its own this month with the staging will often find a hasty back swing is Bonnie Del. br. K. ( Hinds) ...... 2123 2 Fromme. Vernon IT 7 .7ns M Holder of A. E. F. Welter Title Goes .tt-- Calling Attention to Law. of a tourney in which four teams are the cause. Blntara. b. h. (McDrvttt) 3 4 3 Seaton. San Francisco. .. .24 13 7. champion- Ed H.. blk. fr. (Sturgeon) 5 4 Stroud. Salt Lake 15 '5 PI "Warning competing for the island Into Action at Tioomt, Wikl Wlkl. Peter Larnyette Viola Schultx. Angeles..... 5 3 72 that it isa unlawful for ship. To Army team been you are practicing without and Ls .Kurt 71 fishermen to for date the has If the ball TACOMA. Sept. 18. (Special.) Watts also started. Dell, Vernon 20 13 fish salmon in the beaten by the Maul team, while the you do not need to be warned, against Wash., Time: 2:0D4. 2:0K4. 2:09. Plercy, Sacramento 24 Irt .K) 7S Sandy river in any way other than team the Oahu team. being in a hurry to look up to see Jake Abel, coast welterweight champ 2:u9 Dace: purse, siono: Dale. Salt Uke 13 9 ..V.l Do a hook and line been Kauai has beaten of In A. E. F., Aqullla Dillon, ch. g . by Sidney Dil Gould, Salt Lake 15 11 ..".77 M with has issued The playoff place shortly. gone, is one and holder the title the . . ! by Carl D. Shoemaker, state game will take where it has and this of s prancing go with Travle Da lon ( wuson) J z 1 Alrirldge, I.oa Angelea. . 12 .571 57 The Maui team is made up of mem- the excellent points in using a club for his Royal b. h. 3 4 2 Mitchell.. Vernon H .571 33 warden. Mr. Shoemaker said yesterday vis in Tacoma tomorrow night. Abel Karl. IKnl 14 11 .5K bers of the Baldwin family and C. H. only. Harvey K. br. b". (Marvin).... 4 5 3 I.evrrens. Salt Lake M that notices to this effect were being Collins. Sam Baldwin rides "Carry the and Davis will top the card arranged Hal Malone. b. K. U'hlMl & 3 4 Brenton. Seattle 10 S ..V.rt 6.H distributed following the receipt of in no by the Eagles by battling over the six- - Esther K.. b. m. (Murphy) t 1 ro Relger. Seattle 12 10 .545 .Ml News," one of the most famous polo There is temptation to take your the, Great. Tenna. Mowrer Bov. Schroeder. Portland 6 5 .5 4 5 a3 formation that unlawful fishing opera eye spot you round distance. Davis has been biff Alexander 14 being ponies in the world. "Carry the News" off the at which aimed some Nut Barr. Lillian Silkwood and Todd Echo Dawson. Vernon 12 .53 55 tions were carried on in that C" Hawaiian-bre- d and your eye be on ing his way along for quite time Market. Salt Ijke 15 13 .SW lltl and "Helen were the two should fixed that also started. IS Irt OS ttream. spot follow-throug- in the.Puget sound country since com 2:"34. :o:iw. s R. Arlett. Oakland .5J5 ponies loaned to the American till the force of your h Tlm: :(.'. Los Angeles 1 17 .5l!S eS The notice also declares that it is be- ing from Brooklyn, lie got nis start Esther R, was ruled out at the end of Flttery. team in the international matches drags your head up. second heat, when It was found Malls. Sacramento 14 15 .51K 73 tmlawful to stone, club, shoot, spear, war. "Carry News" was in Harlem. the that Houck, Vernon 15 14 .517 71 foul-hoo- k, or fore the the her record of :H54 nad been made August oOO gig, molest, wound, kill, ridden by Harry Payne Whitney. For shorter shots you have to use Harold Jones, Tacoma lightweight lti. and that she was ineligible. Aqullla Jones. Portland 5 injure, sell or offer for sale any gravid and holder for a time of the coast Dillon wan awarded the by Krause. Oakland 3 3 .Mm !l more determination to keep your eye first heat lha tlarstad, Portland 3 3 .5n SO or spawning salmon. you championship crown, will mill with judges and all race beta called off up to tbe 1 1 ; COOK TO on the spot at which aimed because 01 I.undberg, San Francisco.. ,5hi SENT CHARLESTON sec Deginning tne tnira neat. 1 the flight of the ball is shorter and you Bert Forbes of Vancouver In the 2:1S trot; purse. JloOO: Schneider. Vernon 1 .500 4 Grover Francis Returns. are anxious to know what success at- ond bout. They, too, will step six Dr. Nick. blk. b... by Dr. Igo Kremer. Oakland 17 IS .4 77 Dealers, Keep four-roun- d on 1 T 1 Couch, San Francisco 13 14 .4M S7 Camp tended the effort, consequently prac- rounds. The events the (Murphy) 1 lO 11 53 Grover "Pruny" Francis, former Mult Lewis Athletic Director Or bill are Eddie Quinn, Tacoma. and Oeneral Berlew. b. g. (Ray) 2 t 6 4 Scott. San Francisco .47rt Wheels Turning ticing without a ball is even more val- Jack Lee. b. m. 4 4 Blgbee, Seattle lO II ,47rt 70 soman Amateur Athletic club football to South. your Sheldon, New York, lightweights; Barbara IToil 2 Prough, Sacramento ft 10 .47 45 by bringing them is once again dered uable to short game than to your Sister oit. b. m. (Piper) 3 3 2 7 17 ftar, in the Rose City Frank Zink and Irving Gleason, feath- Alius Parkwood. b. m. (Mlddo)... 8 6 3 ro Smith, San Francisco. ... 15 .4!'. P? here for treatment after an extended absence. TACOMA, Wash., Sept. 18. Captain driving. Valen- Oldham. Portland IS 21 .4K2 7S equip- Francis ers, and Dan Sugar and Curley Pegler. Graceful Ppler, Zomidotte and 6 7 47 with special served with United army T. G. Cook, curtain-raiser- s. Jolly Cearln. Oaklaud the States in who became well known in Above all things watch your follow- - ce urt, as Bird also started. Sutherland. Portland 11 13 .45S.4i o ment and r ranee ana Italy and since being mus Pacific coast athletic circles through Time: 2:loSi. 2:10i. 2:0H. 2:12. 14 .4.1S skilledrefill- through, because there is wtiere many Free-for-a- ll pace; purse. ti:oX): Penner. Portland IS lis workmen for icrcu uul ut me service nas been on his position as director of athletics at Sacramento H .42 34 ing, up, re- fail, especially on this side of the At Directum J., b. h., by Chamberlain Irkln, IS .41 Ml truing his homestead in Montana. Francis is Camp Lewis since September, 1917 Big League Gossip. (Murphy) t 2 '1 Pertlca. Los Angeles IS pairing, cutting down not eligible to play on Winged M received war- - de- lantic MIfs M., b. m. 3 Bromley, San Francisco... 7 10 .412 71 the has orders from the Harris (Fleming).... 12 Holllng. Oakland 12 IS .4O0 7 and making new. four-ye- ar football team because of partment detailing him as departmental follow-throug- William, b. h. (Marvin) 2 3 3 14 B4 the A good h in which the Time: 2:0314. Thomas. Seattle 9 .3:1 rule at the club. However, he may be athletic director for the southeastern allowed to go BARRUS, now Connie Mack's 2:0.. Vance, Sacramento 10 l(i .33 4rt seen on the gridiron this season in department of the army, with head arms are after the ball DICK baseman, since George Schorr. Seattle S lO .375 71 the your weight Is over on first Mid-Pacif- 19 .3X7 S5 of an official. S. C. till all your left ic Carnival In February. Falkenburg, Oakland II role Quarters at Charleston, foot will add many yards to your shots Burns has been transferred to the out- Baum, Salt Lake 3 14 .S4 The assignment to larger duties is possibly explains T. H.. Sept. 18. (Spe- Williams, Seattle 0 3 .000 15 "(olden Kale Servlee?"" Savage Goes to Xew here to be the result of Captain and the tremendous field, is hitting the ball well, but his HONOLULU. Davla Mexico. taken distances slight British girls, like Mrs. fielding has not been up to par and he cial.) Four days in February, 1920. Kleventk and Cook's record in the organization and Mid-Pacif- ic NAMES BOXING BODY , EEATLE, Wash.. Sept. 18. (Spe- McBeth (Muriel Dodd) and Miss Elsie continues to have sleepy spells. will constitute the carnival SEATTLE maintenance of his department since Grant-Suttl- cial.) Tony Savage, former star end of Camp Lewis. e and Miss Frances Teacher to be held here. The carnival win University of "Washington the creation get with so little effort. So do not be Boston Knights of Columbus are ar include a series of swimming races in at the under a hurry to bring your big "day" which some of the world's greatest Three Commissioners Will Control Dobie and later coach at Lincoln high, .TO COACH DARTMOUTH in club round. ranging a for their fellow compete. f has left for Albuquerque, N. M., where ALUMNI Let it follow the line of flight as far knight. Babe Ruth, and promise to make swimmers will Bouts In Sound City. as it can and it will come it the greatest thing ever pulled off in he will take charge of athletics for round nat Sept. 18. (Spe- urally. history of baseball in Boston. Sep Strupper Returns to Golden. . SEATTLE. Wash., the coming season at the state univer- Eastern College Presses Former the cial.) Boxing in sity Savage won city cham-- - tember 20 is the date set for the cele contests Seattle from there. the Do not Jerk your weight over when bration. Everett Strupper. Georgia Tech's now on will be under the control of pionship in football and basketball dur- Stars Into Football Service. swinging back, or bend your . great running halfback, is expected to a commission. ing one-ye- ar stay knee in ... his as coach at the Dartmouth will rely wholly upon with an effort. These things are the Dave Danforth, released by the Chi be with the Golden Tornado again this At a conference Thursday morning north end school, v alumni coaching this season. ' Cupid' results, not the causes of a good swing. cago White Sox to Columbus, refused fall. This means trouble for all comers. Mayor Fitzgerald. Sheriff Stringer, and