TITE MORXIXG OREGOXIATf, TTJESDAT, NOVEMBER .28, 13

tween two teams of former stars attracted much attention and ENTRAINS TODAY PORTLAND TO SEE planned to make it an annual affai The eastern aa one j ; of the teams will be known, will be composed of McLaren, Pittsburg:; SHORT PRACTICE IS TO BE W1LURD IN ACTION Casey, Harvard; Kaw, Cornell; Erlckson. W. & J.; Moseley, Yale; HELD BY ELEVEN. Ashbaugh, Brown, Munns, Cornell; Hogsett, Dartmouth: West, Colgate; Peck, Pittsburg and Cutler, Syra- Workout Also Slated for Wedncs-tla- y cuse. The western will be: in Preparation for Champion Rcberts, Centre; McMlllian, Chicago; r.iehenlaub, Notre Dame; Muller, Washington Battle. on Exhibition Tour. California; Huffman. Ohio Stite; Trott, Ohio Slate; Vick, Michigan; Xemeek, Ohio State; Wallace, Iowa UNIVERSITY OF OREGON, Eu- r--" o State; Bolen, Ohio State and Crangle, gene, Nov. 27. (Special.) Oregon's ;c matter Illinois. football team. 22 strong, will board a Uie northbound Shasta at 4:30 to- BIG KANSAN IS POPULAR morrow for Seattfe, where on Thurs- - j day they will clash with the Uni-- ! C tobacco BABE RUTH IN TRAINING versity of Washington in the final and most crucial game of the north- ern season. Prior to entraining the Dempsey's Challenger, in Tow of webfooters will hold short practice BAMBINO ON FARM GETTING and will again work out in Seattle Bobby Evans, to Demonstrate Wednesday afternoon. He Is Contender. IX SHAPE FOR 1923. The team will reach Seattle Fit Wednesday at 7 A. M. and will stay at the Washington hotel annex. Ex-Kin- g of Swat Declared Trying Accompanying the squad will be Coaches Shy Huntington, Bart Jesa AVillard, ex - heavyweight to Recover Lost Laurels by Spellman and Baz Williams, Trainer seen Hayward, Manager chamnion of the worldwlll be Rigorous Workout. a Bill Graduate in the northwest in a series oj Benefiel and Student Manager HulL exmmuon maicnes nw jpuuujttKV.,i"- - Shy Huntington put his proteges; vcv!3?? as Evans, well known in Portland ' By Chicago Trfbune Leased Wire.) through a stiff practice tonight and a manacer of boxers and former SUDBURY, Mass., 27. Babe in the hour of scrimmage against matchmaker for the Portland box Nov.. the second stringers the team at- ing commission, is arranging for the Ruth is making good on his pledge tack showed powerful and effective. big boxer who hopes to regain ine to essay a "come-back- ." Far from The workout tomorrow prior to de- title that now rests upon the curly Broadway's lure he is living a sim- parture will 'be Just enough to taper locks of Jack Dempsey. ple, regular, rigorous life on his off from the stiff practice that has Evans, who returned to Portland farm here. A farmer's chores are been held since the victory over the from Los Angeles yesterday, had his daily training. His muscles with Aggies. The final practice Wednes- little chance to talk business with each ax blow are gatnering power day will consist mainly of signal the Portland or Slilwaukie commis- with which he expects to reclaim drill. sion, but expects to talk Vhe mat- the home-ru- n crown, and there is The coaching staff and the team THe day of days when our thoughts ter over with Vepresentatives of much wood chopping daily In the realize that they will be up both commissions today when a Babe's new routine. against a strong team when they dnte will be set for the appearance When he plays he roams the open face the Vikings and everything in are those of home and the family circle. here of the white hope who brought fields with a rifle, training the the repertoire of the .lemon-yello- w the world's heavyweight crown old eye to see keenly. Or he gets attack will be uncorked in the at- back to the white race. a healthy, clean enjoyment from tempt to win. A victory will give Few are able to actually participate Willard, according to Evans, is tfro companionship of animals, his Oregon a tie with California for the most sought after pugilist In favorite pet just now beijig a white the coast championship and will reunions those America today, not excepting the rabbit. further put In line the Penn in the of nearest to them, Dempsey. Big Jess changed. He took it for champion. Jack The Babe has State game. An nt rally at could tour Americ and make more an oath of faith to his army of the train will send the Oregon, war- owing to distance and the demands of money knocking over a lot of set- worshipers to retrieve their re- riors north. ups during the next six months spect, to return to baseball next The players making th trip will the workaday world. than he will be paid by Tex Rickard year ready to regain his lost laurels. be: Centers, Callison, Bill Johnson; or any other promoter to meet the And he's working hard to keep that guards, Shields, captain. Tiny champion, declares Evans, but it pledge. Shields, Dick Reed, Byler; tackles. is not the desire of Willard to bunk Baby Dorothy Helen, his bright-eye- d tele- ' Vonderahe, Cogs Campbell, But remember the long distance the public. daughter, is with the Babe Gooding; ends. Spear, Brach- - Willard Ready to Show Good. on the farm. er, Terry, Johnson; quarterbacks. phone. Your separation is one of min- He is willing to take on Fred Ruth doesn't dress for dinner. He Chapman, Russ Brown; halfbacks. Fulton, Bill Brennan, Floyd John- is more interested in calories than King, Ward Johnson, Gram, Jordan, utes, not miles. son or any other white heavy- clothes. His interest takes him Tergerson; fullbacks, Latham, weights in his training quarters to into the kitchen frequently. He has ;Burton. prove to the public and press as foregone cigarettes for a long-stemm- well as the successful bidder for pipe. Oakland Signs Chet Thomas. Call up Mthe folks" on Thanksgiving the Willard-Dempse- y match, that he The one missing figure in the really rates a shot at Dempsey. homely domestic scene will soon be SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 27. Chet Should Willard fail to outclass the supplied. Mrs. Ruth, who is in St. Thomas, former American League Day. Send them your cheer and hear men who are being mentioned as Vincent's hospital in New York city catcher, has' signed a contract with : opponents for Dempsey he is will- -' recovering from an operation, ex- the Oakland club of the-- Pacific the familiar voices. ing to step aside and let any other pects to jin her big and little babes Coast league for the 1923 season, it man selected step to the barrier within a week or two. was announced here today. Thomas with the champion. Mrs. Ruth has refused to receive was with Oakland in 1909 and after- Willard is well fixed financially, visitors, under strict orders of her ward played with Boston and Cleve- and while he may not have been doctor, it is said. In accordance land. the flashiest boxer that ever held with her wishes, the nature of her - the heavyweight crown, there is no illness Is being kept secret. getting away from the fact that he Swimming Splashes. X won the title from Johnson and UMPIRES FAVOR UNION there is no reason why he should way Nothing more amazing has occurred have to fight his back before in swimming than the d back- getting another chance at the Organization "to Help Them As stroke performance in 6 minutes 24 5 championship, is the argument ad-- . seconds achieved by Miss Sybil Bauer vanced by Evans. sert Rights Is Considered. of the Illinois Athletio club in Bermuda recently. Not only did the feat better The Pacific Telephone Return Match Held Only Fair. (By Chicago Tribune Leased Wire.) Miss Baeur's own world's record for Jim Corbett, Bob Fitzsimmons and CHICAGO, Nov. 27. Minor league women by IS 5 seconds, but actually other great champions were given umpires are boiling over with the broke the men's international standard matches asking and idea of forming a union to of 8 minutes 28 seconds, held by Harold And Telegraph Company return for the labor Kruger of Honolulu. Never before was Willard surely is Entitled to the help them assert their rights. They a woman known to beat a swimming same deal, says Evans. expect to form this organization at record for men. The present tour of exhibitions the annual Louisville meeting of theJ being arranged for Willard by Nationai association. An'interesting sidelight on Miss Bauer's Evans is for the purpose of shpwing Foremost in their demands will be performance is that Kruger, now a resi- the is alleged "pull,' dent of Chicago, heard some weeka ago the fans that the elimination of that the Illinois Athletio club girl mar active enough, and that with a good which takes some "lame duck," ex vel was preparing to attack his mark in siege of training he could go into player cr green athlete and makes Bermuda and mads up his mind that he ) a real bout and give Champion Jack him a major league arbiter, while would put it beyond her reach before a battle. the competent minor league um- shf got a chance at it. So he requested There is no question but what pires, veterans and capable, are that a special race be added to a meet the boxing of in Milwaukee, But all the trouble of fans Portland, asl passed by. They cite two instances the trip went for naught, for the young well as other cities in the north- of this alleged unfairness. One is Hawaiian failed even to equal his stand west, want to see the big Kansan George Moriarity, noted umpire ard time. To have this fair natator strip and step a few rounds just to baiter, who was made a major break his mark must have been a ter judge for themselves whether he league umpire when his playing rible Jolt to the man fish, Liggett & Myers Tobacco Ca really is fit for a return clash with days were done. He had no ex Dempsey. Observers of swimming have long pre perience and never qualified with dieted that women would make swim- men like Brick Owens and Hank ming competition Interesting for men. elation willing to devote every effort to WILLARD DENIES RUMORS O'Day. Another case was Ed Walsh, Women so far excel men in the water bring about the encounter." the Sox star. He was now, taking swimmers as an average, down so that put them in competition and you John Wetwmuller, Illinois Athletic Jess Says No Articles Signed to alleged to have fallen will find that the women will win oh badly on decisions last summer that club swimming marvel, has declined en points in every style or distance of Invitation to tour New Zealand and Aus- each 1 4m: Meet Floyd Johnson. he was shjfted to the utility list. swimming. This is true of any section tralia this winter. Home engagements According to the promoters of or taking the United States in general will not permit the long trip. LOS ANGELES, Cal Nov, 27. the new union, the organization will Meni holding world's records are making Jess Willard, former heavyweight organized baseball give better time than women, but with thess i, !.tf demand that tew exceptions swimming is tha women's Bush League champion, today denied a report each minor league umpire a chance port. Notes f i from Buffalo, N. Y., that he had big league after a certain i accepted an to meet Floyd in the offer period of service and as fast as While on his vacation. Professor J. A. f. E. Willikson, manager of the As- Johnson and renewed his previous permit. Jackson of Los Angeles Is making team, accepted Co openings toria football has v3 tw 1 statement that he wants to fight tour of southern California and at the lumbla's challenge for a game provided Jack Dempsey. He also denied that QUINTETS GET BUSY same time giving free Instructions, in it is played sometime in December. As- he had said he was in condition at REED swimming and life saving to school chil- toria has a good football team and sev- present. dren and boy scouts. eral weeks ago It defeated the Wood- stock eleven of Portland. "Any story sent out from Buffalo Freshman Squad Is Causing Other More than passing Interest attaches that I have accepted an offer to to the report from the Antipodes that meet Floyd Johnson is untrue," said Classes to Worry. Miss Mina Wylle of Sydney is expected McLaughlin union high school won the simply to conspicuous figure swim- football championship of tJmatilla county Willard. "I wired Charlie be the In the Saturday by defeating Hermiston high. Murray, the promoter, that was With the intra-mur- al football sea ming championships of Australia again i championship in this season. This remarkable water 83 to 0. at Milton. Recently McLaugh- going to have a talk with Kearns son over and the lin defeated Pendleton high, to 7. he I hands of the upperclass team, queen, who swept everything before her when returned here and that the in 1921-S- now is 31 years old, yet she THENEWSTYLEB7 could not give a definite answer interclass basketball has come to the fa swimming faster than ever. Not long The Alblna Aces won their seventh until fter that time. fore at Reed college. ago she swam 100 yards officially In and eighth football games Sunday on "If it is true that Dempsey has The freshmen squad, with a fast 1 minute fl seconds, the best per the Jefferson high school grounds. In signed up with A. H. Woods, then I group of men out for practice daily, formance in her brilliant career. the first game the Aces defeated Penin- expect to be the first of the two men is giving the other teams something sula, 20 to 0. and In tha second game Reynolds, Much interest has been aroused In they won from Highland, 6 to 0. The Arrow who will meet Dempsey. I believe to worry about. Wilson, among New York by an, article in one of the Aces have not been scored on this year the first good man who meets Pilpel and Colt are a mass Honolulu dallies in which Miss Ruth and nave won an tne.r games. Follow- Dempsey can whip him and I want of fine material. Stacker, former swimming ohamplon ing are the scores of the team for the the chance. Experienced men in the upper and formally of Portland, writes that eeason: Abina IS, Holy Name 0; Albina Collars In&antiHeat wherever want,ify "I did not wire Murray that I am classes are scarce. The sophomores the mermaids of Hawaii are ready to 5 a, Home ciud u; Aiotna , utepnens 0; Claett,Peabody 'you any challenge to contest any five rivals from Alblna 37, Goose Hollow 0; Alblna 24, GCo.Inc in condition, and stories sent lead in the number of last year's any out by him or anyone else to this men, having Galser, Griffin, John- state In the union or the entire Kenton 0; Albina 6, East S'de juniors 0; laughable. were, United Slates. Said one of the officials Albina 20, Peninsula 0, and Alblna 6, effect are If I then son, Riches, Frazier and Stone back of the New Tork Women Swimming Highland 0. I would take on Dempsey on the on the floor and proving good mate- associating, commenting on the article stage 'or anywhere else he might rial on which to build a team. "The women's swimming association will A lighted match to a good oil name." The championship team of last be glad to accept the challenge for its and Weinsteln own girls without seeking the help of season finds Beich other stars in the state or country If It heater and your room is soon NEAV YORK TO GET MEET the only regulars back in the line- develops that the defi Is not newspaper up, although Brady and Houston, talk. Moreover, an test should. flooded with a warm, happy substitutes last year, are expected oe arrangea, juaging irom tne announce heat Intercollegiate Indoor Track and to helB the seniors. ment that a team of Hawaii's foremost 1 to Henny and girl swimmers is to visit this continent How convenient No furnace to Field Championships Set. The juniors look within 4 few months. At all events, they Graham as a nucleus around which win ting 'tne women's swimming n NEW YORK, Nov. 27. The annual to build their team. stoke and coax along, no ashes to intercollegiate indoor track and field championships will be held in Sweater Given to Hayward. bother about And, if you burn this city on Saturday, March 3, it was announced today at a meeting EUGENE, Nov. 27. Bill Hayward, Pearl Oil, no smoke, dirt, norodec of the executive and advisory com- veteran trainer of athletes at the mittees of the Intercollegiate Asso- University of Oregon, today was by Student body with ned ciation of Amateur Athletes of presented the Oil is refined and re-refi- America. a sweater with 20 service stripes oft Pearl The meet will be held t the the sleeves. He has toeen with the by special process developed by armory of tho 102d regiment of university 20 years. a engineers. It Is probable that the I W VI vsu ri-s- 1924 indoor championships will be Syracuse Wins Cross-Countr- y. the Standard Oil Company. awarded to Buffalo or Baltimore, NEW YORK, Nov. 27. Syracuse as the committees are in favor of university today won the ant.ual Get it in bulk from dealers every- rotation once the games are firmly cross-count- established. Intercollegiate run over the six-mi- course at Van VARIED OiL The committees accepted as new Ccrtlandt park. Yale was second and where. Order by name Pearl intercollegiate records the time of Massachusetts Institute of Tech- FWTTERNS Down the field they go a forward pass-t- wo J. A. Leconey of Lafayette, when he nology third. downs, five yards gain -- a crushing won the final of the 100-ya- dash to at Cambridge last May in .9 drive through centre' the crowds roaring--soinebo- dy seconds, and the running high jumps WW. AIT 1 t ' hurt gbing again a touch of 1 T.i Brown of Dartmouth, who I fe3Lll a goal victory defeat. You cleared the bar at 6 feet 4 inches down are at the indoor championships and buying a front seat at all the big games 4 Tl T 6 feet 4?i inches at the outdoor FOOTBALL instantly play by A 1 games. getting it all play when you ML install in your home the supreme achievement . Match GRID STARS ARE TO in radio receiving sets. " LJUl PLAY M. A. A. C. Well (KEROSENE) Selections to Be (Portland) With. HEAT OIL Seen in Game Saturday. vs. AnY COMPANY COLUMBUS, O., Nov. 27. Modioli (.Calijomi For the trade mark Rco. u.i nr. orf. AND LIGHT first time in the history of Ameri- Coat, can football, two teams comp'.-ee- O. A. C. entirely of men whose names have (San Francisco) lift UM "there's d Eodiold every purse been mentioned in various I f7 I r ! KB - I selections WW .ft fir will play here r.ext To tie played Thanksgiving w From $25 to $350. See your feCA Saturday. The game, the proceeds day at Multnomah Field, 2:30 nearest dealer today of which will be given to iccal P. M. 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