Ta& His Two Errors Defeated Him

6 THE- - SUNDAY 'OREGOXIAX, PORTLAND. NOVEMBER 1G. 1919.

EDWARD H. PHILBROOK, BROTHER OF MULTNOMAH CLUB FOOTBALL COACH FOUND PLENTY OF GAME ON TWO MONTHS' HUNT IN ALASKA. what happened to .Chicago in the fourth game. It strikes me that the PHILDRQQK superb pitching of Jimmy Ring was REM the deciding factor in this game. Ed- die Cicotte pitched about as well, but ta& his two errors defeated him. The FROM GAME HAUNTS BASEBALL OPPOSED fifth game stands as a monument to the prowess of Hod Eller. In that game he caused nine of the Chicago players to go otit on strikes, getting six in a row. Chicago won the sixth and seventh games, because the Reds M Billy faltered in the sixth, the only break Brother of Winged Coach Evans Believes Real in the series, while Cicotte was master -- ' - of the Reds in the seventh. A genuine Has Good Luck in 'Alaska. ::-'- wr - Playing Wins batting spree by v v. h- - t- - Pennants. Cincinnati maUt? Sep' possible winning ,j 'v- the of the eighth game, 19 to 5. A resume of the series makes it apparent the pitching ot Rout her, Sal-le- e. MANY BAGGED Eller and Ring had much to do TROPHIES 1914 EXAMPLE IS CITED with winning. Likewise, the timely hitting of Kopf, Duncan. Uroh, Diu-be- rt and Neale had considerable to do with the Reds finishing on top. In- cidentally, the brilliant work in the Hunter Has Lively Experience With American League Umpire of Opin field of Eddie Roush and the splendid Grizzly While Tramping catching of Wlnso . and Rarideu Bear ion Too Much Credit Is Oiven played an equal part. North.-- . Wilds of Far . Smith for Reds' Victory. It seems to me that to give a substitute who contributed nothing more than conversation a higher rating than the players mentioned is unfair to those players and a bit of a knock Edward H. Philbrook. brother of BY BILLY EVANS, to the game from a sportsmanlike George PhUbrook, famous athlete and American League Umpire. viewpoint. Most people who like base- coach of the Multnomah Amateur Ath- Get their goat, and we will defeat ball do so because they believe it is letic club, returned to Portland last them. the cleanest of all sports, people who week after two months pent in the Baseball has originated many a believe results are attained through big slang expression. Some of them are superiority on the ball field, not be- Interior of Alaska hunting for national institutions. "Atta boy," cause some bench warmers can get ame. The trip was a combined busi- "show some pepper up" find away with stinging personalities thst ness and pleasure Jaunt, as Philbrook, "come on boys, a little life," are a few tend to upset the players made the who was formerly connected with the expressions of the ball field. None Is target for them. 1 like baseball too automobile industry. Is now affiliated better known than "get their goat. well to think for even a minute that with a motion picture concern and it In' 1914 the Boston Braves made the "tobasco conversation" beat the Chi- was for the purpose of getting pic- Philadelphia Athletics look foolish in cago ball club. I maintain the Reds scenery wild the world series. The Athletics were won because they played better ball, tures of Alaskan and top-hea- favorites, but the Braves and deserved the victory on their animals and to collect trophies that won four straight. Since then It has merits. he made the trip north. been common talk that the Braves PI ayera Are scene of Mr. Philbrook's big-gam- e Offender. The won because they, to use the slang 3Don't get the Impression that '"per- hunting experiences was laid of the ball field, "got the goats" of sonalities"' were not indulged in. I In the Alaska-Yuko- n territory, 300 "the Philadelphia players from the regret they were to a decided degree. miles north of the Tukon river, and, start, and thereby to a great extent Don't get the impression that the as PhUbrook says, "300 miles from ruined their effectiveness. I know were sole The I N-- Reds the offenders. civilization." This region, which is T' W IP - X . several players on the Braves, and battle of tongues was started by the greatest big-gam- e hunting ground they insisted the way the Braves rode the was winning Reds, probably led by Smith, since on the continent, lies at the northern DELAY the Athletics what made Evers gives him so much credit. Don't extremity of the Rocky mountain BOUSES flNZAGS so easy. They told me personalities think the White Sox stood for it with- range. flavored with tobasco sauce were out a murmur. Nay! Nay. They The trip inland was made by canoes hurled at the Athletics. Family af- came back in like language. I didn't and the party was led by an Indian fairs and state secrets were dug up like the stuff. I commented about it guide. DAVIS CUP MATCHES CAUSE OF and told the world. In dressing room one game I have always such the after Much Game Bagged. DISPUTE W taken talk with and expressed regret that a better Caribou, moose, mountain sheep and ITH ENGLISH. a grain of salt. No one can make me spirit of sportsmanship couldn't be grizzly bear all fell victims to Phil-- , believe the Braves won purely on shown. - powered He conversation. I think the Braves won i - games In brook's high rifle. De- I World- series are peculiar brought down six caribou, two moos, British Isle Challengers Want because the team played the better many ways. The games are piayea several mountain sheep and )wo cember Games Delayed Until ball, was favored with airtight pitch- - under the rules of the league where gfclzzly beara All the game was ing, and some one always was able the contest is staged. That Is. in bagged within five miles of the hunt- Late in January. to come through with a timely hit, games played on the National league ers camp. when an opportunity to score was of- grounds the construction the Na- Philbrook had several experiences fered. In addition, the breaks favored tional league places on many things on his trip that he will not soon for- NEW YORK, Nov. 15. Something the Braves. Usually the breaks favor that can come up are observed, and get, but the one that he will always like a tempest in a teapot is brew- the winning team. vice versa on the American league remember and which was foremost in ing between the Australians and the Athletics Are? Outplayed. parks. Both games in which 1 was his mind as he related his adventures British Isles because the latter has In many cases the style of play the "umpire in chief" were played at yesterday had to do with a grizzly been dilatory as to meeting the usual adopted by such a team, makes possi- Cincinnati. 1 make this statement to hunt. He had already killed one of engagement dates for the challenge ble such breaks. To top off the work explain an incident when Collins came the huge bears and was after another matches for the Davis international of the Braves, it was a team that to bat for the first time in the second which he had wounded. The wounded cup. Instead of the matches being played with a confidence In its ability game. He was greeted by a chorus grizzly, after being cornered, turned decided, as has been the custom for to beat not only the Athletics, but of personal remarks from the bench and charged the hunter, and it was a number of years, during the latter any oid team. Perhaps this or that warmers on the Cincinnati club, the only by a couple of well-direct- shots part of November or the first of De Athletic player was a bit affected by purpose being to "get his gc t." A that the beast was stopped and a cember, as was the case when Maurice the "ride" given him by the Boston like Incident in an American league hand-to-han- d combat prevented. E. McLoughlin, William A. Larned players, but it played only a small game during the regular season and Beals C. Wright attempted to re part would have caused me to stop the Freeze Come Early. cup in the final result, I have always play- freeze-u- p gain the world iainus in the figured the Braves to win, contest and warn the offending The in the northern region deserved A would came this year two weeks before it Antipodes, the British Isles chal because the team outplayed the Ath- ers. repetition of the incident was expected and the party was lengers have asked for a delay until letics In all departments, not because have caused d ismissal of the offend- coming late in January. couple ing players. There is a league rule caught in the ice while out m ; :yw'v?. r!. there were a of fellows on the of- They were compelled to leave their The Australians are not disposed to r,rMt r club who could say unkind things to in the American that a player so trophies accept this request as indicating any- the opposing players. fending is automatically suspended canoes and with the Indians thing other than that the British Isles for three days. and complete the journey to the 1 n ) i n i Recently I read a statement by Yukon river on foot. "With only one team Kingscote, Beamish and Lowe wrswyj , Johnny Evers. who assisted Manager "The Reds are getting a little rough, esire to continue their sojourn in mTnir prep- Eddie." I remarked. day's provisions left In their packs, South Africa, where the team has Moran of the Cincinnati club in "Don't pay any attention to them." the party reached the waters of .the aration for the series with tne "White who was been playing since it left England. 1 1HOO -- no Cin- answered Bill Rarioen, Yukon and civilization. There is disposition on part of A real ball moose Telghlii&; pound, which fell prey to Philbrook rifle. 2 Philbrook "pawing; over Brent grlaalr that wu nailed after a Sox. Evers said player on the catching. "They are harmless and Mr. Philbrook will make the trip the the battle. Not many of these mountain sheep, which replenished Phllbrookn bag, are roam In around. Thla one was shot 300 miles from civilisation. cinnati club played a more prominent the Australian ofticials to regard the -- it believe they must earn their share north again in the spring to secure delay as very impor- 4 Philbrook carrying; nntlers of monster moose shown in first picture. part in the success of the Reds than way." , the valuable trophies which he was putting off the Smith. Perhaps many people will be some forced to leave with the Indians. tant international cup series for what surprised to know Smith was on the Now to combat the statement by amounts to exhibition matches of an per- Evers that Smith got Collins' goat, Several trips to the tropics as well inter-coloni- club. Evers said Smith, by his al Blanchard. George McDonald, Aaron Hart, ter. George Orffflth. C. O. Givens. L. E. prove Collins as a gentle- to order. It is hinted that God-dar- which will as other expeditions the northern E. Ira Dennis. K. Nance and K. H. Payne. Smith H. Pyeritz. H. Grow, H S. sonal remarks, so "got the goat" of a sportsman. The region are being planned by Phil the optimism of Norman Brookes Checkers. The simultaneous exhibition' fflven by Ch L. Boardman, Mrs. Khricks, H. A. number of Chicago players, that they man and real m chatter brook. as to the Australian holders of the that good fellow and good Davis, u. R. Campbell, D. Looney. were to do from the bench continued. Davis cup having no difficulty in re- checker player at the rooms of the Port- Prize problem No. 83( Key. unable themselves justice. "I don't know whether it is custom- the E. ft. Bryant, Editor. land Chess and Checker club Wednesday E. H. BRYA?T. Editor. 2, 3. 1 Evers mentioned Eddie Collins among taining their possession of world 6U13. evening. November 5, was a splendid suc- 3. 1 2, ary to allow such talk in the National Phone Tabor Conditions of games, problems the players affected. Of course to me Rari-de- n, trophy has somewhat dampened the Portland Chess and Checker club, Wor- cess. Mr. Wark won against J. Klchei-to- ending, 3. mate, etc. H. W. league games." I remarked to so Owens, Fakefish, R. or items of Interest, criticism and club H. S. Goddard, C. U. that was a laugh, knowing Cellins some boys LONG DUCKS ardor of the challengers that they cester building. Third and Oak streets, William J. J. notes 143 (!rof. Givens, Mrs. T "but it seems ot the TRIP KETS 4 are enjoying taking room 21 tt. Con trbiut Ions solicited. Mail Sweeney, E. Widmer, W. G. Ringer, W. R. solicited. Send direct to Kat Eiiricks and Ben Foster. as do. Smith is a substitute on a bit." their trip before Thirty-fift- h street. ar.o 1 are overstepping themselves expected licking. to 143 East Thirty-fift- h street. Griffith, J. Graham, H. Barteil, W. U Problem No. Twr keys: the Cincinnati club, who had evident Bill," replied Col- the PROBLEM NO. 48. Kinney, J. Grieves, H. W. Boyle and Mr. PROBLEM NO. 872. 2, 3. mate. ly been appointed as the cheer leader "Forsret about it That the situation has aroused the By W. Dawson, England. Wringer; drew with D. Downie, J. Don-hol- By Edward La Callle, Vancouver, B. C. die. cov. ch. Kt-B- QXKt. lins, "those sfellows are not bothering J. KI-K- -; Red's crew "goat ire bf some of those who direct lawn We take this from the London Mer- J. Powers. Thos-- winning their Here Is another very practical proposi male. 1 2, QXKtch.. OXP, of of getters." me, you stop the game, and go games 1 -- T. and if HOOD RIVER HUNTERS TRAVEL tennis affairs in Australia is indicated cury. Although not very difficult. It con-tan- is were: T. A. Hedges, W. Cruther, tion from the local man at Vancouver. If ate. 2. R.Rch.. K K t It seems to me that Evers state- over to the Cincinnati bench and try positions very Vanza"t ft"d. - wo.n t you your mates. in giving so much to by an signed by which are instructive It J; IcVl?kei- i1"'. are not pleased with this I pity ment credit be embarrassing 500 MILES FOR BIRDS. article the famous and fully demonstrates how very careful 13. drew and wife, and If you are an old batch, my Our esteemed friend, and Ttn1hlv the Smith, is hardly fair to rest of to stop them, it will expert, cross-boar- d congratulated on magnificent In the "Austral," in the recent issue the plays must be in han- this advice 1h never get married. llet chess editor actual work in the played for you. You will get nothing better Sydney game or he will lose his nuea states today. Ben K. Foster of the the team that such magnifi . of the Referee that has just dling the end hollowing is an ending or one or BLACK EIGHT PIECES. Globe Democrat, us one most say than a "razzing country. He writes, in grip. the of rhe cent baseball. I would the first No, 1 be'.iev rough con- Automobile Lights Oc reached this BLACK, 1, 8, 14, 15. games: Black. 2, 3, 5, 7, 10, 18. 15, 20: complete solutions to the prise problems game won by was made refuse to Tires and part, as follows: white. 19, 17. 23. 24. 23, 26, 27, 32. Black yet received, end speaks highly of the Cincinnati versation decided the recent world 2- -. possible by good cupy Attention of Xlmrods; Two "It is impossible for any impartial played beautilul design. "The White Cross." Ruethers pitching, series. I prefer giving the credit to to escape t reaerick a. Boaiev. Newark. N. J. We regret that No. 859 had two keys, his own hard hitting, and the gen- men did things. 1 do be- observer the conviction that Will comply with your request soon and but the suggestions of Mr. Foster oan- - eral excellent play of the Reds. The the who real Hours' Shooting Enjoyed. the English Lawn Tennis association send you the names ana addresses 01 some ot be but very helpful and encouraging game, me, lieve too much rough stuff was passed has not bestowed sufficient thought of our players. Em o Mr. Griffith the author. The nrixe of second it seemed to was out. It has no place in baseball. I on the question of getting the British problem o. 33, by Mr. TnirKeii. was ITS Si 2 is awarded to 1. Foster and forwarded won through Sallees ability to pitch know it has no place In American by expert. HOOD RIVER, Or., Nov. 15. (Spe Isles team to Australia to play the overhauled our N. Sanfield. to him, also for the elaborate analysis by airtight ball in the pinches, coupled league games. President Johnson fig- Centralia, Wash. The position la black, n. Goddard. airs RhrlrkH and c r: with a timely three-bas- e wailop by cial.) Harry T. DeWitt, local garage challetige round this year, let alone 2. r n. 14; king. 27. white. 211. zi. 22. Givens we send a small present of fij ures the public goes to see a hall man, Attorney A. J. on the dates announced by the Aus- 25; king, 15. Black to win. Mr. Sanfield cents to them and thank them for their Kopf, after Williams "raa passed sev- game, his umpires conduct and District Hop 27-2- K.Mt. and makes :.'U tries then throws the man on 20 eip. 31rs. bhrlcka a laa srlves in No eral men. Kerr's pitching for Chicago He likes Derby have made a record as hunters tralian association as advisable It 15-1- 7 the game along that theory. seem and plays We believe will win castles. RXB: 2. RJCKt: 3. was responsible for the third game here this year. The two men traveled does as If it would have been tor DiacK, out say, tne re im some 01 tne KIXR, mate; or castles. 3 or plenty of fight and aggressiveness, BOO miles and .killed only two ducks possible for the English and French nicest play wrapped up In It and we sub- 2. KtXKt. KtXKt. mate. going to the Sox. but puts the ban on conversation that mit the position again for solution. IT". - We acknowledse the receipt nf nnK- - each. associations to arrange for berths for P Pitch Ins; Blsr Factor. not into print in our best GAME NO. 1010. lems from D. Looney, Cnesler Roberta, could break District Attorney Derby's cousin, J. members of the winning team. Alma. George Griffith and George Robinson. When a team can't make a run, it family newspapers. B. Anderson, of Bend, was returning "In another matter the English as- Contributed by George Robinson. Van- in ine second position ot No. .S. K on hasn't much chance to win. That is (Copyright 1919 by W. G. Evans.) home from The Dalles with a new sociation has left undone something it couver, B. C. Mason threw out Jeffrey in R.RK n.ate- n- - 1 club championship by winning 8 or S automobile. He invited the local men ought to have done, and that is to the series u p. . this game. Score, Mason 2, Jeffrey 2, !j5TTJ T-- l rv " mat to join him and go to Davis lake, 58 notify the Australian association of 1. 23-1- 22-1- Will the nartv who sends n DEMPSEY-BECKET- drawn - 1 f .1 problem rh... T GO YET miles south of Bend, for duck shoot- the result of the previous rounds at 17- - 13. 25-2- 26-2- ;, I H from Orenco. Or.," please send us ing, reported good. an earlier date. Actually, we do not - 1 18- - 22, 23-1- 27-1- 8, 24-2- m his name? No name attached to your kind Plop- 32-2- letter. Names know offcially today the result of 7 and we have the position black on ELEVEN PIECES. pany and solution, must accom- . "We had five blowouts between i: 1, 2, 4, 6, 8. 9. 10. 11, 12. 22. White on WHITE contributions. AWAITS ENGLISH SIGNATURE The Dalles and Bend," says Mr. De-Wi- tt. the match between England and WHITE, 0, 23, 26, 31. 13, 18, 19, 20, 21. 27, 28. 29. 30, 31; black White to move and mate in three. Your problem has two solutions: - France. The honorable secretary of to move win. White king on Q3, queen on 5R. rooks ch.. KtXB, PXKt, mate; or "It- was just one darn flat tire Black to play and win. and on KR8 and QR6. knights on K Kt5 and a, given by you. etc.. after another. We reached our the Australian association, T. H. PROBLEM NO. 949. GAME NO. 1011. K7. pawns on KB3. KBli. lwKt:l. JB3. QH4. Overseas Battler Is Wary of Risking His Chances for Poor Loser's 12:30 Hicks, only received on Saturday last By G. R. Thompson. Clapham, England. Contributed by George Robinson. king an K4, rook on KKt2 .bishop GAME NO. B10. destination at o'clock the Played at Vancouver recently between Black Evans Hitmhli End of Purse in New Orleans. the official result of the match be- This problem in its class is a beauty on QKt3, pawns on KB2, KKt3. KKti, - second day out of The Dalles. and the solvers will be delighted with the nue. KK5. QK2. Gunshurg- SteinltziGunsburg Rteinlt: Our lights, too, went bad. I tok tween the British Isles and South climax. The in iesue are all S- - 8 14-3- 2 PROBLEM NO. 873. v. nue. Black. White. Black. studies this 2 32-2- 8 28-2- 2 8- - S 1 4 Africa, played much earlier. Either purpose 14--20 Pv Q-- wheel for a time drove from the Mercury for the 6- S2-2- By D. Loonsy. Weed. Cal. 15. to England made a the' and taken 5 - 9 8 7 2 3 3 YORK, Nov. Jack Smith went and far-fam- secretary of Eng- of giving The Oregon ian samples is from being dirficult, but 24 RxRrh KtxK through the the honorable the readers 8 24-1- 9 20-1- 1 24-1- 9 T This far 4 very poor showing Georges Trout Creek or acrops . some pretty It 3 5 K 4 Iff said to have signed with lish is too busy or he wortt tne ?ea. 15- - 8 8 there are features about NEV rough-hous- e canyon between Antelope and Madras association has a. '20. as. 22 4 BxKtP211 Kt-B- 3 Carpentier. The Gunner was a mark. i. 8. .so: kines. 30. 20-1- 27-2- In the defense. Mr. Looney Is beginning agreement overlooked this matter. The Davis cup 25- - 1 4 2 5 3 articles of with the lights merely flickering a White, 6, 17, 19, Tl, 32; kings, 10. 13. White 16-2- 11-- his career as a composer in the very bett fighter, whose ring tactics were rules are quite explicit on this point. 4 0 He is an old uregonlan. we 8 PxP!28 2 for a battle with Joe Beck- little. We finally gave it up, and to win. 28- 27-2- 0 7 12- - 22-1- 8 form. and 0 altogether different from what the -24 9 would be pleased to welcome him back 7 . 3 5 men pre- The impossibility of fixing the dates PROBLEM NO. 8- - 11 4- - 8 2- - 7 16-1- 9 . 23-1- 9 8 ett for the heavyweight title at New English thought a while the other two were home any time. PxP 30 2 2 conservative real is already in- a:. 29- - 22-l- b S0-2- 5 23-1- 6 Kt-H- de- paring camp I went at the generator. causing considerable Bv J. Kin Giaow. 25 Drawn BLACK PIECES. J :il p.Ri 4 Orleans on 'March 17, but it is boxer should display, and ao their published In NINE 5 Kt-K- I glow- convenience with respect to the book This was originally the GAME NO. 1012. 10 2 32 2 Kt-B- opinion persevered until I got things magazine. Kt-it- cidedly whether the men of American heavyweights Draueht Plavers' Weekly Tackle Flora Temple. 11 3 33 BxKt PxB doubtful again. on we ing of the seats and the erection of 2 Kt-Kt- ing We rode until struck urticai nositions are wnat ine soivers Single comer. The following Instruc- 12 S St Kt-- face each other in the ring on that in general was still further distorted. the stands. The result will most cer none good Kt-K- 2 Metolius. arriving there at 4:30 want and there are too for tive interesting variations on 13 Kt-- 3 and the E R-- Dempaey Go. o'clock, and slept until 7." tinly be that the matches will be them. This is from a thoroughly trained Flora will be of general Interest to many R.k'l QxQP date. , Has to played In January, 1920. It al- draught player and while in the process who have the ' celebrated James 15 3 QR-- 37 RxKtch BxR Apparently Beckett's consent to the seen In action, , The hunters' had ,to home at and is indulge In watched P Not having Beckett start of solution do not that bad Wyllie score win win with Klk-t- 3 most certain that one or more of the pieces In after the black KR-- match has yet to be obtained and it tt may be as hard to judge him from an appointed hour, the presence of style of moving the all around from players of all grades In various parts 17 2 Kt-Q.- 4 may prove to decidedly diffi- attorney days will be extremely hot, and the every concenvable position to analyze it. 30 years 18 BxKtl40 5 be a this side of the Atlantic as it is for the district being required 4, 27. of the world. In his day for he QxPch & visitors will feel this more than our BLACK, 12; KINGS, 20, held own on thla line. 19 UxB P.B3.41 Ovo BxQ cult matter to get the Englishman's the English followers of boxing to at grand jury session. They were hi. -- 2U Kt-K- men." 11- - 15 10-1- 7 - 17-2- 2 18 E: PxP'42 8 B-- signature to a set of articles. As a get true on Dempsey's ability, Q-- Kt-B- a line able to spend just two hours on 22-1- 4 28-2- 3 32-- 21 5 Kt-Q- 4 the 8 7 43 general thing a chance to fight for 1 18-2- 0 8- 20-2- 7 5- 22 3 but seems safe to predict that ha nunting grounds, i i i. 2 - 8 - 9 44 Resigns. not Jt Story of Trade Roils Manager. 25-1- 23-1- 8 24-1- 9 4 2- - championship is Dempsey ex- ,::! J 6 GAME NO. 511. the world's would be able to make ox 12- - 16 0 3 Queen's turned down, but there are several tend himself. CANADIAN PLAYERS LISTED The story a trade In which 29-2- 25-2- 1 19-1- . 15-1- 0 Gambit Declined ' . yj y j 5 5 reasons why Beckett should hesitate. more a 9- 2- Capablanca, Bsuder Capablanca Baude'r Beckett is nothing than Ownie Bush of the Detroit club would jr. jQ; - 13 7 - 8 W. wins So-- 18- - 4 23-1- 9 18- - 2 Wtilte. Black. White. Black. Ijoaer End No Boon. novice, and even though he may be go to the Boston Red in ex 14 1 4 VARIATION 1. QR-- place ia nothing of good material, he entirely lacks Baseball Official Issues Reserve change for.. Shortstop 2 Kt-- B3 3 28 3 In the first there Scott has 7- - 10(2 3 . 22-2- 6 5- - " 9 3 4 3 2S1 K-- would have experience. brought a large yelp from Hughey , ' 14- - 7 16-1- 1 3- - 7 5 11- - 7 to indicate that Beckett 4 Kt-B- 3 3 3 away yet to meet a sec Roll of 1010 Pastimers. manager. 3- - 12-1- 6 . :l 4 a reasonable chance to take Beckett has rood Jennings, Tiger r 10 5 1 19- - 16 11- - 7 18-1- 4 22-1- S HxBch KxP more end ond rater. Therefore he has had no Hughey, in an interview given to 4 anything than the loser's WINNIPEG. Man.. Nov. 15. John 16-1- 9 32 Pxl'ch PxP 9 W. wins Kt-Q- 2 end may chance to learn what real fighting yr. an paper, no 7 2 of the purse, and the loser's Farrell of Auburn. N. Y., secretary eastern states that such 24-1- 5 7- - 3 15-1- 1 2 Tischielt 8 2 R-- K-- prove to be much" of an Induce- means. He has not even seen a matt of al trade has been suggested, and al VARIATION 2. not the National Association of H . -- , KttQ2xKt PaKtlYS 5 Dempsey's in though J , 8- - 11 5 22-2- 6 0 1 ment to him. of caliber action. clubs, the swapping of Bush for ':. 10 4 4 30 6 3 Baseball has issued 15- - 6- - fl 7 18-2- 5 May ; 8 P1KCES. 2 will not get the match Berkett Iefea Carpentier. Scott would make little difference . 5- WHITE TEX 0.(1.37 Beckett the reserve list of pl;tors up to Octo- 4- - 11 0 - 9 30-2- 1 n RxP RxP to - " White to mate in three mores. 12 3 Georges Carpentier However, it will be time enough 1. A A in strength of -t , S 5 9 - 3S RXP unless he defeats ber 1919. class team, which the the two teams. O 5 queen Q2. Kt-B- Beckett-Dempse- y Drawn kins- on K8. on rooks 13 5 3 3!i B-- 3 a 9- 10- - 20-r- 6 White by so doing wins the heavy- get excited over is the rating of the Western Canada Jennings steadfastly maintains that - 18 3 Catren on K and K B3, bishop on QP.2. knights on 14 pxp BxKt 40 and dis- 15- - 8 3 8 28-3- weight championship of Europe. If match when the Englishman has league, can no more 21 the trade has not been spoken of. " KKt4 and UK to. pawns on jtvt lft PxB Kt-- 41 have than i , 1 i . ...J 3-- 3- - 7 7 32-1- 8 w. posed Georges Carpentier. whom 12 on K3, queen on QB, rook on 10 ft comes into title he will of players on the reserve list at" any one "Bush and Scott are unquestionably 3. Black kins .QB4 QxBPi 42 RxP Beckett that 4. VARIATION QR, bishop on Q2 and K4. knights on KB3 17 Q-- t2 43 P-- an asset will be worth a he meets on December Carpentier time, of suspended players. both very good ballplayers," said 28-2- 4 9 11- - 7 9 - RxPch have that exclusive QB., pawns on K K 18 QxQ KtxQ;44 4 K-- always been more or less "aiigi S 29-2- 27-3- 1 7 and 'He would 'be able to take himself has In the reserve !is. of Hughey recently, neither team PROBLEM NO. 874. 1 7 :. b-r- s fortune. bulletin the 7- RxBch to boxing fol- very 4 5 - 2 5 Bv P. H. Williams. things easy meeting the third and of a mystery American teams In would be weakened much T. 25-2- 26-2- 20 B?R KxB 4 KxR KtxP three the Western Canada WHITE. 19. 20. 24: KING, 1 22-2- 5 2 2 27-S- 1 fourth-rater- a although so much been This was a Joint composition between 21 4 Kt-- 47 4 3 of England and France lowers, has league is given. through such an exchange. However to p. ay and win. 4- 15-1- 1 2- - 7 10- - t5 Saskatoon's reserve Black - 10 7 11T1S Mr. and A. C. Challenger and 22 KR-- printed ring prowess of . . NO. 951. 25-2- 22-2- 6 Williams 48K-- t5 large purses. Return battles with about the iiKt is not published. I do not know a thing except what PROBLEM 7 9 W. wins thiM K-- for W. poseibly vou will be wining to make 23 Kt-- 4!i t Kt-Kr- h Bv J. Mcrrlah. W. unni-riiK- r R-- Carpentier and Bombardier Wells the Frenchman. The following is the list of has been reported in the newspapers. J. Morev a mint orooosmon wnen you 24 ftit K-- Kt-B- 2 the Black. 18: kings. 22. 24. 31. White. 32: 4 27-3- 19-1- 26-2- 11-- Carpentier reached the height of Possibly something will the solution. It Is certainly one of the 2ft R-- 2 51 and bouts with some of the clumsy itirce other clubs: result at the Kings..?, 15, 16. White to win. 22-2- 28-2- KlKt Resigns i also loses. Mr. we have pub 26 R-- Kt-R- 4 keep hrm busy his ability just before the war start- 27-2- 11-1- beat of Williams' that lesser lights would Regina Everett Gomes. Ollle Fuhrman. winter baseball meeting, when I look SOl.UTION'8. 5 22-1- 7, 4. was a The prize problem. if Hshed. . long to come. So there ed. At that time he probably Tom tiltfln, Art Hitter, Carl Snanger. Kd for many important happenings in Problem No. 940 32-2- white wins. pieces. White T pieces. White GAME NO. S12. for a time Al K. Clcokion, The solvers will be given until November Black is no great Incentive for him formidable heavyweight, judging by Mozart. Nolt. Ford Talley. the baseball world. to' oa VARIATION 8. t. mate In three White klnr on KR. Pollack BlrdPo!lack Bird really J.iob :eorg Kllnk, 3t, 1919. have their solutions file. 2- 20-2- 7 2 22-1- 8 17-2- 2 Black, his contests with Joe Jeannette and Hewitt. Frank Wilson Which sort sets 1.".. - 8 queen on KB3, rook on QR7, kulghta on Whits. iffhln. Blark. to come over here and take a licking of at rest the rumor No. 941 Blak, Is: kins'. Sl-2- 8- 10- J 4 "usptnded . Jim Durkin (.suspended. L. Problem 18-1- 5 4 - 4 - 8 9 K3 and K4. pawns on KZ. un. PiP BxKt hard-hittin- g Dempsey. Gunboat Smith, although he lost the soon 5. 29; kings. 4. 32. White to play 22-2- S- QKt-B- KKI-B- 3 Kt-B- from the (suspended). Greene that Scott and Bush would fig White. 1 5 - 9 3 kins; on K4. rook on KR2, pawn 2 13 Pi B Phi ha Omar Black P-- P-- decision to Jeannette and was on the and black to draw. 23-1- 4 20-2- 4 4- - 8 6- 1 4 3 )4 Q-- ure in a trade. 14-1- 25-2- 32-2- 22-2- - on K2. KKl2, KKt3. KRtt, KRT, QKt3, KtxQP English Ideas Peculiar. 25-2- 9-- K-- Kt-B.- taking count when he won 7 9 22-2- 8 QKto. 4 BPxP KHI'ilS 1 floor the Moose Jaw Lester Patterson, Gilbert 10-1- 9 .Kt-B- However, there ia a chance that 25.29. 27- - 15- - 8 1 - 5 tSOLUTIONS. 5 I K-- the bout from Smith on an alleged Ptokke, Hood, Otto Les- 28-2- , 23 6 P-- seriously Wallace Pahlman. Lewi9 Will Not Retire, drawn. 6-- 29-2- 3- - 12-1- 9 8 4 take himself as 25-2- 27-3- 5 8 Q-- 17 Beckett will foul. 8heehan, Bat K&stley, Joseph Waily, - 11-- 7, Problem No. Key, 5, B-- ter I 23-1- 18-1- 11- - 32-2- 7 R2 1 3 English boxing critics .Will tarn Elmer (sus- The report St rangier 8 5 2 8. 1 ftsKlP as some of the Below Form. Hamilton. Ll(r that Lewis drawn. 4- - 10-1- 7 25-2- 2 13-1- 7 23 82 S 'JxKch R-- Les Frrsrk Hero 942 12. 18, SO: 8 Q-- R, 3, 1 2. Pilch- do. Australians thought the late pended), Buckles (suspended), W. J. would retire immediately hi Problem No. Black, - 20-1- 6 2- - 6 9 HxKt 211 P.xKt 3 Jes A. (sus- after king. 13. 21; kings. 19-:- 28- 24 W. wins 2. 3, mXe. 1 2, tBlK"i greatest fighter that But the French war hero has done Aitcrmatto (suspended), tiouser with Joe Stecher in New York White. 1. Dover Wyllie. Variation 6 il- 10 PxB RxP.1 5 Resigns Darcy was the match ways. defeated mate. etc. P-- over pended). White to win, two 0 11 he had beaten no serious ring fighting in four recently, was by 18-1- l3-:- lustrated two points, first, that is well us once ever lived after Winnipeg Jack Sheehan. H. Jordan, which circulated W. W. Zach Brogan. by Mr. Babson notified at that th The chess exhibition may years, so it stands to reason he 11-- 2, 6- answered and d was wrong, paw simultaneous ftlven so Beckett also think that man close to the headlock artist, ap 20-2- 4 tht aaram tnat tne wnite 11'. rftak Hnnlngf W. J. Bruek. Kd Miller. 23-1- 25-3- 18-2- new move scores a Wednesday evening, Noveml'er by E. G. note- below form. Is exag- 22-2- 1 the white should be placed on QR8 Instead rf QR3 he accomplished something is far his best There ' Huiw) U. R. Morrison. pears to have been somewhat 30-2- 28-2- noted who Short, president of the Portland Chess Walter L,utzl, 22-1- 17-l- win over the late veteran made this was punnsnea ome years ag and he disposed of the an- not one chance in a hundred that he . O. Glookson, M. New by that : CViet'ker club, was one of suc- worthy when ,W. E. house. l,eo gerated. Lewis wrestled in Boston 13-- 3. 13-- any amount of wins M mou mac it i the most lf in the rl democrat middleweight in 17 roilnds. will be able to regain hlB best form. ; fert, F. Brazil, Gus Pupura. George night 18-1- 12-1- Lloyd's cessful and attractive entertainment, ever cient on Thursday and succeeded in uplendld problem a all of Sam are given In club rooms.. Mr. is American reason Beckett may be able Kaye, Toney Schulta "(suspended), Ed winning in jig use of W. W. Zach Brogan. Problem No. 8tS3 Key. 2 the Short one English ideas of the For that (ubiended , D. IXtnaldson time with the 4:i 10, 20, Former Boxer to Promote. 8. 1 of the city's very best players and one of long bor- to him and still fail to show I. hold, now Problem No. Black. 1. 5. 21: KXP: mate. KXP: on Is heavyweight situation have beat W. Brady (suspended). Ms famous and he has kings. 12. 25. White, 13. 18. 22, 23. 28. PXR or 3, mate. 1 the best this coast. The club addlnir grotesque. Before the himself a match for Dempsey. EDMONTON, Alta., Nov. 15 Louie R-- 4 -- many new and players dered on the many other matches in prospect. As 30; kfng. 11. white to play, black to PXP: 2. t. fXK. r members at either boxing were Beckett wants to be taken seri- 2S-2- 20-2- 13-- 18-- 25-1- Scaler, former boxer, is arrang- I It! I got W, now can always find some one to war the leading critics if far as the championship muddle is draw. "Kid" mate. got' it! Itmi s Malone Reports. 23-- entertain tbem. Following are the namt-- Young was a for- ously as a contender for Dempsey's Jack Lewis, course, is 9. ing to promote matches in Edmonton pyerttm, Oakland, Cal. sure that Ahearn concfrned, of out of ). Key. B-- 5 of those taking part: C. F. Reed. H. AT. should dispose of one or ; Syra- drawn. He is trying- to bring Problem No. 84 R. W. midable candidate for the world', title he first ,Jack Malone, backfield star at it' for the present and will not be Solutions received from Isadore Green- - this winter. mate. 1 Kt-K- 2, QXKt, mate. I'unninghkm. Oearhart. Rj Griffith, leading American contend- 1917, ...... (J Meertan here for show T. A. Hrdires. W. S. Flemmlng. n. heavyweight title. They dubbed him two of the cuse in 1916 and has reported for entitled to further consideration until tj AlBVamHeP H b rr U.V.r Willie the first ir Harrlette ricks J. ec- ers. A victory over George S. O.. I may the of Mike In receipt of anme of finest Wark. E. Widmar. I.. DuKKan. William ;. "John Bull's Boy" and went into Fred Fulton. the 1919 eleven, and is making an such time aa one of the several claim- - Robinson, Turner, J. Graham, and seek services We are the 1. T. W. ex-e- w. L. Bryant, L. E. Smith, p. j. Lee. ; Tommy ween rrom i ne ureron (losltn, Woodlaw. H. Auamaon. over his science and hitting Billy Miskf. Bill Brennan or Impressiom upon the coaches. t to the- proven his su- and Gibbons of St. Paul, if solution tnis T. , stasies excellent ants title has . are- - eolvers that It has ben our pleasure to K. S. Thomas. J. Fording. F. Ourque. ability. Battling L.evlnsky would earn him Me was captain-elec- t In 1918, leaving perlority, when a match v it h the H.r??oebb,. M.rRkstamV!aw.k-- their demands not considered ex- look over. ueii nova, Ltiefter Hoivrtf. The scora: Won nine, drew two and lost consideration. to go into the naval service. champion may be granted to him. C. Rone. F. A. Bodley, W. Wood,a.Tr.George eetosive. lieurge Robinson, J. N'. Babon, Ben Fob four. JusL about that time'' Gunboat serious