14. TITE MORXIXG OREGOXIAX, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1921

plonshlp of the Midwest League to- veraity of Spokane, the American YANKEES day, defeating Denver In the sixth Legion of Spokane and the Garrison GRID -HEADE- R NOW game of the post-season series. 13 SUN AGAIN TO RISE Swimming club of Steilacoom, Wash., to 8. Casper has won four games were admitted to the Pacifio North- and Denver two. Scorel west association. It. H. E. R. H. E. Harry 8. Burdlck of Spokane was LEAD Denver 8 14 SjCasper 12 14 6 ON AMATEUR SPORTS president, Earl C. Frys of OPENS SEASOfJ HER E Fll Gf Batteries Nlles, Johnson and Wil- Seattle was elected T. 1 son; was re- Steele and Hamlde. Morris Dunne of Portland elected secretary and A. D, Wake-ma- n of Portland was chair- took PERMIT BOUT HELD Foil IP man of tbs registration committee. 8-- 7, Inter-Clu- Jt Cleveland Beaten, b Competition in Winged M Will Introduce in Friedman Must Fulfill Contract KIBBE TAKES SHOOT HONORS Last of Crucial Series. Before Fighting Leonard. Northwest to Be Resumed. Brand New Football Quirk. PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 26. Direc- Xew Gun High In Both Strings of tor of Public Safety Cortelyou an- Targets at Everding Traps. YEARSyEA nounced today that be would not issue a permit Tor a fight between . Q. E. Kibbe, a new shooter of the RUTH IS HERO OF FRAY Benny Leonard and Sailor Friedman j rLAIMS LAID AT OCA I ILL Portland gun cluo. took all high WHITMAN TO TOP CARD Here next week nor for any fight in honors at the Everding park traps which Frledmai planned to engage. . he Sunday. Kibbe was high gun on the deve, until has fulfilled his contract to iOD 60 46. to meet Johnny Mealey at the Olympia first targets, with a score of Two-Bagg- 45 Two Homers Clouted, er Amateur association October 17. Annual Sleeting of P. X. A. Is At- In the second string he broke out Clubmen's Clash With Missionaries The director said Friedman was of SO. and Walk Gleaned in Four under contract with Herman Taylor, tended by Delegates From Two A turkey shoot will be staged at to Follow Preliminary of Colu- a 20. matchmaker of tbe Olympia Amateur ' the Portland gun club Nevember mbia-Camas Times at Plate. association, and this cannot be broken Portland Clubs. P. N. Ford, manager of the club, will Lads. under a clause in the rules governi- put up 100 corn-fe- d turkeys for the ng: the board of Philadelphia. event. Yesterday's scores follow: no bo BY DICK SHARP. O. B. 46 43 BT L. H. GREGORY! .VfJAv Kibbe TOnJC Sept. 2.' New fork 4-- Amateur boxing and wrestling will If. u. Brown 44 43 Introducing the football double-heade- r. took a firm grip on first place In EIANTS BEAT CARDS, 1 get a strong play in Portland and A. Froxler 42 . . the by I,. Broadhead 40 42 American league defeating throughout the northwest this year. P. Metierl. S .. clubs and railroad men Cleveland. 8 to 7, In a thrilling strug- After several seasons of little activ- F. Friedlander .'...85 .. have been addicted to the double-head- er gle today. The win gave New York ity among the simon-pure- s, the vari- S. Lawrenc oU for years and years, but the three out of four victories from the XE1IF MASTER A"D KEEPS ous are beginning to W. J. Legg 44 Idea is a brand-ne- w one in football. present athletic clubs A. W. strowger world's champions and gave WELlS show signs of resuming Interclub A. B. Smith Both California and Harvard have New York a lead of two full games, HITS SCATTERED. competition. taken it up, however, and now comes with Cleveland having only four more In the olden days such well-know- n CHIEF AVAPATO CAXLXE CLASS the Multnomah Amateur Athletic to play and New York five. boxers as Earl ifalr'd, Bobby Harper, club of Portland, and. Bprings it here. Babe Kuth was the hero of the Xcw York riayers Stage Some Fast Billy Mascott, Vincent Montpier, The club will present a football New York victory, for he two-hom- Walter Knowlton, Walter Williams, Derby Won double-head- er for the entertainment two-bagg- Fielding That Enables Them In Annual Field Trials runs, a afid walked Al McNeil, Earl Melbus, Lloyd Mad- of the buis this cominsr Saturday In four times up. lie either scored to Defeat St. Louis. den, Fat Larue and others, who aft- of Washington Club. on Multnomah field. In the second or drove In five of the eight New pro- and main engagement, erwards made their mark in the 26. Multnomah We worked on Camels for years before we York runs. Ituth's first home fessional ranks, delighted the patrons CENTRALIA, Wash., Sept. plays Whitman college of Walla was made off Covelcskie In the first, ST. LOUIS. Sept. 28. Nehf was of amateur cards with their sterling (Special.) Chief Wapato, pointer Walla. But preliminary to that, and and the second off L'hle in the fifth master of the Cardinals and kept battling. owned by R. D. McRae of Tacima, Included In the programme for the them on the market. Years of testing-blen- ding after Perklnpaugh had singled. their hits scattered, while fast field When the Seattle Athletic club won tha derby, today's event of the one admittance price, will be a game put Other 1'ltrhrre leed. ing enabled the Giants to win, 4 to 1. went into the scrap heap amateur Washington between Columbia university and annual field trials of the high school. Each manager used three The score: boxing in the northwest received a Field Trial club. Palachio Boy, set- Camas experimenting with the world's In an effort to win. Qulnn started K. H. E. R. H. E. hard blow. There waa great rivalry The first, or appetizer game, will by M. Lacey, te for the Yankees but was knocked "few York. .4 11 lSt. Louis 1 8 5 between the boys of the Seattle insti- ter owned J. Watson of start at 1:30 o'clock. Only out In the first, Hoyit relieving him Batteries Nehf and Snyder; Per- - tution and tbe Multnomah Amateur was second, and Fiehel's Multnomah, quarters will be played, so the choicest tobaccos. and doing well until he Injured his tica. Walker and Alnsmlth, demons. Athletic club. Amateur shows In pointer owned by Andy Powell of engagement will end in time for the hand, while stopping a hot drive by professional main course of Whitman vs. Multno- 2, 1. those days surpassed the Portland, was third. There were three Speaker In the seventh. Mays re- Phillies Pirates cards of the present. A rlngslder saw other Portlarfa dogs among the ten mah to be brought on at the dot of lieved Iloyt In the eighth and weath- more 2:30 o'clock. EVERY DAY, skill, manu- PITTSBURG. Sept. 26. Philadelphia main eventers and real action entries in the derby Belle of Mar- Clipper And now, all our ered a Mormjr ninth as Sewell and Pittsburg victory on one of the amateur bills than he by Smith, the Columbia coach. achieved its first shall, owned L.. Ducato: Butter's Is really responsible double-heade- r. Burns were on base when Mays of season by winning today, 2 to 1. does In a dozen settoa among the for the struck out ONelll for the last out. the pugs. Ben, owned by Mike Butler, and Rich- Smith, a Notre Dame star experience and lifelong knowledge Hubbell was unsteady, passing five ardson's Champion, owned by J. J. guard season facturing Covelmkle was knocked out In the men, but tightened with men on Fighters Torn Professional. Richardson. last and several seasons third and was replaced by batting was responsi- before that he got his name of Utile. Only made bases. King's When the Seattle club disbanded The field trials will close tomorrow "Clipper" at Notre Dame plays on on making four hits were off runs. The score: all-ag- e 14 of fine tobaccos are concentrated Uhle but In each case a -- home run ble for the visitors' its fighters turned professional. With with the stake. There are the Multnomah team. Before the followed a . It was Schang's R. II. E. R. H. E. the opening of professional boxing entries In this event. Whitman tussle was scheduled here Phlla'phia. 2 8 lPlttsburg.. . 17 0 In Portland in 1914 the Armory Ama- Saturday home run In the sixth with McNally and Henline; for he had arranged the Camel the best cigarette that can be produced. on base which gave New York its last Batteries Hubbell teur Athletic association and other Gridiron Notes. Columbia-Cama- s battle for the same two runs and victory. Adams, Carlson and Gooch. Independent amateur clubs closed their date, to be played at Camas. doors, so far as boxing and wrestling That would have kept him out of Darns Is Star. VANCOUVER AFTER TITLE were concerned, for all the leading Hill Military academy the Multnomah game, however, so he There's nothing else like Camel QUALITY. The hitting of George Burns, who youngsters began to box for money. THE talked it over with Harry Fisher, made a triple and three singles, fea- KnnknnA team has elected Wilton Line, From' Tackle to Tackle, Ex- The Athlerle. r1uh aven manager for the clubmen, and the tured Cleveland's pay. Burns drove staged Drofesslonal fia-ht- s in its own ! Goodrich captain and Frederick Nor result was the transfer, of the prep And. there's nothing else like Camels wonder- In four runs and scored a fifth him- perienced, Fast and Heavy. gym. thus dividing the interest ba rlll of Kent, Wash., manager. The school struggle to Multnomah field self. tween the pros and the amateurs. election was by the "H" club, com- as an opener to the main event. The defensive play of Klmer Miller VANCOUVER. Wash., Sept. 26. Several weeks ago the Spokane of- posed of letter men now in school. a smoothness, fine tobacco flavor and freedom saved the game for New York. His (Special.) Vancouver high school's ficials to discontinue profes- These games open football ful fly voted As soon as Fred L. Carlton, manager the diving catch on Speaker's short tootball team will make another try sional cards and hereafter to devote of club, season in Portland. The Multnomah-Whitma- n In eighth runners on sec- championship this sea- the Multnomah decides which the with for the state their efforts to staging' interclub schools may have the field on Fri- game especially should dis- from cigaretty aftertaste. ond and third prevented Cleveland son. Coach Hap Miller, cards with other amateur athletic or- days, Joseph A. Hill, president of Hill close some mighty good football, for from taking the lead. In the seventh of Washington star, who bna coached ganizations In the northwest. Military academy, will close contracts Coach Borleske at Whitman always a throw by Miller to McNally caught the last two years, is again on the Actual progress towards bringing with outside teams for games on the has a good team and the Multnomah Sewell at third. Miller's throw In job. about the renewal of Interclub box- field. lineup looks like an extract from last That's why Camel popularity is growing the seventh cut down Sewell at third While the line from tackle to tnckle ing competition was accomplished at season's varsity schedules. for the third out. will be experienced, fast and heavy, the annual meeting of the Pacific T. E. Spiers, principal of Arleta Among the club members will be Score by : both ends and the two most consistent Northwest Athletic association in grammar school, is working on a big Bill Steers, who was the star faster than ever. First Inning. ground-gainin- g backs were lost by Seattle Sunday. T. Morris Dunne and schedule for the grammar grades. and mainstay of the University of Cleveland Jamieson walked. Wamby graduation. A. D. Wakeman of the Multnomah Two leagues probably will be formed, Oregon eleven last year. Bill will sacrificed, McNally to Plpp. McNally The Vancouver schedule ii In a cha- club and Major Edward J. E. Elvers the winner in each division to play play halfback. Pelouze. of Stanford, took Speaker's icfounder and threw wild otic state and no dates hive been and Captaip Harry Hansen of the for the championship. While no and Ted Faulk, University of Wash- A better cigarette cannot be made. to first, and Jamleenn acorvd. Smith sot settled definitely. However, Walla Armory club were there as delegates. trophies will be offered the winners ington captain last season, will be a Texaa leaguer Into center. Speaker go- Walla high school probably will play Campbell, ing to third. Gardner forced Kmlth. Ward Thanksgiving day Due to their efforts principally, the may get a pennant. at ends. another Stanford to in Vancouver and club, a man, will be at half. . two Peckinpaush, Speaker scoring on the Vancouver will Journey to Chehalls Multnomah Amateur Athletic Butler. We put the UTMOST QUALITY into play. Br we II waa by pitched ball. asso- As Arleta had a baseball game years ago Minnesota, Clipper hit a year Van- the Armory Amateur Athletic at and Gardner acored on Burna hit to rlKht early In November. Last ciation, the Spokane Amateur Ath scheduled for last Sunday with Smith, the Notre Dame star, will n 64 0, and on tho throw-I- Hewell went .to third, couver defeated Chehalls to but letic club, the Tacoma Y. M. C. A. and Camas, the football team which was handle the guard positions. And ami Hums to second. iloyt went in the lost the state high school association to on day THIS ONE BRAND. box for New York. O'Neill waa purposely the Victoria Island Athletic associa- have reported the same that's Just a few of the collegians championship to Walla Walla Thanks- B. stage was toldi not to do so until some out for the team. passed. Coveleskle struck out. Three giving day by a score of 44 to 7. tion of Victoria, C, will a runs. series of home-and-ho- Interclu') time this week. Arleta will enter Vancouver and y New York Miller fouled out to O'Neill. Tomorrow afternoon amateur boxing and wrestling events a team in the intra-cit- league. The more we look at it the better Sewell threw out Peck at first. Baba Huth Jefferson of Portland will practice this season. . seem Sacramento's chances of win- cuffed tha ball over the riant field aland together. No regular game will be The second team of Columbia uni- ning the Pacific coast league pen- for a home run, bla 57th, creating a new played, however. Teams to Be Brought Here. versity is trying to arrange a game nant this week, or rather, of being world's record. Meusel got a Texas Both the Armory and Multnomah for Sunday with the Laurelhurst wished Into winning it. will be a into left, Pipp filed to Wamby. Fall Truck Training to Start. bring It On run. clubs will the various outside team. Ellis Burrltt. manager of shame, too. In a way, because the Seeond Inning. WASHINGTON STATE COLLEGE. athletic teams to Portland and in Laurelhurst, has a 125-pou- nd team Sacs are not a championship bail Cleveland Jamlesnn churned the air Pullman, Sept. 26. (Special.) Fall turn will visit other cities with teams and would; like to get games with club. Tbey haven't the class and and sat down. Wamby also whiffed. training for all varsity track men of boxers and wrestlers. teams averaging not more than 130 they haven't the heart, which is Vpeaker also fanned and the crowd gave has been ordered by "Doc" Bonier, Tom Loutltt is looking for a record pound's. Burritt's telephone Is Tabor worse. They look like wonders one Hi.yt a his band. athletic director and track coach. turnout at the Multnomah club this 5912. week against a club of second-div- i New York Ward fanned. McNally Practice will be held three times a season. Bosides most of his last sion cripples, but the next week, when walked on four pitched balla. ftchang out, good con- year's team he will have some prom- pennant Wamby to Hums. Coveleskle took lioyt'a week as long as weather they play a contender, they two-mlle- r, ising new Major Football Facts. hopper and threw him out tinues. Frank Rowlee, Cougar members. Elvers curl up and quit. Mighty few series at first. squad has not yet seleoted a boxing in- won Third Inning. will have charge of the have the Sacs from Seattle, San and Intends to put on some cross- structor tor the Armory club, but will BY Francisco and Los Angeles this sea Cleveland Smith sent a long fly to name one in near future. Jack SOL.METZGER. Meusel. Gardner atruck out. bewail country runs. the 1. Is a kicked ball If. son, though they have made hash of doubled along the first base line. Burns Wagner handled tbe Armory boys last while In the air, la crosses a side-lin- e and the weaker teams. filed out to Miller. Memphis 6, Fort Worth 2. year. Is then blown back into the field before But this final week of the season New York Miller struck out. Peckln-paua- h The Spokane club was awarded the striking the ground? the Sacs are in a strategic position, walked. i'ecklnpaugh MEMPHIS, Tenn., Sept. 26. Mem- 2. When are tho players of both teams acored on Dixie Pacific northwest championship meet where the pennant is likely to be Kulh's long double to lert center. Meusel phis defeated Fort Worth in the will stage it in February. Last permitted to scramble for a kicked ball so sot an Infield hit, Ruth going to third. championship series today, 6 to Z. and that la kicked at them they can't, possibly Huth scored on Plpp'a single to right, year's event was held at the armory. 3. When are the players of the oppos- dodge it. They never would win it Meusel going to third. Plpp'a hit blew It was one of the most successful of ing team permitted to run Into or knock any other way. Coveleskle off tho pitching mound, Uhle Baseball Summary. Its kind ever staged on the coast. over the punter? all depends on what happens in taking place. 4. A punter Into one of It x TURKISH & DOMESTIC ti his Meusel scored on Ward's Although Portland will not stage kicks the ball Portland and Seattle. Los Angeles BLEND iV - - sacrifice fly to Wambsganaa back of that event again this year, there will his own men and recovers It behind hla opens against Portland today in a i second. On the throw-I- n i'lpp went to National League Standing. own goal Una. la it a safety for the be plenty of amateur boxing here, as tie for place Sacs, Wlnston-SaU- ; second. LUIe threw out McNally. Threa W. L. Pet. W. L. Pet. opponents? second with the mmmmmmmmmmir r. j. Rynolx3 TOBACCO CO, W.C runs. H.1 the Pacific coast titles will be fought 3. A pointer Into an op- both of them being one and one-ha- lf New York f.T .JO Brooklyn . 7:t 74 .4!T kicks the ball rV f Fourth Inning. 1'lttstiuig nil ..'i'.i.i Cincinnati t,S SO .4.,!) for at the Winged M institution next ponent and It le recovered by one of the games behind San Francisco. The Cleveland O'Neill waa thrown out at St. Louis. H4 111 ..MVtiChlrago. . Kl SO .412 March. kicker's team behind tbe kicker's goal. Seals and the Suds are likely to kill first by Hoyt. Iloyt made a nice play Boston... 77 11 .SIT.Phlladel.. SO Vi .347 Two Pacific northwest ' champion- What decision is given? each other off, so that puts it right up ore t'hle'a hopper and got him at first. American League Standings. ship events were awarded to Portland Answers. to the Portland series to decide the Jaftiiesnn singled over the middle bag. W. Im. Pet. W. L. Pet. meeting, both to be 1. A Kicked Is league pennant one-ha- lf go pame downs Wainbsgansa out. . . . at the Seattle ball not Coast winner. are three and games ahead Bears and teemed to into the again and made three first atruck New York l'4 f4 .H't.Vnoston 72 74 .4M on or be- New York chang fanned. Cleveland IM M .tun . . 71 HO .470 staged by the Multnomah club. They unleaa it strikes the ground Can the Beavers hold the Angels? of them. And unless Portland held with more vim and dash. The Bears second time. But at no time was th Gardner Detroit. tide-line- n Is threw out iloyt Miller St. Louis. 7H 7:1 ..MO Chicago. .. .'! .S'.'S are the outdoor track and field cham- yond the or caught by a play If they can, then the Sacs probably goal really menaced." at ilrat. atruck out. il side-line- s. the Angels and Vernon the Sacs at were just a trifle logy in this, their California Whinrton 76 7J .fiUIPhliadel.. 62 84 .1107 champion- er on or beyond the Its course will win by Fifth Inning. pionships and the handball in la default, for they have the the same time, even that wouldn't opener of tho 1921 season. ships. swimming and the air not considered. tired-ou- t play. Cleveland Speaker fouled out to Pehanir. American Association Results. The outdoor 2. When It has been touched by an old Vernon club to If give them the flag. "St. Mary's made two heavy attacks Recently a writer In tha American Columbus 2. Mlnneapolla 9. diving meet to siUe-llne- a. they Los Angeles a a Ward threw out Smith at first. Gardner went the Victoria opponent before crossing the can't then has a on the California goal. In the second Forestry Magazine addressing sent a k fly to McNally. Kansas postponed, rain. Island association again, the indoor .1. Either before he actually kicks the grand little chance. The series here Here's an rrom the San quarter two forward passes from Full- was a New York Pecklnpaush singled (No pthera acheduled). ball kick been blocked. extract England peo- down track championships to the Tacoma or alter the has decides It. Francisco" Examiner about back Black to Captain Bahan, at quar. large audience of New the thlri base Una. Kuth drove out his Western League Results. Y. M. C. A. and the Indoor swimming 4. It ie not a safety. The ball Is e e the on ple, and asked how many knew tna second boms run. scoring Peckinpaush Wichita Id. Sioux City IS. "dead" where It touched one of his own Mary's game Saturday, won ter, put the ball California's and diving championships to the U As for the Seattle Suds, they must line. location of Lafayette National paric. ahead of him. Meuae! atruck out. Plpp Oklahoma City St. Joa 2 men. It opponent's ball at that apot by 21 to 0: Then Bahan fumbled and also fanned. Ward filed out to Gardner. Inptln 1, res Moines 3. Crystal Pool club of Seattle. and their first down. win six out of seven this week to California. California recovered. Not a single hand was raised. Yet Too runs. Tulsa 0, Omaha 7. Three new members, Gonzaga unl- - 5. It is a safety for the opponents. have any chance at all, for the Seals Three minutes after St. Mary's col- "In the third period the Saints made Lafayette park Is the only national Mlxllt Inning. lege and the University of California first downs three times n succession. park in New Kngland, a gift of land Cleveland Sewei: ehot a liner over pass Intercepted. by public spirited residents of Mount Pecklapuugh'a THE DAYS OF REAL SPORT. took the field for the first varsity Then a forward was head for a base. Sewell 1921 sn Shortlv thereftfrer tbev irot tbe ball Tesert Island, off the const of Mnlns. on Burns' three-bas- e hit to left. football game or the season Hums scored when Ward threw out O'Neill California field yesterday, Crip Too-me- y, at first. I hie out. Plpp to Hoyt. Jamle-m- n star halfback of the Bears, went filed out to MMIer. Two runt. New York McNally bumped a single to over the Saints' line for the first left. hit a long borne run, acor-in- g touchdown. Mc.Vully. Sewell threw out Hoyt at "Thereafter the Saints stiffened tlrst. Miller went out by the Wambaganaa-Hurn- s their backs, forgot that they were route. I'ecktnpaugh filed out to playing practically the sam. team Wambsganas. Two runs. that beat them, 127 to 0, last year, Announcing Price Reduction Seventh Inning. and held the redoubtable Bruins to Cleveland Pecklrpauevh took 'Wambs- a -0 score. ganas' bounder and threw him out at "St. Mary's; outclassed by the ON first. Speaker alnsled off lloyt's glove. heavier and more experienced Cali- Smith whlked. Speaker moving on to sec- g, ond. Pecklnpaugh took Gardner's) ground- fornia squad, played good, hard-tacklin- er and with a quirk throw to McNally straight football. Slip Madlgan nailed Speaker at third. Smith went to has done well thus far. He has taken second. Sewell walked and the bases were a green squad and seasoned it into full. Bmith snd Gardner scored on Burns' something far different than the Red single to tenter. Sewell waa out at third. Miller to McNally. Two run. and Blue eleven of last year. But New York Kuth walked. Meusel forced naturally he could not be expected to Ruth, Sewell to Wamby. Meusel out. compete In the same class as the Blue ateallng, ONelll to Be well. Plpp filed to and Gold, champions of the Pacific OPTIMO Speaker. coast and middle west conferences. Eighth Inning. "The Saints tackled harder than the Cleveland O Nelll filed to Meusel. Ora-ne- y batted for Uhle. Uraney Standards and Staples walked. Kvane ran for Uraney. Miller mads a fine catch of Janileaon'a long fly. Wambsganas doubled to right center, Evans stopping at third. Hoyt left the box. Hays taking bla place. Speaker filed out to Miller, wbo made a shoestring catrh. Very New Tork Morton went Into tha box for Mild Cigars Cleveland. Ward singled into left center on the first ball pitched. McNally popped to O'Neill, who doubled Ward at flrat, with a quick throw to Hums. Wambsganas threw out Schang at first. Ninth Inning. Cleveland Smith up. Ward threw out Smith at first. Uardner up. Ball one, atrika one. Hall two. Ball three. Me walked, Stevenson running for Gardner. Sewell up. Ball one. Strike one. Sewell fnrced Stevenson, Peck to Ward. Burns 15c up. Strike one. Burna bounced a hit off Maya' glove, Sewell going to aecond. O Nelll up. Ball one. Strike one. Strike two. u'Nelll atruck out. White Sox 0, Athletics 3. ' Snapwood PHILADELPHIA, S.-p- t. 26. Moore Always the Best and Harris blanked Chicago, 1 to 0. to wear today and gave the locals the final 'Easy series with the White Sox, four games easy to look at. Now Better Than Ever to one. ' Score: R. H. E. R. H. E. Chicago 0 9 0(Phlla 1 9 2 Batteries Russell and Schalk; IHE KID Moore, LANG & CO., I Harris and Perkins. Collars Distributors Denver 8, Shirts Casper 13. V. THfc J,' . fear! ta CASPER, Wyo.. Sept. 26. Casper ftt WATER. CARL WILSON . TSJOV, H.v. --J cams within one gams of the chain- -