THE MOItXING OREGONIAX, THURSDAY, APRIL 6, 1923

hearted and that with a few of the several golf architects in the north- to go.' He got a fight on a Portland breaks it will be a different story. west. One of these men will be em- card and made good. In all Ortega BEAVERS DEFEATED The score: GOLFERS ARE ALERT ployed at an early date to draw up THVE'S WRIST LOCK has fought three times in Portland Portland I Loa Angeles plans for the course. recently and stopped his man every BRIIOAI BKii.UA Lists were printed yesterday for time. Grest.m. 4 liCarrol.m 2 4 sign Sargt.3.. 6 1 McAuly.J B 2103 1 subscribers to the golf fund to Gibbons, however, is a different III ICE POLO AFFAIR Cox.r.... 4 1 OITwomy.r 4 2 2 0 TO HEED OF LINKS and these will be placed in the sport- DEFEATS 1REGAARD proposition and if the battler suc- Poole,!.. . 5 6 OKJriRgs.l.. 4 0 3 9 ing goods stores and golf depart- ceeds in getting over the phantom Kwthy.2 4 2 l'i.McCabe.2 2 2 2 3 this Hieh.l. 2 0 l.tndire.3 5 3 3 2 ments of the department stores then it is a certainty that he is back. MeCnn.s 3 OIKillefer.l 4 O O 1 week, A letter also has been written Elllott.c 6 4 Daly.c. .. 5 O 4 6 to the directors of the Multnomah CUE CONCERN'S HEAD BLAMED Jevrz.p. 0 4Crandl,p. 4 0 11 Amateur Athletic club asking permis- Hale. .. 0 the Biemr.n Oil0. sion to place one of the lists in Min- To Pledges of Aid Given Can- Match Ends After 46 Angels, More Acclimated, Thorpet. 0 01 for Multnomah club. Conditions Declared Created Caus-in- g Ford r reem.p 1 (II Out 10-- 5 Victory. Wolfert. 0 01 yon Road Course. The next step in the construction utes of Grappling. Hoppe's Retirement. Freeze le work of the Rose Ctiy club nine-ho- Totals 37 S a 24 131 Totals 35 10 18 27 11 carry NEW YORK, April 5. R. B. Benja- course is the laying of pipe to manager Batted for Leverenz in sixth. water to the greens. Trenches for min, of Willie Hoppe, said Who for Biemiller In eighth. pipe tonight that R. E. Bensinger, presi- Owners tBatted the pipe have been dug and the tBatted for freeman in ninth. be week. After the pipe dent of the Brunswick-Balke-Col'.en-d- er Portland 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 1 will laid this company, was DOC CRANDALL IS JINX Los Angeles 1 0 2 0 2 4 0 1 1 EARLY WORK IS ASSURED is In a steam roller will be put over KENNEDY LOSES TO HINDU responsible for the Errors. Sargent, Leverenz. Carroll, the fairways to iron out the rough conditions which prevent Hoppe from Gr.Kirs, McCabe. lnnines Ditched, by Lev- spots caused by the trench-diggin- g. trying to regain the world's 18.2 balk ererz, 5; by Biemiller, 2. Charge defeat line billiard championship to- The work of putting in the perma- for two Leverenz. Kuns responsible lor. Lev rap- years. In Chicago Tire greens going ahead yesterday Bensinger Demand eicnz 3. Biemiller 4. Crandall 4. Freeman nent also is 1 placed responsibility Sweeps 'Em Around btrucK out. Leverenz 2. Crandall Chairman of Committee 3Iaking idly. The large crowd of golfers who Visiting , Wrestler Strong and Ag' for the situation Old Gentleman Biemiller 1. Freeman 1. Bases on balls. were out Saturday and Sunday were on Hoppe's manager. orr Leverenz 4. Eiemiller 3. crandall gressive Appear- "We suggested to him," Benjamin but Xever Fairly Over and Home run. Lindimore. Two-bas- e hits. Drive Thinks Construction Can pleased with the condition of the and Initial GriKgs. Kenworthy. Hiirh. Sacrifice hits, course as all the new equipment, in- said, "an annual tournament. How- Portlanders Are Lost. Twombly, McCabe, Cox. Killefer. Double Begin by End of Month. cluding tee boxes, flags and cups, had ance Is Favorable. ever, that statement did not prompt Valu-e- Hoppe pay, Elliott to Kenworthy been put in while the temporary to decide on retirement. We an are not satisfied with the manner in SEALS EVEN SERIES, 8 TO 6 greens had been tamped down to even surface. . , which the sport is conducted. To be a success it must be freed from com- We've got it. Our customers Standings. Graham Dukehart, chairman of the Ted Thye, wrestling at Pacific Coast league to CLUB TO GIVE DANCE instructor mercialism. I feel sure Hoppe will not W. L. Pet. W. L.Pct Seattle Unable Overcome Fast committee which is attempting to NEW Multnomah Amateur Athletic club, change his mind regarding retire- claim that Mason Heavy Duty 2 O 1 OOOISeattle 1 1 .60 Oakland.. nrt(tlp-tln(- ment." T. iniFlM 1 n 1 . . 0 1 .000 Start of San Francisco, raise enough money by subscription again demonstrated to grappling fol- 1 Oversize Cords are the mpst Vernon 1 0 l'.OOOISalt Lake.. 0 .000 to build a nine-hol- e golf course on Company Hereafter to Handle lowers that the wristlock when prop- 1 1 .SOOISacramento 0 2 .000 SAN FRANCISCO, April 5. San E -- San Fran.. property . Yesterday's Results. Francisco evened the series with the old county poor farm Athletics at Armory. erly employed is about the most remarkable, long performing At T.os Angeles 10. Portland 5. Seattle today with an victory, on the Canyon road, says prospects dangerous hold in wrestling, for he fiOHLEflTHECTED At San Francisco 8. Seattle 6. The Seals got away to a fast start in are bright for having enough pledges The newly organized athletic club Noregaard armory tires in America. 3. Oakland 4. threw Jim at the At Sacramento on to work on the course by the bone-crushi- At Salt Lake 7. Vernon 8. the first frame, with four runs start of company' E, Oregon National last night by using his famous two hits, four bases on balls and latter part of the month. lock. Was fair- - They say they organized Guard, which in the future will han There a are the greatest ( BY L. H. GREGORY. three errors. The Indians could not The committee has been dle all athletics connected wnn me sized crowd at the bout. BASKETBALL AT UNIVERSITY LOS ANGELES, April 5. (Special.) catch up, though they did throw and functioning little more than a armory, give dance Thye and Noregaard met in the value obtainable today at any week re- local will its first t Some day will win an scare into the Seals in the final round, but Chairman Dukehart armory. The purpose main event of the benefit show for AGAIN TO BE COACHED. the Beavers when Gillenwater went wild and let ports that the solicitors are meeting tonight in the Community They were price. opening day baseball game and that response part of the dance is to raise funds to buy the chest. three runs across. with a hearty on the athletic eaulnment. billed to travel to the best two out came day the Pacific Coast league will Coumbe pulled the game from dan- of the golfers of the city. The golfers of three falls or a decision at the Vote of Executive Unani- ! will be more are only ones which are being With Captain Harry Hansen at its Council And they know go to smash. The shock ger. Agnew smashed a home run in the head the Company E Athletic club end of two hours, but owing to the even a league can live through. the third with two Seals on base, and asked to donate and the minimum part in late hour It was decided to cut the mous School of Physical Edu- than amount they are being asked to give plans on taking an active We believe they For a Portland team to win the open- Lane of the Indians scored a homes amateur athletics in the northwest. match to one fall. The match ended cation to Pay Salary. are bigger done. the same inning. Score: is $10. for membership after 46 minutes, 35 seconds of fast er is one of the things seldom I The club will apply value, because we sur- Seattle San Francisco While the actual cash Is a little association. grappling when Thye slapped on the know the Therefore nobody should be B H R O AlSee.r... 4 10 2 1 slow in coming in, I am sure that we in the Pacific Northwest wristlock. Noregaard attempted to to' score of to- Lane.l 4 OiKllduff.Z 2 can put our As a member of the Pacitic jNortn EUGENE. Or., April 5. George M. service ideal of the Mason Tire prised hear that the B 111 3 11103 hands on at least $1000 fight of the hold, when the An- Cueto.3. 3jKamm.3 yes west association the club will be al out but day's battle was 10 to 5 for Los Murp'y.l 4 2 Ellis'n.s 4 112 4 right now," said Mr. Dukehart stage boxing and local man twisted it around to a ham- - Bohler was university of Company. re- Bld'd.m 3 OlO'Co'l.m 3 118 0 terday. "There are any number of lowed to .amateur merlock, Noregaard gave in. Oregon coach by uni- We know their geles. It Is not violating a confidence 113 1 while its members basketball the game Sculle.r 2 1 Valla. 1.. 4 13 4 golfers In the city who are willing to wrestling shows versity executive council here to- to say that the Angels had the Stum'f.s 5 4;Miller.l. 2 118 0 donate their share but it will be some also will be allowed to participate in Good Contest Put Up. night. cord for long, dependable Ice and the first In- Con'ly.2 5 HAirnew.c 4 12 4 0 tournaments held by clubs of Noregaard put up good contest. on from after Tobin.o 4 2;Gille'r.p 4 0 0 0 4 time before the committee members like a The council decided to send Ralph mileage. ning. Neither is It violating the Mack, p. 1 liCoum'e.p 0 0 0' O 0 will get a chance to call on them. If the northwest. Both men worked fast and took big Spearow, pole vaulter, to the Pennsyl- Henke.p 1 01 chances. Thye used the wristlock facts. It was undoubtedly one of the May, these golfers whom the members of vania relay meet at Philadelphia, p.. - 0 the do will mAil MISSOURIANS TO MEET tJTAH almost continuously, but Noregaard, 28. And they match games baseball 1 committee not reach April our ideas of frigidest opening of Spencer- up to time the fall, managed played south of the north pole. Barneyt O their checks to me at the United the of Oregon has abandoned its plans ever WistiJt 1 States National bank, the campaign by some way or another to slip out. to enter a relay team. the kind of tire value our cus- Each club was represented at bat to raise the funds will be expedited. Practice Track Competition Is Set While Thye was never really in The vote of the executive council by nine congealed Totals.36 6 8 24 14 Totals. SO 8 10 27 13 Jeopardy were times when tomers want. and in the field "Batted for Mack in fourth If the gclfers wait until they are for Next Tuesday. there for Mr. Bohler was unanimous. He athletes, each of whom looked and TBatted for Henke in eighth (walked). solicited by the committee then it Noregaard had the local man wor had been recommended for felt like a drifting iceberg. Now and tBatted for May in ninth. will take just that much longer be- OGDEN, Utah, April 5. The Uni- ried by his aggressive tactics. Carl by the "basketball committee several If you seek real tire satisfaction crackling sound would Seattle 1 0 1 0 1 0 0 0'3 6 fore work is started on the course." versity of Missouri track team will Freilinger refereed the main match weeks ago but the recommendation then a sharp, San Francisco 4 0 3 0 0 0 1 0 8 JlOOO engage practice meet with track as well as the two preliminaries. had been pending ar- see shrieking of the errors. Lane. Connolly. Tobin, See. E1II The the committee has in in a due to salary us before you buy. be heard above the one-ten- th ana Jack Kennedy of Condon, Or. and rangements. es- son o. Miller. Agnew. Innings pitched, by sight is only of the actual men of the University oi utan Arctic gale that swept loose real Mack 3, Gillenwater 8 by Henke 4. amount needed. the Utah Agricultural college here Bastana Singh, the Hindu middle- John F. Bovard, dean of the school tate across the diamond. It meant Runs responsible for. Mack 4. Gillenwater The property on which the golf next Tuesday, according to informa- weight, met in the semi-windu- p with of physical education, tonight said 4, Henke 1. Stolen bases. Cueto, O'Connell. today. Singh taking the decision at the end Coach Angels were break- Two-bas- e course will be is owned by the tion received here that Bohler's salary would tie usually that the xvaiiiui. nwme runs, Lane, Agnew. built stop Ogden of 30 minutes. Kennedy, who ing the ice. They were so much bet- hits, Kilduff, Murphy, Agnew, Stumuf. city, having been transferred by the The Missourians will in paid out of the budget of the school Sacrifice hit. Tobin. Struck, out, by Mack county commissioners. C. P. Keyser, several hours on their way to meet built along the lines of Mike Yokel, of physical education. This will mean ter acclimated than the Beavers that 1, Henke 2. Gillenwater 4. Bases on balls, team on wrestled on a Portland mat for the 4, superintendent of the Portland park the University of California relief to the treasury of the student they broke twice as much ice and off Mack Henke 3. Gillenwater 8. Double 15. first time but he showed enough stuff body. plays, Connolly to Murphy, Gillenwater to bureau. Is in communication with April appearance . their score piled higher and higher fiiison to .miner, ivamm to Miller. In his first to entitle him The election of Mr. Bohler settles until by the first of the eighth it to' a return engagement. a controversy that broke out between OAKS WIN IN TO physical MASON 9 to 0. ELEVENTH, 4 3 Visiting Grappler Strong. the coach and the school of Etood a couple ago. Thorpe One Out. The visiting grappler was strong education of months At Cranhes TWO SLAUGHTERS REPORTED and had a variety of holds which he that time it was charged there was But at that point Bill Kenworthy, Sacramento Lacks Punch to Put was continually clamping onto Singh. interference of authority. A hearing the iron duke, sent Jim Thorpe, the Over Tally With Bases Full. AS FOR DEMPSEY The Hindu, however, offset his op- that followed disclosed that misunder- noblest red man of them all, to bat ARRANGED ponent's aggressiveness 'by his lightni- standings existed, and inasmuch as place of Biemiller. Lefty SACRAMENTO. Cal.. Anril 5. With ng-like speed. The wily oriental these were cleared up and Coach Boh- in Pitcher the score tied, 3 up, was popular among the Leverenz long since had vanished la in the tenth in Champion Expected to Meet Carpentier and Joe Beckett During His squirmed and twisted his way out of ler students ning at Moreing field today, Sacra- many a tight hold and at the, same nd was desired again to coach icy fragments. Big Jim let Dr. Cran-da- ll mento had a great to out, Theatrical Engagement, Scheduled for an Early Opening. his was assured CORDS chance win time kept ibehind Kennedy enough to basketball, retention fool him for two swings, then as the bags were crowded and none entitle him to the decision. as soon as he gave his consent to he crashed his bat against a fast down, but the rally failed, Oakland being reconsidered. winning. 4 3. Anderson Loses to Lambert. pitch for & stinging line drive to to Brenton had gone center. to the mound in place of Eller, and, In the first match Gentleman Joe Tuck's Throw Surpassed. Thorpe went to second on Gres- - with Speedy Merlin Kopp on the third Anderson, who substituted for Oscar sack after the staging of an infield Butler, lost to George Lambert of STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Palo Alto. sett's first hit of the day, kept right Or., 15 Cal., April 5. Stanford triumphed ten-fo- ot hit and a wierd peg by Marriott, the Salem, in minutes. Lambert on to third with his strides purposely threw his opponent with a over the all-st- ar southern California when Carroll juggled the ball and oaks walked both Pick team meet here and Ryan to get Mollwitz. Moll-wi- tz conference in a track on a long fly by Cox. at V4 V4- - scored That hit one at Brenton, who tossed Before the start of the wrestling today by 79 points to 60 The was the first by the Kopp out at the plate, matches Ray Lesher, wrestling in- feature was furnished by Hanner, tribe from the north and it gave Jim the relay to Stanford, a javelin of 197 first nipping the Senator's first-sack- er structor at the Y. M. C. A., gave an in throw the honor of making the first Beaver feet 1 inch, surpassing the Pacific season. by a step for a double play. exhibition of the various wrestling run of the In line with the With two and one on Sheehan, Colonel holds. Lesher went through the list coast conference record of 192 feel duke's policy of hustling, no matter and as he applied each hold ex 7 inches, held by Tuck of the Univer lop-side- Pick dashed for the plate and was how d the score may be, they apparently safe, but Umpire Byron plained how it was used. His work sity of Oregon. fought so hard that they batted in called the colonel out, amid a storm was interesting as well as instruc three more runs that inning and of protest from fans and players, tive. Golf Facts Worth Knowing. added a fifth in the ninth. and a moment later called him clear Until Thorpe made his hit to open out of the park. the rally, the Beavers had gleaned Two safe clicks and a boot by By Innla Brown. only two blows off the venerable Dr. Kopp put an Oaks' marker across in WING TO GET BIG CHANCE Otis Crandall. Elliott made one in the of 11th. on first the In the home Q. Has a tournament committee the the third, but died second, and half Billy Orr smacked one to the right to close the course to members or Sammy Hale, pinch-hittin- g for Lev top of the scoreboard for three bases, tbeir guests who don't happen to be 1 lay- erenz in the sixth, made the other, a with one down. But the Senators ALB IX A SCRAPPER TO MEET ing in the tournament? line smash to cented. But the next A. The rules of golf don't cover suco could not find the punch. Stanage undoubt- two batters popped out and Hale per out-infiel- DEPIXTO SATURDAY NIGHT. matters, but the committee will and Penner went and the edly have the support of other club ished in a. force out when Cox tapped second game went into the Oaks' tro- to Lindimore. phy bag. The score: Q. If a player of a match loses a ball Gressett Polea Single. Oakland Sacramento Wcldon So Favorably Thought Of and, while looking for it, signals another AB R H O Al ABRHOA match to play through, has he a right to But following Thorpe's rallying Brown, 1. 6 0 0 0 OlComp'n.l. That Opportunity to Go East go ahead and play if he finds the ball blow, Gressett poled a single to YVilie.r.. 5 0 11 OIKopp.m. 35310014 0 7mbM Too. N. before the following match gets through? center and both runners went a base Coop'r.m 5 0 0 5 0!Pick,2... 4 113 1 Has Been Offered Him. A. No. The following match should Knight.2 3 0 1 2 4!Ryan.r.. 2 0 to., play through once Broadway on a fumble. Sargent struck 5 113 1 be allowed when Broadway Garage E. 21th and further Marri't.3 111 IMollw'z.l 4 0 0 11 i.ivited to do so. out for the second time, but Cox Brub'r.s. 3.3 2 5 6IShe'n,3-- 2 4 0 0 1 1 Phone Last 2556 4 0 5 Q. Is it permissible to lift a ball from brought in Thorpe on his long fly. Lafa'e.l. 112 HOrr.s 0 3 2 5 Weldon Wing, flashy Albina scrap- by print of Koeh'r.c 4 0 17 llstana'e.c 5 5 3 BOB EDGREST THI2VKS LITTLE OF JOE BECKETT, ' a depression caused the hoof Cascade Sales Co K. First and Main Sts. Then Jimmy Poole drove a hit past Eller.p.. 3 0 1 0 4l."ieha's,p 2 12 2 2 per, who is hovering between the a horse used to draw a mower or other 0 0 i Phone East 8315 eecond on which Gressett went to Bren'n.p 2 O 1 0 liPenner.p. 2 0 0 1 2 featherweight and lightweight limits, agency and drop it without penalty? 0 0 0 0 0 Saturday A. No, unless conditions of this kind Cummings-Carso- n Co 101 N. Broadway third, whence he scored on a wild jMcXe'y,3 gets his first real chance pronounced BY ROBERT EDGREN, who knocked him out for the welter first-clas- s boy are bo that the committee pitch. The duke made his first hit, Totals.40 4 9 33 181 Totals.36 3 11 33 15 night to meet a when establishes a local rule to that effect. Fhonc Broadway 372 a double to left, scoring Poole, and Oakland 0 0 0 2 0 1 0 0 0 O 1 4 Famous New York Sports Critic. title, where does he show with a he tackles Mike De Pinto in one of Q. ht Is there a penalty for playing a bah Co 470 BurnNidc 1 ten-rou- Peerless Tire and Rubber St. High promptly doubled to center, Sacramento 0 10000100 0 3 DEMPSEY is said to be lightning fast who the bouts at the armory. other than your own, say, for instnace, Erros, Marriott, Eller, Kopp, Pick. In- can punch like Carpentier? Is played rough? Phone Broadway 4206 scoring Kenworthy. McCann hit the nings pitched, by Niehaus, 5 by Eller, JACK to fight Carpentier and Heretofore Wing has been used to where the ball from the enough, to Crandall, 7 plus. victory to con- fill in on cards and whenever he A. No penalty, provided the error is dis- Garage Fifth and Taylor Sts. ball hard a liner Credit Brenton. Charge Beckett in London, the I have a from manager of covered before you have played a second Portland but the Doc stuck up his mitt and defeat to Penner. Runs responsible for to promoted by B. letter the fought boys like Joe Gorman or other recovering Phone Marshall 600 Nlehaus 2. Eller 1, Penner 1. Struck out, tests be Charles a boxer in Cleveland, which winds up always on stroke with the ball. After the ball lodged there. A neat rally by JS'iehaus 1. Eller 3. Penner 4. 1. big- it was short from the hazard you may play a second Vancouver, Wash. Brenton Cochrane." Mr. Cochrane is the with this interesting paragraph: plenty your cor- Smith & Henderson while it lasted. Bases on balls, off Niehaus 4. Eller 2, events you mentioning notice. This call he has had of stroke, then learn mistake and Again in the ninth, Wolfer batting Penner 1, Brenton 3. Twobase nits. gest promoter of sporting in "Would appreciate time to train. In fact, he has been rect it without penalty. Factory Branch: 110 North Eighth, Portland, Or. Knight, Brubaker, Koehler, Compton, La England. He promoted, among scores something about Kleach in your fea- working more weeks and Q. Has the penalty for out of bounds for freeman, with Elliott out, was Three-bas- e than three and distance been officially Fayette. hit, Orr. Sacrifice of others, fight Carpen- ture stories. Send me the bill for ad- is good shape. of stroke safe on Griggs" error. He went to hits, Mollwitz, Penner. Double plays. the between vertising, as it's part of the game. in changed yet? second, on Gressett's infield out and Knight to La Fayette to Koehler: Bru- tier and Beckett. He is a theatrical Paddy Mullins, manager of Harry A. No, but the U. S. G. A. authorizes baker to Knight to La Fayette; Brenton to Thanking you for any publicity, I am, heavyweight con- recommends that where frequent out came in on Sargent's safe drive. Cox Koehler to La Fayette. promoter on a big scale, as well as a "Very truly yours, Wills, the black and hit, but the rally died when Poole tender, saw Wing work. Mullins was of bounds are likely to be encountered & sports promoter. Probably Cochrane "JERRY SACHS." Jchance the club establishes a local rule of dis- THE MASON TIRE RUBBER CO., KENT, O. went out.- VERNON DEFEATS BEES, 9 TO 7 money Demp-se- y so impressed that he offered a only. The penalty under W. G. A. counts on making with Jerry, I've been writing sports for to Wing to go east. Mullins will tance Although it is tradition for Port as a show card along his theatric 30 years, long, long rules is distance only. land to lose the first game of and it's a time open a boxing club in Brooklyn the the al circuit, and it is necessary to have since manager any fighter n. season, the Beavers having done More Than 2 500 See Opener at the of has latter part of this month and when he Phone your want ads to The that him in a bout or two to enliven pub had nerve to me money to 560-9- 5. pennant-winnin- g the offer gets Wing probably Main 7070. Automatic even in their years, Salt Lake Despite Cold. lic interest. write and serve "advertising" to the his club started the duke has Just cause for feeling unfortunate that Cochrane sporting public as news. I "thought will join the stable. crabbed toward Red SALT LAKE, April 5. Vernon won It's In going against De Pinto, Wing is Killefer. Red couldn't get better men to meet every manager of boxers in the coun- up took a mean advantage of the un the opening game of the Coast league Dempsey. Matching Dempsey against try knew that I don't take money stacking against a clever boxer, suspecting Beavers. He concealed season here today, 9 to 7. In spite Carpentier and Beckett is simply put from boxers, managers, promoters, or but Weldon packs a K. O. kick in his the fact that Crandall was in the of cold and rainy weather more than ting on two guaranteed slaughters. anyone except newspapers left hand. Wing's left hook should 2500 else the provide a busy session the form he usually displays about July paid admission to the park. Latest reports from Paris say that and magazines who buy my work le- for little Taste is a matter of 10. Against Snow flurries swirled across the field Italian Saturday night. the spitters and curves Carpentier is a sick man, and that his gitimately. 128 of that fine old gentleman, who at intervals in the latter part of the weight, after some undescribed oper- Well, you know it now, Jerry. Both boys will weigh around tobacco quality swept them around the corners and game. Dell, although often in trouble, ation, is below 160 pounds. If this is pounds. Wing can make 128 without across lots, but never fairly and outpitched his opponents and was en- true it would be a shame almost a Billy Wellman, finding running any trouble while De Pinto's natural We state it as our honest squarely over the middle, the Beavers titled to the victory. Kallio had poor crime to allow him to step into a wrestling matches a rough game in fighting weight is around 127 pounds. belief that the tobaccos used control and was relieved by are two other ten-roun- d were helpless. Somebody seemed to Poison. ring with Dempsey. 1 believe Jack New York, has given it up and sailed There in Chesterfield are of finer be standing wherever they hit. Every The Salt Lake support cracked in would have the decency to be ashamed for England to try a new venture. bouts on the card, one featuring y son possible break of the ball game went vital spots. Red Smith, Vernon, to hit Carpentier if they met under The six-da- races have drawn such George Burns, another native of quality (and hence of better against them. knocked the first homer of the sea- such circumstances which would huge crowds of late in New York that Albina, and Lakey Morrow of Aber- taste) than in any other son. Paddy Siglin Heinie Sand . deen, and another Eddie Huse, Beaver Easy and make the bout a farce. Wellman proposes to introduce the cigarette Pitchers Meat. also hit homers. Score: sport in London. Bill figures that as coast welterweight, and Billy at the price. On the other hand, the Angels lit Vernon t Salt Lake course Car- Wright of Seattle. Burns, who is go B. H.O.AI. Of there's a chance that London's transportation shuts down Ligzttt & Mytrs Tobacco Ctw Into Leverenz, Biemiller and Freeman R. B. R. H.O.A. "playing possum," is really 1 every ing his best right now, is meeting with vociferous enthusiasm. Chdn.m 4 10 2 OiVltt.S... pentier is promptly at o'clock night a at away Leverenz High.l.. 5 0 a 3 OiSchick.m 4 in good shape and working hard with lot of people who get a late start to- a Rood boy in Morrow, who at the got to a handicap of one run in Sch.r.r. 5 0 0!Siglin,2. 5 of trying to slip some- present time is the sensation of the 12 1 the intention ward home will like to roll into a the first that really wasn't his fault Hyatt, 1. 4 6 strand. r. 5 champion. Eng- six-da- y 3112 5 1 1 thing over on the In race and spend the rest of Puget sound district. when Joe Sargent threw Twombley's Sawyer.2 S Lewis.I. four-ounc- e four-roun- d 5 2 4 3 land he would fight with the night there instead of paying ho There will be one bout tap over Poole's head Fren'h.a Wllhout.l eight-ounc- after two were Smith, 3 4 0 1 Sand.s.. 4 gloves, instead of the e pil- tel bills. With several Australian between Frankie Webb and Red down. Griggs followed with a wrig- 8 3 1 slipped Han'h.o 1 Crtwht.l lows worn at Jersey City. But Demp- bike stars to represent Great Britain, Burley. gler that through McCann for Dell.p.. 4 1 2 Tmp'n.l 2 sey four-oun- gloves Jenkna.c 4 also would have Grenda, Goullet and other European a scratch single and McCabe, on a four-oun- ce Battling Ortega, play, maced a grounder Kallio. p. 2 on. Carpentier, at his best, with celebrities. Bill hopes to make a hit Whether or not past Poison, p. O gloves and a horseshoe in each who one time was pride of the Kenworthy on which Twombley tal- in London. If he does back to New at the Blah'd.p 0 of them, would have little chance to York with a third six-da- y race this Pacific coast, has made good in his lied. Lazzeri 1 beat Dempsey. That he will be season. comeback, will be determined Satur- More trouble in the third. Carroll Anfinsnt 0 Gib- walked and McAuley to knocked out again if they fight is a Not worrying about London, but if day night when he faces Mike hit center. Totls 35 9 10 27 V. Totls. 38 7 14 27 13 practical certainty. there's a third race in Gotham this bons in St. Paul, Minn. The battler Twombley sacrificed them base, but Batted for Cartwright In 7th. Batted Beckett, putting him in ' couple of with Griggs up, Leverenz for 8th. As for spring there'll be a lot of wheels dropped into Portland a deliberately Poison in tBatted for Blaebolder against Dempsey is like tossing a fat spinning in New York outside Mad- months ago after a trip east. On the walked him to take a chance at Mc- In 9th. of Vernon 0 2 0 1 2 1 1 0 2 9 rabbit into a cage with a wildcat. ison Square Garden. eastern jaunt Ortega did not fare Cabe and a double play. Leverenz, in 1 1 to keep Salt Lake 3 0 0 0 0 0 2 7 It looks as if Dempsey is to go to well. In fact he made such miser- his anxiety McCabe from hit- Errors Hyatt. Dell. VIU2. Wilhoit 2. England April 11 on a theatrical tour, I've often said in this column showings everyone thought ting a good one. finally walked him Sand, Poison. Home runs Smith. Sisrlin. that able that Two-bas- over is no record is too good to and forced in a run. Lindlmore'9 hi; Sand. e hits Hyatt, Schneider. and talk of matches there athletic be he was through. scored another. vitt 2. Siglin. Lewis. Sacrifice hits Dell, merely for advertising. beaten, and that .American athletes After resting here for a while the M I Schneider, Hyatt. Poison, Sawyer. Stolen Thinking it over. There is one way are better today than ever before and battler announced that he was ready Leverenz retired at the end of the basest-Smit- h. Chadbourne. Struck out could get a fight out of will be next year they after two more By Kallio 2, by Blaeholder 2, by 1, Cochrane the better than fifth runs had scored Poison ey combi- are now. on a hit by Griggs, Poole's error on by Dell 8. Bases on balls Off Kallio 2 off Poison 3, off Blaeholder 2, off Dell 6. nation. Perhaps that's what he has Last year Bud Houser, a Leverenz' throw to McCabe, 2-- nab who Innings pitched Kallio 4 3 innlne-- Pol- - in mind. He might put Beckett and schoolboy wonder from southern Cal- had sacrificed, and hits by Daly and son 3 Runs responsible for Kallio 3. same ifornia, won Crandall. Biemiller took his place Poison 1, Blaeholder 2, Dell 6. Double Carpentier into the ring at the the national shot putting Sole Agents for up plays Siglin to Cartwright to Sand; time against Dempsey. Carpentier championship with the astonishing and was touched frightfully in the Vitt- sixth, when he to Thompson to Sand: Dell to Frinrh- could dance around in front with that distance of 48 feet. A couple of weeks lost control. Ten men Smith to Sawyer to Hyatt. Charge defeat threatening right while Beckett tried ago a Stanford university boy named tenield faced him and four of them tallied on to natito. five hits, including a double by Griggs to hit Jack behind the ear. That's the Hartranft won the shot put "BURKE" CIGARETTES and a triple by Lindimore. only possible way to make it a con- in the interclass spring meet at Stan- Baseball Summary. test. Any other arrangement would ford, with 49 feet 6 inches only 18 of Turkish and Domestic tobaccos blended Doc Kicked la Eighth. be cruel. inches behind the record established Golf Goods Freeman pitched the eight and, al- Beaver Batting Averages. years ago by the giant Ralph Rose. though a run was made off him, han- AB. H. Ave. AB. H.Ave Carpentier is said to be anxious to Hartranft also won the discus with Come in and make free use of Lower Prices Hale 1 1 l.OOOIElliott 4 1 .27.0 our big indoor golf net. Ask dled himself well. was so cold get into to fight Kid Lewis, with 144 a foot "Hole-in-On- It that Thorpe 1 1 l.OOOISargent 5 1 .200 trim feet about short of Jim about the Burke 20 now 18c only a natural Arctic explorer like Doc High 8 1 .333fPoole 5 1 .200 whom he was matched a couple of Duncan's world's record before the Club. Crandall could get anything on the Gressett... 4 1 . . 4 0 .00ft months ago. If Carpentier can get war. Then, to make his day complete, SIXTH FLOOR. 10 now 9c 4 1 .2501 . 1 0 100-ya- ball, and even the doc was nicked Cox..: Wolfer. .. .000 out of bed and stand on his feet that he ran second by Inches in the rd badly in the eighth. Kenworfy 4 1 .250iLeverenz. . 1 o .000 match is a joke. Lewis was a marvel dash, in 10 seconds flat. Page (Two 10'a 18c) try to Where the Teams Flay Next Week. years ago, when he was 1H Middleton will reverse the Seattle at Sacramento. Portland at Salt five but Jim Thorpe. Here's a rival worth outcome for the Beavers tomorrow. Lake. San Francisco at Oakland. I.n slowed up to such an extent that he looking at, Kenworthy says nobody ia down- - Angeles at Vernon. hasn't a chance with Jack Britton, Copyright by the Bell Syndicate, Inc.) I