' THE SUSDAY OREGOSIAX, POBTLAXD, SEPTEMBER 30, ' "1017. - 3

quarter mile, ponies under 14.2, boys under 16 years of age, Eugene Oppen-heime- r. FOOTBALL IN EAST THE NEW BENSON POLYTECHNIC SCHOOL FOOTBALL SQUAD, WHICH PLAYS ITS LNITIAL GAME AGAINST WASHINGTON HIGH WASHINGTON-STAT- E Main 1590; potato race, open to SCHOOL NEXT TUESDAY. women members. Miss Florence Day, . Sellwood 33; polo game. J. V. Murphy, i t , i mm t w n 1 J Broadway 90; polo ball driving contest, J. V. Murphy. Broadway 90; quick TAKES ON HEW LIFE HAS BEST OUTLOOK change race, W. D. McAllen. Main 318: three-eigh- ts mile dash, catch weights, Claude V. Bowman. Main 8449. COACH STUBLIXG GIVES CALL With of News That Yale and Harvard Seven Veterans Last Lincoln Parks to Hare First Prac- Will Put Teams in Field Year's Eleven Back, Dietz tice This Morning. The Lincoln Park football team will .Stimulates Game. Seems to Have Edge. reorganize this season with Art5r Stubling as coach and will dispute ac- l I ' c----j--r claims of opposing teams for the nd .... A ' - championship of the city. 'U Among some of tho city gridiron, star SQUADS THRONG GRIDIRON Wic OREGON SCHOOLS HARD who will be out with the Lincoln Parks are Raleigh Jones, Bower. Cook. Ahern. Porter, Harding, Wielmann and Walker. All players are requested to report to Coach Stubling this morning at 10:15. General Activity Is Evidenced at Coach Bczdclc Will Return to Ore-- Take Union-avenu- e car to Beach street. Big Schools in Middle West and gon to Find Most of Former on Atlantic Coast in Prep- Champion, Team Gone Pipal APPEAL FOR FUND MADE aration for Season. Also In Similar Fix.

TEXXIS PLAYERS ARE ASKED TO With the reported announcement that BY JAMES J. RICHARDSON COXTRIBIIE. . both Yale and Harvard would have With varsity football squads this Kail, grid- the arrival this week at Eu prospects gene of Hugo Bezdek, the famous foot- Walter A. Goss Declares He la Ready iron In the East have taken ball coach of University Oregon, a big Jump, and the report will have a the of to Take Charge of Work to Get wonderful effect on the colleges the mentoring staff of the colleges other 4 . and universities throughout the coun- a composing the Northwest Conference Bloney for Ambulance. try. That the coaches are a busy lot sr-- will all have reported for duty and the f men Is evident by the reported do- work which confront! them will start. ings at the different football camps. Bezdek's lateness in reporting is due BY WALTER A. GOSS. to hii managing the Pittsburg National Now that our tournaments are prac STATE COLLEGE. Pa.. Sept 29. League club and the shunky. tically over with it should be the earn- (Special.) Penn State's football squad but good-nature- d, administrator of est business of tho tennis players In was put through its first rough work Oregon's football destinies will soon the Pacific Northwest to arrange for cf the season this afternoon. Two have his prospects lined up and com subscription 0 Frm Row, Left to Right Joan Ray. William Nana. Karl Grearar. William Peck. Adolph Badura, William Campbell. Winifred Scott. Neal Cotty. mence to mold a team final conclusion of the picked elevens scrimmaged for Sccosd Hew H. Wells (Coach). Elmer Plnffle, Norman Buoy, John Green Donald Rose, H. I.lnd, George Sehwlnd, George Luslch. K. A. out of what asked for by Mr. Adee for the ambu minutes. I. ever material reports this semester. Following present Larry Shields, State's track star, who Anderson (Assistant Coach). Third' How Rodney Grafton, Barley Reynolds, Norvin Atindcr, Charles Erlckaon, Eaaut Koley, Paul Perlcett, Bezdek, like the remaining coaches lance fund. is tho Is playing college Linn Cooper, Robert Chase. Top William Cnllner. or tne rsortnwest, has a perplexing sit- condition of fund: his first football, Polytech boys being by M. are new players, they Already caught a forward pass from Pond and The are. coached D. Wells, former trainer of the Portland Beavers. While all have what is uation confronting him, in that prac Ouota raised. ran 30 yards for a touchdown. Lieu- probably the heaviest line in th e Interscholastic League and promise to make the fur fly when they meet Virgil Earle'a Washlngtonians, tically his entire 1916 football elevea Seattle $ 29.60 tenant Bob Higgins. relinquished who themselves form an exceptionally heavy team for a high school. which humbled the University of Penn- Portland 275 71. 0U who sylvania Tacoma 175 175.00 the captaincy of State's eleven to go at Passadena last New Year's Spokane 125 106.00 Into the Army, is here on a 10-d- ay day, and was proclaimed one of the Lewlston ...... 50 furlough. He Is assisting the coaches greatest football teams that ever Salem ...... 60 ...... with the ends during his visit. crawled Into moleskins, has joined the Medford 50 ...... colors, and it is up to Bezdek to start The writer has been away from TJRBANA, I1L. Sept. 29. (Special.) his work of the past four years anew. Portland more or less for the last 30 Coach Zuppke. of the University of FIRST SCORES BIG SAN FRANCISCO BOXING GAME PIPAL AWAITS MEH Hnntinsrtoa Badly Needed. days, but I am home again and ready football team, is not making The one big. unexpected gap to fill to tackle this job with lots of enthu- any boast for a championship aggre- In Oregon's squad Is liable to be "Shy" siasm. When I stop to consider it, I gation for this year, as the war has BARRED BY PROMOTERS FIGHT Huntington's place. Huntington, who believe I have a personal acquaintance made great inroads in what at the close Is the greatest quarterback ever turned myself in the Pacific Northwest of of last season was expected to be one out in the Northwest, and for that mat nearly 1000 persons who, either have ef Illinois best teams. Interscholastic League Now in Situation Complicated by Rivals Trying to "Knife" One Another Smith Prospects for Football Team ter, the entire West, is undecided as played tennis or have been more or less Zuppke is depending on Kraft, left Scheduled to Meet Dempsey Next Tuesday. to whether or not he will return to identified with the game. It will only end: Runlqultz, tackle, and Schlaude-xnan- n. Full Swing. Are Somewhat Hazy. school, but if Bezdek can have "Shy's" take $1 apiece from 1000 people to com- center. Word has been received undivided attention for a few minutes plete the fund. that Klein, star right end, will not re- BY B. SMITH. feel might be the chance of a It Is believed the rotund coach will be It Is going to be a very easy task to turn, Sharpler, guard, HARRY there able to convince Huntington get this money providing we go about and is considered AX FRANCISCO, CaL, Sept. 19. knockout, and naturally they want to that he It in the right way. I will personally doubtful. between the avoid that If possible. will be worth more to himself and old A schedule of seven games has been l (Special.) What with Benny likely will agree to take on Oregon, if he returns, than chipping take over the work of completing the arranged for tb season, all but two FOUR GAMES THIS WEEK equabbles of promoters who are Joe Rivers, who comes closer to his WAR. DEPLETES ELEVEN ice in xne jjaiies. Portland quota, and I should like by of them being on Illinois field. It fol- trying to knife one another and the weight, though Coffrotn is angling for If Huntington decides to return, Bez return mail to receive from each of 6, In dek will have the the various clubs the names of the lows: October Kansas, Illinois field; Importation of Eastern talent to box a fight between the same foundation for chairmen appointed by October 13, Oklahoma, Illinois field: San Francisco, It begins to look like boys and may interfere with the plans. fairly good team with Steers, another who have been October 20, Wisconsin. Illinois field Cof froth wants the same two light- promising youngster from The Dalles, these clubs to take over this work. We Washington to Play Benson; Jef- old times in this section. and Williams, tackle played In simply must have a good live wire in (first conference game): October 27, come because Harry weights for a bout at Tiajuana around According to . Schedule Arranged a who get money. Purdue. Illinois field; November 3, Chi- It has all about the holidays and it might not fit in Beckett s place at Pasadena when d each club or we won't the ferson, to Lincoln; Colum- four-roun- Every cago, at : November 17, Ohio Meet Sullivan announced his Intention of with his scheme for a d con- for Season, College Team Will John was put out of the game. bit of it should be raised during Etate, 24, breaking loose from the allied pro- to edge. From one on the outside looking in, the month of October. This is a small at Columbus: November bia to Meet Commerce and Hill test take off the Play Eight Games, First to appears subscription for the tennis players of Minnesota, Illinois field. ' moters of Dreamland Rink and staging it that Bezdek is better forti to Clasb With Franklin. Berry's park. Although New York figures to be a fied to start the ball rolling than any the Pacific Northwest district to make, fights at Henry baseball strong choice in the betting, Be AVith Willamette. other Northwest except and If each club will get behind It with NOTRE DAME. Ind.. Sept 29. (Spe- Tommy Simpson, of the Emerysvllle Eastern it institution only amount energy we can cial.) Meagher, Notre Dame's ex- will occasion no surprise If the Sox Washington State, which is reported a small of Jack League Standings. and Oakland clubs who has been free rate as good as even money San to have at seven old men back easily get the money. perienced end and one of the bulwarks Interscholastlfl in OREGOX AGRICULTURAL COL least am pleased report of the new team Coach Harper is build- W. U. Pet. of much competition in the past, and Francisco. There are seven former Pipal la Gloomy. I to that I have Lincoln High 1 0 1000 care for anything in the future, Coasters in the line-u- p of the Chicago LEGE, Corvallls, Sept. 29. (Special.) had several letters from New YoVk in ing, stopped off in Chicago en route for Franklin High 1 0 1000 doesn't With new practice field in Pipal, at Corvallls. is regard to Marshall Allen and I am university, and while there joined Columbia Unlveralty O O .000 has been trying to ditch Sullivan, par- Americans. the first lamenting the George Busch, his . Corbett's poolroom will bet- thoroughly fact that pleased to report that he has made a the United States Marines. It is a hard James John High 0 0 000 ticularly with reference to the "Gun- handle class shape, the suits one or last year's stocky "rook" lines very impression "blow gold Despite High School ot Commerce 0 1 .000 ting on the outcome of the series and cleaned, tackling dummies and men, favorable and, in fact, to the and blue. this Hill Military Academy 0 1 .ooo boat" Smith-Jac- k Dempsey match, the chances are the local bugs will go the has decided not to return to col Mr. Williams writes me that he has loss, however, the squad now makes Jefferson High 0 0 OO0 next Tuesday night. charging machines In readiness, Coacn lege this semester. Pipal expected made a big hit with play- tearaB. A. B. Lockhard and Joe Washington High 0 0 .000 scheduled for strong for tho Sox. Pipal is now awaiting the appearance Busch to hold down a job on the varsity the Eastern three Benson Polytechnic 0 0 .000 When Simpson discovered he couldn't ers. He certainly had tough luck in Flanagan, both stars of Colby Hall's and of his football men. line ana the news of Busch's inability his draw, which put him against Chuck championship team, were in uniform Resnlte of Wek's Games. land the Gunner, he turned around "I am worried." said Coach Pipal, to return has much to do with Pipal's Garland in the first round, and he was today. The line had offensive scrim- Franklin High 64, High School of Com- put on Jack Dempsey and Bob McAllis- "over the lateness of the season this gloomy forecast lor anything like merce 0. FANS WILL GET LUNCH year. My badly beaten. I feel satisfied, however, mage, and new plays were given. Lincoln High 39. Hill Military Academy 0. ter, the middle of this week, with the men will be stringing in formidable team. that Marshall will have gained tre- Columbia University 0, James John High 0. idea, of course, of taking the edge off one at a time during the next week, Another shock was experienced by mendously by this experience and he CHICAGO. Sept. 29. (Special.) A Games for Coming Work. the San Francisco ehow. and some of them do not intend to thte Corvallis coach when he was in is playing enough tennis In the East complete football team was put into October 2 Washington High versus Ben- Smith and Jim Buckley, to- report before the college opens its formed that Bev Anderson, who was so that he made a creditable showing field the son Polytechnic. gether with Mrs. "Gunner" and Baby FOOD WILL BE SERVED WHILE doors October 8. Owing to this, the looked upon as a find for a backfield himself and for ourselves the at October S Jefferson High versus Lincoln preseason training will not prove as position, was an for and it today for the first time this year and Hlfth. "Gunner," arrived the fore part of the PLAYS ARE RECORDED. with ambulance unit will all go a long ways toward putting gave the freshmen a hard scrimmage. October 4 Columbia University versus week, and the California-Ne- w York satisfactry as it might be. The team bomewhere in France.' our own tennis on a firmer and higher The 'varsity held the ball all the time High School of Commerce. went into training this year will be new and It Is highly The first workouts the two big state plane. and had no difficulty In ripping up the October 5 Hill unitary Academy versus immediately at Shannon's camp in San Direct Wire From Ball Parte Will Give important that we get an early start. institutions will have are scheduled for 1921 var- Franklin High. Dempsey bout. Smith Only one - bit of good news has October 13, when Oregon plays Mult- men. The following was the Rafael for the Con-tea- Albany High to Have Football Team. sity lineup: Breslos, left end: Coch- Franklin High School opened the 1917 and Buckley are nothing if not strong Detail of World's Serlea ts reached me this year, and that was nomah Club at Eugene and the Aggies rane, left tackle; Bondzinski, left season Tuesday by land- followers of their friends. In the good Flay by Play. when I learned of the possibility of tackle Willamette at corvallls. ALBANY, Or., Sept. 29. (Special.) Raper. center; Gorgas. right football last old days the Gunner trained at Shan- having Captain "Darkhorse" Newman A revised list of the schedule for Despite the fact that not a single mem- cuard; ing on the High School of Commerce same thing back to school. I may be able to build the Northwest colleges follows: guard; Jackson, right tackle; McDon- goal kicks. non's and he will do the ber of last year's team is in school ald, right end; Block!, quarterback; for six touchdowns and four again. Hot dogs and coffee- will be the up around him a fast and aggressive October 13 Oregon vs. Multnomah Club, again, all having enlisted or graduated, Higgins, El- Then, Just to prove that they thor- Smith looks to be in good shape. He backfield." Albany High School will have a foot- ICouse. left half; fullback; good chief eatables on the bill of fare at Disregarding October 13 Oregon Aggiem vs. Willamette, ton, right half. oughly approved of winning games by recently put up a remarkably the Eleventh-Stre- et Playhouse next the fact that he has not at uorvanifl. ball team. It has been the intention large margins, they played an extra showing against Frank Moran In the Saturday for tho local baseball con played football since his high school October 20 Oregon Aggies vs. Idaho, at of the teachers all along to put out a MINNEAPOLIS, Minn.. Sept. 29. "outside" game with Gresham High East and hence doesn't need a world of tingent while they are receiving the days, Howard Ray, captain of last sea- renaieton. team but when school began prospects (Special) With 23 huekies from last training. However, he engaged K. O. of be- son's basketball quintet, will appear October 20 Oregon vs. Washington State, looked so poor that many students School Friday, coming out of the fray Kruvosky as sparring partner and returns the clash on the gridiron this year. Word has at Pullman. year's Minnesota football aquad in 0. his tween the New York Giants and the 27 O. A. C. vs. were disheartened. Will-lam- s, victors by a score of 11 to Moose Taussig as and chief ad- been received from Raymond Selph, the October California at Uncle Sam's service. Dr. H. L. team, rubber on the Star Berkeley. Gopher coach, today held prac- Franklin has a speedy, brainy viser and started in for the hard grind. big center, that he has been working October 27 Washington State vs. Whit tice' on Northrup field to whip into and if Coach Dewey can break the boys ... A direct wire from the ball park in the mines during the Summer and man, at fullman. chape a practically new fighting ma- of habit of leaning too much on Harlem' Tommy Murphy, once a light- to the stage will enable Portland fans he now weighs 220 pounds, and is as October 27 Idaho vs. Oregon, at Eugene. the may come to flovemwr a wasmngton vs. ' chine for the Big Ten Conference race. the work of Brown and Thompson, and weight of renown, this to follow the big game play by play hard as nails.' state laaoo, ? four-roun- d Tommy at Moscow. (yes Every possible candidate for the varsity the which always threat- city for some bouts. and every George Busch. lineman, will not be S avert disaster - incident connected with the November Multnomah Club vs. Oregon who has not enlisted, has been urged ens a "one-ma- n" team, he will have an has been working for- a Wall street series will be announced. back this year, and Hyatt, one of the Aggies, at uorvauis. fry Coach Williams to return to school. aggregation that will place somewhere broker in New York, but the last month Chicago returns will start coming "coming" tackles of last year, has en- November 10 Idaho vs. Whitman, While practice has been on for a few with the three leading teams at the he has been helping out the soldiers at In at noon, while the New York games listed in the Sixty-sixt- h Aero Squadron Moscow. 1917 WORLD SERIES days the university classes do not start close of the year. their various camps and has been put- will start one hour earlier, or 11 and is now in San Antonio, Tex. November 10 Washington State vs. 10. on boxing enter- Busch, Conn Aggies, at Corvallls. until October Indications are the Individual Work Good. ting shows for their o'clock. Portland time. Hyatt, and Anderson November 17 Washington vs. Oregon turnout will be smalL tainment. Buckley asserts Tommy Is were a quartet of rooks that would Aggls, BASEBALL GAMES High School of Commerce has four-roun- at Seattle. The in mighty good shaps for d gladden the heart of any coach, but November 17 Montana vs. Washington CHICAGO BLOOMINGTON. Ind., Sept. 29. (Spe- not had a fair chance to show its abil contests and is willing to bet he can't FAVORITES MAY FIGHT HERE none of the four will be connected with State, at Spokane. cial.) Two more good men were out ity, for when the line went to pieces be beaten over that distance. the Aggies this season. November 24. Oregon Aggies vs. Mult- WHITE SOX for the Indiana team today. Hathaway, in the first quarter of the Franklin Columbia Club After Plnkham and Gill, the brilliant end who scored a nomah Club, at Portland. halfback of last year, and Davis, end, game reorganization was impossible Murphy was never quite the same touchdown against Washington State, November 29 Oregon vs. Aggies, at Port NEW YORK reported in grad- and the game was lost. The individual one (or land. suits. The squad is however, they after the beating ho took Mltchie October Smoker. hlch won the game for the Aggies November 29 Washington vs. Washing GIANTS ually growing and is expected soon to work was brilliant, and afternoon at the hands of Willie last year, is now in the Navy. Jack ton state, at Seattle. reach 20 men. Ewarta, a hefty lines should lead the second division at the any reason why The Columbia Athletic Club is en 29 vs. Idaho, of the season. Ritchie, but there Isn't deavoring to land a bout between Eddie Moist, who played the other end with November Montana at Mis STAR jtlfT BOARD man of last season, will be out next end game he shouldn't go four rounds, and at top Gill last year, is in the marines. Hub- soula. week. Captain Hathaway, who was Lincoln played a beautiful speed. He can meet a number of local Brewster Pinkham, Northwest light- bard, an end candidate of great prom WILL BE SHOWS AT In the backfleld last year, has been against Hill Wednesday. Teamwork is chaps (of course for the usual medals weight champion, and Peter Mitchie for ise last season, will return to college CLUB PREPARING FOR MEET shifted to one of the tackle positions the watchword with Coach Bob Karle's the promoters are permitted" to give) its smoker October 26. this year. He and Bissett probably tiecause of a shortage of line material. aggregation. It Is impossible to pre- and ought to attract some interest. Pinkham has been hailed as Seattle's will hold down the wing positions. At HtuStPLAYHOUSE Ingles Is at the other end of the line. dict where they will place at the close millionaire boxer, and is well liked be- least half a dozen of the old squad will Hunt Members Arranging Interest- Itlsley and Mlrton are expected to make of the season until after they meet Jef- . "W. J. Walsh and other business men cause of his eccentricities, and his well-kno- be seen in action by the middle of the ing Programme for Fall Meeting. MORRISON AT ELEVENTH. strong bids for the end positions. ferson, next Wednesday, and see if they of Reno, Nev., are trying to resusci- ability is liked by Portland week. Pierce, a letter man of 200 pounds, will can maintain their machine-lik- e preci- tate the sport in that city. They have fans. He is now serving his country Corvallls people will have only three Members of the Portland Hunt Club OPENING he in center. and Cravens are sion in the face of a team more pow- Rivers and Johnny Mc- GAME - SAT., OCT. 6 Faust matched Joe as a member of the Washington Coast chances of seeing their team In action. are preparing for their Fall meet. - expected to alternate at quarter, and erful than their opponent of last week. Carthy at catchwelfchts for a Artillery at Fort Worden, Washington, as five of the eight games scheduled which will be held Saturday afternoon the halves will be filled by Dalzell, Hill played a clean, grim, unyielding bout with a decision, to take place at and if the bout Is arranged a per- are to be played on foreign territory. October 13, on the club grounds at POPULAR PRICES 25 Xeever and Heuring. game, though beaten by a wide margin. the Reno, racetrack the afternoon of centage of the gross receipts will go The following schedule for the Ag Garden Home. they acquire a more confi- 6. draws a good Sept. When bit October If that bout to the mess fund of Pinkham s com gies has been arranged: October 13, Following is a list of the interesting FORT OGLETHORPE. Ga.. 29. soon get Oc-to- dence and Initiative, they will crowd, it is their desire to better pany. arrangement only University Corvallls; br events that will be offered, together '(Special.) Several former ed This is the Willamette at well known cease to be "easy meat" for the bouts In the future. There is at least one under which Pinkham will consent 20 University of Idaho at Pendle with the name of the person in charge college football players are members of stronger teams of the larger one resemblance to the Jeffries-Johnso- n of each event, to whom applications for a football team organized by the Sec- to appear here, and if the bout is ar- ton: October 27. University of Cali Every Man V ants Style schools. fight. Rivers is doing his training ranged there Is no question but what fornia at Berkeley; November 3, Mult- entries should be made. It is expected ond Company of United States Prison Friday Game la Good. at Rick's place, where Johnson worked, 10, to add to this list: Guards here. They Include: Burns, McCarthy his stand a packed house will greet the boxers, nomah Club at Corvallls; November quarter In his apparel. He'll get it. If he wears University Columbia and James John played the while is raklng both of whom are favorites with Port- Washington State College at Corvallis Heavyweight, mile, Natt one of CHERRY'S Fall suits, or the of Pennsylvania; Ray, St. one real football game of the week Fri at Moana Springs, the stamping ground ("Homecoming game"); November 17, Broadway 1549; women's Louis Tech: Hogan, Hawes and Steele, during those strenuous land fistic followers. performance only to count, nifty Trench overcoat that's just been day, finishing in a scoreless tie. It of Jim Jeffries University of Washington at Seattle; Jumpers, con- of Massachusetts Tech, and Juhre. of was practically impossible to say which days, some seven years ago. 24, (tenta- James Nicol, Main 9562; junior Jumpers, put In stock. Pay for it as is most PORTLAND November Multnomah Club 389-9- Milwaukee. The team is arranging is the better team. James John dis- BOYS FARE WELL tive) at Portland; November 29, Un- performance only to count, James venient, too. 1 Washington street, games for the coming season. more plays and an un-nn- nr If Benny Leonard comes west, it is Nicol, Main 9562; boys' pony race. block. Adv. played trick he will not agree to iversity of Oregon at Portland. Plttock fndT. ability to pull off a successful almost a certainty Rose City Players In LAFAYETTE. Sept. 29. (Spe- face almost impossible a bout against Ritchie. Leonard and Prominent cial.) Coach O'Donnell. of Purdue, has dui in the of Manager Gibson, who, by the way, once a busy obstacles, while Columbia showed that Seattle Shipbuilders' League. been man this week despite the It had the sta punter of the league, upon a time managed Ritchie, feel that OLD FELLOWS PEYTON EL hard-fightin- 29. (Spe- WE JT5 TOO BAD small turnouts. Scrimmage has been and a g, ag- Willie is altogether too heavy a chap. SEATTLE. Wash., Sept on the bill of fare all week Eight of back him up. While there would be no decision, they cial.) A Portland boy, Dick Nelson, J APPRECIATE WHAT GRAVELY COULD NT HAVE last year's men are gone, and there will gregation to led the hitters in the Shipbuilders' GRAYELY'S be a new man in nearly every position League, whose season closed Saturday. TO GET THE ORIGINAL LIVED TO SEE THAT TOUCH CELEBRATED on this year's team Coach O'Donnell "Bunk," as he is called among local GRAVELY f USED FOR HIS PLUG has tentatively picked the Purdue fans, hit .392, and was closely fol- Cliewin mm squad for coming FACTS ABOUT WORLD SERIES. lowed by Bill Cunningham and Pluf the season, which Frank n u BEFORETHE INVENTION means that Olmstead will be at center; Schedule of Dates. Guigni, former Portland players. Pat Eastly. J OUR PATENT POUCH' Jordan and Spencer, guards; well known in Portland, led OF Bartlett Saturday. October 6 Giants vs. White Sox. Comlskey Park, Chicago. TOBACCO and .Captain Bern a. McDonald 7 Comlskey Chicago. the league, but he played in less than GRAVELY PLUG tackle: Sunday. October Giants vs. White Sox. Park. games. QUALITY and Mize. ends; Hume, quarter: Smith, Tuesdav. October 9 White Sox vs. Giants, , New York. half the MADE STRICTLY FOR ITS CHEWING Hart and Allen, halfs, and 10 Sox vs. Giants, Polo Grounds, New The Duthie club won the pennant, NOT KEEP FRESH IN THIS. &fct-nw- rj. Hufflne. full. Wednesday, October White up players as WOULD It is possible that Guyer will play and was made of such NOW THE PATENT POUCH KEEPS IT, one of the ends if Mize falls come TOIFriday. 12 Day) vs. White Sox, Comis-ke- v Bobby Coltrin, Frank Guigni. Dutch up to October (Columbus Giants Nelson, Lyle Bigbee, FRESH AND CLEAN AND GOOD. to expectations. Cooley. Haldemann, Chicago. Hoffman. Dick GRAVELY m n. Park. Bill Cunnnigham, Dave Hillyard . and A LITTLE CHEW OF IS ENOUGH litt Bosonlts and Coble are 'Monday. October 15. White Sox vs. Giants, Polo Grounds, New A BIG CHEW York. Carl Hollings. AND LASTS LONGER THAN Schedule of Prices. Walter Mails faced the Duthie club OF ORDINARY PLUG. SOUTH PARKWAY three times after leaving- McCredie and .3?33. trey Jb&axxc Ca DutyfUF.VA. HAS HOPES At Chicago Box seats f reserved), $5: lower grandstand (reserved). lost them alL In one of these the big 9ra J1.50: pavilion (open). 1; bleachers (open). 60 cents. southpaw was nicked for 19 hits. New York Boxes, J25 (four seats in a box), reserved: upper Attempt Will Be Made to Win From At 2; pavilion, grandstand (reserved), $3; lower grandstand (open), tl. GEXSEROWSKI WILL RE3IAEV Franklin Junior Eleven. ITmst ire. THEREB AM EYE FULL The newly organized South Parkway American League Frank O'Loughlin and William Evans. Physical Director Xot to Club eleven will meet the Franklin National League William Klem and Charles Rlgler. Successful NEWS ON BILLY POSTERS Juniors on the Krsnklln Platter at 4:45 Special Arraagesaeata. Leave Turnvcreln. BILLBOARDS THIS MORNING o'clock next Sunday afternoon. This Seventh game, if necessary, will be awarded to city winning toss of THAT5 A CINCH ! J win be the first game to be played game played. Professor Richard GenserowskI, by any junior year. coin before sixth is director of the Portland Turnverein, tam this Block of 1000 pavilion seats in Chicago for first game set aside for rumors Manager Sherman announced that and. at Fort Sheridan, to be paid for by military. yesterday set at rest that he 130-pou- soldiers officers institution, his team is out to try and win the One per cent of commission's revenue will be donated to bat and would leave the Portland championship claimed by ball funds for soldiers In France. with which he has been connected- for Captain Byers has lined up Exhibition game for soldiers between contesting teams to be played 10 years, to accept a like position with some exceptionally fast players on the Rockford, 111., It ends another athletic organization. Campbell. at Camp Mills, if series concludes in East; at if Genserowski has had wonderful suc- line, while "Chuck" Hesse in West gym and Nicolas will play backs. Louis Games start at Chicago at S o'clock (13 o'clock Portland time). cess with his classes at the Prusa, star, and Ankelis. Games start New York at 2 o'clock (11 o'clock Portland time). institution and the in- of the Lincoln team, will Una up as at crease in the gymnasium attendance is the club'a "heavy hitters." a tribute to his untiring efforts.