10 TIIF MORNING OREGONIAN. MONDAY. MARCII ,2, 1914. the $509 and the receipts, according to their fthev touched him fnr k!t hltw and five name straightened out and made standing the end of the tourney. runs. usual announcement. it House, a from the NOT FOR ' "Rehg battiug for Adams." CLEAN HARD SWIM FATAL E IS HOLDOUT; ...recruited BERGER ' 11-- Central Association, twirled the fifth, "That is another boot you have OREGOMAS BEAT ZEBRAS, 3 sixth and seventh innings and Kills made Ump. I am going to get a Johnson, from the Racine, Wis., club, for myself," said Rehg. He made Gene Rich, .Playing "Star Game for the last two. Johnson is a giant, with good his threat with a single. CAViLL FIXED a world of speed. He fanned six of SERAPHS, IS REPORT Last year he pulled one at the ex- GILIRE'S ORDER TO ARTHUR J JUMP PRICE Winners; injured. the seven batters who faced him. pense of George McBrlde, that at first was an- made the brilliant shortstop sore, and The fourth straight victory PLEASANTON, Cal., March 1. (Spe- then on second thought made him nexed by --the Oregonia Club basketball cial.) ' Devlin, of th6 Oaks, laugh. Rehg was coaching at third, team against the Zebras yesterday. The was kept busy today, taking part in when an unusually difficult grounder winners scored 11 points-t- the Zebras' the first practice game of the training Angel was hit to MBride's right. Off with Ex-Wor- 3. was played on the Jew- Shortpatcher Is Federal President Says That ld; in The match Asks $30,000 ' assembling Former. Champion Dies ish" Boys' Athletic Club floor. Gene season. Before the of his the crack of the bat McBride made a athletes on . the Niles Creek diamond wonderful stop of the ball, but really Rich, who starred for the Oregonia to telegrams Highly Esteemed by Chi- never League Will Tolerate No Effort: to TCross Seattle team," sustained an injury in ylng to and Bonus of $5000 he with in had a chance to throw the man by which the name of Centerfielder Elmer out at first After making the stop, shoot a basket and he was relieved Zacher figured prominently. there cago Newspapermen. McBrlde 'Juggle Rough Tactics on Field. of , Sign Outlaw Contract. First continued to the ball Harbor 3 Miles. Goldsmith. Schanedllng scored all but a telegram Hogan per- two points for the. Winers, and Qtiinn came from "Hap" after the manner of a vaudeville threw the only field basket for his side. offering to trade Carlisle for the slug- former. He just seemed unable to - ging gardener. hold it. After batting it around sev- The lineup: ; A second telegram was from Walter eral times, Rehg from his coaching Zebras (3) ' . ' Oregonia (11 Day ...'....'.F.i, r..; Schanedling- - McCredle, of 'the Beavers. The Port- STORM'S .SEVERITY IS TOLD position at third yelled: RULES MAY BE CHANGED DEATH "CAUSED BY COLD Holzman F.'...... M. Gevurtz FEDERALS WANT WOLTER land manager went even farther than "Grab it by the handle." Triechel i . .C. ... H. Gevurtz Hogan and offered his star twirler, Qulnn a..;. ..Rich. Goldsmith Higginbothan and an outfielder for VANCOUVER HAS FIXE FIELD Hanson .G. Slchel, Krause Zacher. This proposition also wad IX LEAD turned down. Will Appear to MICHIGAN SHOOTERS Itiglitfleldcr Sold to Los Angeles by Gus HetUng came in tonight and will Koscoe Fawcctt and Bride Find Athletic Grounds at High School Well Umpires at Training Australian .Who Was Virt Man get into a uniform tomorrow. Traveling Rough at Santa Bar-ba- ra Equipped and Beautiful. Camps" to Help Players Inter- Swim Golden Gate Loses Life in Arizona Defaults to Oregon Aggies in New York Americans Has Xot Put The Regulars won today by a score of 5 to 3. Killilay, Ramey and VANCOUVER, Wash., March 1. (Spe- pret Laws Sweeney . ' May and Boat Takes Place Ed Is Unsuccessful , Try in Cold Intercollegiate Match. Xamfe on Contrast and Loomis showed themselves to be about of Train as Conveyance, cial.) The Vancouver High School has Negotiating With Stovall. Water of Pugct Sound. WASHINGTON, March 1. Michigan Play With Xew League. ready for the real play. the best athletic track and grounds Agricultural College la leading in this part of the state. Nearly $5000 HOUSTON, March 1 Twenty-eig- ht has been expended in building an oval members of the New York American laps to the mile, with grid- League today to begin track five arrived here BV ROSCOE FAWCETT. iron and baseball diamond contained . March 1. (Specials-Presid- ent 1. 1. (Special.) Hal (Spe-ciaD-- SEATTLE, Wash.. March Arthur SAN JOSE, March LSpring training. Most of them came LOS ANGELES. Cal., March 1. If within, and beautifying the grounds Gilmore. of the Federil of the Chicago irom ine .cast in cnarge oi scout. Ar- ball-owne- rs Cavill, the Australian swimmer who Chase, first baseman manager, the Los Angeles around the 1100.000 High School. League, laid down the law to his pros- was the first man to swim the Golden White Sox. is a holdout, and it was thur Irwin. , expect to wait for Joe Berger to bol- Concrete bleachers have been built pective managers today in an informal answered sC accompanied by Mrs. Chance, also ar- the Seraphs' infield, they'll delay and an eye to beauty was kept in lay Gate at San Francisco, and who was learned today that he has rived from Glendora, Cal. ster meeting at the Federal offices. recognized as swimmer request from the to until all the burrs have been swabbed ing out the grounds. Thousands of Gathered around the new league 1S95 to 1900, died name his terms with a demand for out of Harry Lauder's thorax. rose bushes, vines, shrubs and various chief were , manager of tins of the world from $30,000 years and a bonus of NEW ORLEANS, March 1. Five This is. sentiment in, the camp kinds of flowers have been planted. Chicago club; , of exhaustion today soon after he had for three members of the Americans, the of St. water an $5000 for signing a contract. Chase, of the Chicago White Sox, whose spe- In the rear of the building are two Louis: Doc Gessler, of Pittsburg; Georgi; been taken from the after many Shortstop Chapman, Pitchers Gregg and rain-soake- d be - at) Hal, for cial came to the sur- basketball and tennis courts, one Stovall, of Kansas City: I?ill Thilipps. unsuccessful attempt to swim- across long known Prince train v years considered the greatest first Dilllnger. Billings and Trainer face in LOs Angeles early in the week, ing of concrete. of Indianapolis: Larry Shaflay. of Buf- the Seattle harbor, a distance of three probably Hitte, left tonight for Athens, Ga.. the Spring camp Bradley, baseman in the world, will k, en route to the training falo; Bill of somewhere not miles. club's training camp. Pitchers Hove-li- ascertained, Ned subbing Cavill started from the west side of not be In the lineup here tomorrow Hinton, Hall, Morton, Benn, Knesel at Paso Robles. and Hanlon. bay was swimming toward a because of his uncertain status, when The former Angel shortpatcher is for Otto Knabe, of Baltimore. the and Sox play exhibi- and Frost, and Shields and regarded as quite some player by the SCORES ARE GOOD Mr. Gilmore pointed out the fact pier at the foot of Spring street, on j the White their first Crosby will leave for Americus, Ga., MP that the central waterfront. j tion game against Santa Clara Univer- Tuesday. Chicago newspapermen, and none of inasmuch as the new league was sity at Luna Park. them is willing to release Joe Berger launching a campaign for recognition Water Cold, Wind Strong. pL Harry Wolter. right- - fielder of the to Los Angeles, at least untlT he has in opposition to organized baseball, it The water was cold and a strons New york Americans last year, who first consulted Callahan and Comis-ke- y. KENTON SL'XDAV SHOOT ATTRACTS behooved the managers to see to it that wind and adverse currents took hlin has been sold to Los Angeles but has only "clean" baseball is put on. Presi- out of his course, so that he swam not signed, also is negotiating with the UNION CIRCUIT IS FASTER "He has only Blackburn to fight MORI3 THAI 30 MARKSMF.X. dent Gilmore made it clear that he fully four miles in the hour and ten Federals. against for the second sack," ventured would have full control of the league miutes he was In the water. He was "Kid" Gleason, the veteran in charge, and that his umpires would be in- rap-boa- High Man Among followed by a launch and a TESREAi; SIGN'S 3 YEARS "and, should he fall to win there, it D. Holohan Amateur, structed to the games from the which stood by to give assistance. MANAGERS EXPECT BETTER BALL is probable Joo will be carried With 8 F. Dryden field. He said he would not stand for Cavill was only 500 yards from that Per'Cent, and any rowdyism, any When AND SI ORE DIVIDENDS. for utility purposes. He Is a handy and declared that the finish, where a large crowd bad Malty and Snodsrass Reach Marlin man to 'have hanging around." Beat Professional, With 05. man found guilty of unsportsmanlike assembled, those in the rowboat saw The Sox had a. terrible time of it tactics would be from tho him quit , the powerful stroke with v for Spring Training. league. swimming lapse Boise Will Retain "Bshe' Reama mt getting here; as a result of the recent The weekly shoot of the Portland which ho was and into MA KLIN Tex., March 1. Jeff Tes-rea- u storm, but aside from an occasional President Predict Succes. a gentle paddle, as if resting. When i tonight signed a contract for three Second Base College Pitcher and case of suffering from "sand dunes of Gun Club at the Kenton traps yesterday The league president told his man- the boatmen rowed to him Cavill Arthur Cavill, Switnmer, Wk I brought 30 D. Lost Llf lu Effort to Cross years with the New York club, accord- Recruit Catcher Sign. the ear" and a few tinges of indiges- out more than shooters. agers that everything pointed to a huge grasped the gunwale and then became ing to an announcement by President tion from eating canned prairie dog, Holohan was high man among the success. He offered the suggestion that unconscious. He was picked up. and Seattle Harbor. agents, if the managers would work in unison to the launch, where medical at- Hempstead. Federal League it no casualties were reported. amateurs, with 90 per cent to his taken is saltf, had made overtures to the BOISE. Idaho, March 1. (Special.) Over a dozen Pacific Coast stars pro with the directors, every man inter- tention was given him, but he died, credit, while F. Dryden lead the prosper. He pitcher. Boise fans are confidently looking for- came West with the Sox. Among the 95. ested would said that tho without regaining consciousness. Tommy fessionals with league depended upon the manner irt Christy MathewBon arrived last ward to a successful baseball season number were Tennant V. on try Death Due to Cold. for the National championship In the night and. said he would take up the Schweitzer. Pep Toung and Ralph F. Smith, his first at the which players and managers acted both The physician who attended Cavill Intercollegiate Rifle Shooting League. salary question with President Hemp- when the Union Association launches Stroud, of Sacramento; Charley O'Leary Kenton traps, registered 89 per cent, a on and off the ball field, and he again its campaign and starts six clubs in the remarkable score considering the diffl emphasized there must be nu said the swimmer virtually was frozen Massachusetts Agricultural College stead next week. ' and Colligan, of the Seals; "Rowdy" that was like Jce," second, only point race for the 1914 pennant.' Prospects culties under which he competed. The wrangling on the field. to death. "His skin stands one behind. Fred Snodgrass arrived today from Elliott, . of Venice; Bill Abstetn, the scores on were fair, but no physician, his circula- Washington College leads Class over the circuit never looked for Irst-sack- the whole , veteran backstop of tho said the "and State Los Angeles. better Angel's new f and an Oak sensational marks were made. In the tion so retarded that his heart B. and University of Illinois Class C. fast ball and financial success. land contingent, consisting of Middle-to- n, Highlanders, was hobnobbing with the stopped." temperature of the water to- Instead of Montana holding the doubles Metzger made 86, although he Federal managers today, and while he. The Results of the week announced FISH SMALL; ARRKST MADE Barrenkamp and Qulnlan. 16 was 46 degrees above zero. day: Class A California. 932, vs. North heavy end of the Union Association did most of the shooting with a, did not admit that he had signed with gauge : Cavill was 34 years old. He was born Georgia Aggies, 90S: Class B Wash- circuit, Utah and Idaho will assume Up Portland way It has always been gun. the Federals, several of those closely in London and' during the last five ington State, 974, vs. Wisconsin, 943: Game Warden Irwin Holds Rainbow this obligation and. with a milder cli- a habit of this In the monthly shoot of the inter connected with the league said that years had made his home at Portland, Class C Oregon Aggies, 925, vs. Ari- mate in Boise, Salt Lake, Ogden and gentleman, to gears, state tournament, the following scores Sweeney would not play with New York ' Pluvlus, strip the D. 25; Or. He held 56 medals for life-savi- zona, defaulted. Specimen Caught by C. Mi. Swlney. Murray, club managers say they expect as it were, during country club and were made: Holohan. Abraham, this year. He was with George Stovall and had established many swim- game the game to, pay from the start. driving meets. 23: O'Brien, 23; Carlon, 23; lingers, 22. for several hours, and may have signed Frank Irwin, district warden, club harness Preparations are being made by the a contract to play with the Kansas City ming records. One of his noted feats yesterday arrested C. M. Swlney on Boise will start training here March Apparently all turf mattars look Sunday highly-esteeme- Portland Gun Club to make the team. Sweeney let be known on the Paciflc'Coast was swimming the charge of having in his possession 20. This assurance has been received alike to this d dignitary, it that Tillamook, Or., bar with his hands and MEEK PAY ASKED the from Manager Jensen and Owner past shoot on March 15 a banner affair. A he did not expect to join his old team- GETS trout under 10 inches in length. for the big Pluvial episode of the contest for the DuPont trophy, and a mates Athens, Ga., training feet titd. He was the originator of Swiney was fishing in the Clacka- Evans. In fact, it might be said that fortnight in Southern California is all at their the "erawl" stroke in swimming. Boise has opened training quarters, for merchandise shoot are listed, and a camp. mas and the fish Irwin' has as evidence chargeable, to the Los Angeles Driving flycasting tournament under the Umpires to Interpret Rules. "Toots" Gard, premier catcher for the Club. i are beautiful specimens of rainbow. auspices of the Multnomah Anglers' be a meeting of Fed- CAVILL KNOWN IX POHTLAND BERRY'S HOLDOUT .CATCHER RE- The --provides from April 1 Irrigators last season, when this city At least, so avers Leon Shettler, the There will the law that Tri-Sta- te Club is scheduled. The first annual League days in 1 may was In the Western League, automobile race com eral umpires in a few CEIVES HXAI,' PAPERS. until October the trout be taken has been working daily chairman of the convention of all the rod and gun clubs President Gilmore's office. The playing from the streams when over six inches at the local mittee which has had the handling of In will held in Com- Swimmer Member of Noted Family basebal lot, limbering up and taking cup races. the state be the rules of the American and National In length, but at other times of the peg the Vanderbilt mercial Club banquet hall Monday, League in some respects, and it Experts. year they must be over 10. the kinks out of his arm. "Toots" "When I was advised that the Driv- differ of Water Northwestern League Player Shifted t has been holding out for a higher sal- March 16. is the intention of the new league head object of change the laws ing Club was scheduling a meet the re Arthur Cavill came to Portland in The this in ary and probably will get it. Representatives of every gun club In to talk over these conllicts and to Coast League Hopes to Be Angel was because of the fact that fish which Sunday between , our two big auto Oregon are expected to enter the mer- some order. 1909 as instructor of swimming at 10 That '"Babe" Reams, second base- events, I knew was off," declared posi- Backstop in Many Games. are under inches In length before man season, it all chandise shoot scheduled for March 15. The umpires, in all probability, will Multnomah Club. He held that 1 supply with Boise last is the Shettler. "Well, you know what hap- may 1913, April are the ones which the property of Boise Several special attractions be be assigned to several training camps tion until the Kail of when he eggs for the future fish of the state. and not of Portland pened. The Driving Club lived up to added later. managers by Cody. one of rain-maki- where they can instruct the was succeeded Jack 10 are trout, is the recent developments. its record of the past. yes Cavill went to Seattle, where he be- Harry Meek, Hen Berry's holdout Those over inches not Jimmy Richardson, scout for McCredie, Following are the scores made on the technicalities of the rule but salt water fish, probably the va- attempted I've got the rain all right." terday: F. Dryden (professional), 9a; changes and also help in the Spring came instructor of the Klks' Club and catcher, drafted from Victoria, of the to close a deal for the sale w D. 90; V. 89; one riety known as salmon trout, which the of Reams to Portland, re- Holohan, I Smith, Hilgers, games. also at of the leading hotels. This Northwestern League, received final game not but Boise Oregon folk ere more or less fa- 83; F. M. 82; O'Brien, 81; Ray- - Spring lie was to have become in- papers from Los Angeles yesterday fish and commisison does fused to accept the price offered. Troeh, There was another secret conference recognize, under that name. It miliar with damp atmospheric condi- burn, 75; Bean, 75: Morris (profession new league today, structor of the new Minneapolis Club. morning and is now smiling. was reported .last Fall that Reams tions, few, except of the owners of the "We do not wish to appear discrim- had been report but those who have al), 74; Seguin, 72; J. Huntley, 71; but all interested refused to give out He was originator of the Christmas "I guess Berry is no worse or bet- inating or petty, but we have got sold and would to Port- traveled south of the Tehacapi, knew Metzger, 71; Sherry, 70; Bateman, 68; any Swim, an annual feature in the Wil- ter than the rest," said Meek. "I stood to land. Fred Bossher, of a news. stop this taking the spawning trout. tho Boise club, now says what real Southern California rain A. R. Estes, 63; H. II. Estes. 60; Joe R. B. Ward, owner of the Brooklyn lamette River. flat on my demands and got the raise Reams was storm signifies. 68; 55; Cavill trained many of the crack on We will enforce the law to the letter not sold. Addleman, Seaberts, Metschan, team, said he would return home Imme- which I expected being shifted from rec- The immense watersheds of the 55; F. G. Kach, 51; R. Kach, 50; C. swimmers of the Coatst, Including Lewis the Class B to the Coast League. In an attempt to have the anglers Among the signed contracts received diately. 10-in- Closed season," says Coast Range hover ominously over the Morgan, 60; J. H. Morgan, 50, and Foster Thomas, one-tim- e of guess ognize the by Boise is of M. Mauch, SeaHon to Knd lu October. holder a Coast "I they knew that I meant it Irwin. that Earl a railroad lines and the cities close to 50. Doubles Metzger, 86; Seguin, 70; record. He also was instructor of An wheh I said that I could better afford pitcher, who tor two seasons was the the ocean front, when Jupiter re McNary, 50, F. Huntley, 50. Tho Federal League's playing sea- fa- After April 1 these fish have, laid star of University, andf and open 13, nette Kellerman, the world's most to stay on the bowling alleys in Port- eggs of twirler Purdue and sponds to a more generous encore than son, which will April before mous woman swimmer. land all Summer than play ball for the their and furnish the best Frank O'Brien, of California, a catcher. the American and National leagues sport for the fly-cast- However, the usual, business suspends. That's all Another event which Cavill organ- money which Berry offered me." A number of exhibition games are to is to It. HAWTHORNE MATCHES BILLED begin their campaigns, will include 154 ized here was the annual dip in the removal of every fish of the forbidden be played here before the opening of there games. The end of season. Pres- Meek, despite Berry's urgent appeal, size present means of prob- Railroad and streetcar bridges try the Pacific at Gearhart participated in by will not be able to report at the Ser- at the loss the season. ident Gilmore said today, will como ably DO trout In the future, as that all the new dances but the hesitation Eight Bouts Scheduled for Regular Multnomah Club members each Win- aphs' camp until March 9. waltz steps; young down early in October, or about the time o ter. This will take place in two or many of the eggs are estimated to pro- torrents rush National and American windup. He has been bowling all Winter, a duce. the main streets, and transcontinental Monthly Meet Friday. the three weeks. stunt" which is advocated by many travelers marooned wan- "We will be ready to play for the Cavill was seriously, and' it was at of the baseball PENINSULA BOXERS MIX With eight bouts scheduled the world's championship the second week trainers. der Idly back and forth gazing sadly s, first thought fatally injured last May He believes he will An- Newberg Claims Championship. monthly programme of the Hawthorne in, October," said one of the clubown-er- Woodland, Wash., that be the at wheels that, :ike the lilies of the at when he under- gel backstop in many of the games. DALLAS, Or., March 1. (Special.) field, toil not, do they spin. Club, to be staged in the olubrooms at who remained over Sunday after took to do his celebrated "bag" trick. neither attending the meeting. Several club- -' wasfhis custom to By virtue of 32 to 8 victory over the Which Is bad business for all hands East Water street and Hawthorne ave It aflow his hands The last of the Beavers went South Dallas High School basketball team PARK INSTRUCTORS HOLD SECOND and some feet. nue next Friday night, promises to be owners expect to be in the old fold of and , feet to be tied, himself tied in a at midnight, when Walter Doane, Irve tonight, the Newberg High quin- organized baseball within a year at bag an eleva- here ATHLETIC a lively affair. Manager Duggan has and then thrown from Higginlotham and Catcher Haworth, tet is now claiming .the 1914 cham- CONTESTS. Tours truly and bride meandered as arranged to have' Joe Stutt officiate as the outside.' tion. Into water, where he set himself the r, jumed on the train. Manager Phillips, of Indianapolis, - He pionship of the interscholastlc teams far as Santa Barbara before the big referee and the first event will be free. had done the trick all over They will go direct to the camp. With Oregon. The Corvallis High team blow-u- p Then of- 8:30 was pleased with the lot which brought the world. At Woodland, however, of School of Trades Defeated by Holy cajne. the railroad .called at o'clock. him Jimmy Esmond, Cin- the them was "Spec" Harkness, the Tiger fell before the Newberg High 38 to 15 ficials were kind enough, to hand out The 158-pou- match between Nel the former committee was nervous and when he t irler and Friday night. were cinnati and Montreal . was tossed off the elevated platform Butt and Miller Grail Basketball Team Murphy the news that a couple of bridges had son (unattached) and Schuld. of the Every league will be rep- the big stars for the winners, while washed out a few miles south and that Armory Athletic Club is a return en club in the he struck on an obstacle before reach- CHAMPIOXSHIP Gouch tried to play the best for locals. and N'eff Win Boats. passengers resented at New York when the world ing the water. He was rescued at once WOX BY TJXIOX would 'have to retrace their gagement. Schuld took Nelson by sur land week. way back to San Francisco and sub- prise and won in the first round. Don tourists this and medical attention given but for 800-mi- mit to an le detour through the Derbyshire, of South Portland, and some time it was feared that he would High School Team Defeats Pendleton The second athletic meet of Penin- San Valley Silverton Club Team Wins. not recover; sula Park instructors was held in the Joaiutn to Los Angeles. Jimmie Butner ("unattached), are billed Arrangements for Title by Score 19 6. HENDERSON GOES TO BAD But the retracing didn't work. to meet at 135 pounds. SILVERTON, Or., March 1. (Spe- had been made for of to Park gymnasium last night and boxing Bloule-e-e- blouie-e-e- whirlpool Nia- ! ! went another Following is the programme as se- cial.) The Club Cavill to swim the at UNION, Or., 1. ( Silverton Commercial - March Special.) and wrestling bouts reatured the even- bridge north of Santa Barbara and, by Manager Duggan: gara Falls next Summer. The High lected basketball team defeated the Mount was a of Union school quintet made ing's programme. A basketball game simultaneously, a half dozen bents 117 pounds. Mascot, Hawthorne Club, vs. Angel College quintet, 27 to 18, Satur- Cavill member the famous good claim of cham- Cavill family of swimmers. Dick, an- their basketball OF PORTLAND FALLS between the Portland School of Trades along the valley route went tangoing Billington. unattached. day night, and this afternoon the locals pionship of Eastern Oregon last night and the Holy Grail quintet was played, downstream in high glee. 135 pounds. Schwartz, Sellwood Club, vs. won again, 20 19. is the third other member, was better known in by defeating AT TRAINING CAMP. Woodlawn Club. to This the crack High School 24 18. Meanwhile an tempest had Kelt, season-tlioo4;eg- the East, probably, than his brother. the Holy Grail team winning to ardent 183 pounds, Holland, unattached, vs. Mos- time this team has team of Pendleton in the fastest game boxing went to Mur- cut off hope of egress by .the ocean squad, He was an instructor of swimming at ever seen in city. The first bout cow, Hawthorne Club. fallen before the Silverton on this There was a phy after three rounds or fast milling. rcute and a dirigible balloon seemzd 133 pounds. Derbyshire, Portland, vs. and as a result of these victories tho Pittsburg and later went the vaude- rough in in- Howard and Erring Are Ready to Make South ville stage with his family, all swim- little work the last half Jordan, Murphy's opponent, had a shade the only possible salvation. Butner. unattached. Silverton aggregation is out to meet . dulged in by both sides. The 'first half With Leifleld McCredle of the round he Finally, however, the tub Santa 108 pounds, Schuld, Armory Athletic Club, any basketball team in Oregon or mer r. ended 7 0 Terms first but weakened Charles Cavill, a brother of Arthur, to In favor of the home team. toward the end of the battle. Neff got Clara, a combination freighter that vs. Nelson, unattached. Washington for the championship of In the last half the Pendleton players Wants Elmer Zacher. has been plying 143 pounds. Sommers, Woodlawn Club. made 12 Held died in the water at Stockton, six years ths decision over Winchell and the last coastwise trade since vs. Club. the Northwest. Silverton scored two field goals and two foul went Lyons Cabrillo crept into Patron R. Duncan, Hawthorne made only 7 ago. v throws. match to who had a hard Barbara's 143 pounds. Wagner, unattached, vs. Amos, goals and the losers in Dick Cavill passed through time defeating Brown. In the only retreat, fought its way into port, and Club. the contest last night. Portland The final score was Pendleton 6. BOTES SPRINGS, Cal., March 1. Sellwood a short time ago on his way to Syd- 100 wrestling contest of the evening, muse naruy enougn to stand a two 145 pounds, Monaghan, Sellwood Club. vs. Union 19. (Special.) More than fans from hour en Chapman, unattached. looking ney, where the father of the family of San Francisco and a full representa- "Shorty" Hammond won a decision on world's series crush were Eastern manufacturers are to the 14 swimmers still lives. aggressiveness over Halverson. abled to draw passage. Northwest for hard woods for the manu- tion from Sonoma County crowded the game is to say, 122 facture of clothespins. Birch Is particularly local park today to watch the Regu- In the basketball Winchell That refugees, the limit, CRUSHED SPEEDER RECOVERS dlred. SAIMOX TROUT Motorboat Rons Backward 5 4, starred for the losers and Demmon finally clambered aboard; the women RISE TO FLY lars defeat the Yannigans, to in a the most points for Holy were supplied with repeated bone-head- scored the berths and the game marked by Grail players. Weber refereed the men with cards and chips, and a J. .B. Marquis Says Auto Accident Jfe-- and Owners Row. plays. bas- stormy all-nig- ht Anglers Finding Early Sport in , "Lefty" Leifleld will be with the bouts and Brace officiated at the run brought the Xot Due to Carelessness. al- ketball game. dreadnought into San Pedro, safe and canlcum River at Seaside. San Francisco club If he has not 1. Mar- Fed- The basketball lineup follows: sound. LOS ANGELES. March J. B. Everything Lovely ready signed with the St. Louis School (18) Grail (24) you yester- SEASIDE, Or.. March 1. (Special.) Until Docking la erals, was the announcement given out Trade Holy And can rest assured that Port quis, the motorcar racer hurt Fly fishing for salmon trout is now Approached, and Then One of Proud Winchell F. Maurice land was represented on the ship's ros day when his car turned over in the Has to Swim. tonight by Manager Del Howard after Koreaki F. ... Demmon ter. Monica, was on In full swing along the iNecanicum Pair a with Cal Ewlng. Cayo ... C. ... Prichard Otherwise we'd be up in Santa grand prize race at Santa conference J. . . . yet, en- tonight to be improving. River. Albert Godfrey, a local fishing "There is some misunderstanding on Tracey G. Choilt Barbara running for Mayor or reported His enthusiast, being the to land Schriner G. . . . Williams gaging in some other equally repre- - injuries, according to reports of hos- first a the first signs of Spring Leifield's part over the demands of pital surgeons, are not dangerous, al- string a few days ago. Fishermen the players' fraternity," continued Del, familiar with the Necanicum River WITH the motorboat fiend. Ralph Ccntralia Loses in Debate. though he probably will carry marks "and that is about all that stands in on for life. consider this unusually early for the Henderson stereotyp-er- s, of the accident his face and Carl Hicks, the way of his joining the Seals." CENTRALIA, Wash.,' March 1. (Spe- When his car rolled over Marquis salmon trout to take a fly and antici- are the" proud possesors hand- Benny Henderson is . no longer a High School de- Stories About Stars pate an season angling. of a cial.) The Centralia received the full force of the blow on excellent for some motorboat purchased at Oregon Seal. The former capable but unrelia- bating team lost to Montesano in the face. His nose was crushed and The law allows salmon more right-hand- er his trout City Thursday. :' ble Portland has fallen by debate at that place Friday night. The scalp badly cut. Harry Hough, than 10 Inches long to be caught at last The two found missing BY . his any that their new boat had an engine the wayside and has been subject for discussion was, "Resolved. his mechanician, was well enough to time, so the sport depends only on that from camp for four days. It means his That Unskilled Laborers of Eastern and up by any team other than the inclination of fish to respond to a would not run ahead, but would re- PICKED smoke cigarettes today. fiy. finish. Southern Europe Be Excluded From the Boston Americans,' Walter Both Marquis and Hough denied verse. This forced the new owners to United States," Centralia taking the Rehg would have won a was any careless driving on the Many sportsmen from the Willamette procure means bringing LOS ANGELES, March 1. (Special.) regular berth there Valley of the boat to negative side of the question. Centralia almost, at once. Rehg was secured by pilot's part and that Marquis forced and the Interior of the state Portland. Hicks, being the pilot, ob- The Venice Tigers batted today was represented by Frank James, Can his car on "Death Curve" at the come to Seaside annually for the sal- tained a along Engi- against the Hoegee Stars, the team Boston from St: Paul near the close of faster rowboat and with that Pitzer and Vera Hose. last season and showed to good advan- time of the accident than he did at any mon trout fishing, as the NecanlcQm neer Henderson, he rowed and towed defeated Hogan's players Saturday. other turn. one has the reputation of being the st the new possession. The final returns were: Venice 11, tage in all departments of the game. Cut stream In the state for game fishing. Everything went along lovely until Hoegeea 2. Unfortunately Rehg Is an outfielder, CENTRALIA CLUB TO DINE on trio-Le- wis, ASHLAXD RETAINS SILVER CZP Portland was reached and then the dif- Ed Klepfer was about the only Tiger and to break in the Boston in two FIVE CUE EXPERTS TO PLAY ficulty of getting the boat docked In the game who didn't slam the ball Speaker and Hooper Is quite a loomed up. The current of the r'""'r safely. Ed is a pitcher and was not Programme la Announced for Ban- Job. Incidentally it might be added Medford Is" Defeated Four Games in see the clean, long filler was strong, and before the pilot and expected to hit. that Boston has a substitute outfielder, World's Greatest Billiard Players to engineer they Hank. Chelette. of Omaha, was ex- quet of Commercial Organization. Henrickson, who would probably be a High School Series. used in the General knew it were on the star with most any other big league . other side of the Broadway Bridge and hibited for the first time. He was not 1. Arthur. Note the flaw- - Contest in Chicago. no as as Klepfer. club. ASHLAND, Or., March (Special.) had possible means of turning the effective CENTRALIA, Wash., March 1. (Spe- won basketball games ab- CHICAGO, March 1. Five of the motorboat around. "Chief" Smith, an Indian," made his Rehg had a short trial with the Ashland four less workmanship, the "day-boo- cial.) The programme was announced Pittsburg club a few years ago.' Us- with Medford in the high school series world's greatest billiard players will Then just because Hicks was pilot " behind the bat In the Wednesday's figures were solute purity and cleanliness 18.2 i yesterday for the annual banquet of ually an soon forgets the name last week. meet this week in an tournament he had to show signs of knowing how seventh and the crowds greeted him 8 15 Mon- Commercial' Club, of the many recruits who break Into 17 to 15; Thursday, to 5: Friday, of the tobacco. These things here. The tournament will start to proceed. Try as he might nothing with a Commanche yell. the Centralia which 17 11. to- the big league for a brief trial, but to 14, and last night, to Friday's proof high quality day night and continue throughout the would do but to get in and swim. Hicks, will be held at the Centralia Hotel spirited. Med- are of the week. all by himself, got PASO ROBLES, CaL. March 1. (Spe- night. Company M. Second BUI Klem admits he will long remem- game was especially in the cold water morrow name of Rehg. all happened ford was leading 14 to 4 at the end of General Arthur hand The players are: William Hoppe, and turned the boat around, and after cial.) In a burlesque game the White Regiment, National Guard, will be the ber the It advantage a. good Sox regulars Ro-bl- es In a game at Pittsburg. Late in the of the first half, but this making. champion, and the favorite in the meet; two hours of over exertion the defeated the Paso guests of the club, and an invitation overcome, Ashland winning by Kojl Yamada, Japanese, who has de- two mw owners of the craft arrive nine today by the score of 11 to E. has been extended to Adjutant-Gener- al contest Manager Clarke sent in Rehg was feated Hoppe; George Sutton,' George at their destination, a sorry looking The major leaguers ran up eight runs Llewellyn to be present. as a pinch hitter so as to get a chance one point only. in inning, when 12 to look over the young man. Walking By virtue of victories last year and Siosson and Calvin Demarest. but proud pair. The motorboat prob- the first batters E. E. Teachnor, chairman of the possession of the Hop.Deand Yamada will open the tour- ably will be named the "H. & H." after delivered 10 hits, one a by Lewis County Commissioners, will act to the plate the recruit notified Klem this, Ashland retains nament tomorrow night. Tuesday aN the "pilot" and "englneer.'V "Rebel" Russell. After that round the as toastmaster, and among the speak- that Rehg would bat for the pitcher. Kentner silver cup trophy. If success ternoon Slosson and Yamada Chicagoans eased up and only half Mayor Thompson, Captain Rehg being an unusual name, Klem ful next season, the cup comes Into will meet, ers will be permanent possession of the local and Tuesday night Demarest and Sut- One of the ' rfthest soda deposits in the tried. David Livingstone, State Senator Leon- didn't get it at first. Once more he ton will play. The remainder of the world is Lake Magadl. in British East Af- Russell started the game for the ard, A. E. Rice, judge of the Lewis asked the name. Giving Klem a look players. schedule will be arranged according to rica. Its area is over two miles, and the Sox and worked four innings. He County Superior Court, and William of sympathy, he replied. In the preliminaries the Medford soda contained in it is estimated at guess would be easier you girls won every game from start o the outcome of the first matches. tons. Almost as soon as the soda either made no effort to deceive the Carruthers and A. W. Perley, railroad "I it if The players will divide a purse of is removed another supply naturally forms. Paso Robles lads or had nothing, as officials. , Just sneezed it." Klem finally got the finish of the series.