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TuJO Hal& aniD htsr Will Require Every Man to Take Long Hikes Over 3 cauls" Meow ’who Cares Cat " ” Hills 1 attb mti on) Kind ANGELES Dec 31 —The final OS decision as to where the Los Angeles club will train for the first part of the coming condition season will bt known by the end of this week Ptesl dent Johnny Powers announced today The Angel boss will journey to botl Elsinore and Murrletta Hot Springs after the first of the new year and decide at which place the Angel cliii will train this coming spring Although Powers would make n statement to the effect It looks as though the Seraphs will do theif spring work at Murrletta this spring Hotel accommodations at Elslnors are poor the training ground Is not In the best of condition and the of that' thriving village are not to have the club up there this spring Short Stay Murrletta Hot Springs has put In a bid for the club and it’s likely that Frank Chance and his tribe will do their work there Despite the fact that it first was reported that the Peerless Leader wculd take only his pitchers and catchers to the training camp this spring the entire club which when the time comes will number close to thirty will go to the camp The stay will be short only eight or nine days being set aside for the prework Then the Angels will liminary come back to Los Angeles for their series with the Chicago Cuba Chance has mapped out his training season There will be little ball playcamp Most of ing at the northern the time will be taken up by tramping over the hills "What I want the men to do the first part of the training season” said the Peerless Leader "Is to get the excess weight off and then we can get down to work "If we train at Murrletta I'll hare a the men tramp over the hills twice ' day and the only ball playing that will be done will be tossing the pill around for the men to get their arms in fair shape for the first few games with the Cuba "We’ll have to work hard those first ten days as I realize that it’s going to be hard work getting In shape for the games with the Cuba Besides takto ing off weight Inthe men will have ten good shape for get their arms days after we depart for the training season we'll play our first game with the Cuba” Chance also Intimated that he may detail a couple of pitchers to the before March 1 In order training camp to allow them to get In good condition 'for the opening games with the Brulna Working a pitcher too hard right off the reel might injure his arm for the remainder of the season and Chance doesn’t- want to take any chances of on the bum putting any of hts heavers before the start of the season After the first games with the Cub the Angel troupe will take things easy The men will have a slight rest and then start their work in preparation for the opening of the season The Cubs are scheduled to arrive In this city about March 1 and will not be In much better shape than the Angela when the training season opens peo--ple over-anxio- Tuu o A hour HALF SIT Good "OH 3X31AN night' Doyle May Be Cubs Captain Return to Hempstead After Enduring Extreme Cold on e Flight W H Blakely Covers Distance in 72 Minutes With Passenger 115-Mils N Y EMPSTEAD Dec 115-mi- le -- game FORMER BILLIARD CHAMP DEAD New York Dec 81 —J Ferdinand who several times held Poggenburg billiard chamthe American amateurhome in this city died his at pionship tie was born In New York in today alone at an altitude of 6000 feet his engine went dead over Raritan bay between Staten Island and New Jersey The aviator volplaned but miscalculated his landing and hit the water The nose of the airplane struck In the sand In shallow water Lieutenant Coyle strapped In the machine waa unin- ht BILLIARD CHAMP HERE TOMORROW 1865 World? s Champion LARRY DOYLE Cue Artist to Appear In Word from Chicago has It that "Larry” Doyle formerly second baseman of the Giants will be appointed captain of the Cubs by "Fred’ Mitchell the new manager Probably no other baseball manager ever" stepped Into a harder job than the position as manager of the Cubs and Mitphell figures he will require the assistance of just such an experienced player as "Larry” Doyle who served as captain of the Giants Three Performances Salt Lake fans are eagerly awaiting the arrival of Willie Hoppe champion billiardlst of the world who comes to the Quinn Orpheum billiard parlors for a engagement start8 o'clock tomorrow at Local ing night and lovers of the billiard game experts will remember the Hoppe visit to Salt STANFORD BALL TEAM Lake about year ago 'when with YaTO INVADE EAST rn ad a the champion of Japan he gave some of his wonderful performances StanTbrd University Dec 31 —Plans with the Ivories When Hoppe Is at work on the green for the invasion of the east by the cloth he seems in a world apart and ut- Stanford baseball aggregation' are to everything but click- taking shape under the guidance of terly oblivious E C Behrens ing off the- points which he does with Graduale-Managsuch wonderful skill and grace that the to present data the squad of are held breathless until the spectators men ascompanle-- l &y Coach finish ' It is exceedingly fascinating fourteen Russell T Wilson will leave the "farm1 to watch his fingers twist and turn like ’ about will carry out a a contorlonist as he prepares to make month'sMay 16 and schedule with the playing one of his free masse shots and no pamuniversities of thea country team compered prlma donna ever took better care4 leading Stanford will present unless of face or figure than Hoppe does of posed of seven veterans or two some that new blood upsets a player those priceless hands of hia year’s nine Capt Doc In addition to Hoppe there will be "made” last- base: and Hayes first InfielderSteyens Young Jake Schaefer who has his eye Outfielders rfoonan Here Bihlman on the championship and who plays op- and MaureyBill Sanborn will be In sum Bert posite Hoppe in the main event togeth- as will pitchers Gus Hoover ana Stafwith Chick Wright champion of the Mattel "Bub” Dent "Wobbles” er The latter lectures ford kensel and Newt Wickersham Pacific coast be missing at the Initial practice while the contest Is In progress and ex- will In the There a deal of material tossers of the fine game crop of is points plains the freshmen last year's which adds greatly' to the enjoyment of Guv Draper pitcher and Shrlver Charles CL Peterson the performance are exceptionally nifty lads the greatest fancy shot in the world while OutfielderLillie and Catcners will show hie uncanny control over the Emery Mitchell and Joe Mitchell will boys that One of hie shots is called a another sophomore are"farm ivories peanut watched by the “kiss nurse” and he actually clicks off be the billiards at the rate of 100 a minute munchers The'billlard experts come under the perthree-performan- ce - Ar-cordi- er - team Swede The statement Vernon infielder bythat theRisberg White Sox had sent him a contract callhad money than he owning for less from his present been getting ers struck many fans as being and they were Inclined rather odd at first to sympathize with the player’stodeclaration that he would Now refuse sign the document contract it develops that Rlsberg’s from Chicago was not less than the sum called his contract with for Vernon a copybyof which Is on Die In the office of President Baum What’s the answer? The answer is that Risberg and others on the Vernon club many were receiving more money than their contracts called for Ed Maler did not live up to the Coast on the salary limit league’s rulingtook to and he' never enoughwas pains even deny the charge when it made was probably getting Risberg more per month 1150 than his contract showed which la why he will not sign the Chicago contract on the surface It appears though better than his Vernon document case will probably The create aRisberg fine rumpus In comes the Coast out when the truth league come out if and It probably will rave around continues to Risberg ball player's fault It Isn’t thewants all he can get He naturally and will need little persuasion to become a party to deception which means more money In his pocket But It makes a monkey out of the - - magnate " See in-fiel- der ’ - - sonal management of R B Benjamin drink that The pure In has stood for many years homes as the every occasion beverage forwith meals or —Serve it between meals loodl inter-mountai- n Better by test (ban all the rear Order from Becker Brewing Co Malting OGDEN UTAH V & 1 Indiana Stars Are iiReftiisedllLetters EAST HIGH LOSES TO SPRINGVILLE QUINT ' Coach Tommy Fitzpatrick and hie basketeers resquad of-- East High turned yesterday ' from Springville where they were defeated by the: latter 82five Saturday evening by: a score ' of to '22 ' Coach that reports' Fitzpatrick Springville has one of the fastest scholastic teams ever developed in the state and that should easily win the state title they The victory over the consecutive Hilltoppers is the' seventh win for the Springville crew this season The game was exceptionally rough many of the points made by both- - teamsrs being scored through foulsa The ad- to have slight appeared first of the playing in the were vantage of the second half but they part soon checked and their rally went for ' Stars of the game were naught and E Brown for' the winners Waite and Chlpxnan and Romney for the : - - TWO-ME- N V J q ‘ - A ?' V lyr - V ' " - ' tion Get Deal With Team 50-5- 0 Quirin-Walto- n One of the most interesting matches of the holiday plnfeste was the twenty-roun- d' go last night between Henagef Quinn -- Walton and Bockholt and the ' They split 0 of alleygators pair all around shooting ten games of goose with pins and ten games of ten pins down knocking Henager and Bockholt the ten pins nfor seven wins out of ten and taking seven of the ten games of goose pins Into camjk Bockholt was high for the big pins Jthe unusual score of 266 for getting the high single and totaling 1941 for the the ten games while Quinn took - games goose the in pin high single with Walton high f6r the ten Total scores: 50-5- Henager j Total b a a q as a Quinn W? Walton Total Quinn Yalton - BOekhOlt ‘ ” Total wmmMMmwwmaunmmwwuwMmwwmwssmmsmsuams A :'- - - V "'a1 S'V V :v‘ S s '' ' ' : r ' V v- - want the oppertnnltr I simply what Chmnle I enn do In Ecema showing Varicose Velas & Diseases Trouble Liver Kidney and Bladder FUtn! Rop-ta- re Rectal Diseases Files even when others have failed entirely jp Famous German Remedy 3819 1814 1700 - ' as a eaaaaaaa ' i 'OR MEN ‘914 improved blood and disorders Yon Have Tri STATE MEDICAL CO uaaeca Bfgaaaaaaaa a — I1 ° o Ar j h Utterly DIsconri Free Consultation Call If Afflicted IT w iV Mi— DON’T LET MONEY MATTERS of Patirat TERMS Reasonable Made to Suit the confidentlaL absolutely busInes All my dealings are and all and private 10 a m to 1 nomu Coma andhavo Hours: 9 a m to 8 pm Sundays a friendly chat about your condition Na case accepted by ma l luc-seaaa- i e CO) WILL TELL Pina ibaee ' - DON’T GIVE UP—A VISIT Case laAre s s Johnstown Pa Dec 31 —The annual meeting of the National Baseball fed- eratlon an organization of amateur clubs will be held January 19 in Toledo according to announcement by the secretary cities according to the The followingtoday secretarytheare entitled to representation at Louisville meeting: Pittsburgh Detroit Cincinnati Chicago Columbus Cleveland Toledo Des Moines Akron CO) Canton (OV Birmingham (Ala) Johnstown (Pa) New Orleans and Dayton delay Bockholt Total Henager AMERICAN BASEBALL FEDERATION TO MEET work and experience and the application by Nature e have taught me the best course to pursue of common-sensprinciples In the treatment of CHRONIC DISEASES on the same principle that of you have learned by observation experience and the application to the of sense" in are the do to line "horse work you engaged food advantage The real proof of my success however lies in the claims of former that I cured them after other physicians had failed A trial patients will convince you D Not Put It Off Aar Laager If leu Need a Doctor Get the Best My Extraordinary Sneceas Is due to my many years of prac- tlce combined with a full knowl edge of the most advanced methods authorities of employed by the best me in defining the day which assist and the exact symptoms promptly treatment to be prescribed KNOWN RESULTS are what count Thatde-is-: what every sufferer earnestly to you sires ' For that reason I ask can be come to me and learn what done for you Do it today Dont Combina- Henager-Bochho- lt - - ‘ 3c ' of experimenting come to a real If yon are sick Specialist sad aee how differently he will treat yon There Is no guesswork about the methods I employ My splendid sue cess Is due to the fact that I KNOW HOW I am qualified for my education while BOWLERS SPLIT f- ra Hlll-toppe- ip -- - c - nniveraity profeaaional football today when PIt refused ' to grant P to Archie and lit alter Erehart of HuntingtonInd n Ilea of for parHammond Village-dabby In the Pine ticipating football game at Lafayette Dethem cember 3 disqualified Interin from future and participation at the unlver-alt- y collegiate - athletics ' Erehart has been the mainstay of Indlann'a football team for the laat three years He also Is a baseball and track athlete of ability Hes waa quarterback and : and bis punting varsity forward passing waa a feature of every game tbla year Tbla waa his 'first year on V the vnnrtty': : jc - iul Dee si— board of Indiana Bloomingtontook at a hard - 31s -- “Are You Going Back?” Qulnn-Walto- ' Hill-toppe- r - fc ' astronomer that a college new a has discovered Mack’s young star stuff Stealing Connie je j(s jc A boxer has to carry a big stock a of assorted alibis In stockonebut —the ball player jieeds only ump - - jg says: If you must Grouchy Gus waste your money in riotous giv- approsomething or ing at least agetball Hot player SrTate fanForsome little article made of bone 8s An umpire is never really what Jou might call popular until he is i - TEAM ng - Walter Jaekson prominent sports- man of Santa Clara has purchased n Interest In the Vernon club Owner Tom Dsrmody announced today Jaekson will he one of the directors of the Tiger elnh and also will be one of the officer of the an - - helm of the Angels for a number of years sc Johnny Powers has called Wait BIeCredlea bluff A few daya ago the Beaver boaa atated that he was ready to trade Pitcher Herl Kelly to any club that wanted the young Yeaterday Powers anaonthpaw do nounced that he waa ready tolatbualneaa with BleCredle If the rid of Kelly ter wanted to getbaelc out bnt the BleCredle nay reason we see why he wants only the to get rid of Kelly la because midthe lad will notseason report aauntil he wants to dle of the finish bis college career Baseball fans in the east have it over the California bugs Walter selection Camp’s comes out before New Year's day while the local fans have to wal of until after the Tournament Roses game before they can turn to basebalL their attentions 3C 3c gC Some bright San Diego scribe tried to wish Frank Chance on to the management of the Tigers soon they'll have the PeerPretty less Lender down In the Copper Belt league s)r se se is still crying about Plug toBodle All of the Athletics going which Is proof that the winter Is still on £ sg 9e Oakland may land Tommy Fitzsimmons for an infield Job The former St Mary's boy and northwest star Is now the property of Brooklyn which has Ivan Olson of the last world’s sethe ries "goat” and several classy young among them Fabrlque shortstops Providence for whom 37000 was of offered by Clark Griffith Fitzsimmons played a wonderful game In the northwest last year and there were several major scouts after him The Dodgers won him in the draft Tom will be looked over Then If he does not succeed in beating out the array of talent already the calL Oaks will have first gathered :e :£ £ All chances of a major league Frank organization "Husk” Chance grabbing for manager are gone The Peerless Leader of baseball has completed plans to build a new home on his ranch at Glendora and is ready to settle down in California ana forget the east "When I get my home built” declared the former club boss "I wouldn’t go back east If they give me a ball club let alone 'manage one This is a wonderful country and I am here to stay I am just as glad that the Cubs did not acas not I’m here to cept my offer and am through with ' the stay 6&Stav This is no doubt good news to Coast league fans for it is assured now that the P L will be at the All-Americ- jured Lieut J E Miller was the first to arrive here having been in the air one hour and tigenty minutes Corp H Salmon was next covering the distance in about the same time Capt Joseph E Carberry commanding the aviation squad made the trip in ninety minutes Blakely who got a late start from Philadelphia landed nextl He was followed by Lieutenant Barney who made the flight in' seventy-eigminutes The army aviators will attempt a longer flight when warmer weather sets In it was announced tonight Hoppe9 us - Five Army Aviators Complete Trials for Pilot v Write for price'list HOVjR Tma &B- - vy ' i - -- IDEAS - AM I YbuR Shoulder : am® GROANS responsibility weather prospects sky today made the east-west football uncertain for the game here tomorrow between the University of Pennsylvania and the' UniA long walk was of versity extent Oregon of the Pennsylvania the players’ men workout today while the Oregon took an automobile ride to the seaside and trotted along the beach for a short time after uonntng their suits- Both coaches said their men were in ‘satisfactory” physical condition for the —An overcast ANGELS’ LEADER: before us - 31 Four And NtisEty : All-Ameri- Dec Thousand HUNDRED j -- and Forty T a SflB To - HOUR RlGH-r-WHA- iSTe FRIENDS rcoiucLuSiow 1—Five of the eight army aviators who flew from the aviation field here yesterday to Philadelphia In a qualification test for government pilot licenses returned today after having suffered severely from the cold on their trip at an altitude of from 5000 to 8000 feet W H Blakely flight Instructor with C H Reynolds as a passenger in a 180 horsepower machine Pasadena with light workouts along the covered the distance In seventy-tw- o way The team arrived here on Wednes- minutes The Oregonians arrived after Seven aviators started from Philaday Christmas and went into Immediate delphia on the retu'rn trip hut two met One was Lieut A IL with practice at Tournament park The record of the two teams for the Coyle mishaps who was fdreed to land on Princess bay Staten Island and the other was Sergt A L Kraus- who had enRed gine trouble and had to descend at ’ Bank N J While Lieutenant Coyle was flying Pasadena Cal TOBETAKENBY TWO DoUARS cries of "All stand FOR together THE COMMPM Good - LET AS not shirk THAT GREAT - - an a Grand Totau RUE HUNDRED MILUOIO - ' t AM STEUfi" hi All-Americ- 'J WE J0TTHA CaL Dec SI—The Unl-- v All-Nor- th Y&o - AND SIXTY ONE To TiMlC ri Makhug- NEW TRAINING AFTER c A HALF H OUT- ‘ -- OU R - r - ‘ — 0oO PRG SEmT THe ’£' ‘ has-bee- RESOURCES FRoivi ''OF ’ ‘ Berry Pentathlon Champ ' Expected to Help Penn It-I- CALL TfeuR ME f i ATTC NTfON Jb A vV 5TATI STICS- - COM CEPljU R KJ i 06 k r':: "’i football veraltjr of Pennsylvania team conquerors of the powerful Cor nell fighting machine after a 2000 mile transcontinental Journey will face the undefeated University of Oregon eleven at Tournament here to morrow following the park twenty-elghtannual Tournament of Roses a floral pageant which brings thousands of vii ltors here annually the second time In the history of the game here that teams from the Atlantic and Pa ciric seaboards have met On the first occasion last year at the tournament Washington State rollege defeated llrown un'verslty 14 to 0 'R C Folwell Pennsylvania coach arrived here this week with A team that was beaten but twice this season once by Pittsburgh and once by Swarthmore early in the season The own Pennsylvania boys came Into their low-oron Thanksgiving e when they day d Cornell’s colors SS to S Pennsylvania’s team outweighed the Oregonians the team averages being 177 and 1758 pounds respectively The Oregon line averaged ISO pounds the ends Included The backfteid averaged 172 "Shy’’ Huntington quarterback being the heavy man with 178 pounds to his credit He placed on the All Coast and west teams Laid Wray Pennsylvania’s center Is two pounds heavier than Jake Rlsley of Oregon Charles Hanning choice or most of the eastern exports Pennsylvania’s left guard weighed 210 pounds thirty pounds more than Rart Spellman Iou!s Little right tackle for the Philadelphians showed fifteen pounds more than Captain John Brackett Oregon's left tackle while Captain Nell Mathews of Pennsylvania outweighed Kenneth Bartlett by twelve pounds In the end positions the advantage In weight is with Oregon Howard Berry fullback of the Keystone state team was selected by a majority of the eastern experts for the team He Is the pentathlon champion of America' having won the title two years In succession Berry is considered a an exceptional dropklcker and has reputation as an open field runner: The Pennsylvania team left Philadelphia December 22 stopped In Chicago for practice and continued to ? By Briggs THIRTY PLAYERS cents!" OUTWEIGHED pASADENA - LET ' -- Eastern Team After Jour-- ! ney of 3000 Miles Ready for Crucial Struggle Eleven to Victory ? C V"' i a OH MAN! PENNSY-OREGO- N OREGON ‘ JANUARY 11917 v 9 s 2212 234 S Main St 3 lr |