Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1907-04-19
SPORTING NOTES.

short meeting recently. The III.
clubs in the league, Rosalia. Palonaa
Moscow and Colfax, were all represent
ed and E. H. Rothrock, president y
the league, presided. The forfeit mo,a.s
for each club, to bind it to finish ny
season and obey the league rules. sim
must be up by Tuesday, April 16 Az
league umpires will be local men Al.
pointed by the local club. The umnls.
may fine a player IS for refractorv
conduct and the second offense mi.
a player out of the game, for which
an additional fine of SIS must be N
posed by the president. Any Chm
proven guilty of paying it's pIayer
fines will be fined $25. The open,ny
OF the season will be postponed ons
week, till April 81.
Berkeley-The University of CalR
ornia field athletes won the meet "a
Gently from the University of Sonth.
ern California CLOS Angeles) by
score of SO to 33. Richardson Of tha
Southern California team was the n.
dividual star of the day with total
of 1917 points.
It's up to Terry McGovern, having
been released from the sanitarium IN
Connecticut, where he was sent last
December, to cut out the booze now
Harry Lewis and Joe Cans have
finally signed. AS they only want the
purse to be $4,000, all that is likely to
come of the affair is some free adyer.
Using.
Jockey Hogg had his left leg frac.
tured by being damned against the
fence in the strech at the New Orleans
track. He pluckily kept ON to the
finish. Then he tainted.
The Southern Gold association tour.
nament will be held at Atlanta, June
4 to 8.
Harry Hillman, crack runner and
hurdler of the New York Athletic club.
sets a new worlds mark for the 200
yard low hurdles, of 26 As seconds.
Jockey Tod Sloan, who once had an
income of 100000 a year, now has to
skirnp along on $50 a week.
To develop future baseball players,
and incidentally to increase baseball
receipts, the Connecticut league clubs
will admit boys to the bleachers free
once each week.
Movement afoot to bar Muggsy Nc.
Graw from all southern ball fields
While preparing the can for John J., It
should be remembered he is always
hustling to win, and you don't hear
of him doing anything dishonest
Barney Dreyfuss says the Pirates
have the best twirling staff in the Ma
tional, possibly barring the Cubs.
Before the largest crowd that ever
saw an athletic contest of any kind,
professional or amateur, at the SpO
kane Amateur Athletic club, the SpC
kane representatives captured two out
of three events from the athletes Of
Multnomah Athletic club, Portland
Friday night.
Frederick Pabst, millionaire brew
er, and Mrs. Leon Barnickel, wife Of
a we'll known athletic instructor, were
seriously hurt recently in an automO
bile accident at Milwaukee.
At Los Angeles recently Jimmy
Burns beat Cyclone" Thompson in 20
rounds, gaining a decision on points.
Burns proved the superior boxer.
Freddy Weeks, the speedy little pro
tege of Marius Durand of Cripple
Creek, by his victory over Harry Bs
ker in the six-round bout at PhiladeE
phia, has sprung from a comparative
unknown to the front as a promising
young champion, and is now slated on
the books of eastern critics as the
next logical opponent of Abe AttelL
Unless the University of Michigan
athletic team conforms to the rules
Of the conference of college athletes
that college will be debarred from par
ticipating in the events of the old Dig
nine schools.
The first annual track meet between
the University of Idaho freshmen ana
the Washington State college fresh
men, which was held on the state COZ
lege athletic grounds Saturday after
noon, resulted in a victory for ldan'
by the score Of 40 to 70 points In'
time caught in the 10O-yard dash wa
10 seconds fiat, Myers of Idaho WIZ
ming.