Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1907-10-04
SPORTING NOTES.


to be killed
Joe Cans defeated Jimmy Burns
| George Memsic) in a hard-fought
20-round contest at San Francisco
Friday evening. Burns surprised the
spectators by staying the limit and
putting up stubborn contest in
spite of being out-boxed and out
pointed. Time after time it seemed
as though Cans would put Burns
out, but the man always came back
gamely. Burns erred by hitting in
clinches, but toward the close of the
fight Referee Jeffries put a stop to
this. In the goth round Cans all but
secured a knockout, but as before,
Burns simply was not to be put to
sleep.
DR.. Roller easily defeated Emil
Klank in the private wrestling bout
il Seattle Friday, thereby winning
a purse of $1,000. Both falls were Sc
cured by half Nelson and crotch
hold.
With perfect weather conditions
the handicap track and field meet in
Kansas City Saturday was a great
success. The features were the vic
tory of Harry j. Huff, the Grinnell
college, Iowa, Splinter, in the 100
yard dash in ten seconds fiat. An
drew Glarner, the Olympic club, San
Francisco, runner, captured the half
mile in 2:03. Ray c. Ewry, the New
York high jumper, was beaten in the
standing high jump under his heavy
handicap.
Australian Bill" Squires, the
heavyweight pugilist, who came to
this country with the avowed inten-
ton of wrestling the title of cham
pion of the world from big Tim jeff
ries, went down to defeat a second
time Saturday, when he was pTac-
tically knocked out by Jack Twin"
Sullivan in the nineteenth round of
what was to have been a 2O-round |
glove contest in Frisco.
That Minnesota and Washington |
State college will play a post-season
football game in Spokane this fall is
now fairly certain.
Tom Shevlin, now in the Spokane
country, will be one of the coaches
at Yale this season.
Indian" Joe Gregg met his first
defeat in his career at Indianapolis
when he was defeated by Jack Nor
gan in 10-round go recently.
COLLEGE FOOTBALL SCHEDULE,
1907.
Oregon.
October 10, Pacific at Eugene; Oc-
-ober 26, Idaho at Portland; Novem-
Der 2, Willamette at Salem; Novem-
Der 16, Washington at Seattle; No
1ember %, MuItnomah at Portland;
November 8, o. A. c., at Eugene.
Idaho.
October IS, Spokane Athletic club
1t Moscow; October 26, Oregon at
Portland; November 8, Pullman at
Moscow; November Is, Whitman at
MOSCOW; November 20, Washington
It Seattle. =
Washington University. {
october 5, Seattle high school at +
seattle; October 1914, Willamette at
Salem; October 10, Whitworth at
'acoma; November 2, Batt1eshfp 7
Nebraska at Seattle; November 8, ,
at WalIa Walla; November r
3, Oregon at Seattle; November 21, t
'ullman at Seattle; November %, r
daho at Seattle.
Washington State coIIeoe. t
October 5, Cheney Normal at Pull t
ian; October IL, Blair Business col i
4ge at Pullman; October 10, Mon {
ana at Pullman; October 26, Spo- b
ane Athletic club at Pullman: No e
ember 8, Idaho at Moscow; Novem-
er Fl, Washington at Seattle: NO a
ember 28, Whitman at Walla Wal 2
Oregon Agricultural. {
October ~, Columbia Athletic club :,
Corvallis; October 10, willamette -
Corvallis; October 2, Whitman at ~
orvallis; November 2, Pacific at -
orVallis; November 9, Oregon at "
ugene; November 20, st. Vincent's ,
Los Angeles. q
Whitman College. c.
October 4, Pendleton high school c
Walla Walla; October II, spo- 81
ane high school at Walla Walla: tt
ctober 25, Multnomah at Walla il
,alla; November s, Washington at a.
,alla Walla; November Is, Idaho at Il
.oscow; November %, Pullman at
'alla Walla; November 1, Whitwortb IL
Walla Walla. II
Willamette University. NJ
October 5, Pacific at Salem; octo- u
er IA, Washington at Salem; octo- 81
er 10. U. A. G. at Corvallis; Octo- %
9r rs, Albany at Salem; November
Oregon at Salem; November 16 Ell
ultnomah at Portland; November 81
!, Montana at Salem tv