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Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1909-12-18

circumference, first; Ellsworth France,
Wenatchee, Wolf River, second; f. L..
Post & Son, Chelan, Spokane Beauty,
Al ounces, II Is inches in circum-
ference; disqualified by two small cuts
caused by handling.
Best new Seeding &
Okanogan Nursery company, Wen
atchee, first, Tebbett' Is medal; r. II.
Finley, Kettle Falls, Wash, second,
diploma.
Best keepers. II. Torney, Moscow,
Idaho, first, $50; F. w. Arlond, Wen
atchee, second, diploma.
Cash prizes of 500 to first and $50
to second were awarded in the state and
foreign country groups as follows:
Eastern states-Simons, Shuttleworth
& France company, first; w. S. Teator,
Upper Red Hook, N. Y, second.
Middle states-Jewell Nursery COM
pany, Lake City, Mimi, first; no second.
Southern states - John P. Fort,
Athens, Ca, first; Algama Orchards,
Galloway, Va, second.
Western states-Tronson G. Guthrie,
Eagle Point, Ore, first; Ellsworth
France, Wenatchee, second.
Canada-H. C. Mallam, Kelowna,
B. c.. first; Salmon Arm Farmers Ex-
change, Salmon Arm, B. c., second.
Single box specials, $40 to frsts and
SIS to seconds, were awarded as follows:
Yellow Bellefeur- Brothers,
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1909-12-18
Kienholz S Team.

Kienholz's Team.
Coach Kienholz of Washington State
college:
Left end, Lewis, Whitman; left tao.
kle, Hunter, state college; left guard,
Eakins, Washington; center, Tegtmeier,
Washington; right guard, Fishback,
state college; right tackle, Deaner, state
college; right end, Kills, Oregon; quar-
terback and captain, Coyle, Washing
ton; left half, Mucklestone, Washing
ton; right half, Borleske, Whitman;
fullbaek, Dewitt, state college.
Coach Dobie's Choice.
GilmOur DObie, coach Of the Univer-
sity Of Washington, excludes his own
men from consideration:
Left end, DodsOn, Oregon; left tackle,
PinlSham, Oregon; left guard, Bailey,
Oregon; center, Kellogg, Oregon; right
guard, Hawley, Oregon A. c.; right tao.
lSle, Deaner state college, right end,
Gaibraith, state college; quarterback,
Latourette, Oregon left halfback, Tay.
lor Oregon right halfbaek and cap.
tain, BorleslSe, Whitman; fullbaek
Keek, Oregon A. G.
Oregon's Choice.
q. N. McArthur, former manager Of
the University Of Oregon football team
announced the following An Northwest
selections fof the season Of 1909
First team-center, IegtmieF Wash
ingtopj guards, fishbaek, ~. s. u, and
May, Washington tackles, finkham 81
Oregon and Ealsins Of Washington
ends, ~, Grimm Of Washington an1
hppfley y. a. C.i Aalfbaelfs, Eorlesl,
Captain, Whitman, and Taylor, "
egopj fpllbpelf keef v a. a.
iulane Alistar Hlgh sehool Team.
Center Adams, spokaae
npafd liafieI Nenaielef
Tackle Gallagher, spokane
Tackle lfaser iQfNI d 'Alene.
Iua MAJ. lsoal d 'hlons
lnd liIieAneI laIoase
quarter DuIAau. floAanf
lHli i'ully, lofuf q 'A|sne
Nalf Watson. 1ekoa.
iul| lqsI0l, NanaiaAef
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1909-12-18
LATE SPORTING NEWS.


good fireman."
GA. Yes; because he's big
smoke and isn't afraid of Burns. "
The basket ball team of the Helena
high school recently defeated the Kalis-
pell high school team by score of IA
to -.
The management of the W. S. c. foot
ball team is making arrangements for
and exploiting the biggest football game
of the year for the northwest - that
with Denver University at Spokane,
Saturday, December 4.
Bryant, lefthander from Memphis,
has been secured by Manager Bob
Brown for his Spokane team.
Umpire Bill Perrine is back home
in San Francisco. He says umpiring
in the American league is easy.
John J. McCloskey, the old North
western league favorite, has made a
hit with the Milwaukee management.
Lee Magee, Seattle's first baseman,
will be tried at second base by the
St. Louis Nationals next season.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1909-12-18

for single plates and displays of home
made and factory by-products, the
Maitland Manufacturing company of
North Yakima carrying off the gold
medal banners for cider and vinegar
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1909-12-18

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Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1909-12-18

All Northwest Team, 1910.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-22
KID SULLIVAN IN TRAINING.
Local Man Working Ont Kinks in
Preparation for Next Bout.

Immediately after the Schumacher
Bebee bout on Tuesday night. kid"
Sullivan hied himself back 10 Berwvn
where he viii continue In training for his
bout with Harlem Tommy Murphy. of
New York. on next Tuesday night. be-
fore the Eureka Athletic Social Club.
The Washington boxer has never been
satisfied from the moment his previous
bout with Murphy ended. and his desire
10 get a return match with the Man
haitian glove artist has bee7 very s.roug.
a misunderstanding cost the kid the
fight, for he thought the referee had said
nine when he had said ten" -Su!ly-
was Up and ready 20 continue, but the
referee could do nothing but award Muir
ply the fight. although the finish was A
sad disappointment to every one Of the
spectators Il was a fuke, pure and sim
pie.
Schumacher has returned to Berwyn
with Sullivan and will continue to work
with him there. The exceptional showing
Of the latest Harris protege has caused
much favorable comment and Schumach-
er Is considered the best green young
stsr that has shown here in years.
The Fourth Regiment Arrnory, where
next Tuesdays bout will be held. is al
most ideal The ring VIII be pitched on
an elevated platform IN the center Of the
hail and VIII be easily seen from every
part Of the hail. both main floor and gal.
iery
The Washington herald., 1909-04-22
ATHLETIC MEETING At Tech
Held to Arouse Interest in Baseball
and Track Teams.
Managers. Captains. and Coaches
Call Attention of Student Body
10 Grave Situation.

A meeting Of the athletic association
was held at the Mckinley Manual Train
ing School yesterday afternoon for the
purpose OF arousing interest in the base
ball a.d track teams. The present stu
alton in both departments has caused
the athletic authorities no end Of wOrry.
and meeting was decided on as the
best way TO remedy conditions
Speeches were made by the captains.
managers. and coaches Of the teams. in
which an appeal was made 10 the student
body at large 70 take more interest in
the sports than has been manifested in
the past few weeks.
The baseball team has thus far PLAYED
IN bad luck, having lost a number Of the
best players through disqualifcations
and injuries From the present outlook
the team has little or no chance 10 cap
ture the high school Pennant. and viii
be lucky 10 get second hOnorS in the
race The speakers emphasized the fact
that the situation IS more serious than
many suspect, and that unless the stu
dent body awakens to the situation in
time, Tech" will experience the worst
season in its history.
During the first few months Of the
school year the track team was formed
and each day a large number OF ath-
letes trained faithfully with one object
in view-to give Central a rub in the an
nual high school spring meet. For while
things progressed nicely, and the team
made an excellent showing in several in
door meets But suddenly interest In
the team began to fan OF until but
few faithfUls remained 10 hold up the
honors OF the school In this branch Of
sport.
Capt. Sp-ansy. in his remarks. dweIt
on the above facts. and called the at
tention OF the candidates 70 the fact
that the high school meet is but a few
weeks of, and that good form can only
be attained by several weeks Of practi-
cal and consistent training. \ canvass of
the male contingent Of the school VIII Be
made to-day in an effort 10 arouse in
tereSt in the sport
The Washington herald., 1909-04-22
CAMPBELL HORLS OUT Def
Cue Expert on the Trail Of One
Gus Wade.
Has n Mint of the Long Green TO
Back His Superiority over an
Old-time Rival.

They're at it again, Who? Why. George
Campbell and Gus Wade. expert cue ar
lists. OF this city. future De Oros. and
then more Wade can. defeat Campbell,
and Campbell can win from Wade, but
neither can win from the other,
But n any days VIII not have gone by
before one or the other OF our future
greats VIII play grounding. Challenges
have been hurled forth from both camps
for the past three or four decades. and
strange 70 say neither party is wise.
And here's the latest George Camp
bell. completely upset by defeats OF the
last, which should never have happened,
but nevertheless did, comes forth. pocket
Overhowing with the long green. 20 back
his ability 10 beat his old rival 10 a
frazzle. Why. that fellow can't play
ping pong" saith George Nay" quoth
he. bring him forth and II shall be
proven Why. the nerve OF the novice is
surely surprising Just watt"
List. friend Gus. greatest OF the great.
undefeated marvel IN the eyes Of the pub
lie. hesrke1 70 the cry Of the enemy.
Where Is the nerve OF bygone days2 Can
it be that You have acquired the gloomy
nature of a famous namesake2 VIII yog
stand for the frrevocable def OF a vet
eran rival? Speak. make known your In
tentiOns, Satisfy the mob 70 a man,
The Washington herald., 1909-04-22
BASEBALL NOTES
AND COMMENT
Go get 'en to-day, Nationals.

Go get EN- to-day, Nationals,
Somebody please kick the weather mar
In the Stats
Washington and the Athletics are tied
for the sixth place
The Boston Red Sox handed PhHadel-
:, phis a jolt yesterday.
Jack Kleinow. the New York Arperi-
cans catcher, is kicking on the spit-baII.
Tom Mccarthy. the Cincinnati scout.
win begin next week to size up the New
England and Eastern League material
for Clarke Griffith.
Jimmy Sebriag and Manager LuEnley
| Of the Brooklyns went 70 Danvers sun
| day TO see Pitcher Eddie Doheny. Of the
/ old Pittsburgs. who has not been in
good health since 1903
Manager Frank. Of the New Orleans
I baseball club. has announced the uncondi-
tional release Of Outhelder Jack Manning
and the trading of Catcher Milo Stratton
10 Pittsburg for Catcher Shriver
Both Boston teams have started of az
a gay clip Boverrnan's combination
stand first in the National League race.
while Fred Lakes team third in the
American League rush to the front.
Says the New York Globe. Taking
him as q concrete proposition George
Mcbride. CantillOn'S shortstop. is about
as clever as they grow. No man playing
the shortstop field to-day covers any more
territory.
The National commission 6isposes Of
the bribery case by announcing thai il
viii give the name Of the chief offender
TO every club owner in the majors with
Instructions to bar Mn from all big
league parks for all time.
The Detroit club has purchased for go
800 half Of the land on which tho Tigers
now play and which is known as Reunett
Park It is proposed to buy the other
half soon and double-deck steel grand
stand viii then be erected.
Talk about your veterans. Manager
Owner-Catcher -Jeems'' O-Rourke has
ali the other old-time ball tossers in ar
tive ssrvise beaten mile. The grand
old man" has been playing professional
ball since 1872 and was a Clam Digger.
Bison, Giant. and Senator before pur-
chasing the Bridgeport club.
President Comiskey has returned tn
Chicago from St. Louis. where he went
10 get ideas for the new grounds 10 be
opened next year. Before plans are ac-
cepted for the 1910 plant. Comiskev in
tends to visit Shibe Park in Phiiadel-
phia, and the new Forbes Park in Pitts
burg.
War on the California State League.
which Is classed IS an outlaw Iessues
was declared by the national. commission
Monday An assessment on the sixteen
clubs Of the two major leagues will be
made TO provide a substantial sum to be
expended in the fight to be made on the
California League
A Chicago writer says: Ward Miller.
the Cub recruit turned over TO Pittsburg
during the swapping season. appears to
be one Of the speediest gardeners IN the
game He proved the keadlIner Of the
Observation-Disclosures League in 1905 The
mighty Wagner was on deck With two
hits. stolen base and ten perfect pieces
OF helding. He plays short n that same
awkwardly clever manner that long ago
made him the IDOL OF al the fans. Jack
Miller, is fangy player, with a decided
penchant for hard hitting
The Washington herald., 1909-04-22
PLAYER KNOCKED SENSELESS
Robert Marmiou Hurt During Game
In Alexandria.
Youthful Washington Amateur Hit
in Groin by Foul Tip-InJury
Not Serious.
sP1cial to The Washington Herald.

ST'ocsal 70 The Washington Herald.
Alexandria, April 21.-While catching for
the Dupont Athletic Club baseball team
in a game with the second team Of the
Episcopal High School here this after
noon. Robert Marmion. a well-knOwn
amateur player Of Washington. was hit
in the groin by a foul tip and rendered
unconscious. and the team left him BE-
hind in excellent hands
He was carried into the school BIZ sew
eral members OF the team and a doctor
was summoned According 10 the physi-
clan. he viii be able 10 return 10 his home
tomorrow. little the worse for the mis-
hap.
Marmion is a fine ball player. having
played with several fast teams in the
Capital city. He was formerly a member
Of the EnmersOn Institute nine and for
two seasons acted as captain Of the team
He joined the Dupont Athletic Club this
season, and has been playing for the past
few weeks.
Marmion is one OF the real "hoodoo''
players Of Washington. It IS claimed. and
has often been forced TO retire on ac-
count Of injuries. Last season he was
struck in the head by pitched bail, ard
as q result was treated for several weeks
at a local hospital for conclusion Of the
brain
II is hardly probable that to-day's mis-
hap viii keep him away from the local
sand lots. and his teammates need not
be surprised 10 see him back on the Job
before long
The Washington herald., 1909-04-22
GOTHAM STABLES AT PIMLICO
Famous New York Turfmen Among
Recent Arrivals.
Many other NOtabIes Expected 10 Be
on Hand in Time for Next
Saturday.

SreciaI 20 Ths Washington Herald
Baltimore. Nd. April I-With the
opening OF The annual spring meeting Of
the Maryland Jockey Club al Pimlico but
three days OF. horsemen. jockeys. and
regular turf followers are arriving daily
from all points Of the compass 10 attend
what promises to be the banner meeting
Of the American turf this year
Among those from New York are Frank
z Gardner. owner of Queen Of the Hills,
and the fast three-year-oid Statesman.
and Frank SIidgely, who came in the
interest Of George NJ Odom 70 secure
stalls and have them bedded on arrival
OF she horses. France. rival 70 2. e
Gardners Statesman. viii be among those
II the consignment
Thomas J. Fitzsiunlons Is here from his
winter quarters in Gravesend. George
Miller arrived from East Milestone. y. J..
where he spent the winter months.
From Jacksonville is James Robertson.
owner OF the fast sprinter. Sally Preston.
winner at the recent Havana, Tampa.
AM Jacksonville meetings. and DT. J. l.
Adams. owner OF Chief Hayes. Momen-
tum, and others
Frank J. Bryan who viii act as stew
ard AMI handiCapper AZ the meeting. is
due 20 arrive from his home tomorrow
The horses OF R T Wilson jr- presi-
dent Of the Saratoga Racing Association.
are due 10 put in their appearance from
Belmont Park in charge OF Thomas J.
Healev- The Newcastle stable left
Gravesend yesterday afternoon. headed
by the Saratoga Handicap winner. Nc
Carter. with Wise Mason. The Squire.
Royal Captive. Explosion and six two
year-oiGs. purchased al The yearling sales
last summer.
The two-yeaT-olds Of August Belmont
are attracting much attention All OF
these are By Mr.. Belmonts leading sires
The Washington herald., 1909-04-22
EASTERN LEAGUE SEASON ON.
Teams Are Primed for Race. which
Promises to BE Close.

The Eastern League season opens to-
day with Rochester playing at Baltimore:
Buffalo at Jersey City; Toronto at New
ark. and Montreal at Providence Reports
are TO the effect that al teams are in
great shape for the games to-day and are
ready for what IS expected TO be the
closest race in the history Of the league.
Baltimore. last year champions. have
lost number OF the best players. who
have graduated TO the big leagues. The
greatest loss IS that Of Jack Knight. at
shoTtstOp, who has landed an fnfeld berth
with the New York Americans. Lewis.
a new man is counted on to fiji the va
cancy, and the chances OF the Orioles 10
win the championship for a second time
viii be largely responsible to the young
ster's ability 10 make good
The Washington herald., 1909-04-22
TRACK MEET AT JAMESTOWN.
Stewards of National Jockey Club
Sanction Meet from Way I3 to 20.

Stewards of National Jockey Club
Sanction Meet from Way I3 to 20.
New York. April 2L-At a meeting OF
the stewards os the Jockey Club to-day,
the sanction Of the stewards Of the
Jockey Club was granted TO the James
town Jockey Club to give q race meet
ing from May iS to May .. inclusive
and the appointment Of the following Of
ficials approved:
Judge and handicapper, Mr.. Frank W
Thorp
Starter, Mr.. James Milton.
Clerk OF the scales, Mr.. James John
son.
Patrol judge. Mr. Ernest Hall
Frank J. Bryan was appointed steward
tos represent the Jockey Club at the
spring meeting Of the jamestown Jockey
Club.
The sanction Of the stewards was
granted to the Maryland Jockey Club
to change the dates Of its autumn meet
ing from Friday. October .. to Saturday,
November s. 20 Saturday. october 8. 10
Monday. November 5.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-22
DOyEY IS REGARDED FOR TRIP
Boston National MnEnate Awarded
Claim Against Trenton Club.

Cincinnati April 2l-It is evident from
a dicision to-day by the national base
ball commission that President George
DOvey. OF the Boston Nationals, did not
make his trip 10 Cincinnati in vain
The decision awards him his claim Of
SSs9- 90 against the Trenton club. OF the
Eastern League The money is found to
be due as the balance on accounts be
tween the two clubs covering g series OF
deals
Harry j. Mason. who played all Of last
season with the Troy club without sign
ing contract, gas declared free agent.
and action was refused in the cases Of
II. c. Daringer. Of the Dubuque club,
club
The Washington herald., 1909-04-22
Piedmont white sox Ready

The RiedmOnt White Sox ball team.
under the management Of Charles E.
Williams. would like To arrange games
with all uniformed clubs in Or ou. Of the
city. The team is composed Of the fol-
lowing players. Campbell. Pondexter.
catcherS, Ford Br2dy, Stevens Epps, and
Jones, pitchers; Ross. first base: Ray.
second base. Scott, shortstop: Barlow.
third base; Mathews, Porter, and Tolliver,
outheiders-
The Washington herald., 1909-04-22
OFFERS PURSE FOR BIG FIGHT.
McCary Makes Tempting OFFER for
Jehries-JOhnson Go.

SPECIAL % The Washington Herald
Los Angeles. Cal. April 21.-Upon re-
ceipt Of the news that Jeffries had an
nounced that he would fight johnson,
Manager McCary. of the Pacific Athletic
Club, this city, sent an offer Of 5000. TO
Jeffries as his end of the purse-win. lose.
or draw Should the big one accept. a
suitable proposition will ne made TO John
son.
In case McCary is successful In having
the tight take place before his club. the
contest viii be held at the Vernon arena.
formerly owned by the Jeffries Athletic
Club. and probably viii be earded for
forty-five rounds.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-22
Harvard Wins at Lacrosse.

South Bethlehem, Pa, April n-Har-
ward won from Lehigh's Lacrosse team
to-day. I TO 3. Starting out with magnii-
cent stick work, Lehigh scored in less
than one-hah minute after play started.
Il was nip and tuck until the end Of
the second half, when at a critical no
ment Lehigh's defense failed and Har-
ward scored the goal that won the game
The Washington herald., 1909-04-22

Special 70 The Washington Herald.
New York. April H--The proposed JEFF
fries-Johnson fight VIII not be formally
arranged until some time next fall, il
then. Jeffries says that by the terms OF
his theatrical contract. which expires on
July p. he cannot sign articles Of agree
ment for a battle with anybody.
AS Jeffries also insists that he is the
undefeated heavyweight champion OF the
world. he does not see why he should
issue a formal challenge 10 Johnson for
mill. nor can he understand why he
should be compelled 10 cover Johnson's
forfeit money.
In a word. JeffTies intends 10 take his
own tine about making match with
the negro-if one is possible under condi-
tions that may arise-and the boilermaker
viii not be ready for action until some
time Eext March or April. Under no
circumstances viii he consent 70 an
earlier date for his temperance in the
ring If he makes one
Wants Tentative Agreement.
Johnson, however, has jumped at the
chance 70 make a tentative agreement.
even verbally, with JEFF for a mill 20 be
decided a year hence. for he believes that
he can Offset the criticism that IS hurled
at MIN just al present for sidestepping
Langford and Kaufman and for making a
match with Ketcheu johnson appears
ready 70 cancel or rather dodge out Of
the match with KetcheIl. now that he
can tell the fighting word that he Is
going 20 fight JEFF, but II he does take
such action the negro may find himself in
more trouble.
Willus Britt. Ketchelrs manager. said
to-day that II Johnson did not fight
Ketchell al Colma on October y. the
latter would collect the negTo's S5,009 for
felt. which II was agreed should 20 as a
side bet on the result of the mill with
ketcheH. Johnson. therefore. has no
$50 forfeit I'd 10 bind match with
Jeffries. in spite OF his assertion that the
s, aoa forfeit which KetcheU covered some
time ago. and which resulted in the sign
ing Of articles. which must be covered BY
the ooilermaker. too. II johnson wishes
to clinch q match with JefT. therefore. he
viii have &c post another $500 forfeit.
and he viii also lose S5Ooe 20 KetcheII
Unless he fights the latter in October.
JefIrIes Disturbed.
There is no doubt that JeT was some
what disturbed yesterday when he
learned that Johnson was ready 70 throw
over the KetcheH match While JEFF saws
he does not believe that KetcheU can
defeat Johnson. Il is known that he is
anxious TO have the negro stack I'd
against the Michigan hon II only as a
trial bout.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-22
JOHNSON VS.. o'BRIEN.
Big Negro TO Meet Philadelphia
JaWn, Il Report.

Special to The Washington Herald.
Pittsburg Pa. April 2L-Philadelphia
Jack O'Brisn IS 70 be the next opponent
OF Champion Jack Johnson. This state
ment is made on the authority OF JOHN
son, who received a telegram tonight
from Philadelphia asking to quote terms
on the fight. While johnson. refused to
quote the terms upon which he will fight.
he said:
y viii. in all likelihood. meet O'Brien
If the terms are satisfactory. but I want
the fight to take place before I leave for
London. May .
How about O'Brien." was asked. "Will
his speed bother you2"
7 won't worrcy about Jack said
Johnson 7 intend TO remain champion
for some time yet"
II new arrangements are made john
son viii fight Ketchell upon his return
from England. This mill will likely be
pulled of In Denver II the new conven-
ton hall can be secured.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-22
Princeton oarsmen pi.anpointed.

Princeton. y J.. April 2.-The Prince
ton University oarsmen viii have to wait
a year longer before measuring sweeps
with the men of other Eastern colleges.
The request Of the crew MANAGEMENT
that the Tigers be allowed 10 hold a
dual race this spring on Lake Carnegie
has been denied by the university facul-
y. who deemed 1t iRadvisabie. for the
present. at least that another intelcol-
legiate activity be added to the sports-
The Washington herald., 1909-04-22
EPISCOPAL RESERVES WIN.
Capture ListIess Contest in DriEzIinE
Rain from Dupont A. c.

~NR'UEN AtsttcHH NonteSt IN Dr1kznnE =
Rain from Dupont A. c.
SPECIAL % The Washington Herald.
Alexandria. Va. April 21--The strong
second team Of the Episcopal High
School. OF this city. had little difficulty in
taking an uninterestins game from the
Dupont Athletic Club Of Washington. the
score being 10 to /
The batteries OF both teams. taking into
consideration the fact that the game was
played IN q drfzzling rain. did excellent
work SchOew. for the local team. es-
pecially distinguished himself
The feature OF the game was the hit
ting OF Jemison. who swatted the ,su 10
left field in the first inning with three
men or bases. for what ought 10 have
been the whole circuit, but was only good
for three bags Score.