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CONT7? . IT3W N l 4IGH ND
«M ASP. H H s$Hoo.
isWT P4.AYES.
Latot Ajditioqs to $qua4 .AryIntto.
du.ed t· SCrvl u~ph of Fpn WJW
Aip .Npt Afraid of the Rhin--Nork.
out teld in Mud and Water.
It didn't rain all day yeutCrdtly, al
thqught the record for aunshin+ war
not piiefect, but any means. Mainagcr
Bltakenshlp was able to givr his
sqmud a good workout in the after
noon, but leaking clouds spollid any
before-lunch practice and macte the
proposed game with the local high
high school's nine an uttef Inkposel.
btllty. Jd third bage been a little
highet'. a rqgular game might have
beta played, but the difflcult corner
wae a quagmire, a swqmp. There.
fore, thorp was nothlng but the uMaal
prograht. ,Despite the threaitening
weather, there was the loyal gang of
home-town enthusiast.s, and tlle speec
tators had just as good i time .s if
the Hlghlanders had taken a ft 11nut
of the scholastics.
'Collin and Treckell, the new at ar.
rtvals. were given workouts. "ollne
Is a little fellow with a Teutonlc en'l
of countenance. Trecket is 4 feroet
high, largely legs. lie iand Oriet
worked at shnlrttop and both showed
fairly will, It's 10r) early Io ipas
judgment on either. Both were throw
ln- well yesterday. Trekell is a tall,
long-geared lad, with n good record
and a fine arm. Just wlhat kno aledge
of the finer points of the game to has
rer.*ine to be demonstrated. A has
been proclaimed many times already,
he was with Qus Thompsonl at iKal
naptll lst season and wasn iecom
mended to Rlankenship by 1tidle
l.hitlresd, the basebaJi Nesatr of the
HBittr' Root. Collins chased flies for
a long time yesterday and thowed
that he can grah 'em In thle agrdens.i
He and Bronmley pointed a few Ishouts
at Dlanketaship as the grand w indup
for the afternnon's entertainm nt.
The grounds were mighty nuddy
yesterday. which made infield trork a
bit Iuncertain. There were manll Ipd(*
dies and Manager Blankenahlir esti
mates that 510 worth of halls were
spoiled during the afternoon.
There will he the usual prmetie to
day, Inorniln and afternoonn, rrovid
Ing the weather mat shows a r(versal
of form. The high scthnl pla sn the
university at t o'clock thltn aftlcrnoon.
NZRTHWESTERN
Vaneouver Outplayed.
V'ne'ouver. April 19.-Tuc ini iut
played Vancouver today and won.
Criger pitched gilt-edged hall. Benton
was wild and was hit freely. 4n was
replaced by Belford In the wseerth.
Score: t. . E
Vancouver ........... .... 0 1
Tacoma ........................... 10 .0 2
Bntterles--eaton. Belford and Low
Is, Sepulveda; ('rtiger and Crliltenddn.
Portland Gets Busy.
Seattle. April 19.-With Seati e tko
runs ahead. Portland gut busy in the
last three innings and won the game,'.
6 to 3. Score: R. I. B.
Seattle ................................ J
Portland ............... .. 2
Batteries - larrenkamp. I'u lerton
and Devolt; Bloomfield, Thoma and
Hiarris.
.Raein Interfrtes.
Spokane, 4pril 19.-VictorlahtjolktV
game postponed: rain.
AMERICAN LEGLIE
Waiter Johnson Is lrilliat.
Washlninton, April 19.--Walter John.
son was In exceptionally brilliant form
and Washlngton had an easy tlnme to
day in defeating .Philadelphia.
Score: It. fi. F.,
Philadelphlia .............2.......
Washington . ................6 0
iatterles--lrnwn and hgan; John.
son and Ainunith.
Other games peatponod.
AMERICAN ASS'N.
At Co.iuumnhu-Columnbua, 5; gt.
Pftou 2.
At 'Toldo--Toledo, 9; MI neap
o ,l , L.
At Indilnapuls--lndianapola, 7;
ICaness City, 1.
At 'qlisvlle-Luutlsvllle. 2; Mllwau
toya, 4 >,
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MHAI$N T1N CAPTAWM4jAIMOUNC*S.
TIAT' HIS TEAM WILL 10nT
,ICTOW T$1
Arýangenints Cempleted With Slttar
Rpt , .qllAt.ibs aefea.I MitSiu
Madg id14 and a Class Pnquet A!Ar
Given as pleaons.
"I:lnlltotn, April 1 U.-(Speclal.)-
Jlmnil HIlggilli, captain of the' local
hllh tchool h!eeheall team, stated Ihla
noon that it would be impoailble to
play the Elite club., the reorgiatlsed
Mlssoula high school team, at MIs
soula on Saturday, as arrangements
had been made for a gqule wlth the
Victor .cholastles here on that date
before the Missoula team asked for a
game. Another obstacle Ip the way' of
going to Missoula Is the. senior-junior
haengiet schedulljd for St4tsrday eveq,
Ing at the J. It. Theta home. ilve
members of tith team are apulora
which makes it lllmoselbte to gor to
Mlspula ('atalll llllllggins regrets
that the MltsnultL team must be d41i
uppolltpd, and further staled that
some arratgllenenta will lie made to
give the Missoulti hIuncl a return
geie at Mllssoula llater.
UNIVEITY TO MT
SCHOLASTIIS 1TODAY
This t(tcrnpon at the lotal i rls. tlhe.
m.isaoul high school will play the
lnlversilty of Montana's team. The
dmine will be called at 3:30 sand the
idividuall setleack to such fans as at
tend will hbe twn.hlt. 'Tlhe high
xchool was to have played the ilamll
ton schollastles, but n ls i explained
elsewhere. the gamie' wan called off.
lanager Judges of the ElIte club. as
the local high school's teIam II now
called, says that he helieves llamil
ton is afraid of the local "That goes
for levenavllle, too," salnhl Mr. Judges
yesterlday.
COAST LEAGUE
Saoramento Wins.
Ios Angeloes. April 19.--A triple by
Shinn and a homeorun by Swain in the
fifth enabled Sacramento to tie a two
run lead acquired by Vernon. The
game was clinched with runs in the
eighth and ninth. Score: R. H. I.
Vernon ... ........ .................. 6
Sacramento ............... 11 3
Batterles-ilrcekouenrld and Brown,
Agnew; Bauum and Iheek, Hart.
Oaks Resume Winning Habit. I
San Irancisco, April 19.--Oatkltand
resumed lis winning habit and de
feated 1as Angeles, 2 to 1, today. The
visitorl made II hits to six on the
pert of Oakland, but tould not convert
any of them intllo runs.
RScore: , . I. E.
1.'s Angeles ................. 1 11 2
Oakland ............ .. 2 6 0
3atterles-lovereas antid Smith;
Christian and Mltoe.
Losing Streak Irnken.
Portland, April 19.--Portland broke
her losing streak today by winning
from San Franclsco.
Score: R. H. E.
San Vranclsno ......... .... I 12 4
Portland ................................. 7 14 1
Iatteries--1M.likle, Noyes, Touer and
Schmidt; Ollllgan and Howley,
EASY FOR WsiKS.
San i1ralillcsc, April 19.-Billy
Weeks, the Californlh middleweight,
easlly defeated Billy Uvick of Nebras.
ka in a four-round hout here tonight.
HEINIE DEPEATED.
o/,rge lielinrlO acl and C. G. Rich.
artidson run a 150-yard race at the ball
grounds yesterday, to settlo an argt
ment. Richardson won by two strides.
PET RS-PE.DESEN
HANDICAP BOUT
A1RANOGD
Yesterday William Plietrs, a
wrestler of Potomac, and Jens
Pedeasen, `lthe pldnt grappler of
Misoulati, signed artieles for a
handiekp nuIati, . Poters . agreeing
to throw PedereaO twIbe within 80
minutes. lWo Ibecks for $100 each
were doepWlted yestert , dy.to bind
the match, whloih tI pcheduled for
May .1, ,oq Mont.om.ry is
namled as rip. .MiolU4a fans,
while thes kno lpt Jlr. bout the
•r,$l.lty lstlli ,I , to be.
a , IIII II I4 1 1y K ii i i
OHALL3Ytles AFTES'R ATT p
IOHNTS AL4ISON.
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Tern ,ontag Is Arraugiag wlity perts
hig ProgrMi fore Neat Tueu
Night and Will Introduce to Mle
soula Fans One Novel oelture.
"llhtinlg K}4': Kilruner hais, a chanoe
to meet Wllle 'Sulllvah, the "hl&W,
plon of .brt Mlssoulg, If he Will igree
ty damonstrate his ability flrst. *tlIa4s'
the requiremept made yesterday iy
the clever little battlir of the .post.
"If' Krgiter redily wenta to tight L'g, t
said Sullivan. "let him go up agahlit
Duck Bitd Allison Rio;t T'ý. y
night. A1llion is a good boy, and, p1a4
I understand it, he Kq Kramer w ould
be about equal in "egard to welght.
If 'Kramer makes a good showinl, I
will be delithted to tleet .hltni. Of
course, I'd like to have a'ide bet I
whelr I do stai up with him.'
All of this leads up nitely to a di-I
cuasion of the smoker Tom Bontag
is arranging fro npxt Tqeedqy lLght,
which is the 23rd, the evening of the
hllggqst day in the year. the opennlg
of the basyball season locally. Tile
Indications are tliat the program,
whlch will. It is understood, have the
tnctlonl, If not the name of the' fort
athletic club, will be Interesting.
Pontug will go alnaljt OlIo Larson
of Thompsop. a wrestler who is now I
in Thompedh. He and ftontag are
Ihtth welterweights. Larson is in
llusiness at Thompson and ha Ibeen
trailniln as ia matter a habit. The
match has been arranged for some
time.
SJoe olnurgeole of Missoula, a young
wrestler who has made himself pop
ular In past performanees here, will
wrestle to a finish with Jaclk Boyer
of Prenchtown. loyer is well knotna
here. He was formerly a fighter.
bnil quit the squared circle for the
niut.
Private llansoley of 'umlpany `.
will Il'et Prlvate ('omnptnn of Cfom
penly M1 in a six-round bout. which
w'li be the length of the Kramer
Alllson muss.
Willlle ullivan will go on with WII
linm lawrence, one of the fort's most
piopular fighters and a comer, In a
four-round exhibition match. This
slould prove a feature of unusual In
terest.
Pontag will Introluce. In addition
to Iil this above-described entertain
ment, a feature that is absolutely new
to Missoula. He will singe a bettlo
royal, in which five husky colored
'men will figure, one in each corner
anti one in the center of the ring. The
nun who is In the ring lost and
Ilonel takes the pot. These battles
royal are productive of much spore
In Miltlourl, where there Is a la-ger
colored population to draw upon: here
t1', ver' niovelty of thi' Ihing ahloula
appeal.
Borden'e orchestra. which pleasae,
so much at tile nmost recenllt smoker,
will he on hand with the harnmqpy be
fore the program and Ibetween bouts.
It looks like a splendid card.
INATONAL LEAGUE
Matty Ie Steedy.
New York. April 10.-The New Yqrk
Nationals opened their season hero by
dgfeating the Brooklypu In a hqrd
hitting game. The locals knueked
Rucker out or the box. Mathewron
was hit by an automobile before the
gme', and although he yielded 13 hit.,
he pitched ac steady game.
scor, Rt. H. R.
Brooklyn .................... 8 13 3
New York ..................... . 6 11 1
Batterles--Ituker, Bchardt and Er
win; Mathewson and Myers.
Philies fake One.
Phlladoielhlac April 19.--Philadelphia
defeated lBoton In the opening gatnet
of the National league season here.
Score: It. H. 1.
Boston .. .................................. 10 4
Philadelphia ....... ........... 9 "11 3
latterles-Mattern, Donnelly, Wiok
son and Kllng: Alexander and Graham.
Other gailes pstpoponed.
: WESTERN. LEAGUE
At Denve.-Denver, o: ; Ianpn. 8.
At Topeka-W-Whita, 4i Topeka, I.
At Bt. Joseph-St. Joseph;' 5 D6 s
bilneu, 4,
At.Ontahla-O;riuha, s; Sltou City, 5,
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