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the third rear that the eamp ha been located near Boulder Creek I Ignored It Up North Thus Setting Bad Example Br HAY CHAPMAN jus fcu tv and much debated stymie queeuon been settled I have been aiked this question a doxen times dur In the last lew week and I here been unable to male a satis factory reply The 1 HbrlA nn HE QUALIFYJNG ROUND FOR THE JUNIOR GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP of California will start Del Monte next Monday The match payfor flights of eight will be played on the three days following A shton Stanley who won the championship last year with a score of 88 will defend his title The tourney is open to all boys and girls under 6 years of age who have not been caddies as th country there 1 greatly tor luca a camp Burin their stay there they earned sereral hundred dollars toward r7 me owrr spos ot main their camp Many of the mer been found want In by the major ity of American flayers and to which Britishers have dun with traditional conservatism la still In the rule book In both countries and that until the United States Oolf Asportation makes a positive decision based on their recommendation from the conference of the American and British authorities In council assembled last month at lit Andrews and London the stymie must continue to be played a a Iff the final of the Paolflo Northwest amateur championship at Vancouver July 10 Chandler Egan and Jludolph Wllhlm agreed between themselves that they would abolish the stymie as far as the roommn daIon agreed upon admitted This simply meant that either player had tie rlxht to concede putt to his op jnent If bis own putt were stymied uad that he then bad an unobstructed Mitt for the hole The agreement arrived at by Egan fend Wilhelm was not legal and If any protest had been made might have resulted In their both being disqualified But of course no protest was made Nevertheless It wa not good example for the two leading players on the Pacific Coast to take the lair lato their own hands and It caused considerable criticism As long as law 1 law and th Lord knows the laws of the land as well as of golf are dayleue enough nowadays od elfere as well as good oltlsens should obey It to the letter 9 HERB Is the actual text of the stymie compromise recommended by the authorities It had been telegraphed to Vancouver and possibly Egan and Wilhelm thought that It was sufficient warrant for tbelr action With reference to the stymie It was agreed that no alteration should be made fa rule No 1 but the rules of golf committee Is prepared to sanction the Introduction by the Doited Slate Oolf Association or by the national association of any other country of such legislation with regard to tb stymie as suit the conditions existing In areas under their jurisdiction a that the secretary of the rules golf commit tee of the Royal and Ancient Oolf talnlng chants of firms of San Francisco hav generously supported the camp both a 100a ana money donations Ben ator James Phelan each year ends his check for U0 for the boys camp On the Fourth of Jqly fully 158 of the parents of the boys went to the eamp and spent fj holidays there A matinee was given In the camp and In the afternoon a competitive drill was held The eyeaUr was Klvea truth Is that the lover to a grand celebration with stymie which oMnuca range In age from 9 years to IS On a whole this is the youngest eamp Oat the lub ha ever taken out Cbarles Norton president of this years eatep has taken out eight of the encampments for the club J3 has had on his staff this year Eddie Healy Arthur Jlealy Harold Knels William Ambrose Chester Wlnkei William Skinner Herbert Meanwell Charlton tra I Brown and Mrs Richards Major Sidney Pelxotto and VL Grace with the boy Rudy Kubr from Java visited the camp fo two days Below Is a list of the party that will arrive at Third Townoend street this afternoon at SSO oclock Otto Bimer Melbourne Braoe i BrrsaL Pf4 Bradtr Witlr4 Under PitU Brrr7 Mtsee Osmereo Wenee Cjr nsoeb Thsednre Bslsden Bar Dewtr Pael rir Eohert Piwolir li4 bnae Tbomsj nenne Walter Darle Thoteea Hejr Balph Baler BIT Dormer rrao Beeo Fa fclaa llarrr JlrlsWr WMle OgTsa Itoeeri Obarlea Oeewn Hli Hleks Bok ert Joekea Fraelt Jrtmaes Hemes Jse Albert Knwe wiUleai Keeslf Mete Kaae rin Twh Pt IJnnert Uavd IjlnCMa Geonie Ie Stanley kterers Albert Wooers DnJlrr Menler Vrnn Motaewtts Merry Woe Itowlta BooaW HetBaaoe Serl MtKer Bellle Meceleftkr George Kelea Herbert Otte rrands OKelll deeeea Ottlaree Waller Poo dere lew Piatt Bertram Cmedt lle Brae Harry Wee fceslle ltaojlallDael4maw Pml Sokmldt Charlee Smith Kdwsjd snlt melt Brier wttllam Wyter HiwJ Tletee Blela lenle PrfWrlwR prelle Btrvart Psttldi AJrls Tejeda Doneld Wl we Vaees Wamar Oeorta Wear nesir Weecb Arnold Wetael CKe Wlteesar Al beet Wltr Hesry WlHeebrlek klead SlUmer Wllbnr tlwmer Bnaeee Cbarltoa San Mateo Will Hate Coursing The oldtlm sport of greyhound racing and coursing le enjoying a big boom and the San Mateo County Coursing and Racing Club has been organised and entries accepted by the acting secretary for a meeting Sunday afternoon at the Lombardl ranch at 6an Bruno San Mateo county The new club will operate regardless of the plans of the Emeryville organization The last coursing at San Mateo was held March IT lit Interested In the success the San Mateo County Coursing and Raelng Club are A Macomber Charles wvm a a 4aB a VST Y3aa east eel aa tr1t wrt ihtJn rtosseter Jean St Cyr United States Oolf Association that the method suggested by that body Is a suitable one Th wording of the recommendation approved by tip 8 A is as follows The Royal and Ancient committee will recommend sanction of stymie mod Ucatlon for the United States which Is match play when both balls re on the putting green Xhe player Whose ball Is nearer the hole may play first If he so elects Falling to play the player whose ball Is fur thereat from th hole may lift bl opponents ball thereby conceding bis putt ft ft I If reference to other changes and modifications of tbe rules the following recommendations have been approved by the International committee Unification ot Penalties In order to unify the penalties for a lost ball a ball out of bounds and an unplayable ball It was decided to recommend that the penalty In each case ke stroke and distance but that In tbe case of a ball out of bounds permission be given for clubs to alter this by a local rule Standardisation The limitation of the ball was discussed and It was decided to recommend That the weight Jf th ball shall pot be greater than 2 uncas avoirdupois and the else Ot less than 1 12 inches Jn diameter The rules of golf committee and the executive committee of the United States Oef Association will take Whatever steps they think necessary to limit the power of thecal with regard todlstance should any ball of greater power be introduced The rneilmum weight stated above may be decreased butwlll not be Increased a a consequenca of Information to be obtained by more accurate weighing of the ball than hi hitherto been possible The new ball 1 equivalent to the II dwt ball at present on thetmarket Oakland Elks Win Bowling Contest The Oakland Elk trounced the Alameda crowd la th Lewis Trophy League at th California Bowling Academy Gallaghers big 123 score wee chiefly responsible for the vic tory and Dunn won th first gam by turning In 221 th best mark ot th match Score ALAMtDA Horla IB fJ Melaea 14 SOB ISS OAKLAND Gallecber INI 1M 332 ft II Wirt 00 Km is Its iik ins loo tea Iwelrise im 223 ire Daee 201 lea 80S 201 RlddeU let la 1 Wllao IH 03 J4 Lewis l9 HI let TT3 tUSU MARSHALL LEADS C1JKS ITtANTIo C1TT 21 July llVTreei Marshall CaltM Sllfee ekeaa ekanelen reft slae the lead reeterdar fa fbe elehtli eoned the Ohess Msaters Ueraameet bare fey de ieetlBS Jaekma ef lhlladelpela The eaniaeie betwwa Cherl JKfe ef Mete York Aeselee were edieeraea ieTaffe aMtkJ eaaiate ever nsuuca fei5 Laa omarslno II Dennis Mo Creery James Rolph Harry Brolaskl Qeorge Wlngfleld and James OBrien According to Lagomarslno tb new club will hold a meeting every alternate Sunday Today the worlds famous dog Martlnett owned by John Roese ter will make his appearance In the draw agalpst aonei lie win race jq the Wllkup ranch colors An sight dog championship stake eed a slx teen deg open stake event feature the card Th draw was as follows Reaer ftaseisblp Wsbo ea Swell Oeer Urn Black Jaek Tbe Tort np aitanm Lady Joedas ts Oakland Bm Jeaale luae ta Mission Maid McKeana ea Dsella It Boral Oeld ak Wild BUI JmiIs vs Oood Rale Slas reiser ea Wsccoels rertere Boy iti Oakland Charter leae vs lsip Msrtisett Ro Roberts Jo Meet Richards in Finals nKTOAnrt JuIt it Rolaad Rob arts of San lTanelseot auallned for th final match In tb national clay court tcaals championship by defeat In Alex Squelr of Chicago In the semi final round In straight games this afternoon 0 I 4f Vincent Richards of Ne York entered the flnala by defeating Law rence Williams ot Chicago in four sets 0 41 42t Richards will meet Roland Roberts of San IPranolaeo tomorrow for the title Ralph Burdlek andW Hayos of inicago won mrousr to we round of the mens doubles by defeat Ing Wallace Bates and Edmund Levy of Berkeley vuiin me ssmi iinais 1 7 5 Boise BeeeeU ef Baa Treatise esA Vla eeot Rlcharda ef Voakera elao entered be finals In toe mens doubles ny drfeatlnf miftee Herd end Jetty Webef ef CaleafO 4i 1 i New TennisVourts Ready at Del Monte DKL MONTEJuly 17 The two new concrete court recently constructed below rhe Roman plung at Del Mont will bo Initiated on August I to with an open tennis tournament It Is expected that a good entry wlU be received from Visiting land Monterey peninsula players Th two courts ars among in unest tennis court the Coast They have a concrete foundatloa with amooth concrete finish whioh makes for fast Play i i Ross Breaks Another Record in Chicago CHICAGO July 17Nornan Koss tt tl Illinois A Clot today won th twelfth ftnaUstl Chlo Tlvor mvrthon rr a fwo mO cour In 1154 breaklnff th record mtdo 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MHsBBaHnTWeWsT St HaTsaClnaX liasuZja1slnnnBaaMffiiajW USllKlJTea JaBMBjB jHBHMsaMyBwisEZeM SYKR nt ASHTOX STAlttsIOT ItniAlI TUTtXB Tris Speaker Has BigWeekWitt Bat in American CHICAGO July 17 As a result of a sensational patting drive Trls Speaker manager of the Cleveland Indiana today threaten lo ouet Qeorge Sisler star ftrst baaeman with fat Louts from the batting leadership In the American League Speaker whaled his way from fourth place to eeeoad within a week driving out eighteen hits In eight pames at boosting his average from IIS to 402 Sisters average 404 Jo Jackson the Chicago slugger la trailing Speaker with an avfrag of IS while Bab Ruth th home run king dropped from seoond to fourth place with a mark of III Rut was batting 284 a week ago Ruth In addition to his remarkable home run drive is leading the league in scoring baring crossed the plate eighty two times Rlee ef Washington failed to steal any bases during the Vesk but his thirty five thefts remain high Other lradlnir batten Hire Wanhlnften MS Weaver Cfalmso 851 Colllne Chiracs JUS Mllai aehlneton 4U Ktnerl New lerk IMS lleodrja Boston J3T Kriekeo Waehloften Klft JseobMn St tools XS Vetec Cbleaxo tm Johnston Olreeiand XX Chtemae CleveleM Hi Blner Smith Cleeelsad Mix MelanU Bos too a2S Cobb Detroit US Although Kayers of Bonton Is on top In the National League with an average of 402 Roger HorVieby tho St Louise atar continues to be the real leader with an average of 140 Hornsby has played in eighty one games as compared with flfly oae for tbe Bostonlan Cy Williams of Philadelphia the leading home run hitter boosted his total above th nine mark In base stealing Max Carey of Pittsburg continues to show the way With a total of thirty two an advance of four within a week ClUjer leadlnf batten gmltli New Tork SSS Koortrlr Broeklra S2D onerh ran elnnatl 328 Two ably Chicago 37 Orob Clnelonati 122 Nicholson III tsburtk J22 Hallorher CblMSo Jtl Smith 8t Louis MS Myera Brooklyn J113 BOWLING The members of the Orlnely Bear Club ere analoaaly waitlnc fee the amea detwees Bob Parkinson nnd Bennle Williams and Jim nayes and rnnk Carter As three Oaetre Ferloe sure sre In Uls mstch tbe rooUnr will be eieldsd With the ftooa Attloo taam rssUnS in the ceUir lx Sloes kaa wsiered seeersl it sinners tbst they finish one two tbree eueld naeer beat this bowler out br uaiar se benMbody will lnrie to da some etronr pin ffeMi 2214 and William Harris Hawaii fourth WUeta swimmers were la tn rae yhi3jjii jLTfeMtJ ssisshlnf in order to best bin eat of some Teddy tabherd the iesnoia Parier tewtlnc Mr bis been llmberlnf up and It la nor mleed he Is out to best Dr Charles Bush tt Mission out ot few blk scores and aeeraf ea 8 fc While fbe leidera of tbe Orpbeitm Ofob sre flcnrlsf up their aeeraiea Bddle Alkn is telnf slenc is bis alleet wtj plllnx np the nuples nnMf be is ea to through consistent spars IS la the weekly roll off of tbe Orpheum Bowline Clnb Eddie Iknlm carried off hlcb wore wile S7 Billy Mcltuo was a clooe seeood with two ISO amea Jim Madden picked un seeersl pins oa the rlub leaders for the monthly prlaea by relllnc four cenalatent xta for James lick Parlor by tnrnhif la mo form nnd settinr to be strung contender for all club bottom and prises IUIBIK1 rtRPnKHU CI I1B Meddeo a AUten fi Joseph Vltn JA 114 Meek Vieo jm Melbne 8 JI Allen IS edemas U3M1 lS iij i Ssr1 Two ImpotlaSwimS In OaklahdToday Two swim of Importance ar to be held thl afternoon on the Oakland side of the bay The first swim the womens 1 00 yard championship will ba held at Ijjora park in the early afternoon and the second race th womens national 40 championship will be held athfepiun Beach about 220 to give swimmers time enough to go frem on beach to the otheiv As a preliminary to th national championship swim tb men Junior 410 will swam at Neptune kVd1V mvtMi 1M IT lid 143 is in ma 197 103 Itt 12 1SZ 19 12 1 1M 170 110 164 Japanese Boys Up With Sun to Play Baseball CEATTLE July 7Yhen a delegation tt labantst ball plapen requctlcl the use of ihfi Ramicr Valley fork for the thampionihip urie helvten the Mikado and the Atahi teamt Sunday and the one follovnng President Bill Klepper auenled When th Asahi captain ex prtutd a duke to rent the park three timet weekb from A AM to 6 Klepper corrected the Nippon Ty Cobh by tiatina that he probably meant A PM But young Mr Cobb mv no When Klepper tuggeslcd that the Japanese boy vas crazy the Asahi chief spoke as follows Japanese boy not crazy He vor all day maybe late night Hon game xoming Sunday Japa ntte boy must practice Cet upx A oclock feel fine sun he come up 5 oclock play hard for hour Sunday come Japanese boy hit apple like Babe Ruth We can have par Major and Minor PlayetsJommrd f4 tie oo OeHS rbT BG FELLOWS HAVE THEt SPEED iHtf Oo jffe freo iV Yanks Have Tremendous Power QvsrTMr Jimmy Stevens to Make Champion 0 Chris George If Babe Ruth was bustln the ball for tho Scale I could put Chris George at the top of the 121 pound heap In about six weeks This seemingly Incongruous ejaculation was ottered by Jimmy Stevens eage of Fillmore treat and veteran counselor and conditioner of pugilists jimmy continued Even it this Lieutenant Omar Lorklear would do his death defying flying stunts dally where I could take Chris George to see him this boxer would soon show all th other boxer that he was th boss And even Jimmy added la a sort of final tone If we could hav a Delia Pattra operating here frequently tt would help Asked to mexehlmelf plain Steven took a drink of water cleared bis throat pauaed rhetorically and spouted Already I have convinced Chris deorgo that he is a conqueror That was my first step In thl new system of mine of training a fighters mind as well as his muscle Chris Is a areek and I have ahown him In the encyclopaedia that th Greeks are conqueror His love of the motherland ha been aroused as well a hi belief Is Ms destiny I epeak of Babe Ruth because that slugger Is a flee example of con fldence working wonders for the man who has It When Babe goe op there to lake hi full swing at he ball you can bet that he feel that no pitcher ever I going to fool him Th rrsult la a dally paragraph In the press felling of the numbers ot Homer he ha hammered out if Chris George could have this demonstration of what confidence combined with ability of course can accomplish he would be battling for diamond medals very soon and Francis Farren and Jimmy Duffy vwould be losing their Jobs as top liners hereabouts 0 S1TAMROCK N10EDS MORAN ssmrsek IT weald be deereretn eon 1 etiiler if Sir Thomas Uptoa bad pot Pst oris Us islra r1 ff a 8Mtw a a MJni5Jds a mimmkiFi Deer Season in Districts I and 3 Opens August 25 Two weeks remain before the opening of the deer eeason In Fish and Gfcm Districts and I August 1 Is the first day for shooting Is these districts which take Jn the coast region from Mendocino to Ventura Bounties inclusive Opening day tor all other ganto district Is August 15 Reports from all section promise good sport Word from mountain points to th El lory Arras Company of San Francisco tells of continued good sport with trout Rains one or two Solnta temporarily stopped angling ut on the whole all report agree that great sport Is stilt to be had with promise of continuing until the and of the season Kol rlvnr Is high but fair results are being had by anglers In the vicinity of Branscomb both on the river and In Elder Creek During August and September wonderful sport I expected a then the famous steelhead and halt pounder start In from the ocean Indlcatloa point to excellent deer shoetlng in the Eel river country Juniper lake Lassen Nations Forest Is clear but fishing Is said to bo poor Cn tho other hand sport in Grassy Snag shadow Grass Jamison and UoM lakes I unexcolled Blue bottlo and blade gnat files and spinners ar effective In tho lake A Blalriden report tell of wonderful catches being made in Gold lake Recent heavy rains spoiled th excellent srort that was being had In th Truckeo nnd Little Truckee according to a letter from Boca Willi the clearing of tncs streams bow ever a resumption of real fun 1 anticipated Plenty of fish are Being taken In the Merced river at Wawona but th trout aro small Go results are being had In Big creek near Wawona and fine fishing la to be had within fourteen miles ef that town Fishing In Mill creek Montrey county continues good says Information from Rainbow Lodge Excellent promise Is held for good sport during th deer hooting season Jimmy Duffy Is To Box at Oakland Wednesday Night Jimmy Duffy Oaklands flashy lightweight contender will return to tb ring next Wednesday evening at th Oakland Auditorium when he tackles Willie Robinson in the main vent Robinson has been coming Along nicely during the last few months Particularly has his stock as an attraction Increased In Los Angeles where he has been featured for eeveral weeks past Johnny Sudenberg and Frank Denny the transbay windmill mauler are billed as the eeml wlnd up with Wild Bill Reed and Jim Barry furnishing th excitement In the special event The past six hows staged by Tommy Slmpeon have not been np ta the tandard and In the coming show Simpson expects to make up hi deficits Joe Ketchell and Frankie Rogers head the Hat of preliminaries The balance ot the card follows Manuel Freita vs Also McDonald Jack Ellla vs Dick Doolln Mickey ODon nell Frankie Greb ARRT A W1L 1 UAU8 former sport writer at Los Angeles but who Is now in New Tork thus compares the majors and minors In Just what re pact does major and minor league baseball differ 1 a query likely te propound Itself In th mind ot th averags fan es pecially th fololwers ot a big or aranlnatlon Ilk th Coast League wham mast nt the nlarsrs ar either just going tip or nave recenuy come back At tlma In any miner league you feel that vou se as rood baseball as It 1 possible for human hands and head to produce superlative dlxsy fielding and all else thet goes to make a finely balanced baseball classic But immediately you witness a major league gam you eense a differ enee very pronounced but not at first easy to define This difference Ilea chiefly In tbe speed and the character oi tae hitting Not only do the men hustle more on th bases and la the field bait they are continually prodded up by tb umpires in taking or leaving the field or In coming to th plat Then I would say th men average from on and a half to two stride faster getting down to first and gaining th subsequent bases Playera Tk Long Chances Thl speed1 and the fact that they must bold thalf beads up to bold their Jobs enables them to take an extra base on th slightest faux pas by a fielder Let an outfielder mishandle a ground ball tor tbe fraction of a aac ond and th runner bears down on the next bass with a burst of Speed and often makes It The result I flash after flash ot brilllsnt and almost blinding action One Is able to Sstigs this speed somewhat by the Inference in scoring On must more attentive to the game in the majors or he I liable to lose aplay entirely for the unexpected predominate This had of speed in th majors also is seen In the field where the sverage man probably will go from three to five feet further to eaca side after a ball On the basis of the larger figure the four InfleUers win cover an aggregate territory of aiproaimnieiy iorty leer more man the corresponding men In the minors although the difference In a league cf the Coasts caliber nrobablv will not average as great by more than nail Play MecWcalJ Perfect Mechanically baaebali probably I aa perfect In the minors now or at least the larger ones and frequently more smooth becaus a great chances are not taken ran best describe major league baseball as both better and worse than minor Batting If anything ha the edge up here The pitcher must use everything he ba en the ball all the time As a rule there are no soft spots In tJe batting order Once he begins to weaken It Is plain murder Tbe men step Into the ball and the cannonading Is on This explains the high average of change In the box her When they begin hitting a pitcher the manager cannot wait In the hope that he may come back In tb next round Owing to the severity of the batting the game un TONT BnOTTBM GOBS JT blx Tony Brottem former Kortbweitsr LsaftM entennr win nsro ciienc to mass me tins rimlt ss the malt of 4 deal ensti lr the MtUe Reek rlnh of tbe Southern treses by which Brottem end Rlnr Milter ontilelder will tbs Wasklnrim team Et the end of the seaeon It la reported that he Utile Beek etob te settle tMoo a sash and slse Oernelder Calm fersser leal and Ptiekar Carlss ta the deal der these condition frequently won and lost la a very few minutes and sometimes It eems la the space of seconds Tremendou scorss are Piled up and It le at such times that major league ball looks worse than minor Better arms of courts are the rule This Is especially tru of the outfielders A weak whip can no mora get by up here than flat feet can In the marine Distance speed and accuracy are attained In an almost unbelievable degree In view of the reckleas us of th arm up here It I no wonder that so many men come back to the minors with a dead whip Th only wonaer is that something doesnt snap ott ner Underrate ibetns eagner vi Th writer formerly made the common error of judging a major league team to a certain extenti by Its games In toe spring Most of It I true mad allowance for the fact that they were till In the tender training period but the allowance a a ruf ar not rat snoh TJier 1 hardly any wsmbUfWOb tween a league club In spring xhlbltlon and th same club In July By that tlm vrythlng na become all dash nap ana with th men lean ana wvi mnA reduced to sheer bone and muael With reasonable luck a good big league team should beat a good minor league team every day In the wea ai oi ar a number ot Inferior teams In the majors and to mv way ot think i ir two of them would hav a tough tlm gttlng by In tho minors The team winning th cramplonihlp on th Coast wouldnt finish last In th American Yanks Powerful Team At this tlmether appears to be riiin nln ht capable of etopping that Tankee Juggernaut Now the 1 from the standpoint of fin balaac do not look Ilk th beat team In the world as baseball machines have been appraised In the past out tney iook capnoio oi I rlub In tho world There has never been anything quite like them In baseball Tney reauy mora eneed than eome think but from Tihttt 1 have seen of them they could get along without any speed at alt No club seems able to stand hefera their sheer driving power The pitching staff has looked very Inferior at time But It Is better than its work Indicates The heavers were so sure that regardless of what hannened the wrecking crew would nrnvlde the necessary runs they be came Inexcusably slovenly la tbelr warlr But It Is the reserve strengin ox the Yankees whloh would appear to make them Irresistible by fortifying them against the unkind flings of fortune Duffy Lewis has been out for the better part of a month This would be a eevere blow to any other club At other times Ruth Ward PiPP Mensel and Fewster have been out of the line up from on causa Or another Yet they havent been reduced to a point where It was necessary to call on a player of the clasa of Lefty Ofoul who probably would ba playing regularly wjth ny fher club In th oountry Ward 1 a wonder at third short or second Meuael Is equally at home at third first or In the outfield Fewster Is a wonder and can play any of three points In the Infield Ruth can go in and pitch top notch ball It necessary KliEKiS HIT CHIPl OFTHE WESTERN flj sAv Itil JjX pi YoungFisherman Lands Big Trout William Johnson eleven year old son of Mrs Ii Johnson of Ban Rafael is a hero among the children and grown ups as well at Feather River Inn Toung Johnson Is an enthusiastic fisherman and while unable to make tho longer expeditions to the near by lake which the older fishermen enjoy be has been a constant and enthusiastic fisherman from the bridge that span the river Juet below the Inn Equipped with th latest thing in light rod end tackle he has spent hours attempting to entice Uncle Zeke the big experienced aeventeen Inch trout that lurks In the deep pool under the bridge to hi hook Like the efforts of the older men who have tried to take this wily old rainbow ihe boy efforts so tar hav proved futile Recently however there was a newcomer In the pool with Uncle Zeke an eleven Inch trout by no mean as wise as the other and this fish young Johnson snared and after a fight ot more than thirty minutes managed to land Mm According to George Webster who saw the contest It wak a bit ot angling that would do credit to many an older fisherman The fish weighed three pounds when dressed and was shipped by Johnson to a friend at home i i Jack Nelson High in Ulympic Shoot Jack Nelson was the high gun at ihe Lakeside traps yesterday when the fourth contest for a gun was shot among member of tb Olympic trap ehootlng organisation Nelson made S4 out of 40 The contest Is a series of six matches and Peat hold first place while Nelson comes next Cains and Charlea Knight scored 84 each while A Magee Jr made 63 Peet has II and Dr Schaller and George Mac Near Jr have 0 Charlea Llndemann with 47 and John Trainer with 45 were th remaining high guns In a twenty flve target special match Llndemann the shooting Jeweler won with a straight record He alee took the special doubles contest wth II blfds out of 24 San Francisco Boy Loses at Tennis PORTLAND July 17 Playing the best game of his youthful career Phil Neer of Portland today defeated Carl Gardner of Son Francisco In the finals ef th man lnls In the Oregon State tennis championship The score was I 7 41 14 I Miss Mayme MacPonald of Seattle defeated Mrs I NortbrUp of Portland In the challenge round ot the women singles I 27 thus retaining her title of Stat champion Jit Wills Would Be Fine Match for Jack Dempsey WW TORK July 17 If Jack Dempsey and his manager Jack Kearn ar really sincere In wishing to Belect the most worthy opponent for the champion In his first bout of consequence since he won the title it would appear that necessity for looking beyond Harry Wills the colored giant 1 needless Wills stands out far ahead of any ot the white heavies and If Dempsey la to be given any kind of test he must certslnly fsce some man better than Bill Brennan with all due respect to the courage and ability of that young man Dempsey Is apparently going to make New York city his headquarters while pursuing his campaign of eliminating aspirants It Is more than likely that the first big bout staged here under the new boxing law will be one In which Dempsey will figure as the center of attraction It may provide some excitement for the fans even if Dempseys opponent is not of th caliber of Wills And at any event the fan will he glad to fee Dempsey back at bis profession Wildcat Leonard and Young Joe Gans Draw NAPA July 1L Before a packed house in Napa last avenlng Wildcat Leonard and Young Joe dan fought for four round to a draw Freddie Adge of Petaluma outpointed Roy Sutherland after four rounds ot furious fighting Jimmy Poole won from Dixie Yonkers showing more class than ever Mlk Gibbon and Patsy Sloan went f6ur rounds to a draw In on of the best battles of the evening Roy Raney knocked out Sailor Johnny Martin In the fourth i i CANADIANS HOLD TRIALS MONTREAL Julr JT Creek athletes ef Canada competed at the Montreal Amateur Athletic Association Held here today or places on tbe taam that will represent tke dominion In the Olympic amea at Antwerp Earl Thompson of Dartmouth representing tbe prerlnee of Maekatcnewan created a new Canadian mark In the 110 meter hurtles when be eorered the distance in 15 1 6 seconds He Defeats Clarence Wolff of St Louis at Memphis in Final Match Br JOE DAVIS pedal by Leased Wire Tbe Okreahne EMPHIS Tena July 17 Chlok Kvan of th Edgewater Clnb of Chicago scored his fifth success In the western amateur golf championship by defeating Clevr ence Wolff of th Sunset Hill Clnb ot St Louis to day HI previous wins war at Homewood In 109 at Denver In 1112 and Grand Rapids In 1914 and at Cleveland In 1112 which was hi last appearance until this week It wa generally conceded at th outset that either Evans or Bobby Jones would pluck the championship plum and when the Chicago player by the aid of hi lucky finish defeated the Georgia atar on up on Friday th crown practically waa on hi brow Wolff Is a brilliant player but lack th steadiness ef hi veteran opponent who golfing campaigns hay been harder than those ot th Mlssourlan It takes par golf or thereabouts beat Evans and Wolffs only hop wa to hoot at his best and bave Brans go a little off his game This was the case with Evans in the early part of the match but WolfTalso ws off Chick was the first to strike his normal gait aa he came back In 27 In the morning and wa I up whea they adjourned for lunch Match End At Fourteenth Starting In the afternoon the presence ot a fair sized gallery appeared to act as a tonlo to both and on the first nine they played wonderfully welt Chick reached the turn In 37 one etroke over the hard par for th course but in spit of hi machine like work Wolff held him eves for eight hole each winning one and halving air Then In the ninth green Wolff failed to get his apprach putt nearer than five feet and Chick who missed Me I by a rouple of laches wa four up at the twenty seventh hole and had the tnntch well In hand The match ended on tbe fourteen ri at Which Evrns was even fours Only one birdie wa scored during the match Had Wolff been able Mo putt a little better he would have mad a closer mtach but he had trouble all week on the Bermuda grass greens Evans who waa In th strong half of the draw defeated lilckey eC Atlanta 1 and 2 and Spark of Terr Haute 2 and 2 In eighteen hole At thirty six hole he defeated June At ard of Ivans Pty and 4 aad Bobby Jooe 1 up Wolff hal harder sledding as he won 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