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SPORTS
Gossip About Events of National
Importance and the Persons
Who Are in the Head
Liner Classes.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 24. Foot
hall interest in clubdom on the Paci
fic coast centers on the annual game
between the elevens of the Olympic
club of San Francisco and the Mult
nomah Athletic club of Portland. Last
year the two teams played to a score
less tie in a game staked on the Ma
rina at the Panama Pacific exposi
tion.
With the experience of last season
behind them, tlit- local club is expect
ed to turn out a team this fall that
will approximate some of the crack
or-anizations that represented it in
the days before the American game
abandoned for Rugby, and the in
tr.ciub game which is scheduled for
December :i is expected to furnish a
far belter spectacle to the onlooker
thui it did last year.
Thirty-live men have been out for
pearlier since the start of the season
a few weeks ago, and they are fast
I..-, .lining grounded in the rudiments
of the game. The team work is ex
pected in begin to assert itself after
the first few regular matches have
been played. Among the candidates
for collegiate and high school stats
of the Rugby football field, as well at
University of California players whe
have a year's experience at the Am
erican code.
Games already scheduled lncludi
four clashes with the University o
California ’varsity, one with SI
Mary's college, two with the Unlvej
sity of California freshmen and a til
with tlie University of Nevada a
Reno. The Portlanders are equal!
anxious to carry off the football hoi
ors of the season, and also hav
arranged a strenuous schedule of pr<
lint in ary practice games.
With the close of the season for tb
Northwestern league, the usual que
tion of what next year will have i
store for the followers of basebal
1s being discussed. Conditions th
year, however, are more settled tha
they have been at any time In tl:
past, and a fairly accurate forecai
seems possible.
Uutte and Great Falls already ha\
forwarded President Blewett, of tl
league, the money which goes to the
national associations to protect their
territories. Both these points also
have decided to replace their skin
diamonds with turf infields.
Whether the league will include 1
eight instead of six clubs Is the mat
ter of chief general interest, Helena, i
Montana, is known to be anxious to
break into baseball, while Billings or
Missoula are considered good baseball
centers in which to place franchises.
Of last year’s teams, the Victoria
Club is the only one concerning which
there seems to be any question. The
war has more or less killed Interest In j
the game, and in the event that hos-'
lilities are likely to continue through j
the next baseball season, ;* would not |
he surprising If the Victorians dropped
out.
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The coyote, once despised pariah ^
ol the waste places, suddenly has
taken on an unusual and important
value in the estimation of hunters, ;
This is entirely due to the great war
which is raging in Europe. And the (
reason is that the soldiers In the |
trenches must lie protected against ,
the rigors of winter and coyote furs
aid in serving the purpose admirably.
Before the war, the coyote was
hunted primarily because it was do
I structive to domestic animals. Its
j depredations among sheep are a con
1 stant source of refeentment against it
on the part of sheep herders. Its
pelt then brought only a dollar or
two.
| Now the fur of the despised coyote
; is worth considerably more than the
entire sheep he destroyed. As high
is eight and ten dollars are being paid
, for a good skin. This fact may prove
a long step toward the ultimate exter
1 ruination of the animal.
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t1 ANCHORAGE, Sept. 23. — "Depart
y ' meat of the interior, Alaskan engi
, 1 neerlng commission, Anchorage, Alas
0 ka, September 23, 1910. Telegraphic
I proposals confirmed by letter will be
received by above commission at An
chorage, Alaska, until 2 p, m., Sep
p tember 28, 1916, for sale of piledrlver
. I equipment and barge of comm Isa ton
now located at Katalla, Alasku. Right
reserved to reject any or all bids. F.
Mears, Commissioner,"
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e Want—To buy a dory, about 30 feel
,t long. Apply Cordova House.
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e For Rent—House of five rooma. vAp
e ply at Bank. , *
MOUNTAIN. ,INN
Good hunting and fishing. Also flsl
ind gam* for sale In season. Boat
or rent, good meala and bed*. Rate
12.50 per day.
The Walkers
ALAGANICK, ALASKA.
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FOR
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