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PORTLAND, April 13 (by Associat
ed Press).—Although the Pacific
Coast season opens two weeks ear
lier in other league towns than it
does here, the Beavers expect to ex
hibit a first-class ball team when they
play their first game on the home
grounds, April 20.
The catchers are the same as last
year—Baker and Koehler—the latter
f^n better form because of last year’s
experience.
The second base position is being
held open, it is understood, Ellison of
Detroit or Siglin being expected to
hold down this bag. Kingdon will be
at short, and he is reported faster and «
heavier than last year. Spranger or
Honeek may play at third. Wisterzil,
although recently suffering from a bad
knee, may play either second or third.
In the outfield will be Schaller, Maisel,
Cox, Barnabe and possibly some oth
ers not yet mentioned at the training
camp.
The pitching staff is said to be un
certain, although it is certain that
more and better material will be avail
able at the opening of the season than
was the case a year ago, according to
experts. Sutherland, Schroeder and
^ones are with the team again. Oth
ers who are expected to occupy the
jjyound are Juney, Durning and possi
bly Kallio. One or possibly two good
pitchers are expected to be obtained
from Detroit by the time the season
opens on the home crowd.
Several recruits have been working
hard at Ontario, but there is nothing
’definite on which or how many of
these may be retained.
Lew Blue will o.ccupy the first sack.
Blue is fast, a good hitter, and takes
chances on bases. Last year he was
caught off a number of times, but his
fast work on the paths won ball
games for Portland.
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BEING FITTED TO BUCK
ICE IN ARCTIC OCEAN
SEATTLE, April 13 (by Associated
Press).—Four auxiliary schooners, the
^Thrasher, Tyee, Hellenic and Silver
Wave, are being fitted here this spring
trading along the Siberian and
Alaskan coasts of the Arctic ocean.
They are being sheathed in iron bark
to protect them in bucking the ice
fields.
The Thrasher, the largest, will lead
the little fleet north. The Thrasher
replaces the historic old trader Belve
dere, which, after more than thirty
years in service, was crushed in the
ice off Siberia last fall.
The Tyee and Hellenic will work
along the Siberian coast and ascend
the rivers. The Hellenic plans to re
main five years in the Arctic. The
Silver Wave will work from Nome,
Alaska.
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