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MOTORCYCLIST* FLAX PICNICt lty Club to I'mcr-tnln at Magoon’s Park Sundflj.The Roae City Motorcycle Club will hold another ciub picnic at Magoon'a Park next Sunday. All ride re, whethermember* of the club or not, ere welcome to Join the crowd, which will leave the clubroom*. ss Broadway, at 10 A. M,At last Tuesday s meeting the club became 100 per cent F. A. M-. it now being the largest F. A_ M- club on theCoast and the second largest In membership In the United States,The Roue City Motorcycle Club \9 making arrangements to take port atthe Salem State Fair on Portland day, and the riders from the Northwest will be invited to attend the Fair, which will be featured by motorcycle races.Purple sweaters with yellow' and green monograms will be the official colors of the club. The present officers a re: *8. Axon, president; II. LuckwoJdt, vice-president, and George Strine, secretary and treasurer.Break With Eastern Associations Expected to FollowIncorporation at Salem.3 ORGANIZATIONS MERGESecretaries of Oregon Slate Fair, Southwest Washington and Grays Harbor Fairs to Direct Destinies of Sport In Northwest.NEW YORK AMERICAN* GO DOWNBY T-TO-I 8COEE,Chicago Walloped by ft-to-3 Tally by Host on i $«*tit1*a Triple la One of Feat area of Kaat Cob teat.NEW YORK, Aug, 14.—Cleveland defeat ad New York In tbe first game of their aeriea, 7 to 2. Bagby held the New York batter# in check and made three hit#, driving In two rum. Wood made hie hfth home run on the local grounds thla §eason. Score:TL II. E. R- H E,Cleveland,. 7 15 4 Now York. 2 5 3flatter!**—Bagby and O’Neill; Love*Ki.itmg, Sander# and Walter*.Boston 5, Chicago 3BOSTON, Aug. 14.—Boston won, B to 8, beating Russell for the first time. . d. a . « * L » a ■ I - a I . . a V -• kirn aaa »/knSALEM, Or,, Aug. 2 4.—(Special )*— Articles of Incorporation filed with Corporation Comm lop! oner schulder* man by the North Pacific Racing Association, with A It. Lea. George R. Waiker and C IL Palmer as Incorporator*. divulge a new deal In Pacific Northwest racing, which meftnn a break with Eastern trotting associations and an entirely new and independent ^sho-cUUon for the Northwest.Mr. Lea la secretary of the Oregon State Fair, Mr, Walker of the Southwest Washington Fair at Chehall# and Mr. Palmer of the Gray's Harbor Fair at Elm a. Wash.The duration of the association ta for 2fi years, and It is incorporated to have charge of harness, running, automobile, motorcycle and aeroplane racing. The incorporation comes under the act relative to associations not formed for profit and the capital la placed at $10.the present time only the three fairs represented by the incorporators are in the association, but it it* expected others will come later.“Offlc** of th*' association will heestablish'd In Portland and it la probable that officers will he elected and organisation perfected within the next 10 days,1* said Secretary Lea today.Thu* main reason for our taking steps to withdraw from the older trotting associations was the reason of expense, The National Association, withhcdauartcra In New York, wan the
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Portland Morning Oregonian
Portland, Oregon, US
Thu, Aug 15, 1918
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