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mi; OTJEGOMAJT. THURSDAY. 3IAY 18, 1911 BEAVERS SNATCH FOUE WRESTLERS WHO WILL COMPETE IN NATIONAL CHAMPION SHIP TOURNAMENT TONIGHT AT HEILIO THEATER. WRESTLING BOUTS and played in nine games, winning two. losing three and finishing two. He showed a large amount of wildnesa thia year. Berry again telegraphed East for two pitchers. When Berry got Couchman from Pittsburg In the Nagle deal, it waa understood that if Couchman did not suit he waa to be sent back, the proposition being that Pituburg was to give Berry a class A player. ; TRAPSHOOTERS WLLL CONTEST I 4 V " r-:"" a i t i START TOfllGHT . ..... Senators Go A.'l to Pieces at Wir.d-Up and Portland Gets Four Scores. O'ROURKE IS ELIMINATED j Sjrnmntin Captain P,anltwil Be- nur nf ConrratJonal Activity. Jimmy Irwin Per have a Llko Mrtg In Lat frame. c!a!. Darknees did tn fcae a look-ta at tray's tra-lnn!rc rama. the Eea-e.-e t.-J rVnatore rattllnc of! 11 lnn!nse In Ie t!-u. that the uaual reju.atloo surr.e ,js. r-rtlar.d woo T' to 4. pil.n m four mm without effort In the flnal frame. who. tSe Senators want to plee-a. 3aL"Tmento bad no llcn-e to delay fha lir. ur.t I af.er t: e soeclfleal lime, har. lr aar.4 on:y four hits eff Kwnr ta trie 11 safeties plucked from II I Bra Hum's sr.oe.ta. (ap-i!n I'atiy O'Rourke wis rhuM cut f the c una In t'ie fourth for ctn-t:-i-iai &r.lt.(. I'ulin r-piaclna him. Jimmy Leas, t.ia retruit from ti. 8i. b'ctwd Ilka a :tvf In the 111 ft. let una tnr. rum over, ftarps -d. after O-it. j?heenaa wa.sed ind Duiln'l arror with f'e.-klcn-ttich filled tn sa.ks. Mirray riled to Injlin ar.d Koe.tner n.a.l a hit Into left ahlch slipped t. roush !-. Tl-.e three mea on rs- s a Sloped home while Jimmy chased ar;er me ball. Pulln erred oo Chad h ..".' rrounder whlla Koeetner scored. T . a"n:e ca. d wttil tha Senators : oitns out In one-two-three order. In t e first lnnlr.it. Danal found Koejt nr f r a douKe to left, acorlna" Thomas. ;t f.. reached flrst oo Ko.Uera' error a-d mde MronJ on a passe,! bail In the third Koestr.er ocean to win h i own iimi with a triple to center, ar.d aorln4 on Chadbourne's bangle to r r-.t. Sacramento leped ahead la tha f'-.fi. when Lerchen rapped a slnirle Into le:t ar.d later cam home on l'eckln Ii"ieh' boot of Imlln'a srrounder. Tha anta iu tha io-als another to tha sood with Mahoney slr.Kllns: and stealing. Van liar- n a safety and l ecklnpauirh a drop pine of tr.a ball whan tha double eteal wa. executed. L!it''.'iojrn alnt'ed and Kodora ."..uiil-'d in the e.aMth. tha former ecor Ir.c on Kyan a iacrtfiTa fir and tha latter on Krueg.r's drlva a Du'.ln. which waa too tot to handle, Th i famt went nip ad tu-k until tha final blowoff In th l.t.n Tha icora: Portion.! 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A 1 t r. - I- i r :j H SMfiy lilt KILLED MMA ' i Miit--3 ' " ' ' ta a ' Champions of" AH Sections of Country Are Guests in Portland Today. TWO-DAY MEET IMPORTANT XORTHAVESTKllX LEAGUE I 1JECTOKS PROP $2700 TOTAIa. PUjers' List TUlaed to SUlecrt Men Knock Out Monthly Payroll Amount in Six-Club Tact. Northweatern Leaeua Clrectora bay de creed a quick death for tha monthly sal ary limit of tVT'Vj'wlhch was to hava bound tha el a cluba durlns; tha 1911 sea aon. Tra irulllotlnlnc cams to pass at tha Seattla seajlon of the directors Mon day, w.ien tha bo.trd voted to raise tea p.arera' limit to 14 men. 'This will permit a club to carry five pttchera and ona younjtater 'or develop ment purpoeea. pointed out N;rk 11- llama last nlrht. "Take tha Spokane club, for Instance. Conn baa aa regulars Kraft. Wlllla. Holm. Honcer and rV-hen.-k. and the raisins of tha limit tj 14 permita It to carry Etrand. the yoUbT.rcr who waa ajld to Boalon. It dove'os that Vott Trown. part own er of the Vancouver club, waa squelched at ti e le irue aeaalon when he brought up the far-famed Hetllrn caaa, a.kluf that he be awarded the 1910 buntlnc "We have heard all of that lletllns; matter that we want to tear." aaid D. B. 1'ugd.ile. of tl.e Seattle aasoctatlon. "It baa become an eyesore In print. Be a sport for once." Tha aitVject waa not even brousht up for a vote, according to Joaeph t'ohn. of t.ne Spokane club. Judge W. W. Mo Crdla returned home yesterday. The Spokane folk are loud In their pralsea of Victoria aa a sporting munici pality. Victoria, averaged over luu all laat week and drew aMu Canadian "bue" Saturday afternoon. They don't fully undertaand tte game yet." said one of the Spokane players yesterday. "Xet3el at tnlrd knocked dwa a sure line tit and recovered In time to nab Ma man at first, but tha Canadlana didn't crack a amlle. When .Nordyke ate up a blah Infield By. bow ever, t-iat crowd went wild." T.i. C. A. 6vrlmner- lo Compete. The annual T. M. C. A. Pentathlon awimmlnc meet will be tomorrow ntjrht In the aesoolatlon t.xnk. The events will be ro-rard swim. -yifl! swim, ljo-yard BASEBaUL IN EPITOME Taaur I'rai i at a Glaae. i 14 .4M ..11 14 .444 1W JUO w. l. p.r. 23 3 .Ml 1.1 12 .JM 13 1.1 .S.14 13 13 .; 12 14 .! radfle CoevK. eetbweatern. W. L. P.C.I W. L. P C Torttaed ..3H lu .37 -pokane 0 .7a (aalATid ..1M 21 .5-11 Van -ouver .14 11 .i Saa Iran 2 23 .31 Seattle 13 12 .ju .ac'to .....21 -J .4. .atoma Vernon 22 24 .47 P..rt.anJ Loa Ar. a la i .4o4. Victoria NalWoml. A. v. . I- P C' Phirphta ..23 T .: retre.lt ... Plttacuri ..14 4 .4; Oii.ato .. New York.. 14 11 .! Hoatoa t i-.u-aco ...li 1.1 . M I'hil'phia . Clacio 12 11 ..'.22 New York. -. Ulll .. 13 .1 7 "lee!ar.d ..12 1 .4O0 Urooklja .. JO iVahlnr! 10 1 ,4j boatoa .... a 22 .-'o7 Ut Louia .. 0 a -ilo y sal ar day "a Baenlta. PaelfTo Coaat Iegue Portland T. Faera manto 3 (11 loalnxa); Oaklo-l 2. San JTraa ai o 1: Loa Auses 3. Vernoa 3. North aalara Lafue All gamee poet por.ed baauae of ra:n. NattTral Ieacu Philadelphia 4. Cincln m:I 2. ltroofctta I. Ohcaalo 0. St. Louis 3. Naw Torii 1; !:tte!ur 7. Hoaton a. A.Tf r: an 1-eaeu St. Lo if 0. Waahlng toa 2. Ch::if. T. PMIadeithla 3. C'.avaiand New Torli rame a.he.luieO e.leroay was played eundajr, UetroiL aad Kostee aot aaalula4. swim, divine plunge for distance and life-saving drill. Medals have been of fered by Harvey O' Bryan. The meet will be conducted on the time plan, cer tain performanrca getting a competitor a certain number of points. Unless 10 or more men tile their entries by o'clock Friday sight no meat will take place. 60,000 THOCT f SPAWV DCE Basket Creek Butchery to Receive Eastern Brook Shipment, VANCOUVER. Wash, May 17. (Spe cial.) Fifty thousand Eastern brook trout apawn will be received here for the atate trout hatchery on Basket Creek, naer Tacolt. within a few days. William Crawford, auperlntendent of the btate Fish Hatcheries, arrived to night from the Llagte Gorge hatchery. In King; County, where ha took 10.0u0 Rainbow trout spawn yesterday. In July 100.000 cut-throat trout will be ahlpped to the Basket Creek hatchery from Lake Chelan. Mr. Crawford haa not been at the mouth of the Columbia Kiver recently, but he has heard that tha run of salmon haa been light. He saya, however, that be haa never aeen a heavy run In a cold Spring. He believes the large run will come later when weather conditions are more favorable. Fishermen up and down the Columbia River have been doing; well In flghlng this Spring. IE.VX1S TOCIOiEY DATES SET Annual Spring Handicap for Mult nontah to Begin alone 10. ' A, B. McAlpln. chairman of the Mult nomah -Amateur Athletlo Club tennis committee, yeaterday announced, June 10 and following days aa the datea for the annual Spring handicap tennla tour nament for the Alma D. Katx cup. It is probable the ctty championship team play between Multnomah and Inrtng ton cluba will not take place until the last of June. - Multnomah now has six available courta on which to hold the tournament. Tha Kata cup la now held by Ralph C. OorrllL w-lpner over Btandt Wlcker sham laat year. It la very likely that the Irvlngton Cluba handicap tourney, acheduled to begin Saturday afternoon, will be post poned because of the rains. Entriea will bo accepted for thla tournament any day thla week by Chairman Brewer. Corbett building, or the .steward at the clubhouse. Continuous Performance to Be Wit nessed at Helllg Theater When Flrat Hatch Is Called art 8 o'clock Sixty Entered. Portland today 1s' host to tha Ama teur Athletlo Union wrestllnfr cham pions of the United States. Amateur athletee representing many ' clubs In the East and West are on hand for the grappling bouts. . The greater num ber of athletes are Paclflo Coaat men. The meet will begin tonight with the premllmiruary bouta and end tomorrow nlirht, all matchea being held at the Heilltt Theater. The wrestlers will assemble at 7 o'clock for the process of welKhlng: 'n and drawing lota. The drat bout will begin promptly at S o'clock and a con tinuous entertainment will be provided the reat of the erenintr. More than 30 matchea will be run off toniftht In the prelim Inar lea. Each bout will be of alx minutes' duration and In the event of no fall being aecured ah oxtra three minutes will be allowed. There are more than CO wrestlers en tered, comlnff from nearly a score of cluba In the United States. Several National amateur champions are on the scene, prepared to defend their titles. Henry J. Spanjer and Ous Batiers, of the National Turn Vereln. have trav eled across the continent from Newark, N. J., to compete: R. Jaeckels has come from the New York Athletic Club, while E. Schalk and V. Milchewskl came to Portland from the Davis Park Athletic Club, of Chicago. These are only a few National ama teur celebrltiea. Six men are here rep reaentlrir the Olympic Club, of San Francisco: two came from Los Angeles Athletic Club, teams have come from Spokane Athletlo Club. Seattle Athletic Club. Vancouver (B. C.) Athletic Club and men have entered from ABtorla, Rainier, The Dalles and the Oregon Agricultural College. All these men are here with the ex ception of the Oregon Agricultural College team, which will arrive today. Spokane. Seattle and Vancouver ath letes got In yesterday. Two new men entered yesterday. These are Boylng ton, a lightweight representing the Rainier Athletic Club, Seattle, and Ward Eulrlch, a 125-pound man from the Columbua Club, of Portland. Amateur Athletic Union rules will prove rn the matches, rolling falls count ing. Gold medals for first and silver for seconds will be arfven. Herbert Greenland and H. H. Rasch, of the Multnomah Club, are the two referees. Bert Farrell will be the an nouncer. W. B. Fechhelmer, Frank E. Watklns and George Parker will act aa timers. Advance seat sales Indicate packed houses each night. Seats are on sale at the Hellier Theater box office, Multnomah Club and at 1S3 Sixth treet. XATIOXAL LEAGUE. Philadelphia 4, Cincinnati 3. PHILADELPHIA. May 17. Luderus" long hits enabled Philadelphia to defeat Cincinnati in 13 innings. Luderus drove In two runs with a two bagger, and he won the game In the 11th with a home run drive over the right neld fence. The score: R. H. E. R- H. E. Cincinnati. .3 S 2lPhlla,phia .4 7 1 Batteries Fromme and McLean: Al exander and Dooin. Umpires O'Day and Brennan. Pittsburg; 1, Boston . BOSTON, May 17. Herxog's wild throw In the 13th Inning let In Pitts burg's winning run from Boston. Both teams furnished sensational hitting. The score: R. H. E. R- H. E. Boston. . . 10 3j Ittsburg. .7 1 1 Batteries Cuatls and Rarlden; Ferry, Lelneld. Camnltx and Gibson. Umpires Kiem and Doyle. ,St. Louis 3, Xew York 1. NEW YORK. May 17. Good pitching by Sallee enabled the Ft- Louis team to tnke today's game from New York score: and to break even on the' aeries. The P. H. E R. 11. E. St. , Louis. .3 .( OiVew York. .1 6 1 Batteries Salloe and Bliss, Bresna ban; Crandall and Myera. Umpires Klgler and Flnnernan. Brooklyn 1, Chicago 0. BROOKLYN, May 17. In a pitchers' battle with Richie. Bell shut out the Chicagoa.' The acore: R. H. E l R- H. E. Chicago. ..0 3 2Brooklyn. .1 4 0 Batteries Richie and Kllng: Bell and Bergen. Umpires Eaaon and Johnstone. Manager McGraw 6nspended. NEW YORK. May 17. President Lynch, of the National League, today suspended Manager John McGraw. of the New York club, for three days as the result of McGraw s trouble with Umpire Flnner nan at yesterday's New York-St. Loula gams here. A Borstal's Awful Deed may not paralyse a home so completely as a mother's lonir illness. But Dr. k inn's New Life Fills are a splendid, remedy for women. "Thev gave me wonderful benefit In constipation and female trouble " wrote Mrs. M. C. Dun lap, of I.eadhill. Tenn. It ailing, try Ultra. Jjo at oil druggists. AMERICA X LEAGUE. Chicago 7, Philadelphia S. CHICAGO. May 17. Chicago won the fourth straight game from Philadelphia.- Oldrlng a home run waa the fea ture of the game, aa It registered the longest hit ever made on the local ground. Score: R. H. E. R. H. E. Chicago... 7 12 l.Phlladel'a. . i It 1 Batteries Lange, Olmstead and Sulli van; Kuaaell, Morgan and Livingston. - St. Louis 9, Washington 2. ST. LOUIS, May 17. The locals had little trouble winning from Washington, making; a clean sweep of .the series. Score: R. H. E. R. H. E. Washington 2 S S.St. Louis 6 1 Batteries Walker, Otey. Sherry and Ainsmlth; Pelty and Stephens. SCHAEFER AXD KXEIX DROPPED Berry Changes Llnenp In Effort to Strengthen Los Angeles Team. L09 ANGELES. May 17. (Special.) Manager Henry Berry, of the Los An geles team, took the bit In his teeth to day and released Pitchers Schaefer and Klein in hla campaign of retrenchment and reform. Schaefer waa only taken on trial th the hope that he might "come back," but in his case It was shown that a slow wide curve will get nothing in this league, where a fast ball is the only thing that will fool a batsman. Klein was also with tha Angela laat season eT Rod and Gun Club Will Prac tice at Ileal 's Lake. Portland trapshootera and nimrods are organizing a new Rod ,and Gun Club. -The shoot under the new club's auspices will be next Sunday morning at Beal'a Lake, near Kenton, .on one of the arms of Columbia Slough. The or ganization of the new club haa been made possible by the Interest mani fested in the sport by D. O. Lively, general manager for the Portland Union Stock Yards, and Lee Lacy, of Swift Sc Company, who offered the use of part of the Union company's land for the club'a shoots. Trapshoeters among the members of the Multnomah Rod and Gun Club are still on -the anxious seat over the In ability of the organization to secure desirable grounds on which to erect their trapa. The season Is gettimr late and the sratterg-un artists are becoming "rusty" through lack of practice. A site may be secured within the next ten days. MISS FOWXES OUT OF COXTEST Dorothy Campbell Wins Two Matchea for Golf Championship. PORT RUSH. Ireland. May 17v Mlas Mary Fownes, of the Oakmont Country Club, of Pennsylvania, dropped out. of the British woman's golf championship contest today, losing In the second round to Miss E. Marshen, of Manchester, 4 up, 2 to play. Miss Dorothy Campbell, the American and Canadian champion, drove with her old-time vigor and defeated Miss Nlch olls. of Westward Ho, S up and 5 to play. In the third round Miss Campbell beat Miss Crummack. of the Lytham Club, S up and 4 to play. NORDYKE IS OF ROYALTY SPOKANE PLATER IS RELATED TO QUEEX OF HOLLAXD. Also, Some of His Ancestors Came Over on Mayflower Clnbs in Northwestern Have Bad Lnck. BT ROSCOB rAWCETT. Lou Nordyke, former Tacoma Tiger, St. Louis American and American As sociation star, now breaking bats for the Spokane champions, is a descendant of a royal family. Lou isn't bragging about his, distinction in fact. Is some what" reticent but murder will out and likewise lineage. In this case Queen Wilhelmina, the Dutch lassie who became high lady of the Netherlands at the age of 10, In November, 1890, is the honored blue blood." Edmund Nordyke, formerly of Portland, haa traced the sprouts back as far as the days of Charlemagne, Erall Frisk and. Joe Sugden. Lou has his word for It. Inquiry develops that Lou's ances tors were among the representative hardy few who crossed the seas on the good ship Mayflower and landed the Plymouth Rock pennant in 1620. Prls cilla did the heaving for the Mayflower club, with John Alden on the receiving end, according to Tim Murnane, Portus Baxter and other sport writers of the early days. With the barometer calling for wet weather today and postponed games all around the Northwest circuit on V ednesday, Jupiter Pluvlus can hardly be said to be playing a "ne plus ultra" game in the ballplayers' Caviar league. Ill-luck seems to be attending nearly every club In the Northwest circuit and owners will heave sighs of relief when May puts the stopper In the shedding of the aqua stuff. Holm will likely twirl for Spokane if the weather permits a game today. Nick Williams will not know whom to Install as quirks pusher until his men work out before the game. a "Mysterious Mitchell" wants a pitch ing Job. The ex-university twirler. Walker, who, under the above nom de guerre, set Saji Francisco agog last aeason for a few short weeks, has fin ished with his coaching work at Cor vallis and arrived in Portland last night. He may catch on with some Northwestern League club. a a a ' Rollie Zleder and teammates the other day hashed a phony telegram on Ping Bodie. the youthful fence-buster with the Chicago White Sox. and near ly caused a riot. "You are hereby turned over to the Los Angeles team In the Coast League," read the miBslve. Bodio tore around like a crazy man until Hugh Duffy explained that he knew nothing of it. a a a ' Bob" Brown, of the Vancouver club. asked waivers on George Engle, former Portland twirler. several days ago, and now Engle is the big noise on the Vancouver team. George has won five straight games, one hit, one two hits, two four hits and one six-hit. a a a . San Francisco has traded Outfielder Jimmy Lewis for Pitcher Carl Zam lock, of the Sacramento club. a a a Ban Johnson's last suit cost him a cool .1000. Expensive tailoring. LAXG AXD LESTER TO FIGHT American and Australian Arrange Second Match. STDNTTY.' Aus., May 17. Jack Lester, the.Cle Elum. Wash., heavyweight, and Bill Lang, the Australian pugilist, were matched today for a return right to be staged June 3. In their bout last Saturday Lester was disqualified for going to his knees without being hit. IRWIN'S ARRIVAL SATES GAME i Pitcher Reaches Fort Klamath at End of First Inning. rvnTT VT.AMATH. Or Mae 17 ICm. cial.) Arriving from Central Oregon at the end of the first Inning, Pitcher Irwin twirled the remainder, of the con test for Fort Klamath against Klamath Falls here Sunday, allowing no hits. The score waa 5 to 1 for Fort Klamath. catccer z,iinurura two nome runs. College Baseball Scores. Union La Fol- At, West Point West Point 2, College 1. At Princeton Princeton 4, lette 2. At New Haven Brown 5. Yale L At Cambridge Syracuse S, Harvard S. At Ann Arboi Michigan, 4; Oberlin. 1. At Princeton Yale Freshmen, 4: Princeton Freshmen, 1. Rain Prevents Games. Not a game was played yesterday in the Northwestern League. Bain cre NEW STYLES' .? V C-y-- NEW SHAPES vTlhi Birwr-E nHns ' Best $3.00 Hal. in ttlh WorM u SOLD BY SmWrng. vented the scheduled contests in Port land. Tacoma and Vancouver. matein- Ball Games, At Etm Thirteenth and Da via Stephen Oramiiur School 10, Holladay 4. Batteries Stephens, Johnston and Barb age lata.; Holla day, Davey and Fund. Brooklyn Juniors 8, 8ellwood 2. The Juniors play the Albina on Sunday. At West End grounds Arleta Cubs 20, Wtsstern Union 7. Smith, Staub and John son piNihed for Arleta. The Cubs desire games. Address- R. L. Dub tin. At Forest Grove Portland Trade School 10, Forest Grove High 3. Fitsgeraid of the Trade School desires out-of-town games. Portland's colored Giar.ts want Pa turd ay and Sunday frames at McKenrva Park. Ad dress La. Hubbard, box 745. Aged Timber Locator Dies. CENTRAXJA, Wash.. May 17. (Spe cial.) Dying ln nls lonely little cabin near Toledo, without medical care and with no companion save his chum of the woods, Tom Smith, Peter Solback's sad end was reported to Coroner Sttck lln yesterday afternoon. Selback was between 65 and TO years of age and was locating a timber claim to win a competency for his last days when death called him. So many say Santa Fe Service is superior, we know and . will tell Our roadbed admits of fast time. Our equipment is built by Pullman. Our meal service is managed by JVed Harvey. Our employes are courteous. Earth's scenic wonder, the Grand Canyon, is on your way and you have the privilege of stopping over. Scenes of Ancient Indian Pueblos, en route. Our booklets tell what you want to know. We are always Tickled to Talk Tickets. H. E. VERNON, Gen. Agt., 252 Alder Street Phone, Main 1274 go Santa Fe Through California BULLETIN MAT 18TH On May 18, 1860, Abraham Lincoln received the Re publican nomination for President for the first time. a::---.-.- t .e f2X'C-. i ' - - " " -'3 V " i, "t 1 : mmL TONIGHT WRESTLING a National Amateur Wrestling Tournament Held Under the Auspices of the Mult- , nomah Amateur Athletic Club at the . HEILIG THEATER Seats bow oa aale at the Helllsr Theater box office. Reserved seats, 75c, S 1.00, 1.50, S12.00, 12M. Geaeral admission, BOe. t