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4 1911. TTTE MORXTVO OREGOXIAX, MONDAY, MUHDNEY ASSISTS SENATORS TO RISE "AM FME' IS TTTPTTT.TVa SCEKXS OJI THE DIAMOND DtTEETO POETTJAND-YEENON GAMES AT LOS ANGELES Gathe in OPINION round and take a little look, fellows at the Ex-CoI!ege Star, Playing With Sacramento as Ifielder, Sensation in Box. . handsomest lot of Fall SWrtS and Neckwear Hogan's Offer to Purchase Re freshment Not Accepted by Beaver Team. . GREGORY STILL TOPS LIST SILVER SHOWERS STEEN . . . i . . "VTHERB YOTJ ...1 1 isji a ji-i 1 111 1 r1 n " -Tl II 'I t ' '" ''" .'"? I II I I I I I I I " " ' ' ' - ' - w - - BAR F GET ,aa BEST." MeOedlo and Tlprr Captain WraJa to Proclaiming Final Vlctorr la Ilaoe for Flatg Playrtw 3Iln gU With Spectator. 1T JACTC PAHHT. fttllt. piar-r port:nd Tam. Loa antiEu:s, cau o-t. . 8pe- elal. The Hrs and Tin era broke t.b ta todays play. The mornlnc fame at Vernon, which was won by tha loganttes by the tremendous score of t to 1. wa one of the moat farcical If.at I hae ever seen, and 1 hope that Co euch gams wl'.l be etaired attain by rlaas A team. The afternoon contest, trhtrn til poorly played by the Tigers, Went to the credit el.le of the Bearer ledger by the core of 17 to 6. In the forenoon the Tler batsmen hit the offrrlnm of both Koestner and Henderson to all corner of the "clear box" In whtrh the Kama wis played, and Into adjacent fields. When Man Ktr M.-Cre'lla became dlasy watching baa hits, home run and laughing lifers cron the home plate, knowing lhat the aame waa Inst, he gave aome ft hi regulars a rest, and ubitltuted bis extra player. Tew a Dry Saaday. This ridiculous game wa stopped eccaslonally while the players chased tpectatora. who had stolen balls. Into the overflow crowd. After thla farce Hogsn waa so Jubilant that he came to bur dressing-rooms and said: "Well. Hearers, you're beaten, and tr.r team alii now surely win the pen bant. Order a bottle of wine on me lonlght." When "Hap" waa making Ihia spiel. I cues he knew that thla lown I dry on Sundays. Of thla a'ternonn'a im a different story can be told. Kefore what waa estimated as a crowd of !').00. the leavers won with ridiculous ease, due lo the masterly pitching- of Bill Steen. lull was never In danaer and the way the entire Beaver outfit smashed tire balls served by the Tiger twlrlers waa fit for the gods 1 behold. Buddy- ltyan. whj fielded brilliant ly In hl old position at renter field, walloped the bail against the fence on several occasions, as did Itodgers and Fecklnpaush. silver Kalas fir Steeav Bill Steen. too. didn't forget what Us bat was for. In the sixth inning, with two men on the path. "Bis; Blx" bit the ball over the left fence for what waa said to be one of the longest hits made thla rear on the Loa Angelee grounds. Just bow much money tha popular twlrler received for th bom fun Is not known, but much sllvsr waa burled at htm. Tommy Bheehan was at hie old cor ker. Tbla move waa made because a left-handed pitched started tbe game. PHI Lindsay will likely be on tbe Job tomorrow. Th postponed rama. which baa been o much discussed, will be played to morrow mornlnc at Vernon, after re J.lrlog a mesaaire from President Gra ham, Manaaer alcCredle decided that be would play. MrCrewla la Cesrtsrsl. "Why. I'm not a bit disheartened. I've rot the best ball club, and you wl'.l sdmlt It on the closing day of tha sea ion." said lloaan after the game. "Tbe (leavers could bsve beaten any club In I he world thla afternoon, for they hit sverythlnr my r'hers offered. To morrow we will win both gaznea. IVairh ua." "W will win at least one tomor row." said lU-fredle. "Ilogan must tattle the Oakland club for the remain der of the week and Wolvertona men will at least break even on the series. Loa Anceles Is not any too strong now sad we should win the majority of our Kames from lllon's team." Tomorrow mornlnc Tom Featon will pitch, whl.e "iipeck llarknee will be n the firing line In the afternoon, lust whom lioaan will work la hard to tell, for be u.ej most of hta pitching timber today. However. l:oy Hut will probably be the rholre In the morn ing and Harry Mewart In the final. SEALS TAKE SWKKT KEVF.XGE (an IVandatx Club Irfoata Oakland In Both Gamn. 8 AX FRASl'l.xiM. Oct. I fan Fran Slsco tKk revenue upon Oakland to la v for defeats In the past week by taking both games of a doubleheader. fcrownlr. who pitched for the Seals In the mrnlna game, was Invincible, let ting Wolverton's men down wltb six tcattered hit and no runs. The scores: fra'Te earn.. esa ft r.n. .... ' Oak!and A) l r A r.- Ab iiroAE f-.well.lf I 4 1 II mis. If 4 o 3 e i 1 l e r tt .t-. A .... a rr . t I wn. rf. H n.l.rf U re s lo mse c. B u p. 3 2 1 1 1 S 0 J 1 o it. . . 2 DT rr.:ult S ? t 11 I" 'ah' m 2 t V ra s A M . I . . 3 1 AD.ee-P- . e 2 4 o 4 I t 4 10 4 O 1 3 11 10 1 i 0 1 1 1 o 1 1 T 1 Total .32 t 27 10 1; T.va! . l TT IS S -ORR TIT IXNISO. Ian rruclKt . O00eS a 1 n.ts o a i l i i i Osk.a.d ou O 0 h i. i o i t i i l a SlUVART. Ruas rowell. Viit. H'r.lle Two-bese fe:t. fK:tisa. Sscrifu-e hits i'r rrownleg. ..rrun. M.ArJ. et .tn sfcAnl. 2. Wri.vr J.hnn, Kirv; Iim oa r.l.e.! ba. 'rr (n'n:r 2. stru-k ont hf Ab.. If. l.r.n.i - roi. pi.?. St Tie t. Tf V iiiaU'v M.tx. W.svvr to sllm.ti. T:.u t 1 i ml1 ire VW.;ry Aftn n x fu rrn-r'.r o C:s-id At ii r A v. Ab H. re A B S.w.i: rf 4 I i O 'irm.n.tf. 4 1 O 1 kl k -r a 4 IIAKl) 1 P. r 4 I ao..-f . 4 H Sfi.t rt 4 I 1 e.-.t.. 4 1 aoo 1 I 2 v T-tn a. Ik. 4 a 2 t 2 I 'r.rrt. 4 I 4 1 4 u.r. 4 3 1 2 0 O O Vl"h a..'k 4 I 4 1 Pan a. Ik 4 I M 2 1 A .-. i 1 4 X TO.a e. 3 " V u.c . 30400 II . p. 4 a m i m p. i 4 1 e o oo.p. . lease Total . IT11 2' TotsL. 11 1 21 S lOOIS Bt INXIN'US. Car Fraactaro Hit. Pak and it:ti a I a l 1 0 2 i MMMU 0 2 IMIM1I 1 S 8l.il MART. ftqn rw.ll t. tri r. llf'Tsi. Wel farl a Tnr rune anil a bits .:f Martinor.l rn T t 3 l.-.riinaa II 'm. ri.r ri.i 2. H nhtrtoa &--Tt TO X nm"iL Ti mm hilt W.a.r a'-r!fif. hi .arm.n. ia t ajar. Jon.aoi Ili.tf rvi.naw War... Slrck out lr Mao.er s, llanis.-l UriiT 1 rskla r:r '" a. . w a hhia Tuas e fsoxs 1 1 1 t V-a-la aiMxae. . I . iw-ar F. ' 4. . ... -.'.'". " la. a ; . , ..- .. ... - , . W-f- ., m .m- a-.a.M H.aie.aawl aaia..!a 1 ' - . e J I V l.Ky - '4i?ip '''A. bti ah I Vr"- It..-., UK r ,:- r . .a s f - vv ABOVE, IF.rT FIEIDKR f II IDIIOI 4 1 IX THK IKVKVTH M a m v. i snnr llll llt-nstvn ai.rvi nnll .'liv PORTLA.VII. KCOKINO OS A tiLXGLU BY COMIC OPE G Portland Massacred in Morn ing, but "Comes Back." HOME RUNS HAVE VOGUE Score. 17 to 1 and IT to S, Give IrvsMloquatc ld,- of MTiat Took riser Crowd and PoUcfnwii n.h by War of Varlrty. tOnntlnued ri"iu nrst Pace.) run Into Luna I'ark on bla aecond ap pearance at the bat In that Inning, when tha Beavers tallied 11 runs off Pitcher Carson and Brackenrldge. A number of Portland men tossed colna to Steen after making bla homer with two men on the sacks ahead of hlra. Among the Portland fane waa Joe Itellly. who arrived In time to e the rooming game. Koestner started off all rlsht In the morning game, for he disposed of Car lisle easily, but after that hlta by tha Vernon slugger, botb In and out of the lot, netted four rune. IVasea Tallies Assaaaed. In the second Inning. Hogan'a wal lopers whanged the ball for an even balf-doxen tallies and a single and Hoy Hrashear s second homer In the third Inning csused the banishment of Koesnter and the substitution ot Hen derson, who wa Instructed to "stall" the rimt so the time limit would ex pire before the fifth Inning had been completed. But Vernon, after -fallln,! for the gag" for a time, realised the game Portland was trying, and by plallng a faster game and going out uulckty In several Innings, they man sged to work In the allotted number of frames. Toward the end of the game. Henderaon lobbed the ball tip and the Vernon sluggers fattened their aver ages. Af:r llenderaon went Into tbe game. McCrelle. seeing It waa hopelessly lost, took Kapps. Kodgera and l-a Unm out of the calamity to aave them for the afternoon. This put Tommy Sheehan. Jack R-irry and "Shoe" rflrrmann In for Tortland. teres Hesse rtaaa Made. Vernon aoored six bom runs In the morning. Brashear poled one out of the lot la the nrst and third lnnlnsa. Tatterson knocked home runs In the second. Hasty In the sixth and Stlnson In the seventh. while Brackenrldge hoisted or.e out of the enclosure In th eighth. Fortland' only tally In the morning was a homer by Fecklnpaugh in the seventh, and tha aeventb homer m tbe elugfesu Vernon la not a, good place in which to play baseball. There are too many pigpens adjacent to tha park. The proposition to change the ernon team to some other suburb of I-os Angeles next seaaon ought to be unanimously agreed upon by tha magnate here. Beer waa freely aold at the Vernon park thia lrunday morning, and bent th flrt eaoltement earn when a, bag aid an aijiy kwtll al v , .Hf.o rr js; v vvjt - am fv -'.. ,3- t 5 A i 0 RF, OP PORTLAXD, COBIXO THB OF W K fl K-ill T f tiASH U.-V til . 1 OV IllPTi lATTHER BHO. VKBXIIS, OX Kir; HI' BFl.OH, THIRD Umpire Van Haltren. Luckily, the I umpire saw the missile coming and his back been turned at the time he might bave been seriously Injured. Bottle-Thrower Ejected. Hogan Immediately had tha bottle thrower ejected from the park. He Informed the writer that he had to guard against this sort of thlni? at every game played at thla place. Happy played fair all tha time and deserves credit for the disposition he haa shown tbla series. President Graham has Issued an or der to AlcCredle requiring him to play off tha poatponed game with Vernon tomorrow morning and the Bearer leader saya that he will follow instruc tions, but may decide to play the game' tinder protest. McCredla asserta that bla club cannot be compelled to play thla game unless the Vernon club has an open date, and he maintains that tomorrow la not an open date, aa a regularly acheduled game is elated for tbe afternoon. McCredle la decidedly wrathy at the telegram sent him by Judge Graham, and tha playing of this game may In volve tha Bearer leader In another controversy with the president of the league. Tha acbedule of the l'aclnc Coast League requlrea Portland to play seven garoea In six days, with the aame number to follow wltb th Lo Angeles club, and th Portland leader thlnka that thla number ot games la all that be ahould be com pelled to play thla series. Koestarr la Plate. Elmer Koeatner will probably try th morning gam stunt at Vernon tomorrow, while peck Harkness will be sent against tha Villager lo the afternoon. ttunday's score In detail: Morning samp. Vcrooa I Fortland Ah H Po A El At) h. ro A E r-lle.-f o Vb'ne.lf 0 1 Kuai.il . P a.in.lb. rVr.r.2b frneon.rf It 1 11.3b B ell aa. K'tnua.ae flrXi B.C. Haatr.c. H'n.lb Hut. p. . Otpe.p. . Brci.ll) Total.. 0 It's.rs 2o H han.lo. VX's'y.S-Ib V Rapp.lb. l'Harry.lb. 0'Kyn.rr.. O K'xer.cf . t'.l-k shea 0 LaIVDc.e 0'lrosiin.c 0 K'n.r.D.. ii 0 3 o 0 3 0 0 10 0 0 0 11 2 2 1 0 0 ll'Sun.p.. 1 13 31 2T It l Total. S3 124 t . PCOKE BT INNINGS. Vernon 4 i 0 0 3 1 S IT Hit MIUli: ill PortJand 0 0O00O1 0 0 1 Bits 1 01111111 8 SUM MART. Runs Csrltsl (21. Roa (3). Pstteraon (S). Krsstiear (3). Stlnaoa (ll. McvDcnnell (.1). Hurra U (2l, Rasllngs Brown, tiasiy, Hitt. lllpe. Brackanriiise. Pecklnpausb. Three blta and no runs off Hltt In 4 Inning;: 12 hits and 12 rune off Koeatner In 2 1-3 In niHF. Hum. rum Brsahe.r (2, Perkln pauth. t'attrrson. Hasty. Kunaon. Bracken riJ. Tao t-ae hits l attei-aon. Hurreii 'i). McDonnell. Rodierm. Carlisle (3), Rawlins til. Hltt, Cilpe. Ros, Stlnann. Sheehan. Krueger Stolen baa?e Brsshaar. Koda-ers. Bases on balls off Koestner 2; Hntlerson 2 Btmrk out By Henderson 3. Hltt a. Double plays Bfermaa to Barry. Wild pltehe. Hemlerson. Hit by pitcher Hemleraon by Clpe. Time 1:45. Umpires HlMerbraod and Vsn Haltr.n. Afternoon gsme. V.rsoa I Portland Ab H Po A E Ab H Po A f: f Male.rf 1 b'nr'e.lf 0 3 3 0 0 R. :f . . P -.n.lb. R h sr 2b S""n.rf . M D ll Jb B r ll.sa. I'm n.c H rs.e. f'ton-p.. Pin.p. Hty.e. S relit. p. '.ipe... B rl p 1 S 1 11 0 !t(Vers.2b n 'ban.3b. 1 Rapps.lb 0 Kvan.rf . 0 K ger.rf . 2 P p sh.as I. L s.c. O Sleea.p. . e s 1 o o 6 1 3 0 0 3 8 0 0 S 2 0 O 4X200 4 0 0 3 10 O O 9 2 0 1 0 3 3 3 1 X I 1 X 0 0 0 o 1 1 o I o 0 1 Total. S 12 27 12 5 Total. 51 22 27 I 1 Olpe batted for Stanfieid In ninth. COKg BT IMMIKdB, Varnsa t t 4 t t.-' v -eae , -a -J , T HI X Til T TIED THE NIOHE, run 1 0 IV r.i.r. ,r.. riv.ni.. KAPPS I. (IPE.M.Vli GAME O.V Hits 0 2 0 0 0 2 Portland 3 O 1 0 0 11 Hit .4 o 3 3 0 9 1 4 0 O 1 1 S 12 2 17 3 22 SUMMARY. Runs Brashear (21. Stlnson 2). GIpe, Chailbourne. HodKers (J), Sheehan (:!). Kappa :ti. Ryan (3). pecklnpaugh (2). La Lohki 2i. Steen 121. rive hits and 7 runs off Hrsckenrldse in one Inning: 8 hits 4 runs off Garaon In 2-3 Inning; a hits 4 rue off Castlvton la 2 1-3 Inniusa. Home run Stecn. Two base hlta Rodger (2), Krueger. Ryan (.1). Sttnaon t3. Rappa. Rim, Hnsty. McDonnell. Pecklnpaujrh. Sac rlfls hit Kruecer. Stolen baaes Rons. Chad bourne. Peck InKpaugn. Baaaea on balls Off Steen 1. Stanfieid. Struck out t-'ar-son 8. Steen 10. Stanfieid 1. Wild pitches Caatleton. rareon. Hit bv pitcher Ross. Time 2:43. Umpires lilldehrand and Van llallren. SENATORS VVIX TWO GAMES Peto Palej-'s Tlicft of Tlilrd and Home Only Good Piny by Angels. , SACRAMENTO. Oct. 8. Paley. Los Angeles centernelder. In the third in ning of the afternoon game here to day, stole third and then stole home, but it was the only flash of brilliancy which the Southerners showed during the two games. Sacramento had little trouble in taking both. In the after noon game Los Angeles got a four run lead In three innings, but a triple, two doubles and four singles netted Sacramento seven runs and a 7 to 4 rlctory. Scores: Afternoon Came. Los Anselea Sacramento Ab Hh Po A E Ab Bh Po A K Dulln.2b 3 1 3 S V Mad'n.rf 4 3 10 0 MilT.lb 4 1 B 0 WI'ma.rf 1 0 2 0 0 AMLlb 4 1 14 0 0Shlnn..1h 5 12 6 2 Helt'r.rf 4 0 1 0 0 VH ke..a 5 2 3 3 0 Del'a.sa 4 0 0 3 O.Tho'n.lb S 2 11 1 0 1-nber.lf 4 0 10 1 V.B'n.cf 4 3 3 0 0 Bro k.o 4 0 3 1 1 Lewln.lf 3 1110 Toier.p 2 2 0 2 0 Tho'as.c 4 2 4 0 0 Leve'ap 1 0 0 2 0 Heti'r.2b 2 0 1 0 1 Byranvp 4 2 0 4 0 Totals 34 I H 2 Totals 37 15 27 14 8 SCORE BT IXNINOS. Los Angeles 2 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 Hits 3 0 2 0 1 0 0 0 0 Sacramento 0 0 0 7 0 0 0 0 7 Hits 1 118 1111 15 SUMMART. Rons trulln 2. Metzger, Daley. Madden. Shinn. Van Buren. Lewis, Thomas. Heis ter. Byram. Seven runs and 11 hits off Toaer In four Inninits. Charge defeat to Toser. Three-base hits Byram. Thomas. Mailden. Two-haae hits Abbott. Lewis, llyram. Sacrifice hits Lewla. Beister. Stolen bases Duiln. Daley 2). Bases on bslis Off Leverens 1, off Byram 1. Struck out Bs Byram 4. Wild pitch Byram. Time of game 130. t mplre i- inney. Pacific (uaiu W. U P. Xalinnal. W. L P.O. Portland lt 71 N". York S 01 .857 1)1 1 .6 85 03 ..".74 70 71 74 73 .50.: Vemon.. Ill TS Oakland ion S2 3acto. . . Ins San Fran f'3 M Los Ang 77 117 r.7'.'h!ca.Ko. 52.1-Plltabrg 4:.S I'hlla. . . 447 St. Louis 3-itl rincln tl. Brookl'n 6S S.1 ,4."iO 81 Si .41 Boston 4n 107 .tw W eatem American W. L PC. I r"l. - Denver. lol 53 .4PhlIs. . . . S. Joveph 1 84 .6!7 Detroit. . PueMo... 00 74 .5o5f 'levela'd 8. City.. 84 SO .BUMImrton.. Lincoln.. M 81 .5'liU"hlcaso. Omaba.. el S2 .4IWX. York. Tnoek... 59 1 M.I IV ashing' 101 50 .rtS : S .S77 Sl 71 .522 T 7J .r 75 74 .f.i'3 78 73 .5110 (14 UO .411 D Moines 49 113 .30231 Loula 45 105 .3o0 Yeaterday's Besulta. t Psclfle Cosst League Portland 1-17, Ver non 27-5: San Francisco 3-3. Oakland 0-2; Sacramento 8-7. Los Aneeles 0-4. National League Chicago 3, Pittsburg 2: St. Luula 5. Cincinnati 0. American League Chicago 10. Cleveland 4- St. Louis 17-5. Detroit 2-0. Western league Denver 11-11, St. Joseph j-2 ; Sioux City o. Pueblo 3: Des Moines 4. Lincoln 3; On-.anS 11-. Toieka 6-0. Exports from the United Ststes this year sre expected to pass the two-billlon-dollsr mark. and not one man In a million has any conception of what a billion means. A million seconds Is but 11 days. How much ta a billies ssevsaaT It is about 33 yeara BASEBALL IN EPITOME rsar Leagsrs sat a Glaweav C. nartcm, Castlrton and Hend?rBon Art Alioad of Abies tn Pltoher' Records TLarknrss' Wins and Iaoeses Are Equal. Mahoney, the old Fordharn College pitcher, who waa gobbled up by Boston as an outfielder because of his hit ting, but who railed to anow mow class with Sacramento, has been the ensatlon of the past two weeks in th pitching line, winning hi only . - . . . p.iav n'Rnurke'i green socks, who have now risen above San Francisco Into lourcn piace. n-!.. ra. t o ii. nitnhlnsr average up to last Monday show Qregory. of Oakland, the league leader, with Car son and Castleton. of Vernon, and Henderson ahead of Abies, the big Oakland southpaw, who haa led the Held all season. ruirn" the Btatlstics show but four wins and . v.,. , hi. vtctorv over Ver- r.on raise this to a five and five break. Speck s last two aeieais been 1 to 0 affairs. Reeorda Are Sbowaw The figures: Oma.Wn.Lat.Tied P. C. 2 2 0 0 1.000 " 5 4 1 0 .800 o, is AO .704 tlteher. XTnhonev. R ...... . Tozer, L. A ... Gregory, o .700 .676 .8.-. .655 .ft"0 .825 .615 .600 .800 .55 .B4 .5114 .Bf6 .571 .."r.3 .545 .531 .500 .h"0 Carson. V. ....... . Castleton. V...... Henderson. P..... Abies, O Steen, P Itrackenrldge. V... Htewnrt, V........ Koestner, P. ..... Martni, O Uoon P Chrlstenson. O.... Hltt. V Baum. 3 Kalelith. V Dellle, L. A. Kilter. t4. F Miller. S. F Thornton, 8. ........ miscall. L. A Nagle, L. A........ Palmer, L. A........ 4 2 2 0 .500 1110 .oou 2 Fitzkcrald, 3 Merkle. R F ArreManes, S .15 .ID . 9 Iturkncns. P. . . . Halla. L A Tlvram. S Olpe. V........ I Fanning, a. -r , Knight. O & S.... Jl triofee n Browning. S. F. 20 Thompson. S. ....... 31 Kiiroy. v. Crliier. I- A.,... .23 .:804 t,ni. L. A-...... Hunt, S Stever. L- A.. ...... T ..... n .. 1 .. 1 .. 1 .000 .000 nnAAv S Also no nil game.. Engle Glveat Hard Rob. . . ti.-.aiam T .eft true final in trie j tiv, averages, Jimmy Wiggs and Ralph Willis. ex-Coast League heavers, gave George Engle, of Vancouver hard rub for premier nonoru, i;""- " , " out in the last two weeks by dropping 4ati-g.TiH Victorians. two Karnes w " - H It was a Rreat year for Willis He was the only memoer m - .... i'u -iv, n to winning stair mat nem torm through the "ilserable midseason slumn. Spokane won onu '"'f fi o, so.ttie in July and August and Willis won all three u Willis was very e"""'" Tii : -- KonttlA. while. sngefy-enoughr'n; had all Bnd. of trouble with tne Knarle the other Spokane Pltcher"',.kEB had his trouble persistently with Spo kane and also took a couple of trim ming, from Victoria. Schwann, eght straight victories from Victoria waa a ,.,.. f the pitching season. Eng'e was the hardest pitcher to hit! generally holding opponent to Sve hiU or less 11 times during the sesson-.- ct,.n. also held hits -aknclose game. losintr four conieaui " -lowed the opposition only four hits. Strand the youthful pitching "phe nom old'at I record price to Bo. on SHeSe wafiy" b ?oi horn? m South Prairie, He ex pects to report to Boston In the Spring, however. Statistics Are Given. Here are the Northwestern League pifchlSg records, showing : the games won and lost by each pitcher. . i 0 l.ono Wlllett. Vancouver j 0 j wo Drinker, Vancouver 0 j.o')0 Melvor, Seattle oi a .7S6 Jungle, , - Xlajtmyer. Portland Wlggs. Seattle ... Wlliis. Spokane ... a i .7ro ...33 11 .O'.'l t .HIV7 Schwauk. bponao. , 5 .6(j7 Skeele. Beattle , g i6sa G.rvals. Vancouver ,8 jj 6;.i Fullerton. Seattle -, ,j 5l,4 hwauk. Spokane 10 5 .607 Kraft, Spokane Garrett. Portland Cates. Vancouver Kasmussen. Vancouver Holm. Spokane Annls. Taeoma Lamllne. Portland O'Laughlen. Spokane Jensen, Van-Port Clark. Vancouver Erlckson, Van- lo Gordon, Tacoana 2ackert. Seattle t happelle. Van-Port Bonner, Spokane Houck. Spokane Sage. Vic-Seattle Archer, Seat-Port Hloomfleld Tnnneson. Portland Hall. Tacoma Haker. Tacoma Si hmuts, Tacoma Higgina. Tacoma Eastley, Portland XIMer. Tacoma Seaton. Seattle McCamment. Tacoma Thomas, Victoria Strand. Spokane ............ Telford. Van-Vic Butler. Seattle Henkle, Seat-Port Knight. Seattle Asher. Tacoma McCreery. Victoria Furchner, Victoria Starkell. Victoria Lake. Victoria .............. Williams. Victoria Brown. Victoria Thnrsen. Victoria Purphlei. Victoria Kane. Victoria Rush, Victoria Marshall, Victoria 14 a l 23 11 0 21 11 0 19 10 1 26 14 1 15 9 0 10 10 1 21 14 1 3 2 0 22 15 1 lt 13 0 19 13 0 17 12 1 18 13 1 21 17 0 .18 15 0 20 23 0 22 22 0 IS 18 1 3 3 0 2 2 0 110 110 15 16 1 S 9 0 7 8 0 8 10 1 4 5 0 10 13 1 13 17 0 3 4 0 3 5 0 4 7 0 8 15 0 10 19 0 11 20 1 . 6 13 0 T 18 0 5 12 0 5 17 0 3 12 0 0 10 0 10 0 10 16 11 1 12 .671 15 12 .55 10 8 .5r.8 13 12 .556 .12 10 .545 7 8 .538 . 9 I .529 .12 11 .528 .13 12 .52U ,15 14 .517 17 12 .615 , 1 1 .500 .12 12 .500 , 4 4 -500 13 14 .500 . 4 4 .500 .13 13 .500 .13 13 .600 .10 10 .5O0 . 5 5 .5u0 .14 15 -4S3 .13 14 .41 . 7 8 .487 . 5 6 .4.-.4 . 9 11 -4'0 . 4 5 .444 . 7 11 .SMI . 5 9 .3.-.7 . 4 2 .3:13 . 1 2 .333 . 2 4 .333 . 1 2 .333 . 1 2 .333 .11 23 .324 , 5 12 -.294 . 6 12 .278 . 8 8 .273 . 5 14 -283 . 1 4 .200 . 2 12 .143 0 5 .000 I 0 1 -OO0 . o l .ooo . 0 2 .000 North Bank Team loses. WHITE SALMON, Wash., Oct . (Special:) The pennant winners of the Columbia River League walked away with the rubber In the series played with the North Bank Road team, de feating them in a closely - contested game today. The score was 4 to 3. Dale's two-bagger, followed by Guern sey's single to left -field brought the winning runs. Battery for White Sal mon. Stockton and Beiser; North Bank. berta and McHal- that you have thus far seen in Portland. Reminds you of the big exhibits you've seen -in New York. SHIRTS $1.50 UP. TIES SOc UP TICKET GRY GROW! Various Schemes Tried to Get World's Series Seats. MAIL IS MOUNTAIN HIGH Office rVjrco Slaves Away Sorting Mall Orders for Admittance to Bis Games Greatest Rush on Record Is On. NEW YORK, Oct. . 8. Despite an nouncements that only applications forwarded by mail would receive atten tion, hundreds who desire to see one or more games of the series for the world's baseball championship be sieged the offices of the New York Na tional League Club tonight. All were turned back, however. Inside the offices a large force sort ed the mall orders which kept pouring it. Even after a busy Sunday. Secre tary Gray was hardly able to eee day light through the piles of applications. And there is another day yet for the accumulation to increase. "The greatest rush on record for baseball tickets, Is what those famil iar with the history of world's series advance sales call It. Many schemes to secure special at tention were tried by applicants. Mes senger boys by the score came to the offices with letters enclosing applica tions and money, but all were turned away. One enterprising Individual enclosed his application in a huge packing box marked "valuable," and sent it by ex press. The letter was taken out of the box and tossed into a pile of thousands of applications waiting to be sorted. AMERICAN LEAGUE. Chicago 10, Cleveland 4. CHICAGO, Oct. 8. Chicago and Cleveland closed the American League season here in a one-sided game, Chi cago winning 10 to 4. By winning to day, Chicago clinched fourth place In the league race by a fraction of a point. Score: R.H.E.I R.H.E. Chicago,... 10 17 4Cleveland.. 4 4 1 Batteries Bens. White and JCreltz; James, Baskette and Easterly. St. Louis 17-5, Detroit 2-0. ST. LOUIS, Oct. 8. The American League season closed here today with two games with Detroit. Cold weather kept down tne atienoance nu iuo players did not exert themselves. Score: R.H.E.I R.H.E. Detroit 2 6 4 St Louis 17 21 S Batteries Lafitte and Schmidt; Lake and Stephens. R.H.E.I R.H.E. Detroit 0 2 2St Louis.... S70 Batteries Taylor and Wilson; Mitch ell and Krltchell. XATIOXAD LEAGCE. St. Lonls 6, Cincinnati 0. rmpmiiTT rti. s Lr'lnc.innati was defeated today. Harmon allowed but two scratch hits, tie waa supponeu j brilliantly. The score: I R. H. E.I R. H. E. 1 St Louis. . .5 9 HCincInnati. .0 2 1 I) .. . . 1 ... TTormnn and R 1 1 R H Rf'TI t DTI Fromme and Clarke, McLean. Umpires Day and jsmsiie. Chicago S, Pittsburg 2. CHICAGO. Oct. 8. Bunched hits, coupled with errors by Leigh gave Chi cago a victory, 3 to 2, In 11 Innings. The score: R. H. E.I R. H. E. Chicago. . .3 8 lPlttsburg. ..294 Batteries Ritchie. Mclntyre and Graham. Needham: Hendrix and Simon. Umpires Johnstone and Eason. PATTERSON" IS OCT OF GAME Oakland Fielder Seriously Injured When Spiked During Play. SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 8. Center fielder Patterson, of the Oakland base ball team,. is out of the game for the remainder of the seaaon as the result of injuries received while sliding to the home plate in yesterday's game. He was spiked and wrenched his knee so badly that he is unabfe to walk.. ESCHELES ARE THE CHAMPIOXS Rupert's Team Defeats Columbus Club by 4-to-l Score. "Red" Rupert's Escheles nine de feated the Columbus Club team yester day afternoon, 4 to 1, and now claims tbe state semi-professional champion ship. . When the Columbus team trounced the Gresham Giants recently, they beat the team which had been beating everything about tha state and was On Washington Near Fifth recognized as having the best claim to the high honor. Goddard pitched a superb game for the Escheles. keeping the hits well scattered and fanning ten men. Turk, of the victorious team, enlivened the game with a four-cushion clout, scor ing Goddard aiead of him. The score: R. H. E. R. H. E. Escheles. . .4 4 lColumbus. .1 6 4 Batteries Goddard and Peterson; Hewitt and McBride. FANDOM AT RANDOM HARRY ABLES, star flinger of the Commuters, recently received a telegram from the manager of the Santa Fe team, of Albuquerque, N. M., asking him to name his terms to twirl a series of games there this month. Of course, the slim giant had to de cline, but he wanted to take the trip, for the Santa Fe club is composed of "cullud" gentlemen and Harry pitched against them on one occasion. "I used nothing but the bean ball," said Abies, in recalling his game against the ebony stars. "Every time one of them would step up to the plate I would heave a fast straight one at his head, and I waa shooting well that day, too. Six times I beaned them, and at that I won the game. They got so they would stand about six feet away from the plate and strike at any thing I threw, so they could get back to the bench." Ty Cobb played his last game of the season in Cleveland, Manager Jen nings excusing him from making the St. Louis trip. . During the year's play, the Georgia peach did nobly. He broke Willie Keeler's fancy hit record, 243 bingles, which has been the high mark since 1897. Cobb leads the American League in base-stealing and run-getting, having 85 stolen bases and 14a runs to his credit for the season. Ho led his league in batting with .417. He made 247 hits. It la predicted that receipts of the forthcoming world's series will be ' $300,000. This estimate is made on the theory that the series will be closely contested. The high-water mark now Is J188.305.50, taken in during the Pittsburg-Detroit series In 1909. In 1903, when Pittsburg and Boston hooked up, the total amount paid for admission was J50.000. Members of the winning team received $1182 eaon; Pittsburg players pulling down $1316.25 each. In 1905 each Giant was presented with $1142, while the Athletics drew $832.22 each. The gate receipts were $69,436.81. When the White Sox beat the Cubs in 1906, $106,550 was taken in. The Americans received $1847.63 each, while Chance's men got $439.50 each. The next year the total fell to $101, 728.60, this being the first series be tween Chicago and Detroit. Each Cub received $2142.86. Every member of the Tigers received $1945.96. The gate receipts dwindled to $94, 875.60 when these same teams met In 1908. The Cubs received $1317.63 each and the Tigers $875 each. In 1909 the record was smashed when Pittsburg and Detroit attracted $188,302.50 to the box offices. Each Pirate received $1745.87 and the Tigers $338.50 each. Last year the Athletics and Cubs drew $173,980. Each Athlete received $2062.79, and each Cub $1375.16. Have you dined at the Carlton? Clean batfcrocn tab, pipes and sink with To keep bath tub and lava tory snow white to keep metal pipes,' fixtures and taps brightly burnished to purify metal bowl there's nothing on earth like Geld Dust. Gold Dust is the great sanitary clean ser, because it sterilizes while it cleans, and drives out every germ and hidden impurity. Other products may clean the surface Gold Dost clean ses to the bottom. Add a heaping teaspoonful of Gold Dust to a pail of water and you are ready to proVe these claims. Do not hm borax oao, naphtha, soda, ammonia or kero en with GOLD DUST. GOLD DUST hat all deair bla deanaintf qual ities in a perfectly harmless and 1 act ing1 form. 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