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Newspaper Page Text1 THE MORNING OKEGONIASr,. TUESDAY, 'JUNE 21,, 1904. 8 EASY TO SLIDE Dugs Find It Hard to Stop Downward Career. LOSE TO OAKLAND BY 8 TO 6 Portland Team Gets Away in Front as Usual, but .Commuters Quickly Overhaul TJiem in Spite of the Many Errors. and McHale's fine fielding in center. At tendance, m Score: R.H.E. Salt Lake 10102400 13 3 Butte 0010 0 0311-310 1 Batteries Bssick and Hansen; Hoon and Spencer. Umpire Davis. NATIONAL LEAGUE. Philadelphia 6-0, Boston 3-9. BOSTON, June 20. Philadelphia won the first game today and Boston the sec ond. The afternoon came abounded in brilliant fielding plays. Philadelphia's outfielders and the Boston Jnflelders di vided the honors in the first game. Long hits by Cooley ecored six of, Boston's runs In the second game. Attendance, 2300. Score: First game R.H.E.I R.H.E. Philadelphia .6 S Boston 3 5 1 Batteries Duggleby, Dooln and Roth; Carney, Plttinger and Norman. Second game R.H.E.j R.H.E. Boston 9 10 OjFhlladelphla ..0 10 1 Batteries Wilhelm and Needham; Frazee and Dooln. Umpire Johnstone. PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE. Yes tenia j-'s Scores. Oakland, 8; Portland, G. Seattle, 13; Loa Anseles, O. Standing of the Clubs. Won. Lost. P. C. Tacoma .. 40 35 .563 Oakland 45 35 .582 Los A&gelM 45 30 .555 Seattle 42 87 .533 Ban Francisco 35 44 .443 Portland 25 51 .82) Please be patient with these Dugs little -while longer, good people. They have been breaking their necks down the soapy chute so long now that they are still In a Mazarine maze. They were still In that befogged state yesterday and that Is why they virtually handed Oakland that 8 to 6 game. Tom Brown, the umpire, had made a mysterious get-away and when the ban tossers lined up for action the judge of balls and strikes was nit Jerry Freeman was called Into action, and while he may have given us a bit the worst of it sev eral times, it was really mlscues by Port land's inner works that lost the game. As usual the Dugs got away in front. McCreedle's single and a free ticket to Thielman put two on the pillows waiting for Beck's two-ply wallop. They scored and Beck was nailed at third In trying to stretch the two-bagger into a triple. Cas tro's error of Schlafley's bounde: and Doc Moskiman's home run over the garden wall to right tied up the proceedings. In the fourth Inning both teams scored. Bum ball and good ball were mixed " up in the game, with both crewB endeavoring to show Just how many times they could break into the error column. They Journeyed along this way until Schlafiey alt for three cushions. Ham Zbcrg was afraid of Mo3klman, and in trying to walk him, shot one of his slow ones, which collided with the doctor's culinary department. Devereaux blngle filled the perches, and singles by Byrnes and Schmidt scored three runs. Portland came back with one in the sev enth, but in the eighth Oakland made It two. McCreedle's bad throw of Francks single in the ninth added another, mak lng the total eight. Francks error on McCreedle's ground hugger became a run when Thielman hit for tnree Backs. He scored on Beck' long poke to right field. The score: PORTLAND. AB. Nadeau. If. 4 McCreedie. rf. 8 Thielman, cf .4 Beck, lb 5 Francis, 3b. G Castro, ss. O Soencer. 2D. 9 Shea. Steelman, Ibers, p. Totals . Ganley, rf. .... Francks, es. ... Dunleavy. cf. . Sc hlafley. 2b. Mooklman, If, Devereaux, 3b. Strclb. lb. -.. Bymea, c Schmidt, p. .. 3 .. O .. 4 It. H. P.O. 12 -2 2 -r ! 1 1 .1 2 1 O O 0 NOT A BOOK IS MADE Chicago Has Gamblers at Washington Park Scared. ACCIDENTS MAR THE RACES Cincinnati 3, Chicago 1. CINCINNATI, June 20. Slagle's muff of Peltz's fly in the fourth Inning gave the locals two of their three runs and decided the game. Chicago had the most men on bases, but could not score them. Attendance, 3S00. Score: R-H.E. B.H.E. Cincinnati ...3 8 Z Chicago 1 7 1 Batteries Harper and Peltz; Briggs and Kling- Umpire Moran. St. Louis 3, Pittsburg 0. ST. LOUIS. June 20. Nichols shut out Pittsburg here today in a cleanly-played game. Only one error was made and the work of both teams was fast. Attend ance, 2S00. Score: B.H.E.! R.H.E. St Louis 3 8 lPittsburg .. ..0 5 0 Batteries Nichols and McClean; Flah erty and Smith. New York 12, Brooklyn 4. NEW YORK, Juno 20. New Tork won an easy victory over JrooKiyn toaay. Poole, who pitched for six Innings, re ceived poor support. Reldy relieved Poole In the seventh. Attendance, 2000. Score: F-H.E. R.H.E. Brooklyn .... 4 10 8New Tork ...12 13 2 Batteries Reidy, Poole and Rittcr; Matthewson and Bowerman. Umpires Zlmmcr and Bmslle. AMERICAN LEAGUE. Philadelphia 11, Washington 3. PHILADELPHIA, June 20. Phlladel phla won today's game easily from "Wash lngton by hard hitting. Davis and Noonan, the new catcher from Holy Cross College, were compelled to' retire from the game because of Injuries. Attend ance, 2000. Score: R.H.E.J H.H.B. Washlngton....3 1 0PhIladelphIa. 11 13 2 Batteries Jacobson, Orth and Drill; Henley and Screck. Sky Pilot is So Badly Injured That He Has to Be Shot-Two Jockeys Are Badly Shaken Up. CHICAGO, June 20. The same condi tions that governed racing Saturday pre vailed at "Washington Park today, the edict of Mayor Harrison against wagering money on the results being rigidly en forced. Nearly 200 of the city's police men, under Assistant Chief Schuttler, were there to sse that the ultimatum against betting was adhered to, and in view of this fact not a single effort was made " by any of the 50 or more book makers to do business. The attendance was 2003. On the corresponding day last year, with the conditions at the track the same as today, with the exception that book malting was permitted, more than 16,000 persons paid for admission to the grounds. The officials of the track declare that de spite the poor attendance and the conse quent loss of money, the meeting will run the full 25 days, no matter how much It will cost the "Washington Park Jockey Club. A bad accident occurred In the fifth race. In which Sky Pilot broke his leg, and was afterward shot upon order of the horse's owner. Jockey Conley, who had the mount, was severely Injured when Sky Pilot fell, and was carried off the field insensible. Another accident happened In the last event. As the horses were rounding the back stretch Rough and Tumble, who was well to the front, stumbled and fell. Jockey -Greenfield was badly shaken up and several Of his teeth were knocked out. Summary: Four furlongs Kurtzman w6n. Blue Bird second. Seasick third. Time, 0:4S 1-5. Mile The Regent won. Ebony second, Golden Mineral third. Time, 1:40. Mile and a sixteenth Wltful won, Shawana second. Leila third. Time, 1:45. Mile and 70 yards Bill Finch won, Jerry Lynch second, Foncasta third. Time, 1:44'. Six furlongs Burleigh won, Birch Broom second, Fred Leepert third. Time, 1:12 4-5. Mile Action won, Spencerlan second, Sweet Tone third. Time, 1:40. won. Liberia second. Divination third; j time, 1:13 3-5. The Grass, selling, mile and one-six teenth, on turf Dainty and Sheriff Bell ran a dead heat. "Wild Thmye third; .time. 1:47. Run-off Sheriff Bell won, Dainty, sec ond; time, 1:50 2-5. At St. Louis. ST. LOUIS, June 10. Summary: Four and a half furlongs, purse Llm- rick Girl won, Lorella M second, xone "Wolf third; time. 0:53. Sit ftirloncs. nurse Kins Fox II won. Crescerton second, Gigantic third; time," 1:1S. Five furlongs. selling Zlhda won, Franco second, No Trumps third; time, :0ll-. Mile and seventy yards Harmakls won, Gallagher second, Falkland third; time, 1:50. . Seven furlongs, purse Foxy Kane won, hgol Thrift second, Echodale thlrdf time, 1:32. Mile and one-eighth, seiims Lyncn won, Gaslighter second, . Broodier third; time, 2:03. At Seattle. SEATTLE, June 20. Summary at the Meadows: Five and a half furlongs, selling Skir mish won. Sir Dougal second, Meteora third: time. 1:094. - Four and a half furlongs, selling- Aurora B won, MacFlecknoe second, Maud Sherwood third; time, 0:oa. Five and a half furlongs, selling Agnes Mack -won, Educate second, St. Phllllplna third: time. 1:08. Mile, selling Dandlo Belle won, Rollick second, Ulioa third; time, 1:43. Six furlongs, selling Hipponax won, Dorice second, Northwest third; time. l:14U. Mile and 100 yards, selling Past Mas ter won. All About second, Canejo third; time, 1:4S. Entries for Shoot Break Record. INDIANAPOLI3. Ind., June 20. The entry list for the Grand American handi cap at inanimate targets Is the largest ever booked for a similar event In the country. There are 375 guns entered from all parts of the United States. The weath er today was sultry and cloudy. The guns were on the range early practicing and acquainting themselves with the condi tions and surroundings. Tomorrow the sweepstakes shooting will take placo. At Sheepshead Bay. NEW YORK, June 20. Sheepshead Bay summary: Five and a half furlongs Delcanta won, Jockey C second. Diamond Flush third; time, 1:0S 1-5. Mile, selling Derezke won, Champlaln second, Martlmas third; time, 1:39 4-5. The Rosebud, last five furlongs futurity course Bell Sauvage won, Incantation second, Eancy Dress third; time, 1:01 3-5. Mile and a furlongs, handicap Dekaber won, Savable second, Whlrler third; time, 1:54 1-5. Six furlongs, on main track Pulsus Valdora Wins Kaiser's Cup. HELIGOLAND. June 20. Dr. J. G, Douglass Kerr's yawl Valdora was the winner of the race for the Emperor Will lam's cup, over the course from Dover to Heligoland, which started Saturday morn ing. The cutter NIcandra,. owned by John Ferguson, was second; Richard H. Lee's yawl, Wendur, third, and the Ketch Ca- naa fourth. The schooner Ingomar, owned by Mor ton F. Plant, of New York, was the first to reach the winning post, arriving here at 2:21 o'clock this morning, upward of two hours ahead of the cutter Clara, but the American schooner was, scratch boat. and bad to allow all competitors handi caps, ranging from five to nine and one- half hours. , Field Day at Monmouth. MONMOUTH, Or., June 20. (Special.) Field day at the State Normal School was enjoyed by a. large crowd who witnessed a very close and exciting game of tennis between the team from Dallas and a team from the State Normal. The game was won by the State Normal team. Imme dlately following was a game of baseball between the Alumni, assisted by a bat tery from Dallas, and the State Normal team, which was won by the latter In the score 7 to 6. It was a spirited game. In the evening a literary programme was given by the societies, followed by an open-air concert and promenade In the zrove. Multnomahs Play Astorians. ASTORIA. June 20. (Special.) The baseball team, of the Multnomah' Club, of Portland, has accepted a challenge to play a game with the Commercial Club sine, of this city, on the local grounds next Saturday afternoon. GLAD HE WAS DEFEATED MAYOR GUNNING, THE- DALLES, CONGRATULATES SUCCESSOR. Frank A. Seufert Elected on an Anti- Gambling Platform-Independents Elect Treasurer. THE DALLES. Or., June 20. (Special.) The. municipal election here today, in which two tickets were In the field, re sulted In the election for Mayor of Frank A. Seufert, who announced himself an -Independent candidate on an antl-gambllng. platform, after the regular nominations were made two weeks ago. At the mass meeting heid at that time Mayor F. S. Gunning was renominated for a third term and reluctantly accepted. He ex pressed himself tonight as more gratified by the election of Mr. Seufert and the shifting of the city's responsibilities from his shoulders than he would have been If re-elected. Edward Kurtz, independent, was elected City Treasurer over C. J. Crandall. the regular nominee. . The regular nominees for Councilmcn and Water Commission er were elected. Amazon from Port Towasendi British, bark. entura, from Port' Blakeley; steamer Far- allon. Crom Alaska. Sailed CUy.ot Puebla. for San, Francisco; barkentlne Portland, for San Francisco; barkentlne J. L. EvUton, lor Port L3 Angeles. HoquHm, Wash.. June 2a Arrived Schooner W. H. Smith, from San Pedro, for Aberdeen: schooner W. J. Patterson. from San Pedro, for Aberdeen; schooner De fiance. Irom San Pedro, for Hoqulam. South Bend. "Wash., June 20. Arrived Schooner Novelty, from San Francisco. San Francisco, June 20. Arrived Schoon er Lurllne. from Gray's Harbor; steamer Breakwater, from Coos Bay; schooner Charles E. Falk, from Olympla; schooner Chehalltt, from Gray's Harbor. Sailed Schooner Lizzie "Vance, for Gray's Harbor: schooner Sea King, for Alaska; steamer Costa Hica. for Victoria; steamer Bee4 for Grays Harbor. Seattle, June 20. Arrived Steamer FaraUon. rom Skngway. Sailed Steamer Humboldt, for Skagway. Atlantic Coaster Aground. NEW YORK. June 20. The steamer City of Savannah, from Savannah, for this port, went aground today on Romer Shoal. in the lower bay. The steamer -subsequently was 'floated and proceeded to her pier. She was apparently undamaged. BOISE GAME ALMOST A FARCE. Spokane Wins by. 17 to 9-Both the Pitchers Give Out. BOISE, Idaho, June 20. Today's game was a wretched exhibition of baseball, winding up with a score of 17 to 9 In favor of Spokane. Starkell went In the box for Boise, but. gave place to Wright In the fourth after four bits had been made off him. The latter did not hold the hitting down. For Spokane Hogg weakened In the eighth and gave place to Drlnkwater. The score: BHE Spokane 2 0060610 217 19 Boise .10 01 0 00709 10 Batteries Starkell, Wright and Weaver; Hogg, ' Drlnkwater and Frary. Varsity Will 6hange Name. WASHINGTON. June 20. The Secretary of the Interior has approved the applica tlon of the board of trustees of the Colura bla University of this city to change the name of that institution to the Geovge Washlngon University. Miner Falls Into Chute. COTTAGE GROVE, Or., June 20. (Spe cial.) Will Mathews, aged 40 years, was found dead at the Crystal mine, Bohemia, this morning. He had been on a drunk for several days and the supposition Is that he fell through one of the chutes and thus met his doom. He was a miner by trade. Domestic and Foreign Ports ASTORIA, Or., June 20. Arrived at 4:45 P. M. and left up at 6:15 P. JI., steamship Nebraskan, from New York, by way of San Francisco. Condition of the bar at 5 P. M. smooth, wind northwest, weather Cloudy. Liverpool. June 20. Arrived Monmouth from Montreal; Siberian, from Philadelphia via St. John. N. F., and Halifax. Sailed Caledonian, for Boston. Glasgow, Juno 20. Arrived 18th Pome ronlan, from Sydney. Cherbourg, June 20. Arrived Kaiser WU helm 11, from New York via Plymouth, for Bremen, a"nd proceeded. Sailed 18th Grosser Kurfurst, .from Bremen and Southampton, for New York. Gibraltar, June 20. 8alled Prlnsess Louise, for Genoa and Naplos, from New York. Tacoma, June 20. Arrived Barkentlna DAILY METEOROLOGICAL REPORT. PORTLAND, June 20. Maximum tempera ture, 77 dep.; minimum, 51. River reading; 11 A. IT., 1S.S feet; chance in 24 hours, rise 0.2 foot. Total precipitation, 5 P. II. to 5 P. M., none; total aince September 1, 1903, 46.51 Inches; normal, 45.41; excess, 1.10. Total sunshine June 19, 1004. 11 hours and 39 min utes; possible. 15 hours and 43 minutes. Ba rometer (reduced to sea level), at 5 P. M., 29.93. PACIFIC COAST "WEATHER. STATIONS. Baker City Bismarck Boise Eureka Helena Kamloops. B. C North Head Pocatello Portland ......... Red Bluff Roseburg Sacramento Salt Lake City.... San Francisco.... Spokane Seattle Tatoosh Island ... "Walla "Walla .... 3 3 sa oa c 3 7610.00 080.00 82 0.00 58 0.00 761U.UO 60,0.00 SOO.OO 77 0.00 98 0.00 82 0.00 800.00 1820.00 620.00 78 0.00 720.00 50 0.08 84 0.00 "Wind. 6INW 10tN tiiw 12NW 8NB !s NW ivr NW N 8N 20 SW 121NW 20SW 6BW tNB lftNV W Clear Clear Clear Clear PL. cloudy Pt. cloudy Cloudy Clear Clear Clear Clear Clear Cloudy Clear Pt. cloudy Clear Raining (Clear Light. H "WEATHER CONDITIONS. Light rain Is falling this evening all along the Strait of Juan de Fuca, but elsewhere in the states wept of the Rocky Mountains clear and pleasant weather continues. It is much -warmer in the North Paclflc States this evening. The Indications are for fair weather In this district Tuesday, except along the "Washington coast, where light rain is possible. The river at Portland reached a 0tage of 18.9 feet at 5 P. M. this evening. The river will continue to rise during the next three or four days, reaching a stage of 19.1 feet Tuesday and 19.3 feet "Wednesday. "WEATHER FORECASTS. Forecasts made at Portland at 8 P. if. for 28 hours ending at midnight, June 21: Portland and vicinity Fair; winds mostly northerly. Western Oregon Fair; winds mostly north erly. Western Washington Fair, except showers along north coast and along the Strait of Fuca; winds mostly northwesterly. Eastern Oregon, Eastern Washington and Idaho Fair weather. A. B. WOLLABDR. Acting District Forecaster. 37 0 OAKLAND. 5 O . . . 5 1 , 4 O 9 27 15 2 6 1 9 1 S 111 Totals 42 8 11 27 IS RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS. Portland 2 0 0 ,1 0 0 1 0 : Base hits 2 10 11111 Oakland 0 2 0 O O S O 2 Base hits 1 1 0 2 2 3 0 1 SUMMARY. Earned runs Portland, 1; Oakland, 2. Stolen bases Nadeau. Devereaux. Bases on bulls Oft Iborg. 2; off Schmidt, 4. Struck out By Iberg, 2; by Schmidt, 6. Sacrifice hit McCreedie. Two-base hits Beck, Nadeau. Three-base hits Francis. Schlafley, Thielman. Home run Mosklman. Double plsy Castro to Spencer. Left on bases Portland, S; Oakland, 0. H t by p'tched ball By lberg. L First base on errors Portland. 4; Oakland, 3. Time of game Two hours and 15 minutes. L mplre Freeman. Seattle Easily Defeats Champions SEATTLE. June 20. Seattle won easily from Los Angeles today. Baum was batted hard, while Shields was Invincible. After Baum retired at the end of the third Inning, Flood wont Into the box and finished the game. Score: Seattle 0 5321002 13 18 Los Angeles 0 000000000 2 Batteries Shields nnd Blankcnshlp; Baum. Flood and Eagar. Umpires Mc Donald and McCarthy. SIGNS SHORTSTOP RAYMOND. Manager Dugdale Gets New Player and Shifts Castro to Second. Manajrer Dugdale last night signed "Teally" Raymond, and the little short s'-p whom Jim Morley discovered last Fall will join tne local team in time to take rart In the game tms aiternoon T) cda.e slcned Raymond because he fcund that Spencer Is too weak to con tlnue playing. The plucky little fellow tried hrd enough to break back Into the game, but his recent illness has left him In a wretched way. He will be kept on the bench unUl entirely well. Raymond will take Castro's place at nhcrt and the South American will go In at second, and If Raymond Is playing the game that he put up with the Loo Loos ho will make good here. He Jumped Into the careo with Los Angeles after Toman had been Injured, and he played the posi tion cralltably. He Is a bit weak at the bat. but under Dugdale he ought to Im prove. Ducda.e Is thinking of starting a red cress soMety and he is already signing up a lol of nurses. The latest man on the teair to complain and to knock at the door of the hospital is Ike Butler. Dug dale heard that Butler was complaining last nlgit and the fat manager came rear having a fit. "When the news was brought to him he screamed: 'hat in the nam) of Tacoma am I up against? W hat sort of a Jonah Is humping on the trail of team? It's me to the dream book, ant if that doesnt solve the trouble 1 m for onsultlng Sid Phasah, or Julius the Grav Robber. GAME iS SOON LOST TO BUTTE Salt Lake Men Hit Hoon Hard, and the Result Is Never in Doubt. SALT LVKE, Utah. June 20. The home team won the closing four games to two in favor of the locals. Hoon was hi hard throighout the game, and the game was never In doubt. 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