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FINAL GAME IS
WON Bl FRESNO
Heavy Rain Cuts Play Short
, and Prevents Farewell
Double-Header.
BEAVERS UNDER HANDICAP
Mud. "Happy Hogan's" AVhUkers
and Skidoo Pate Combine to
Put Hoodoo oa McCredie's
' Gallant Balltossers.
P4CIFI0 COAST LEAGUE.
Portland. 0; Fresno, 1.
EatU, 9; Saa Francisco, a.
1 Anifjfis, 0; Oakland, L
Standing ot tha Cluba.
Won. Lost. PC.
Pnrtlar.fl. M 47 .fWT
fan Francisco ... ' v! 53
Sttl 7S 71 .514
Lo Angeles 7ft 7ft .NV
Oakland ps .444
FreBDO ftj 30 .303
Ekldoo clay was too much for those
Eeavr balltossers. The 23d of the month,
Happy HogarTs whiskers ajid eeveral
Inches of street railroad company mud
was asking too much of McCredie's crew,
to they 6ent Mique Fisher back to Fresno
with a. won gimft-l to 0 In his favor.
Lowering clouds kept all but 1600 fan
folks from the Vaughn-street grounds.
The 1600 came out to see the double-header,
and stayed, even If it did rain. B
Sweey'a bum heave m the fifth canto
unhi ... id the winning run that was wait
ing at third. When the rain man pulled
open tne faucet that made the 19 young
men. Including the Ump. who were en
tertaining the crowd skidoo for shelter,
four and one-half Innings had been
played.
Jimmy McHale. without the robin's egg
blue it was black this time Jammed one
clear of Interference for three bases.
Neither Mitchell. McCredie nor Jud Smith
could bring him home. The man who had
the Giants anchored was "Spltter Kid"
McGregor. Mique Fisher had kept the
Kid In the incubator since his last win
ning appearance and sent him to work
yesterday because the damp atmosphere
would save the' Kid from overworking
his salivary glands. Mique wants the Kid
to use them when be gets down in the
dry country.
The big rain did several thitigs. It
chased the folks from the land of bleach
Into the grandstand and it gave Mique
Fisher a. chance to gossip with the fans
in Douma tow. It also wet Hogan's
whiskers and made the crowd want to
ee the game out if it took all Fall. The
put-ups couldn't quite understand why
Manager McCredie insisted upon going
to bat first. This was the first evidence
that the skidoo sign was working. There
is always a method in Manager Mac's
madness. He doesn't always give voice to
his methods or his madness. He's going
to be a lawyer some day and that's why
he training in the art of self-suppression.
It was Cartwright's unexpected two
bagger that made Fresno's victory possi
ble. Hogan sent him to third with a sac
rifice and Mique Fisher threw several
fits for fear his first baseman had for
gotten the way home. Califf fanned Mc
Gregor and walked Casey. With two
down, things looked good for a 0-0 affair,
but B. Sweeney heaved the ball that Mc
Laughlin hit to him over Kane's head
and instead of morguing Casey at 'sec
ond. Cartwright scored.
The score:
PORTLAND.
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0
0
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AB
. 3
Sweeney, es. . . .
McHale. cf
Mitchell. If 2
McCredie. rf 2
Smith. Sb 2
Kane, ,2b 2
Donahue, c 2
Lister, lb 2
Califf. p 2
Totals 19
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FRESNO.
AB R
Casev. 2b 2
Doyle, cf 2
McLaughlin. If 2
Eagan. sa 2
Delmas. Sb 2
Dashwood, rf 2
Cartwright, lb 2
Hogan. c 1
McGregor, p 2
Totals 18
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2 0 0
0 0 0
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0 3 0
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0 10
1 1 0
8 0 1
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12 0
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Portland 0 O O 0 0 O
Hits O 2 11 1 5
Fresno O O O 0 1 1
Hits 2 0 10 1 4
BUM MART.
Struck ot By Califf, 2. Bates on balla
Off Califf. 2. Two-base hit Cartwright.
Three-base hit McHale. Double plays Mc-
urtfor to .agan to cartwright; Dashwood
to Cartwright; Kane to Sweeney to Lister.
Sacrifice hit Hogan. First base on errors
Portland. 1, Fresno. 1. Left on bases
Portland. 4: Fresno. 4 Time of game One
hour. Umpire Mahaffey.
Seattle Wins On of Finals.
SEATTLE, Wash., Sept. 23. Seattle won
the first game of a double-header today
from San Francisco by hitting Welch
hard. Garvin was in perfect form, hold
ing San Francisco down to four hits.
The second game was cut to five in
nings on account of darkness. Neither
side scored. Today's games ended the
season here. The teams left for San
Francisco tonight. President Bert went
as far as Portland. The scores:
First game K.H.E.
Seattle 2 0004030 8 U 4
San Francisco 2000 00 0103 4 4
Batteries Garvin and Blankenship;
Welch and Wilson.
Second game R.H.E.
Seattle .' 0 0000 0 3-0
San Francisco 0 00 0 0 0 2 2
Batteries Vickers and Blankenship;
Brown and Spies.
Umpire Derrick.
Van Haltren Scores Only Run.
OAKLAND, Sept. 28. With two men
out in the ninth Inning. Van Haltren
won the game for Oakland by scoring;
the only run made In one of the snap
piest pitchers' contests played here
this season. The bunching of ,vo hits
in the last inning won the game. Buck
ley was put out of the game in the
eighth inning for Interference, and was
replaced by Francks. Score:
R.H.E.
Los Angeles 00000000 0 0 5 0
Oakland ...0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 g 1
Batteries Burns and Buckley; Gates
and Hackett
Umpire Perrlne. . .
MAHAFFET IS JfOT SIGNED.
Bert Takes Offense at Tone of Um
pire's Letter.
SEATTLE, Wash.. Sept 23. (Special.:
Lou Mahaffey will not be taken south
alter alL He sent a letter north Imme
diately after President McCredie notified
him Bert wanted to give him a Job. de
manding a contract and & guarantee of
expenses. Bert got the letter today, and
he did not like Its tone. He Immediately
wired south to have either Knell or Hod
son signed to finish the season, and will
Ignore Mahaffey.
Bert said tonight before he started south
that he was delighted with the result of
his trip. He was told before he came
north that Seattle would not treat him
respectfully, but he declared he was wel
comed. His conferences were all satis
factory and Bert believes the town is a
fixture in the Coast League.
Seattle has turned Catcher Hansen
adrift and will pick up some new man in
the south. Garvin cannot go to Califor
nia because of his wife's serious illness.
AMERICAX LEAGUE.
Standing of the Clubs.
Won. Lost. PC.
New York 5 5'i .filft
Chicago S4 55 . .608
Cleveland so 01 .S76
Philadelphia 75 ts2 .547
St. Louis 70 68 ..VV5
Detroit 4. 71 4ft7
Washington , . 2 gfi .tt
Boston 4ft si .343
New York 1, Chicago 0.
CHICAGO. Sept. 23. New York shut
out Chicago to-day in their farewell
game of the season here before the larg
est crowd in the history of the American
League in this city. Both Hogg ana
Walsh pitched superb ball, but the hit
ting of the home team was weak. The
only run of the game was made In the
first, after Walsh walked Elberfeld. who
scored when Chase singled and Dough
erty fumbled the hit. The score:
RH.E.l SEE.
Chicago 0 2 2New York ....1 6 1
Batteries Walsh and Sullivan; Hogg
and Kleinow.
St. Louis 5-0, Philadelphia O-O.
ST. LOUIS. Sept 23 St. Louis won one
game today and went nine innings In
the other to a tie with Philadelphia, to
day. The scores :
First game
St Louis ....5 8 0PhlIa ..0 6 1
Batteries Powell and O'Connorffl Wad
dell and berry.
Secona game
St. Louis ....0 6 llPhila 0 6 0
Batteries Howell and Spencer; Dygert
and Berry.
New Mill for Vancouver.
VANCOUVER. Wash., Sept. 23.
(Special.) Vancouver is to have a new
sawmill. C W. Ryan has purchased 70
acres from Andrew Proebstel about a
mile east of the Barracks, where he
will erect a big plant. It will com
prise a sash and door factory, box fac
tory and sawmill. W.ork will com
mence about the first of next month.
This is an ideal location for a mill of
this kind, as the harbor is deep and
can accommodate any kind of vessel.
The mill will be on the main line of
the North Bank railway, and will be
able to ship by rail and water.
Oregon City Schools to Open.
OREGON CTTT. Or.. Sept '23. (Special
The Oregon City Public Schools will be
opened tomorrow, in charge of Professor
W. C. McKee, late of the Eugene High
School, as City Superintendent. He will
be assisted by Mrs. Viola Godfrey and
Mrs. Emilie Shaw, as principals of the
Barclay and Eastham schools, respective
ly. The school population of the city Is
about 700.
Toot Drncrrist W13 Tell Too
that Murine Eye Kemedy Cures Eyes. Makes
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Hood's Sarsaparllla -cures scrofula, salt
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Impure blood.
DATES FOR BOXING
Tournaments Between Mult
nomah, Seattle, Spokane.
FOOTBALL GAMES FIXED
Multnomah Plays at Seattle Chrlslv
mas Day and Seattle With Spo
kane, on Latter's Grounds,
Thanksgiving Day.
SEATTLE. Wash., Sept. IS. (Spe
cial.) Dates for the boxing and wrest
ling tournament, to be held between
Multnomah, Seattle and Spokane Ath
letic Clubs were agreed upon today,
as follows:
Multnomah, meets Seattle at Seattle. No
vember 7; meets Spokane at Spokane. April
5; meet Seattle at Portland. New Year's
eve; meets Spokane at Portland. March 1.
'Seattle meets Spokane at Spokane Thanks-g-iving
eve. November 25: meets Spokane at
Seattle. January 2o.
The Seattle football team plays Multno
mah at Portland on New Year's day and
the boxing- and wrestling tournament was
fixed tor the preceding evening, a single
trip to cover them.
Multnomah agreed today to play the
Seattle Athletic Club football team
here Christmas, but it was deemed in
advisable to fix the boxing and wrest
ling tournament either Christmas
night or the preceding evening. So
Multnomah will make an extra trip to
Puget Sound. Seattle has a football
date with Spokane Thanksgiving day
and got the wrestling and boxing date
for the preceding evening, to save
traveling expenses.
It was agreed today that there will
be two boxing and two wrestling
events in each tournament. The visit
ing club will name the classes for each
event. For both wrestling and boxing
classes were designated running from
115 . to 175-pound men. ,The classes
advance, five pounds at a time, from
115 to 135 pounds, then Jumps to 158,
and then to 175 or over.
Edgar Frank, of Multnomah; W.
Hinglis. of Seattle, and E. A. Wraight,
of Spokane, arranged the schedule.
' TAGS ARE NOT REQUIRED.
Provisions of the Game law Re
garding Shipping of Carcasses.
The idea, prevails in some quarters that
tags are necessary for the shipment of
carcasses of deer in this state, and fre
quent applications are made therefor at
the County Clerk's office by hunters. This
is a misapprehension, as any portion of
a carcass can be shipped anywhere in
Oregon without a tag, the law in that
respect relating entirely to the hides.
. For some reason or other the sale of
hunters' permits this year is far below
that of previous years, although it is
probable that there will be a heavy In
crease in applications for licenses from
now on up to October 1, when the grouse
and pheasant season opens. Some peo
ple fail to realize that there 1b a penalty
attached to hunting in this state without
a permit, the maximum penalty being
J10O fine or imprisonment not to exceed 30
days, and the minimum CS. fine or five
days' Imprisonment. Both fine and Im
prisonment can be imposed in either case.
About $18,000 is collected annually from
the sale of hunters' licenses and fines,
and the game wardens have full power
to use this amount in the protection of
game. A permit Issued in one county, ,1s
good anywhere in the state, so that it is
not necessary for a hunter to wait until
reaching the county be wants to hunt in
before securing the necessary license. .
The trout season in this state opens
April 1 and closes October 31 of eac-i
year.
VETERAN IS THE HIGH GDN
K. O. HEIKES LEADS YOUNGER
MEN AT THE TRAPS.
CABOOSE GOES INTO DITCH
Two Foreigners on Construction
Crew Are Killed, Three Injured.
CANTON, Ohio. Sept. 23 As a bridge
construction train, which had been dis
tributing material along the Lake Erie,
Alliance & Wheeling Railroad, was com
ing north this afternoon, the caboose
was derailed upon a curve near Mechan
icsville and rolled down an embankment.
Two foreigners were killed and three
other men were injured.
Up to a late hour tonight Superinten
dent Watkins, of this city, had not re
ceived a detailed account of the acci
dent or of the injuries received by trainmen.
To Extend Rural Route.
An effort is being made to extend
mail route No. 2, rural free -delivery,
at Lents. Carrier Tweed now has only
11 miles of road to travel, and does not
get the maximum salary, hence he is
making an effort to add mileage to
his route. The territory he seeks to
cover Is contiguous to Ninth street.
Tenth avenue and the Oregon City road
to Mount Scott. The petition far same
has been sent to the Department at
Washington, and a reply has been re
ceived promising immediate investiga
tion. The additional distance will be
about three miles. Fred Spooner, car
rier No. 1, now serves over 400 boxes,
and there Is a prospect that his route
will be shortened so as to equalize the
work between the two carriers.
"A Cuban Spy" at the Lyric
Everybody has been, interested In the an
nouncement taat the Lyric Stock Company
would present a' timely and thrilling melo
drama of present conditions in Cuba, which
is now so much to the front. "X Cuban
Spy" deals with , love, romance, adventure
and war. containing plenty of, comedy and
an abundance of heart interest
Coughs
Have you forgotten that fam
ily history of : yours, with ita
tendency to weak lungs ?
Tour doctor has not, if you
have! He will "tell you ther
special danger of hard coughs
in your case. Then ask, him'
what he thinks about your
taking Ayer's Cherry l?ectoral;
If he says it is a good medi
cine, why not take it?
We hxve no seutetr I We pvbllsli 1 7. 0.ArrCa.v
in formulas ox au ou metuciae 1 1 Coweta, ja
Passing Years Have Not Dimmed
His Eyesight or Shaken His
Nerves No Big Scores.
R. 0. Heikes. the daddy of all the trap
shooters, yesterday -proved that his 63
years have not dimmed his eyesight or
put trembles in his arms, for he was
high gun at the big shoot held by the
members of the Multnomah Rod and Gun
Club at The Oaks. The day wasn't one
that blue rock-breakers fancy, for the
rain and a chill cross-wind that blew
over the traps kept the shooters from
doing their- best. Heikes broke 95 out
of the 100 birds that he shot at while
Will R. Crosby, another champion and
topnotcher. was close on his heels with
93. H. C. Hirschey tied Crosby wttM
a break of 93.
A number of local trapshootera visitecj
The Oaks and enjoyed the splendid work
of the experts at the trap. Following
are the scores:
Birds. Sroke.
p. O. Heikes 100 05
Will F Crosby 10O J
H. C. Hlrschev 100 83
E. W. King. Jr 10O S3
G L. Becker 10O S3
Walter Huff 10O KT-
Franlc Howe 100 SS
Harry Ellis ...ino S4
A. Junker 10O H
W. A. Hillis 100 S3
T. A. Marshall 100 SO
Police Prevent Walcoto Fight.
LEAVENWORTH. Kan., Sept 23. Tha
20-round fight for the welterweight cham
pionship, scheduled to take place in a
grove near here this afternoon, between
Joe Walcott, the negro champion, and,
BlUy Rhodes, was prevented by . the) po
lice. It was Intended to hold the fight at
a point on the Kansas-Missouri state
lina and only the interference of the.
Governors of the two states prevented
it from being pulled off according: to
schedule. Governor Hoch ordered th
Kansas Sheriff to stop the fight and
Governor Folk gave similar orders to
the Missouri county officials. A crowd
of 4000 had gathered for the event.
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