THE MORXIMi OKEJiOMAX. TlU nsDAV. MAY J7. lfXrI
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K I LLI LAY WHIFFS
THIRTEEN COLTS
Spokane Pitcher Also Holds
Portland to Five Hits and
Spreads Whitewash.
GOOD CHANCES ARE LOST
Locals Pass Vp Golden Opportuni
ties to Score and Indians Gather -In
Two Tallies by Their
Timely Hittin?.
NORTHWESTERN LEAGCE.
Yeterdy Rcwult.
Spokane 2. Portland 0.
Aberdeen 4. Seattle 1.
Vancouver 5. Tacoma 1.
Standing of tba Clubs.
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I? '3 13 15! SIS
S-1 13
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Seattle ...
Spokane .
Portland
Aberdeen
Vancouver
Tacoma. .
6 7 51 -! .71
2! 7) . ) -J4;
3i Si 5: 31 Si 17' .447
2 31 2 O,. .) .4-1
3! 4! 71 1H .4-1
3..I8 I 15 .-si
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Lost
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BY IV. J. PEIBAIX.
"Speed Marvel" Jaca Killilay. one of
Bob Brown's promising youngsters, wai
on the mound for Spokane yesterday, and
between the five hits he allowed and his
13 strike-outs, coated the Portland team
with whitewash. The Indians, by batting
Chenault at timely intervals, scored two
runs, one more than enough to win the
game. While Killilay pitched a fine game
and was given excellent support, his
speed counted, because the day was un
usually dark.
Most of Killilay's fanning bees are due.
to the very foolish habit contracted by
the Portland players of standing at the
plate and allowing the third strike to be
called on them, and this was glaringly ap
parent yesterday. Killilay gave two bases
on balls yesterday, one to Garry and the
other to Casey, and the others who tried
to wait him out were benched on balls
that should have been offered at, at least
occasionally.
Bill Chenault pitched a good game and
was remarkably steady at all times. He
worked hard to win. and with any kind
of batting support he might have done
so. for Portland had runners at second
and third bases frequently enough to cop
most any old kind of a game. At these
opportune intervals, however, the follow
ing batsmen seemed inclined to desire
passes and. instead, were struck out.
Runs cannot be scored on strikeuots. and
very seldom from being forced over on
walks.
In the second Inning, with two men
safely pickled away in the storage vat.
Ostdiek singled and stole second, which
feat was followed by Bob Brown's clean
single, on which the speedy catcher regis
tered. Killilay filed to Murphy, and it
seemed unfortunate for Portland, though
fine business for Spokane, that Brownie,
of all the Indian sluggers, should have
been the pinch hitter in that Instance.
The next ace collected by Spokane was
due to Buck Connors' healthy swat for
two bags In the sixth. This was followed
by an error by Mull in, who dropped a
thrown bail, and Ostdlek's infield tap
which could not be fielded in time to stop
the big catcher at first.
Both teams played a fine fielding game,
but batting feats were not as frequent
as misht have been, for the two twirlers
were working well. While Chenault did
not score as many strike-outs as did Kil
lilay. he fanned eight of the Indians, and
that is better than the average.
Eddie Klnsella will heave for Casey to
day, while Rusty Wright or 1rven Jensen
will do the honors for Spokane.
The official score is as follows:
SPOKANE.
IB. R. H. l'O. A
Clynes. If
Altman. 3b ...
Weed, rf
J :i m 2 b ....
"onnors. lb . . .
yturnett. cf . . .
Ost.liek. c
Urown. sa
Killilay, p
Total rv7
1
1
It
O
- 32 2
PORTLAND.
AB. R. H. TO. A.
Casey, rb . .
Oooney, ss
Tlasaey. If . .
Mullln. lb .
fiarry. cf . .
Ptaton. 3b .
Adams, rf
Marphr. rf
frhMhin. c
Chinault. p
11
Total .
fpekin
Hits ..
Portland
Hits .
...3: t
27 12
SCORE
BY INNINGS.
lie 1
0 2 i 0 1 o 1 1 7
0 0 a 0 0 0 a
ooioi: i i
MMART.
Klllllav 13. bv CMnault
Off Killilay 3. nfr rhl-
hits Connors. Burnett,
aton. Sacrifice hlta Oat
en bases Weed, oatdtek.
nan. First base on cr
'ortland 1. Left on ha.es
St"
Struck out By
7. Bases on bai
rault 2. Ta-n-bas.
Ttree-hiv hit St:
rflek. Brown. Stel
Carry. CiMv. Alt
era Spokane ?. p
Spokane R. Portl
and s. Time of game
3 hour 60 minutes.
V m p I re Carru t h era.
VANCOUVER WIVNEK. 5 TO 2
Defeats Tacoma In Slow liame.
Dickinson Releases Donovan.
VANTOITER. B. C. May ". Gllligan
was effective in the pinches todav. while
Claflln was very wild, and the locals won
a slow game by 5 to ". Donm-an was re
leased by Manager Dickinson today.
Score:
tacoma.
Hurley. If "3
Xlpperl. lb 4
Pus. rf 4
Swain, cf 4
ferttrrlaht. lb -J
rnimnn. 2h 3
Kella.-key. e . . . 4
ftrenino. as. 3
Claftm. p...... 4.
H PO A. E.
0 3 0 0
0 1 o o
2 2 n
1 1 9
1 3 1 n
12 2 0
12 10
0210
10 4 0
6 24 IO 0
H PO A. K.
2400
1 3 n n
1 o o
0 3 4 0
1 .-. 4 O
1 T i n
1 R 1 f
12 11
2 1 S 1
7 2B 15 J
Totals
31
VASrotTER.
AB. R.
Tavls. If 4 u
tvilsc.n. rf 3 o
Mahitn. cf .......... . 2 o
.u.gley. 21. 4 o
i-i-harna-efcer. sa. ..... 4 1,
Kennedy, lb 3 o'
e'uiden. c 4 2
Snyder. 31 2- 2
tillllgan. p.... 2 o
Totals 2 3
SCORE BY 1NMXCS.
Tacoma 1 0AOOO1 A
Vancouver o 1 002 o 0 Z
SUMMARY.
Thrse-ea hit Swatn Two-base hit
tuess. Sacrifice hits -.W ilson. Kennedy, (ill-
llcsn. Klppert. Osnwrlght stolen has I
C'oman. BaMf on ball. Off Uilltsan 4. off
Claflin 5. Hit by pi-h'1 ball enrder.
Qtjlgley. Struck out Br ;tt1tan a, br a-
flln 2 tiub;e p!it I'artarighl to Kip
pert. Qut-'ey to Khsm flwr 10 Kennedy.
1-eft on t.a Vancouver s. Tacoma a
Tim, of game 1 hour 40 minutes. I mpirs
Klj'nn.
ABERDEEN
BEATS
REATTLE
;ame Is Brilliant Till Elglilh and
Score Is 4 to 1.
SEATTLE. May 28. Aberdeen won from
Seattle by a score of 4 to 1 In a gam
that was brilliantly played with the ex
ception of the ninth inning, when Seaton
gave out a wild pitch and paused thcee.
giving Aberdeen two runs. The score
was tied at one all until the eighth,
when throe clean hits by Smalm. 6trelb
and IJeune put one over and that
was enough to win.
Most outptt-hed Seaton. Hennett and
Raymond handled a total of 30 chances
without an error, s-ore:
SEATTLE.
AB K. II ro A r.
Akin. 3b 3 I O
Raymond. ........ I 1 4 7 a
Bennett. Cb.. 3 S 4 t A
T.ynr-h. cf 4 4
Fvi.k. rf 7 1
'apron. If .........4 S I l'A A
Mae. lb 3 2 1 l
Shea, c ........2 2 1 S
Fort kr ...1 A 4) S
Seaton. p X I
Trtal .. 17 1 4 27 17
Batted for Shea In the ninth.
ABERDEEN.
AB. R. if PO. A. E.
Carr. 3b ....4 1 z z t 1
Campbell, rf ....... I 1 1 1
Smalm. If 4 1 2 1 O
Strelb. Ib 4 0 2 1 1
l.ejune. cf 2 1 1 1
H-rbrl. as. .....ft l
Pem-er. 2b 2 J ; 0
O' Brlen. e 4 e 3 2 1
Most, p r 4 1 e 3
Total .2S 4 27 1 "l
SCORE BT 1X.VIXOS.
Seattle o I A A 1
Aberdeen I o t 2 4
SUMMARY.
Two-haae hit. f.nrnn V, - u i
IT Akin. stolen baaes Raymond. Carr,
Saalm. LeJtme. Herbert. Most, struck out
ston 1. Most 2. Bases on balls Off
Seaton 7. off Most . wild pitch .aton.
Oouble plays Carr and Herbert: Strelb and
Hrr: UJune and Stretb. Time of same
1 hour 40 mlnutese. L'mplre Frary.
JOHNSON SEEKS FIGHTS
PAYS RESPECTS TO JIM COR
BETT IX PARTICULAR,
Black "Pug" Will Stay In America,
and Is Ready to Take On All
Heavyweights, He Say.
NEW YORK. May K. (Special.) Jack
Johnson has accepted C. J. Lacara's of
fer of tlO.000 to meet Al Kaufman in a
avround bout at the latter s club In San
FVancisco on July 6.
Johnson postponed his trip to Europe
yesterday after receiving a wire from his
agent advising him not to go across, aa
his former theatrical asrenl had threat
ened trouble. Johnson, It Is claimed, left
for Australia to light Burns before he
had finished an engagement. Johnson
had the following to say:
"I will stay In America now and give
all the heavyweights a chance at the
title. Jim Corbett has said that I aide
stepped him. and Just to give Jim a
chance. I will box him at any time and
at any place Just as Kong as It does not
Interfere with any previous engagements
I have.
','I..he.woul, "ke to bo" Phila
delphia he Is on Just as soon as we re
ceive an offer."
BRITT IS SURE OF VICTORY
Ketcliel's Manager Ha No Fear of
Outcome of Papke Mill.
CHICAGO. May 2. (Special.) Wll
lus Brltt. manager of Stanley Ketchel
fj?. Rattling Nelson, passed through
this city on his way to the Coast, where
he will second the Durable Dane In his
tight with Ilyland and sign articles for
a 20-round battle with Billy Papke. He
will meet Con-roth and Papke In San
rram-isco. and sign at once for Ketchel
to meet the Illinois lighter before Jim s
club on July 3.
"Will I sign at lis pounds three or
four hours before the fight? Well you
can Just bet I will. Ketc hel has grown
considerably, but he can tnke It on,
and we are not worrying about over
weight, and Just chalk It down now
that I will call Papke on a $i00 side
bet." said Britt.
NEI.SOX-HYLAND FIGHT NEAR
Arratr Promle to lie Gruelling
Scrap, aa Nelllrer Is "Jultter."
SAN FRANCISCO. May 2.-(3peclal.
Interest is very keen in the coming fight
between Bat Nelson and Dick Ilyland. as
It promises to be one of the most gruel
ling contests ever held here, because of
the flghtlns spirit of both men. Nelson
and Hyland are sluggers pure and simple
and will wade right Into each other from
the tap of the bell, and it will be then
only a question of who has the greater
staying powers.
Nelson figures that he ran stand all
the punishment that any man can give
him under equal weight conditions. How
ever, if he has lost any of his old-time
stamina, he will find Hyland about the
toughest nut he ever tackled, a fighter
much after Nelson's own style, and a boy
who Is in the pink of condition.
MFARI.AND WHIPS TIILXDALL
Has Ten-Round Go and Force
Fighting; Throughout.
KANSAS CITY. Mo.. May 3!. Packey
McFarland. of Chicago, tonight won a
ten-round fight with Harry Trendall. of
St. Louis, before the Empire Athletic
Club. The bout was devoid of spectacu
lar features. McFsrland forcing the fight
ing most of the time and his opponent
covering up.
NEW CANADIAN TURF FEATURE
Prince or Wales to Give Prize Tor
Big Event at Hamilton.
HAMILTON. Ont.. May as. It is au
thoritatively stated that Earl Orey has
informed the Hamilton Jockey Club that
the Prince of Wales will give a plate
for a feature race, similar to the King's
plate. The Hamilton Club will add IA
guineas and a substantial sum in Canad
ian currency and the race will become
a Canadian turf feature.
Standina; of Albany Clatbs.
ALBANY. Or.TMay SC. (Special., The
schedule of the Albany Twilight Baseball
League, which plays scarries two evenings
each week. Is arousing considerable In
terest and the rivalry is ken. The league
contains some strong players and the
games thus far have been good ones.
The standing of the teams Is now as fol
lows: Won. 1.0BL p c.
Po-toff! Employes ......2 D t onai
Methodtsis 1 1 oo
Vresbvierlsns I 2 .til
Bankers 0 2 -Ooo
E ENDS
DEFEAT
Score Is 4 to 3 After Being
Twice Tied During Nine
Cantos of Struggle.
VICTORY WON BY ZEIDER
Clever Runner Slip Over Plate
Often Enough to Crush All Hopes
of McCredle Bunch In
Exciting Battle.
rActnc coast lkaoik.
Yesterday's Baasalta,
fan Francisco 4. Port la ad S.
Bacratnanto 3 Vernon A.
Los Anceles i. Oakland a.
WasMtusaT af the 4 lab.
"S '5 !"" 3
Si"
3 - '3 -
I s i
II
-I-
San Fran
I I, 4 12 8
41
. 2 Ml
. 400
3l
I .os Angeles
Ssrrsmento
Portland
Vernon . . .
Oakland
3 I II W I .1.-
7 51 2! 5 X. i-T.
2 S; 4' 3 U, --
3' lOi 2.-
r. i
&: 4' 31 I 2u!
Lost
. I.-O 23 20 2433 311031
SAN FRANCISCO. May 245. (Special.)
Kollle Zeldefs base-running and his
timely two-baggers "were not only the
features of today's game, but In the
main they contributed to Portland's
defeat at the hands of San Francisco.
4 to 3. Outhlt almost two to one by
t!te Beavers, the locals ran their bases
like demons, and Just did put across
enough runs to win.
Three of the five passes that "Speck"
Harkness gave were turned Into San
Francisco runs, and the other tally
was started by Olson's bad boot of a
grounder.
It was bang-up baseball from start to
finish, with the Portlanders the most
dangerous kind of competitors. The
Seals had a slim lead of one run in
the fourth, which Portland promptly
tied In the fifth. In the same Inning
the pennant-chasers again went to the
front, and In the seventh made an
other, advancing themselves to the
point that they figured themselves sura
winners.
Ote Johnson was yet to be reckoned
with. There were two on bases when
Johnson banged a Ilonus Wagner drive
to deep center field, clearing the bases,
while he landed at third. Once more the
score was tied, and once mora In the
last of the eighth ZeldT came to the
rescue with a run. Even then the
Seals were not altogether out of the
woods, for Fournter opened with a
two-bagger. He was forced at third
by Kennedy, who batted for Harkness.
and the danger was pretty well over.
Umpire McUreevy ruled with an Iron
hand and no player got the best of
the Indicator man. Catcher lierry was
assessed ti right out of the box for
delaying the game. In the third, when
Zelder was declared safe on a ateal at
aecond. Armbruster made a stormy pro
test. He was ordered out of the game,
finally off the field, and later fined IS.
PORTLAND.
AB. R. II PO. A T.
Spess, If ..4 1 2 2 O 0
Kan. rf 4 0 2 A I
Olson. s .-. I 2 3 3 I
M-rdie, rf ........ 2 I O n e A
Johnson. 3b. .....4 A 1 2 4 O
K r-.n. 2b...... .4 A n 3 3 o
rt. lb ...3 o 1 11 1 o
Armbruster. c ....... A o A J A
Harkness. p ......... 3 A A A 2 2
Kourmer, c. 3 a 1 3 1 A
Kennedy 1 A A A
Total. 33 3 24 11 4
Kennedy batted for Harkness la ninth.
FAN" KIIANI'ISCO.
AB. R. M PO. A K
7.rr. 2b Z 2 I 3 3 A
V"M-r 2b 3 o o 3 t A
T-rnant. Ib 3 A ; II I A
II. wl!-. Cf 3 A A J A A
Mrlrhotr. rf.... .2 A A o A
J Williams. If 2 I A a 1 1
lterrv. e 2 A I A A
VArdle. aa 3 A I ISA
ltrosDInc. p . 3 1 A 1 3 A
Totals 1 22 4 a 7 13 1
Ki'OltK BY 1NXINC8
Portland 0 A A A I A J A 3
Mils , 1 3 o A o A 2 2 a
San Francisco AO I I A 11 I
nits 1 1 1 I o 1 a
SUMMARY.
Stolen bases. Speas. '.- I'l -r ; three. nase
Ml. Johneon: lo-bae bus, Tennanl.
H-rry. Hyan. yM-r. M-Ard3". I'ourrtu;
a-nfce tilts. Itan. rl-rry . M"h!er. Ten
nanl: Sr-at ba. on nal's. off Harkne. 3.
Browning 3: .truck nul. Harkness 3. Hrown -tng
2: nit by pitcher. Armbrist.r, rt:
douhl. pTavs. Ambmlr to Johnson. Oren
to Ort. Olson li Johnson, balk. Kournlr;
time of same. I hour 4- minutes, umpire.
Mctirae.
AngcW Shut Out Oak.
IAS ANflELES. May ? 1 -OS Ange
les shut out Oakland today, s to A. To
ser proving a puzxle to the, visitors,
who could not hit safely, lie allowed
but three hits and kept these far apart.
Score R. II. E.
Oakland aaooaoo 0O 2
Los Angeles... 0 0 0 3 0 0 ( 7 1
Batteries Toxer and Orendorff;
Christian and La Jonge.
Senators Block Vernon.
SACRAMENTO. Cat.. May r. Sacra
mento won from Vernon. 3 to 0. today,
although Vernon secured eight hits off
Brown. Sacramento played an error
less game. Score: R. )(. K.
Vernon A 0 0 0 A o A A a s 2
Sacramento ...A I 1 0 0 1 3 k 0
Batteries Brown and Byrnes: Brack
enridge and liogan.
PORTLAND BOWLERS GO NORTH
Two Tram Will Be Sent to Western
Congress at Seattle.
Two howling teams will be sent from
Portland to the Western bomhng congresa
to be held In Sesttle beginning next Sat
urday night, each team to consist of five
men. Under the management of . X
Kruse a team known aa the Portlands
has been organised, consisting of 1.' H.
Ball. Paul Kneyse. Fred Bishop. Charles
S.ater and Frank McManamy. The other
team, organized by B. . Case, consists
of F. J. MrMonles. Emll Flelg. A. R.
Arena F. O. Cornish and B. O. "aae.
This team will be knoma aa the Case
and Retst rollers. June S and 4 will
probably be the dates on which the Port
land teams mill compete. Five hundred
dollars is the prize for the winners of
the event.
As a preliminary to the big contest In
Seattle a match will be played In Port
land Friday nicht to determine the su
periority betmeen the teams. There has
been considerable rivalry betmeen thraa
BEAVER
In th- pest and the match FrMay natht
mill he hotly contested. In a previous
contest ttetereen these teams the Case
and Relet rollers mon from the Portlsnds.
NATIONAL I.EAGl E.
Won i-t r
rettsburg .-.
r-hlcai ; i ii '
N.r lr v j
I'hllade pM 1 14 . V 7
I inelnnall 1J . 4
llrookltn IS tt ,41S
St. I.OU1S 14 21 .
Boston n ;a .114
Philadelphia ft; Cincinnati 3.
PHII-ADELPH1A. May 31-ln a l;ght
hitting game here today. Philadelphia de
feated Cincinnati ft to S. Magee. driving
In three of- the home team s runs Wttb
two singles. The score;
KIIE RUE.
Philadelphia . Cincinnati 1 1
Bstterw-a Moore and Ifcaoin: Hosin.
Iutec and. Both. I'mpirea KUm snd
Kane.
Chicago 3; Brooklyn 0.
BROOKLYN. May J overall lad
Brooklyn hypnotised today shutting them
out. J to A, with four scattered hits and
striking out ten men. Only one of the
local men reached aecond base. The
core:
R T. I R H K
CI lea go s i Brooklyn a 4 1
Batteries Overall and Graham; Hell
and Berger.
Pill. burg Boston 41.
BOSTON. May St-The l.H-als lied the
score four times In today s game, but
Pittsburg batted hard in the tenth in
ning and woo by a to 4. The score:
It- H B 1 H H El
Pittsburg .... j 1 Boston 4 II 4
liatterlee Camnlti. Leever and GILson;
Mattern and Smith.
York S; St. Iesula S.
NEW YORK. May atFive of New
York eight hits Irmay art. long one
and the locals had no difficulty in defeat
ing S.. Louaa. The score:
R H .K R H B,
. Louis 1 J New York ... i I
Batteries-Beebe. Hi. 1na and B.-rina-han;
W 11 tee and Bel. tel.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Won l.si. p r
. . ro 13 . i3
12 .171
-.1 IS .171
...13 14 .317
...11 14 .11T
...II II .
...13 17 .411
2 .SB-
Detroit
New York
Phllad-iphla
st Loan . . . .
Ito.ton ............
t 'hiisia
ctet.and
Waablngion
Cleveland 3; Philadelphia C.
tLEVEIAND. May SC. Cleveland made
it two out of three from Philadelphia 10
day. The score:
. . E ' RUE
Cleveland ....1 A Philadelphia ..1 7
Batteries Berger and Bcmls; Coombs
and Thomas.
SI. Loula ft; Boston .
err. lyOClS. May !.-. Loula waa the
third and final game toiay from Boston,
score Hot Waddell allowed the visitors
four scattered hits. The score:
RHEt ' RHK
St. Louts til Boston 044
Batteries Waddell and Stephens
Steele. Chech and Carrlgan.
Washington 3; Detroit I.
DETROIT. May 3C-Gray mas sent
""ck against Detroit, after morklr.g Sun
day, and pitched a brilliant game. Wash
ington m Inning 3 10 I. The score:
RH.E.' It H E.
Detroit 1 i I. W ashington ..S a
Batteries 8uggs and Stanage: Gray
and Street.
Rain at Chicago.
CHICAGO. May M-Th. Chicago-New
Tork American League game scheduled
rn t0mr w" postp ned on account of
l FAiNDOM AT RANDOM 1
STI'NO at home and abroad waa the
fate of the Portland teams yesterday.
Bull there is hone left, for more games
will be played this week.
s s
Casey has it on McOedle now. for the
Cota are In third place, m title Mac's
Coasters are stlU coasting, having dropped
lo fourth place by yesterday a defeat.
mm
Wig Bill Chenault experienced another
of his hard-luck defeats yesterday, for one
little hit at several stages .f the game
mould have trimmed the Indians.
Hurrah for Aberdeen. The Black Cats
actually look a game from Sesttle yester
day, and It waa not either of their star
pitchers who turned the trick at that-
e . e
If Eddie ftlever. Cooney Starke!!. Helney
Pernoll and other Aberdeen pitrh.-rs will
do likewue. Ii will he Joyful nems to
the rest of the trams.
a
Phil Coonev and Pearl Casey each
slapped hard-hit bounders down In the
first Inning yesterday, and g.i their men
at first base by quick throws.
' a
Jerry Slieehan seems to have lost his
batting eye. for the big fellow had two
rhencee to score runs yesterday, and
truck out each time.
e
While Reattla plaved errorless hall yes
terday. l- neh's huskies secured only four
hits off Most. Aberdeen nailed nine
inclrs and pulled off three fast double
plaj a.
Msgee. Dugdale'a moat promising
young player, mas responsible for half
of the hits chalked to Seattle, and he also
figured some In the fielding game.
a a a
it Is reported thst Walter McCredle has
a new catcher en route to Portlard.
Neither Hugh M'-Credle nor Judge W. W.
34e4redle have been notified of such
action oa the part of Walter.
m m m
Boh Brown mania Johnny Foumler.
and If Walter McOedle really haa another
backstop in view, he might arranga a
trade with the Spokane manager for one
of the Indian southpaw pitchers.
I
"Dolly" Gray, the former Angel twlrler.
rlnrhci his Job with Wsshlngt.ni yester
day by beating the hard-hlltlng I -trolt
Tigers In line style. Dolly alwsys
waa an effective southpaw pitcher, and
his friends on the Coast are pleased to
learn of his success.
m m m
John Garibaldi received a fetter from
home yesterday announcing the serious
Illness of his mother, and he may bar
called home any minute. The big out
fielder Is sll broken up over the news. Ills
mother Is his only surviving relative.
a a a
Catcher Tom Murray also received elra
Dar news from his Pittsburg home, for a
telegram stated that his mother was also
very low. Murray was so unnerve! that
he was eseused from donning a uniform
by Manager Casey.
Gotrli to Wrestle Jenkins.
IKH MOINES. la- May ?i. Articles
were signed lodsy for a finish wrest
ling maters between Champion Frank
Gotch and Tom Jenkins, wrestling in
structor at West point, to take place
,at Ins Moines. June 12. It will be the
fifth oout between the rbsmplun and
Jenkins, each having mon two.
ll . " " " " ,l
COMPLETE
HOUSE
FURNISHERS
FURNITURE UPHOLSTERING. REPAIRING
Special Sale of Hall Seats tomrS
Offcrttl for loss in this two tlgy. sale nro eleven uii,.1p tioors in the Hiahogany
and golden oak. The values are specially omx.rtune nn.l the designs and vari
ety of designs and sizes will enable you to select n hall seat that will conform to
the pro nut jou of your hall, whether large or sinalL " '
20..V) Hall Sent in KoUeri ok S13.7S V'.OO Hall Scat in eoLlrn oak SIS 75
t22.:a IUllSeat in coKlen oak SHJ.50 tU") Hall Scat in 01, n !.S10r0
r-.00 Hall Seat in tnlden ok S17.!0 f il l) Hall Sot in mhoC,ny. . . .1 . .2100
$29.00 Hall Seat in mahofgny 151.7.75 T4.iJ Hall Seat in irlden oak. . . !. .34!50
ftiS.no Hall Seat in mahogany S-15.00
em, - - - e . vav a 4 4 41 411V 4 mJA
tion. In the handsome Brass Bed designs are displayed a miiulVr of new fea
tures in the round and square effeets.
Specials in
$2.50 values in Linen Couch Covers $to values
new art strijse iatterns
wide and full length
lenm
around special at
Tihe "New Process" Gas Ranges
The many styles and sizes in which these ranges are
made meet every demand for a gas cooking appar
atus, and their construction is an embodiment of the
most modern feat ures. The 2ev lroecss is un
equaled foe quick work and economy, ease and safety
in operation. They are shown with both lower and
elevated ovens and broilers, some with double ovens.
The complete line in the -Basement Department.
Priced from $1-1.50. Connections free where gas
stubs are conveniently located.
BAD LUCKHflfJGSOIJ
Lincoln High Loses Sixth Con
secutive Game.
PORTLAND ACADEMY WINS
Errors , Are Many Columbia and
Washlntton Hleh IUy for lo.
trrsclsnlaslle Ix-ad
Today.
Lineo'n High Behool o,t , .., coo.
secutlve game yesterday afternoon In lie
last ssnve of the srsias. plaved with Port
land Academy, the score, hoe ever, being
close, and ending in faror of the Academy
l-am. to a. The Orel three up f.
Uneoln went out end In the moi half
of the Inning Portland Academy etartrd a
little system of nremmrks. which scared
three nana. These were partal'y due. how
ever, to the errors of tiie tneoin nine.
Nevertl-elees. tmo hits mere made in this
inning, and two men mere left on haeesv.
Portland Academy made another run In
the third Inning and In the fourth. Lin
coln braced up and brought In Imo runs.
Ten another was made in the sixth and
the score mas tied In the seventh by
means of two bits out to center Beld In
the laet half of the seventh. Portland
Academy made three consecutive hits,
which scored tmo runs. Lincoln re 4-a.tr red
Its fifth run In the eighth.
He.th teams used rd headwork In play
ing, but were faulty In their f-hnko .
although al times km good fielding ass
done, first, a grandstand play mould ha
made mhl.-ta wo.ill bring aprlauee from
the gallery and then costly errors which
mould bring groans. IJncoln mas espe
cially had In the error line Portland
Academy has sron three gsmes and lost
two. ,
The championship game of the seaecn
m ill be pta-ed this afternoon . at 1 xv
"IolIy- lAay's crack bunch from the
Peninsula, whleh has won four games out
of the five played and the undefeated
aggregation from Waehlnglon High, mill
cleeh at Multnomah Field. In what prora.
msses to he the beet Interacholastic battle
ever fought In Portland. Kirk, mhe
showed up so well on Columbia a trip, win
be sent to the Bring line for lh Purple
and White, and Hours, who has delivered
such, effective ball all eeseon. mill be on
he mound for Wsahlngton. The Hlsh
ISehoot club haa made great Improvement
aa the season haa advanced It ks the
Intention of every student of iviumrea
to attend the game, and the Kaat tilde
bunrh will be unusually large.
The last game of the season will ha
plsyed en Tueeday. June I. bet seen
Washington and Portland Academsns.
OOI. F CONTEST IS Ori'X ED
a
State Championship Is at Stake -en
Links of nstrrlr Club.
The golf tournament for the champion
ship of Ore on. stsrted vesterday alter.
Boon on tte Waveriy links under the
auspleea of the XVaverly io!f til;t,. The
mimed foursome handicap for It holes mas
the first event. Thte lasted from 11 Jo
TUOL &: GIBBS
INC.
New Metal Bed Styles
The very latest and most artistic designs and fin
ishes are shown in our line of the over-popular
Iron Heds. Of these we ivirtioularly mention the
plain heavy tube styles in the rich Veruis Martin
and the rmreelain enamel finishes, also those in
the iopular combinations of white and gold. Some
decidedly new effects in desi-m jin.1
Couch Covers
51 inches stripes and
fringed all
inngett an iiark colors
151.50
length special at .
o'eloek mi j and waa entered by SI ron
teetanta. R. I- Macleay and Miss Violet
Pooley. of Victoria, mon the event with
the net score of M Tle team made a
greats score of . but they owed two
making the net . This Is the best soore
that has been made on the links
Jordan Zen and Miss Use Korhlor took
sc-ond place mttb a score of K and
Thomaa Rohertaon and M.ss Kathleen
Hums took third place with . of
the mtnnera of nrst place received a hand.
eme cup as a prtae.
This afternoon the Individual champion
ships wi:l be started. A large number of
entries have been made and Use reel e
rltement starts with this event. r,;r. of
thai beat players on the Coast end In the
state mill take part and much Interest
' taken as to the outcome of the events.
The finals mill he plsyed Kslurdsy.
Those mho look part in the mixed
foursome eeterdey mare paired as fol
(; eoe-V-e Vo te an $ at;s TVnai Keer
1 s. mas Kerr 1M tins It K h lee . T
Itonerte n m4 Mies Kathleen Mum. t-4-'s
alae:er ar.d alia. koWt l'eW ; atr.
-4 Mrs l. T M irs va. vv i nam U . .--".."r
SM kf as r -tev . Mr ai4 Mos. lelee
K.re va J- -a r.a as4 Sua I .
ft: Mr sr.4 M-a H Sver s .v. ; i.
beet and M las lnr llett-.. a-art Sr.hr ar. 4
t.!4 Lsais 1 a Mr. and Mrs. tt. J.
H
1 he programme for the remainder of
the tournament Is aa follows:
TtiuCMlai. Mav r" 1 l- 3 T M . sn.S'e
si. rh.mrer.Mn is h" a, medal r- s .
e--t.nr.ieg eoun4. s to euairv: i u r.
M . twt i 'if rSsfnfi.nesi.ls IS bo'.
nates r-ai. flrai tram. IJ to s T M.
e;.-a S" . dal T ret. IS to a I'. M , sine
BWe ritles eai t-ies
e.c... Mar r -a to IS SO A M. snee'a
rl. hainrt4.ewe ip, la hoi anaieh r-a
f 'SI rowtwl. ; In 3 r M . m-e . .te
eamnee-ir, la r.:aa. mal-n ra a e
aee railed. I I" TV, . i noes
f.e-lrt l :a h.iea anal.S pl.t. e-- i
remind, lo I I' M . rhvk slf. ! V C -IO
In a P. M . Kl..Vt". r-ti I rt. a. t r
K-War ; S , at A M . ansa
nr-ea . hsmntaia.Ms. en. S Aa hsei. Bert
IS tcH.. Sitrh r-a. It tt 1 1 A M at.nr.er s
ets rhiiri'Wie :v. IS h'ea. mat, a
I T . tj to II- M . lufier nies Mflitll.
I ei. ta s.m etedal r -i .Hauler
M . aee a - ,hamriee!p. . 1 e
K.ea rinal. etai -Si r ) . II i Is I M t' M
re - n . . n Kaane.a I heloa m1. 1 r-at .
I t lo 3 So M S-f--s s eoee Kse1l.-atv
I " vt . snen . ti-
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31 Ne . asxnefvay-l 0 :r
tv-t ftnv ha . , -s rmr U t -M r W .
4r'rr( T:t 4aa" -T1 ; U ttt 3aO M
W!aHc.ta sjt1tr 1 1 r-ana)
MISS HAIII.EV IX OLD IOMM
former tiolf champion Easily le-
feats Rival al IWston.
WATfRTrilV. .. N. v.. Msy Tt
Mslntsinlng the marvelous long gstrte.
whleh was the feature of her pley last
'. Mse Kate f. Il.rley. of Kail
River, the Nstlonal woman golf cham
pion, easily defeated Miss Msrgsret
furtle. of the Country Club. Hrookllne.
the SS7 tille-ho;der. els u ix. four to
play. In the first match play round of
the Hoeten woman's golf rhanvplonshlp
on the links of the Oakley Country
Club totlay.
Trails Score. Ilratlli.
RTK N. T Mar r Waller J Tracts,
es-ltrltlsh champion. scored heavltv
again today In the quallfvtng round
for the eleventh annual Melmnnlllan
tlotf championship. over the links of
the At-amamls 4 lub. He woo low.
sec re medal by a lead of four strokes
In the 34 holes medal play.
tn,ly two men. John A. Ward and
Klndlay K. Itougiaa. mho registered i
In the morning round, did under as.
Miss lllsltop Wins at tolf.
i-.U:Xcvi; N. y.. Msy X - In the
tnatrn plsv Inday In the sell champL.n
ship woman's Msralhon lit.lf Aswistin.
Xli. s (ercrg'.snna . i.l-. beat Mrs. T. H.
rnihsniM. Miae Iu.s,p pised a man e
f artie.
Women!. Mic'
and Children
Wearing Apparel
AND REFINISHING
Today !
SIXTH
FLOOR
in Oriental Couch Cover
patterns in liht and
oU inches wide and full
SI. S3
i GAME WON BK SHAVER
KM I. WOOD TKAM DKIKATI D BY
KXllfc: OK ft TO .
r.irk-k Plirlt-r Carood Ball and Ham.
Ont Tw Two-RiRm
for Winning Nine.
STAMtlMi or THK Ma.
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It mas nip ,J tuk betmeen Ph.v.r
snd fa-Urn ood yesterday at Rast T-elf i h
snd est Harts .tree is. but II. suprrw
fielding of tl,e bluiver oung.era and the
clever mork of their pitrher. Patrick,
finally mm the game for hem by tie
rloae soore of a lo 4
4-l!aod opened mtth a rush In the
"rat Inning, and pulled In three run.
Martin, the nrst lad up. fring-d out a
tmo-aarker past aeon.! bas. Itme fl
ioettig. al.o b .od Msrtm sdvanced to
third. IVndergTaea ranned and then Wit.
ling a hit brought In Martin. t.arhsrtr.
secrtnred for a letly by loss, and a
psssed ball let m Willing ISellaod bad
men on third base, in the second, third,
fifth and slsth Innings, bul could not pujl
In another run until He ninth, mhrn s
hit bv leosra brought In Palmer.
Hliaver scored one run In l he first In
ning, one In tie sreeM. two In the tMrd
and ane In the seventh.
The bright star of t ) game a a a Pat."
r-.k. who hrMn stitching good ball and
neldlng Ms poeitl.Mt sell, ass the war
batter, eeeurlr.g I o iseo-baggers and a
ssrgle Wllllrg. the svilaood pitcher,
a'xv sl om-ed up well, atr-lklng out II snd
allomirg but nine I ns. hsrirv M. -Uloln.
fhatera eee.a-l l.aeenn.n. deserves
spee'al mention f te hie srgresel ver.ee.
There maa a douhle play In the Kill
hen tioaka froae to a n and caught
"K'er man at third base
lknesa of sunt of the SB-nwned hots
did not put tl,e team out of the rare
and It mill finish the series, l.svlrg a
game yet to plav mlth Coueh. The game
era being played lnwler protest, hssrvm.
oecauste turee teants put In 11. a
finale f reen the set ond dlvlaion. Inslesd of
one team from each division. (Shaver has
"" 'wo games to plav and a chan.
for nrat place. Vernon haa dropped out
The line-up yesterday folios a.
S''Ste l-o.-i.oa. Sel-.e-d
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n 1 1 I n at eoaa a
fait la . .
Mat I n
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Astoria riataa Track Meet.
AUTt'iRTA. r. May St, - Special A
Held nseet lelsien II. Irak teams rep
rreent rg the Unco'n High sv-t.oo of
Port: sod and the Astoria H'ru fs,
haa been acrarged to he held tn this
city on Kslurd.). Jurat M
Americans Take Prises.
r A K T ft Mav X Two Ameriians won at
TremlMsy today. H. It. Ituryea s Wsnda
III mn In first In the I Tlx Retaet. and
V . K Vanderhil: s ISeaslrk II waa the
Pnx IVlSar ui'.lo.a.