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Newspaper Page Text6 E E They Get 16 Hits Off Vernon Twirler, Ryan Being Cred ited With Five. HENDERSON IN GOOD FORM Fight Hits He Allows Give Hogan lies bat Three Ran empire 3Io Grecvy Arouse Wrath of Home Club rUjer. LOS ANGELES. Cel.. June 16. (Sre rial ) Threa straight: The Champion tdminlstered another terrific beating to the hapless Hoganltes today. Score. I to J. The Reavers got 16 hlt off Wiitett while Henderson held the locals to eight hit. Ryan reristered a hit every time at bat. five In all. and one of them a triple. In the third inning the fana went rrair over a cloae decision by which Wll.ett was out at first. When Catch er Brown Indulged In remark regard ing M.-Greevy'a judgment on balla and strikes in the fourth, the umpire fined him ti and ordered hi an out of tb park. Ilocin completed the gam be hind the bat. Opening the game. Ryan singled and scored on Krueger"s double. Krurger scored oa Rapps' single. For Vernon. Carlisle scored on a double and Kane single. The fourth was lively. It opened with the Brown-McGreevy episode. Murray's single scored Pheehan and put PecktnpauKh on third. Chadbourn singled infield, the ball taking a bad bound Just before It reached Patterson, scoring pecktnpaugh. For Vernon Bur reil doubled to the left field fence, scoring Brashear and ilosp. In tfce fifth. Ryan singled again and cored on Rapps' single to center. In the sixth. Henderson doubled and scored on Chadbourne's single. Ryan opened t.ie seventh with a triple and tried to score on an attempted squeeze but was out after an exciting chase. Ryan singled again in the ninth, his fifth hit. equaling Maggart'a record of five bits out of five times up. last week. Krueger singled Infield. Ryan and Krueger pulled off a double steal. Rapps walked.. filling the bases. Shee ts in doubled to left, scoring Ryan and Krueger. Score: Portland 1 Vernon At.HPO.At' Ab.HPOkA.E- rhil t rt a o r.rrr.;. s o j Rrsn.cf. . ft S I Krti.r.If. 5 rt!5e.t. tan s.n.3& a 3 1 r-c l M. 4 O 3 Vl'jr-.e 4 I i n.r.4 n p 4 10 o-.r?!..rf s a e o o 0 Kan. .It . S O l lb, I 0 HrMTStk. o M.np ... . 3 0 vro'II.rf 4 1 r urr.ll St 4 o " row . l 0H"an.c 3 o a 0 e 1 s s, o 100 3 2 1 3 t o e 1 1 o o in-i:;tt.p. 4 T"'S'S 0 14 tT l Totals S3 S 27 13 1 6eiiaB settd for Hssa la ninth. SCORE BT INN7XGS. r--:t:d 3 ! I H.t. 1 1 1 3 9 1 1 9 14 -nn 1 O0S000O A J it;' a 0011010 ; s iriiiiART. Run Rvn S, Kro.s.r ?. Pheehan. V' trpusl. H'nd.noK, CSrll.te, Pre. hear. F' ' . 3. Th r-.-Ias. Mt Ryan. Twq-biM "'.- Krusr. .'rltal Vurr.ll. ll.nder.on. F1.eha Wlllott. Htnimn t ." h.1 -hi im.. Kn. Kru.ger Murray. Kn. H"r". Hurr L bam on bal's Off Wili.lt 4. o'f ll.tfiama 2. traria oat Hv Wlll-tt S. Mr Hcd""' tV IWuh:a pisjs Roag anaMtat. 1- Ki 1 plteb Wlll-tt. frit tr p.'ch.d r ' I'ktitraoa. Time 3. 00. L'mplrs Mcii raavj. SCTOR PCZZI.E TO SENATORS San Francisco Takes Fourth Straight Victory, ? lo I. SACRAMENTO. Jufle San Fran cisco made It four straight victories over the a-nstnrs by taking today's game. T to 1. Harry Sutor was a pus tie to the locals, holding them to seven scattered hits and fanning II. Ren Hunt started the game for Sac ramento and was found freely In the first three Innings when the als won the game with six runs. Score: ten Franc!. co ISacramento AMf-sAF As If Po A T. ia. 'f J 1 a e Mnn St. 4 2 0 S 0 V A- ..,.l 4 3 4 S l H-ll-T.rf 51100 IV .. 2 3 o 1 I VanlTo.ff 4 3 4 0 0 T-rr. l ib 4 3 0 0-l-.nji. lt a 115 t I V- " r.r'. 5 " 1 O 0 N-( .r.;b 3 0 110 w.vt.s. 4113 ei.wi.If.. 30000 M. l n.tf. S 1 3 O 0 Thom..e 9 0 I 1 O hmi't.c O 0 a 0 e l.'re'.a.a 3 13 0 0 "lr.p. 4 1 0 0 t If tnt.p. . 0 0 O 0 I JUrrj.c. 3 1 a 0 0 t'l'i'i.l p. 3 0 O : o HkrV. 1 0 O O O I T. !. e 3 0 3 o o l ' Ro k-.Ib 3 O 0 8 0 Ivuhoy ... 1 0 0 0 0 NourM. 1 0 0 0 0 Tn-:s M II TT si Totals U T2T11 P-i'.-d fr Hoot to third. R?r-d for L.rch.n In ninth. aact.d for F;i4.rald In ninth. SCOUR BT INNINGS. fsi Fran. ...1 1 400000 1 T Hire S 1 3 3 0 1 1 0 3 13 fAr.amento ..0 0 O 0 0 0 1 O O I Hits .......1 1 3 0 1 0 3 0 0 T f VMM ART. Rons fiae. !4I-Ard. Vflw. Tnnant. V. choir. Mihl.r. fchm!1t, Shlnn. Six hits. rars off Hunt la 3 tuntnara. Two-baw hits Sutor. MrArl'a, iwanz.. F.rry. M.f1ln. H-'.t.r. ai.crinc hlte vv-av.r 2. Tnnnt. X. oa ea'l.tl bells OfT Hunt 2. (t Klts Sra.d 3. off tutor 3. Ptruca out By utor H by Hunt I. by ritjx.r:l i Hit by rrtrfj.i d.i.s ntrn. i..wts. iotidi. p;yi S'--Ardi. to Mobi.r. Ttm 1 .i. L'mpin riid-braad. irorE nrx mixs for angels Oak Pitcher Falls to Catch Daly Asleep With Swift Ball Over Piste. vV FRANCISOrt. June 1. Failure of Kl'rcy to catch Daly napping in the eitrhth gave Los Angeles the winning nn In today's game. The score was i to 1. when Kilroy. believing that Paly kas slumbering, sent a fast one des t n-?'l to spilt the piste, but Daly sent It over the fence. Halla. the twirler r.-ertiy secured from Louisville, r:ched Ms first game for Los Angeles, r. ore: Los !!- I Osklaad ASHPeAK AbHPeAK Jf-jw d If a a 0 O 0 PfyT.lk.. 4 1 1 o f.-r 1 rf S 1 3 1 0 HofT An.lf 4 0 O 0 O Ij...-f. 4 I o 0 0'-'.f.rt... 8 0 O o 0 Mx-rI 3 1 3 1 J cut a.:b 3 1 T 0 1 ,v. '- 3 3 3 4 I) ?... kn.cl 4 13 10 (t p.m. 3 1 3 S 0 Hi: J 3 O 3 2 1 I'M n.l 4 1 II 4 e.r.. 3 0 3 1 0 -n -.-..c. 3 0 3 I Pr.rc. c. 3 0 3 1 0 liA.lo.p. 1 a 1 Miroy p. 3 0 0 3 1 IVltl." . 0 0 O O tl IChra-n.a 0 0 0 0 0 To-s's -- I r; i I 4' Totn's SO 3 34 14 3 Ht.r.i oat. hit by b.ft.4 ball. n.i-:"l for Coy to ntn'h. ...Christina ran tor kiitao m ainsh. SCORE BT INNINGS. Lo. Anian.t 00100010 3 It 1 13 3 10 11 IIO (. . nd I 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Jlr., 1 0 0 1 1 0 0 o a I'M MART. fan.) r'r. kfoore. r"ihw. How. ran , To-n. bit How.rd. fcrinc. hits i.- nrf a u'.hAw 2. rir.t bate on rsl; .- -T MiHa 1. K:!roy T. Frm- out HVs 2- V Kltror 3. Do-iMe r Wirrs te Catena; Zacbsr is I'fyi; Berasrd BEAVERS TRDUBL WNNING to Pilloa to Hi:a: Akin to IHllon: Pfyl to Wsr.s. Wl.d pitch Kilroy. Time 1:13. Umpire Finney. NATIONAL LE-CIT- t'hlcafro , Philadelphia S. CHICAGO. June IS. Chicago bunched six hits, three of which were troubles In the third and fourth Innings and wtth the assistance of three errors, beat Philadelphia today to J- The score; R.H. E.I R.H. E. Chicago. . . II S Phllaphia. .J i J Batteries Reulbach and Archer: More. Chalmera and Dooln. Umpires Kason and Johnstone.. St. Louis 8, Xew York 4. 6T. LTC1S. June !. PL Louis took advantage of the New York, pitchers" wlldness and hit at opportune times, tsklng the second game of the series. The score: R. II. E t R- H. t. New York. . lL Louis. . . S Batteries Drucke. Raymond. Mar quard. and Myers. Wilson: Mteel and Bresnahan. Vmplres Klem and Emslie. Plttsborg 8. Boston 2. PITTPBURG. June H- Pittsburg had no difficulty defeating Boston today. Brown waa hit hard, three triples and a home run being am.mg the safe drives the home team got off him. The score: R. II. E I R- H- rituburg. .8 0 Boston. t 1 Batteries Camnlta and Simon; Prowii. Griffin and Kling. Umpires U'Day and Urennan. AMERICAN LEAtilK- Philadelphia 10, Chlt-nfio 6. PHILADELPHIA. June 1 Pn'' delphla defeated Chicago od;- Jfne home team knocked Scott off the rubr bar In the first Inning. Score: P II E I R. H. E. Chicago... Til" Phlla- 1 Pattcrles Pcott. Young. Sullivan and Block; Coombs and Lapp. Washington 6, St. Louis 0. WASHINGTON. June It. Washing ton made it three straight ever St Louis today by shutting out the visi tors. Walker was effective with men on bases, while Telty was hit very time ly. Score: R. H. E l R- E- Washton.. t t. 2SL Louis.. 0 Batteries F. Walker nd Street. Felty and Clark. Cleveland S, Boston 2. BOSTON", Juno It. Cleveland de feated Boston In a brilliant game to day. Fine fielding enaDiea ioui. . .v.. ci-.t time from his old n ui iui -- club on the home grounds. Score. r li- e.' , Cleveland. tS 10 l.Boston 1 10 1 r . . . --i.. vamoit and Land: Ctcotte, Pape. Hall and Klelnow. Nunamaker. RYAN SWATTER'' REAVER center fielder earns TTTLE I1Y STICK WORK. For Se,-ood Time This Season Ho Crtxa Five Saretlew In aa Many Eacur tdona to the Plata. " Buddy Ryan, "some batter." That la the title to which Portland' husky renter fielder of the Paeiflo Coast league leaders, haa undisputed claim. Yesterday this player, who la justly an Idol of Portlands fana. registered nvo hits In as many times at bat. He haa done It before. While he Is breaking batting records in lamming out consecutive blnglea In frequent games. Ryan also haa the distinction of being the first Pacific Coast League player to corral the cen tury mark In baaehlte for the season. He celebrated his 100th hit In Thurs day's game against Vernon and yes terday brought the total of bta awata to lot by rapping out five blnglea. one of which was a three-bagger, in five trips to the plate. When the Beavers left for Cali fornia Sunday. Ryan had t base hits to his credit and he annexed two In the Drat game on Wedneeday and got two more Thursday, making It 100. Yesterday he made It IV. Yesterday waa the second time this seaaon Kyan has made five hits In five times up. and he also baa the dis tinction of making five hlta In another game, although In that contest he was at bat seven times. He is certain to go into major league ball. . In place of Harry Fanwell. who was turned back to Cleveland, Walter Mc Credle has been Informed by the Amer ican League club that Eugene Krapp will be returned to Portland In the event the other American League clubs waive on him. This information waa conveyed to the sporting editor of The Oregonian In a telegram from Los Angeles last night, and M-Crrdle says that If the other American and National League cluba waive on Krapp. they are fool ish, which indicates that the Portland leader thinks the little pitcher haa the goods. e e Montana Dan Sullivan had a chance to make his fortune Thursday night in Oakland but he quit In the fourth round of his scheduled six-round en counter with Frank Klaus. He claimed a foul but it wasn't allowed and he left the ring In a huff. ... President Lynch, of the National League, has ordered his umpires to an nounce the batteries ahead of the time scheduled for starting the games. This will save a minute or two. ... Two major league scouts have looked over Northwestern League teams already this seaaon Van Hal tren. who is with Pittsburg, and se cured Harrison from the Vancouver club, aad Phil Morse, of the Philadel phia Athletics. BASEBALL IN EPITOME Fear Leaga at a Glaace. V UP C. ' W.UP.i port!nd ...; -"." Spokane . ..3SIS.MT Fan Fran. ..4.1 TAcome 3 31 .44 Oakland ...-a'3- .?'0 Vancouver .823 .S10 V.rnon 3S .; Seattle . ...1'3 3J .43U facram to. 34 4 .4 "! Portland . . .24 .13 .4-' Lve Anal. 7 .310 Victoria . . . . I'i 4tl AirnV. I National. W.L.P."".' . VUPr tie-rolt 37 M .0 r-hicaso S3 l .0.1.1 t-htla 3-1 IT .I1 New York ..M5o .a-.-a New York .27 I I'hila 82 S3 . Ho.ton ...34 33 ..'.4" Plttaburr . . S.'8 .r.tU Ch'raco ...i 2i ft- Louie.. .! : ..13 '.. .and .31 14 .3" '"Inclnnatl .:4 31."..1 WauhinictoB 2.ia .8TT llroolalyn ..1.". .'VS tit. LOUIA...1J .S-tf Uoeton 1143.244 Yeeterday'e Heeulte. Pacific cut l.eane Portland 8. Vernon : raa FranrlKo 1. Sacramento 1; Los Arfi.t 3 oaxkland 1. Northwctern Leasue Portland IX Spo ne 13; Tacoma . Seattle Vancouver 6. ictoria 2- . American League Cleveland Boston S; Wa.hlrs'"" tiu I.ouia : Philadelphia In. ahlcaso : New Tork-Deuoll aiu pot p..l on account of rain. National las-t. I'Mcaso Philadelphia r"ltrturs V To.lon 3. At. lUle R. New York 4. ("in-inatt-broukljfB K Am. postponed oa account of rsia. TIIE MOUSING OREGOXIAy. SATURDAY, i-LOT GAME won ey TOURISTS Way Roadsters and Indians Bat During Ten-Inning Con test Is Caution. SIX PITCHERS SACRIFICED Final Score) of IS to 19 Gives Good Idea or What Kind of Exhibition It Was Visitors Are Ludl- crous In Krrors. . BY ROSCOE FAWCETT. Sometimes 1 laugh at Seattle. Victoria's a regular scream: But stop sll this kldciln' 'bout 13 to 12 For I guess the laugh's on my team. Conns Soliloquy. Playing like champions of the "Pun kin" Township League Spokane yes terday succumbed to the Portland Roadsters In a 10-lnnlng hammer fest that would have made a boiler factory look like' a Bible class. Our boys, who are noble athletes once more, drove three pitchers to the uncut, but Spo kane caught the infection and returned the favors. The score was 13 to 12 and the hits IT to IS In favor of the visitors and as for the bungling there was quarts and quarta of it on the Spokane end. Through the gray mists of the badly tangled dope we find that the game see-sawed back and forth several times. Spokane taking a 11 to 10 lead In the seventh; Portland tielng In the ninth when Bradley drove Mensor across; Spokane forging to the fron In the tenth on Kippert's double tally ing Tauscher. and Portland rallying in Its half of the fatal frame with force enough to shove over the Teon build ing. Five Hits Allowed. All told. Holm allowed five vigorous bingles In the tenth as the story of the cashing reveals: Jensen opened the Inning with a two bagger to right; Mundorff fouled out to right; Casey singled to left, scoring Jensen with the ttelng run; Speas scored his third single on an infield tap; Williams singled to left, rilling the bags with one out. Mensor then shot one over shortstop, shoving Casey In with the winning tally. Archer started on the mound for Portland and had allowed seven hits and three runs up to th sixth. Port land leading. T to 3. Archer's hoodoo then caught up with him nnd after four hits had been cracked off his de livery. Lamllne trotted out. The vis itors, however, amassed six tallies In the excitement and took the lead. Lam llne lasted another frame before Jen sen relieved him. Jensen pitched good ball to the finish. Portland painted the same kaleido scopic scenery on the Spokane bo score, driving Kraft from the mound In one Inning. Bonner started in a man ner that seemed to remind one of the old. old saying that: "Virtue is its own reward." but the reward came In a reversed form In the middle of the sixth when Ostdlek amputated him In favor of his one best bet, Victor Holm. Klppert "Demon Slugg"-" Kippert. Mensor and Speas were the demon sluggers of the fracas. Klppert practically winning for his teammates on two or three occasions. He slammed out three doubles and two singles In six excursions. Mensor was the stellar figure In Portland'a pinch epoch. Casey and Speaa scored four runs apiece, which Is trotting some. Pettlgrew and the new shortstop. Coultrln. who played In his first gams here, also sang in the pinch hitting quartet. Coultrln handing out a dandy two-bagger to right that scored Casey and Speas In the fifth. Mundorff was shunted from short to btovall's plact In right, but went back to short when Stovall batted for Coultrln In the ninth. Some of the. Spokane fielding stunts were ludicrous. Would that we could dig up something from the penciled de tails that might palliate the blunders the "champs' made yesterday. We don't know exactly what palliate means, but fall to find anything that looks aa though It might work for .that kind of material. For example: Krrors Are Ludicrous. In the first Inning Cooney pegged wildly to first on Casey's groundur and then when he neatly stopped a s'am by Speas and threw to Carty at second, the Fresno raisin king dropped the pill and Ca.ey landed safely again. Wil liams. Mensor and Pettlgrew then hit safely and not satisfied with three tal lies. Catcher Hasty let Frisk's throw get by him at the plate and a fourth rang the bell. The score: Spokane I Portland A0.H.P0.A.E. AD.H.P0.A.E. VetseLSb 5 11 1 Mu'f.rf.sa. S 0 4 0 0 Coon'y.as S 1 1 3 S .'aaey.in. S 1 4 3 O Frl.k.rf.. ft 0 0 .-pa.cf. . t 1 0 0 Norrt a.lb 4 1 10 1 OWIl ms.lb 4x800 y.lm'n.lf. . 0 O 0 0 0Ven.or.1h 8 4 4 S 0 Klpp't.ef. ft t 0 Oi'oult'n.M 4 1 0 1 0 l-arft.2b. 4 1X41 Pettl'w.if. 41100 Ila.ty.c. 4 1 0 lillarrla.c. S 0 8 0 0 Kraft. p.. 0 O 0 0 0 Archer.p. x 1 0 1 0 TAUAc'rlf .1 i 1 0 OLamllne.p 1 0 0 0 0 Willis .1 0 0 0 Oilenaen.p. . 110 10 Pnnn.r.p 0 0 0 3 1 Miller.. 1 0 0 0 8 Holm. p.. 2 0 13 OMovall.rf. 1 0 0 0 0 IHradley.lf 110 10 Totals 43 17 il IS T Totals 48 18 30 0 0 Willis batted for Kraft In second. Miller batted for Lamllne In seventh. One out when winning run ecu red. SCORE BY INNINGS. Bpokane 0 08008200 1 12 Hits 1 94008210 217 Portland 401023001 2 l.i Hits 8 0 0 1 2 3 0 0 2 8 U SUMMARY, ftuns Netsel. Cooney 3. rr!k, Nordyka 2. Klppert, ""artarrlght 2, Tauscher 2. Bonner, Ca.eT 4, Bpeea 4. Wllllama 2, Mensor. -Jensen, struck out By Kraft 1. by Bonner 2. by Holm 2. by Archer .d. by Jenaen 1. Bases on balla Off Bonner 1, off Arch.r S. off Lamllne 2, off Jen.en .1. Two-baae hits Cooney 2. Frisk. Tauscher, Klppert 8. Speas. Williams. Coulton, Jen.cn. lioublo playe I'oulton to i.'a.ey to Williams: Holm to .Cooney. Sacrifice hlta Holm. Williams. Menaor. ptolen bases Cooney, Frl.k, Men sor J. Jen. en. Hit by pitched balls Cart er rishL Wllllsme. Inning, pitched By Kraft 1. by Bonner 4 2-3, by Holm, 4 1-3, by Archer 8 3-3. by Umllna 1-1-8. by Jenaen 3. Pa.e hits Off Kraft a. off Bonner 4. off Holm 8 off Archer 11, off Ijimllno 3, off J.na.n "ft. Time of game 2:S-'. Umpire Baumssrtrn. X Notes of Uie Game. Portland used 14 men and Spokane 13. Zimmerman. Spokane alusser. la weak asalnst left-handers, so Tsuscher wss sent to his garden. Tauscher drove In two rune (n't he sixth by a double to center and al tos. ther made a groat ahowlnc. The leasue changed umpires yesterday, Baumgarten taking Lonanckers plsce. the latter bsvint been dropped. The umpire stall cow consists of McCarthy, Steve Kane and Bsumgarten. Htrand will twirl in one of today's gamea. Catcher Harris kicked st a decision at the place when Cooney slid ssfaly on a double steal with Krl.k In ths sixth. Cooney waa eo obviously aafe that the crowd ap plauded Baumgarten. Menaor laid dowa a line eqneese bunt with two atrlkea on blm In the third. Eddie pulled a dumb one. however. In the Innlnc previous, when, with men on nrst and sec ond. Taueoher drove a eharp grounder dowa GORNEP the path. Menaor forced one runner at third but forgot to throw to first for a double until too late. Spokane then slammed In three runs, enough to win an ordinary game. Joe Cohn. owner of the Spokane team, announced that he would buy 810 worth of tlcketa for any kind of a benefit arranged for Will MacRae. Nick Williams startled the several hun dred women In the standa by a sensational one-hand catch of Cartwrlght's foul bunt in the eighth Inning. Williams caught the sphere less than IS feet from home plate. Pmplre Baumcarten go.t a nice start-snd msde a good Impression on ths fans by his earnestness and willingness to move about. Holm gets credit for a defeat and Jensen for the victory. The Roadaters have won three and lost two of the eerlee so far. Portland played errorless bsll, a "bad bouncs" arounder to Casey being the only thing thst hsd the faintest appearance of a boot. Fielders, however, are not supposed to get that kind and the batter waa given a hit. VICTORIA OCTHITS BTJT LOSES Walk and Three Safeties Give Com manding; Lead to Vancouver. VANCOUVER. B. C, June 16.--A. walk and three hits put Furchner In bad In the fourth inning of today's game and Vancouver got a command ing lead. Victoria outhlt the locals, but Erickson kept the hits scatered. Score : Vancouver 1 Victoria AD.H.Po.A.E.1 . Ab.H.Pp.A.C. u.--n if -i l A 11 o Mlller.cf . 3 0 3 0 0 AdsmA.rr 4 0 u v v Kay rr.sD a w w v 1 4 2 0 'iood'n.3b 4 2 12 0 0 5 2 0 Houi'r.rf. 3 12 0 0 0 0 2 OVcM'o.lb. 3 0 10 0 0 1 2 0 0 Kelier.as. 4 113 1 1 S 2 l-Davls.lf .. 3 110 0 1 A o o'riples'an.o 4 0 8 1 8 10 0 O.Furch r.p 2 0 O 3 0 I'Thomas. 1 0 0 0 0 Ben'tt.ib .1 Strelb.lb 3 jAmea.Ab 4 Brln'r.cf 4 rVlia'r.ee. 3 hea,e... 3 Erlck'n.p 3 Totals 30 8 27 11 II Totals 81 T It 8 1 Hailed for Furchner in nintH SCORE BT INNINGS. Vancouver 20030000 5 Victoria 0 1 0 0 0.0 0 1 0 2 SUMMARY. Run Adame. Bennett. Strelb. Brtnker. Scharnweber. Ravmer. Houa-holder. Stolen baaea Adams. Bennett, James. Sacrifice hits Householder, Harrison, sacrifice fly McMurdo. Three-base hits Hou.eholder, Scharnweber. Two-base hit Erickson. liases on balls Off Erickson 4 off Furch ner 2. Struck out, By Erickson 7, by Furchner 2. Ps.aed bsll Splesman. Left on basea Vancouver 4, Victoria 7. Time 1:33. Umpire Kane. TACOMA SHXTS OUT SEATTLE Giants Are Unable to Hit Schmutz Effectively During Game. SEATTLE, Wash., June 16. Seattle was unable to hit Schmuts effectively today and TacOma won, S to 0. The visitors found little difficulty in hitting Skeels when hits meant runs and be gan accumulating scores early in the game. Score: Seattle , Tacoma Ab.H.Po.A.K.'Bsey.lf 4 10 0 0 Leard.2b 3 0 O 8 0 Cole nn.3b 4 2 0 8 0 Coca.h.cf O 2 0 O'ftock'ld.lib 4 114 0 Tru k'k.if 4 2 8 0 0 Morao.aa. 3 0 5 8 0 Burs.. lb.. 4 0 0 1 0 Abbott. rf 8 110 0 fVeed.rf.. 4 2 8 0 0 Lynch.cf. 8 12 10 On lb... 8 0 V 0 1 Burns.c. . 4 18 10 Ftsy'nd.ss 8 0 8 2 0 Fleher.lb 4 1 11 1 0 Shea.c... 8 0 8 2 0 Scbmuts.p 8 0 12 0 Skeels.p. 820201 I Totals 30 8 27 10 l Totals 82 8 27 18 0 SCORE BY INNINGS. Pesttle 0 0 0 O 0 0 0 0 0 0 Tscoma 0 2 0 1 000 0 2 B SUMMARY. Runs Morse. Abbott (2), Lynch, Fisher. Home run Fisher. Stolen bases Skeels, Rockenfteld. Morse. Struck out By Skeels 4. bv Schmuts 8. Bsses on balls Off Skeeis 8. off Schmuts 2. Hit by pitcher Schmuts, by kee!s. Double pieys Skeels to Raymond to Ort; KoekenBeld to Morse to Fisher. Um pires McGeevy end Allen. American Association Results. At Kansas City Columbus 8, Kan sas City 2. , St. Paul-Toledo. Mlnneapolls-Indlan-apolls and Milwaukee-Louisville games postponed: rain. SPORT MERGER IS MADE GRCSHAM - "RIVERSIDE AMUSE MENT CLUB INCORPORATES. Portland Driving Enthusiasts Take Interest In Fair Grounds, Which Are Being Reconstructed. Articles of Incorporation of the new ly organised Gresham-Rlverslde Amuse ment Club were filed with County Clerk Fields at the Courthouse yeeterday, and the work of reconstruction of the Gresham Fair grounds will- now be rushed. The new organization is the outcome of negotiations conducted between the Riverside Driving Club, of Portland, and the Gresham Fair Association, and the combination of the two organisa tions was perfected for the purpose of fostering harness horse racing and other sports and amusements. The Riverside Driving Club still re tains Its separate organization as a Portland Club, and Is represented in the Gresham Club by holding a percent age of the stock In that organization. n-i. r:rsui.aTn. Riverside Club will now go ahead with the construction of a fast half-mile tracg at waicn maima. racing meets will be conducted this 'ti.a wnrk of rnmDletlnsr this track will be rushed, aa It is hoped to be able to hold the first matinee race at Gresham on July 4. In addition to horse racing the new club will promote field sports, aviation meets, automoone races i - Th.. inonrnoration articles Uaiuciiurs. contain the names of Charles Cleveland, T II. Howltt. A. Myers ano n. x. ltison as directors of the new club. .I.nlnn nf officers will be nuwevd, - held next week when a complete staff of officials will be selected. J. F. EWING DEFEATS FRO UMAX Multnomah Tennis Tourney Reaches . Final Round Today. James F. Ewlng defeated A. Frohman and P AV. Lewis beat Dr. Bllderback yesterday In the seml-flnals of the Multnomah Amateur Athletic Club Spring handicap tennis tournament. Ewtng and Lewis will meet in the final round Tor the Alma D.'Katz cup today at 3 o'clock. Ewlng was forced to "hurry some to beat Frohman.. the match going three sets. Frohman beating Ewlng in the second set 6-1. Frohman played a steady game, using a twisting service, lobbing fairly and stroking nicely throughout the match. Ewlng. how ever, did not play his usual game, per haps due to the handicap. Ewlng owed IS and Frohman received as much. The scores were 6-4, 1-6, 7-6. Lwls played consistently In his match with Dr. Bllderback and It was decided In straight sets. 6-1. 6-3. Lew s has demonstrated In his game in this tournament to be better than a re-celve-l" player. In the match today Ewlng owes 15 and Lewis receives 15. A five-set match will be played. Texas Amateur Shoots "Well. CHICAGO. June 16. F. W. Mc.Velr. of Houston. Tex., with a score of HI out of a possible 150 targets, was high among the amateurs today In the Chl Tago Oun Club tournament. Jesse Young, of Chicago, being second with 111. JUNE '17, 1911. IRVINGTQN LEAD Grammar School Champion- ship Is Captured. LADD ' LOSES POOR GAME Thirteen Innings Blarked by Ragged Playing With Final Score IS to 12 Irvine's Hitting Fea ture of Contest. - Irvington School yesterday won the baseball championship of the Gram mar School League by beating Ladd School on Multnomah Field. Thirteen innings were played and the score was 13 to 12. It was a ragged exhibition of ball and was anybody's game until the last. Irvington played a remarkable up hill game. Ladd having a seven-run lead in the second inning. Nervousness of Pitcher Haydon and the Irvington team generally gave Ladd five runs in the first Inning and two in the second. In the 11th inning each team made one run. Schiller opened the 13th by get ting to first on a hit. He stole second and went to third on McLauchlan's hit to the infield. Bonney then won the game . with a hit to left field, which Caeser was forced to back against the fence for but could not hold. McLauchlan pitched the last half of the game for Irvington. He gave Ladd Its 12th run by walking in a man after filling the bases. Gitfham started and Davis finished the game for the Ladd team. Irvine's hitting was the feature of the game. He got a home run the first time at bat and the second time up hit a three-bagger. Bolin, Ladd snonstop, did good work In the field, starting two double plays. The teams were playing for the Honeyrilan Hard ware Company trophy. The players In yesterday's game were: . irvington - Ladd ,!-. Irvine l-.c Scnuis Haydon.M'Lauehlln p Gorhani. Davis Etemler lb Holt MI.Burhlan.Havdon 2b Rnndsoa I Schiller Sh io';' i Bonney ... e Eolln seaurooK 'i uir,V- Brown cf ,"V.bli'" Base rf Davis, Gorham SCORE BY INNINGS.- Irvington 1O2O024OM010 113 tadd 5 22001100010 012 Umplre--Profesaor H. J. Boyd. EUGENE GETS STATE SHOOT Tournament Selected Because of Fine Fishing Xear By. Eugene gets the 1912 state trap shooting tournament, is the announce ment brought by returning Portland blue rock shooters. One of the rea sons advanced for selecting Eugene as the site for the tournament is the fine fishing to be had in the McKenzie River. - There were seven Portland men at the Eugene tourney, namely: M. Abra hams, J. Cullison. R. Carlon, AV. Cald well, Charles Wagner, P. Holahan and J. Reed. Some of the sportsmen at the shoot made fishing Junkets on the I'pper McKenize River before and after the tournament. The visiting sportsmen of the North west were expected to shoot at the grounds of the Portland Gun Club, Kenton, tomorrow. However, this shoot has b;n postponed for a week because high water in the Columbia has overflowed the shooting grounds. The water is expected to have receded enough to permit a shooting next Sun day. Sportsmen at the Eugene shoot came from all parts of the Northwest. SHOOTERS TAKE TO FISHING Trapmen Leave Eugene for Upper Willamette and McKenr-ie. SPRINGFIELD, Or- June 16. CSpe clal.) Two score of Pacific "Indians" who have been holding their annual gun shoot In Eugene during the past week passed through Springfield to day in automobiles for points on the upper Willamette and McKenzie Rivers to spend the balance of the week fishing. Several members of the party who stopped In the city to make purchases expressed their surprise at the remarkable growth shown In Springfield during the past few years. The Summer traffic up to the Mc Kenzie has already begun this yenr and It appears as though this will be a record year. Automobile parties from all parts of the West, bearing numbers from California, Washington, Oregon and Nevada, have, already passed through the city bound for the up river fishing resorts. The 60-mlle auto road has been Improved and is even better than it was last year, making the resorts easily accessible to the au tolst without fear of accidents. UMPIRE ALLEN MAKES BIG HIT Longanockcr's Successor Officiates in Scattle-Tacoma Game. SEATTLE, Wash.. June 16. (Spe cial.) A preliminary in connection with the meeting to be held next Mon day night In this city by the directors of the Northwestern League came to light this afternoon when Scotty Allen appeared as an umpire along with Jack McCarthy In the Seattle-Tacoma game. Longanecker had to go. Allen is a Californlan and has worked a lot in what is usually called the Cali fornia Winter League. Several of the players now in the Northwestern cir cuit know Allen and speak well of his ability. He has also umpired In the Washington State League. His work today was on the bases and with one exception was good. His style will appeal to the fans as he "beats the crowd to it" on all decisions, and gives them In a most convincing man ner. He is active on his feet. RODGERS" LEG IS BROKEN Beaver Second Baseman's Hurt More Serious Than Supposed. LOS ANGELES, Cal.. June 16. (Spe cial.) Second Baseman Rodgers, of the Portland team, it developed today, sus tained a broken leg while sliding into second base in Wednesday's game. At first was thought his only injury waa a sprained ankle, but an X-ray ex amination today revealed tne fact that one of the bones, the tibula in the right leg, had been broken just above the ankle. This, with the sprained ankle, will serve to keep him out of the game for six weeks or more. Rodgers has been playing profes sional ball for three years, but this Is the first injury he has ever experienced. This is the first bad luck the Portland club has encountered this season in the way of Injuries. Wavcrly Club Not In. Owing to pressing business engage ment, the aftermath of the Rose Fes tival week, the Waverly Golf Club took no part in the annual" contest for the Tom Morris trophy cup, which was scheduled for most of the "Western golf i.,!,...,,..,..,,..-.,.,.,,,,..., ,it, Organized for Your Protection The Oregon Association of Title Men has more for an object than th mom IielnintT nf their own business. Thev are organized for the purpose of raising the standard of abstract work. WHEN YOU BUY REAL ESTATE, ASK THE MAN WHO PRE PARES THE ABSTRACT IF HE HAS A CERTIFICATE OF MEMBERSHIP IN THIS ASSOCIATION. If he is an association man you may be sure that he has the neces sary equipment for doing GOOD work. We didn't accept him as a member until he had shown that he had a plant and financial re sponsibility. If you are advised to accept abstracts from abstracters who have no aquipment or financial standing look out. REMEMBER THAT NO LARGE BUYER OF REAL ESTATE WILL ACCEPT ABSTRACTS WITHOUT ANYTHING BEHIND THEM CAN YOU AFFORD TO? Write for the interesting f older, "How Brown Nearly Lost His Home." It tells a true-to-life story of the difference between good and poor abstract work. Use the coupon. OREGON ASSOCIATION OF TITLE MEN W. S. Bowers, Baker City. Benton County Abstract Co.. Corvallls. Clackamas Title Co., Port land. A t o r 1 a Abstract Title & Trust Co., Astoria. Columbia" County Abstract & Trust Co.. St. Helens. Title Guarantee & Abstract Co., Mars hfield and Co- quil'e. J. H. Haner Abstract Co., Prineville. Pioneer Abstract Co., Prine ville. D o u glas County Abstract Co., Roseburg. Grant County Abstract Co.. Canyon City. Hood River Abstract Co., Hood River. Jack son County Abstract Co., Medford and Ashland. Grants Pase Abstract Co., Grants Pass. Linn County Abstract Co.. Albany. Mai heur County Ab stract Co.. Vale. Hartman Abstract Co., Pendleton. S12 BOARD OF BULLETIN JUNE 17TH, 1911 Today is the anniversary of the Battle of Bunker Hill at Boston in 1775. roaay is ine anmveisary oi me jsaunc ui uuunci t- Hill at Boston in 1775. J? y- .... club courses yesterday. June 16 Is the anniversary of the birthday of Tom Morris, afamous patron of the Scottish game, and in recent years, it has been the custom of the various golf clubs to hold a contest, each club selecting a team and playing on Its own links, and the result is made known by telegraph. Yesterday the Waverly Club notified the socretary of the Western Golf As sociation at Denver of its intention not to compete, i BATTLING XELSOX WANTS CASH Jix-Champlon Says Vancouver Club Owes Him $300. VANCOUVER. Wash., June 16. mer lightweight champion-of the world. spent tne day in vancuuvei an .. tempt to collect his expense money for coming West. He says that members of the Vancouver Athletic Club owe. him $300 and he has letters from them guaranteeing this. Bud Smith said that he telegraphed Nelson that the exhibition was called off and told him not to come. Another member of the club took It upon him self to have Nelson come on his re sponsibility. Nelson says he will re sort to the law if he cannot collect any other way.. Pittsburg Protest Disallowed. vTTTjr vriDW .Tiitia 1 fi President Lynch, of the National Leegue. an nounced today tfial ne naa nisannwea the protest of the Pittsburg club against the Pittsburg-Cinolnnatl game - -Kjra 97 wblph wss von bv Cincin nati by a' score of 1 to 0. President Lynch says that umpire-m-i;niei jviem substantiates Umpire Doyls, that liun tcr nf TMttshnre- was touched out slid ing Into the bag. and therefor under the rules there can be no appeal, aa the decision was one left to the um pire's Judgment only. Bud Anderson Goes Into Training. VANCOUVER, "Wash., June 16. (Special.) Bud Anderson, who is scheduled to box Battling Nelson, for mer lightweight champion of the world. In Portland, July 4, has set up his training quarters in the old audi torium building. Elks TA'Ul Play Baseball. Herman 'Politz and James Berger are organizing a baseball team composed of members of Portland Lodge of Elks No. 142. which team will probably make a tour of the state playing the other lodges throughout Oregon. The first practice of the Portland Elks' team will in'roslM La, Grande Investment Co., La Grande. Wallowa Land & Abstract Co., Enterprise. Wilkes Abstract Co., Hllls- boro. Yamhill Countv Abstract Co.. McMlnnvillR. Lawyers' Abstract &. Trust Co., Portland. Pacific Title & Trust Co, Portland. Tirlo X- Trnsf fn . Portland. 1 Oregon Ass'n of Title Men. 612 Board of Trada Building. Gentlemen. I am Interested in good abstracting and will bo pleased to have you send me your booklet "How Brown Nearly Lost His Home." Name touponl .X Address TRADE BUILDING r-V'r be at the Vaughn-street baseball grounds tomorrow morning, ani all candidates for the Elks' team are requested to be on hand at 9:30 o'clock. Weona Team "Wants Game. The Weona baseball team wishes a Sunday game. Telephone Main 17154. W. R. Heales. . I Meet and Beat Strongest Competition in the City on MEN'S SUITS $30.00 Suits at 18.75 $25.00 Suits at $14.75 Going stronger than ever. Jimmy Dunn Eoom 315, Oregonian Bldg. Take elevator and save $10.00. Open Saturday until 10 P. M.