8
RYAN
S PINGH
BUMP
AGAIN SAVES GAME
Buddy's Emergency Jolt for
Single Drives in Winning -Run
for Beavers.
SEALS PUT UP HARD FIGHT
atrn and Browning both Cnfortu
Bate la FrTom. but Portland
' ("linger romri Out oa Top In
Another 8-to-l Battle).
ft w. j. rmunt.
Both Frank Browning, who pitched
for the 6eela, and Tom Beaton, who
fceaved for the Heavers, had bad luck
lit tha nth Inning yesterday, hot
Jirownlnc'a mUfortun was mora cost
ly than tha mlahape) to Saaton. so Port
land annexed the ond ium of tha
final homo series. Again ths scors was
1 to 1.
It was a great pitchers battla ba
taita these two twlrlora. and arrora
wara raaponalble for all tha runs acorad.
raaton. olmeelf. fall down In fielding
a couple of bunta Tha Baals managed
to get ona run a-roe on a squeese play
wttb tha aa-ks loaded, as a raault of
mliruca br Lindeay and Seatoa. whlla
Portland collected two run on a coupla
of luaty Mia and a fantastic hears br
French, the etnearr llttla chap who Is
holding down tnlrd baee for tha vt
ltlnc rlub. Incidentally. It mla-ht ba
mentioned that It was a wild hears by
French which wound up tha extra-Inning
fimt Tuesday.
tra 14 In siowaw now.
Frank Browning pitched sanaatlonal
ball for four innings, for ha did not
allow a hit and not a Beaver reached
first. In fact, tha flrat 14 Portland man
to faca tha midget twlrler sat down as
fast as tboy came to bat. and Artie
Krueger waa ths first of tha boms
guard to trot on tha sacks. his
lilt to left field putting; blm thara after
two wera out In tha fifth.
Tba teals scored ths first run In ths
opening half of the lucky serentb and
fr a time It looked as If theyewere
about to slaughter "Silent Tom." In
this inning ths vlaltora filled up the
sucks with no ons out. which cauasd
tha Indigo to permeate tha atmoapaera
In generoua quantities.
Johnson was flrat up and he "hiked"
oa four bad ones. Naylor hit to Lind
say, who mads a bad pec to second to
Fat Johnson and both hands ware aa'e.
T.nnant dumped a bunt in front of tha
plate, and Seaton fumbled and than fell
loin, which populated tha sacks.
Liadaay cores First Raa.
Berry pulled a squeaia bunt down ths
third-base Una, scoring Johnson, but
Lindsay sot the batter at first. Peaton
then fanned both Browning and Powall
and ths Seals' last chance want glim
mering. Bill Llndxay mads up for his error
by opening Portland half with a cork
ing drlro to left, which Powell fielded
In 'time to bold Bill at flrat. Kappa
then bunted down tba thtrd-basa Una.
and French burled yards high orer
Tennant's bead, which let Lindeay
S'-ore from flrat and sent Rapps to
third. Buddy Kyan then came through
with a pinch hit to right. which tallied
Jtappa with what prored to ba the win
ning run. Buddy got around to third
on ths outa of Krueer and Peckln
paugh. but La Longs fannsd and tba
side was retired.
'Bis- Six" Steen will pitch for Fort
land to-lay. whlla Mohier will rely on
either Fanning or Moeklman. The
core:
Kaa rranc'.'-rt I Portland
AO.H 1'e.A.B.' Ab.HPo.AB.
row. II If a 0 1 0 ("had'e.tf. I 0
rr.rn.3B 4 10
v-A u 4 a 4
Wrerja 4 0 4
jinn n .r a a a
Navlor.rf 4 0 1
T.nnl. 1 4 14
Perry e.. a 1 T
i.to. p at
a i Ro.n-. 4
0 0
1 1
1 t
1 9 l.lnd r.Jb 4
1 0 Kappa.!. 1
a 0 Ryea.rf . 1
0 krs.r.ef. I
0 tth h.s 1
S 1
a is o o
i o o o
1
0 l
0 o
4 o
1 i
T 1
1 O l. Um. a O 10
1 0 atoo.p. 10 0
Totals 32 134 1 34 3 37 14
. . . !
SCORE BT IXNiNOi
flan FraaciaK t o 0 0 1 t I
Httl
MIOII 10 04
forle.nd ......
Hita
0 9OO4030 a
VMM ART.
Ru.-,i jrhron. Kfr. Ltnd-ay. Ptmclx
out itr srfl T. by 1 row Din ft. B- oa
(,.! off 0-atofl 1, of Frowa 3. Ioubl
Rodirr to Pvcklnraa! a to Rappc
Hanfl- hit Poll. HipaV. Slot b -j.itiBtua
Tim of vm l.SaV Vmpir--
inoy al a Hsviirm.
otr of the Gam.
.M: th 8ala rvvi-tcrvcl nort hlta than
thw lit.wrf, two of th hum guard a bia
f count raj ta tha run-fat tine.
Smtmtei pitch d rrowt ball, brrt tha lo-t-k
f tn (awn waa da4 if ainat tba litt
(itchr in tha fatal a nth
Art! Xrqftr a tba first Favar t dnt
th off'fn.T of ilrownlnc. Hi bit cam
with two out la th ftfia loal&c.
r'nti,! Pt-rrr and Johnatta pal 14 off tba
-tta pat la nat manntr In tha avwnth,
wT-a I'. lattar ax orad tba vlaitora' loaa
ta:.y.
Vba that rtta waa eha'kod up. ton bo
rama mt acd hriMl tha ball ovr tha
pww ao tt B!'hr Bro wains aor Paw all
co.j -i aa tt- Both fanaad out.
hQ P. 11 tiappa cam to bat tha flrat
tlm ha rattyht ona oa th ba which bo
lac4 toward right ftld. but ' bock" W ar
trad a a-at catch of tba drtvo and I! aat
da a.
Th I ml thratar,d to do thlna la tha
thtr. Tnaat .InglcHl and wni to third
oc HfTT'a bit. pmaniDf nt nut. advanc
ing Hrr. ond w ha powU hit to aWatott.
T-nnact waa bookd at th piato,
In tnta inninaj tha Haavvra caught Barrr
oa a i.aTd fca. r-U a:a.-trd to otat
with BarrT on third, but La Lone crowd
th 8al catchar br toaaiag to Saatoa. who
triraw to Lintlaay baforo irr could Ct
bark to th bas.
HuJ.!y Hraa and Artla Kruogar bad 11
ary t!tn la tha outf':d, for naithvr of
th-m bad a ehane. Tha only fly ball bai-i-d
ryrnd tna lnft'd fU Into tba waiting
bar .1 of Cht Chadbouma.
Aftar FTfO'-h bad atngld la tha flrat la
ring tha Kodgra to Pavkinpauch to Kappa
cMnMbat:o puild off a dou: killing on
H arrr bleArd: grouadr. ?h Pomiaad
tc(i:dera han.d lha bail spoedily.
VERXOX KEEPING TP SPURT
Villager Tmk Second Straight
Gavroe From Anjrrl.
LOS AXGELK3. Srt. JT. Vernon
t-yok. th itcoitd atraljcht gam of tha
trriag from Lc Anel today by a
coro of 3 to 1. Nelthor Tosor nor Caa-tie-ton
pitched a bad c&me, though tfc
former waa hit harder.
Hit cam at opportune tlmeg for th
VmocltM, whlla only In on Inning
could Lroo Angela get mor than on at
a tlm. Th faturo waa a 3oub1 play
from raiey In dp cntr to MUgr
on third. Scor:
Yaraoa T i-o Aarla
Ah HP AT AbHPoAS
CrI rt 4 3 w o Hnw'rd ?b 4 fe 0 t 0
if . 3 13 0 P:irl.l 3 3 1
Pat a 1 4 2 13 3 0 la t rf . 4 14 10
I : Mr.: 4 3 S 0 Pi:. on. lb. 3 O 0
k: e'Ltt 3 1 1 0 O H-it tr rf 3 0
H.-0-- 44381 l:maaaa 44111
ur-i;.b 4 3 4 3 0 Lbr.if.. 1 4 4 4 4
!., 4 4 4 4 4tAbMtv. 4 1 O 4
BIO LEAGUE MANAGERS WHO
. , ' . . .'' ; , ,
. . . , -
Cas-oa.. 1 1 1 0:Moore.lf. J 0 1 J J
Tos.r.p.. 1 0 1 s O
Totala M 10rTlll1 Totals II IH I 1
SCORE BT INNINGS.
Vernoa 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 J J
Hits 2 0 1 1 1 a 1 1 1
Lo. Ans.l.a.O 0001 0 0 0 O 1
Hits i I 1 5
BUMMART.
Rnns Carllale. noaa, Braahear. Abbott
!tolD b..'. C.rll.... Ko... H.ltmull.r.
T.o-baaa bits ll.itmull.r. Xt.r. Abbott.
Patt.raon. WaerlOce hlta Hi, M.taser.
H'ltmuli.r. H..-a on bai.e .fT caatletoo
eS Tom 1. CtrucS eut By Caatlaton S. by
Toaer a. Doubla play Eley to Matacar.
Time 1;5J. Implro HcOreary.
SEXATOIIS ARE SLAUGHTERED
Oakland Uita Two Pltclwr Tlclona
'ij; Score 14 to 0.
BAN FRANCISCO. Sept JT.-Oaklaaa
slauahtred Sacramento's pitchers to
ds.r and took a one-sided icame. 14 to
a. Tha Oakland batters fell on Flts
srerald s dollrery In th sweond lonlna;
when eicht hits, two bases on balls,
and Kern's rror netted nlna runs.
Fltspcrald retired in faror of Knlrht
with ons out. but Knftrht was unabla
to check tha battlns; rally. With tho
a;an safe. Captain 'WolTorton took
out Greftorr and substituted Bohon. a
recruit. Bra:
fiacrara.nto
I Oakland
' AB.R.PO.A E.
vifi re a 0 1
o Hofra, rt t 3 O 0 0
tthtnn.Sb t 1 3
CH kr.M a O 1
Dan's, lb 11
S c'oy.rf. .. 4 2 0 0 0
I Zach r.rf 6 10 10
0, Wol-n.lb t 1 0 1 0
0 Aled'B.lb 4 110 2 0
1 :'uta-.3b 112 2 0
2 H'area. aa 4 1 1 0
v M ti. c. . 4 2 0 0 0
0' Ur-cTy.p 10 10 0
0 kloh.n.p. 1 0 0 0 0
0Nbr.lb 2 0 110
V K D. f
Lewta.lt.
Kem.e. .
H .lr.rb
Flta'id.p
Knlchup
I'rlre.e. .
The' a lb
10 1
1 1 i
lot
112
00
4 10 4
1 O 4 I
i a i
ta 4SlTf
Totals
Totals t 1ft 3T 11 0
CORE BT 1NN1NOS.
Sarraraaato 0 0 0 O 0 0 0 0 0 0
H.ta , 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 1 4
Oakland 0 1 1 O 1 0 14
h:St 2 t Tu
8VMMART.
Runa HolTman. Coy t. 7acher 1. WoWer
ton S. Tltinann 2. rutphaw 2. Warea.
alltia. Ktoi.o b Cuuhaw. Mm. Five
run. hlta o!t Ki -r.d In 1 1-3 Innlnss.
No nina. no htta off Or.sory In 4 Innlnss.
Home run) Tor. Thre-basa hlta Coy.
T'.romana, Friina. tacrine hlta Shlna.
Tl.l.mann. Flrt ba on ball Off Flta
s.rald 2. off Orvsory t. off Llohen a. off
Lnlsbt 1. Hnic out Py Rohan ft. by
Knight 4- loub. playa Zachr to Tled
mar.n. Tlm. of same 1 heur 67 mlautea.
Imp lr- HuJ.brand.
NATIOV.VIi LEAGCE.
Clilcago 8; New Tork 0.
CHICAGO. Sept. iT. Chlcano today
cut down New York's Irsd tn tha pen
nant race by ahuttlni out tha visitors.
The frame proved a one-sided affair with
Ritchie pitching at his best. Marquard s
wtldnaaa was a (actor. Schultc, Gray
and Archer divided batuns; honors.
Score:
R.H. E l R.H.E.
Chlcat-o 1 12 llXew Tork ..0 1 1
Batteries Rlcble and Archer: Mar
quard. CTandall and Meyers. Wilson.
Umpires O'Pay and Brennas.
Brooklyn 4, St. Louis t.
ST. LOV13. Sept. IT. Brooklyn used
three pitchers and defeated tha locals
today. St. Louis put In two pitchers
Ineffectively. A recruit outfield per
formed for Pt Louis. Score:
Brooklyn 4 1 2 St. Louis... t t I
Batteries Knetxex. Schardt, TV. Mil
ler and 8. Miller: Willis, La u derm I Ik
and Wlnao. Umpires Klem and Kms
11 o.
Cincinnati 8, Boston- 4.
CINCINNATI. Sept. 17-Cincinnati
jIORXTXO OREGOXTAy. TTTCTtSPAY, STTErDER N 28. 1911.
XII K
WILL LEAD OPPOSING CLUBS IN
today defeated Boston In a loosely
played and uninteresting: game. Comp
ton was wild and was relieved by Boyd,
who pitched well. Perdue waa bit
bard. Eran's timely hlttlnr featured.
Score:
R. H. E-l R. H. E.
Boston .... 7 llClnctnnatl ..1 It 1
Batteries Perdue. Wearer and Rarl
den: Boyd. Compton and Sererold. Mo
Lean. Umpires Johnstone and Eason.
t
AMERICAN I-E-VGUE.
Cleveland 7, PhlladelpW 4.
PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 17. Cleve
land defeated Philadelphia today. Tha
Naps hit Brown's delivery freely. Jack
son leadlnr with a two-bari-er and two
singles in flvo times at baC Score:
JL H. E l R. H. E.
Cleveland ..7 II OiPhlladel 4 7 t
Batteries Kaler and O'Neill; Brown
and Livingston.
Detroit 7 Waahlnirtoii 8.
WASHINGTON. Sept. t7. Detroit to
day bunched hits In ona Inning; off
Caahlon and defeated Washington.
Cobb's battlns: and tha fielding of
Conroy and McBrlde wera featurea.
Cobb secured four singles In four
times at bat. Bcore:
R H E R H E
Wash. .... 11 t.Detrolt ..:.7 11 2
Batteries Cashlon and Honry; Cov
ington and Bta.na.s--
Chicago 8, Boston 0.
BOSTON; Sept. 17- Ed Walsh today
won a pitchers' battla from Kay Col
lins and Chicago defeated Boston.
Scors:
R.H. E. .R. H. E.
Boston ....0 i Chicago ...I 1
Batteries Collins. Bushman and
Nunamaker, Williams; Walsh and Sul-
llTaUa. .
BASEBALL IN EPITOME
Six Lawaravsa at a Claavea.
KorthireateTa.
P.j,.. yj el .ftwo vanconrex luo 01 .I0
Fras I C W Portland . 83 T4 .62
ei?ra"nto 1i .441;Tacoma .. 7 SI .4K3
L2ns.4 7S lOT .413 Victoria .43 133 .3i0
KaUooaJL Amerlraa.
W U P C. W. U P C
v.w Tork. 0 4.4SPhlla 0 47.671
rhlralo . BS.5::Ptrolt ... 88 .ST
PltubuV. 03 44 .B; Cleveland . T 8S .129
Phil ... 7 t.MSw York. T4 70.814
pt Loula.. 71. 84 .614 Chlret-O .. 71 71 .600
Cincinnati 64 7 .46: Hoton ... Tl 7S .44
K,.. M 41 Waahlnsfn 60 86 .414
Botton . . 17 1 2,3U Louis. . 40 103 .343
H SiWoU.;: 5S:K?
Coiumbu. e 74 .M Pueblo ... II .S44
St Paul. 7 HI .4v-r Sloua City bO 74.518
vilwauaee 70 M ta Lincoln .. 7 74.811
To'ede ... 78 84 .4o7'Omaha ... 70 75.803
lnai.n l. . 71 88 .4S:Topka .. 65 86 34
liuuvllla. 04 01 .lwI,Dea Moines 47 104 .111
Teatsrday's Beeolta.
Paclflo Coast Larue Portland 2. San
Francnco 1: Vernon 1. Los Ant.lt a 1; Oak
Isnd 14. Sacramnto 0.
Kortbtrn Larue Spokane 1. Port
land 4; 8attle T, Tacoma 0; Vancouver 7.
'American Learne Cleveland T, Phlladel
Bhia 4' Detroit 7. Waahlnaton 6; Chlcars
1. nton 0: Nw York-tit. Louis same
postponed, rain.
National a Chlcaso . New Tork 0;
Clnclnnail 1. Konon 4: Brooklyn 4. Bt- Lou la
1: Puuburf -Philadelphia iam poatponad.
"American Asaoclatlon Mlnnaapolla B-s,
Indianapoila 0-0; Toldo 6, Loulivllle 0:
Kanaa City 4. IllwaukM 0; Columbu-8t.
Paul same postponed, ralnl
vt.rn Umm Topka 1. 8X. Joseph 1
111 lnnlnasi: 6loox City 4. Lincoln li
Pueblo 11. Da alolnaa 1: Denver 1. Omaha
S ca:ia ana ex innms
4rknl.
NICKS STMT WEIL'
THEN TIRE OF PACE
Kraft Curbs Frisky Roadsters
' While His Teammates
Bombard Jensen.
BOTH SIDES POUND BALL
Schwrak Starts for Indians but To
Driven to Core In Third, and
Missouri Left-Hande-r Goti
oa 6M to Resxraev
SPOKANE. Waah, Bapt. ft. (Spe
cial.) After Portland had obtained
what appeared to ba a rood lead, with
batting- eyes trimmed and the localo up
In the atr. Kraft was called to tha reo
eue and tha Indians olubs added an
other victory to tha list of tha Missouri
southpaw.
Bchwenk was tha Tiotlm of Portland's
prowess In tha third Innlnir. Cooney
started trouble for him by messing; up
Moore's arrounder. Coltrln singled to
left and Jensen hit to Cartwrlght, who
threw wild to first, letting; MOore home.
. Coltrln was forced at third on Mun
corff's smash, but Mundorff perched
on first, the bases being: full as soon as
Harris singled. Stovall beat out an In
field roller. Jensen counting-. Williams'
hot drive to left scored two more runs.
Then Pettlgrew walked, filling tho
bases again, and Menaor singled, scor
ing StovaiL
It was enough for Bchwenk. Kraft
put an end to tho scoelng and his team
braced for the rest of the game. In the
next Inning Spokane made four singles,
netting two runs. Spokane's first In
ning was a succession of singles and
doubles.
Tha bombardment of Jensen was so
continuous throuKh tho game that vlo
tory for Portland was Impossible.
r . 1 - I Knnkan-
.-Mi ....... , r . ,
Ah H Po.A E
..n.ru.n.1.
Mun'f.lb. 6 2 11 a'Netiel.lb.
Harrla.cf 4
tova!l.rf 4
Fpea. 1
Wt'zna.lb 4
Prtt.w.lf 1
Men r.3b. 3
Hoor..o. 1
Coltrln. aa 4
4
0
0
8
1
1
4
3
0
o
0
0 Cnon'y.fte.
1 Mclc'r.rf.
0 zim'n.lf. .
1 Crt't.8b.
0 Nord'e.lb.
0 KlBP t.cf.
0.0 8pie'n.o.
3' Schw'k.p.
2 P Kraft.p..
Jensen. p. 1
Eaatley. 1
Tenn n.p 0
o
Total 88 10 24 0 4
Totals 14 11 27 IS 1
Batted for Jenacn In elKbth.
Battcd for etovall In ninth.
SCORE) BT INNINGS.
Portland .' 0 0 6 0 0 0 0 0 06
Spokane 1 0 0 1 0 0 2 1
SUMMARY.
Bona Mundorff. Harris. BtoalL Wllllama,
Jencn. Ntll 3. Coony. Mel-holr, Zimmer
man. Cartwrlht, Nordyke. Homo run Jt
irl Three-baa hlta Zimmerman, .Vor
dvit. Two-ba hit Cartwrlrht. Melcholr.
Facrlflca hit Zimmerman. Btoln bae
Kippert. Btovall. Struck out By Jenaeri 4.
by Bchwenk 1. by Kraft 8. Bu.1 on ball.
Off Jnen 2. off fechwank 2. off Kraft 1.
Wild pitch Kraft 1. Hit by- pitcher Moore,
by Kraft. Double plays Jenien to Coltrln
to 'W illiam; Menaor to Coltrln to Wllllama;
Cooney to Nordyk. Credit victory to Kraft,
chars defeat to Jenaen. Thirteen at bat, B
rune 7 hlta off Bchwenk In 2 1-3 InnlnRa; 4
at bat. 1 run 1 hit off Tonneson In on In
nln. Left on base Portland 7. Spokane 0.
Time 1;0. Umpire Daahwood.
BKLFOKD HARSH WITH BEES
Vancouver Defeat Victoria Through
Good Pitching, 7 to 1.
VANCOUVER, B. C. Sopt- JT. Van
couver defeated Victoria by a score of
7 to 1 today. Belford pitched a fine)
game and was virtually Invincible,
only four hits being made off his de
livery. Erlckoon was hit frequently
and at opportune times. 6coro:
Vancouver I Vlctorla
AbHPoAE AbHPoAB
Bet'at 2b 4 1 0 1 O MUl on.cf 4 0 2 0 1
SakElb. 116 0 OGood'n.Sb 1 0 I 0
FrUk.rf. 0 O 1 1 0 Kellr.2b 4 0 1 2 1
jim.3b 4 0 0 2 2lJik..rf. 4 0 0 0 0
Bwaln cf 4 2 1 O OCIe'aon.If 4 2 10 0
17k 1 1 1 0 l,McM;o.lb 4 110 1 0
Catea.lf. 1110 0 Bren'an.as 8 1 0 1 1
Sh.- c 12 7 10 irindl.o. 8 0 0 1 1
B.rori.P J JJjJjErlck n.p JJJ
Totala 10 13 27 01 TotaU 12 414 11 4
fiCOBB BT INNINGS.
Vaneoovar ....0 J . J J U
Vlertarla 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 01
SCMART.
Ross Bennett 2. 'wain. Scharnweber.
Shea. Belford. Clementaon. Stolen 4aaea
Hennett. Baker. Brennan. Sacrince fly
Catas. Two-bae hit Swain. Three-base
hit Benntt. Clementon. Baeea on ball
Off Blford 1. off Erlckoon 2. Struck out
By B.lford a. by Krlckaon S Double ' P-ay
Brennan to Kllr to McMurdo. Hit by
pltcnarehaa. Time 1:45. Umplre-fitar-
1U
TACOSIA'S TtAIXT IS TOO IiATE
Seattle Takes Third Game In Suc
cession From Tiger-
SEATTLE, Sept IT. A ninth inning
rally was not sufficient to give, Ta
coma a show and the locals won tha
third frame of tho series. 7 to 6. Both
Annls and Sage wore hit hard and re
ceived ragged support. Boor-.
Seattle I Tacoma J
Ab H Po A Bj Ab H Po A B
T --rd 2b a 0 6 5 0 Mora.. 4 2 4 0 0
Sforan cf 2 0 10 'Ca.ey.2b. 4 12 2 0
WhallnV 1 1 0 0 0 Abbott.rf 1 8 0 0 0
Ho'd.r If 4 12 0 iLynch.cl. 4 2 2 0 0
Weed.rf. 12 12 p Cole an.Sb 4 2 111
Ort.lb 4 0 0 0 1 Purine. 2 0 T 2 0
Rar-daa 4 8 2 4 0 Fl.h.r.lb. 8 0 T 0 1
ShVafo" 2 0 6 4 0;Anala.p.. 8 10 2 0
fcaaa.(P. 4 1 1 1 1
Totals 81 87 18 81 Totala 87 11 24 11 I
Batted for aloraa In alchth.
SCORE BT INNINGS.
Bttla - 0 0 0 0 0 1 5 1 a T
Taima ":::::i i o o i o o o e
SUM MART.
Rnns 'Whaltn. Householder. Bnea, Ray
mond 2. Bh.a. pas. Moraa. Casey 2, Flaner.
Annls 2 Two-oe hlta Whallns. Weed.
Bua. Coleman. Home run AnnJ. Mor.
bacrlflce hlta Leard. Burn. Flar. 6tolen
baea Leard, Raymond. Struck oat By
Bas 4. by Annl 1. Baaea on balie Oft
Base 4. off Annla 1. Wild pitches Annla .
Hit by pltcbad ball Annla, Lynch, by Sag;
Shea. Moraa. Faal ball Burn. Doubla
p;ay Moraa t Caaay to Fisher. Umpire
McCarthy.
LOU CHILDS' HORSE VICTOR
Blanche), Sold by Hen Berry for
$8 500, VakLma Best.
NOKTH TAKISIA. Waah, Sept. 27.
All three heats In tha 11000 3:11 pace
commercial stake at tha Washing-ton
State Fair today were won by Blanche,
bought last May by Lou Chllds, of Spo
kane from H. Berry, of Los Angeles,
for I3B0. She waa driven by Frank
Chllds. son of tho owner. Summary:
Commercial stake, (1000, 1:11 pace
Blanche won. Francis J., second;
George Woodward, thlrdj time, beat
heat. 1:08.
Tacoma, purse 1S00, 1:11 trot Dan
Kinney, won; Orlena, second; Mrs.
Herbert, third; best time, 8:12
Half-mile dash, Tacoma flyer, 3-year-olds
, and up, selling (200 Wil
truda 6. won; Del Casey, second; Ag
nes, third; time, :48K.
Five-eighths mile, Yakima, special
se Ulna; 1200 Alberta Boy, wool Pboa
phorua, second; Maria Shore, third;
time. 1:01. ,
Fruitgrowers, selling-, three-fourths
mile, 8-year-olda and upwards. 8200
Lofty Hey wood, won; Lord Rosslngton,
seoond; Dr. White, third; time, 1:16.
HEX BERRY IS REAL BALL FAX
Loe Angeles Magnate Going East for
World's Championship Series.
LOS ANGELES. Sept. 17. (Special.)
Henry Berry Is .planning to depart
Monday or Tuesday lor " tha East,
whero ho will seo tho world's cham
pionship series between tha Now Tork
Giants and the Philadelphia Athletics,
providing tho former win tha National
Leaarue pennant.
Berry will be absent three or four
weeks on tho trip. He Intends to see
most of tha leading baseball men of
the East and to pick up iomo new
playora for next season.
After Berry returns from New York
and Philadelphia ho will attend the
convention of minor league baseball
owners In San Antonio, Tex., about No
vember 16. He will go only as a spec
tator, as J. Cai Ewlng will represent
the Paclflo Coast League at tha con
vention. GOBS THRASH GIANTS
CHICAGO MAT YET PtXL TP OS
SEW YORK TEAM.
McGrsvw, Six tuid Half Gamea In
Jjead, Eat 15 Yet to Play to
Only Ten for Chance.
With the American League pennant
race definitely settled In Philadel
phia'! favor. Chicago and Now Tork
renewed In earnest yesterday the fight
to determine which of the National
League rivals will meet Philadelphia
in the world's aeries.
It waa an auspicious getaway for the
Westerners, for they not only defeated
the leaders in the first of the four
crucial games, but did so with a big
shutout score. This reduced tho lead
of tha New Tork club by alx points
to 61 considerably enlivening the raoo,
for there Is still a chance that Chica
go may capture the flag. .
The New Tork lead Is now six and a
half games and It has 15 games to
play, while Chicago has but ten.
Interest In the American League
race now oentera in the fight for sec
ond and third places. Cleveland, by
defeating the champions, drew a little
nearer to Detroit in the uphill fight for
a tie. and farther ahead of New York,
the latter not playing because ofraln.
Chicago passed the halfway mark ly
defeaUng Boston.
FOOTB-UJi SOILED CLE CHANGED
Interscholastic Gamea Are Rear
ranged by Officials.
Several changes In tho tentative
football schedule announced by Port
land high schools and preparatory col
leges wore adopted at a meeting of
Coaches Virgil EarL of Washington,
and Robert Smith, of Jefferson, and
Faculty Manager Mackie, of Portland
Academy, and Garman. of Lincoln, yes
terday. Conflicting dates and the
availability of only one gridiron, Mult
nomah Field, brought about the con
ference. Tho revised schedule follows:
Portland Academy September SO, Pa'f'
TJnlvr.lty: October 0, Lincoln H's", OCiO
ber 13. Salem High at Salem: October 2
NLVien?ob.enr HhJ8'cfhToctob.r 0 Portland
Academy; October 13, Vancouver High O c
tober 23. Spokane at Spokane : October
Columbia University October 12, Jaller
Hlrh; November 17. WMtlnpoii.
Waahlnston Hish School October T. Pa
l-nlveralty: October 20. Fortiana
Academy" October 27. Vancouver Hlffh; No
vember: Salem High at Salem; Novambar
17. Lincoln; November 2S. Jeff.raon.
Coulmbla L'nlvertty October 12, J6"?T
.on? (Sober It. H1U Military Academy; Oc
tober 27, Lincoln; November 8, Portlana
Ajaefrrrron Hlrh School Octob.r 12. Columbia-November
8. Lincoln; November IS,
Portland Academy; November 23, W a.hing-
ton Hljtn.
FANDOM AT RANDOM
WHEN tho Beavers set sau i
Vernon Sunday night. McCredle
will leave two players at home. These
will probably be Fred Lamllno and
Jack" Bradley, for the Beaver leader
l has decided to take both Bill Rodgers
and Jack Barry along. Ho also fig
tires that he Will bo able to land the
flag with his five star twlrlers work
ing as nicely as they have been going
of lata.
A San Francisco 'paper thinks It will
be all off with Vernon because of the
four players turned over to McCredle
by Cleveland. Mac nailed this idea in
the head by announcing that none of
the quartet secured from Cleveland
would report to the Beavers this sea
son, though Bill Tonneson may be or
dered to report to the Pacific. Coast
Club aa aoon aa tha Northwest season
laovar. ...
A Seattle writer utters a wall of
anguish because the New York Tele
grim credits Arthur Bues with having
been secured by the New York dtanu
from the -Portland, Or.. Club. This
same writer aome time ago reprinted
aT story about Joe Tinker in which
StatUe got tha credit of producing the
player, but failed to mention anything
about Tinker's having been with Port
land. .
Because he fried for a position with
Nick Williams' Northwestern League
team last Spring, ddle Johnson, one
of the star athletes of Whitman Col
lege, la barred from participation In
amaWr athletics at that Institution
this Winter. Johnson, however, has
been retained by Pearson Aoademy as
a coach, and is at the same time pur
suing his atudles at Whitman.
Johnnie Cocash has been released by
Spokane. He did not like the terms of
the 1918 contract submitted to him so
he Waa handed the blue envelope. Co
caX was not very keen to play in this
league another year anyway, tor ha
w shifted around so often that' he
could not get a foothold are". e
atarted the season with Seattle, was
!ved to Victoria and finished In
Spokane. 'e "
Goldendale Host at Fair.
GOLD END ALB, Wash, Sept. 27
(Special.) The County Fair opened to
day with a fair attendance. The prin
cipal attractions were the races. The
2:30 trotting race was won by Oj ra
May, bay mara, owned by Charles Witt.
Hallf-mlle running race won by Lillian
Ray, bay mare, owned by Dr. Clark,
tlmi 60. Three-fourth, mile race
won by Rublana, owned by Dr. Clark.
The weather Is good and a large at
tendance Is expected tomorrow.
Pole-Vault Expert at Willamette.
WILLAMETTE UNIVERSITY, Salem.
Or, Sept. 27. (Special.) Prospects for
a winning track and field team at Wil
lamette were greatly strengthened to
day when it was discovered that
Emory C. Doane, of Ontario, Or, had
enrolled aa a freshman in the college
o Ubwil arts. Doane Is especially
. a f 1 n
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'Autumn store
for discerning men
The test dressed .
men in Portland are ,
wearing clothes on
the lines of STELN
BL0CH models
clothes that surpass
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strong In ths pole-vault, winning first
place at the Eugene state meet last
Spring. At the big lnteracholaatlo
state meet held at Corvallls in May,
Doane obtained second place, although
he had a Bpralned ankle. Doane for
merly played football on the Oak Park,
Chicago, High School team. He will
try for the varsity football team as
well as competing In the 100-yard dash.
T
High School Boys Short
Winded, Says Soccer Expert
it((TB. boys In the local high schools
J are all short-winded," said C.
Browne, who started soccer football In
the schools of the city and who Is now
doing more than any other man to pro
mote interest in the game. x
"It is no use to try to keep soccer
out of the schools any more," said Mr.
Browne. "We had a great deal of op
position last year when we proposed
the game, but that was overcome 'and
the sport now has a most generous an
enthuslastlo following In both the high
schools and the grammar schools.
"Tho game offers much to tho aver
age student who la too light to com
pete against tho heavy men on tho reg
ular football teams. The main quali
ties of the player are quickness of
thought and action. Moreover the man
must have wind. In England there are
old men as well as boys who play soc
cer the full period of one and a half
hours. In the first game played last
year (Jefferson vs. Portland Academy)
we had to cut the time down from
the regular hour and a half to one
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Columbia won the trophy last year,
but will have to win it two more sea
sons before it remains with them. A
number of Portland men have, through
tho Portland Soccer, Association, of
fered a trophy to the grammar schools.
FOOTBALL CANDIDATES MANY
More Than 60 Answer Practice- Call
at Corvallls.
OREGON AGRICULTURAL COL
LEGE, Corvallls, Or, Sept. 27. (Spe
cial.) In response to the call for can
didates issued several days ago by
Captain May and Coach Dolan, of the
Oregon Agricultural College football
department, more than SO new recruits
.hnA r nn tia orMlrOn tOT the first
day's practice.
This Is considered a remarkable
showing, In view of the fact that al
most none of last year's varsity or second-string
men were on the field, ow
ing to the registration, which inter
fered with the upper classmen, and be
cause many of the new men were busy
straightening out their schedules.
Practice was confined almost entirely
to punting and recovering kicks.
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