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Newspaper Page TextTHE ajORXTN'G OREGOXIAN, FRIDAY; JUNE 21, 1912. 14 BEAVERS LAUD Oil : VILLAGERS' PRIDE I fifth, and drove in Brooklyn's only two runs with a lour bagger to deep cen ter. The score: K. H. E. K. . B. Phila'Dbia. -7 SlBrooklyn.. 2 8 0 Batteries Charmers and Killlfef; Bereer and Erwin. Umpires Eason and Johnstone. . . KAISER SAYS ALL ; Dolly Gray .Finds Going Rough and Allows Total of 12 Hits. St. Louis 4, Chicago 3. - . ST. LOUIS, June 20. A triple and a sacrifice fly in the tenth inning en abled St. Louis to defeat Chicago. 4 to 2. The score: ' R. H. E. K. H. E. Chicago.... 3 12 lSt. Louis... 4 13 1 Batteries Lei field. Brown and Archer: Bailee. Harmon and Wlngo, Bliss. Foreign Secretary of Ger many Is Figurehead. PRESS jS ONLY "INSPIRED iKLAWITTER GAINS LAURELS Pittsburg 6-3, Cincinnati 4-5. CINCINNATI, June 20. Cincinnati f Rodgers, Lindsay and Chadbourne Emperor's Bureau for Giving Out and Delaying News Is Equaled Nowhere in World; Denial Slay Mean Truth. and Pittsburg broke even In a double header. The first game went ten in nings, Pittsburg winning with a bat tins: rally. , in tvA Mrnnil puma Cincinnati t'Krueger, Bancroft, .Malonejr, Rapps, bunched bases on balls and Pittsburgh errors zor nve runs, xne scores; First game R H E.I . R. H. E. Plttahura-.. 8 OlClncinnatl.. 4 14 3 P'e " o not Know Benin, ana Batteries Adams. Cole and Gibson. refer to WUhelmstrasse when speah. Kelly; Keefe, Gaspar and Clark. I lng of the German Ministry lor Foreign Second game I Affairs, generally imagine that the R. H.E.; . R. H. E. Ministry is a magnificent, modern, ten- Plttsburg.. 3 7 3CinclnnatI.. S 6 1 .torv high building, where an almighty Batteries neirani ana M"Ji bu.i. .imi. a-nH Ha. r i u in ii i w auu i hi I; '. All Swat Ball and Aid in Scoring for Portland. BERLIN, June 16.(Special.) Peo- - AMERICAN" LEAGCE. Philadelphia 5-8, Washington 0-1. cldes, German policy. This is a mis take. ' The truth Is that the Ministry for Foreign Affairs Is not the place where German foreign politics are settled. The Kaiser's Ministers have no respons- ibllity to the Reichstag, and conse- rarifie CmdI League M&ndinjca. -tt- I. Vr.l W. L. PC. IVrnn 44 SO .nniTsm"nto .".1 n .4.".7 'Oakland... 42 '- .siw Portland.. . S .41.1 h.at Ang. . 41 ."2 .Marian Fran.. -0 44 .405 f Yesterday's Results. t ' At l.os Ana-elaa Portland 4. Vernon 2. At Pa-ramentn San Francisco 5, Sacra mento X , " PHILADFLPHTA Jirne SO. Phlladel x - I p n la won anotner aouDie neaaer irom ri-v""'i .......... . , .. r iMa rt.ut.Lr.n, v.m., june VP"- Washington here today, the scores be- I "o "s u uvsrruiius pcmuiinmj im cial.) When Dolly Gray was an- c . n and to i Raker's hattlna- own. is nothing but an official with a nounced to do the heaving for the featured both games, very one of his I glittering uniform, who receives Am- fj Igers mis aiiernoun jacLretiie biiulcu five hits figuring in the scoring. Catch-1 "auui a aim ministers, signs ieiie.1 nis lineup somewnac ana cuppea toe v.iran of thn home team was out out I aua uocumeuia, ana is sometimes con- game 4 to 2. Hogan already .counted nf tt, nr.t rame for dlsnuting a de- suited by the Emperor although his -un mis came ay putting m . ""'-clslon on a called ball. Score: .paw to pucn, out tne Beavers naa inir First game. batting eyes open and registered 1Z n vr E.I R. H. E. hits off the celebrated Dolly. They al- whiiir. o E llPhlladel.. . 5 3 1 o played an errorless game while the .. mA -n-. - r- . " o I 1 1 n . II1.nl, rra- Thftmn Klawltter was on the mound for """" Tortland and while he was found fori srond a-arne nine nits tney were not aiiowea wnen i jr g i tney wouia count except in tne two nrsi w h. , 7 -iphiladel ; singles. . Playa at Plate CI There was enough hitting to make ,'lt interesting for the fans and close Detroit 7, Cleveland 2. advice is never followed when it con filets with the ideas of his master, Kalaer la' Real Secretary. Germany's real and - -only Foreign Secretary Is the Kaiser, and Germany foreign policy is exactly what - the Kaiser wishes It to be. It is he who takes decisive steps, -and it is he who R H E I has often caused serious trouble by a 11 1 1 simply lorgettmg to let ills advisers Know what he has done in paramoun state business. AY hen traveling, pollt ically. In England, Russia, Italy, or Austria, or even when taking holiday in Corfu or In Scandinavian waters, the Kaiser habitually has Important r.wpoft-n t .. n tr.l. ....... ........ ! calls at the plate were frequent enough ,,d today'atld Detroit had little cf n7ersat;n wl,th, foreign sovereigns, 'a A 1 a-a'aUa,.. -IijI In 4katiAAl Hlanllt. I I SlO I-lSlnAn Q Tl n I InlDtO 14V Ann TnasO-B rT The Cleveland players fielded ... , ,-" "wimtt."' ,."" i 17 to 2. poorly to keeD those dyed-in-the-wool disput flng the umpire's decisions and therefore- happy. v Chadbourne scored In. the first, on a gcore' !tam on balls, Bancroft's single, Krue- - ger's sacrifice and Mahoney's fly to Detroit. ,-iin. a single, another by Kane, a wild "pitch and Brashear's out at first. Lit- 1 schi got Vernon's other run in the sec- j'end on his own single and one each fhy Burrell and Brown. In this Inning I Bancroft nailed Burrell at the plate by Ta perfect peg to Howley. f- Lltschl and McDonnell tried to pull tnd put up listless . game R. H. E.1 7 1 Cleveland.. 3 10 4 Batteries Lake and Stanage; Kaler and Easterly. Boston 15, New York 8. his foreign policy. Whether this policy is approved by the Imperial Chancellor R. IT E. I or not not a matter with which the unici is uiuuii cuiicerueii. lie uuan cellor Is an official appointed by him and dependent upon him, and he must either approve of what his master does or leave his job. Frince Bulow Is one of the German Chancellors who finally chose the second alternative. But there are no Bismarcks in modern Germany. As a matter of fact, the Imperial Chancellor is the Assistant Foreign NEW YORK. June 20. Boston won an easy victory from New York. Wag ner, who was back in the game after i tt . jki ....i .h- hi,H hut th. an injury, maae a noma run. iwo I latter was caught at the plate, Kla- doubles and a single In five times up. Minister. Officially he stands for the fwltter to Howley to Bancroft to How- Score: Kaiser's policy. He Is called on for ley. In the sixth tne Beavers cincnea i '' . y - aavice on Important matters. Out his the- game. D"""''-'" ' " -i-"" - principal business is to represent and Beavers Boara Hit. Baiieriea j Bnen ana v.arrigan; defend the Kaiser In the Reichstag. Krueger led off with a double to rora, snears ana oweeney, Dierreit. The Imperial Chancellor's position has. i the left field fence. He took third on . Mahoney's sacrifice and scored on Rod r ger's single. Rapps and Lindsay quickly i followed with ' a single apiece and 5 Rodgers romped over the plate. f -Chadbourne opened the seventh with a single and Bancroft singled infield, but Chadbourne was nailed at second. Bancroft reached third by fleet base BOISE RALLY IS TOO owing 'to the overpowering personality LATE "e present Emperor, been reduced .o nine more man mat or a consult ing secretary. That of the Secretary Kollv for Tlenri Holds Onrwinents I of State for Foreign Affairs has still mure uccu intivascu jit (iiiiiuriaiico. . Jl Runless Lntll Ninth inning. I will be remembered that the recent appointment of Baron Marschall von But one game was played In the Bleberstein to the Gerrran Embassy in running when Krueger lined a hot one western in-otate league yesteruay, London was decided entirely by the l down the third base line which Bur- that at Walla Walla between Boise and Emperor, who only called the Chan " rell threw to first In time to kill the Walla Walla, and it was won by Walla cellor and Herr von Klderlen-Waech runner. Mahoney then singled and walla bv the score of 5 to 2. ter to Carlsruhe to sign the decree ap Bancroft scored. The score: ' Kelly pltchlnK for Walla WaUa, he,a pointing the new Ambassador. . ci - t,- . a. his onnonents to nothing till the ninth wrm" ' rr" ' Carllale.lf 4 14 0 olCh'b'ne.lf 8 2 4 0 0 inning, when, with two men down, he It was an open secret that the bee- 1 u w;Hanc-n.as 5 a i i "weakened and passed two men. Mays I retary tor foreign aft airs strongly ois ? ? fKtrr'-5' i ? 5 2 2 was Dut In as a Dlnch hitter, and he approved of Baron Marschall von Bie- 1 o O Rodg-a 2b 4 1 3 3 0 lined out a three-bagger, scoring the berstein's removal from Constantinople 4 '- 0 Rappa.'ib. 4 1 li o o two men ahead of him. Kelly's sup- but nothing could stay the hand of the Kane.cf.. 4 1 M'Do'l.lh 4 1 rt'hear.2b 4 0 " rryleaa.rf 4 2 I l.ltarhl.aa 3 1 I R'rrrll.3b 4 2 TJ Prown.c. 3 1 Graty.p.. 3 0 1 0!i.inds'y.3b 4 8 O 0 o .... , .ort and ha had "evervirilna- "real" Foreign Minister. He has had " I .t . . . . ,1 I 1.1. .. ' 1 V. ih annmral a 3 " 0'Howles.c. 3 O S 3 0 3 OK.'wltter,p 4 O 1 4 0 1 TotaU.33 9 27 17 2 Totals. .33 12 27 17 0 X SCORE BY INNINGS. Vernon 1 1000000 0 2 i Hits 2 3 Z O O O 1 O 1 Portland 1 0 0 O 0 2 1 O 0 4 . Rita 1 0 1 1 1 4 3 1 012 SUMMARY. 4 Runs Carlisle. Lltschl. Chadbourne, Ban. ' croft, Krufpcer, RoflKera. Two-base hit Kruo- f kt. Sacrifice htta Kruener. Mahoner 2, Rowley. Stolen base Carlisle. Bases on balls f urr h.lawrtter l. on (iray t By Klawltter 3, by Gray 1. on the ball." his way "with the full approval of the The came was olaved in the morn- Chancellor, as tne lnspirea papers put ng because of the presence of a circus. I it, for the amusement, of those who Thn arnre: 1 Know wnat mat iuu approval is i R. H. E. R. H. E. I worth. . , . Rnisa 2 5 6IWalla Walla.5 6 1 'rnese tacts are not wen Known oe Batteries Smith and Fox; Kelly and case tn ' oreign umce nas a strong UVIU vvei me uci uiajj iiicea auu icub ittle inclined to give away its own Imriotence. The German Press Bureau Ruin Postponed Races. I the official news department of the 2o. I German Foreign Office Is an Institu tion prooaoiy wnnuui a parallel, neie Brown. ivTMni-vnirvrp fir Inro v Klawltter 3. nr i;rav l. . uouble run i i?Deci&i.f xno awuuu uj ui uio iav i , 1 1. v.. u i i i,.mrt tA Rnitrt.in Rnnna- trmwh.r to I i , 3 .1. muuiiiwjow, 111 WV"' ciwu xUa.6, Mcbonnell. wild pKcb-KiaVitter Tim "eel m f8" u"' """" ! received every day at certain hours. 1:40. Umplrea Finney and wbeeier. pices- 01 mo ucpcuucuiio w"i8 ii", ana are aiiowea to asx questions oi an as the sixth annual event, was post- official, the Chief of the News Depart- t SEALS WIN GAME IX THIRD poned today because of the heavy rain, ment, who answers tne questions in The races scheduled for today will be coniormny wiin tne rulremtnu. uu run tomorrow, and as a result the entire i,. i. d h rc Hnmmnn schedule for the meet will be set back wbo httg j,eId the position since Baron one day only, if the weather permits the I Marschall von Bleberstein was Foreign meet today. A report has emanated Secretary in 1897. This 1 how Baron Sacramento Pitcher Has One Bad Inning Score Is 5 to 2. wah'mfn K VmIbhI Portland tharmany of" the horses .chaTl d-nn-d bauT i ?kH.d- w"?. ""hT e in are to be ruled off the track. This is lBti0n with the press: iTiTrPd and also contributed i oaaed r tne omciais oi tne ..Dr. Hamman has a wide scope for i third and also contributed a passed 3 ball and these with a single and a j double pave San Francisco four runs. -Two singles, a stolen base ana a sacri Tflce gave the visitors one more in the third and -they defeated Sacramento, 5 -i to 2. Garry and Williams held the Seals ' to two hits for the rest of the game, 1 but the locals could not come out from I beh'nd. K re Its' home run and Shlnn's , : score on his double and Van Buren's 'single were the only scores which Sac ramento could make. Score: J R.H.E.I R.H. E. ? Frisco 5 8 ljSacra 2 11 2 Batteries Toner and Schmidt; Fits gerald, Gaddy, Williams and Kreitx t Umpires Hlldebrand and Casey. Baseball Statistics STANDING OF THE LEAGUES. Seattle. . Victoria. Tacoma. Boston . . Phlladel Chicago. . S3 80 J124 Vancouver. .324 Ppnkane. , his judgment. He comes In the morn I lng to me and asks me what can be said about this or that question. Or shall we say anything? He then re I celves the representatives of the press. and the rest is left to the discretion of the journalists. It Is, of course, un derstood that he only receives trust worthy persons. I do not myself re- 1' L" I .1 t n . ..n n ,Ka Vnl- 32 33 .4321 l'111CO HTJIllJClllOUIO LUIS 29 30 !42 nische Zeltung, and sometimes one 29 33 .468 foreign correspondent." I" . Manner Is Diplomatic, W. L. Pel Thin was ataterl about IS veara Aft-o. 24 so and Is still the rule. In the meanwhile 17 33 .340 j Dr. Hamman has found it necessary to it 82 .333 1 extend the business of his bureau, and has now two secretaries. Dr. Heil- W. I Pc. 1 bronn and Dr. tsteirnaux. com jjr. Xnr York. 40 11 .784 'phlladel. .. 21 26 .447rHamban and Dr. Hellbronn have them- Hnriscoil Hit in Row. ? ig&ttiY American Acltlon. ; , T ii PTti, h- ih rin " I fnoa inrnrmflt nn tt tin rha mnsr annfm SAN FRANCISCO, June 20 LOS An- I W- V- ?.LL. . 'l It P?- lnr cm.rteav. When corraanondent. reles defeated Oakland In the ninth crtunibu- - "i!?'-. laJ: ?I ?? i i.k h,T. IHti.i. ffv- i. r-. when Toier scored Drlscoll, who had I uinnoap-lla 89 24 .eioimdlanap'lta 28 39 .400 celved at the Foreign Press Bureau ANGELS BEAT OAKS IX NINTH Nortliwestena League. W. L. Pel 33 30 81 31 .SOOiPortland. American League. W. L. Pel 87 10 .B6lDetroit 82 22 .HP3 Cleveland . 34 24 .BSfl New York. Washin'ton 84 23 .676,St- Louis.. National League. W. L. Pc. i Sharpens Men Play TJphill Ball. 4 hit the ball for three bags. Oakland Kan. City. 33 22 .SOSiLouisvtlle I played a good uphill game, and when I rnloa Association. J Zacher made a home run In the eighth w t. pc '.and tied the score they had visions of Missoula.. 3 1 .H2 Butte. i R. H. E. R. H. E. 3 Los Ang'l'a.3 9 3pakland ...2 6 3 Batteries Toser and Smith, Brooks; Durbin and Mitxe. XATIOX.VL- tiEAGTTE. Salt Lake. 85 17 .673 Helena. ... Great Falls 80 20 .6O0Ogden New York 21, Boston 12. a BOSTON. June 20. New Tork and f Boston established a season's record for runs and hits In a batting carnival. , which the visitors won today, 21 to C 13. New York hammered three Boston I pitchers for 19 hits. Boston got only M V. t . - ... . IX 1 1 ... 1 . , u " ' a ' " " . . .vj, uubiirame post r rapped ten hits off Shore In the ninth, I ram post t Including Housers home run, for ten I couver 0. 21 39 .550 I wlthout-credentials), arrives In the of fice of one of these gentlemen, he Is w. L. Pc. met with. "Please ask me questions.' ? S: -??3 And generally the reply Is: "You can deny this, as I, and probably the gov- nestersi iaajae. Ponrtlntr mv Innnlrlea 1nt enntent VT . AJ. ,T. . rtZ. .1,1. J t. . , , , .1 -i no. na K.e I jum sell " i L 11 a. uoumi. bnia!ha.." SI 27 534 vlchlta. ..' 5s 32 .407 The saying is current In Berlin that Dener 32 is .wi'Loeow..,, 23 a3 .in i piece or news is only aenniieix true Des Moines iv -t .mo, i ope. i o .o.o when It has been "officially denied.' Generallv the denials are followed bv im-nisji iteaiuia. tardy admission's, and then the truth American Association MljwauKee 1 1 lr nut hnf nnlv In rlrnnn f"i zv-.T -ti' . d..,T i. r T.VliriT. -i," German papers have often com- inriiananoii-f 7 ' plained of this system. But the gov- Union Association aiissouia s. salt Latce ernment nas not bo xar siven any ln- 2: Butte 23, Helena 10; Osden 3. Great dicatlon that it will be reformed. It Is r . -r.i,. .. of typical Bismarckian origin; it is an Wichita 7. Lincoln 2; Des Moines 2. Omaha I aamiraDie metnoa oi nusning up or ae 1; Sioux city s. Bt- joeepn a. I laying news. Aonawumn .". ,.v. .m-... DELAY COSTS TWO "Most of the. farmers have put In from 20 to 60 acres, and present indications are that the yield will be on an aver age of 150 bushels to the acre. "Heretofore the, average number of acres planted to potatoes in this coun ty has been 500. Fully four times that acreage is planted this year. The weather has been Ideal for a record breaking crop, and the average may run- well above 160 bushels to the acre." Plans are being made by the potato raisers to form an association for the purpose of establishing a central com mission house here. It is believed that t V- 1 a nlan -arlll ramlt In V..i n V. ! 1. - prices than have heretofore been paid TIGERS PLANNING REVENGE iui juauiaLu fjumiuea. ina tuDers in i this section axe as fine as any raised anywhere In the county, and If they are properly graded will find ready sale In the big markets. Offers of Two Pitchers to Mc- Credie Forwarded by Mail. COAST SWIM CANCELLED BIG AQUATIC . TOURNEY FOR EARLY JULY CALLED OFF. Double-Header Slay Be Played atl Vaughn-Street Grounds Sunday. GIrot Signs Colt Contract and Will Work This Week. But for the delay in delivering two telegraph messages to Manager McCre- I die, of the Portland Beavers, last Sat- Mnltnomali Club to Select Site for urday, the Coaster near-cellarites might I Annual "Low Jinks" This Week. Steamer to Be Chartered. "Where you get the best" WE SPECIALIZE have two twirlers speeding westward to Join the much-reconstructed 1S11 cham pions. The mall of W. W. McCredie, Port land owner, contained two telegrams The Pacific Coast swimming cham- vesterdav .one offering a Kansas City plonships will not be held In Portland twirler and the other agreeing to turn this year. The numerous athletic events over a moundman from Pittsburg. Both scheduled for Elks' convention week were received in Portland Saturday, has decided Frank E. Watkins, Multno- and, although marked "Manager Port- mah swimming committee chairman, land Baseball Club." were not delivered. against the venture, and the athletic -j. forwarded the telegrams to Man calendar is now empty of river swim-I ager McCredie at Los Angeles," said ' juuso icuio . I 0j,ki. -,..i. e ii.ti ti,. It was at first planned to hold a gl- I thought of telegraphing, but as both Tr" " ' " """" gantlc water carnival during the Elks' I messages advised immediate action, 1 1 " . . celebration, with athletes imported from nnnind . woii ha too late. and. so Jonnaon B cnange oi attiiuae came . ' I ' I nihAti a t V, a- Tni M J B rl all over tne West. Mr. Watkins has his sent them In the regular mail. "K "T t u nanus run or work with other commit- 1 "n t Hn not remember who the nlav- i - teea during the earlv nart of Julv. and I av wora Tioli nampq were not famil- I rei rival attractions did not nresage sue- Inr en a. T wa sure we had no chance "AH tn8 room I need to lick that cess for the meet. of lanriina- them, even If they looked upstart is a space the width of an elec- The next Portland swimming meet -nnrt T riirl not hit particular attenttbn trie light wire. Johnson asserted. will be In the Pacific Northwest Assocl- to the names. - Captain Fred Fornoff, of the New ation championships, scheduled for the "However. Walter is after two other I Mexico mounted police, said today that Multnomah Club tank in September. men, and within a few days I expect to Las Vegas was free of all gambling. " I hear of the closlna- of a deal strengthen- uma, it is asserted, manes it an as- The annual Multnomah Amateur Ath- inir the neavera an that thev will be In sured fact that Governor McDonald icui; viuu iuw jiiine, ine ouiiiuier Bias t the ninn In or " - I will not taKO SteDS to Ston tne Ilgnt. juuincation oi tne wingea ai memoers. will be held on Sunday, July 7, accord- I While rain put a stop to the Portland lng to the announcement of Bert Allen, Tacoma game yesterday afternoon, chairman of the Multnomah Club enter- neither of the forces lamented the post tainment committee. nonement. The Coifs and Tigers spent i-..,i., The .eerie nf the .(Tot,, ha- not h.n ih. j M ,,! h. """J"1" " "'""o" chosen, hut Allen will call a meeting of tillties today. - s Field of Seven Fast Sprinters hla enmmlttRA thin weelr whn thn mut. I TBna. WI11t,ma nroa tlin. 0-lnn1 I ter will be decided. For several vears for the rest nnrmlttlnar Mensor and Mc- I ALAN, Idaho,' June 20. Seneca took the "low Jinks" have been held on Lewis Dowell to get in better shape lor play, the fourth race at six ' furlongs, the riiver, Dut a nmerent place win proba- although he figured lie had the Tigers ie--ure ui me jama cam wraay, num oiy De cnosen tnis year. on the run and would have made It a neiu ui seven ciasaj epnuLoio. rui- A steamer will be chartered for the three In four had the srame been clayed sytne, on seneca, maae nis Dia at tne trip, several hundred members comorn- I as scheduled. neaa or tne stretcn, passing ur. uougu lng the party. The grounds must have Mike Lvnch and his men SDent the erty after a hard drive. Results: a baseball diamond, and at the same I dv nlavinsr cards, lookins- over the I First race, four and half furlonrs Roslris, time De suiiame tor swimming and I rain-soaked cltv and talking revenge on ia lairaasaimi, ao . won; may von- canoe races. the Colts piann, iu trinu, la to l. aecona; uepu- . rt I u:os. manaser ivyncn ana wwucr niui, K.- riv. f,irlnr,r v.tm.t. TT.mll of Tacoma, are keen for a double- ,on IIt E ii.e,Ii. ia to s. won: Pickan Stewart, athletic director header Sunday, and while Manager I nlny m (Qroth), 8 to 1. second; John H. of Portland, Is inclined to I Sheehan, 118 (Rooney), 3 to 1, third; time, Shoulders! V the kind that don't droop; and yr fronts that break and' - i sag down like a rag! STEIN BLOCH That's - N what you get for $20 to )V $35 in I a smart I H IN FINE MADE - TO - ORDER SHIRTS SENECA WINS FEATURE RACE represent almost every kind of or ganisation in the city, but the ma jority are business houses. The newly reorganized team of the Holladay Amateur Athletic Club Is also among the entrants. The others follow: Home Telephone Company, Portland Gas Com pany, Pacific States Telephone Com pany, Tlmms Cress, Studebaker Com pany. Mtchlgan Auto Company, Gill Butchers, Southern Pacific Company, Portland Giants. W. P. Fuller, Portland Cubs, Keystone Woolen Mills. Railway Mail Clerks, Salem Woolen Mills, Winr ton Six, Archer & Wiggins, Irvington Club, Piedmont Maroons, Holladay Athletic Club, Ravens, Meier & Frank's and Baltimore Dairy Lunch. Director Stewart Goes East. Dr. E. J. at the Oregon Agricultural College, was Williams, a Portland visitor vesterdav en miitrt srant the reouest. Judee McCredie is l:oi. to Cleveland, O., where he will-pass not In favor of the two-game tussle of I Tn,rd race, five and half furlongs Ben . . .. .."-""V ". ""- u l.""-'' ..... . General Marchmont. 105 (Gross), 7 to 1 Dasaetoaii atnietes are nigniy entnusl- "we never nave douDie-neaaers nere third: time. i:0 4-E. astlc over the prospects of the several until July 4, and I don't think it is a , Fourth race, six furlongs Seneca - III trips arranged for next season. The I good scheme to change now," said the (Forsythe), 2 to 1, won; Dr. Dougherty, football team will Journey to Los An- Portland owner. -"Tacoma comes here 114 (J- Mclntyre), 15 to 1, second; King a-elea to meet Oee rlental Cnl1x nn for nnnlher aerlea earlv In Arnraat an,! I -' tiaiuj, . t to a, imru, ums, ThanlfBvlnl.s Jan -.1.11. V. v. T . . I 1. . 1 V. a hA m, hi a h ab A I SS. C ,, . V7T J,' , ' ! ,"T ; , . . ""UT '"""'-, . Fifth race, seven furlongs, 4-year-olds ball quintet is anticipating a trip East. "It seems to me that the team would and Biondy io (Riddle) 4 to 1 won: While away I expect to make my be in better condition In August for Madeline Musarave. 107 Corey. 16 to 1. DasKetbaii aates, saia coach Stewart tne playing on or tne postponed game, second: Clint Tucker. 104 (Burilnsame) last night. but If Manager Williams feels that now I to 1. third; time. 1:27. Is the time to boost the Colts a few wxtn race, one mue Lieutenant sawyer. Field Notes points with a double-header, I will not oppose, ' concluded Judge McCredie. Gus Paret, a professional shot has President Jones Is not averse to the 105 (Kederls), 2 to 1, won; Manasseh, 102 (Carter), 8 to, 1, second; Sleepland, 100 (Hopkins), 20 to 1, third; time, 1:314-5. WOLGAST TO FIGHT. ATTELL Boxers to Meet at 133 Pounds at San Francisco in August. SAN FRANCISCO. June 20. Ad Wol- gast and Abe Attell will meet In the ust returned from a trip to Alaska nlan. although the league rules do not ana with him is bringing as a trophy permit double-headers lyitll after July of his hunt a bear pelt measuring 10 4. He takes the stand that it is up to feet, 9 inches. the owners, finding no virtue In the J. J. Meyers,' G. A. Wlcander and rule and feeling that the bad weather of L. J. Eberhardt found nno sport In the this season should make It inoperative. Washougal .Iver the past few days, re-1 - turning from the grounds yesterday I Veazey will pitch for the Colts today, loaded with Una fish. Tha Washoilsral I nnnosed bv Ben Hunt, the eX-Sacra- 1s attracting many this Summer be- mento hurler. Veazey has been erratic rlne" ,n tn's clty early In August, the lng one of the earliest, yet one of the thus far this season, but more work is boxers to fight at 133 pounds ringside, streams which seems to have fish all rounding him into shape and Manager This match has been arranged by James Summer. . Williams expects a winning perform- MJoiirotn at tne request oi aom jones, ance. Pf Los Angeles, wolgast s manager. pAffMt. nnngntta with T3 11 1 w - Vnlon n igm 11 ror uatenpori, ia. Sonthnaw GIrot was formally added manager for AttelL and the latter ASTORIA nr .Time, so (Knoi-lnl to the Colt squad Tuesday night. The promptly accepted the challenge In be- The sneed motorboat Wisrwam II will ex-Beaver will be started in a game half of Attell and will post a side bet this week. of 10,000 with Jones. The details of , the match will be arranged as soon as Jack Barry is anxious o get "Hap" nosslhle. Smith at La Grande, but bmith expects Coffroth also is trying to bring "One to spend several weeks at some hot Round" Hogan and "Knockout'' Brown springs getting his bad arm in shape. together. He had closed with Hogan and has telegraphed his offer to Brown. leave here tomorrow evening to partici pate in the big races at Davenport, la., Peoria and Chicago. She will be under the charge of Engineer Binkley and" Pilot Reed. Her owner, Charles F. Wise, will accompany her. Wigwam II has recently been eaulDned with new gear that is expected to increase her FOOTBALL- SCHEDULE IS MADE 11 he succeeas ne nopes to De aDie to speed materially. Baseball Pools Disastrous. Portland ' Interscholastic Elevens! offer this pugilistic attraction also to the fight fans in August. PHILADELPHIA, June 20. The tre mendous profit in baseball pools and the small chance of the player getting any return on his speculation are shown In evidence produced by the Philadel- post poned. ponea. rain: Portiand-Tacoma rain; victoria 4. van- l .... n . Tt,. .......... f R. H. E l R. H. E. J Boston . . 12 15 6, New Tork 21 19- 1 " V-e.rleS:r?.W?' Krueser.. 227 Ti .317rrula.h'k. rami xiimg. awmeiiouee: n lliae, unore Lindsay. . lo 47 .294 Mensor. .. Pacific Coast f n. aT. J.b. ' and Meyers, Wilson, Hartley. I Poan. Rodaera. Butler. .. Mahoner Rapps. Portland Batting Averages. Northwestern Ab. H. AT. IL'6 45 .307 137 42 .307 67 18 .2S3 246 6S .280 T 10 .270 KLAMATH POTATO CROP BIG Large Acreage and Heavy Yield Are Making Farmers Plan Agency. Fisher... . I Ch'bourna. 162 7 . 140 41 Eastley. 24 70 .2S5 Frlea 124 3.1 .282 Tonneson. 82 23 .2" McDowell. 243 S3 .26TSpeas 4t) 11 .-oi Kibble. Philadelphia , Brooklyn ti. ? BROOKLYN. June 20. Cravath's bat- ; ting Droae urooKiyn a winning streak R.ncroft. 222 52 . today. In the first inning with Downey Howley... 13S 2a .21 Moore 4 to .214 :- on second, he drove the ball over the I Burcn . fence for a home run and repeated it S' next time at bat and made a sacrifice narknrss. . . riy In the seventh, sending Paskert Klawitter home. Hummel replaced Cutshaw after! Henderson the latter twisted his ankle in the Hi-thm !5ti Williams.. !34'Ooltrln 43 .20'.' Harris.... 5S 12 ooty 10 2 .20o ljmllne. . 21 4 .19" Bloomfi'ld 4S 0 .187-Veaswy. .. 13 ' 2 .1S4 13 2 .1M to 2 loir KLAMATH FALLS, Or, June "0. "a .2i I (Sneclai.J iwo tnousana acres or 257 64 .24! Klamath County land have been plant- 217 54 .241) lt nntatne. thl n.r. anH i-.nrn. 219 M .l'4ti I , 1, 1 -nrlll h& h-x,m1 218 53 .244 I . V - 7 41 .198 34 6 .17.1 2 .143 4 .138 2 .074 14 2 27 cording to J. P. Lee, County Assessor. Captain Lee has lust completed a trip throughout the county and paid particular attention to the potato sit "Nearly every ranch In the county has a potato field this year, he said. n i vtvtio w. ritaa' I r t TT"1 TTTirjliL1 Portland interscholastic football will Teams Will Com note for Tronhv. It Degin next j? an on uctooer y ana ena i on November 27. This was settled at Is Announced phia police against three men who are I a meeting of the representatives of the a meeting of 24 of Portland's amateur alleged to have collected between $700 six high and preparatory schools held baseball team managers will be held at and ;suu a day on pools ana paia win- at tne Lincoln iign scnooi, wnen a the Archer & Wiggins store Saturday ners an average of $80 a day. schedule for the campaign was adopted, night at which the Twilight Baseball The schedule Is so arranged that the I League will be put Into operation. A Cricket Match Scheduled. elevens wnicn provea superior in ish i handsome trophy has been put up for will not ciasn until tne season is wen iha teams. The troDhv Is to be won ine ungnsns ana umpire cricget unaer way. wasnington meets jener- three times In succession before It be teams will play a return match at the son on October 25; Jefferson meets comes the property of any one team, cricket park. East Sixty-seventh street, I Lincoln on November , while Wash-1 The teams which have signed up Saturday atternoon at s o ciock. j. j. ington and Lincoln ciasn on rsovem cnurcniey ana L. is. ujedstea will cap- 1 ber 22. tain. I The full schedule follows: ' October 9 Lincoln vs . Portland Hnln Puiniti Ranux Academy; October 11 mu vs. jener i son: October 16 Washington vs. Co- CHEHALIS. Wash., June 20. (Spe- Mumbla: October 18 Hill vs. Lincoln cial.) Both Washington State League October 23 Columbia vs. Portland games were postponed today on account I Academy; October 25 Washington vs. I oi rain. I Jefferson: October SO Hill vs. Colum bia; November 1 Washington vs. Port- I land Academy; November 6 Jefferson vs. Lincoln; November 8 Washington! vs. Hill; November 13 Jerrerson vs. Portland Academy; November Lincoln vs. Columbia; November 20 I Hill vs. Portland Academy; November I 22 Washington vs. Lincoln; November I 27 Jefferson vs. Columbia. MOVAinriTH nr .t. m (sni,i i Those who attecoea tne. schedule I n. rin.in . h nn.-n.ai drafting were Messrs. Taylor of Hill was marked by many pleasant features. Jfacicie ot rui ii e,B,c" ol The alumni reunion was one of the uiumu", most enthusiastic and pleasant in the macner oi wasnington aau a u. ran- history of the association. The annual "If- "i,!110"!?' , , address by C. E. Cochrane was on pres- The Fall will find three or four new .i.i j , ,.i coaches In the circuit, the holdovers in1,,' w.i JZ beine Smith of Jefferson and Earl of I lltlcal development by the intelligent " ? 1 !n at Portland Xnm7Z middle classes. . .1- . : ' . . i The address to the graduating class, ' delivered during the dav bv Dr. C. H. Chapman, was a severe arraignment of WILSON PITCHES 2-HIT GAME present-day tendencies and practices in j "Smoker's Heart" i comes from over-stimulation of the heart by rich, oily, nicotine-laden, black Havana cigars. You never find a case of it among the wise men who smoke light, domestic cigars like the GenT Arthur mm Cigar 10c and 3 for 25c i M. A. Gunst S, Co, Inc. Going Fishing? It doesn't matter whether you're especially fond of bait fishing or prefer to get them on a spinner, or a dry- . fly fisherman of the most exclusive type, you'll find wc have the. .kind of t a c k 1 o you're looking for. Our Backus flies cost some money, buithey're the cheap est in the end. Backus&Morris 23 Morrison Street. Betlst &2nd Sts, NORMAL SCHOOL CLOSES Alumni Holds Reunion Dr. C. H. Chapman Speaks to Students!. educational work, in which the speaker presented the weaknesses of the old Ideas and forms still dominating mod ern courses laid out for students of the schools. Vancouver Blanked by Bees Vic toria Makes Four Runs. VANCOUVER, B. C. June 20. Wilson held Vancouver to a brace of singles to day and Victoria won the game, 4 to 0. Score: - K, H. E. R. H. E. Rail Surveyors Busy Xear Clatsop. A STOUT A Dr. Tun. tn fSnpWal 1 The party of 17 railroad surveyors Vancouver .0 2 2Vlctoria 4 10 0 which moved its headquarters Tuesday I aBtteries Belford and Sepulveda; afternoon from the Peterson & Frye Wilson and farinaie. Logging Company's camp on the Lewis and Clark River to a point near Clatsop station Is now at work running a line from the Lewis and Clark River to Clat sop Plains. Judging from the direction in which the men are working, their line will strike the present railroad not far from Carnahan station. NEGRO AGREES TO SMALL RING Johnson Resents Statement From Flynn and Yields Point. - EAST LAS VEGAS, N' M, June 20. Tanlr Tfihnann ftftpr an ma fihiawtrlnn I Falls City Man Plants Berries. agreed this afternoon to the use of a FALLS CITY. Or June 20. fBn.Mnl l 17-fooP.rlng for the encounter between Fifteen acres of loganberries have himself and Jim Fllnn July 4. been planted by C J. Pugh on his 25- Jonnson learneu yesieroay mat tne acre ranch. 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