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THE MORNING OREGONIAN". THURSDAY, .TULY 11, 1912. shutout, not a New Tork Giant reach ing second. Richie allowed the vis itors four scattered hits, while Ames, who opened for New York, was hit hard in the second inning when three 1. 4 . kail nn halt and a wild Ditch TWO COLTS BUMP HEADS: BOTH HURT BEAVERS WIM GAME III LUCKY SEVENTH gave Chicago three runs. - Fletcher was hit on the linger Dy a piccnea db.ii au retired. Oroh was spiked in the hand and Wilson retired when a foul tip In jured his finger. Score: R. H. E. R. H. E. Chicago ...3 S 0New Tork.. 0 4-1 Batteries Richie and Archer; Ames, Tesreau, Crandall and Meyers, Wilson, Hartley. At St. Louis St. Louis-Boston game called In fourth lnnlner: darkness. Score: St. Louis 1, Boston 5. Brooklyn at Cincinnati, rain. Philadelphia at Pittsburg, rain. AMERICAN LEAGUE. Cruikshank and Kibble Collide Chasing Ball Wtiich Givqs ' Game to Seattle. , Beautiful Smashes by Fisher, Rapps, Doane and Lindsay Give Three Runs. HARKNESS BLANKS SEALS Fanning Goes Along Fine for Six Frames When Portland Hops on Him Speck Wriggle Out of Many Tight Places. Faetfle Coast Um BtandiBgs. - W T. S f t W. I P.C Vsrnsn ....6 IT.eoz'Portlsna' il'il? Oakland 13 1J .S78 5an Fran S SZ Los An ...50 41. H9,scrmnio Yesterday's Besolts. At Portland Portland 1. San Franolico 0. At San Francisco Oakland . Sacramen to t. At I-oa Anselea Vernon 4. Loa Angeles S. The stellar twirling of -Speck" Hark- ness and a spectacular seventh Inning rlly gave the Portland Beavers a S-0 victory over the San Francisco Seals yesterday afternoon, making the teams even for the series and likewise for the srames played this season. Fanning, the light bander with smoke galore, was introduced to the Elks' week crowd of tOOO, and until the fatal seventh the twirling advantage was his. During the first six Innings the hit column showed six against both Fanning and Harkness. but while Fan ning was traveling along at an easy clip, only the most sensational twirling saved Harkness from early scoring. Faaalag Blows L la Seveata. But In the seventh, the cheering of the fans for the regulation rally seemed to unman the Seal moundman and four healthy bingles encompassed his down fall. Gus Fisher, the flrst man up. singled sharply to center on the flrst pitched ball. Butler sacrificed to sec ond, and "Roaring Bill" Rapps. whose roaring was not confined exclusively to the voice, drove the ball over Mun dorfTs head In right center. "Mundy" toyed with the ball a few moments and Rapps went to third. Fisher scoring. Harkness fanned for the second out, but Doane rewarded his admirers by dropping the ball Into short left, scor ing Rapps. Doane stole second, and scored when Lindsay lined out his fourth hit of tho game, a drive be tween flrst and second on a slow ball meant to be deceptive. Seals Bid for Victory. In the sixth and the ninth Innings the Seals made bids for victory. In the first-named period, three men reached the paths, but two were gone; and "Speck" struck out Corhan. In the ninth. Seal hopes took on a bullish ap pearance when Corhan beat out a hard grounder to Butler and Gedeon walked after Wuffll had fanned. But Williams' shoved In to bat for Fanning, itruck out, and Mundortf was unequal to bis oft-repeated task of lifting the sail over the fence. The feature of the game was the hitting of Bill Lindsay. Beaver in ilelder. In four times at bat ho singled each time, tbo daily average of 1000 bringing him up again Into the class of .300 bitters. Elmer Koestner will carry the Beaver mound burden today, opposed prob ably by Delhi. The irame will not start until after the Elks' parade, but will not be delayed later than 4 o'clock. The score: San Francisco Portland Ab.H.Po.A.E.1 Ab.H-Po.A-E. uHHff rf a 3 liDoane.rf.. 4 1 ltohler.b I 1 1 OJ.Ind.'y.tb 4 4 S ,-hnildt.e 4 t I !Rods;'s.2b. 4 0 1 J 0 H w rd.lb 4 1 4 Kruegr.cf 4 S 1 J 0 H'rtley.cf S I S o oButcner. ; ; ' ' Torhan.n 4 t I 0Fishr.c. S I 1 1 Wuffll.3b 4 111 OButler.ss. J J J 1 3cdeon.lt S 0Rappa.lb. I 111 1 j 'nn'i.p a 1 HTk'nss.p 0 1 0 A 111 ms 1 9 9 9 w Totals 4 T 24 11 Totals 1 10 it 11 Batted for Fannlns in ninth Inning. SCORE BT INNINGS. San Francisco ... 0-0 Hits 0 1 1 1 1 O 1 1 7 Portland 0 t Hits 1 110341 10 SUM MART. Runs Fisher, Rapps. Doane. Struck out by Fanning. : by Harkness. . Bases on balls off Fanning-. 1: off Harkness. t. Two bsse hlta Hartley. Fisher. Krueger. Throe base hit Rapps. Sacrifice hit Butlsr. stolen btwi Howard. Doane. Schmidt. Hit bv pitched ball Fisher. Time 1:40. Uu stris Casey and McCartney. Notes of the Game. McCarthy Joined the error squad on his flrM Portland decision. He called Doane out at flrst when It was apparent to all that the fleet outfielder had the throw beaten by a foot. ' ' When Butcher failed te come up on a Texas leaguer and dropped a fly. the fans started a chorus of "Chadboume." But Hank made a nice running -catch, which started another cry of "Butcher." Del Howard made his initial appearance before the Portland fans. He la a big fel low, but handles himself well at first. Kid Mohler tried to steal third In the fourth Inning, but waa nipped with ease. Two were on when he made the attempt and his effort robbed the Seals of a splen did chance to score, n? not of a run.. Bill Reldy and Mohler occupied coaching, line positions tn an effort to start some thing in the ninth, but Harkness had the ' batsmen at hla mercy. Nine strikeouts was his record for the day. Mundorf let Lindsay's hit get through him In the seventh. Doane scoring without the chance of a close play at the plate. Herby Byram. the twlrler released by Sacramento, was tn Portland yesterday on hla way to Vancouver, where ho will join Bob Brown's Northwestern League club. Byram pitched splendid ball for the Sena tors last year, but haa failed to strike hla stride yet this season. CRIPPLED PITCHER WIXS GAME "Rube" Carson Hurls Tigers to Vic tory Against Angels. LOS ANGELES. July 10-Vernon bat ted out a victory in the ninth Inning today, evening up the series. "Rube" Carson. Vernon's crippled pitcher, was Invincible until the seventh Inning, when the Los Angeles batters found him for three hits, netting two runs. Slagle was easy for Vernon. Score: R. H. E-l R. H. E. Us Angeles.! s 2Vernon ....4 12 1 Batteries Slagle and Smith; Carson and Agnew. OAKS BEAT SENATORS EASILY Williams Batted Hard in Vninterest ing Game Errors Costly. SAN FRANCISCO. July 10. Oakland defeated Sacramento In an uninterest ing game. 8 to 1. Williams was hit hard at opportune times, and Sacra mento's errors were costly. Score: R. H. E. R. H. E. Sacr'mento 1 4 4Oakland... 8 11 0 Batteries Williams and KreiUe: Gregory and Mitre. NATIONAL LEAGUE. ' 'Chicago 3, New York 0. - . ' CHICAGO. July. 10. Chicago won a Detroit II, New Tork 8. NEW TORK. July 10 New York lost their eighth straight game. Detroit defeating them easily. Cobb made four scratch hits. A spectacular stop by Bush and a great catch by Maloney were features. Score: R.H.E-1 R.H.E. New York 3 6Detroit ...11 IS 1 Batteries Ford and Sweeney; Duboc and Stanage. - Waehington 8, Cleveland 7. WASHINGTON July 10. Washing? ton played a hard up-hill game and de feated -Cleveland after the latter had .i. ... in the first innina". driving Groom from the box. Cashion and Vaughn were wua, dui enecuvo. Score: R.H.E-1 R. H. E. TTash'ton .8 IS lCleveland .772 Batteries Groom, Cashion. Vaughn ani Henry; Baskette and Easterley. Chicago 4, Philadelphia 3. PHILADELPHIA. July 10. Chicago scored the winning run in the ninth SPORT CALENDAR FOB TODAY. 3:30 P. M. Baseball, Portland vs. San Francisco, Coast League, at Recreation Park. .8 P II. Basketball, Multnomah Club vs. Triple B. Elks, of Billings. Mont., at Multnomah Club. - 8 P. M. Moonlight excursion foot of Salmon street. Abe Attell va "Jockey" Bennett. inning. Philadelphia knocked Peters off the rubber In four innings. Lange, who took his place, was effective until the ninth. Then, with men on third and second and two out. Walsh went In and ended the game by throwing out Old ring. Score: R.H.E-1 R H. E. Phils, 3 11 4ChIcago ...4 6 2 Batteries Plank and Egan;. Peters, Lange, Walsh and Kuhn. St. Louis 9, Boston 3. BOSTON. July 10. St Louis batted four Boston pitchers hard today and won Its first game of the season from the Red Sox easily. Powell pitched and batted well for the Browns. Hooper and Lewis contributed sensational catches. Score: R. H.E.I R.H.H. Boston ...42 8 lSt, Louis ..9 18 3 Batteries Bedient, Collins. Smith and Cady; Towell and Stephens. MENSOR LEAVES COLTS OUTFIELDER GOES TO PITTS- ' BURG TO JOIN PIRATES. Fast Little Player Signs Contract for $2100 Detroit Burs Zam lock From Missoula. Eddie Mensor,. Portland Colt out fielder, left Tuesday night for Pitts burg, where he will join Fred Clarke's National League pennant aspirants. Mensor confided that he signed a contract calling for $2100. almost dou ble his saalry with Portland, and one of the best figures ever secured by a Northwestern League player breaking into the "big show." e Carl Zamlock,- former Pacific Coast Lesgue twlrler, turned over to Mis soula of the Union Association, has been purchased by Detroit. Zamlock figured largely In the early-season suc cess of Cliff Blankenshlp's team. e Governor Tener, of Pennsylvania, who Is in Portland attending the Elks' convention, once made a trip round the world in baseball togs. He was one of the twlrlers of Anson's squad, which circled the globe under the direction of Spalding.. Tyler Out for All Play. SPOKANE. Wash.. July 10. JoeC Tyler will again go after the cham pionship of the Pacific Northwest in the singles. Tyler Is anxious to take the "measure of Nat Emerson, who de feated him last year at North Yakima, his only defeat of the year. He will meet Emerson and Bob Breese at Ta coma, and will later go to Vancouver, where he will meet Schwengers. and will close In the South, playing at Santa Barbara. Cal.. late in August BASEBALL STATISTICS STANDINGS OF THE LKAGTJES. W. L. 19 J M 61 1 S3 . It SO 48 17 44 S3 64 Pe. COO .too Zl 2l .471 .Sit .380 .290 438 431 AmenVa League. w t p. I Boston ... 5J 3S .t-spieveland X Washington 4S SI .601 Detroit .. Chicago .. 4S S3 -S7J St. Louis Phlladel . 43 SS .S60.New Tork National Ireague. New Tork. 17 II .7IPbSdel . Chicago .. 4S it .00it. Louis Pittsburg . 41 SO .B77Brooklyn Clncin .... 8 SS .H7 Boston .. American Association. Columbus . IS SO .459IM11W SS 60 Mlnnean - SI 11 .C4'St. Paul .. 39 II Toledo ... 53 S3 .S12)IndlanapoIis S3 SS .884 Kan City. 43 45 .483' Louisville. 30 50 .375 . Western League. 3t. Joseph 45 31 .B3I Wichita .. 41 41 .100 Sioux City. 44 SS .657 Dee Molnea 37 41 .474 Omaha ... 41 37 .531 Lincoln ... 33 47 .413 Denver ... 43 40 .613 ropeka ... 33 47 .413 Cnfoa Asportation. Salt take. -.11 31 .7i;Butto S3 45 .4:3 Missoula . 4 2i .4SOgden .... SO 48 .391 Great Falls Si 30 .SOOIHelena .... 2 43 .347 Yesterday's Bee alts. American Association Milwaukee 0-7, Louisville 7-3: Kansas City 4-. Indianap olis 1-8; Columbus 3, Minneapolis 1; To ledo 8. St. Paul 3. Western League Denver 4, Dea Moines S; Wichita 10, St. Joseph 7; Omaha 3, Lincoln 3; Topeka 7, Sioux City i. t'Dlon Association Salt Lake 4-18. Great Falls 3-11; Helena I, Ogden 3 (12 innings); Missoula t. Butte 3. Portland Batting Averaces. ' Ab. H. At. I Northwestern B-rnecer . .299 97 .325IIT Ah-H. At Lindsay ..234 72 -JOSIC-rkshnk .197 '(4 .321 Butler ...173 II .295Tles 389 91 .274 Doane ...204 IS .284i3peas 318 88 .270 Rodgers ..321 93 .tftSIBastley ... 78 21 .270 si 3 2 o 5 v in lama ..zio 9 .iso 84 .I? Kibble ....290 74 .255 . 61 13 .IT. 91 22 .242 ..327 Fisher fhadb'i Rapps ...214 79 .2j0ironneson Bancroft .248 17 .230 McDowell Koestner . 77 17 .220(:oltrln .. 3ureh ..... 49 10 .204IMoore ... Crregg .... 15 3 .200!DotT .... Klawitter . 61 13 .197Hariis ... Howley ...114 30 .miBloomfld Butcher .. 11 3-18! Harkness . 34 .176 H'rnbtra .31 .181 Steiger IS a .125, IVeazey irot .388 3 .236 . 7S 17 .227 . 48 10 .250 31 . 43 ( . 3 2 . ( 0 .209 .204 .138 .0S6 .900 PLAY CLOSE AND EXCITING Bags Score In Last of Ninth and Break Tie on James' Hit, Which Results in Two Portland Men Being Knocked Unconscious. Northwestern Leagwe Standings. W.L.P.C.I W. L. P.C. Spokane ... .47 8 .564,IPortland ....40 43.483 Seattle 47 37 .SSOyictoria ....J8 45 .468 Vancouver . .45 40.5I;Tacoma ....3151.407 Yesterday's Results. - At Seattle Seattle 4, Portland 3. At Vancouver Vancouver 15. Tacoma 0. At Spokane Spokane 12, Victoria S. SEATTLE. Wash., July 10. (Spe cial.) James won. his ninth consecu tive victory today, beating Portland, fi-3, in one of the hardest-fought and most sensational finishes of the season. The winning run came over in the last of the ninth, on McMullin's Texas leaguer over third with the bases full. In a desperate effort to reach the ball Cruikshank and Kibble had a head-on collision and were knocked senseless. The moment the crowd, which had been worked up to great- enthusiasm by the desperate struggle, saw that the ball was going to fall safe, they broke into wild cheers, only to be silent when they lav the two lunners come to gether with terrific force and bounce back, falling to the ground, where they lay as If dead.. , Both Heat Badly Hurt. Hundreds of fans swarmed on the field and surrounded the stricken men. Several minutes elapsed before they regained consciousness. Cruikshank was able to walk, his injury consisting of a blow on the Jaw and mouth. He was spitting blood. Kibble had to be helped. His temple was badly bruised. At the beginning of the ninth the score was a tie at 3-all. The hits were a tie at S-all and both James and Vea sey were going strong. James lost McDowell for a starter. Moore shot a grounder past Chick. Ccrftrin skied oft to left. Harris, batting for Vea zey. struck out. Kibble skied to Moran, ending the half of the inning. With Veasey out, Williams sent in Girot, who walked Moran. Chick bunt ed and Girot threw the ball over first. Both runners were safe. Jackson, who had given Seattle their three runs by a homer In .the second, was walked, filling the sacks. Williams yanked Girot and sent in Doty. Whaling drove to McDowell, who made a swell peg to the plate, forcing Moran. McMullIn batted for James and had two strikes, Doty's drop being a peach. On the next ball McMullin sliced It over third. What happened has already been told. The score: Seattle I Portland Ab H Po A E Ab H Po A E Shaw.2b. 3 1 3 2 0KlbbIe.3b 4 12 3 1 Rayd.ss 8 13 4 l'Prles.rf.. 4 3 10 0 Stralt.lt 8 0 1 O OJCi-ank.lf. 8 O 3 O 0 Mann.cf. 4 0 8 0 0Speas,cf. 4 10 10 Moran.rf 8 110 OlWlll's.lb. 4 1 6 0 0 Chlck.Sb 2 112 l;McD'U,2b 8 0 4 4 0 Jack'n.lb 3 1 9 0 0-Moore.c.. 8 2 8 8 0 Whal'g.e 4 1 T 1 9Coltrln.ss 4 O 3 2 0 jamas, p a o v z o Harris--, x u v u o McM'n.. 1 1 O O O-Glrot.p.. 0 0 O O 1 J Veasey. p. 8 0 O O 0 IDoty.p... 0 0 0 O 0 Totals 28 T27 11 21 Totals 83 T 25 IS 8 Batted for James in ninth. Batted for Veasey In ninth. One out when winning run waa made, SCORE BY INNINGS. Seattle O 3 0 O OO 0 0 1 t Portland ..3 0 0 00 1 0 0 O 3 SUM MART. Buns Moran. Chick, Jackson. Kibble, Fries 2. Two-base hits Chick. Fries. Home run Jackson. Sacrifice hits Raymond, Chick. Jackson, Cruikshank. Stolen bases Shaw 2. Strait, Kibble. Fries. Speaa, Column. Pitchers' summary Three runs six hits oft Veasey In eight Innings: score a tie and none on when he was taken out to let Har ris bat for him: no runs, no hits oft Girot In no Innings; one run one hit off Doty In 1-3 of one Inning.- Struck out By James 7, bv Veasey 4. Bases on balls Off James 2, off Veasey 2. off Girot 2. Hit .by pitched ball Moore, by James; Chick, by Veaxey. Double plays James to Raymond to Jack son: McDowell to Coltrin; Moore to Coltrln. Time 1:50. Umpire Toman. INDIANS POUND BEE PITCHERS Spokane Piles TJp IS Runs Prom Total of 20 Safe Hit. SPOKANE. July . 10. Spokane hit three Victoria pitchers all over the lot today and won an easy victory. Leonard was relieved when the visitors got after him. With a big lead the Spokane team tried out Laird, a recruit, and he held the visitors safe. The score: R. H- E. R. H. E. Victoria... 3 S lSpokane.. 12 20 2 Batteries Kaftlehner, Wilson and Meek; Leonard, Kraft and Ostdlek. CHAMPIONS WIN" WITH EASE Gordon and Hunt Batted to All Parts of Field Tigers Lose, 1 to 0. VANCOUVER, - B. C July 10. Van couver won as It pleased In today's game with Tacoma, hitting the ball to all corners of the lot. Willis kept the Tigers'- hits well scattered. Score: R.H.E-1 R.H.K. Tacoma... ..0 11 4Vncouver.l6 12 Batteries Gordon. Hunt and Crit tenden; Willis and Lewis. v CENTRALL4. LEAGUE IN TANGLE Resignation of President O. j. Albers Demanded. taENTRALIA. Wash, July 10. (Spe cial.) At a meeting of tho Centralla State League Ball directors, held here last night. It was voted to withdraw the local team from the league) unless President O. J. Albers either resigned or is forced out of office. Action of the directors follows Al bers' action in throwing out a game played here June 7, which Centralla won, pat which Manager Joe Wilkins, of Hoqulam, protested on the grounds that Miller used a loaded bat. Albers action In allowing Golden, a discharged umpire, to work In Satur day's game when Rush Hall was on the grounds, strengthened the local direct ors to determine to secure the presi dent's scalp. . League Lirectors Lamb, of Hoqulam. and Zimmerman, of Aber deen, were notified today of the action taken last night. FRIENDS OF PUGILISM BUST Californians Circulate Petitions to ' Legalize Boxing in State. LOS ANGELES. July 10. To coun teract the activities of church federa tions and other organisations which have launched petitions to initiate anti boxing legislation, sportsmen who are represented here by A. L. Greenwald are preparing petitions for legislation to establish the legality, of limited " TT "TT THAT tricks are you from a turkey's wishbone a box P ' B 'jM&fafKwT-''. of Turkish Trophies." WSm- V V asked the Kink, ' ' - - when they brought before him - "And a lucky thing for you '-' the Royal Magician. that you . didn't do the trick 'P ' Wm "A mighty stunt, your ma- backwards," said the Kink, as ;f : jesty ' proudly answered- the he borrowed a light from the jflB round boxing contests throughout ths state. The petitions will be circulated in Los Angeles Immediately upon their completion. Ad Wolgast, who Is due to go to San Francisco at the end of the week, will take copies to that city. The entire state will be districted by the sporting men and the campaign for signatures prosecuted with the ut most vigor. i The anti-boxing people already have their petitions in circulation in various sections of Southern California, asking for the absolute prohibition of boxing. Herbert Strong Leads Golfers. EYE, N. T.. July 10. Herbert Strongr. the Inwood professional golfer, led the field in the first day's play of the Metropolitan open championship at the Apawamls Club links here today with rounds of 73 and 74 for a total of 147. Gardiner W. White of Oakland had the best score of the six amateurs entered, returning a total of 152. First Wheat Brings 72 1-2 Cents. PASCO. Wash., July 10. (Special.) vt ui. Owen, of EltoDia. in tne nortnern part of this county, delivered the first load of wheat to tne warenoose mon- day from the 191S crop. Mr. Owen will cents a bushel. Weather continues cool, horses are scarce and hard to get. harvest 2000 acres, averaging from 20 making birvest weather ideal. Every From J3 to 7 per day is being ot to 25 bushels per acre. The price Mr. combine and heading outfit in the coun- 'JJ Owen received for his wheat was 72 I ty is worgmg " " " MEN ARE HELPLESS AS CHILDREN Whea Takes Suddenly III Here Is a Common-Sense Safeguard. Big, strong roan is as a helpless in- M . Via m aiMrinlV 111- The sturdiest chap In town usually loses his soil -control, ana in uucnj unable to regard his condition with the common sense that characterises his everyday actions. For example: He comes home tired, eats a heavy dinner and sits down to read and smoke away a quiot evening. Suddenly he notices a weight on his stomach; then sharp pains around his heart, and a feeling of suffocation. Thoughts of "heart disease" rush over him, and In his agony he fears the worst. . . . His trouble was acute Indigestion, brought on by overloading his tired stomach. ' A couple of Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets might have given him relief might have saved him hours of suffering. - Carry a package of Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets In your vest pocket or keep them in your room. Take one after each heavy meal, and ward off Indiges tion. .. " Rexall ' Dyspepsia Tablets relieve stomach troubles by, aiding nature to supply those elements, the absence of which In the gastric juices causes in digestion and dyspepsia. They tend to aid the stomach to digest all kinds of food and to quickly convert It Into rich red blood. We know what Rexall Dyspepsia Tab lets are and what they will do. We guarantee them to relieve indigestion and dyspepsia. If they fail, we will re fund your rooney.- Three sizes, 25 cents, 60 cents and $1.00.- Sold only at our stores or by mail. Sold only by The Owl Drug stores In Portland, Seattle,. Spokane, San Francisco. Oakland, Los Angeles and Sacramento. NOTICE, ELKS! . - i Before you leave visit ASTORIA NORTH BEACH A Delightful Trip DOWN THE COLUMBIA via O.-W. R. & N: STEAMERS TWO BOATS DAILY TWO BOATS DAILY Leaves Ash Street Dock 8:00 A. M. and 10:30 P. M. The morning boat arrives Astoria 1 :30 P. M., Megler . 2:15 P. M. The night boat, in its journey down the river, passes ships from every sea, arriving Astoria early, the next morning and Megler at 7:30 A. M., ' ' where trains make close connection with boats for North Beach Points. - THE TRIP WORTH WHILE SURF BATHING FISHING Pull Information Cheerfully Given at CITY TICKET OFFICE THIRD AND WASHINGTON STREETS