THE MORNING OREGONIAN, FRIDAY, JULY 25. 1913.
7
BEES POUND
HATS
FROM BOX AND I!
Alberts Stings Ball So Hard It
Hides in Left-Field Bleach
ers, 3 Runs Scoring.
TONER HOLDS COLTS SAFE
Twice Portland nils Bases but Fails
to Score Victoria Unable to Hit
Hj-nes Final Tally Is 4
to 1 for Visitors.
Northwestern Ia-Kue Standings.
W. L. PC.1 W. X.. PC.
Vancouver 62 ST .r,26 Victoria 45 B5 .450
Seattle.... 89 41 'O'JOiTacoma 44 58.431
Portland... 50 43 .6iJS Spokane. .. . 88 62 .387
Yesterday's Results.
At Portland Victoria 4. Portland 1.
At Seattle Seattle 11, Spokane 5.
At Vancouver Vancouver 7, Tacoma 4.
BT P.OSCOE FAWCETT.
Carl Mays didn't even warm up for
Tortland yeeterday Dut he poked his
peroxide thatch into a 4-1 defeat for
his teammates on the Portland club,
Just the same.
And this explains the riddle:
Mays hit Manager Delmas, of the
Victoria Bees, on the knee in Tuesday's
frame and yesterday Delmas had to
lay off, Alberts, a pitcher, going to
Bhort. To summarize briefly, Alberts
murdered one of Martlnonl's shoots In
the first Inning, whacking' out a home
run over the left field fence and his
drive scored three of the four runs
amassed In that frame.
Incidentally his homer gave Victoria
the game, so that the series now stands
two games apiece.
Alberts Keeps on Hitting.
Alberts continued his terrific clout- i
Ing even after Martlnonl was benched
In favor of Hynes in the third inning,
securing three safeties in four trips
up. In the last inning, too, he maneu
vered a wonderful one-hand circus
catch, robbing Callahan of a hit. All
In all, the former Sacramento twirler
went through Pastime Bay like a full
rigged clipper, pushed by a 20-knot
breeze.
"Red" Toner pitched consistent ball
for Victoria, allowing seven hits, but
Hynes performed even more notably
after ascending the mound In the third
frame. The Bees sampled only four
of his varieties in the seven innings
and did not score A run.
Hynes, in fact, was considerable more
Btlngry with his offerings than Toner,
for Portland had two excellent chances
to clean up. In the second inning the
Colts had the bases filled with nobody
down, on a single by Melchoir, a walk
and a dead ball, but even then could
not count. In, the seventh a double
play killed further Bcoring with the
bases full.
Kick Hits In Mnth.
Nick Williams opened the ninth by
a single to left, acting in the role of
pinch hitter, but again Toner halted
the locals.
As usual that Meek and Swain com
bination had much to do with the Bee
tallies In the Initial Inning. Madden
opened by a triple to center and scored
on Meek'a hit through short. Swain
walked and it was then that Alberts
plugged the ball Into the left field
bleachers, scoring three.
Portland tallied its one run in the
seventh on Hynes' double and Fitzger
ald's single.
The crowd numbered between 400
and BOO. Score:
Victoria Portland
B II O A El BHOAE
Madden.l. 4 11 0 OlFltre'd.r. 4 1 2 00
KawllnKS.2 4 14 4 o;Guigni,3 . . 5 3 40
Crumm.m 4 0 5 0 "Callahan, 1 5 0 12 0 0
Meek.l... 4 1 7 1 VIMelchoir.m 4 2 1 00
Swaln.r. . 3 10 0 OiMahoney.i 1 0 S 0 0
Alberts.2. 4 3 1 5 l:Mohler.2. . 2 1 1 30
I.amb.3.. 3 0 2 0 0Conroy,e. . 4 O 1 00
hea,o... 4 16 0Coltrin.s . . 4 O 2 5 0
Toner.p.. 4 1 0 2 0!Martin'i,p 0 O 0 00
IBancroft 1 0 0 00
Hynes.p.. 2 2 0 20
JWillia's,. 1 1 O 00
Totals 84 0 27 12 l Totals'. 33 7 27 14 0
Batted for Martinoni in second.
Batted for Hynes In ninth.
Victoria 4 O 0 0 0 O 0 0 0 4
Hits 3 2 1 1 O 1 0 0 1 0
Portland 0 0 O O 0 O 1 0 0 1
Hits 0 1 0 0 1 1 3 0 1 7
Kuns Madden, Swain, Meek, Alberts,
struck out By Toner 6, Martlnonl 1. Bases
on balls Off Toner 5, Martlnonl 1. Two.
ibase hits Toner, Swain. Hynes. Three-base
hits Madden. Home run Alberts. Double
plays Hynes to uutgnl to Callahan; Alberts
to Rawlings to Meek 2. Sacrifice hit Lamb.
Hit by pitched ball Monler, by Toner. In
nings pitched by Martinoni 2, runs 4, hits
fi; charge defeat to Martlnonl. Time 1:48.
Umpire Ostdiek..
Xotes of the Game.
Harry Todd was scheduled to twirl for
Portland, but decijnedtp do so until given
fi definite promise of another trial with the
Coast Club.
Catoher Conroy did hot perform so spec
tacularly as on his first day out. He looked
weak at bat, once whitflng without wiggling
his bat with the bases full.
Mahoney, Madden and Rawlings all exe
cuted neat fielding stunts.
Chris Mahoney waited out four balls on
his firrt three appearances at the plate.
Yesterday was Martlnonl's first yank of
the season. The Bees seems to be his Jinx,
for of five games he has lost three to
Victoria.
Either Boatman or Kantlehner will twirl
for Victoria today, opposing probably South
paw Stanley. ,
Oulgni used good judgment on a neat
double play in the fourth inning.
Charley Swain moved over to the sua
field yesterday. Charley is a mighty valu
able ball player. Besides being able to
knock the leather off the sphere, he can fill
In anywhere on the diamond. The Bees
had him anchored at second for a Ions
stretch.
GIAXTS WIN OX HARD HITTING
Coveleskle Is Wild, and Indians Lose,
11 to 5, to Seattle.
SEATTLE, Wash, July 24. Hard hit
ting, fast base-running and Coveies
kie's wildness gave Seattle today's
game from Spokane, 6 to 11. Score:
Seattle Spokan
BHOAEI BHOAE
snaw.m... z a u o w urni.z. .. o
R'ymond.s 6 S 4 1 O McCarl.l. . 4
lackson.l.
5trait.l... 1O 0 0 0 Wagner.m
Kullerton.l 0 0 0 0 OTapptr.... 2 0
Madman. c. B 2 2 0 0, Hannah. 1.. 4 2
lumps. 3... 4 3 2 4 OiF'z'mons.s. 4 1
Wilson.r. . 2 0 2 0 0,3rindle,c. . 4 2
Brown, 2.. 3 2 1 3 Opo'c'skie.p. 4 1
Sell.p 4 0 1 2 0
Total.. 31 12 27 13 11 Total.. 38 9 24 14 3
test tie 0 112 4 2 0 1 11
fcpokun. 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 3 5
Hum Shaw 2. Raymond 2, Jackson 2,
Cadman 2. Strait 2. James. Wuffll, Hannah,
''lttsimmons, Grlndle, Covaleskie. Two-base
hit Raymond, Shaw, James, Cadman, Cove
leshle, Fitzslmmons. Home run Wuffll.
Sacrifice hit Jackson 2. Stolen bases Ray
inona 2, Jackson 3. Strait 2, Fullerton, Yohe,
Aagner. Struck out By Dell 2. by Cove
1 S!a Ease on balls By Dell 3, by Cove
iri T Double play Brown to Jackson,
lime 1:55. Umpire Toman.
CANUCKS OUTFIGHT TIGERS
Kippert's Great Catch and His Bat
ting Feature In Vancouver Victory.
VANCOUVER, B. C, July 24. Van
couver fought Tacoma every inch of
the way today at the Vancouver ball
y"i tlelng the score in the fourth
and sixth and overcoming a. one-run
lead la the eighth by garnering four
CAUGHT BY THE CAMERA MAN AT PORTLAND'S ROUT BY THE
VICTORIA BEES YESTERDAY AT NORTHWESTERN
LEAGUE PARK
"iraT
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runs, winning the game, 7 to 4. Errors
played an important part in Tacoma's
scoring. Kippert's catch of McMullen's
long fly over his head and his hitting
featured the game. The score:
Vancouver 1 Tacoma-
B H O A El
BHOAE
Helster,3.
0 0 4 0Hensllng,s
3 2 6 0MllIlon,m
S 2 0 0Fries,l. . .
2 0 0 0Harbl'n,l.
2 11 2 lNeighb's,r
4 112 0
Bennett.2
Klppert.m
Frlslcr. .
Walsh, 1. .
Brlnker.I.
Scharn'r.s
Lewis, c. .
Clark.p. ..
KLonnlck
Schmutz.p
o 0
0 1
1 0
0 0
5 0
8 1
2 0
2 0
0 0
O 3 00KelIar.2. .
2 3 8 2;M'MuH'n,3
3 8 2 lHarris,c. .
0 0 2 1Kauf'an,p
0 0 0 0Crisp. . .
v 1 l U
Totals 34 15 27 19 5j Totals. 36 8 24 15 2
Batted for Clark in eighth.
Batted for Kaufman in ninth.
Vancouver 0 0 0 1 0 1 1 4 7
Tacoma OO 0 1 0 1 0 2 0 4
Kuns Helster 2. Bennett, Klppert, Walsh
2. Lewis, - Hensllng 2. Million, Fries. Two
base hits Walsh, Klppert, Lewis, McMul
len. Sacrifice hit Klppert. Sacrifice fly
Walsh. Stolen bases Klppert, Walsh.
Double plays Keller to Hensllng to Har
bison. Pitcher's summary Four runs, 7
hits off Clark In S innings; no runs, one hit
off Schmutz in 1 inning. Credit victory to
Clark. Left on bases Vancouver 10, Ta
coma 5. Time 1:56. Umpire Casey.
SEALS GET "LEFTY" LEI FIELD
Ex-Pittsburg Pitcher Fourth New
Player Secured This Week.
LOS ANGELES. July 24. (Special.)
Manager Howard, of the San Fran
cisco Seals, today closed a deal for the
services of "Lefty" Lelfield, formerly
pitcher for ' the Pittsburg National
League club.
This Is the fourth player obtained by
Howard in the week In his strengthen
ing process. The others are Pitcher
"Bullet" Miller from the Chicago White
Sox, Pitcher Kaiserling, of Kansas City,
and Outfielder Sscaller from the Chi
cago White Sox. All are expected to
report within a week.
Green Pacers to Race.
A race between green pacers will
take place this afternoon at Forest
Grove, when Hal Norte and J. C. B.
will race for a $200 pot. Hal Norte is
owned by Ed Dennlson, of Portland,
while J. C. B., a pacer never before
heard of, is owned by Buchanan &
Merrill, of Cornelius.
It Is open season at Judge McCredie's
office for recommendations signed by
admiring fans in the-bushes.
STRIKEOUT WIZARD WHO RE
' TURNS TO SAN FRANCISCO
COAST CLUB.
Frank Miller. ;
With the return to' San Fran
cisco of Frank Miller, whose
sale by the Chicago Americans
was announced Wednesday, an
other speed merchant has en
tered the A. A. arena. Miller
ranked as second only to South
paw Abies as the Coast strikeout
king last season. Abies fanned
303 and walked 130; Miller
fanned 279 and walked 130 and
Malarkey of Oakland, third rank
ing, whiffed 185 and walked
only 43.
Miller looked ripe for big
league company last season, de
spite the fact that he won but
20 against 22 losses, but Frank
was sick all Spring and reported
to Chicago a physical wreck. As
a consequence he may or he may
not be of material assistance to
the 1913 Seals. If he is right, he
will be one of the best in the
league.
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EAST HAS NO GAMES
Rain Puts Stop to All Major
League Contests.
TEAMS TO SWITCH TODAY
National Clubs on Way West While
Americans Go East to Begin New
Series Older League Has
No Games Scheduled.
NEW YORK. July 24. Not since the
season's early weeks has such a base
ball hiatus occurred as that of today,
when not a single major league game
was played and minor league contests
in the East were conspicuous for their
rarity. It was an off day, anyway, for
the American League, the Western
teams being on their way east to open
new series tomorrow. Four games
were scheduled in the National League,
but rain prevented all of them, as It
did numerous minor engagements on
the day's programme.
So general was the rain in major
league Eastern territory that no at
tempts were made to start games in
New York, Brooklyn and Philadelphia,
while in Boston the Braves and the
Reds had played less than an inning
when the downpour came. It was the
last day of the current series in each
city, and in consequence double-headers
are likely to be arranged during
the next Eastern invasion of the West
ern contingent.
Pittsburg had to leave New York
without a single victory, the Giants
having taken three straight. In Bos
ton, Cincinnati took two out of three,
while Chicago had to be content with
one in three in Philadelphia. Brooklyn
and St. Louis divided the two games
played In the former city.
The Eastern clubs in the National
League are on their way west tonight.
but only one game Philadelphia at
Pittsburg is scheduled for tomorrow.
In the American League Chicago will
open in Boston, Cleveland in New 'York,
St- Louis in Washington and Detroit in
Philadelphia.
BEARS LOSE TO BOISE
TWO TEAMS ARE NOW TIE1 FOR
FIRST IX TRI-STATE.
Rain Stops Buck-Yak Game Terry
McKnne Resigns as Manager
of Pendleton Club.
Boise defeated Walla Walla in the
Western Tri-State League Thursday
and the leading teams are tied for first
place. The Pendleton-North., Yakima
game was called in the third inning on
account of rain. The Boise score was:
Boise- 7, Walla 2.
At Walla Walla the Irrigators got
two in the third inning and Walla
Walla came back in her half for one.
The game went runless till the eighth,
when Welch was hit to all parts of the
lot. Blausser led off with a two-bagger
and the next four men hit single, Melter
ending the scoring with a two-bagger
that cleaned the bases, the inning re
suiting in five runs for the visitors, all
of them earned. Walla Walla attempted
to recover lost ground in the ninth.
but was stopped with one run. The
score:
R. H. E. R. H. E.
Boise 7 15 2 1 Walla W 2 8 - 2
Batteries Melter and Gard; Welch
and Brown.
At Pendleton neither team had
scored, when Umpire Richardson called
the contest In the third Inning. Mc
Kane has resigned the management of
the Pendleton team and Lodell ' will
pilot the club the rest of the season.
Giles and Marias Win.
Two classes In the Multnomah Club
tennis tourney are finished, with R.
C. Giles the winner In class 8 and C.
H. Marias the final man in class" 6. The
others are still many matches removed
from the semi-finals. Giles bad, as bis
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opponent in the semi-final Campbell,
wuum lie defeated 3-6, 7-t, mwiu
won his way to the head of the class
thr.,h hi rtffpiLt of F. M. DeNeffe,
whom he bested, 2-6, 6-1, 6-3.
NORTH PARK DEFEATS FAILING
Victory Gives Sectional Title in
Junior Playgrounds league.
t nf th. host nlaved erames In
the Junior Playground League the Fail
ing squad succumbed to the fast North
D..v om vBtordav. 20 to 19. on the
winners' grounds. The result was in
doubt until the nintn inning. wun iu
winning run was scored.
The result of the game leaves the
North Park team undisputed champions
of section three and within a few days
a new schedule will be drawn up with
Peninsula ParK, winner or secuuu uue,
i.- 1 1 .wi -winnnf nf section two. and
yesterday's winner competing for the
championship of the City.
The North. ParK lineup: xu.. mcv-army,
pitcher r- H. Lee, H. Debough, O. Col
li T-la-RTartT, d tr-hpr" T . OOUlter.
J. Curti'n, H. Curkendahl and ,B. Paullln.
The Failing lineup: J. uonan, caicuer,
K. Foster, pitcher; N. Salvastore, H.
1 1 ' -1 .-t. T.oHoon ri SrhtAwe- A Fritz.
L. Gailo and J. Scheeland. Instructors
Vedder and Hollinsworth umpired.
Oanoeist9 to Go to Seaside.
rrt. fl.et txnnt trfn to Seaside this
- ho startui thiR morning
when Earl Crow and Melvin O'Shea
start for a two-days' trip down me
Columbia. By means of an inland
. ahnrt nnrtn err the two
expect to be In Seaside about Sunday
noon.
Melvin O'Shea Is an athlete from the
horn' nolleare. while Crow
is a. member of the Lincoln High swim
ming and gymnasium teams. Collister
Wheeler, champion swimmer, will make
ths same trin about August is. Jsciuo
Fulton will also go.
Sparrow Defends Trophy.
mi Corvtw tho rteodv class B
dinghy owned by Frank Creasey and
Arthur Sholln, last nigni oeieimm iu
: . i ao.otnat tha firavllne. owned bv
H. F. Todd, by beating the Grayling
by one minute and. 15 seconds over a
course of nearly seven miles: The
Sparrow retains the Feldenheimer
trophy. Th winner led from the start
ing gun to the end.
Baseball Statistics
STASTDrXGS OF THE TEAMS.
National League.
W T. TCM W. L. PC.
New York.. 61 26 .701Brook!yn. . . 3 43 .476
Phlladelp'a 50 33 .602'Boton 37 49.430
Pittsburg.. 44 43.506St. Louis. . . .35 5 .31)3
ChlCagO... 40 40 .OX t .lQGianKU. o
American League. . ,
nhil.d.ln'. 4 2T -703:Roston 42 46.477
Cleveland.. 65 37 .59Bjr)otrolt. . . . 139 57 .4O0
Washington 9. su.au.bi. louis... uw
Chicago.... 51 45 .531New York.. 28 50.322
American Association.
Milwaukee. 62 38 .620 Kansas City 47 52.475
Louisville.. 54 43.557-St. Paul 43 52.453
Columbus.. 53 44 .546Toledo 42 54.438
Minneapolis 52 45 .536 Indlanapolls 34 59 .306
Western League.
Denver 62 30 .674 St. Joseph. .45 47 .489
Des Moines . 53 40 .570lTopeka ..... 40 49 .449
Lincoln.... 48 44 .522ISioux City. ..38 54 .418
Omaha 48 47 .505Wlchlta.T . . 36 59.879
Western Tri-state.
Boise 8 6 .600North Yak..T 7 .500
WallaWalla 9 6 .600pendleton. . .4 10 .283
Testerday's Results.
American Association Milwaukee 10,
Kansas City 5 (11 innings) ; no other games
scheduled.
Western League St. Joseph 6, Sioux City
2: Topeka 6, Lincoln 2: Des Moines 11,
Omaha 2; Denver 3, Wichita 0.
Southern League Mobile 3, Chattanooga
1; Birmingham 3, Memphis 0; New Orleans-Nashville
game postponed. wet
grounds, two games today; Montgomery
Atlanta game postponed, rain.
Games Scheduled Today.
Pacific Coast League Portland at Sac
ramento; San Francisco at Los Angeles;
Venice at Oakland.
Northwestern League Victoria at Port
land; Spokane at Seattle; Tacoma at Van
couver. How the Series Stand.
Pacific Coast- League Portland 2 games,
Sacramento 1 game; Los Angeles 1, San
Francisco 1: Venice 2. Oakland 1.
Northwestern League Portland 2 games.
Victoria 2 games; Spokane 2, Seattle 2; Van
couver a, Tacoma .
Portland Batting Averages.
Pacific Coast I
Ab. H. Av.
Higgin'm 75 25 .33ii
Lober 232 74.3191
Doane... 803 91.300
Speas 130 39 .300
Lindsay. . 257 77 .300
Korea... 338 100.296;
Krause. 61 18 .295
James... 55 15.2731
Fisher.. . 193 52 .270;
Chadbo'e 431 113 .26!
Rodgers. 411 104 .253
Derrick.. 287 72 .251
Berry 153 37 .241
Krapp... 38 8.222
M'Cor-ick 188 39 .207
West 69 10.145
Carson 9 10.111
Haperman 36 4.111
Todd 2 0 .OOO
IMoCredl 1 0 .000
Northwestern
Ab. H.
lays..... 4112
elcholr.. 325 94
ahoney. . 230 6S
eilmann. 188 53
lastley... 56 16
allahan.. 96 27
urray... 1S7 48
itrger'ld. 12131
uigni.... 242 61
lohler... 298 74
Villlams. 170 42
lanproft HOO 7.1
Av.
.293
.289
.287
.285
.283
.281
.257
.236
.251
.248
.in
.247
IColtrin 287 58
Hynes.... 40 8
Martinoni. 39 5
Stanley... 54 7
Conroy. . . 8 1
.201
.200
.128
.128
.125
Furnishing Goods
BEAVERS LOSE GAME
Johnny Williams Checks Rush
of Portland to Pennant.
WOLVES HIT JAMES HARD
Corson Finishes Game and Twirls
Good Ball Wolverton, Shinn and
Van Buren Ejected Prom
Grounds for Disputing.
Pacific Coast League Standings.
W. L. PCI W. L. PC.
Portland 56 47 .544 Venice 65 57.491
Los Angeles 68 63 .514. San Fran. .. .53 59 .478
Sacramento 63 61 .510Oakland 63 69.473
Yesterday's Results.
At Sacramento Sacramento 7, Portland 1.
At Oakland Venice 6, Oakland 3.
At Los Angeles San Francisco 2, Los
Angeles 0.
SACRAMENTO. Cal., July 24. (Spe
cial.) Johnny Williams is back in
form. He held the Portland Beavers
to four hits today ad gave the best
pitching exhibition of his career. But
for a dropped ball by Bliss at the plate,
and a. decision by Umpire Guthrie that
aroused the wratn of the Wolves and
caused a momentary slipping of a cog
In Wolverton's baseball machine, the
Hawaiian pitcher who is sought far
and wide by major league scouts would
have handed the league leaders a row
of goose eggs. As it was they could
get men on bases in only three Innings
and of the six fortunate ones who
found their way to first, only one went
beyond. Sacramento won, 7 to 1.
There was a fierce row in the second
inning over a close decision at the
plate which caused. the umpire to
banish Shlnn and Van Buren. Portland
gained the lead In the third with
singles by Derrick and Fisher and an
error.
Then It was that the Wolves started
In to get revenge for that decision.
Williams opened the last of the third
by drawing a walk and was forced at
second by Young. Lewis beat James'
throw to first. Roy Aforan tripled,
scoring Young and Lewis. Derrick let
the throw in go through him and
Moran scampered home for the third
run.
In the fifth Young singled. Lewis
sacrificed and Moran sent Young home
with a double. Moran scored when
Kenworthy singled.
With two gone In the sixth, after
Soldier Carson had taken up the mound
work. Bliss was safe when Speas
dropped Fisher's throw. Johnny Wil
liams doubled. Carson stood squarely
on third as Bliss ran Into the bag and
Jack fell over him, but Umpire Guthrie
for once took his time about making
his decision, investigated the foot
prints, looked at the dirt on Bliss'
uniform and lndentlfied It as coming
from the region around third base and
then ordered Bliss to continue to the
plate for Interference.
In the eighth Eddie Halllnan cut
one more notch In his timely batting
record with a fierce clout to deep left
center for a Corner. The score:
Portland
B" H O A E
Sacramento
BHOAE
Cdb'ne.m. 4 0 0 0 0
Young. s: . .
Lewis. 1. ...
Moran. m..
VanB'en.r.
8 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
Doane. r 4 0
Rodgers,2 4 1
Kores.s. . . 3 0
Speas, 1. . . 3 1
Lober. 1. .. 3 0
Derrick,3. 3 1
Fisher.c S 1
James.p. 1-0
Carson, p.. 1 0
fCrause.. 1 0
10 0
4 2 0
3 3 0
8 OUStark.r
4 0 OIKen'rthy.2
1 2 1 Halllnan. 3.
2 6 0fTnnant,l.
1 4 O'Bliss.c
0 1 0Wllllams.p
0 0 0
0 0
2 0
3 0
1 0
01
0 0
Total.. 30 4 24 17 2 Total.. 29 10 27 1
Bateed for James, in sixth.
Portland 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1
Hits 0 0 2 1 0 0 1 0 0 - 4
Sacramento 0 0 3 0 ! 1 0 1 7
Hits 0 1 2 0 3 2 1 1 10
Huns Derrick. Young 2, Lewis. Moran 2,
Halllnan, Bliss. Stolen base- Kenworthy 2.
Five runs. 6 hits off James in 5 innings.
Charge defeat to James. Home run Halll
nan. Three-base -hit Moran. Two-base h 1
iMoran, Williams. Sacrifice hit Lewis.
Struck out By James 2, by Williams 3.
First on tialls Off James 4. Hit by pitched
ball Kenworthy by James. Passed ball
Fisher. Double plajr Young and Tennant.
Left on bases Portland 2, Sacramento 4.
Time 1:35. Umpire Guthrie.
. ,
TIGERS TROtTXCE CHAMPION'S
Kane's Three-Bagger Is Tnrnlng
Point of Venice-Oakland Game.
OAKLAND, July 24. Venice doubled
the score on Oakland today, winning
6 to 3. with 13 hits against the fallen
champions1 seven.
Centerflelder Kane won. the game
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blatt &
osen
The Men's Shop for Quality and Service
Northwest Corner Third and Morrison
for his team. When he came to bat In
the eighth with Carlisle and Elliott
on bases he knocked out a three-bagger
that scored the other two players and
a few minutes later he trotted across
the home plate on Cook's error. Score:
Venice Oakland
B H OAK
BHOAE
3 0 4 10
5 12 0 0
2 0 0 OO
4 2 9 1 1
4 1 2 00
2 0 0 3 0
4 2 2 3 1
3 O 7 2 0
10 14 1
1 0 O 3 0
1 0 0 O 0
1 1 0 00
Carlisle.!.
Kane.m . .
Meloan.r.
Brashe'r.2
Hop,s. . .
Lltscht.3.
McDon'1.1
Elliott.c.
Baum.p. .
3 11 0 O.Leard.2. . .
5 2 1 0 0 Schirra.I. .
4 10 O 0!Kaylor.r. .
6 1 2 3 0Ness,l
5 3 2 4 OJZaoher.m.
4 0 1 0 l'Hetling.r..
5 210 2 0Cook.s
2 9 2 1 Mitze.c
1 16 0
Malark' y.p
L.onman.p.
Coy
Gardner
Totals. 39 13 27 17 21 Totals. 31 7 27 16 3
Batted for Lohman in ninth.
Batted for Leard in ninth.
Venice 0 0 0 0 2 0 I 3 0 0
Hits 0 0 1 23 2 2 2 1 13
Oakland 3 0 0 OO 0 0 0 0 3
Hits 2 OO 1 1 0 1 2 7
Runs Carlisle 2 Kane. Brashear, Elliott,
Baum. Leard. Schlrm. Zacber. Stolen base
Hosp. Three runs 10 hits off Malarkey, J
taKen out in 7tn, with X out, i on; cnarge
defeat to' Lohntan. Three-base hits
Brashear. . Kane. Two-base hits Zacher,
Schlrm. Sacrifice hits Kaylor. Malarkey,
Litschi. First on balls Off Baum 5. off
Malarkey 1. off Lohman 2. Struck out By
Baum 5. by Malarkey 1, by Lohman 1. Left
on bases Venice 9 Oakland S. Time
2:10. Umpires McCarthy and Held.
"CACK" HEXLEY BEATS AXGELS
Seal Hurler Fills Bases in Seventh,
Then Fans 'Pop' Billon in Pinch.
LOS ANGELES, July . 2. "Cack"
Henley of the Seals held Los Angeles
scoreless today, the northerners win
ning, 2 to 0. Chech pitched well for
the home team but his battery mate,
Jimmy Byrnes, had trouble with his
throwing arm and the Seals advanced
runners with ease.
The Angels filled the bases in the
seventh, but Manager Frank Dillon,
who essayed a cleanup as a pinch hit
ter, struck out. Score:
San Francisco Los Angeles
BHOAL1 BHOAE
Mundorff.r 5 3 4 O-O Page.2... 4 1 0 4 0
D.How'd.l 5 2 9 0 0Ellis,l 3 1 5 OO
Johns'n.m 4 12 OOMoore.l.. 4 0 8 00
Downs,2. 4 O 3 4 0!Maggart,m 3 0 3 OO
Hogan.l.. 8 0 2 0 0; I.Ho-w'd.r B 0 1 0 1
Corhan.s. 1 O 1 4 0Johnson.s 3 2 120
CartWt.3. 2 0 2 2 0;Goodwln,S 4 12 10
Clarke.c 4 13 0 O Byrnes.c. . 2 1121
Henley.p. S01 OUlChech.p.. 2 0 4 40
Dillon'... 1 0 0 00
Jackson, p 0 O 1 2 0
Wotell.. 1 0 0 00
Totals 31 7 27 10 1)1 Totals. 316 26 15 2
Downs ut for interference.
Batted for Chech In seventh.
A Sacrifice
Clearance
of Men's
SUMMER SUITS
at invoice cost and less
including the swell Nor
folk, so popular this sea
son. buys a ready-to-wear Suit
that was made up in New
York to sell for $20.00.
Values like these would
be impossible if I had to
pay $500.00 to $1500.00 a
month rent on the ground
floor.
JIMMY DUNN
Room 315 Oregonian Bldg.
Take Elevator
sio
1
Coprrtf ht Hut Schaftier te Mars
Co.
Batted for Byrnes in ninth.
San Francisco 00001 100 0 2
Hits 2 1 0 0 a 1 0 0 0 7
Los Angeles 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 I)
Hits 0 1 1 1 0 0 2 1 O
Runs Mundorff, Cartwright. Stolen bases
Mundorff 2, Johnston, CartwTight, Page,
Ellis, Moore, Maggart. Seven hits and 2
runs off Chech in seven innings. Charge
defeat to Chech. Two-base hit Johnson.
Sacrifice hits Corhan. Cartwrlght 2,
Byrnes. Sacrifice fly Renley. First on
balls Off Henley 2, Chch 2. Jackson 1.
Struck out Henley 3. Wild pitches Chech.
Henley. Time 1:40. Umpires Finney and
Phyle.
Caddies to Hold Tourney.
For the first time in five years the
caddies of the Waverly Golf Club will
hold a regular tournament, starting
Monday, on the club links. Of the 86
caddies at the club 45 will compete for
the six prizes to be given by the mem
bers. The tournament will last the
whole week with the final match to be
played Saturday.
Camping Time
Is Here!
We have all the necessary
odds and ends.
Camp Axes 75c to $2.00
Pocket Compasses 30c to $2.50
22-cal. Rifles . .$2.50 to $12.50
The famous "Gokey" Boats.
Screw Calks in all sizes.
Cooking Utensils of all kinds.
And as for Fishing Tackle,
we have the best assorted
stock in the city.
Backus&Morris
223 Morrison Street, Betlst&2nd St,
Talk Number Four
It stands
to reason
, if strong cigars affect
your nerves you should
smoke mild ones. The
General Arthur has all the
taste, flavor and bouquet
of richest Havana and yet
is delightfully mild and
mellow. Our blending and
curing do tho trick.
Gen'l ARTHUR
Xearn to Swim by
For Sal Srery where
On Trial
Plain. 25c
Fancy, 35c
AYVAD MAWFC CO.. Hoboken. N. X
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