THE MOKNrNlr OKIitiOXIAX. TlIUTiSDAY, AUCxUr 21, XVliS.
who scored,
third base.
Chicago
B
Leach.m.. 8
Evans.2... 2
Phelan.:.. 3
Scbulte.r. 4
Z'erman.l. 4
could get or.ly one man to
Score:
ANGELS HELPLESS
BEFORE H. KRAUSE
VETERAN LEADER WHO DIRECTS DESTINIES OF LOS
TEAM, HERE THIS WEEK.
ANGELES
RESERVES FAIL TO
ikm fife-
Philadelphia
H O A E
BHOAE
t 0 0 0 Becker,'.. .
4 0 10 0
8
1 Knabe.2...
1 0 Lotert.J. ..
0 Magee.m. .
2 2;Cravath.r.
1
11
1(0
X
3 0
HELP COLTS
I 1
4 1
4 1
5
1
talf r.l
Williams.!
Mlller.l. ..
Corrlden.s
: 12 19 Luderus.1.
2 0 10 10
8111
118 88
8 0 118
0 18 0 Dooisn.s. .
OttO Klllifer.e. .
0 S 6 2 Brennan.p.
L'vender.p
Chenev. .
1 3 0
Only Five Hits Registered Off
Southpaw, Portland Win
ning, 4 to 1.
Bees Take Third Straight
Game From Nick Will
iams' Team.
Goods
DOANE STARS AT BAT
MELCHICR SCORES TWICE
6
WIN
Bearers Pile Up Enough Runs to
Cinch Game in Second Inning.
Charley Chech Is Given
Poor Support.
Pacific Coast Leasne Scandln;.
W. L. Pet.l W. L. Pet.
Portland.. 71 67 .S55Los Ang'les T 69 .491
Sacram'llto 67 62 .619 San Fran. .. 66 72 .476
Venice 68 70 .497;Oaklaod. . . 66 74 .461
Yesterday Result. -at
Portland Portland 4. Lo Angel 1.
At Venice Venice 2. Sacramento 1.
At San Franclaco San FrancUco 3, Oak
land L
s
BY BOSCOE FAWCETT.
Southpaw Harry Krause bad the An
gels' swatters running; around In cir
cles yesterday, and. as a result. Port
land turned the tables and captured
the second game, 4-1. Charley Chech
was plugged fairly hard, but poor sup
port was accorded him by the Angelic
Infield. Doane starred at bat -with
three blows and a walk In four trips.
' Krause kept his five hits well scat
tered and only once did the 3000 fans
have anything- to worry about. Howard
opened the ninth by a double past third
and Johnson went safe on a. wide throw
to first by Rodsrers.
Uneasiness vanished In a chorus of
good-natured taunts, however, when
Art Krueger struck out while acting
the role of ye pulchrltudinous pinch
hitter. Arbogast and Ellis were easy
deaths.
Portland Scores First.
Portland scored three runs In the
second inning and led to the finish.
Four of the 11 biffs the Beavers ac
cumulated in this strenuous stanza, yet
two. of the three tallies counted on a
wide heave by Third Baseman Metzger.
In detail Lindsay ambled to first after
being hit on the knee by Chech. Doane
bunted and registered a scratch hit
when Chech threw too late to second.
Johnson mussed up Korea' grounder
through short, which same was put
down as a hit. and Lindsay scored,
Doane being nabbed at third base.
. Berry then grounded out and Krause
took up his trusty bludgeon. His effort
was a grounder to third. Metzger
scooped It. tried to tag Lober. who
dodged, and then threw several yards
over Moore's cranium. Kores and Lober
scoring.
The Angel'lnfleld put up a holler to
Umpire Finney, basing their protest on
the charge that Lober had run out of
line, but Finney laughed at the kicks
and the scores were put down as offi
cial. Doane Drives In Last Ron.
Doane drove In the fourth run In the
seventh frame, following a walk to
Rodgers and some poor co-operation
between Moore and the keystone guard-1
tans. The Beaver captain was caught
flatfooted off firsts but .Bill reached
second mainly because when Moore
threw a trifle high, neither Johnson
nor Page so much as tried for the balL
The visitors' lone tally accrued in
the sixth when "ft'otell doubled to deep
centerfield, waltzed to third on a wild
pitch and crossed on an Infield out.
The day furnished perfect baseball
weather. Lober had the satisfaction of
driving out two bits against his old
teammates. The score:
Score:
Loa Angeles I Portland
BHOAEI B H OAE
Page.2 3 0 3 3 O'rhadb'ne.l. S 1 1 00
tVotell.l... 4 13 1 ODerrlck.l.. 4 2 00
Moore.l... 4 0 11 0 lRod:er.2. 3 O 1 2 1
Ma;grt.m 3 0 2 1 0 L.lndsay.3. . 3 0 110
Howard. r. 4 2 1 0 OiOoane.r. . . 8 3 3 00
Johnson.S 4 1 1 2 0Korei,i 4 1 1 20
Metzger.S. SOS 0 llLober.l. ... 3 2 O 00
Arbosasce 4 11 8 0 Berry.c 3 111 0 0
fhech.p... 2 0 0 4 0K.rause.p.. 4 1 0 3 0
Krueger. 1 0 0 0 0
Ellia 1 0 0 0 0
Totals. .23 5241421 Totals. . .SO 1 1 27 TO
Batted for Metzger in ninth. Batted
for Chech tn ninth.
Loa Angelea 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1
Hlta 0 0 0 2 0 1 1 0 1 S
Portland 03000010 4
Hlta 1 4 12 1110 11
Runi Wotell. Rodger. Lindsay. Korea.
Lober. Struck out By Krauao 7. Basea on
balls Off Chech S. off Krauie 3. Tw-bas
hlta Wotell. Howard. Double play Wotell
to Page. Sacrifice, hlta Rodgera. Berry 2.
Stolen basea Maggart. Chadbourne. Doane,
Johnson. Hit by pitched ball L.lndsay. Wild
pitch Krauae. Time of game 1.4-i. Um
pires Phyla and Finney.
Notes of the Game.
Krauae twirled a ateady, heady game and
la entitled to much credit.
Page negotiated another stellar play when
he robbed Derrick of a third hit. The lit
tle second sacker got in the way of a drive
that looked good for a aingle to right.
Claude Berry was kept busy pujling down
high files. He Is a bear in that depart
ment. West will likely pitch today, his first
gome for nearly three weeks. Perritt will
likely be the Angel choice.
Berry waa doubled on a hit-and-run play
in the fourth when Chad lined out to Wo
tell. Claude turned and retreated aa Boon
as It was apparent that Wotell had the
ball, but he was out yarda to spare.
Hurl Maggart will be subject to draft
this Fall, and Chicago'a sportsmanship tn
permitting him to remain is liable to prove
costly. Chicago'a chances are now no more
bright tiian any other of the 16 cluba in
the major leagues.
Al Carson may not report to the Colts.
Tie Is after a better contract than W. W.
McCredle has offered him. Stanley pitched
Ms last game for the Colts yesterday and
was bumped by the Bees. He Is slated to
Join tha Beavers Friday.
HAVE'S TRIPLE BEATS WOLVES
Venice Club Is Outhit, 2 to 1, but
Saves Game in Field.
LOS ANGELES. Aug. 20. Johnny
Kane pulled today's game out of the
fire in the sixth inning when he drove
the ball to the center field fence for
three bases, scoring two runners. The
final score was Venice 3, Sacramento 1.
Although the Wolves secured twice
ss many hits ss the home club they
were unable to make them count for
more than one run. A double play
tipset Wclverton's hopes on two occa
sions. The Venice batsmen hit safely
but two lnnirga. Score:
Sacramento I Venice
BHOAE; BHOAE
V - - ?
y v - k f . ' j
t .jssaaLC " - - " '
': I -'v.;;- - v - - '
Aral lan ea. Umpires Held and McCarthy.
Time 1:50.
OVERALL AVLXS , FOR SEALS
Former Cub Beats Abies In Hard
Fought Pitchers' Battle.
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 20. Orville
Overall, former Chicago Cub twlrler,
won his game for San Francisco and
defeated Oakland today by a score of
2 to 1. It was Overall's second game
and It developed Into a hard-fought
pitchers' battle with Abies In the box
for the Oaks.
Abies weakened in the seventh, when
he was taken out, having allowed five
hits. Pruitt followed him in the box.
Overall allowed five hlta - Score:
Oakland I Saa Francisco
BHOAE' BHOAE
Leard.2.. 4 3 1 8 Opharles.r. 4 3 110
Helling. 3 4 O 1 1 OAIcArdle.l . 3 114 0 0
Sardner.l 4 2 13 3 0 Johns'n.m 3 14 0 0
Coy.r 4 0 11 0 Schaller.l. 3 0 10 0
Kaylor.m. 4 O 1 0 0 Downs. 2.. 4 0 0 8 1
Clemens.l 2 0 0 0 0 Corhan.s. 1 0 4 4 1
Cook.a... 3 0 3 4 OCtw'ght.S 8 0 0 0 0
Kreltz,c. 3 0 4 1 OCIarke.c. 3 0 3 8 0
Abies, p.. 3 0 0 1 0 Overall. p. 8 0 0 3 0
Seas' .... 1 0 O 0 0
3chlrm.l. 0 O 1 0 0
Prultt.p.. 1 A 0 1 0;
3uest.3. . 1 O 0 O 0!
Uitze,c.-n O 0 0 0 0
Tota'lsSMTiTls'o! Totala. 27 9 2714 2
"Batted for Clemens. .in aeventh.
Oakland , 0 0 O 0 O 0 1 0 0 1
Hits .'. -a 0 10 0 0 11 06
San Francisco 1JS2SS1J I-?
HIU 2 0 0 0 1 0 2 0 5
Kuns Gardner, Charles; Clarke. Two runs.
5 hlta off Abies, takes out In seventh, two
on and one out. Charge defeat to Abies.
Stoics bases Gardner. Ness, Leard. John
ston 8. Corhan. Two-base hits Charles.
Gardner. Sacrifice hits McArdla. First
on balls Otf Abies 0. off 1'ruitt 1- tru5,k
Out By Abies 4. Ty Overall 5. Double
plavs Corhan te ' McArdle: . Gardner- t
Cook to Gardner to. Cook. Left on bases
1. 1 .. j a can TnnpiipA ft. Earned rans
an Francisco 1. off Ablea Time 1:50.
Umplrea Guthrie ana cusn. . r .
TACOL ARCHER' IS "WINNER
J. H. Doughty In York Match and
W. H. Thompson. Seattle, Second.
CAMBRIDGE. Mass.. Aug.' 26. Mrs.
P. S. Fletcher, of Chicago, won the
women's National championship today
in the annual tournament oi me
irrhurr Association, with 45
hits and a score of 201 points. A strong
wind waa responsible for low scores
on the second day of the meeting.
The American handicap was won Dy
n i-i n Ae V.vlnn with ft RCCTfi Of
609. ' In the first York match, J. W.
Doughty, of Tacoma, was urai wivu
i i . i on ..inti w H Thomn-
O O UllS 1U1 ow '
son. of Seattle, was second with 82
hits for a score of Io. and R. P. Elmer,
of 'Wayne. Pa., third with 75 hits for
a score of 345.
Solomon Defeats Johnston.
u..,w conmnn last ti i s? h t defended
t.i. nr N'nrthw! three-cushion
champion against Walter Johnston, of
Los Angeles, daeating Johnston, BO to
2. Solomon played under a handicap
of 60-45. The match was played at
the Columbia parlors.
Baseball Statistics
Young.?.. 4
Kenwy.!.. 3
Moran.m.. 4
shlnn.r... 4
Tennant.l 4
Hallinan.3 3
Bhss.c 8
Stark.2... 4
Arel'nes.p 1
Lynn 1
Kinsella.p 0
1 2
1 1
2 1
1
8 1 'Carlisle.!..
1 0 Kane. m. . ,
0 o Meloan.r. .
O 0 Brashear.2 2
1 IS 0 l'O Rourke.a 3
1 0
1 4
0 0
0 1
0 O
O 0
0 0 Litachi 3
2 0 Patters n.l
4 1 ElHott.c...
1 0 Hltt,p
oo;
0 0'
0 3 10
1 1 00
1 4 00
0 5 10
12 4 0
0 13 1
0 10 00
112 1
0 0 10
Totas. 31 8 24 IS 3' Totals. 2 4 27 121
"Batted for Arelianea in seventh.
Sacramento 1 0 O 0 0 0 0 0 0 1
HiH 2 2 0 1 0 1 0 2 0 b
V'nice :..0 0 0 0 0 10 0 2
Hits ....i 0 000 1800 1
Runs Kenworthy, Carlisle, Filiott. Stolen
bsses Knwinnv. fhinn. .Melnan. Hits
O.f Ar!!nes, 4 and 2 runs in Innings:
charge def-at to Arella-nee. Three-base hit
Kane. Saorifii-o hte rtliss. First base on
balls Orf Hilt i, off Arellanes 2. struck
ut Bv Hilt 1, by Arellanes 3. by Klnbel'.a
2. r.ino!e plavs Litschl to Brashear to
I'atterson: Carlisle to Brashear. Wild pitch
STANDINGS OF THE TEAMS.
National League.
OT T. PC! W 1. PC
Vew Tork. 77 85 .sS Brooklyn.. SO B .459
nkii..t AX 41 .rti:t Boston.... 40 64 .4J0
Chicago... 62 52 .Mt'Oinclnnatl. 48 72 .30
Pittsburg.. 50 53 .527; St. Louis.. 43 72 .374
American League.
Phlladel... 75 S .fitM'Boaton S3 ns .477
Cleveland. 4 .' Detroit 4U 7 .428
Washlng'n 63 49 .58.- St. Louis.. 47 73.392
Chicago... S3 55 .U4,.ev lorn, as iX .ot
American Association-
Milwaukee 74 51 .r.P2St. Paul... 5 .450
Minneap.. 71 54 ..".US Toledo 57 7 .460
Louisville. 60 55 .S."7Kan. City.. 65 70 .440
Columbua. 7 50 .Ci50.1ndianap. . . 45 78 .3tio
Westers Tri-SCate.
Boise.. W 15 .03;walla Ws. 79 19 500
N. Yakima z i .o.o,reiiuifiuu. -
Yeaterdaj's Kesults.
Association Kansas City 9-8,
St Paul 8-8 (first game 11 Innlngai; Min
neapolis 6, Milwaukee 2: Columbua 6. Louis,
ville l: Toledo 4, Indianapolis 1.
Western League Omaha 5. Wichita S.
Lincoln 4-7. Sioux City 0-0; St. Joe 5, To
peka 4: Denver 16. Des Mo'.nea 6.
Southern League Nashville 4-2, Chatta
nooga -4 (both games called end of sev
enth Inning by previous agreement); Atlanta
, Birmingham 1.
Games Scheduled Today.
Pacific Coast League Los Angeles al
Portland: Oakland at saa Francisco; Sacra
mento at Venice.
Northwestern League Portland at Vic
toria: Tacoma at Spokane; Seattle at Van
couver. How the Series Stand.
Pacific Coast League Portland 1 game,
Los Angeles 1 game, tn Francisco 2 games,
Oakland no game; Venice 1 game, Sacra
mento 1 game.
Northwestern League Victoria 3 games,
Portland no game: Vancouver 2 games.
Seattle 1 game: Spokane 2 gamea. Tacoma 1
game.
Portland
Pacific Coast
Htggln'm
Doane. . .
Lindsay. ,
Lober.
Krause. .
Fisher. ..
Speas., .
Kores. . .'.
Rodgers.
James,.-:.
Chadb'e.i
Derrick...
Berry. . .
WCorMck
Krapp. . .
West
Hagerman
aicCredia
Ab. H.
P. 81
Ss2 121
3S4 103
317 87
7 23
213 73
2n2 57
430 120
512 143
75 20
5S. 142
Batting Averages,'
1 Northwestern
A v. I Ab. H. Aval
.319 Mays : 61 23.377
S17 rietimann .t3
1S7
2"2
.".1
72
41
1
.SOS.iiastley.
.30rlMahoney.
.SOSiiohler...
.3uJ 3uignl
Callahan.
.271 Bancroft.
270 Meichior.
"266 Todd
.26.. Murray. ..
.rtOi Vl:;ama.
.34; 'oltrln...
.21 7;Hynes. ...
.IBS King
.130 Martlnonl
.097 Stanley...
.OOOCarson....
S 21 .301
835 94 .271
401 109 .271
8f3 94 .266
1H7 J.2'.S
3m 10 .263
4J7 112 .22
13 a .2.-.0
1S3 46.248
221 52 .25
350 70 .200
48 9.187
8.146
7 .145
73 It .150
1 0 .U0V
41
48
BONNEB LOSESTO BUCKS
BOISE RALLY FALLS SHORT BY
SINGLE SCORE.
Harmon's Three Two-Baggers and
Leonard's Home Run Give Wal
la Walla 6-5 Victory.
Pendleton took another game from
Boise In the Western Tri-state League
yesterday and Walla 'Walla beat North
Yakima. The scores were, Pendleton
5, Boise 4, and Walla Walla 8. North
Yakima 5.
At Pendleton, Bonner, the Boise
hurler, gave the game to the Bucks in
the first inning, when he lost his tem
per. Three hlta a sacrifice, a walk and
errors by Altesjnatt and Bonner gave
the Pendleton players a lead of three
runs and they were never beaded. .
In the last two innings Peet lost
everything he had on the ball and the
Irrigators made a desperate effort to
win out. Tbey got two in the eighth
off three bits and in the ninth, with
two down, a walk and two hits gave
another. A fly into a fielder's hands,
however, ended the game. The score:
R.H.E.I R.H. E.
Boise 4 12 S!Pendleton ..5 9 1
Batteries Bonner - and Gard; Peet
and Haworth.
. The Bears at Walla Walla had an
easy victory over the Bravea Leonard
was back after a long vacation and
he'd the Yaks. to eight scattered hits.
Gcrdon, of Taklria, held Walla Walla
to six hits, but three of them were two
baggers, all by Harmon, and one, a
home run, by Leonard with one on.
Harmon's three all figured in the scor
ing. -Gordon was In good form and re
ceived fair support. Leonard walked
three, struck out seven, while Gordon
walked two and struck out eight. The
score:
R.H.E.T R.H. E.
N. Yakima.. 6 8 3W. Walla.. .8 6 6
Batteries Gordon and Taylor; Leon
ard and Brown.
SH1VES PLAYING STRONG
IRVIXGTOX CLCB TESSIS MAX
AYIXXIXG AT BEACH.
Wakeman Defeats Irwin in Handi
cap Play and in Doubles S hives
and Rosenthal Prove Victors.
THE BREAKERS. Wash.. Aug. JO.
(Special.) Shlves and Rosenthal, de
feating Dr. Morrison and Gregg, played
the feature match of the third day of
the annual Breakers tennis tourney,
now tn progress. The scores were 1-8,
6-1. -T.
Wakeman and Shlves proceeded fur
ther into the singles handicap, Wake
man taking two sets from Irwin. 6-3,
6-2, while Shives trounced Durham
6-2, 6-J.
The mixed doubles also presented
some notable matches. Tha summary
follows:
Men's handicaps Wakeman defeated
Irwin. 6-2, a-2, and Shives defeated Durham,
6-2, 8-3.
Men's doubles Shives and Rosenthal de
feated Dr. Morrison and Oreajg. 8-6. 6-1.
9-7: Lewis and Wolfard defeated Wake
man and Main, 6-4, 6-8: Moores and Dr. Bll
derback defeated Durham and Irwin, 6-2,
6-8: Gorrlll and Lyle defeated Rohr and
Cook. 4-8, 6-1. -4.
Mixed doubles Miss ' Fording and Lewis
defeated Miss Bronaugh and Dolph, 6-0,
6- 8: Miss Page and Durham defeated Miss
Kelly and Latouretta, 6-2. 8-7; Mrs. Qregg
and Lytle . defeated Miss Waterhouse and
Cook, 8-2, 4-8. 6-4: Miss Xobbs and Irwin
detested Mrs. Bush and Kohr, 8-1. 6-3;
Miss Stafford and Wakeman defeated Mrs.
Wentworth and Main 6-2, 7-5; Mrs. Northup
snd Sdgar defeated Mrs. Irwin and McAlpln,
7- 3, 7-0, 8-4. and Mrs. Cook and Dr. BUder
back defeated Mrs. Berger and Brewar, 6-7,
6-4. 6-8.
Baseball Slang Is Losing
Fa?or
Fans Prefer Pare English la Ac
masts of Natioaai Paatlme
CHICAGO. Aug. 19. Slang as a
means of the proper description of
baseball games In the newspapers came
out a little . behind straightforward
English, according to the verdict of
several thousand readers In a test vote
taken by a -Chicago newspaper. Of a
total of 3930 ballots recorded. 2004 de
clared for the English prescribed by
the dictionaries and 1926 were In favor
of the use of slang.
The figures In favor of the pure Eng
lish were qualified by several thousand
voters who expressed themselves In
favor of the nse of a moderate amount
of snappy, descriptive phrases, not lim
ited necessarily to dictionary words,
however. Many voted In favor of slang,
but advocated the elimination of nick
names. In the course of the balloting numer
ous college professors and educators
declared for slang, while the majority
of baseball plsyers. club owners and
managers expressed a preference of
English undeflled-
Xarveson Holds Portland to Seven
Hits, bnt With Big Lead Se
cured hy Teammates Is
Never In Danger.
VICTORIA. B. C. Aug. 20. Nick
Williams brought out most of his re
serves today In an attempt to stem
the rout his team has fallen Into, but
the effort was futile.
With Narveson excelling himself In
the box for the Bees and the Colts giv
ing their pitchers uncertain support,
the result was almost a foregone con
clusion. Victoria won. 8 to S, making their
third straight win from Portland. The
score:
Portland Victoria
BHOAE BUOJLX.
8 0 2 8 1 Crum.ra.. .
0 n:Raw!inge.Z
Bancroft.
Oulgnl.m.
Melchtor.r
Mahoney.l
Mohler.2..
Heilman.l
Coltrtn.3..
Klng.c. . ..
Callahan
WIU!ama.e
Stanley. p.
Todd". ..
M'rtln'nl.p
Caraon,p..
0 0 Alberts.r.
0 0 Meek.l...
8 0 Swaln.l. .
0 0 Delmaa.a.
8 ( Limb.l. .
1 0 Shea.c...
0 Oi.N'arvason.p
2 o!
0 0!
0 0
1 1
0 1
1 1
1 11
11
1 0
0 11 3 0
3 0 8 8
Total.. 34 7 24 12 11 Total.. 31 9 37 11 1
Portland ...8 1 1 11 3
Victoria 1138001 I
Batted for King la the sixth; "batted
ror Martinoni in aixtn.
Runs Melchlor 1. Cram S. Rawllna-a. Al
barts. Lamb. Shea. Narveson. Sacrifice fly
Rawlinga. Stolen bases Rawllngs 2. Two
base hit Crura. Swain 2. Stanley. Three
base hits Narveson. Double play Narveson
to snea to Meek; ttancrort to stonier to
Hellman. Struck out ByNarveaon 11. by
Stanley 1, by Martinoni 1. Base on balls
Off 8tanley 0, off Narveson 3. off Martinoni
1, otr Carson 8. wild pttcn Stanley, car
son. Passed ball Williams. Innings
nltchar hv Stanley 8. runs 7. hits 4: charge
defeat to Stanley. Tlmel:45. Umpire
Casey.
PAPP.VS ERROR LOSES GAME
Tacoma Plies Up Three Runs After
Muffed Fly With Two Ont.
SPOKANE, Aug. 20. Pappa's bad
muff of Hensllngs fly In the 'third,
when two were out, started trouble for
Spokane today and before the Inning
ended Tacoma had plied up three
runs and won, 3 to 1.
Spokane outhit the visitors but were
helpless on bases. The score:
Tacoma " I Spokane
BHOAE BHOAE
403 lowurni.:... 5 i 3
OOMcCarl.l.. S 1 13
0 l!Wagner.l.. 8 0 4
Hensling.s
Million.!..
Frles.ro. ..
H'l'rman.l
Vghbors,r
Keller.3.. .
Mc'Mlen.3
Crisp.c...
Ka'tman.p
.. 33 27 15 aj
1 0 Lynch. m.
0 0 Yohe.3
8 1 Pappa.r...
8 0 F's'mons,a
0 l;Hannah.e.
3 0 McCorry.p.
f oweti-. . .
Total.. 33 8 27 15 11 Total.. 36 37 14 Z
Batted for McCorry In nlntn.
Tacoma 8 0 0 0 0 0 3
Spokane 0 0 0 0 0 1 1
Runs Hensllng, Million. Fries. Tone. Two
base hit Yohe. Xlouble plays Toh to
Wuffll to McCarl; McMuIlen to Keller to
Holderman. Hit by pitched ball Lynch.
Wild pitch Kaufman. Stolen base Fries.
Base on balls Off McCorry 4. off Kaufman
3. Struck out By McCorry 3, by Kaufman
3. Left on bases Tacoma 8, Spokane 11.
Time 1:50. Umpire Oeldiek.
SCHMLTZ DRIVEX FROM BOX
Cadreau Holds Seattle Safe and
Vancouver Wins, 9-5.
VANCOUVER, B. C, Aug., 80. Both
pitchers pitched good ball' until the
sixth Inning, when Vancouver bunched
hits and took advantage of four safe
blngles, James' bad throw to first. Cad
man's passed ball and Dell's hitting of
a batter, scoring five runs. In the sev
enth Seattle leaned on Schmuts for
five singles before Cadreau waa rushed
to ths rescue. The score:
Vancouver Seattle
BHOAEI BHOAE
Brtnker.1 5 11 Ooshaw.r... 4 1 1 10
Fennett.2 4 2 4 4 1 Jackson.l 4 1 8 00
r.lpp t.m 4 1 O 0 OiJames.8. .. 4 2 0 0
Konnlck.e 4 8 8 8 0'Stralt.l . . . 8 1 8 0 0
Kcham'r.a 4 1 8 2 0Cadman,o 2 10 20
Walsh.1. 4 1J J 1 ; NI11.2. . . . 4 o 4 1
Fnsk.r.. 3 11 0 0 Klllllay.m 4 3 2 00
Hetster.S 4 11 OORsVond.s 8 0 0 2 1
Schmuts.p 2 1 0 8 0'Dell,p.... 8 0 0 41
Cadreau.p 10 0 lO.Qipe'.... 1 0 O 00
Totals 33 12 27 16 1! Totals. 32 9 24 10 4
Batted for Raymond In ninth.
Vancouver '....0 1006813 0
Seattle 0 1 000040 0 8
Runs Brlnkar 2. Bennett. Konnlck.
Pcharnweber 2. Walsh. Frisk, Helster. Jack
son. James. Strait 2, Cadman. Two-base hlta
Scharoweber. Jackson. Three-base hit
Frisk. Sacrifice nits cadreau, cadman.
Double plays Csdreau to Hchamweber to
Walsh. Base on balls Off 'Schmuts 1,
Cadreau 1, Dell 1. Struck out By Schmuts
4. Cadreau 2. Dell 7. passed balls ('ad
man. Hit bv pitched ball Bennett, by Dell.
Pitchers' summary seven hits, s runs on
Schmuts In 8 1-3 innings: three hits, no
runs off Csdreau In 2 2-8 Innings. Credit
victory to schmuts. Loft on bases Van
couver 8. Seattle 2. Timer 3:08. Umpire To-
XATIOXAIi LEAGTTE.
Pittsbnrg 4, Xew Tork 1.
NEW TORK. Aug. . 20. Pittsburg
made it three out of five, taking their
last game of the season with New York
on tha Polo grounds today 4 to 1. It
was the first series the champions had
lost in New York since May. McQuillian
pitched an airtight game for the vis
itors., while Marquard failed to puzgle
Wagner. The veteran's hitting, fielding
and base running featured the game.
Score:
Pittsburg I New Tork
BHOAE' BHOAE
Bvme.8.. 8 0 0 SO'Bums.l... 4 1 8 00
Carey.l.. It 0 8 1 OiShafar.S. . 8 S 1 40
Viox.2... 4 8 4 0 OjFletcher.s 4 2 2 20
Wagner.s 4 3 3 4 0 DoyIe.2. .. 4 13 21
Ml ler.l.. 4 0 8 IC Merkle.l. 4 0 10 3 0
C.WITn.r. 4 2 8 0 0 Murray.r. 4 0 4 00
Mltcn'l.m 4 0 0 0 0'Snodg'a.m 4 1 2 00
Gtbson,c. 4 2 8 1 0 M'lan.c. 3 2 3 0 0
M Qui n,p 2 0 1 10 Grant... O 0 0 0 0
lA. Wils-n-o 10 0 10
IMarqu'd.p 3 0 0 80
IM'Co'ck" 1 O 0 0 0
ICrandall.p 0 0 0 10
Totals 35 10 27 11 o Totals. 84 8 2116 1
Ran for McLean In seventh.
Batted for" Marauard In aeventh.
Plttaburg 1 0 0 0 2 0 0 1 04
New Tork 1OO0O000 01
Runs Vlox 3. McOIUan, Bums. First on
errors Pittsburg 1. Two-base hit VI ox.
Three-base hlta Shafer, Vlox. Stolen basea
Vlox. Wagner 2. Left on bases New York
7, Pittsburg 6. First on balls Off Marquard
2. off McQuillan 1. Struck out By Mar
auard 2. McQuillan 4. Hits off Marquard.
7 In 7 Innings: off Crandall t In 2. Tims
1:53. Umpires Klem and Orth.
Philadelphia 3, Chicago 1.
PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 20. Bad field
ing, by Chicago enabled Philadelphia
to win today s game here by 8 to 1.
Cravath put the home team In the lead
In the second Inning with a home-run
drive into the left field bleachers. Chi
cago hit Brennan's delivery safely In
eight innings, but except for Arcber.
Total.. 3ll!4:l Total.. It 8 37 11 1
Batted for Williams In eighth; "battad
for Lavender tn eighth; battad for Bree-
nahan In ninth.
Chicago 1 0 1
Philadelphia 1 3 0 0 3
Runs Archer. Becker. Lobert. Cravath.
Two-baa hit Kllliter. Lobert. Horns run
Cravath. Sacrifice hit Lavender. Lobert.
Sacrifice fly Evera. Left on basea Chicago
10. pnlladelphia &. First base on balls Off
Lavender 1. First on errors Philadelphia 4.
Struck out By Brennan 1. Tim 1:4. Um
pires O'Day and Emalle.
Brooklyn S, St. Louis 0.
BROOKLYN, Aug. 20. Tingling
pitched shutout ball with the aid of
brilliant fielding support today, and
Brooklyn blanked St. Louis in the fare
well game 8 to 0. Collins, the new out
fielder procured from Newark, made
four singles In five trips to the plate.
Cutsbaw made a home run with nobody
oo in the fifth. Score:
St. Louis Brooklyn .
BHOAE BHOAE
Huggrns.8 4 1 7 1 IMoran.r. . . 4 1 2 00
Oskea.m.. 4 2 2 0 0 cuishsw.2. 8 1 S 3 0
Magee.l.. 4 18 1 1 Colllna.m.. 8 4 0 00
Mowrey.3 4 0 1 1 0 Wheat. I... 8 2 1 OO
Konet'y.l. 3 2 4 OODaubertl. 4 110 00
Whined. a. 1 0 8 8 0 8mlth.8... 1 0 U 4 0
Cathera.r. 3 1 2 0 0 Ftsner.e. . . 4 2 3 2 1
HiMeb'd.c 8 0 2 2 0. MHleV.e. . . 4 1.4 2 0
Sallea.p.. 2 O 0 1 o yingllng.p. 2 1 1 20
lraae..p.. l u u i ut
Total. 81 7 24 12 31 Total. 84 13 27 18 1
Pt. Louis v u v u v v v o w v
Brooklyn O22OIO80 8
Runs Cutshaw. Collins 2. When 2. Smith,
tt-. u - uin., t . r r An Ksses .St. Louis 8.
Rruklvi a Two-basa hit Hurgln. Dau-
bert. Thrae-baae hit Miller. Home run
cuisnaw. oacrmce iiy insis
errors St. Louis 1, Brooklyn 2. Stolen
baae Wheat. Double plays Tingling and
Cutshaw; Cutshaw. Fisher and Daubert:
Smith, Cutshaw and Daubert; Wbltted and
Konetchy; Mage and Hugglna. First on
balls Off Salle 3, off Trakel 1. oft Ting
ling 1. Struck out By Salle 1. by Trekel
1. by Tingling 2. Hit by pitcher By
Trekel (Smith i. Hlta Off Sallee. V in i
Innings; off Trekel. 4 In 3 Innings. Tim
1 umpires mgier ana xruu.
Cincinnati 4, Boston 1.
BOSTON, Aug. 20. By defeating Bos
ton today 4 to 1, Cincinnati won the de
ciding game of the series. Dickson was
easy for the visitors In the early part
of the contest, and Cincinnati picked
up six hits and three runs in the first
three inninga Score:
Cincinnati 1 Boston
BHOAE' BHOAE
Bescher.l. 8 1 0 0 0 Maran'llce 3 14 60
Bates, r... 4 2 2 0 0Myers.l... 4 118 10
Groh,2.... Z X 1 8 v Connelly. 1. it l v vv
v-ran 9 1 O 2 1 O lMDav.2. 4 12 7 0
Mars'na.m 4 11 0 0 Lord.r.. . . r 4 1 1 00
Hobllfll.. 4 0 18 0 O'Smlth.8. .. 4 1 0 00
Tinker. a.. 4 v a suuann.ci... ova vu
Dodge.S.. 3 0 0 SORaiiden.c. 2 0 5 80
Kllng.e... 2 1 6 0 0 Dlckson.p. 2 0 0. 1 0
Packard, d 2 0 0 1 ONoyea.p. . . 0 0 O 00
j'Devlln... 1 O 0 OO
Total. 20 8 27 19 0 Totals. 80 6 27 17 0
Batted for Dickson in eighth.
Cincinnati 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 I
Boston 0 0 0 1 0 0 O 0 0 I
Runs Beacher. Bates. Tinker. Kilns. Con
nelly. Two-baaa bits Tinker 2. Hits
Orr XHCKson, s in e innings; on .-.oyes,
In 1. Sacrifice fly Kllng. Sacrifice hit
Dodge, Packard. Stolen bases Beschar,
Maranvllle. Batea Double plays Sweeney.
Maranville and Myeres 2: Tinker, Groh and
Hc-blltiell; Tinker and Hoblltxell; Tinker,
Egan and Hoblltiell. Left on baes Cin
cinnati 3, Boston 6. First on balls Off
Dickson 2, off Packard 8. Hit by pitcher
Connelly. Struck out By Packard 5, by
Dickson 4, by Noyea 1.. Time 1:47. Um
pire Brennan and Esson.
FIELDS ARE OUTCLASSED
WIXXERS .AT SALEM CIRCUIT
RACES XOT irSHED.
Frank Bogash, Jr., Wins 2 : 1 S Pace
In Easy Style Peter Volo Loses
Heat to Airdale in Futurity. .
SALEM. N. H, Aug. SO. Over a
heavy track, the grand circuit horses
filled their second day's engagement at
Rockingham Park today and tha sport
had few thrills, the winners outclass
ing their fields. In each event the
favorite won.
Frank Bogash. Jr.. was the star of
the 2:13 pace, as It was only a question
of bow fast his opponents could make
him go.
Walter Cochato romped away witn
"The Hub" stake. Jones Gentry made
a good try In the initial heat, and
Longworth B. came out of the ruck in
the second.
If Murphy bad not underestimated
the brush of Airdale, he would have
taken the American Horse Breeders'
Futurity for trotting foals of 1811 into
camp with Peter Volo, the world's
champion trotting colt of his age. In
straight beats. In the opening session
he fell short by a head.
James W. had no trouble In annexing
tha 2:10 trot and Baron Penn was a
bandy second in each beat.
3:05 pace, the Hub, purse 13080, 3 in 8 -Walter
Cochato, b. h., by Cochato
(Legg) 1 1
Jones Gentry, b. a (Schwartz) 3 3
Longworth B.. b. h (Murphy) 8 3
Ella Ambulator, D. m tnorei i
Hal McKlnney. b. h (Russell) 4 7
Mranham Rauahman. br. h. ...... (Cox) 8 8
Mlsa De Forest, b. m (Burke) 8 4
Junior Dan Patch, blk. b (Rodney) T 8
Time, 2:07. 1:01.
2:13 pace, the Mount Washington parse,
19000. 1 In R
Frank Bogash. Jr., b. g., by Frank
Bogaah (Murphy 111
Stetbrino Lad. ch. h (Rodney) 2 14
Del Ray. b. h (Cox) 3 3 3
View fclder. b. g tuaownj
Time. 2:07, 2:10t4. 3:04.
American noraebreeder futurity, foal of
111. trot, parse 32000, 1 In 3
Peter Volo, b. c by Petr the
Great (Murphy) 3 11
Airdale. b. c. by Tregantle ,
jocDonald) 13 2
Prls Cochato. blk. f (Marsh) 3 3 3
The British Soldier, ch. e ...( Proctor) 3 dls
Barrlll, b. c (Toung) 4 dls
Time. 2:f3Vt. 3:lJi. 3:144.
Peter Volo won 31100; Airdale 500; Prise
Cochato 8200.
2:10 trot, otfrsa 33000. 3 In 5
James W.. ro. g., by Slmmor
IspnSUDI M. X A.
Baron Penn. br. h (McDonald) 2 3 3
Lillian Arnold, b. m (Geera) 8 3 4
Bed la Jr.. oik. h (Cox) 4 4 3
Time. 2:12. 2:12. 3:13V,.
Marshfleld Plans Race Meet.
MARSHFIELD. Or.. Aug. 20. (Spe-
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roundup will be held here Friday and
Saturday, which is expected to draw a
large attendance from throughout this
section. A large number . of entries
have been made for the races and the
Pendleton Roundup will be duplicated
on a small scale.
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