1913.
COLTS BREAK EVEN
. . wivrrrt r TTTT TTTJG UTTnT
MATTERS CF MOMENT AT PORTLAND'S DOUBLE ROUT BY r" "
HUGE LABOR DAY CROWDS YESTERDAY AT PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE PARK,
WOLVES TURN MID
TAKE TWO GAMES
Woodard, Clarke & Co.
Alder Street and West Park
"The Drug and Gift Shop"
All day long Tuesday and Wednesday, September 2d
and 3d, on the first three floors will there be bargains.
DEEP CUTS in many lines besides our S. & H.
Trading Stamps Offer. NOW is the time to buy.
111 HOLIDAY GAMES
Scharnweber's Error Gives 3-to-1
Victory to Portland in
Morning Contest.
Krause and Krapp Unable to
Fool Senators, Portland
Losing 2-9 and 5-7.
SAME PLAYER WINS LATER
NINE PITCHERS ARE USED
SEFTE3IB EB
2.
i " . A- n il TIATJtl I
READ
Klawitter, for Third Time, and Will
iams for Second Time, During
Series Are Driren From
Hurling- Mound.
Pacific Caut Lragna Standing.
w. L. PC. I w. L. rr
Portland... il61.S7uSan rrn. . .74 .S
Venice 7T 70 .504 Lot Angales 72 78 .4M
cacraraento 71 72 .4U7Oakland 7181.4b.
Yesterday's Results.
At Portland Sacramento -7, Portland 2-5.
At Fan Francisco Los Angeles 4-7. San
Francisco 3-4. .
At Venice Oakland 1-4. Venice 3-1.
BY BOSCOE FAWCETI.
Even as It Is a long and dusty turn
pike that hath no turn, so It is a won
drous baseball team which wins not a
single game of a series. Such were
the weighty ponderlngs of the Sacra
mento Senators as they took the field
against Portland yesterday, and, turn
ing to. they won both games of a double-header,
breaking a disastrous los
ing streak which lasted through seven
consecutive beatings.
The score of Uie, morning game,
played before 1800 fans, was 9 to 2;
the score of the afternoon game, wit
nessed by 6000 fans, was 7 to 6. The
Senators are back in the first division.
Portland sluggers again trampled un
ceremoniously over three of Wolver
ton's star moundmen, driving Stroud,
Klawitter and Williams out of the box
in the two engagements, but the in
ability or Krause and Higgtnbotham to
hold the visitors in check in the ma
tutinal game, and the rout of Gene
Krapp in the afternoon, conspired to
offset the good work of the McCredie
sluggers.
Catcher Bliss, of Sacramento, suf
fered a split finger in the afternoon
and will be out for a fortnight.
Klawitter la Bumped Again.
Krause and Stroud battled In a 1-1
death grapple in the morning game for
five Innings, but -.Wolvcrton had to
yank Stroud in favor of Klawitter in
the sixth.
Klawitter lasted just one and one
third innings and then four hits, one a
homo run into the centerfield bleach
ers by Krause, put him to the cleaners
for the third time this series. The
score at the time was 4-2 in favor of
Sacramento, so Klawitter gets credit
for the game.
Kinsella went the rest of the route
like the champion of the universe.
Southpaw Harry fell by the wayside in
the seventh, when two walks and con
secutive hit by Toung, Van Buren and
Tennant scored three men and clinched
the game, and. Incidentally, gave Kla
witter credit for his ill-earned victory.
McCredie sent Higginbotham out In
tile eighth but the game was lost and,
anyway. Hlg proved pretty soft pick
ings while he was gunning.
It finished 9 to 2 with the solons on
the gunning end of IS safe hits, to
eight for Portland.
In the afternoon quarrel Gene Krapp
appeared first In the picture pitching
against the $10,000 beauty. Kanaka
Williams. For the second time this
series the Beavers knocked the "whey"
out of the Ha-whey-an begging a lit
tle poetic license. Johnny has looked
like three carats instead of -1 during
this series. His face value at the local
banks is about three ciphers shy of
Woiverton's f. o. b. quotations to the
majors.
Bill Speas really sewed the game up
for Portland. 4-2. in the fifth Inning,
when he drove in Charbourne and
Krapp by a nifty poke to right field.
But Gene Krapp blew with a sound like
a boiler explosion in the seventh inning
and three walks and four hits produced
five runs and several thousand head
aches. That made , it 7-4 in Sacramento's
favor.
Manager McCredie left "Gene in to
suffer the entire bombardment, ""ad
though the game little apltballer
couldn't have located the plate with the
aid of the biological survey.
Ran la Forced la.
One. of the runs was forced in by
Krapp and another was presented by
Gus Fisher, when he interfered with
Tennant on a 3-2 count. The bases
were full at the time with two out, so
there was no exouse for undue haste or
excitement on Gus' part.
L'mpire Finney's decision added a lit
tle zest of novelty to the uproar so
perhaps it was all for the best.
Southpaw Stanley finished the last
couple of innings without allowing a
hit.
Lively relieved Williams in the box
for Sacramento In the seventh stanza
and was prodded for one run in the
eighth on hits by Speaa ami Dome.
Cheek caught the last seven Innings
after the injury to Bliss.
Both teams departed last night for
the South. Portland meets Oakland and
then San Francisco, returning home for
the final three weeks' play In the
north, September 16, with Venice fur
nishing opposition. Sacramento tackles
the slipping Angels at Sacramento this
week.
Yesterday's be-Labor day scores:
Mornlnar game
Sacramento !
B H O A E.
Toung. a. .. 4 1 I S 0 Cdb'rne.m
VanB'ren.l 4 11 ( Derrick. 1..
Shlnn.r 4 11 0Rodgers.J.
Tennant.l. 4 1 11 0 0 Lindsay. 1.
Moran.m.. 5 1 2 6 0 Doane.r....
Halllnan.J 4 0 4 1 0 I.ober.l
Kenthy.2. 4 114 0 Berry.c
Hi!ss.c 2 2 11 0;McC'r'ick.s
Stroud. p.. 1 a a 1 KrsuM.p...
K'witter.p 0 0 ft 0 0Hig'bam.p
KinseJla.p 1111,
Portland
B II O A E
ltd
i lo e i
1
Total.. 14 11 27 15 vj
Sacramento
Hits ....
Portland
Hits
Kum Young 2.
Total... 34 ( 27 10 1
..00100012 2
..0 1110031 4 13
..0 0 0 1 0 1 0 2
..0 0 1 2 1 t 0
Van Buren. Shlnn. Ten
nant. Bliss Klawitter. Moran, Lober,
Krause. Struck out By Stroud t. by Kla
witter 1. by Krnusc 5. by Kinsella 1. Bases
on balls Off Stroud 2. off Krause 5. off
Kinsella 1. Two-base hits Tennant. McCor
mlck. Rodgcra, Home run Krause. Double
play Rodgere to McCormlck to Derrick.
Charge defeat to Krause; credit victory to
Klawitter. Sacrifice nils VanBuren, Berry.
Halllnan. Sacrifice fly Kenmorthy. Stolen
buses Shlnn. Kenworthy 2. Bliss 2. Kla
witter. Moran. Hit by pitched ball Ten
rant by HijrKlnbotham. Wild pitch Higgin
botham. Innings pitched by Stroud. 5; by
Klawitter. 1 1-3: by Krause. 7 2-3. Base
hits Off Stroud 4. runs 1: off Klawitter 4,
runs 1: off Krause t, runs 5. Time 2:15.
Umpires ppyle and Finney.
Afternoon game
Sacramento I Portland
BHOAE' BHOAE
Toting.- S 2 4 8 orbadb'rn.m S 1 1 00
, . ' . . n n . n
V O V V I.... W 1 V
3 1 0 0 Kodgera.2 4 1 1 61
19 1 0 Lindsay. 3.. 8 0 0 0 1
1 dODoinj.r... 4 1 0 00
10 1 0 Lober.L . 4 0 2 0 0
1 4 4 0 Fisher. c 3 19 2 0
O O 1 0 McCmlck. 3 17 8 1
0 1 1 O Knpp.p.... 8 2 1 2 0
1 1 1 Stanley. p... 0 0 0 0
0 0 0 0 Derrick 0 0 O 0 0
O 1 0 u Higg'b'thm 1 0 0 00
V. B'ren.L
Shlnn.r..... ft
Tennant.l. 4
.Moran.m... 1
Halllnan. 3
Knwrthy.2 4
H Iss.c. 1
H i;.:m.p 2
i he--k.c 2
!.-!
l.lve.y.p.... I
Totals.. 34 S 27 17 0' Totals.. .14 0 27 14 3
l.ewls batted for Williams In seventh.
IM-rrlck rn for McCormlck in ninth.
Higglnbotbam batted for Stanley In ninth.
Sacramento 2 0 O v 0 i 0 07
11&d&$&SKMt P Vi3W !
f M - tew 'Hw-h imt
...... .(
hMSki& ffuJ' U kkl
rrJ, 3&r; xfu fffaJfJZw
Jr?p din. Pl&y'
X
S-'?r . '
- , m."fra?$'m " " : ..
i ch-x v. V -rtfTifiTu fil
Hits 2 0 1 0 1 0 4 0 0
Portland 0 0 1 0 8 0 0 1 0 5
Hits 2 0 2 0 3 0 0 2 0
Runs Young. Van Buren, Shlnn, Moran,
Halllnan. Kenworthy and l.ewia: Chad
bourne. Speas. Fisher (2 and Krapp. struck
out Bv Lively 1. by Krapp 3. by Stanley ..
First on balls Off Williams 2. off Lively 1,
off Krapp 5, oft Stanley 1. Two base hit
Fisher. Three base hit Krapp. DouMe
plavs Rodgers to McCormlck to hpeas: Wil
liams lo Young to Tennant; Rodgers to Mc
Cormlck to Speas. Charge defeat to Krapp.
Credit victory to Williams. Wild PUch
Williams. Pitchers" records I runs and 7
hits off Williams In 6 Innings, 7 runs and . 8
hits oft Krapp In 7 Innings. Time 10.
Umpires Finney and Phyle.
SAX FR.VXCISCO DROPS TWO
Vos An-elcs Takes First Contest, 4
to 3, and Second, 7 to 4
. SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 1. San Fran
cisco lost the second game of the day
with Los Angeles this afternoon, 7 to 4,
having dropped the morning game 4 to
3. The Angels won the afternoon
game by bunching three hits in the
seventh inning which scored five runs.
Lei field up to that time had allowed
seven runs and seven hits and Stan
dridge was sent In to take his place in
the eighth. Chech pitched for Los An-
S6Br?th teams played erratic ball and
the pitchers were wild in the morning
game. The scores:
Morning game
Los Angeles I San. Francisco
B H OAfi! BHOAE
SOS O UIMundoif r.r 4 1 u 1
3 111 OlM'Ardle.l. 1 0 13 10
8 1 3 0 0;Johna'n,m 8 0 0 00
3 10 eOIHogan.1.. 4 2 8 00
3 0 8 3 0 Downs.:... 4 1 4 1 0
4 0 0 0 OiCorhan.s.. 4 0 0 21
4 2 2 4 1CartWt,3. 3 0 0 2 1
4 ii 4 1 O'Clurke.c. . 4 0 0 01
4 0 1 2 O'Henley.p.. . 1 O O 10
iStand'ge.p 8 O 1 8 0
iunanes.3. v v w
Totals SO 6 27 10 8
.1 0201000 O 4
,.0 1 1 0 2 1 1 0 0
.1OO10010 0 3
.1 0020010 1 8
Marg't.m
Moore.l. .
Kllts.l...
Howard.8
Fage.2. ..
Wilson. r..
Ooodwln.s
Byrneac.
Toxer.p. .
Totala 31 S 27 10 2
Los Angelas
Hits
San Francisco
Hit.
Runs Maggert. Moore, Ellis 2. liunaorn,
Hocan, Standridge. Four runs, 4 hits ofr
Henley in 4 2-8 innings. Charge defeat to
Henley. Two-bass hit Ellis. Sacrifice bits
Moore, McArdle and Page. Stolen bsses
Mundorff 2. Hogan. Btanorldge. Bases on
ball Off Toser , off Henlev 3. Struck out
Bv Toser s. by Henley 1. by Standrldge 4.
Hit'bv pitched ball Cartwrlght.- Double
play McArdle and Sianrtrfdge. Earned runs
I.oe Angeles 1. San Francisco 1. Left on
base Los Angeles 4. San Francisco . Time
1:4V vmplres Held and McCarthy.
Afternoon game '
Los Angeles I San Francisco
BHOAW BHOAE
Mag'ert.m & 0 0 HMundorff.r 4 10 00
Moore.l... 6 0 0 l,McArdl.l. 1 0 10 10
SlJ : 'V
Fi'si Jtv2 A C3c?zne
EI1U.1.... 2 2
i.Hw'rd.l 4 1
Page. 2 4 1
Krueger.r. 4 1
Ooodwln.s 3 0
Arbogast,e 1 1
Chech.p.. 8 2
8 0 CU'hnston.m
4 lHogan,l.l..
g 10 Downs.!.. .
0 0 ItCorhan.s. .
1 1 JiCharlrl.J. .
3 I 0 8chmldt,c.
0 1 OILelfleld.p.
iD.How'rdf
St'dridge.p
lTobln.1....
Totals. 11 8211! Totals.. 11 T 27 16 S
Hogan out, coacher s interference.
(batted for Lelfleld in seventh inning.
Lo. Angeie. .y;;;;;;;-.. Zk
toS,!.::::::::::5.j:s:JW
Buna Moore. Ellis 2. I. Howard. Arbo
gait 2. Chech. McArdle. Johnston. Schmidt.
Lelfleld. Stolen base Moore. Seven runs 7
hit. off litl"1" "? 7 ,nS!"g,VmilrgKru.ger
to Lelfleld. Two-base hits Ellis, Krueger.
Downs, 1. Howard. Pacrlflce hits Downs.
Chech I. Howard. First 011 balls Off Chech
1 off Lelfleld 4. off standrldge 1. S ruck
,,.BvChech 2. by Lelfle d 2. by Btand
ridM 1 Ht by Pitcher Ellis by Lelfleld.
fJoSble plays Goodwin to Arboga.t to H
2rd ii Page; Goodwin to Page to Moore.
Left on bases I.os Angeles f, San Fran
cisco 4. Time 1:53. Umpires Held and
McCarthy.
VEXICK AXD OAKLAND DIVIDE
Uogan's tcn Take First, 5 to 1, and
Drop Second, 4 to 1.
LOS ANGELES,' Sept. 1. Venice and
Oakland Bpllt honors in two games to
day, but the series was cinched for the
home club by Its victory in the morning,
score 5 to 1.
Morning game
L-1 I Venice
Ji it U A l Jl 11 I'rt JJ
4 12 3 U.Carllsle.l. 8 2 8 0
K 0 2 0 0-Kane.m.. 2 O 0 0 0
4 17 OOiBayl's.r-m 4 2 0 00
4 11 0 1:MDon'IL2 4 1 1 40
4 0 2 OO O'Rourke.s 3 2 0 40
3 0 3 1 0 Lltschl.3.. 4 10 2 0
3 0 12 11 Patter'n.l 3 1 12 2 0
8 1 It 8 0 Sterrett,c. .' 0 0 0
1 0 0 0 OlKlcpfer.n. 3 0 3 20
1 O 1 lOlMeloan.r. 2 0 2 00
0 0 0 O0Hitt,r..., D O 0 00
Leard,2. .
Schlrm.l.
Gurdner.l
Kaylor.r.
Zacher.m
Hetling.3
Cook. s. . .
Krelti.c.
Allies, p. .
Jost.p
Coy
Total. 31 4 21 10 2' Totals. 31 9 27 14 0
Batted for tjchlrm In ninth.
Oskland 0 0 0 0 00 0 1 I
Hits 0 1)0 1 0 0 1 1 1
Venice 2 0 1 1 0 0 0 1 5
Hit! 3 0 8 3 O 0 0 2 9
Runs Leard, Carlisle 2, McDonnell,
O'Rourke, Patterson. Hits made off Abies,
7 Hnd 4 rum in 4 innings. Charge defeat to
Abies. Three-base hit Carlisle, Two-base
hits McDonnell, Bayless. Stolen bases
Leard, O'Rourke. Carlisle 2, Patterson 2.
Bases on balls Off Able. 1, off Klepfer 1.
Struck out By Able. 8, by Klepfer 6, by
Jost 1. Hit by pitched ball O'Rourke, by
Jost. Tiine l:4o. Umpires Guthrie and
Bush.
Afternoon game
Oakland . J Venice
Seit.,2
Oardner.l.
Hetllng,3..
Coy.m
Kaylor.r....
Zucher.L...
Cook,.
Krelt..c
Pruitt,p....
4 Oirsrliele.L...
1 O'Meloan.r. .
2 o'Bayless.m
O 0 MoDon'1,3
OOiOKourko,.
0 O'Lltschi.8. .
8 0 Patter'n.l
1 10 1 0'Elllott.C
Oil O Baum.p
iKane ..,
Sterrett.
Griffln.p
o 0
1
0 0
1 0
00
80
1
1 0
017 0 0
0 12 1
0 0 3 0
1 0. 0 0
O 0 0 0
O 0 O 0
t 1
0 0
Total... 34 9 27 12 01 Totals.. .33 S 27 18 2
Kane batted for Baum In eighth,
Sterrett ran for Kane in eighth.
Oakland 0 1 1 S 0 0 0 n 0 i
Hits 2 1 2 3 0 0 1 0 00
Venice 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 01
Hits 2 0 0 1 0 1 1 2 18
Run. Hetllng, 'Kaylor, Zacher, Cook. Bay
less. Nina him and 4 runs oif Baum In 8
Innings. Charge defeat to Baum. Three
base hit. McDonnell. Coy, Zacher, Hetllng.
Sacrifice hlt-Zacher, Krelts, Cook. First
on balls Off Prultt 1. Struck out By Prttltt
0. Double Plays Melnan to Elliott; Cook
to 6elts to Gardner. Time 1:67. Umpires
Guthrie and Bush. .. ,
Vancouver Shortstop Bounces Triple
Off Mays' DtJllvery In Sixth In
ning of Afternoon Tilt, Win
ning With C-to-0 Shutont.
Northwestern League Standings.
Tv L. PC.
07 7S .473
64 79 .448
59 SO .425
Vancouver 83 57 j593i Victoria.
Portland. . . 73 61 .044Tacoma. .
Seattle 74 68 .821iSnokane.
Yesterday's Results.
At Vancouver Portland 8-0, Vancouver
1-2.
At Tacoma Taeoma 8, Seattle 2.
At Seattle Seattle 1, Tacoma 0 (15 ln-
DlAft3'spokane Victoria 2-7, Spokane 4-4.
VANCOTTVER, B. C, Sept 1. The
Brownies and Colts divided two games
today when thousands watched the
keen fight which means so much in
the race tor the pennant.
In the afternoon Hall again showed
form end shut out Portland, 2 to 0,
allowing but six hits, all widely scat
tred. Two hits, a stolen base, an error
and Scharnweber's triple accounted for
Mays' defeat in the sixth. Through
out the rest of the game both twlrlers
had the batsmen at their mercy and a
splendid pitchers' battle resulted.
In the morning game Scharnweber's
error, with the bases full in the sev
enth, gave Portland the morning game,
3 to' 1. Ingersoll and Carson both
pitched good ball. The Brownies pulled
off two snappy double plays. Scores:
Portland
BHOAE
OOBancroft.a 3 0 8 2 0
1 0 0'Mohler.2.. 4 1 8 60
3 1 OiGulgni.r, . 4
9 2 0iMelchior,l 4
1 2 llHetlm'n.l. 4
6 lOjMahoney.e 4
3 0 0 Coltrln,3.. 2
Morning game
Vancouver I
JB H U A B!
4 1
3 2
3 0
4 0
4 O
4 1
3 0
2 0
3 0
0 0
1 0
Brinker,!.
Bennett,2
Klppert.ra
Walsh. 1. .
Scharn'r,.
Konnlok.e
Frisk. r. ..
Helster,2.
Ing'soll.p
Doty.p. . .
McMTdo
3 8 0' Williams. c 3
O a 0 Careen, p.. 3
0 0 0l
0 0 01
0 0
0 10
9 11
5 01
0 00
4 2 0
110
Walsh,
Time 1:44.
Totals. .30 4 27 11 11 Total.. 31 8 27 la 12
McMurdo batted for Ingersoll in eighth.
Vancouver 000S?1?2 tl
Portland 0OO0O03O 0 A
Run. Brinker, Meichlor, Hellmann, Ma
houey. Stolen base.-Brlr.ker. Mohler. Two.
base hit Brinker. Struck out By llr
. .... r,A, 1 Kv r arson 4. Bases on
E-ii. 'riff tnarsol'l 2. off Carson 8. Double
plavs Walsh to Scharnweber
Konnlck to Walsh to Helster.
Umpire i oman.
Afternoon game
Vanoouver Portland
n H O A El
3 0 0 0 0! Bancroft,.
5 0:Mohler,s..
1 O'Guignl.r. .
1 U'Melchlor.I.
3 2Hellm'n,l.
1 0Maho'y.m.
0OColtrin,3..
8 01 Wlll'ms.c.
2 OiMays.p. . ,
Brinker.l.
Bennett.
Kippert.ra
Walsh, 1..
ficharn'r.a
Konnick,c
Frlak.r. , .
Helater,8.
Hall.p
0 3
1 2
1 14
1 2
BHOAE
3 113V
O 1
O 0
1 O
011
1 1
1 0
1 10
1 0
--I
Total... 27 4 1
ri6 2 Total.... 30 6 24 10 2
KSSnIT:::::::::::: oooooooo oo"
Runs Kippert, Walsh. Two-base hits
Mohler, Bennett, Williams. Stolen base
Walsh. Three - base hit Scharnweber.
Struck out By Hall 3. by Mays 10. Bases
on ball.. Hall 3, May. 2. Left on bases
Vancouver 4, Portland 7. Double plays
Helster to Bennett lo Walsh, hcharnweber
io Bennett to Walsh. Time 1:40. Umpire
Toman.
IXDIAXS WIX AXD LOSE ONE
Victoria, Bested 4 to 2 in Morning,
Is 7-to-4 Victor in Afternoon.
SPOKANE. Wash., Sept. 1. Spokane
broke even with Victoria, taking the
morning game 4 to 2. and losing the
afternoon contest 7 to 4.
The Indians took kindly to Fitz
gerald in the opening innings of the
morning game and scored four runs
before the Victoria pitcher put on the
brakes. Smith, for the local team, was
In fine fettle and except for the fifth
Inning had the visitors itioruuuiy
his mercy. Three singles and a double
in the fifth gave the "Honeymakers"
their only scores of the game. During
the first four Inning: of the game not
a Victoria batter reached first base.
Tri...,.i., 'o timplv hittin&r. courjled with
Coveleskie's wildneas, won an uphill
game from the locals this afternoon.
Spokane gained a three-run lead In the
third, but the visitors maue iuui iuuo
In the fourth and held command for
the remainder of the game. The scores:
Victoria- I poaan.-
u j u w n ii 1 1 n ..- w-
3 0 4 1 0 McCarl.l .
4 11 0 O'Wagner.r.
4 110 2 0 Powell. 1..
4 13 0O Lynch, c.
3 1 2 4 (Yohe.S. . ..
3 0 0 3 U FIIlslm's.s
3 12 OV.Mtman.c.
Crum.m. .
Rawrgs.
Alberts.r. Meek.l.. .
Swain. 1 . .
Delmas.s.
Lamb,3. .
Sliea.o. .-Fltzs'ld.p
3 0 0 SOjSinlth.p
a i ii) 11
3 2 3 0 0
2 i 2 0 0
4 12 0 0
3 1 O 1 0
2 0 14 0
2 16 0 0
4 1 1 20
Totals. .31 6 24 15 01 Totals. . .27 10 27 U 1
Victoria 00002000 02
Spokane. . . . . . 1 1 1 1 0 O 0 0 -4
Rune Meek. Swain, w.tff!!, Lynch, Alt
man. Two-base hits Wuftli, Lynch. Swain.
Sacrifice hits MeCarl. Yohe, Powell, All
man. Sacrifice flies Altman, Powell. Dou
ble play Fit.slmmons to Wuffll to MoLarl.
Wild pitch Fltzperald. Stolen bases
Smith. Wagner. Altman. Bases on balls
Off Smith 1. off Fitzgerald 3. Struck out
:i.w a K Vi.Trra M 2. T.eft On base
victoria 3. Spokane S. Time 1:30. Umpire
.UIIUIPK.
game , , ,
1 opokane
HOAE B
2 3 OOiWuffH.2.. 4
3 3 .OiMcCarl.l. S
0 1 OOjWagner.r. S
1 9 0 0!Po-.vell,l. . 5
2 2 OO'Lynch.m.. 5
0 0 2 0 Yohe.S 4
1 0 0 0 Fltisim.,.. 3
2 10 1 OjAltman.c. 3
2 10 1 OCov'skle.p 1
O 0 OOiMcCOrry.p 2
Victoria
B
Crum.m.. "
Rawl'gs.2 8
Albert.r.- 3
Meek.l... 4
Swain, 1. . 4
Delmas.fl. 3
Lamb. 3. . 5
Brctten.o 3
Brotten.o 3
Kant'er.p 1
HOAE
0 4 4 0
1 0
1
3
8
1
3
4
O
0
Total.. .35 11 27 8 0 Total.... 33 8 27 16 3
Victoria 01 04 1 1 00 07
SpokanV....... 0 1 3 0 0 0 0 0 0-4
Runs Crura. Alberts. Meek, Swain 2 ,
Bratton. Barham. Lynch. Yohe, Filsslm
mons Two-base hits MeCarl. Meek. Swain,
Rawllnss, Crum, Powell. Three-base hits
Frzslromons, Altman, Sacrifice hit Raw
lings Sacrifice fly Wuffll. Double p ay
Fltislmmon. to Wuffll to MeCarl. Hit by
i.llched ball Fiizsimmons, Ailman . Yohe.
by Barham; Meok b McCorry. Wild pitch
Barham. Stolen busus Rawlinss. bwain.
Bases on balU Off Barham .1 off Coveles
kle S. off McCorry 1, off Kantlehner 1.
Struck out By Earham 7, by Coveleskie 1.
by McCor.-y S. by Kantlehner 5. Hits Off
Coveleskie 6 in. 4 2-8 innings. Barham 5 In
4 1-3 Inningl Credit victory to Barham:
defeat lo Coveleskie. Left on bases Spo
kane 12. Victoria 4. Time 1:55. Umpire
Ostdlek.
SEATTLE WINS IX 15 IXXIXGS
After Iioslng Morning Game Giants
Beat Tacoma in Afternoon.
SEATTLE, 6ept- 1. After losing the
morning game in Tacoma, the Seattle
team came home this afternoon and
bade farewell to the Yesler Way
grounds by taking a 15-lnnlng game
from Tacoma, 1 to 0. The game, which
was the best seen on the local grounds
this season, was full of sensational
plays, both teams having the bases full
several times without being able to
score. The break came with two men
out in the fifteenth inning with the
oases ful. Cadman, who replaced Wal
ly when the latter was hit in the head
with a pitched ball In the last of the
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September 2 and 3.
and Wednesday,
fourteenth, knocked the ball over the
fence but was creaitea wnn umy -iniria
a th irame ended when Jack
son scord from third.
West, a recruit, wno is piayuiB .
base for Tacoma, broke up what looked
like an extra inning contest with Se
attle at Tacoma this morning, when
,.w v, tlorl twn all and two
out in the ninth inning, he BlnK'ed
through center, scoring r nes, wuu
doubled earlier in the Inning. McGln
nlty, for Tacoma, and Mclvor, for Se
attle, both pitched good ball, the for-
. .... . .. Th n O II m
mer striding out. nvo
, . ....,h .nanv it th innings
was na t""j - --
being of the "one-two-three out order.
Scores:
Morning gam
oeatue-
Tacoma
tj xj r a v.
Jackson.l 4 2 15 2 0!M'Mullin.3
Fuller'n.r 4 2 2 O 0; Mlllion.l.
James,3.. 4 1 2 2 0 Frle.,m..
Shaw.l... 4 v o u onioiuer it,r
Cadman.o 4 0 2 lOWest.l...
N1112..., 4 o o v neiisi"..s
Klllilay.m 4 11 0 0Keller,2. .
Kay'ond,. 3 0 4 6 HHarris.c. .
Mclvor.p. 8 0 1 2 llM'Oin'y.p
BHOAE
4 1 u s u
0 IS
4 1 4 00
1 0 iSS
3 1 8 20
3 14 21
3 1 1 50
3 1 8 00
3 0 1 0 0
Shaw.l. ..
Wally.c. .
Cadman. c
Mil. 2
Klllilay.m
Itay'ond.s
Gipe
Brown. s. .
Kelly.p. . .
2 3
0 13
1 1
3 2
0 S
1 4
0 0
0 1
0 0
! 11 44 10
Total. 34 8 27 16 2 Total.. 31 7 27 13 1
Seattl S2SnS?Z3
Tacoma 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 13
Bun. Jackson, Cadman, Frie., Hensllng.
Keller. Double plays Holderman to Mc
Mullin to Hensllng; Million to West to Kel
ler. Tnree-nase iiiij
ler. Two-base hit Fries Sacrifice hit Har-
I'py "McOlnnYtyX W Mci, i.eft on
k.,- Seattle. 4. Taooma 3. Time
Umpire c:asey.
Afternoon came
Seattle- I Tacoma-
B It U A D T , n A
Jackson.l 7 2 13 0 0 M'MuIlln.3 0 1 2 0
U'liilfr n r 1 u am iu,i. " .
JameLS. 6 1 1 ' 3 OjFrles.m, IB 0 2 0 O
OOlNelFhb'g.r 4 1 3 00
8 0 West. 1 1 16 3 0
0 0Hensllng,s rt 0 8 0
B 1 Keller,. .. II 0 2 6 0
0 0Harris.c. . 6 4 14 1 0
1 0 Kurfess.p. 6 2 8 4"
00
0 il
0 0
Tntnla f' 4.1 15 2; Totals
Two out when winning run scored.
Batted for Raymond in twelfth.
Seattle ...000 0 00000 0 0000 1 1
Tacoma . .0O00000O00000O 0 O
Hun Jackson. Two-base hits Jackson,
Harris 3, West. Three-base hit Fullerton.
Stolen bases Jackson. Shaw, Nlll. Struek
out By Kellv 12. by Kurfcss 12. Bises on
balls Off Kelly S. off KurfeBS 3. Hit by
pitched ball VVally, bv Kurfcss. Passed ball
Harris. Double play Fullorton to Jack
son. Time 2:5l. Umpire Casey.
Three Killed in Auto Race.
NASHVILLE, Tenn., Sept. 1 Three
men were instantly killed and four
others injured this afternon when the
leading cur of an automobile race
plunged through a fence.
There areT"21,S13 school children In Kentucky.
Baseball Statistics
STANDINGS OF THE TEAMS.
National League.
W. U PC.
W. 7 PC.
52 BS .4:J3
New York..S3 38.olU1Boston 62 bS .4-j.i
Philadelp'a 71 40 ,007:Brookln. . . bS .4.,o
Chicago ... B3 56..M9!Cinclnnati.. 5.) .7 .4' i s
Pittsburg.. 65 57 .o33St. oulB 45bl.Jol
American League.
Philadelp'a 83 41 .070Boston
Cleveland. 77 4C .6111 Detroit
Washington 0 54 ,.r61St. Louis..
Chicago... 05 63 .SVblXew York.
American Association.
Milwaukee. 2 S3 .SM'Si. Paul.
Bl 61 ,r.oo !
56 71 .441
4i p: .sol
. .42 i oil
Mtnneapoln
Columbus. .
Louisville.
Boise
WallaWalla
71) 30 .57-Toledo. .
62 73 .431)
HO 77 .4US
tu k- r,r,7 waiiHu city ."ill SO .423
76 01 .uoojindlanapolls 53 82 .St'3
Weetern Tri-State.
2S 21 ,571(North Yak. .24 25 .41)0
23 24 .SlO.Fendleton . . 21 28 .420
Yesterday'. Results.
American Association Milwaukee 2-5.
Kansas Cltv 1-2; St. Paul 1-6, Minneapolis
11-4; Columbus 3-10, Toledo 2-2; Indianapo
lis 3-3, Louisville 2-2.
Western League Lincoln 8-10, Denver o-o,
Topeka 6-tf. Wichita 13-7; St. Joseph 4--.
Des Moines 3-0; Omaha 5-11. Sioux City
0- 10 (second game 10 innings).
Southern League Chattanooga 6-0, Mo
bile 3-5; Atlanta 8-4, New Orleans U-.;
Birmingham 0-3. Montgomery 7-2 (second
game 10 Innings); Nashville 3-11, Memphis
1- 3.
Games Scheduled Today.
Pacific Coast League San Francisco at
Venice, Portland at Oakland and Los Ange
les at Sacramento. Series start tomorrow.
Northwestern LeaRue Seattle at Portland,
Victoria at Spokane, Tacoma at Vancouver.
How the Series Knded.
Pacific Coast League Portland 7 games.
Sacramento 2 games; San Francisco 6
games, Los Angeles 3 games; Venice t
games. Oakland 4 games.
rsortn-western i.Bajjup- vain-uuni w (,...--;
Portland 3 games; Tacoma
games; Spokane 3 games,
5, Seattle 3
Victoria 4 games.
Portland Batting Averages.
Xorthweslern-
Paclfic Coast
AD. M,
Lober. . . .
Doane. . ..
Speas. . . .
Lindsay.
Hlg'b'am.
Fisher
Rodger...
Krause...
Kores. . . .
Derrick . .
C'h'bourne
James. ...
Berry
McC'mlck
Krapp
West
Hagerm'n
Stanley. ..
McCredie.
308 119
4SD 137
2-J2 68
386 117
109 s:t
273 81
itiS 167
85 23
43'i 121
375 101
691 158
78 20
201
249
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.314;Eatley. . .
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.303IMahoney..
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.298'Mohler
.29i!Cala)ian ..
,'94:Bancroft..
.2Sl)iGulgnl
.27tiMurray. . .
.MSiWilliams..
.257 Coltrin. . ..
.235Todd
.2'21!Hynes
.218 Martlnonl.
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