THT3 MORXTXG OREGOXIAN, SATURDAY. JUNE 20, 1914.
a-r.
ENGE 15 SWEET
KRAUSE
Crippled Beavers Knock Out
Dutch Klawitter and
Win, 8 to 3.
RYAN IS OUT OF LINEUP
Bard-HHtius Fielder Called to Bed-
i side of Mother and Doane Is Hit
on Head and Laid Out, but
Substitutes Make Good.
Pacinc Coast Lesrae Standings.
.n, t c. I T . Pet
Venice 4-''32 .SeSortland . . 33 34.493
1j. Anselea 42 :;5 .S-ldScraineD.to 03 40 .4.r.2
ban Fran.. 4- ai .oiisuaKiana. .. - !
Yesterday's Results.
At Sacramento Portland 8, Sacramento 3.
v At Los Angeles Los Angeles 11, Venice 1.
At Oakland Oakland 2, Haa Francisco 1.
: SACRAMENTO, Cal., June 19. (Spe
cial.) Southpaw Harry Krauae, who,
lor the last two years, has time and
again seen the Sacramento Wolves
lead his little groat all around the field,
had his first revenge of the season to
day, winning his first 1914 game from
tbo Wolves, and his second game in
the last two years. Last year the
Wolves beat the Beaver portsider four
times and loet to him once; this year
they had beaten him twice before he
put over bis first win.
Eight to three was the toll of Port
land's victory today, and in the run col
umn lies the story of the difference
between hitting In the pinches with
perfect fielding, and wasted hits with
a few costly errors thrown in.
With Dutch Klawitter just recover
ing from a badly Inflamed eye. which
has kept bim from getting his share
' of work and the Dutchman is not at
EV
HARRY
his best unless he gets plenty of work
perhaps the Beavers did not find
much of anything; In the pitching line
to fool them. Whatever the alibi might
be, the Wolves were beaten after the
third Inning and the game dragged
along with little In the way of inter
est injected.
. Beavers' Hits Count.
The Beavers made nine of their 10
hits figure In the scoring; the Wolves
wasted five of their 10 hits.
The Beavers made seven of their 10
hits when men were on the bases; the
Wolves made four of their 10 hits with
men on.
The Beavers played errorless ball be
hind Krause and were full of pep; the
Wolves made one error behind Klawit
ter and one behind Kremer and seemed
to be affected by the sultry weather,
their work lacking the snap of the
first three days of the week.
Only two errors were charged, but
there were several other places where
there was room for doubt, and the boys
who think that a ballplayer should
grab everything will probably have a
nice time pointing out where three or
four more boots should have been
charged.
Oosae Knocked Unconscious.
' Buddy Ryan. was called away by a
.message telling of his mother's seri
: ous illness: Walter Doane was knocked
unconscious for three minutes in the
second frame when his head got tan
gled Tip with one of Dutch Klawitter's
- fast shoots, and- Bobby Davis filled the
vacant berth in right field. Walter
McCredle, tiring of Idleness enforced
by his term of suspension and de
claring that he could not find a com
fortable place to sit in the grandstand,
left town for the south to get a line on
the Angels. .. .
Machine Not Impaired.
But even with their machine thus de
prived of three important cogs, the
Beavers found no trouble in putting
over runs in the three innings .that
' they registered hits. The Wolves hit
safely in seven . innings, but could
.' score in only' three. '
Moran's double and steal of third
and Hallinan's single put over the' first
Wolf run in the second. Orr's double
and Tennant's single counted another
in the third. A walk, Hallinan's sacri
fice and Hannah's single ended the
Wolves' scoring with their third run in
the fourth.
In the third inning Billy Orr perpef
trated his -first error of the season on
the. home lot., Orr let Brennegan's
irrounder go through him. By the time
Moran had. run iu from, the field and
retrieved the ball, Brennegan had
Hounded to second. Bancroft's double
'off the right field wire, a walk to Dor
rick, and singles by Rodgers, Davis
and Speas counted four runs and
chased Klawitter to the bench.
Derrick Hits Triple.
Kremer was hit in only two of the
remaining innings, but each time the
hits meant runs. Bancroft's double
and Derrick's triple counted one in the
fifth. Infield singles by Derrick and
Rodgers, a sacrifice by Davis, and
bipeas' single followed by a passed balf,
Hansiah's throw to an uncovered base,
and an Infield out added four more
runs. Score.
Portland I Sacramento
BHOAEl BH OAE
Rancroft.l 5 2 5 3 0Vonns.S.. 5 12 20
Derrtck.1. 3 2 11 1 0 Orr.e 5 1 3 71
. Rodgers.3. 8 2 1 2 0Ooy.r 4 2 2 20
Doane.r... 0 0 0 0 O'rennant.l. 4 112 10
Davis.r... 2 10 0 OJV.Buren.l. 3 0 0 00
peas.m... 4 2 3 0'Brown.l.. 1 0 0 00
Kores.S... 4 0 0 2 OlMoran.m. . 3 2 4 00
Uber.l 4 13 OOHalllnan.3. 3 10 00
Rreneg'n.e 4 0 4 0 OlHannah.c. 4 2 4 21
krauee.p. 4 0 0 3 0;tClawltler,p 1 0 0 0 0
"iremer.p.. 1 0 0 40
Shlnnt 1 0 00
Totals.. 33 10 27 110 Totals. . .35 10 27 18 2
Butted tor Van Buren In eighth, t Bat ted
. for Kremer in ninth.
Portland 0 0 4 0 1 6 0 3 0 8
Hits 0 0 4 0 2 0 0 4 0 10
Sacramento 0 1110OO0 0 3
Hits 1 2 2 3 1 1 O 1 0 10
Runs Bancroft 2. Derrick 2, Rodgers 2,
Speas. Brenegan, Orr. Moran 2. Charge de
feat to Klawitter, pitched 3 2-3 innings. 4
runs, 4 hits. 11 at bat. taken out in third
with 2 out and 2 on. Three-bass hit. Der
rick. Two-base hits, Bancroft 2, Coy, Mo
ran. Orr. Sacraflce hits, DaTis. Hallinan,
, Kremer. Stolen bases, Tennant. Moran.
Struck out, by Krause 3. by Klawitter 1, by
Kremer 2. Bases on balls, off Krause 1, off
Klawitter 2. Hit by pitched ball, Doane by
Klawitter. Runs responsible for. Krause 3.
Kremor 8. Passed ball. Hannah. Double
plays. Coy to Tennant; Coy to Hannah. Left
on bases, Portland 2, Sacramento 8. Time,
. 2:05. Umpires, Finney and Phyle.
KEALS BACK IN THIRD PLACE
Standrldge Pitches Shutout Ball, but
Oaks W in, 3 to 1.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 19. San
Francisco dropped another game to
Oakland today, score 8 to 1, and retreat
ed into third plnoe after a brief day
In second. Barring the first inning,
when Standrldge allowed three hits and
the Oaks, assisted by ToBln's error, got
their two runs, the Seal pitcher was in
rare form and hurled shutout ball. Four
hits was the Oaks' total.
The Seals scored in the fifth with a
triple by Corhau, followed by Clark's
single. KlUllay allowed seven hits.
Mundorff was put out of the game in
the seoond for protesting a McCarthy
deolslon, and Quintan followed htm to
in th third for
Score:
I Oakland
oae!
4 0 I.Quinlan.r.
3 1 OiMlddleton.l
2 J 02acher,m. .
1 1 0Ness,2
0 0 OHetling.3..
9 0 lJSardner.l.
2 2 O'Cooks. . . .
1 lOiMitze.c...
0 6 millHay.p..
trying to
BH OAK
Tobin.m. .
D'Leary.3.
Schailer.l.
Downs.". .
4 O
0 10 0
3 1
3-0
4 0
10 0
2 0 0
3 3 0
110
8 0 0
3 3 1
5 20
O 30
3 00
Mundorfr.r 1
C!harles,l. 3
Corhan.s.. 8
Clarke,c. 4
St'dridge.p 3
Fitzg'ald.r S
S'twght. 1
Schmidtt . 0
3 o V K.aylor,r
O 00
0 0 0
Totals. .32 7 24 12 II Totals... 25 4 27 12 1
Cartwrlght'-"' batted for Standrldge in
ninth. TSchmldt ran for Clarke In ninth.
San Francisco 0O0O1OOO 0 1
Hits 0 1 0 I 2 0 1 1 1 7
Oakland 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2
Hits .3 1 0 0 0 0 0 .0 i
Runs, Corhan. Middleton. Ness. Stolen
bases. Clarke, Schmidt. Three-base hits,
Mundorn. Corhan. Sacrifice hits, Corhan,
Cook. First base on called balls, oft Stan
drldge 1. oft Klllilay 3. Struck out. by Stan
dridge 1, by Klllilay 5. Double plays, Stan
drldge to Corhan to Charles. Left on bases,
San Francisco 8. Oakland 1. Runs respon
sible for. Standridge 1, Klllilay 1. Time of
game, 1:39. Umpires. McCarthy and Held.
LOS AXGELES TURNS TABLES
Venice Is Defeated, 11 to 1 , and
Angels Go Into Second Place.
LOS ANGELES, June 19. After three
straight defeats by Venice Los Angeles
turned the tables today, winning 11 to
1 and advancing from third place In
the league to second.
The Angels touched up Fleharty and
Harkness for 12 hits, which brought in
six runs. The other five were made as
the result of errors by Venice. Love,
for Los Angeles, fanned three men In
the fourth and then had to retire in
the fifth as the result of a split finger.
Score:
Los Angeles I Venice -
BHOAKI BHOAE
Wolter.rs 5 2 1 1 0(Carllsle,l. 4 0 1 00
Moore.2... 3 0 0 7 0jLeard,2. .. 3 12 32
the clubhouse
call a strike.
San Francisco
B H
ONE OF THE GREAT HORSES TO BE SEEN IN SPECIAL MATCH
RACE IN HUNT CLUB'S MEET TODAY.
TjifflrirrittftiirfSiTirTrVi
TONY FAITST, BROWN STALLION,
Mag'ert.m 3 3 4 0 0Kane,m 3 1101
A ostein. 1 4 2 9 0 0 Bay less. r.. 3 1 2 OO
Kllis.l... 4 2 1 0 OjLitschl.3.. 2 0 0 10
Johnson.s 3 12 2 HBorton.l.. 1 0 4 00
Metzger.3. 5 2 2 0 0iMcArdle,s. 3 0 2 2 0
Brooks.c. 4 0 8 20EHIott.c 2 15 40
Musser.p. 1 1 O 1 3 rlenarty.p x v i u
Love.p.i. 1 0- O OOlMcDo'll'.. 2 o u u
Bhmke.p. 2 0 O- 0 OjMeloau.p 1 O O 00
narauesB,p x v v jl x
Hospt 0 O 0 00
. . . 'White. , . 1 0 0 0 0
Totals 35 12 27 lS 'J "- Totals. .27 4 27 14 4
in,tt.i1 rn- Ttorton in fourth. Batted
for Fleharty in fifth. tBatted for McArdle
in tilth liiattea ior .utott in wmu.
Los Angeles ,.'. . . .".- ' 1 0 0 0 4 3 111
Hits , . ..1 2 8 0 0 0 4 1 112
Venice . : : ; .-i.;.-.'.w w o -i u-o-w-w o i
Hits uvvxvxvx x
Wntr Mnnrn 2. MaeKert 8. Ab-
stetn 2,' Ellis 2, Johnson, Leaid. Hits mads
off Musser, 1 and 1 run, 9 at bat in
innings: off Fleharty, 6 and 3 runs. 18 at
v-. i k iiT,,.- nrr T.nve. no hits, no runs,
4 at bat In l z-3 innings, urcun vicwry w
. -u-a ri.f,at tn Fleharty. Home
run, Wolter. Two-base lilts, Kane, Abstein.
Sacririce nits, juoore, vvuiuei, audi.,., xj
less, Johnson. Brooks. Runsreaponsible tor.
Fleharty 1. Musser 1, Harkness 6. Base on
balls, off Fleharty 3. off Musser 4. off Love
1. off Harkness 3, off Ehnike 1. Struck .out,
by Fleharty 3, by Musser 2. by Love 3, by
Harkness 3, by Bhmke 3. Stolen bases, fc.1
ii. t .no piovTpm Hit bv Ditcher. M usser.
bv Fleharty. Time. 2:23. Umpires, Guthrie
ana ttayes.
Princeton Tennis- Men Win Place.
Ninw YORK . June ' 18. Princeton's
doubles pair. Dean Mathey and G. M.
r!hm-fh won a ulace In the final- rouna
of the tennis doubles lh the Metropoli
tan championship tournamen icxjay. n
rh.ir KBtni-final Mathey and Church
beat Karl Sehr and T. R. PelL 6-2, 3-6,
75:' The, winners- will meet- t.
chsfsr sTiii TClnc-' Smith for the cham
pionship tomorrow. R. Ix. Murray and
V. B .Alexander will meet ror. ine sin
gles championship tomorrow. i
Baseball Statistics
- STANDINGS Or THE- TEAMS.
' National Leamie. ' '
. w T. prr l -W.-L. P:C.
N-w Tork: --81 18".633iPhiraaeIphia 23 26 .469
Cincinnati. 81 24 .564;chlcago 27 30 .4,4
St -luis.. zv 9 .ouuiroojtiyn. . . ii t
Pittsburg. . 25 25 .500;Boston 21 80 .412
American League. ,
Philadelphia 33 21 .611Boston 30 25 .545
r..-nlt SI 2!i STBChleaeo 26 SO .4&4
St. LouiB.. 81 25.554New York.. 1S3S.S53
vvasningiuu o .
Federal Leacne.
Ttfflo. 27 28 .540Kansas City 28 29.491
Baltimore.. 27 24 .52!) Brooklyn. . . 22 25 .48
Chicago 29 26.527pittsburg... 24.-7.4it
Indianapolis 5 za .ovuj&t. jouib. . . -o -w
American Association.
rulBvllla.. 34 26 .567IMinneanolis 28 29.491
Cleveland ... 34 26 .56 1 Indianapolis SO 82 .4s4
Milwaukee. SI 24 .Et4;columDUS. . . xoax.to
Kansas City 27 27 ,600,St. Paul.... 2188.356
Western League.
Denver 84 20 .630Omaha. .. . 24 .ouu
Sioux City. 33 23 .680Lincoln. . . . 28 29.491
St. Joseph. 30 24 -6o6 Wichita.... 25 35.417
Des Moines 29 25 .581 ,Topeka 18 85.840
I'nion Association.
Boise 28 18 .6U!Murray....
Salt Lse...25 18.BSllButte 17 27.386
Ogden 25 20 .OoOiHelena 13 28 .349
Yesterday's Results.
American Association Louisville 9, Kan
sas City 5; Milwaukee 3. Indianapolis J;
Cleveland 2, St, Paul 1; Minneapolis 4, Co
lumbus a.
T..Eue Wichita 9. Denver 7;
Des Moines 4, St. Joseph 2; Omaha 6, bloux
City 2; Topeka 1. Lincoln 0..
Union Association Murray 17, Ogden 2l
Salt Lake 4, Boise 2; Helena 7, Butte 5.
How the Series Stand.
peifin Coast League Sacramento 3
games Portland 2 games: Oakland 8 games,
fan Francisco 1 game; Venice 3 games, Los
Angeles 1 game.
Knrthwestern League Spokane 4 games.
Portland 1 game; Seattle 8 games, Tacoma
2 games; Victoria 3 games, Vancouver 2
games.
Where the Teams Play Today.
Ta!fin Const League Portland Beavers
at Sacramento, Los Angeles Angels at
Venice. San Francisco Seals at Oakland
Northwestern League Portland Colts at
Spokane. Seattle Ulants at Tacoma, n
couver Beavers at Victoria
Portland Batting Averages.
Pacific Coast i Northwestern
A3. H. Pet. AB. H. Pet.
Evans 5 2.4iMCaI!anan... 1Z9 40.S10
Ryan 234 7S.383isalveson... 14 4 .287
Fisher.... J4tf 40 .su.Meicnior. .. 01.12
Derrick... 217 66 .304 Milligan. .. 211 53 .261
Bancroft.. 142 42 .296 McKune 2S8 60 .2.12
Doane.... 220 65 .29oiWilliams. . 171 40.234
Kores 231 67 .290 Guignl.... 239 69.247
Lobor 222 64'JS3Coltrm....- 243 54.222
Brenegan.. 18 5 .-78 Hausman. . lis 26 .220
Rodgers... 254 66 .260; Murray 17137.218
Brashear.. 3S 9 -247Haworth. . 40 8.200
Martinonl. 17 4 .234 Brown 34 6.176
Krause....- 54 11 .204:Eastley.. . . 3S 6.132
Davis 109 22 .20::; Hanson. .. . 2 . . .00
Speas 7 17 .190 Frambach. 11... 000
West 37 7. 1881 Leonard... S6 7.194
Hlgg 59 11 .1861
Tantx 84 .17j
Pape....- 0001
Killer..... 000i
COLTS SHUT OUT
BY 1NDIANS.6T00
Hogan Gets Home Run in First
With Two On, Off Dis
mayed Roy Brown.
SPOKANE FIELDERS FAST
Portland. Puts Up Stilt Battle in
Following Innings, but Williams'
Men Are Unable to Get Be
yond Third Bag.
Northwestern League Standing.
..... WiL. Pot.1 -W. J-Pet
Vancouver 44 21 .BTTIPortland. , 24 4i .Sis
Seattle.... 42 24 ,63!Tacoma. . . - 4S .des
Spokane... 89 28 .600Victoria. . . 22 42 .344
- Yesterday's Results. .
At Spokane Spokane . Portland 0.
' At Tacoma Tacoma 4. Seattle 1.
At Victoria Victoria 17, Vancouver 0.
SPOKANE, Wash., June 19. (Spe
cial.) Hogan was lucky in catching a
fast one on the nose in the first inning
EMTERISD BY C. G. MURPHY.
today, poling the ball to the farthest
corner of the lot and making four bases,
two Spokane runners on the sacks scor
ing ahead of him. It was enough to
dismay any pitcher, but the Portland
twirler stuck to his knitting. The
other runs were made by hard and se
quential hitting of the Spokane huskies,
who were more than cheered by the
pitching of Hughes and the lucky stabs
they made at grounders. Final score:
Portland 0, Spokane G.
Portland's best chance to score was
In the fourth inning, when Hausman
got on because he let the ball hit him.
Haworth hit for two bases, but Haus
man hesitated to take a chance on an
extra base and was stranded at third.
The same situation presented itself for
Portland In the" third, but the Spokane
fielders handled the ball so fast from
the outfield that a dash for home
would have been suicidal.
Barring the first inning, the battle
was pleasant to look upon. The play
was sharp at all times, and brilliant in
a number of tnnings. Hughes became
confident in the latter part of the game
and retired his opponents in one, two,
three order. With runners on the sacks
for Spokane, Portland tightened as if
the game were to determine a cham
pionship. The fans are handing the
palm to Nick Williams for playing
splendid ball under, adverse, circum
stances. Score: .
Portland I
Spokane
J Jt o A r.
Coltrln.s.. 4 0 1 10I,Tvis.l...
a w a s,
5 0 4 0 0
Melchlor.r 4
Milll'n.m. 4
Guigni,3.. 4
Willlams.l 4
Hausman.l 2
McKune.2 3
Hawortb.o 3
Brown. p.. 3
o V u &utler,s. .
2 OOlHolke.l...
2 8 1jFrisk.t...,
7 10Wsgner,2.
3 10:Hogan.m.
2 0 0Wuffli.3. .
7 O OlAltman.c,
0 4 0jHughes.p.
4
3
4
3 110
1 12 00
3 1,00
1 1 20
1100
0 2 40
15 10
1 0 20
"J I
Totals. 81 6 24 101 Totals. . 32 1127 10 0
Portland . . t . . .0 0 0 o 0 0 0 0 0 0
Spokane 4 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 6
Runs. Butler 3, Frisk, Wagner, Hogau.
Two- base hits, Brown, Haworth. Frisk,
Altman. Wagner. Hughes. Home run. Ho
gan. Sacrifice hits, Hughes, Hoiks. Hit by
pitched ball, Hughes (Hausman). Wild
pituh. Brown. Stolen bases, Butler, Wag
ner. Bases on- balls, off Brown 3, Hughes
1.- Struck out. Brown 6, Hughes 4. Left
on-bases, Portland 7, Spokane 7. Time, 1:40.
Umpires, Burnside and Wilson.-
ANDKADA PUZZLE TO SEATTLE
Tacoma Defeats- Giants, 4 to 1, in
Erratically Fielded Game.
TACOMA, Wash.. June 19. Andrada
held Seattle to five bits, of which only
two were clean singles, 'and Tacoma
won, 4 to 1. Both teams fielded er
ratically. Score:
Seattle
T
T
Ta coma
B H OAK
West.L... 4 010 00
yrles.m... 2 0 4 00
tIcMullin.3 1 O 1 1 1
3tokke.I... 4 O 1 00
Xeighb's,r. 4 1 5 00
Sutler,,.. 3 8 0 4 1
Boeckel.S. 4 0 12 0
3rottem,o. 4 16 0 1
Andrada,p 2 9 O. 1 0
Totals. .28 6 27 8 3
B H O A E
MillsX
0 3 10
2 2 0 01
Killllay.m
James.il..
Cadman.c
Swaln.r. .
Huhn.l...
1 3 10
0 0 41
Raym'd.s. 3 0
Perrlne,2. 3 1
Dell.p
Mails.p. . .
Duddy. .
Fuller-n"
2 0
0 0
1 0
1 1
O 00
O 00
Batted for Dell in eighth.
Batted for James in ninth.
Seattle... 100000000 1
Tacoma 20"0 1 0 1 000 4
Runs, Klllilay, Fries, McMullln Neighbors,
Butler. ' Double play. Mills to Raymond to
Huhn. - Home run, Butler. Sacrifice hits,
Butler, McMuIiin. Pitchers' summary: 4
runs, 4 hits off Dell In 7 innlugs. Struck
out, by Andrada 6, by Mails 1, by Dell 2.
Bases on balls, off Dell 6. Time .of game,
1:43. Umpire. Perle Casey.
BEETS WALLOP VANCOUVER
Victoria, McHenry Pitching, Shuts
Out Brownies, 17 to 0.
VICTORIA, B. C, June 19. Victoria
won its third game from Vancouver In
five played, by a. score of IT to 0. It
was the most terrible beating ever
meted out to any team on the local
diamond.
A storm of hits raged for three in
nings, shattering the ranks of the
champions beyond repair. Neither
Doty nor Harstad could stop the Bees
until they had satisfied their appetites
for run getting. McHenry pitched just
as good ball as did Steele on Thursday.
Score: -
Vancouver
Victoria
B H O A bl
BHOAE
Shaw.l...
Bennett.2
McCarl.L
PowelLr.
Brlnk'r.m
Hlester.8.
Bch'ssy.
3
o l
0 0 Moran, r. .
4 2
2 1
4 3
4 1
5 1
5 O
6 3
0 2
-3
1 0
O 0
O 1
0 1
SUI.Nye.2.....
3 OlCalvo.m. .
O 0WIlholt,L.
0 0!I.amb.8...
zojKelly.l...
2 2Delinas,s.
GHndell.o 4 o 10 1 OlHoffman.e 9 8 T 0 0
Doty. p.. 0 0 0 OOlMcHenry.p 6 1 3 S 0
Harstad. p 3 O 0 8 01
Totals. 314 2418S Totals. 3714 27 141
Vancouver 0 0 000 00 0 0 0
Victoria 10 1 8 0 0 00 0 17
Runs, Moran S, Nye 2. Calvo 2. Wilnoit.
Lamb 2, Kelly 2. Delmas 3, Hoffman, Mc
Henry. Sacrifice hits. Nye. Calvo. Two
baso hits, Moran. Nye. Calvo, Delmas.
Three-base hit, Wllholt. Home runs. Del
mas, McHenry. Double plays. Hlester to
McCarl to Grindell. Struck out. by Mc
Henry 5, by Harstad 8. Bases on balls, off
McHenry 8. off Doty 3. off Harstad 4.
Five rune two hits off Doty in no Innings.
Charge defeat to Doty. Passed balls. Grin
dell and Hoffman. Wild pitches, Harstad
2. Hit by pitched bail, charaey and
8haw. by McHenry. Time, 1:40. Umpire,
Wheeler.
XATIOXAL LEAGUE.
Boston 1, St. Louis 5.
BOSTON, June 19. Boston won from
St. Louis today. 7 to S. in a game which
lasted two hours and 47 minutes, a
record for the season here. The visi
tors developed a batting streak in the
eighth inning and two home runs, a
triple and three singles added four tal
lies, overcoming Boston's lead. In the
last half of the inning, the home play
ers drove Criner out of the bsx. Sal
lee, who relieved him, was wild. Bos
ton getting four runs by three singles.
Score:
St. Louis I Boston
BHOAE;
BHOAE
Husg!ns.2 4 2 14 OGllberUr.
4 3 0
Cather.m. 0 0 0 0 O'Evers.2. ..
4 114 0
Mas'e.m,! 6 13 1 0;Martin,2. .
0 0 0 0 0
Dolan.l...
SIS OlConnolly.I
4 0 1 0 0
Miller.l...
Wilson. r..
Butler,s..
Pnyder.c.
Beck,3. ..
Griner.p..
Sallee,p...
b 3 8 1 Oit-iess.l . . . .
S 1 4 0 0 Mar ville.s
3 0 1 1 03chmtdt.L
4 0 4 2 OlCollins.l..
4 3 2 3 0lDeal.3
0 0 2 0 0
4 2 2 4 0
3 18 10
0 0 0 0 0
1 0 0 3 1
0 2 l:Mann,m.. .
3 2 2 0 1
0 0 1 U
Whaling.o.
3 S 10 0
Kudololi.n 2 0 10 0
James.p... 0 0 0
Murray
110 0 0
0 0 0 O 0
teowdy"
Totals. 57 12 24 IB l Totals. 31 13 27 15 2
Batted -for Rudolph In eighth; ""081160
for Connolly in eighth.
St. Louis - 0 O 0 0 0 1 0 4 S
Boston 0 0001034 7
Runs. Magee, Dolan, Miller, Wilson. Beck,
Gilbert, Maranvllle, Collins. Deal, Mann,
Whaling 2. Two-base hits. Whaling, Maran
vtlle. Magee. Three-base hits, Gilbert, Beck.
Home runs. Miller, Wilson. Hits, off Grlner
10 in 7, none out In eighth; off Sallee 3 in
1: off Rudolph 11 in 8; off James 1 in L
Sacrifice hits, Huggins, Mann, Gilbert,
Whaling, Martin. Stolen bases, Dolan 2.
Double plays,- Huggins to Miller; Snyder,
Beck and Magee, Bvers, Maranvllle and
Schmidt. Left on bases, St. Louis 9. Boston
9. Base on balls, off Grlner 3, off Sallee 1,
off Rudolph 3. Hit by pitcher, by Sallee.
Gowdy. Struck out, by Rudolph 7, by James
1. by Griner 1, by Sallee I. Time, 2:47.
Umpires, Quigley snd Eason. '
. Chicago 8," Philadelphia 7.
PHILADELPHIA. June 19. In a
poorly played game today Chicago de
feated Philadelphia in 10 innings, 8
to 7. In the 10th Leach led off with
a home run and Good scored on his
single and steal of second and I r elan's
fumble of Zimmerman's grounder.
Becker made another home run. his
third in three successive games. Score:
Chicago I Philadelphia
n n n A K BHOAE
Leach.m.. 4 14 1 o'lrelan.2. .. 4 16 51
ood.r.... 4 2 1 0 o;Becker,l. .. 4 a s v v
Saler.l.... 3 0 12 0 OjLobert.S. .. 4 1 8 00
Zim'man.3. 5 3 2 3 0.Uagee.s. . . 4 0 20
ichulte,2.. 3 2 2 4 Opravatb.r. , 3 2 110
5weeney,s. 1 o o u UL.uderui,i. u xv
Corrldon.s 1 0 0 0 0Paskert.m. 2 0 1 00
Phelau.s.. 3 0 3 4 0 Burns, o... 10 3 10
NTeedham.c 4 1 4 3 IlKillifer.c. . 3 0 3 3 1
Zabel.p... 0 0 0 0 0Jacobs,p. . 0 0 0 10
Lavend'r.p 2 O O 2 llRlxey.p. .. 10 0 10
Jheney.p.. 1 u u uiaiayer.p.. x v u vu
Devore... 1 0 0 00
Totals. 35 11 30 17s! Totals.. .32 730153
Batted for Rixey in sixtlu
Chicago O 12003000 2 8
Philadelphia u a u u u 4 x u u x
Runs, Leach. Good 2. Saier. Zimmerman 2,
Needham. Lavender. Becker, Magee. Cra
vath 2. Luderus, Burns, Jacobs. Two-base
hits, Good. Zimmerman. Home runs, Becker,
Leach. Hits off Zabel, none in 1 lining; off
Lavender. 4 In 4 Innings; none out in sixth;
off Cheney. 3 in 5 innings; off Jacobs. 3 In
2 1-3 Innings; off Rlxey. 4 in 3 2-3 Innings;
off Mayer. 4 in 4 Innings. . Sacrifice hits.
Leach. Saier. Becker. . Paskert. Stolen bases,
Needham, Good, Lobert. Double plays, Phe
lan and Saier: Zimmerrmtn, Sweeney and
Saier; Rixey, Ireland and Luderus. Left on
Dases, Chicago 3, fnuaaeipnia .o. case on
balls, off Zabel 1, off Lavender 7, .off Cheney
1. off Jacobs 1, off Rliey. L Hit by pitcher,
by Jacobs, Lavender. Struck out, by Laven
der 1, by Cheney 2, by Jacobs 1, by Rlxfy 1.
bv Maver 1. Passed ball. Needham. Time,
2:13. Umpires, Hart ana- Rlgler.
New York 6, Cincinnati 0.
.NEW YORK, June 19. Charles Her
zog, farmer third baseman of the New
York team, made his. first appearance
today on the polj grounds as manager
of the Cincinnati team. His team was
easily shut out by the champions, 6 to
0. Not a Cincinnati player reached
third. Score:
Cincinnati 1 New York
BHOAE! BHOAE
Moran, r, .
VonK'ltz.r
Hersog.s.
Groh.2. ...
Miller,!...
Nlehoff,3.
H'liuell.l
Bates,m..
Lohr.m...
Clarke.c. .
Ames,p. ..
Kellogg.
K'stner.p.
3 0 3 o oi Bescner.m 3 o z
0 0OBurns.l... 4 1b
8 4 llFletcher.s. 3 14
1 0 3 1 Doyle. 2. ..
0 0 0lMerkle.l. .
1 8 OiRob'tson.r.
7 0!IStock,3
1 0 OjMeyers,c. .
0 0
M'Quard.p.
40
1 3
0 0
2 0-
Totals. 30 6 24 14 7 Totals. 31 27 8 0
Batted for Ames in sixth.
Cincinnati 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00
New York '. .0 1 0 0 3 0 0 2 6
Runs, ..Beaener. Burns,- Doyle 2, Stock,
Meyers. . Two-base hits, Clarke, Koestner.
Sacrifice hits, Bescher, Hoblitnell. Burns.
Stolen bases. Doyle, Herzog. Left on bases.
New York 8. Cincinnati 6. Double play,
WITH BRIDE IV GRANDSTAND,
"PLAYER MAKES TWO HOMK
Rl'NS AND SINGLE.
KANSAS CITY. June 19. Howard
McLarry. shortstop of the Louisville
American Association team, and Miss
Villa Glassman. of Lincoln, Neb.,
were married here today.
With his bride sitting In the grand
stand at today's game between Kan
sas City and Louisville, McLarry
made two home runs and ons single
and was responsible for - four of
Louisville's runs.
Niehoff. Clarke and Hoblltzell. Base on
balls, off Marquard 1, off Ames 4, off
Koestner 1. Struck out. by Marquard 4, by
Ames 4, by Koestner 2. Hits, off Ames 7
In 6, off Koestner 2 in 3. Time, 2:02. Um
pires, Klem snd Emslle.
BROOKLYN, June 19. Game with
Pittsburg postponed: rain .
FEDERAL LEAGUE.
Brooklyn 8, St. Louis 6.
ST. LOUIS, June 19. Brooklyn took
Its third victory from St. Louis in the
last game of the series with the locals
today. 8 to 6. Evans' home run with
the bases full gave the visitors the lead
in the third inning. .
Score: R. H. K.
Brooklyn ...0 0 4 1 1 0 0 0 2 8 12 3
St. Louis.... 0 0 1 0 1 4 0 0 0 S 9 2
Batteries Marion and Owens; Dav
enport. Herbert and Simon.
Kansas City 5, Baltimore 4.
KANSAS CITY, June 19. Kansas City
made it three out of four by winning
today's game from Baltimore, 5 to 4.
Gilmore's double with Chadbourne on
second scored the winning run in the
ninth. Score: R. H. E.
Baltimore ..0 0300010 0 4 13 1
Kan. Clty...l 0 1 0 0 2 0 0 1 6 12 1
Batteries Suggs, Smith and Jack,-
litsch: K. Packard, Stone and Easterly.
INDIANAPOLIS. June 19 Game with
Buffalo off because of rain-
Ritchie Signs Final Papers.
LONDON, June 15. Final articles
were signed today by Willie Ritchie,
of California, world's lightweight box
ing champion, and Fred Welsh, the
British lightweight champion, for their
20-round bout for the championship of
the world, to be fought at Olympla,
July 7.
HORSE RAGES TODAY
Tony Faust, Oregon Frank and
San Toy in Special Event.
TRACK CONDITION IS GOOD
Largest Field Ever Entered in Hunt
CInb Programme Expected at
Matinee at Garden Home.
Special Train to Run.
Three starters, instead of two, have
been llnedup for the special match
race which takes place at the Portland
Hunt Club's annual Spring: meet at
Garden Home this afternoon. The third
entrant Is San Toy. named by Chester
G. Murphy.
The other two horses are Tony Faust,
and Oregon Frank, horses both known
outside of Portland tor their fast step
ping on different tracks of the North-
The horses will be accompanied by
h.vo hnHiil them all Winter
at Independence. The steeds them
selves are in the best or conoiuoa,
with the Garden Home track well pre
pared for the races, good times are ex
pected by the committee in charge.
The largest field ever to enter for
any meet of the Hunt Club has been
ii .f win Muter sit the time
i, VJ . V.
of the different events, as the club will
accept post entries.
The Oregon Electric will run a spe
t... . i TAnth ami - Mnrrlnon
streets at 1:10 this afternoon. For
those who will drive over tne nui, mere
is a choice of either the Canyon road,
th Slavln road and the Pattou road.
from Portland Heights.
The complete programme for the day,
exclusive of post entries, follows:
. . ..1. uiba U'linm Will
JlBll-UIIIB unci - "
Healy; Tamarack, S. A.. Volkman; Call
Bond. K. K. Oppenhelmer; Gibson Boy, W.
Greuter; Chester Hllo, Howard Charlton.
Quarter-mile aasn, -poio puun. ,
Lambert Wood: Edgewood filrl. A. Wilson;
Prince, Lieutenant 'H. L. Taylor; Bubble,
Lieutenant George C. Rockwell.
,, , . wi.it tjm Misty
IHD-nill" ICI.J - --
Pride Eugene Oppenheimer: Water Soy,
Howard Charlton; Eastern Star, W. C. Kav-
snaugh. Blue team Saturn. Will Healy;
Irish Lad. Chester G. Murphy; Salvador, 8.
A. Volkman. .
. , i . ., ... i . i thr. heats.
for women Majestic, Louise Burrell; Bj'S"
laa, Mrs. .tames inurpny; ium .;
Ralph Wilbur; Bob Mack. Mrs. Lou t.er
llnger: Mavbee. Miss M. Beck; Jim John
son, Mrs. F. K. Buffum; Blue Eyes, Miss
Helen Wood.
Quarter-mile pony race Jay Bird. Doug
lass Burrell: Midget. Hall McCusker; Babe.
j . !)..,.. 1 1 , . 1 1 U'urr.ii Mai-tv
Legs, Douglas Nicol: Hillsdale. E. O'Brien;
Blue Bell, William warrens, jr.
Special race Oregon Frank. E. K. Oppn
helmer; Tony Faust, Chester G. Murphy;
San Toy, Chester G. Murphy.
Liverpool and Jumps Johnnie, Miss Helen
Wood: Chester Hllo, Howard Charlton; Ore
gon Frank, E. K. Oppenhelmer; Kitty Story,
Arnold Rockwell; Duke, A. M. Cronln; Pre
mier, Stanton Elliott; Edgewood Girl, A
Wilson.
AMERICAN" LEAGUE.
Detroit 3, Washington 2.
DETROIT, June 19 In the 10th in
ning of today's game, with the score
tied, one out and Bush on third, Boeh-
ling purposely passed Cobb and Craw
ford. Veach drove out a snarp single
and Bush scored the run that gave De
troit its second straight victory over
Washington. 8 to 2. Cobb had a perfect
day at bat with three singles and two
passes in five times up. Score:
Washington I Detroit
BrtOAKI b n j a &
4 0 3 0 0 Bush, s 6 3 4 61
5 3 10 O'Morlarlty.a 4 13 2 0
3 10 1 01 obb.m... . 3 8 1 00
Acosta.r. .
Milan, m. ,
smith, 3. s.,
Bandll.1.,
5 110 8 OOawfordj 3 0 10 1
shanks,!.
r, 2 o o o;v each. I. . . o .
0 0
Morgan.2. 5 0 8 2 (iiKavan'gh.3 2 0 1
McBrlde.s. 0 0 0 0 O'Burns.l . . . 8 112
I
0
Foster,3... BOO 1 optanage.c.
2 0 5 00
Henry.c.
a v v i uitiasei ,c. ..
1 0 0 00
2 O 1 2 0
0 0 0 0 0
Boehling.p 4 2
4 OJDauss.p. .
.tiaiit.p. . . .
ovelkie.p
10O
ffiubuct . .
1 0 0 0 0
1 0 0 00
Heilman!.
Totals.. 41 9 28 12 0 Totals... 33 10 30 17 3
One out when winning run scored. tBat
ted for Stanage In eighth. tBatted for Dauss
in eighth.
Washington 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 2
Detroit O00O1001O 1 a
Runs, Poster, Boehling, Bush 2, Veach.
Two-base hit. Smith. Hits, off Dauss 8 In
8 Innings; off Main, 1 In 1-3 Innings: off
Coveleskle, none iu 1 2-3 Innings. Sacri
fice hits, Kavanaugh, Burns. Moriarlty.
Stolen bases, Milan 2. Foster. Oandil, Cobb
2., Btisli. Left un buses. Washington 11.
Detroit 10. Bases on balls, off Dauss 1. off
Boehling B. off Main 1. Struck out, by
Dauss 4. by Boehling 8. Passed ball, Stan
age. Time. 2:35. Umpires, Chill and Sheri
dan. Chicago 3, Boston 2. '
CHICAGO, June 19 Chicago evened
up the series with Boston today, win
ning, 3 to 2. 7'he winning run was
made in the seventh Inning. Scott
fumbled Weaver's grounder and Black
burn sacrificed. Singles by J. Col
lins and Chase scored Weaver. Score:
Boston Chicago
BHOAE.. BHOAE
Hooper.r. 4 2 10 O'Weaver.l.. 4 610
Scott,s... 4 11 5 iDi KDurn.i eaie.
Speak'r.m 3 1 2 0 0 Demmitt.l. 4 1 S 0 0
Lewis.l... 0 ? vM.CoIllns.r. ' 4 J 1 04
Janvnn.l. 2 0 12 0 OlChase, 1 . . . 4 1 8 1 0
Gardner.3 - 3 10 2 O.Bodie.m ... 4 2 3 00
Verkes.2.. 2 0 0 4 0 Schalk.c ... 2 0 5 20
Carrigan.c 2 0 4 1 0 Breton,3... 4 l o 2 V
H rlksen. 0 0 0 u Utien,p. . .. e v si
Thomas,c. 0 0 1 00
R.C'llns.D. 2 0 0 4 01
Behg... 1 0 0 0 01
Bedlent.p 0 0 0 10
' Totals. 27 5 24 IS 11 Totals. 3 11 27 12 2
Batted for Carrlran In the eighth.
Batted for R. Collins in the eighth.
Boston 1 0 1 0 0 02
Chicago 0 1 0 0 1 0 2
Runs, Hooper, Speaker. Weaver. Black
burn 2. Two-base hit. Hooper. Three-base
hit. Speaker. Hits, off R. Collins 10 In 7,
Bedlent 1 In 1. Sacrifice hits. Lewis, Black
bum. Stolen bases, Blackburn. Bodle 2,
Sclialk. Breton. Double play, Bens to Weaver
't. Rlnoirhtirn. Left on bases. Boston 3. Chi
cago 9. Base on balls, off R. Collins 2. off
Bnx 3. birucK out. ny seoa ". ay i. v.ii
llns 2. by Bedleut 1. Wild pitch, R. Col
lins. Time, 1:42. Umpires, Hildebrand and
O'Loughlln. '
St. Louis 6, Philadelphia 2.
ST. LOUIS, June 19. After Phila
delphia scored two runs in the opening
session today, St. Louis, by bunching
five hits, scored five runs and won, 6
to 2, making it two straight from the
champions. Score:
Philadelphia St. Louis
B H O A El
BHOAE
Murphy.r. 3 0 10 0!Sliotton,ra
Oldriug.l. 4 10 0 0jPratt,2. ..
Collins,2.. 4 2 2 1 0'WIMIams.r
Baker.2. .4212 l!C.Walker.l
Mclnnts.1. 4 0 11 0 OiLeary.l . . .
slave
2 11
Walsh. m. 4 o i l iinowara.1,
Barry. s.. 4 O I 6 0Wares,s.. .
Kchans-.c, 4 0 4 1 HAgnew.o. .
Wyckoff.D 10 0 1 !Wilman,p
Bre saier,
,p 1 1 1 201
r. 22 24 121
Totals. S3 (24 13 21 Totals. 2 I IT ill
Philadelphia 3,00X?!i 2 I
St. Louis uivv
Runs. Oldring. Collins, Shotton. Pratt,
Williams, Leary, Howard 2. Two-base hits.
Baker, Shotton. Leary. Howard. Hits, off
Wyckoff 6 in 1, off Bressler 4 In 7. Sacrlfioe
fly Agnew. Double plays. Bressler to Bsrry
to Mclnnls: Walsh to 8chang to Collins;
Baker to Mclnnls. Left on bases, Philadel
phia 6. St. Louis 5. Base n balls, off
Wyckoff 1. off Wellman 2, off Bressler 4.
Struck out. by Wellman 4. by Bressler 3.
Time, 2 hours. Umpires. Evans and Egan.
CLEVELAND, June 19 Gam with
New York postponed: rain.
Woodmen Form Bowling Letiguc.
Bowling teams from among the dif
ferent camps of the Woodmen of the
World have formed a league wnlcn win
bowl all IU games en the Crystal Lake
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Benjamin Suits
are worn by men and young men of discrimin
ating taste.
Suits for $20.00 and $25.00
and for f 30.00 and $ 35.00. Sold in on store
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Straw Hats of Several Makes and Styles
$3.00, $4.00, $5.00 and Up
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row. The George Washington ramp
bowls the Prospect Camp at 12:30 P. U I
the Portland Camp bowls the Multno
mah rmn at 11 A. M.. and the Webfoot
Camp meets the Arleta Camp at 4 P. M.
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Willamette University Attitude to
Sports Is Changed.
WILLAMETTE UNIVERSITY. Sa
lem, Or., June '19. (Special.) At
meeting of the athletlo council of the
university Wednesday th manage
ment of the 1914 football team wu
placed In the hands of Harry Irvine,
'15. Other managers chosen were:
n..v.th.ii. Inland Beckett- '16: track.
John Gary, '!; baseball. Aril WaU
ker. "16.
Since the annual meeting of th
Board of Trustees of th university
Tuesday, th athletic council is a much
more Important body than formerly.
At that time, general supervision of
athletics was tsfc-n from th hands
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two alumnL th physical director, a
faculty member appointed by th pre
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PHILADELPHIA, Jun 1. Jar
Gould, court tennis champion of tlx
world, may b calld upon to fiel"iid
hi till next year. Walter Klnaell
professional, of th Pqiiash Club. -f
New York, It ws said today, msyrl nl
lfng th champion If h ran first tiiM
po of several English contenders
Ktnsell In Knsland recently won
out of II matches against profession
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allowing his opponents a handicap.
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