12
OAKS WIN MO WITH
SENSATIONAL FINISH
Bobby Davis Severely Hurt in
Final Play of After
noon Game.
NESS KEEPS UP BAT RECORD
Swing at Wild Pitch in Last Inning
of Morning Game Averts Hiatus
and Beats Beavers Scores
v of Both Games 4 to S.
' Coast Lemarue Standings.
w.l. p.c.i "w.i p.c
R Francisco 43 42 .538;Los Angeles 50 49 .W)3
Fait Lake.. 46 4: .517 'Oakland.. . . 45 50.474
Portland... 44 43 .50;Venlce 43 50 .o2
Vesterday's Results.
At Portland Oakland 4-4. Portland 3-3
morning ftame 11 Inninjca).
At San Francisco Venice 5-7, San Fran
cisco 3-1. ,
At Los Angeles Los Angeles 8-2. Salt
Lake 2-3.
BT KOSCOE FAWCETT.
After losing all week, Oakland turned
and won two games from Portland yes
terday and the old town will need to
day's respite, to get back to normal.
Both engagements were thrillers re
plete with Bpectacular. brilliant ma
neuvers, and curiously, both closed with
4-3 scores. The afternoon name proved
costly to both teams, as Infielders Mar
can of .the Oaks and Davis of Port
land suffered injuries that likely will
keep them out of the game for the
coming series.
The morning- game, witnessed by 1200
souls, went 11 innings, and was the
most freaky affair of the season.
Krause led 2-0 up to the ninth when
"Rowdy" Elliott injected himself into
the game as a pinch hitter and hit the
ball over the left field fence In the
general direction of the Philippines for
a psychological home run.
Ness' Record Saved.
Elliott's swat tied the score 2-2 and
was all that saved Jack Ness" consecu
tive batting record. Ness had gone
hitless up to the eleventh inning of this
morning's game. In this never-to-be-forgotten
stanza, with runners on first
and third and the score 3-3, McCredle
gave Rube Evans orders to walk Ness,
and if Evans had gone through with it
Ness would not now be exulting over
84 consecutive games of hitting.
Evans started to obey his manager's
orders but must have got his wires
twisted. After serving up two balls
he lobbed one too close to the plate,
and Ness reached over and pasted it
between first and second bases for a
single, sending Manda home with the
winning tally.
This is only about half of the ex
citement of that frenzied forenoon fi
asco. Krause had the Oaks feeding out
of his blisters up to the ninth inning.
Only one hit had been chalked against
him and it looked like a cinch bet
for a 2-0 finish, when Guest's grounder
took a bad hop over Davis head and
went for three bags and .enabled El
liott to tie the game with his homer.
Beavers Tie In Tenth.
As if this were not enough the Oaks
scored one run in the tenth on hits
by Gardner and Litschi and Portland
came right back in the last of the
Inning with another tying run.
McCredie rushed out two pinch hit
ters, and both came through nobly.
Fisher doubled to left and Doane
scored him with a triple Texas leaguer
down the foul line. In the afternoon
Doane belted out another pinch hit, so
It was quite a day for the shifty out
fielder. Southpaw Abies started this game
for the Oaks, but was relieved by
Klawitter in the ninth, and Klawitter
took the credit of winning. It was
his first win of the week, after three
disastrous starts.
The afternoon game. witnessed by
4700 paid admissions, was not quite
co brimful of fire and cayenne, but
its finish was exciting enough to stir
up more noise than an Italian army
corps eating sphagetti.
With the bases full and the score
4-2 in favor of Oakland, Bill Stumpf
laced a screaming line hit into left
field in the ninth, and if Howard Drew
had been on second instead of Bobby
Davis Portland would have won the
game. As it was, Doane scored from
third base and Davis was nabbed at
home by inches on a remarkable throw
by Middleton.
Davis Is Injured.
Davis wrenched his knee sliding Into
Elliott, or there might have been a
riot. Umpire Kinney's decision prob
ably was correct, but it was eo close
and the crowd so worked up that one
could have expected almost anything.
Doane knocked out his second pinch
hit in this frame, and a walk to Davis
and Derrick's scratch hit conspired to
fill the bags for the final dramatic
play.
Luck was much against the Beavers
all through the day. for Johnston and
Gardner also cut runners down at the
home plate by wonderfully accurate
throws from the outfield.
Southpaws Lush and Remneas opened
aa rival flingers. but Remneas gave
way to Dutch Klawitter late in the
game. and Dutch finished. Lush
pitched good ball, as two of the Oak
tallies were the result of an error
by Bates.
Marcan's Injury occurred In the sixth
Inning when he twisted a ligament in
his ankle tagging Hillyard at second
base. Dr. J. D. Sternberg, who at
tended both him and Davis, said Mar
can's injury was not at all serious,
but it would require an X-ray photo
to determine definitely the extent of
Davis' knee wrench.
"I dcn't think he will be out more
than 10 days at the limit.' said he.
Oakland left for home last night
with three games of the eight played.
Yesterday's scores:
Morning same:
Oakland Portland.
H O AE' B H O AE
lffld'ton.1. 3
Marcan.2. 4
0 2
0 8
U u IaTia.B.
7 0iDerrlck.l .
0 0,Stumpf,2.
O 4 o
2 12 o o
Johnson. m o
1 2
20
1 U
00
Hate.3. .
Ness.l
1 13 1(1
Hill.
Oardner.r.
Kuhn.c. .
Lltchl.3..
Gueit,. ...
Able.P
Klawlfr.p.
Elliott..
liaodt,c. .
2 4
1 7
Pea,.r::r.
1 "iCarlsch.c.
2 "jLober.l
1 lIKrause.p. ,
2-Flsber.c...
1 oiDoane. ..
0 10
f 2 0
6 O 0
0 3 0
0 O 0
1
1 1
0 1
0 O
1 0
0 o Evant.D. o o o o u
Totals.. 88 8 83 16 0-' Totals. .37 9 33 15 0
Batted tor Middleton In th
Batted for K.rause In 10th."
Oakland 000000002 1 14
Hita O 000100022 3 8
Portland 0 101O0OO01 o a
Hits 1 20201O012 U u
Runs. Guest, Elliott. Kubn, Manda, Fisher,
Etumpf, Hillyard. Struck out by Krause 1,
Able-s 4. Klawitter 1. Base on bails, oft
Krause 2. Two-base hits. Hillyard. Carisch.
Stumpf, Speaa, Derrick. Lltschl. Fisher.
7hxee-baM bits, Guest, Dotae. Home-runs,
I TSOME SIDELONG SQUINTS AT AFTERNOON BALL GAME BETWEEN OAKLAND AND PORTLAND
I fcsi tKUAl AT RECREATION PARK.
r '"sr-sr ta 'V.. V-M. I
' . . --".-.. -rl'iSV. A";?' v; Ur .....
.. -':-'7 i
As '-. ' i.r. . :.-" " ".1
y-i y x - - . . - . T- v- .
- ZC w m
...
Gfn'1 'w Diamond From U Grandstand, Wit BobVy Ds-b
In Both Ganra and Boosted Keeor d to S4 Cnmea of Csuentln Ulttln
Kecord. 3 Hillyard Out at th Plato Johnston's Sraaat tonal Throw
Elliott. Double plays. Marcan to Guest to
Ness. Davis to Derrick. Gardner to Kuhn.
Sacrifice hits. Bates. Stumpf, Lober. Innins
pitched by Abies 8, runs 2. hits 6. st bat 27;
Krause 10. runs S. hits 3. at bat 33. Runs
responsible for. Abies 2 Klawitter Krause
3, Evans 1. Charge defeat to Evans. Credit
victory to Klawitter. Time, 1:50. Um
pires, Williams and Finney.
Afternoon game:
Oakland I Portland
B H O A El BHOAE
MId'ton.I.. 4 3 2 1 0'Davls.s. ... 3 14 30
Marcan.2. 2 0 4
2 O Derrick.l.. 4
211 0 0
Johns'n.m 4 13 1 0!Stumpf.2. . 6
12 2 0
Ness.l 3 2 10 1 O.Bstes.3. . . 4
S 1
oardner.r. z o 2
0 n Hillyard, m 3
1 0'Hpeas.r. ... 4
2 1 : FLoher.c. .. 3
3 0 Lober.l.... 4
3 0 Lush. p.... 2
1 0i Doane... 1
o o
o o
3 O
0 I
2 0
0 0
Kuhn.c. .. 3
2
1
1
0
2
0
o
L.ltschl.3.. 3
Guest. s. . 8
Kemne's,p 3
Elllott.c. 1
Manda.2.. 1
Klater.p. 0
1 li
o o
Totals.. 29 7 27 16 21 Totals. .33 11 27 13 2
Batted for Lush In ninth.
Oakland. 01030000 o ' 4
Hits 12O31O01 0 7
Portland O001001O 1 3
Hits. 02230010 3 11
Runs, Johnston. Ness. Gardner. Batea,
Speas. Doane. Struck out. by Lush ti. by
Remneas 1, by Klawitter 1. Bases on balls,
off Iun 1, off Remneas S, off Klawitter 1.
Two-base hits. Hillyard. Johnston, Ness.
Batea Uouble plays, Johnston to Kuhn, Mar
can to Neaa, Guest to Marcan to Ness, Bates
to Derrick. Sacrifice hits, Gardner 2. Stolen
base, lober. Innings pitched, by Remneas
0 2-3. runs 2. hits 8, at bat 24. Runs re
sponsible for. Remneas 1. l.ush 2, Kiswit
ter 1. Credit victory to Kemneas. cbarr
defeat to Lush. Time of same, 1:50. Um
pires. Finney and Williams.
VENICE BEATS SEALS TWICE
Tigers Drive Christian Off Mound
In Morning Game.
SAN FRANCISCO. July 5. Venice
took two games from the league leaders
today, winding up a nine-game series,
of which San Francisco won Ave. The
morning game, played in Oakland, found
Tyler Christian, ex-manager of the Oak
land team, on the mound for the Seals.
He was forced to give way to Fanning,
however, and Venice won 5 to 3.
Costly boots at critical times by Cor-
han and Meloan, coupled with heavy
hitting by the Venetians, spelled a 7-to-1
defeat for the Seals In the after
noon game, played on this side of the
bay. Scores:
Morning same:
Venice I San Francisco
B H O AE B H O AE
Carllsle.l. 5 1 3 0 0(r.ar4.2. . . . 4 1
4 5 0
1O0
Beriner.s. . 10 0 O V Bchaller.l.. 4 1
Wllholt.r.. 5 3 2 0 0 Meloan, r.. 4 1
Bayless.m. 5 12 O 0Downs.l. . 4 O
Purtell.3.2 3 12 1 U Bodlt.m... 3 1
5 0 0
8 0 1
10 0
110
4 2 0
3 3 1
0 10
O 2 0
O 0 0
G'hmann.l 4 2 11 0 OjJones.3.. . . 3 1
RlSUCrj,,! 4 X 4 IjtllOrK.C... 4 U
Mltza.c... 4 11 llCorhan.s.
3 !
Henley.p.. 4 1 O 2 O'hrlstlan.p
Hetllng.3. 3 0 2 0 0 Fannin. p.
3 O
(i-'ltxserald 1 0
Totals. .88 11 27 8 2 Totals... 32- 27 14 2
Fitzgerald batted for Block in ninth.
Venice 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 2 0 S
Hits . 2 O 0 1 1 3 1 3 O 11
San Francisco ........ 3 0 0 0 0 O 6 0 0 3
Hits 2 O 0 0 1 0 1 1 l
Runs, Wllholt. Bayless. Parte!!. Giefch-
mann. Mltze, Leard. Meloan, Bodle. Four
runs. 9 hits off Christian. 31 at bst. out in
eighth. 1 on and 1 out. Stolen bases, Wli-
holt. Bodle. Jones. Two-base hits. Leard.
Glelchmann, Henley, Schaller, Bayiess.
:acrmce hits. Bodle. Jones. Struck out by
Christian 1. Hit by pitcher. Purtell. Hetling
by Christian. Double Dlav. Rlsber to
Glelchmann. Left on bases, Venice 8. San
Francisco 4. Runs responsible for Henlev
2. Christian 4. Fannin 1 China defeat to
Christian. Wild pitch. Fanning. Time of
game. i:i. umpires, Held and Gutnrle.
Afternoon gams:
Venice I San Franrlsco
B HO A El B H O A E
Carllsle.l.
1 2 0tLeard.2.
0 1
3 0
00
Berger.s.. 5
Wllholt.r. 5
Bayless. m. 5
10 4 O'Kchaller.l.
2 2 0 0 Meloan. r...
1 1
1 2
1 2 OUiKowns.l
1 13 2 0
1 2 00
0 2 2 0
0 2 0 0
12 6 1
O 1 OO
0 1 00
R!sbenr.2. 5
P S 1 0Bodle.m... 3
Glelch'n.l. 5
2 10 Oojones.3... 3
0 1 8 OlSchmldLc. 3
Hetllnr.3. 6
Spencer.c
4 17 1 OiCorhan.a.. 3
3 0 O 2 OjRelaigl.p. . 1
Hltt,p. ...
,ii.uniay.p.. z
Totals. 40 11 27 11 0. Totals.. 81 3 27 13 2
Venice 0 0 2 4 0 0 0 0 1 7
Hlu 0 1 2 5 0 1 0 1 1 11
San Francisco 0 0 0 0 1 O 0 0 O 1
Hits 1 0 0 0 8 0 0 0 1 5
Runs. Carlisle, Berger. 2. Wllholt Glelch
mann. SDencer. Hitt. Downs. six runs ft
hits off Relsigl. 21 at bat. In 3 2-3 In
nings, ont In 4th, z on and 3 oat. Home
run. Glelchmann. Two-base hits. Berger.
Spencer. Corhan. Base on balls, off Reisigl
1. Klllilay 1. Struck one. ov BUtt . Relsial
1. Hit by pitcher, Hitt and Spencer by
Klllilay; Carlisle by Relsigl. Stolen base.
Schaller. Runs responsible for. Hitt 1.
Relsigl 1, Klllilay 1. Left on bases. Venice
11. San Francisco . Charge defeat to
Reixlgl Time of game, L4o. Umpires.
Held and Guthrie.
ANGELS AND BEES DIVIDE
Salt Lake, Defeated, 2-8, Comes
Back for Victory by 3 to C
LOS ANGELES, CaL. July 5. Log
Angeles and Salt Lake divided a
double-header today, the Angels win
ning the morning game. 8 to 2, and the
Bees the afternoon game. 3 to 2. J.
Ryan was the star in the box and
at bat for the Angels In the forenoon.
Metxger's error In the ninth inning of
the afternoon game was largely re-
TITE MORNING OTTEG OXT AN. TUESDAY. JULY O, IMS.
-::i'r !.-
sponsible
Score:
Morning
, Salt Laki
Shlnn.r. ..
Orr.s.....
3edeon.2. .'
B. Ryan. I .
Zacher.m.
Tennant, 1
Barhour.3.
Meek.c. ..
Morgan. p.
Hall.p
for Salt Lake's winning run.
Los Angel
O AE B H O AE
2 OMarrert.r. 4 1 2 oo
4 8 1 MclluH n.I 4 I 1 S 0
3 8 1 Wolter.m.. 6 2 3 01
0 OOKoerner.l. 5 110 11
4 O 0 Kllls.m. . . 3 2 4 00
5 I 0 Terry .a... . 3 1 1 40
0 8 1 Rraokic. 4 2 4 Oo
2 2 OMelsger.3. 4 O 2 30
O 1 0 J.Kjan.p.. 4 3 0 90
o l o:
Totala. .2 8 24 14 Si Totals.. ..J 11 27 13 2
Salt Lake 0 O 0 O O 0 O 2 o 2
Hits 10000002 0 3
Los Angeles 0008 I 220 8
Hits O 1 1 3 2 4 2 0 13
Runs. Barbour. Meek. Wolter. Ellis '
Terry, Brooks, J. Ran 2. Three-base hits.
Meek. Shlnn. Two-base hits. Ellis. J. Rysn
Koerner. Sacrifice hits, Moriran. Terry. Hall.
Struck out. by J. Ryan I. Base on balls, r.ff
Morgan 1. off Hall 1. off J. Ryan 1. Runs
responsible for, Morgan 2. Hall S. J. Rvan 1
Five hits. 8 runs, 14 at bat off lloraan In
3 1-3 Innlnga. Charge defeat to Morgan.
Double plays. J. Ryan to Terry to Koerner
to Brooks; Oedeon to Orr to Tennant. lilt
by pitcher. Ellis by Hall Wild pitch J.
Kyan. Stolen bases. Wolter. Ellla. Time,
1:41. Umpires. Toman and Phyla.
Afternoon game:
Salt Lake I Los Angeles
BHOAE BHOAE
Bhlnn.r. . .
Orr.s
tiedeon.2.
B Rysn.l.
Zacher.m.
Tennant.1
Hallinan.3
Rohrer.c
0 0'Mag-rt.r. .
O 1
0 0
0 1
0 0
1 0
0 0
8 0 McMul'n.2.
2 O Wolter.m..
0 O Koerner.l.
00 Ellls.l...
0 O Terry.s.. ..
8 0 Boles.c. . .
1 0'Metiser.3
1 5
2 1
2 15
0 0
2 110
1 00
2 0 2
0 00
0 0 0
0 0 0
C, Will-s. p.
2 0 J. Will's. p.
J
tsls..3 10 27 11 o
neum r" . .
Brooks"..
Tots1s..3 10 27 11 0 Totals. .30 7 27 IB
Batted for Metzger In ninth: "Batted for
J. Williams In ninth.
Salt Lake a 00101000 1 8
. Hits 11312010 1 10
Los Angeles 101 0O0OO 0 2
Hits 2030O20O 1 7
Runs. Gedeon. Rohrer. C. Williams, Wol
ter J. Williams. Three-base hlta, Rohrer. C
Williams. Two-base hit. Koerner. Sacrifice
hits, Zacber, Mssgert. Orr. McMulien. struck
out. by J. Williams 1. by C. Williams 3
Base on balls, off J. Williams 3. off C.
Williams 2. Runs responsible for. C. Will
iams 2. J. Williams 2. Double p'.sys. Terry
to McMulien to Koerner 2. J. Wiiilsms to
Terry to Koerner. Hit by pitcher, Terry.
Time of game, 1:58. Umpires, phyle and
Toman.
What the Box Scores Show
About Player You Know.
HAM HIATT, ex-Northwestern
Leaguer, made two putouts and an
error for the St. Louis Nationals In their
morning game with Pittsburg. . In the
second game he made a hit. two put
outs and one assist.
Olson, ex-Beaver, made two runs,
one hit, three putouts, two assists and
an error Tor Cincinnati in Its first
game with the Chicago Cubs, which
it won. 8 to 5.
In the second game, won by Cincin
nati 12 to 7. Olson made one hit, one
putftut and one assist.
Peckinpaugh. ex-Beaver, made two
putouts and an assist for the New
York Yankees in their first game with
the Athletics, which they lost, 2 to 4.
He also contributed an error. In the
second game Peckinpaugh made one
run and two hits, one a homer. He
also made six assists and two errors.
Portland Bill James. ex-Beaver,
pitched the St, Louis Browns to a 3
to 1 victory over Chicago In the first
game. He made one hit, four assists,
struck out three men and allowed
eight hita
The Buffalo Federals . sent Gene
Krapp to the mound in a vain effort
to save the second gams of their dou
bleheader with Baltimore, which they
lost, 2 to .
ST. LOUIS FEDS REGAIN LEAD
Kansas City Is Defeated, 1 to 0, and
4 to 3 in Donbleheader.
KANSAS CITT. Mo, July 5. St. Louis,
after regaining first place by defeating
Kansas City in the morning game 1 to 0,
clinched It by winning again In the
afternoon 4 to 3. Scores:
Morning game
R- H- E l R. H. E.
St. Louis. ...1 4 OIKan. City...O 3 2
Batteries Groom and Hartley; Main
and Easterly.
Afternoon game
R. H. E. R. H. E.
St. Louis. ...4 7 lKan. City. ..3 S 1
Batteries Plank, Crandall and Hart,
ley; Henning, G. Johnson and Brown.
Baltimore 5-0, Buffalo 8-2.
BALTIMORE. July 6.' Buffalo and
Baltimore split even in today's game.
Rain prevented the morning game and
It was played off In the afternoon. The
Terrapins were at the short end of
the first game. 8 to S, while they won
the second set-to, 9 to 1. It was John
:
M stl il s!l ! j
- . ... .1
. J
v " ' ,
1 I
- -.1 I
at Dst Wsrk Nru, Wke Ult atlr
m or Oaly tlx Behind Cohha World's
la tho Seeond lanlns.
son's third straight win since he Joined
Baltimore. Scores:
First lame
It. If. E. R. H. K.
Buffalo.... 8 11 0Baltlmore... 6 10 0
Batteries Ford. Bedtent and Blair;
Bender. Conley and Owens.
- Second game
R. H. E. It. II. K.
Buffalo.... 110 2Baltlmore. . . 9 11 0
Batteries Kchultx, Krapp and Blair,
Allen: Johnson and Jacklitsch.
'Cliicafro S-z, Pittsburgh 5-1.
CHICAGO, July 6 Fast base-running
gave Pittsburg the first game 6 to 3.
and Zelder"s good batting brought vic
tory to Chicago 3 to 1 In the second
part of the holiday double here today.
Scores:
First game
It. H. E. R. If. E.
Pittsburg ..6 11 1 Chi cairo 3 3
Batteries Allen and Berry; Brown
and Wilson.
Second game-It-
H. E. R. H. EL
Pittsburg ..1 lChlcago 2 1
Batteries; Hearne and Berry; Pren
dergast and Fischer.
Newark S, Brooklyn 1.
NEWARK. N. J., July 6. Wlltse re
ceived miserable support from his
Brooklyn teammates today and Newark
won. 2 to 1. In 14 innings. Moaeley and
Reulbach, on the mound for Newark,
allowed Just double the hits made off
Wlltse. but their support was excellent
with men on bases. Score:
R. H. K. R. H. EL
Brooklyn... 110 7iXi trk.... 2 6 1
Batteries Wlltse and Land: Reul
bach. Moseley and Rarlden.
BAKER DEFEATS LA GRANDE
Game Leaves Teams Tied for Lead
In League, With One Game Left.
LA GRANDE. Or, July S. (Special.)
Baker pulled up and won a weird
sort of ball game here today, 10 to .
and tied La Grande for first place In
the league after La Urande had taken
that distinction from Baker two weeks
ago. There remains one game to play
to finish the season, and post-season
games are likely, for both Baker and
La Grande play second division teams
on curtain day.
La Grande scored seven runs In the
first two Innlnirs today. Tho score:
R H El RUE
La Grande.. 4 !Baker 10 3 10
Batteries Mclnnls and Rlchter; Fos
bury. Crosby and Jackson.
Baseball Statistics.
STANDINGS OF THE TKAMs.
National Leasroe.
W u PC
W.
33
L P.C.
Chlrago.. .
PhlLa
Pittsburg..
8L Louis. .
.ooj Brooklyn. . .
!W 2 .:i3-n-lnnall..
34 '.VI ..".10 H, tun
37 11.614 New York...
American League.
4S 2 .M!KYsshlngton.
3 24 .olHKt. l-oul.. . ..
4 21 . Cleveland
il 34 .loTll'hlla
reaeral l oasTio.
42 27 .SOO'Vewark
34 .JJ
ao
so
3.1 .4
37 .44s
Mi .411
Chicago. .
Boston. .
Detroit. ..
New York
82
21
32 .""0
43 .348
Ft. Louis.
34
SO
2T
24
81. SOT
4 I .4 3
41 .3s.
44 .iOA
KanaasClty 41M.3BHmnki,ii
Chicago.... 40 32 .ilo Baltimore. .
Pittsburg.. 38 31 .11 .buffalo
Ajnerlraa Association.
Indianapolis 45 27 .23:cieeland. . .
Louisville.. 34 as .1:1.". V llw.t.kA
34
34 .SOO
34 .4U1
l 4'.l
43 .3X1
8-
r aui. . . .
Kansas City
.10 3 .!7 Mlnnespolis 33
37 37 .iWiLolural.ua. . s
Western Lena lie.
3!2S v Denver
3.1 30 .r.24 Sioux City. ,
." 32 .t22 St. Joseph..
37 41 .47 VVlcnHa.. . .
Des Moines.
Lincoln.. , . .
Omsha. . . .
Topeka.....
33
2H
27
25
3 .47
::h .4. -4
37 .4 22
3S.3U7
Northwestern fas-ae.
Spokane.... 42.niVlctorla..... Mill III
Tacoma 44 31 .1.-.7 Aberdeen .17 4.1.443
Nancouver. 3 3S .5w Seattle 30 4s. 361
Yesterday's Remits.
American Association Louisville 1T-2
Indianapolis 6-1; Cleveland i-U Columbus
S-O; Minneapolis 3-3. Hi. 1'aul 13-2: Kansas
City. B-O. Milwaukee 1,-2.
Western Leaarue 8u Joseph 3. Omaha O;
Lincoln 12-11. Wichita 6-1: Ies Moines 3-3
Kloux City 2-0: Dtaitr -H. Topeka 3-5.
Where the Teams Play This Week.
Pacific Coast Lea sue Los Anselea at
Portland: Oakland at Kan Kraneisco. Venice
vs. Halt Lake at Los Anseles. x0 games
scheduled today; teams traveling)
Haw tho Dsrlea Ended.
Pacific Coast League Portland 6 games,
Oakland. 3 aamea: Los Anselea. 6
Fait Lake, 4 games: San Francisco, S games.
Venice. 4 games.
Bearer Batting Averages.
AB. H. Ave.
Bates... :io 74 IssiDosna..
Hillyard. Iftt .41 .1:4 l.u.h . . . .
Fisher.. :i 47 .11 Krause. . .
Bpeas . :7 4 .314 Kvans. . . .
Stumpf.. : log .301 Kshler..
Lober... Si4 II ,71 Hl(i
Derrick. 14 S .1 72 fov, leak .
L'avis... J: 17 .144 Kcefe. ..
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GINGIfJ NAT! WINS
TWO FROM CHICAGO
Defeats and Phillie Victory
Over Yankees Cut Cubs
Lead to One Game.
BRESNAHAN GETS IN ROW
Manager and Umpire) Nearly Clash
Over Attempt to Go to First on
Balls Too Soon Banishment
and Oat Results.
CHICAGO. July . Cincinnati cut
down Chicago's pennant lead to one
game today when It took both ends of
the holiday bill. 3 tn S and 13 to 7.
while Philadelphia defeated New York.
In the first game Manager Bresnahan
crossed the plate while the pitcher
was in the act of delivering a ball
and ran to first base under the as
sumption that It was the fourth balL
Umpire Qulgley called hlra out. Bres
nahan rushed at the arbiter, who threw
hla mask to the ground and started
after Bresnahan. flayers stepped be
tween the two men and after consid
erable wrangling Bresnahan was or
dered to the clubhouse. Score:
First game:
Cincinnati I Chic
b it oak!
BHOAE
4 1110
6 3 3 1 i
4 1111
3 2 3 3 0
3 1 0 I
3 I OO
I O 3 0
3 O 2 O O
4 16 0 0
o 0 O 3 0
O 0 O o O
4 o e o
Uarh.m.. 2 11 0 0 flood. r
llrraog.a..
t iniru.c.
K illiler.l.
Clroh.2 . . . .
cnrrith.r.
Olson. 1. . .
Uoi s.1..
0
0 6
1 1
1 4
3 2
6 c Kl.her.s. ..
0 1 'rnulte.l..
1 0 imn.2. . .
3 O ier. 1 . . ,.
0 o S irms.m.
1 3
2 1 Knlsely.m.
0 lo O O Phe.an.J..
s neid-r.p.
0 0 0 1 Hrvs' han.o
Toney.p.. l
lie u lou, u .. 1
0 0 1 u Archer. c.
1 0 ltV..b,l.p..
AUatue.p.
Totals.. 34 102 13 2 Totals. .US 10 27 IS 4
Mlresnahan out for stepp.ng across plate
while pitcher was la act of dellvertn ball.
Cincinnati 60100100 1 S
Chicago 000041OO 01
Huns, llersog. Kllllfer 2. tlroh. Griffith 2.
Oleua 2, Oood. Klsber 2. SMrbulte. Zimmerman.
Two-base hits. Brvsralian. Leach, baler. Rtl.
lifer. Home run. tinfflth. stolen baa.
llersog. Olson, Uara, Sacrifice hits, tirif
flth. aCollwlts. Leach. Double plas. Hersos
to Oron to Moliwus 2. Base on balls, off
7-ab 1 off Kcbneidrr 3, o:f Toner a. off
Adams 3. Hlta. off abel 3 In 1 Inning, olf
Adams 7 In a Inainai, oft bchnelder 3 In
4 1-J Innlnga. off Ton.y 2 In 1 inning, orf
Jicnion none In 3 1-3 innings. H:t by pitcher,
by llenton. Knlsely; by Zabel. Klllixer.
Struck out, by Auams 3. by r-chnetder 2. by
Toney 2, by llenton 1. Passed bail, Wingu.
Lmpirea, Qulgley and Orth.
Fecond game:
Cincinnati Chicago
11HOAE BHOAE
Ieach.m.
llermog.a,
V in io,a
Clarke.e.
Kl.llfer.l.
Gr.h.2. . .
tirltf Ith.r
Olstin.l . .
Molla lts.1
Ameap. ..
6 3 3 1 f,ooa.r.... 4 1 si
341 Kuher.s..
1 3
1
1 o
0 Sciiulte.1.
4 ) 7.1m man.3 6
0 it,r. 1 . . 6
3 Wiiirms.m 4
o lheian. 3. 4
1 0 Archer. e. . 4
2 o l.aender.
3 Mclrr j. 1
l'lcrce.p.. 3
3 4
111 O 1
114 0
1
4 4
4 0
1 3
0
1
t 0
0 4
4
4
Totala. .41 11 7 14 II Totala. .3 14 II 14 6
r-aiid for Lavender In the, third.
Cincinnati 0 O 4 4 1 1 3 4 3 It
Chicago .... 0 1 4 1 4 4 3 3
Ittine. Leach 2. llerxog. Wlngo, Clarke.
Klllif-r 1. I iron 4. Ames. OooJ. Ftsber X.
Kchuite. WlWiame, Archer. 1'ierce.. Two
base lilts, Williams KUlifer. Archer. Pierre.
Xiollwlls. Ciroh. Zimmerman. Tnree-base
hits, Uroh. pieroa. Home rana, Wlngo.
Ciroh. Stolen ba.ea. Amea, Clarke. Larr.ed
run. Cincinnati 1J: i Mraeo I. Fa.rllic.
hits, llersog 1. Ltouble playa. Archer and
Zimmerman; Uroh; Hrraoa and Mollwn
liases on balls. Lavender 1: Ames 2. l'lerce
I. Hits off Lavender B In three Innings;
Pierre 13 In six Inninre. struck out by Lav
ender 2; Pierce 6: Ames 4. Wild pitches.
Ames 2. Piece. Umpires. Orth and Julgley.
Brooklyn 6, Boston S.
BROOKLTN. July S By bunching
hlta off Hughea and Strand Brooklyn
beat the Boston Nationals In the after
noon game today by a score of ( to 3.
The morning game was prevented by
rain snd will be played as part of a
double-header tomorrow. Score:
Boston I Brookljn
B II O At B HO AB
rsilbert.r. .
Kvers.2.. .
v'onnoily.l.
Smith, 1.. .
Schmidt. L
Magee.m..
si nville.s
tSowdy.c.
Ilucltes.p.
ai uran . . .
3 0 1 I u.Mrers.m... 4 3 4 oo
I 3
S 3
0 2
0 lo
1 O
1 O
3 6
0 O
1 O
O O
4 1 - imara.a .
O 0,1 iauherl.lt
5 o'u h-at.m..
O O Cutiha w.2.
Oe-tenseLr..
0 Jets.!. . ..
4 0 Mci'arty.c.
1 Ol'feffer.p..
0 O
0 3
1 12
1 1
2 3
O 3
2 O
0 3
1 I
1 I
1 l
O c
4 0
0 1
2 0
1 0
3 0
Mranrt.p. .
O O,
tKllspal'k 1 O O 00J
Totals. .St 4 24 IS il
Totals.. .23 27 11 3
Hstted for Hughes In seventh,
tliatted for btrand in ninth.
nostnn OO009O1 0 O 3
lirooklyn 30 110O0 1 4
I; una. Usee, aiaranvtlle 2. Myers. Omara.
rautert. neat 2. t!et To-bae hlia
Connolly, Ola Three-base hit.. Wheat.
Cut.haw. Iioul-le play, (ieia. Cut, haw an.!
Iaul.ert, 1'a.s on balls, off Hughea 3. ofl
Ifeffer 2. Hlta off Hughes 7 In Innlnas
off strand 3 In 2 Innings. Struck out. by
Hughes 4. hy Strand 1. by Pfff-r 2. Passed
bel.s. (joadr. I'mplraa, Hyron and aCaaua.
Pittsburg t-5, SL Ixul 3-0.
PITTSBURG. July 5. The SL Louis
Nationals and rittsburn; broke even In
a double bill here today, the visitors
taking the morning game 3 to 1 and the
Pirates winning this afternoon S to 0.
The early game proved a pitching
duel between Mamaux and Doak. Har
mon, for the Pirates, was effective this
afternoon and never was In danger.
Score:
Morning game:
bl- Louis
B It O
Butlers.. 1 1
Muggins. 2. 3 0 3
Ite.rher.l. 2 O O
Mlller.l... 4 1 13
Wilson. m. 4 10
Hvalt.r... 4 0 2
llerk.3.... 3 O 1
SnyfJr.c. 4 O 7
Ioak.p.. 3 2 0
I Pittsburg
H M O AE
4 o Oirev 1 S
4 or 'ollina.m.. 3
O O Tiaird X . . . 3
OU'H ehman.r 4
0 nAVagrer.s. . 4
O n'Vloa 2 . . . . 4
3 1 JohnMin.l. 4
2 1 llhaon.e. . . 1
4 O f smaux.p 3
X o o
o o n
0 o o
soo
8 on
3 3 0
a o o
4 3 0
1 1 I
O It 0
"t n.ieiio. i
(Murphy. 1 O O O0
tela. .27 4 27 14 3" Totals.. .32 7 27 SI
To
Hatted rort:iteon in ninth.
Hatted for alaroaux In ninth.
St. Louis O OO 1 0 0 0 t 03
Pittsburg ...O 0 O O 0 O 0 1 O 1
Runs. Butler X, rvtake Collins Two-base
hlta lalrd. Wagn-r. Stolen bases. Miller.
Hatrd 2. Double plava Berk. Huaglns and
Miller. Bases on balls, off toak 4. off
M.mauz 3. H'.t by rltrher. by Mamaux
llJesrher). Beck. Struck out, ly Doak .
by Mamaux 7. Passed ball. Clusoo. em
pires. Klein and Ems:ie.
Afternoon came:
L Louis
Plttsbars .
It H O AE
HMO AK
Hutler.e... 4 o e 4 wr-arey.l. ... 3 1 1 oo
Mu:rs.l. 3 O 3 3 I olllrs.m. 3 0 0 oo
Kwha... 10 0 Pslrd J. . . 4 I 0 Ol
Pes-her.l. 4 0 1 OOHInehm'n.r 3 2 110
Mlller.l... SIS IVWumrj., 3 3 I 60
wuson.m. 3 13 Oovins.2 4 1 0 eo
Matt.r. .. 3 13 1 u John.ion.l. 3 117 OO
Herk.3 , S 0 4 1 O Hrhini.c. .. 8 O lo
Snyder.e.. 3 14 4 o Harmon. p. 3 O 1 3 0
Meadowap S 0 0 loj
Totala. .30 4 24 14 1 Totals. .34 4 27 17 1
ltatted for Hucslns In ninth.
St. I.uls 0 0 0 0 0 O0 0 00
Plttsburs; 0 3 4 0 0 0 0 3 3
Runs. Csrey. Balrd. Ulnrhman 2. Wssner
Tao.baae hits. Carey. Wagner 2. Earned
runs. I'lttsbura ft. Left on bases. Fit Louis
X Pittsburg 4. Bases on balls, off Meadows
4. MrurK out. by aseaaome a. by Harmon
4. I'mplrea Klena and Emails.
I'hlludolplila 2, New York 0.
dum inn pin i , .. i , 1. 1
who doubled In the second Inning, waa
the only New Tork runner to set on
.no uatra in ma Keui. mis i icrnoon,
kl.a PI.II...UVI. . . .a.
n Italia iiiinunflll. muu 1 I Ulll 1 II C
Giants t to 0. The home team's victory
uufl V llir I-Ulllllilia ua Qur S ' 11 I
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second. Rain prevented the morning
game. Score:
New Tork Philadelphia
11HOAK 11 11 OAK
nume.l... 4 u 1 o o n-me S .. 4 1 2 3 j
Hnt, sun.r. 3 O O O o ll.nrrt.ft.a 3 O 1 30
!lea 3 O 1 3 o vk hltlej.tn 4 1 2 00
h eirher.a 3 O 3 3 I rsvatn.r.. 4 2 2 O t-M-rkle.l..
3 1 lo 0 Itrrker 1 . . 4 1 1 00
1 t r r , 1 a n r a a . . . , .. , a .
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eeao.. 3 O 4 1 Kll.lter.C. 3 1 7 Ow
.errm.p. 3 a o 1 t Ale, dor. p. 3 1 1 40
urant-... 1 O O OO
Totals. .2S 124 13tj Totals. .30 0 37 12 0
liallel toe tmmt I n,n,K
New York OOOO0S0O O O
I'Uilad.lphla O30S0OO0 -i
Ituna. Cravath. flecker Two-base hit.
aterkie. Sarnflc. hit. N'ehoff. Koubie play
I'oyle lo Kletcher to Uerkle. Paae on ba.ia
off perrltt L struck cut. by lerrltt 3, by
A.eaander ft 1'mpir.a Hit'r and Hart.
MAROONEETBEAVERS
ORAV50X AVKRS HIS TEAM WILL
HAKK COASTKRS plav hard.
riedsnent Maaurr llepea to Take
Cease Front Coaat Leaiarra To
day I'rwanlaro 1'au.t Content.
Manner Georce Oraykon, of the
Piedmont Maroons, will hurl his City
Leacue aquad at the Weavers this aft
ernoon at Kecreation l'ark with the
determination to do or die. Grayson
hopes to defeat the Beavers, and It
would he a blr feather In his cap to
do IL
ltoth the Maroons and the Beavers
will line up as usual with the excep
tion that "Leepy" Land will be In riant
field for the Maroons and Charlie
Moore, a former AnitcL wi:i hold forth
at shorL Moore replace Hornby, who
Is a little weak with the baL and the
Monarch outfielder fills In for Billy
Strpp. who Is out of the city.
According- to Grayson, the srame will
not be a Joke affair if he can pre
vent 1L
"It Is the usual custom for a team
like the Ueavers to take thin us easy
and have a Rood time when It plays
a semi-pro team. said Grayson yester
day, "but. believe me. the Maroons
will keep them on the hump."
-Jude" Moreland. the former Ore-
eron t wirier, who waa aliened up with
Salt Lake for 1414. will start thlntts
on the mound for the City Leaaruera,
opposing Keefe.
McCredle will likely keep Date Hill
yard. the hard-hiltlnc- outfielder, out
of the Kama, playing; Walter Doane in
the rlcht garden.
Implres Finney and Williams will
attend to the officiating and promise
that the name will be run off In Coast
League faahion. Tbe contest wl!l be
am at 3 o'clock.
MISS IWCnSTLUlT WINS AGAIN
Mrs. Wlslitraan and II. C. John. ion
Tennis Double Champions.
PITTSBURG. July S. The clay court
tennis championships were finished on
the 1'lttsburir Athletic Association
courts this afternoon with the final
of the mixed doubles, which went lo
Mrr. liasel Hotel. kiss Withtman and
11. C Johnston, of lloilon, who rot de
faults from their opponents In the
first round and the semi-finals, defeat
ed Miss Snyder and her brother. W IL
Snyder In the second round, and op
posed alias Clare CasseL of New Tork.
and Percy Slverd. of Plttsburs;. In the
flnaL The Koston team waa victorious
by scores of 4-3. 4-0.
Miss Molla B)jrstedL the Norwegian
champion, proved her superiority over
Mrs. Wlchlman, of Roston. after los
Ir.a; the first set. 3-6, by taking: tbe next
two. C-l. 4-3.
Kid Wins Speedboat rtace.
MARSH FIELD, Or.. July 5. Spe
clal.) This was the final day of Coos
bay s celebration and the crowd the
largest ever tn the city. The speed
boat race was won by the Kid. The
General II was second and the Anson
Hosiers third Shannon Mitchell won
the motorcycle rare of eight miles
over city and country roads. In 14
minutes and 13 seconds. Mas Krusrer
waa second, and Adams, of Euacene.
third. The celebration ended tonight
with a ball, skating- and other amusements.
sewed
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RIGKENBACHER IS FIRST
VICTORY IX SOO-Mll.i: HACK
UUllll TAK.KX KASILV.
AT
KB die O'Doaarll Finishes second and
Ton Orr Third Winner at aotMW
1'rtvew Sl.uT Mllee aat User.
STEED WAT, Omaha. Nob,. Ju'.y k.
Eddie Kickenbacher. drlvlr.tr a ilax
well, won the SuO-mile Hi. 000 auto
race held on Omaha's new board speed
way today. Kd.lie O'Donnell wltb his
Deusrnbacb, was second. Tom Orr. In
a Maxwell, third and IL Donaldson. In
his fcJinden. fourth. Illckenli.icher won
with comparative ease. lie led from
the start and kept ahead of the field
throughout tho Ji'0-milo grind. His
time was 3:11:37:20. an average of
1.07 mllrs an hour.
The winner's share of the prise
money was 340O0. In addition to this,
Itlckenbacber won liOu for leading at
the end of the first and aecond 100
miles.
Itefore the race, Tom Orr broke the
world s record for five miles, negotiat
ing lc In three minutes fUL The
former record was made bv Caleb
Bragg. In Los Angeles, in 3:11:75.
Kighteen drivers were entered, but
only seven arrived in lima to slart. They
were: Kli-ken bacher. U'Donnclt. Alley
II. Donaldson. Orr. Cooper and Chand
ler. W. V. Brown was permitted to
enter the race after the first 100 rnilea.
Cooper and Chandler went out on
account of burned bearings before
they passed the loo-mile mailt.
O'Donnel received 4J000 for second
prise: orr. 12000; IL Donaldson. flOvO
and Brown. I00.
The weather waa Ideal and no acci
dent marred the race,
FOCTt TENNIS MATCH I---S PLAYED
Entrant la I -add Tourney Will XVo f
Defaulted Today.
Four matches only were played yes
terday In the Ladd Tennis Club tourna
ment, due lo the fact that many of t!ie
contestants who had been scheduled to
play were out of town. Those seta
were rescheduled for today, and In
case they fall to show up the events
ill be defaulted.
Mlsa Dorothy Collins defeated Miss
Ruth Zanello, 4-0. -I. !,., Mabel
Ryder defeated Miss Gladys Harrison.
4-1. 4-3. Mlaa tmma I u Hruillo de
feated Miss Bessie I'ovey. 4-;. g. Dli
Xliaa Alice Tucker won from M:ss Lorna
Brown. S-S. 4-3.
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11:24 A. M. Voltl Jones as laonald Me
Clmtock, Uarriell Jobaaua ta, j:ie K n
caid. I P. U Mabel nyder and Emma Era
Brui:ie aa Ueasle IDi.jr and Lorna itrown
3 0 P M. Olive Kinrald and lnaid
Laneefleid a Harriett. Johnson and Kutsr
Jackson. Dorothy Co. Una as. Linma La
lirullle.
4 IHJ P. M Mabel Ryder and Catlln vVol
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4:04 P 31. Charles Smith va tweord; Lun
a:d laneefleld vs. llelcher.
4:0 P. M. Oim Usia va Bowe; Byroa
Jatattheaa va R. Anderson.
:aO P M Edcar Jackson vs. E. Siein
meis: J. Bowers as Sherman.
7:14 P M Kred liarber and Stetnmets
va. A. MclKiDald and J Bomera; Charlie
Smith and Bonaid laneefleid va lOa:aid lie
Cllntock and Caul Lownarrt.
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