TWICE. ANGELS PUT
PORTLAND TO ROUT
Beavers Lack Scoring Ability
and Drop Double-Header
to Dillonites.
SCORES 2 TO 1 AND 9 TO 2
Wolter's Smash Takes First Game, In
"Which Perritt and Lush Have
Pitching Duel Kahler Easy,
in Second Engagement.
Pacific Coast I-eagu Standings.
' '- W. L. Pet. I W. L.. Pet
Pan Fran. 5J 4." .636'Portland. . 45 47 .44
Los An!.. 54 60 .619'Vernon 48 62 .4i)
- Bait Lake. 48 4S .600Oak!and. .. 48 63 .475
Yesterday's Results.
At Portland Los Angeles 2-9, Portland
1-2.
' ! At San Francisco Oakland San Fran
cisco 3-5.
At Loa Angeles Vernon S-S, Salt Lake
BT ROSCOE FAWCETT.
Portland can well sympathize with
"Humpty Dumpty" because our local
; ball athletes lost two games in one
afternoon to Los Aigeles yesterday
and almost dropped out of the Coast
League "Pop" Billon's double win
i cent the Angela home with four games
J of the five in the series and only two
I games from the Seals.
; : The score of the first game was 2-1
and of the second 9-2.
; The initial engagement was a pitch
ing battle between Southpaw Lush and
Pol" Perritt. Harry Wolter won the
game In the eighth inning because of
his Inability to bunt. McMullen began
. the fateful stanza by placing a single
i " to center, with the score a 1-1 stand
off. Wolter tried twice to sacrifice
; him to second base, and, failing in
; this, took a healthy wallop at 'one of
; J Lush's benders and banged it for two
bases into deep right center. His
; ; double scored McMullen and clinched
the game.
Nearly 4000 fans were out basking
in the warm sunshine and everybody
enjoyed the' initial duel. The other
should have been fumigated. A patent
: clothespin over the nose would have
!. relieved the sufferings of consldera-
I I bly more than that portion of the pop
' i ulace on good speaking terms with
; Mr. H. Fever.
: Slim Dad Hughes made the erst
while champions look like sure enough
simians and the contrast between the
ex-Washingtonian and the ex-Cleve-
- . lander, Kahler, was almost as sharp
J as between a gnu and a wurra wurra.
When the tally sheet showed 7-0 in
the Angels favor along about the
;- eighth inning, Walt McCredie threw
Bobby Keefe at the Seraphs. This
move seemed to please Harl Maggert
immensely because Harl immediately
drove one of Robert's chucks high and
dry over the right field fence for a
. 1 homo run. Singles by McMullen and
Wolter and a sacrifice fly added an
other run, making it 9-0 and half the
; crowd headed elsewhere.
1 Portland scored both Its runs in the
last of the ninth. Observing Captain
Speas. as he stalled to bat. some wise
wag in the stand shouted out: "The
Portland team is now at bat," and
this seemed to inspire the boys. He
should have hollered ' sooner.
Speas came through with a single
; to center; Bates batted him along to
: third by a two-bagger to the same
' , ppot, and both scored on Stumpfs two-
; bagger.
Then the lid clanged down like one
of those drawbridges they used to have
over the moats in "Pop" Dillon's early
- days. -
While Kahler's pitching was not so
-- bad, his work in other departments
,-. . -was hardly in keeping with a big
:"' leaguer. Evidently Joe Birmingham
Tiever taught Kahler how to back up
" bases. His most palpable omission
was in failing to get behind Carlsch
when Ellis was trapped between third
and home in the eight Inning. Ellis
finally wormed past Carisch, and, lo
and behold, there was nary a soul at
the home-plate to take a throw and
Ellis waltzed over in high glee.
Portland had plenty of chances in
both frame to score runs but things
weren't breaking for them. In the
first Inning of the second affair the
Beavers had the bags full and ready'
for business whereupon Walter Doane
' permitted himself to slumber off third.
! '. We cite this not as a rap at Doane
, I but merely as evidence of one reason
',' why the champions averaged only 1.6
" ' runs per game during the disastrous
series Just completed.
Several of the boys surprised them
; selves by star plays in both games.
Ellis pulled one of Speas' drives oft
: r the lett-field fence in the curtain
i raiser. McMullen, Speas, Terry and
! Bates aso negotiated t hair-raising
J maneuvers.
J The double-decked box score fol
1f lows:
First same:
Loa Angeles I Portland
B H O A El BHOAE
Magg-art.ra 5 11 0 0'Doane.r. . . 4 1100
McMul'n.2 4 2 4 2 0 Derrick. 1 .. 4 0 15 0 0
; "Woller.r.. 3 10 lOStumpf.s.. 4 2 110
i- Koerner.l. 4 0 10 2 O'Bates.3 4 2 0 2 0
; Kills. I 4 0 4 0 O'Hlllyard.m. 4 12 00
; Terry. s.... 2 14 4 1 Speas. 2 . . .. 10 140
- Brooks.c. 2 12 2 OlFlaher.c. . . 4 2 6 30
. Meizger.3. 2 0 1 1 0 Lober.l. . .. 3 12 00
I'errlit.p.. 3 11 2 0 I.ush.p 2 o 010
lCove'skie.p 0 0 0 1 0
Cariach... 1 0 0 00
' Totals. 2 7 27 14 ll Totals.. 33 27 12 0
Batted for Coveleskle in ninth.
Los Angeles 0 O 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 2
Hits 01012002 1 7
,! Portland 00010000 0 1
Hits 00221201 1 9
t Kuns. McMullen, Terry, Bates. Struck out,
by Lush '4, by Perritt 2. Base on balls, off
Lush 2, off Perritt 1. Two-base hit, Wolter.
Sacrifice hits, Wolter, Brookfs 2. Lush,
Perritt Metzger, Speas. Stolen bases. Bates
2 Hit by pitched ball, Metzger. by Lush.
Passed ball. Brooks. Innings pitched by
Lush 8. runs 2, hlta , at bat 24. Runs re-
; sponsible for. Lush 2. Perritt 1. Charge de-
f feat to Lush. Time, l:5o. Umpires, Finney
and William.
Second game:
Los Angeles - Portland
, BHOAE! BHOAE
i Maggert, m 4 i t u u uoane.r
4 1 1 00
8 0 0 2 0
3 2 4 4 0
3 110 1
2 1 2 1 o
4 O 0
4O310
4 1 2 0 U
2 0 0 2 1
1 0 O o u
0 0 1 O 0
M'Mull'n.2
1 0 7 Derrick, 1.
"Wolter.r. .
Koerner.l.
Ellls.l
Terry.s. . ..
Boles.c. . .
Metzger.3.
Hughes, p.
3 1 O 0Speas,2. . .
2 13 O liKates.3. . .
2 4 OUStumpf.3..
0 1 3 OHIllyard.m
1 6 4 0 Carlsch. e. .
0. 2 OOILobcr.1. ..
0 1 UKahler.p.
f lsner. . .
iKeefe.p...
Totals. 35 lO 27 15 1 Totals..
Batted for Kahler in eighth.
30 S 27 10 2
Los Angeles 0 0 O 2 0 0 0 S 2 w
Hits 0 0 0 3 1 0 0 3 3 lo
Portland 0 0 0 0 0 O O o 2 2
Hits 1 1 1 0 o 0 0 3
Runs. Maggert 2. McMullen. Wolter 2.
Koerner. Ellis 2. Terry. Speas, Bates. titruca
out. by Kahler 2, Hughes 5. Bases on balls,
off Kahler 4. Hughes 3. Two-base hits, Lober,
Speas. Koerner, Ellis, Bates. Stumpf. Three
hase hit, Wolter. Home run. Maggert. Sac
rifice hits. Derrick. Speas. McMullen. Sacri
fice fly. Koerner. Stolen bases. Terry, Ellis
2. Boles, Koerner. Hillyard. Wild pitches,
Hughes, Kahler. Innings pitched, by Kahler
8. runs 7, hits 7. at bat 30 Runs responsible
for. Kahler 4. . Keefe 2. Hughes 2. Chsrge
defeat to Kahler. Time, 1:60. Umpires. Will
lama and Finney.
VERXOX BEATS BEES TWICE
Home Runs and Mard-Hittlng Fea
ture Games in Southland.
LOS ANGELES. July 11. Vernon
celebrated its return to the old, ball
LATEST PHOTOGRAPH OF ST. LOUIS FEDERAL MANAGER. WHO IS
aiuioi LWltK Ur
V
FIELDER JONES IX
park at Vernon with a victory, to
4. In the morning game, and repeated
the performance in the afternoon. S
to 4. Three home runs were made over
the fence In the morning battle, in
which Mitchell had a shade the best
of Hall. The Tiger batsmen pounded
Fittery out of the box in the seventh
inning lof the afternoon game. Scores:
Morning game at Vernon:
Salt Lake Vernon
BHOAE BHOAK
Shinn.r. .. 4 10 0 i Wllhoit.l.. 4 o 2 Oil
Orr.s 3 14 SOMerger.s.. 4 1 2 u
Gedeon.2. 4 2 2 1 o Rlsberg.m. 2 1 3 O
Ryan.l 3 11 OOBayleos.r. 3 2 0 00
Zacher.m. 4 1 2 0 0 Purtell.2. . 3 l'o 2 0
Tennant.l 4 0 1 o Glelch'n.l SOU OO
Halilnan.3 4 11 OOHeitllng.3 4 1110
Lynn.c 4 15 10Mltze.c 3 O 8 OO
Hall.p 8 1 O 3 o,MltcheIl,p. 4 2 O lu
Nutt . 1 O V OO,
Totals. 34 024111! Totals.-. 30 8 27 10 0
Batted for Hall In ninth..
Salt Lake 1 o 1 0 0 0 1 1 0 4
Hits 1 2 2 0 1 0 1 2 0 u
Vernon 2 o 1 0 3 8 O O o
Hits 2 O 1 O O 3 1 1 1
Kuns, hhlnn. Orr, Ryan, Lynn. Berger.
Rlberg 2, Bayless, Purtell. Mllchrll. Home
runs. Mitchell, Purtell, Lynn. Three-basa
hit, Orr. Two-base hits. Gedeon, Hall Kyaii,
Zacher. Helling. Sacrifice hits, Gleichmann,
Orr Struck out. by Hall 4. Mitchell 7.
Bases on balls, off Hail 4, Mitchell 4. Kuns
responsible for. Mitchell 4. Hall . Dounle
play.. Tennant to Orr to Tennant. btolen
bases. Rlsberg 2. Hit by pitched ball. Pur
tell. Wild pitch. Hall, Tliue, 1:41. Lmplres,
Guthrie and Hail.
Afternoon game:
Sail Lake Vernon
BHOAKf BHOAK
Shinn.r... 4 O 2 0 Oi Wllhoit.l. 4 1 1 00
Drr.s 4 2 1 8 0Berger.s.. 3 1 2
3edeon.2.. r O 2 3 1 Rlsberg. m. 4 0 2 0 0
Ryan.l..., 4 10 OOBayless.r. 4 1 0 0O
tacner.m. 4 13 o Purtell, 2, . 4 13 21
Tennant.1. 3 0 13 OO Glelch'n.l 4 0 12 10
Hallinan.3 3 1 0 2 Hetllng.lt.. 2 O O It
Hannah. c 2 0 3 1 ospencer.c. 3 1 7 0
Finery. p. 3 1 O 0 0 : tov.d.. 2 1 O 41
Wlllla's.p 0 0 0 ooKane'.... l 1 o oo
Barbour 1 O O 0 O.HItl.p. . . . O 0 0 0 0
Totals. 33 24 14l Totals.. 31 7 27 14 3
Batted for Piercey In seventh.
Batted for W'llliama In ninth.
Salt Lake 1 0 0 3 0 O 0 O V 4
Hits 1 0 O 2 1 I 0 O I
Vernon .....o o o u O o 5 O
Hits 01OI014O 7'
Runs. Shlnn. Ryan, Zacher. Tennant, Bay
less. Gleichmann. Hetling Spencer. Kane.
Two-base hits. Spencer. Kane. Sacrifice hits.
Orr. Tennant. Hannah. struck out. oy
Plercy 3. Fittery 1. Williams 1. Hltt 1.
Bases. on bars, off Piercey 2. Fittery 2. Runs
responsinle for, Plercv 1. Fittery 3. Five hits.
4 runs. 21 at bat off Piercey in 7 Innings.
Seven hits, 5 runs 2.' at bat off Fittery n
6 1-3 inninga. Charge defeat to Fltterv.
Credit victory to IPercey. Umpires, Keld and
Guthrie. Time. 1 :40.
OAKS MIX TAVO FROM SEALS
Two Home Rnns With Men on Bases
Turn Tide in Second Game.
SAN FRANCISCO. July 11. Oakland
won both morning and afternoon
games today from San Francico.
Gardner and Johnston saved the af
ternoon game by contributing each a
home run with two men on bases. This
enabled tne Oaks to overcome a lead
of five runs. The Seals lost the morn
ing game largely aa the result of
Keislgl's wild pitching. Scores:
Morning game:
Oakland I San Francisco
BROAE BHOAE
McAvoy.J, 6 2 1 2 0;Leara,2. . . 4 14 10
Middle'n.l 4 2 1 0 0 -hsller.l.. 4 4 3 0 0
Johason.m 6 11 0 0;Heilmann.l 4 XJ C 0 0
Me&s.l.... 6 111 0 1 Meioan.r. . 4 0 2 O0
Gardner, r. 4 2 3 OOBodle.m... 4 1 00
Elilott,c. 6 13 0 01Jones.3. . .. 4 0 111
Litschl.3.. 2 11 3 0 Block.c. ... 10 2 11
Guest, s... 3 114 llCorhan.s.. 4 o l f s
Prougn.p. 4 10 3 IKelsigl.p. . 1 o 0 20
Tt A A r
LJ
orown-... 10 0 00
Christian. ft 2 O 0 1 o
V icu,g X u 1 1 V
Schmidt. 1 0 0 o u
Totala. 37 13 27 12 3 Totals.. 33 7 27 J
Brown batted for ReU.nl in fifth.
Schmidt batted for Sepulveda in ninth.
Oakland 0O040110 0
Hits 10122331 t) 1
San Francisco........ 10000002 0 - 2
Hits 101OO3O2 0 1
Kuns. McAvoy, Gardner 2. Lltschl. Prougn
2, Schaller 2. Four runs and 4 hits. 20 at
bat, off Kelslgl In five Innings. Charge de
feat to Relsigl. Two-base hits, LearU. Mc
Avoy. Schaller 2. Gardner. Sacrifice bit
Miduletun. First base on called bails, off
Kels:gl 3. Struck out, by Prougn 7, by
Reislgl L Hit by pitcher. Guest, by Rei
sigl. Block. Stolen bases. Mlddielon. Gard
ner. Litachl. Schaller, Meioan. Left on
bases. Oakland . San Francisco 4. Runs
responsible for, Prougn. 2. Reisigl 2 Chris
tian 1. Wild pitches. Prougn 2. Tims 1-4-"
Umpires, Toman and Phyla. ' "
Afternoon game: ,
Oakland I San Francisco
BHOAE, BHOAK
McAvoy. 2. 5 2 3 5 l,Leard.2. . . 3 1 a 41
Miudte n.l 5 8 2 O 0 Sehaller.l . 4 2 3 go
Johns n.m 4 2 1 O0Heil nn.l 4 2 10 ou
.-sess.i.... 4 lis mi;jliun.r.. 4 1 1 00
Gardner.r 3 2 0 OO.Bodie.m.. 2 a 2 10
Lttschl.3.. 4-0 2' 2 0 Srhmlrtf A. i f ! ..
Guest.s... 8 11 2 O.Corhan.s. .' 4 1 2 so
Ables.p... 4 0 0 2 0 Klllllsy.p. 1 o lo
Ke'neas,p O 0 0 lllll aiming, p o o o 00
IHIockV... loooo
amitn,p... .0 O O 0 0
Totals. 3(1 11 27 17 2, Totals.. 8127lii'l
Batted for Fanning In eighth.
Oakland 0 0 o o o 3 8 o O
Hits 1 2 O O I 2 3 o 1 11
San Francisco O 4 0 0 1 0 0 0 o a
Hits 1 2 1 0 2 2 1 o o it
Runs. McAvoy, Mlddleton. Johnston 2
Gardner. Leard. Schaller 2. Hellmann!
Killalay. rive runs. 9 hits off Killilay. 20
at bat. in 6 1-3 innings, out In seventh 2 on
1 out: one run. 1 hit off Fanning, e at bat
In 1 2-3 innings: 3 runs. V hits off Abies. 30
at bat In 8 1-3 Innings, out In ninth 1 on
1 out. Home runs. Johnston. Hellmann,
Gardner. Two-base hit, Schaller. sacrifice
hits. Hellmann. Killilay. Schaller. Basea on
bails, off Abies Z. Killilay 1. struck out. by
Abies 3. Killilay 8. Fanning 1. Smith 1 Hit
by pitcher Guest. Gardner. by Killilay
Double play. Corhan to Leard to Hellmann
Stolen bases. Johnston. Guest. 1.1H k.-k,ip
2. Meioan. Wild pitch. Abies. Run's respsn-J
sible for. Abies 3, Killalay 4. Fanning 1.1
ien on oases, utnitno a. San Franclsro 7.
Credit vlctorv to Abies. Charge defeat to
Fanning. Time. 1:38. Umpires, Phvle and
Toman.
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Photo by Bain News Fervlce.
FEDERAL L'XIKOKM.
DINGBATS WIN AGAIN
Sellwood at Top of League by
Defeating West Side.
REDMEN BEAT MAROONS
Monarchs Gain 2-Kun Lead In Klrst
of Ninth, but Let Game Slip.
Piedmont Goes Ira XYiot of
Ladder in 10-Innlng Pray.
Portland (r League) Standings.
, .. . W. U Pet w. I. Pet.
aellwood 2 0 loot' West Side .. . 1 1 .itH)
EastSlde... 1 1 .ioo; piedmont.. 1 0 .000
Yeaterdaj 'a KrialU,
At Tellwood Sellwood lo. West Side 9.
At Piedmont East hide 4. piedmont 3.
(lo innlngs.
Lots of excitement was injected into
the two city league games yesterday
and both required extra skill to win.
Sellwood retained the leadership of the
circuit as a result of Its 10 to 9 win
over the West Side -Monarchs and the
Piedmont. Maroons went crashing to
the bottom rung because they lost to
the East Side ltedmen. 4 to J, in ten
innings.
At the Piedmont enclosure the win
ning run came across on a dinky hit
by Pitcher Donaldson of the Kedmen
while a passed ball was responsible
for Sellwood's breaking the tie and
winning the contest from the West
Side Monarchs. In the first half of
the ninth canto the Monarchs scored
three runs and the crowd was begin
ning to leave when the lowly Dingbat
took their turn at the plate. Three
runa trotted for Manager Lewis, not
only winning the affair but putting
him In the lead of the league.
Heavy hitting featured the Sellwood
Park game, the winners making an
even dozen with the Monarchs credited
with one better. At the Piedmont
Park the Maroons registered nine hits
to their opponents' six. but they did
not come at the right time. Two home
runs and four t hree-bagi? era were re
corded between the Sellwood and Mon
arch players.
Because the Portland Beavera will be
at the Vaughn-street grounds again
next Sunday the city league games will
be played at Sellwood and East Twelfth
and East Davis streets. Harry M Gray,
son. secretary of the league, will make
the drawings tomorrow.
The scores:
At Piedmont:
Piedmont Ka.t pid.
O 11 K AS. H II O A V
5 1 O 0 0 Robinson.! 4 1 o OO
Ftepp.r...
Yett.2. ...
Doty.l. . .
K'nn dy.ra
Hosarr.s..
Netxel.3. .
Groce.l....
Bthmy.c.
Morel'nd.p
Homb.2.
- i A 4
O 2 40
" " mnsie.m.. 4
2 1 ow.KcKeen.l. 4
2 12 l,U,.r,r; J
i 1 2 0frtlehaM.B 3
0 0 O 0 Puteh.rd.s 3
11 1 l.-amnels 2. 4
0 o 1 i u naids n.n 8
0 0 1 Oj "
110 0
1 17 to
0 0 2 1
o 1 10
0 1 3 0
114 0
1 1 1 0
Totala. 38 2S 8 2' Totals.. 41la-i T
On. out ahen mnl run Va!a scored
Piedmont o o 1 u n 1 .. Z .
Hits
...20IOO211I 14.
...ouoo 1 3-0 0 0 14
East Side
Hits ..
wvuvaftWUOl
!:arlholom
pitched balls, by Donaldson Kiroc'.i
tall. Edwards
'II in a of game, 2 houxa.
Lmplre hejnne.
bellwood I West Side
Hennlon.L.3 1 i o o I.lnd 3
H OAS.
liRirs.s. . s 3
GarCner.3 & 3
A. Smith. r 6 8
Nelkson.2. 4 V
Ken'dy.m 4 1
F.dwards.1 1
8 1" 11 urray.m
2 4 o .Houston. 2.
000 hriitics r..
1 J 1 Lou-.tlt.l..
8 0 n l.odell.1..
a ouwatts.a...
d 2
2 1
a
A 2
4 O
8 1
6 1
4 1
4 3
O O
3 2
8 O0
1 1 0
1 O It
8 02
4 1 V
4 O V
e 1 1
O 1 V
lOll
New man. c 4 1
Max'yer.p 8 V 4 OO Murphy o'
Wl.ion.. 1 0 V OO.Hlggs.p.T
- 1 1 n.rfi.c.
Totals. 80 12 27 132' Totals.. 411820 64
''1' out when winning run scored.
Batted for 'ellson in ninth.
West Side O 0 O 3 O 1 O 3 31 It
e nU'."'-i u 0 3 1 2 O 4 214
Sellwood 3 o o J j 1 o :ilo
Hlta 2 0 1 2 O 4 0 1 2ll
Runs. Hennlon 2. Ingles 2. Garner Ken
ned). Edaards 2. Newman. Wl.eon. Llnd 2.
Murra. Luuitt, Watts. B'e,, 3 Itlr.s.
Struck out, by Murpny 2 P.lgrs 4 Max
meyer 8. Bases on balls."off Mazm'eyer .
Murray 1. higgs 2 T.. LS.. hit. Neaman
Three-base hits. F.dwarda Garner. Kenned)'
Klggs. Home runs. Louttlt. Murray Stolen
bai.es. Llnd. Edaarils 2. Ingles 2 Hit by
pitched balls. Nelison. Bieeg. Mnrphy Ken
nedy. Passed ball. Bleeg. Innings pitched
by Murphy 1 1-8. Riggs 7. Charge defeat 10
Murphy. Time, 2-l.v Umpire. Ed Hs nk In.
Itoneborg Regulars Victorious.
ROSEBUP.G. Or, July 11. (Special.)
A team composed of member's of the
Coquille Valley League, of Cooa County,
waa defeated by the P.oseburg Regulars
on the loal diamond this afternoon by
a score of 8 to I. Bush and Mathews
pitched for Roseburg. while Schroeder
Oerdlng and Clinton were on the
mound for the visitors. i
1.1 T"i' UnmTl- lty. Robinson. Hln-
kle. Kdviards. prltehard. Struck out itZ
Moreland 1H. Don.ln.n 7. Ble? on baUa
off Mor-land 1. Uora.o.on X To-baaJ ? u
loty. Thrre-base hit. .ti.l i,!,"'
Ed wards.
BOISE POLO TEAM
II
Spokane Beaten by Drive in
Last Minute of Play,
7 3-4 to 7.
OSTNER IS STAR OF GAME
Idaho Player. In Thick of Kverj
""rajr. Makes Four Goals and
Snatches Victory Ioin De
feat Just Before CIoe.
FPOKANE, Wash, July 11. (Spe
cial.) With less than a minute to play.
Cowley, playing No. for Bojee,
cracked the ball through the goal posts
in the deciding match of the third an
nual Northwest polo tournament and
Boise won the championship, defeating
Spokane by the narrow margin of
three-quarters of a point today. The
core was 7 V, to 7 goals.
For almost three minutes Spokane
had been leading by a scant quarter of
a point, having won out In front, when
Boise was penalised one-half a point
when Kslk crossed l'ettlt- It was eaa
Hy the moat spectacular match of tk1o
ever played here.
Oalaer Tarsus Tide.
Boise was strengthened by the pres
ence of Ostner. who arrived in Spokane
late Saturday night, and the clever No.
2 waa easily the deciding element. Four
times he drove the white sphere
through the posts, thus accounting for
four of the visitors' points.. Ostner was
In the thick of nearly every mlxup and
time and again he took the ball down
the field with long, slashing strokes
and when within scoring distance put
it neatly between the poles.
Boise got the Jump In the flrat
chukka and held it until four minutes
of the last, period had been played.
Ostner put his team off in front wlU
a goal after two and a half minutes
of play and further Increased its lead
by another shortly afterward. Pettit
scored for Spokane after five minutes
and Cowley ended the chukka by scor
ing for Boise after a fine dash. At tne
end of the first period Boise was lead
ing. 1 to 1.
Stsvaa. Makes Dask,
The score at the end of t'ne half wss
7 to 4 in favor of the visit or a. Spo
kane's teamwork, which had been far
from good In the first half. Improved
wonderfully and the locals started the
fifth chukka with a rush. Boise waa
penalized a quarter of point when
Lemp made a safety and Dr. Cunning
ham made two Koala, the score being
to In favor of Boise when the
period closed. Boise picked up a half
point In the sixth, but Its lead waa cut
to a quarter of a point when Petttt
scored his fourth goal In the seventh
chukka.
In the eighth, when Falk fouled. Spo
kane was In the lead for three tninutea.
only to loae the match when Cowley
made the deciding point-
PANS SKE TWO ONE-HIT GAMES
Aberdeen Holds Tigers to bingle
Swat and Taconia Wins Mmlout.
ABERDEEN. Wash, July II. Fans
saw two one-hit gamea here today. The
flrat conteat Aberdeen won Irani Ta
coma 7 to 5, liughes allowing the
Tigers but one bingle. errors and the
boxman's wlldness counting In the
scoring. , In the second contest Peter
son rame back at the Black Cats wttn
a one-hit shutout. Tacoma winning, i
to 0, by pounding Melkle. Scores:
First game:
r h e: n h e
Aberdeen... " 8 4, Tacoma 6 1
Batteries liughes sndVance; House.
Kaufman and Stevens.
Second game: '
khe: uhe
Aberdeen... 0 1 l.Tacoma 8 8 2
Batteries Melkle and Vance; Peter
son and Stevena.
Seattle 3, Victoria 0.
SEATTLE. Wash.. July 11. Seattle
shult Victoria out here this afternoon.
2 to 0. Rose pitching his third Victory
MOW PACIFIC COAST LKAOl'E
teams lAHr.u nrrr.E.rn
WINS CHAMPIONSHIP
WE8.K. JILV 7-1 L
O. W. L. Ft. H. v
! Angeles 8 4 I Is 33 4
Portland........ 8 14 I 34 11
Vernon 7 8 2 31 41
Salt Lake 7 2 8 10 tl 11
Oakland 8 3 34 10
ban Francisco... 8 8 3 24 44 14
Totals 34 It 13 134 814 43
of the week. Barth put the game on
Ice In the sixth Inning with a home
run. sending Shaw In ahead of blm.
The score:
R H E' RUE
Seattle I t 1, Victoria. . . . 0 t 0
Batteries Rote and Cadmao; Bols
an Hoffman.
Spokane 8, Vancouver 4.
flDKANi; Wash.. July 11 Spokane
won from Vancouver today, fj to 4. and
seven out of the nine games of the
series. Brlnker and Ucgutrry for
Vancouver each got a home run. Score:
KHE' RHE
Vancouver.. 4 3 Spokane.... 8 18 8
Batteries Speak and Cheek; Kelly
and Brennegan.
LEAGFE IS niJIIXD VICTORIA
Three Players Given Vancouver to
Aid In Offsetting Strike.
SEATTLE. July 11. The Northwest
ern League will continue to direct the
Victoria baseball club until a backer la
found (or It, according to a decision of
the league directors here today. The
Victoria team has been ownerless since
Joshua Klngham surrendered Ins con
trol of It
Three plsyers were given Vancouver
to help supply the deficiencies In the
lineup caused by the recent strike ot
even of the players. The three are
Outfielder Killilay. of Seattle: Pitcher
Kelly, of Spokane, and Outfielder M-ur-Phy.
of Aberdeen. Aberdeen will get
Outfielder McVluarry. of Vancouver.
SPEED KINGS TO RACE HERE
Entries Come Krom All Over North
west for July I4-I5 Events.
Robert A.'illler. manages- of the
Northwest Automobile Association
which will stage the auto meet at the
Rose City Speedway on July 14 and
25. arrived from Seattle yesterday.
Mr. Hlller said that every Northwe.l
speed king and fast car of thla section
will be entered In the coming meet
and although the entries do not close
officially until July 18 there are al
ready 10 Inter-city entries from Se
attle. Spokane. Tacoma and North
Yakima,
F. V. Forbes, of Portland, had tils
Buick going In fine shape In the Ta
coma lntcr-clty century when engine
trouble stopped him. Forbes will be
one of the prominent Portland entries
snd will have a strong local following.
Oral Palmer, of Tacoma. has en
tered the famous Earl Cooper Stuts
with which Cooper won the 111
Montamarat hon. 210 miles, and the
(Jolden Potlatch. 200 miles, at Ta
coma. At Santa Monica, the same year.
Cooper woa the 447-mile event and at
Carom he also won a 200 and 100
mlle ra re and the 1813 championship.
Jim Paraona. Frank K llott. Rae
Lenta. Fred Barsby. Hay Paulsen. V.
Aubrey. Charles Latta. Harry titration.
Harry O'Brien aftnd Oral Palmer CI bo
among the out-of-town drivers who
will race here.
DR. E.C. M'EARLAND WINNER
RerUed Score Straws A. K- Iturtrh
dufr Is Ilesiten at Dalt-Castlng.
Dr. Earl C McFarland will represent
the Multnomah Anglers Club In the
balt-caatlng events at the Tacoma fly
and bait-casting tournament neat
month Instead of A. E. IlurgndufT. uffl
clala who had charge of the recent try
outs held laat week at the Oaks by the
Multnomah Anglers' Club snnounced
that 'Burghduff was the high man la
the bait-caatlng. and would be sent to
Tacoma. However, after a close Inspec
tion had been made of the scores it waa
found that r. McFarland had -won the
balt-caatlng honora by half a point. The
doctor'a score was 81 and Burgh
duffs 82.
It Is the plan of the club to make
up a party to make the trip to Tacoma
by auto. Walter F. Backus and A. E.
Burghduff have already arranged to
make the trip In their machines, and
to carry as many other members as
possible.
NESS TIES COBB'S MARK
OAKLAND CAPTAI HITS SAFELY IX
KOKTV COJ.SECCTIVE CiAMES.
First Marker Makes Average sf .431
M'th OS Swats la 111 Tlaaea at Bat.
Faaa Set Aalde Dsy for Hiss.
Jck Ness, the stellar first baseman
of the Oakland Pacific Coast League
team and leading slugger of the cir
cuit. Jointly holds the world's record of
consecutive blngles with Ty Cobb, as a
result of his showing yesterday. In
the morning game Neaa made one hit
In five trips to the plate, and in the
afternoon he made ll his 40th conteat In
which he liaa made at least one hit.
He made one hit In four time, at bat
against San Francisco In the afternoon
yesterday.
To dale Ness Is credited with 1.1
times at bat and 4 hlta In his last 40
gamea with the Oakland squad. Ills
average for the consecutive bingle
series Is .&!. Against ths Seal twirl
era he made nine hlta In it times at
hat. The Oaka have decided to have a
"Neaa day" next week, when Jack will
get a diamond ring.
Following la his wonderful record.
Including yesterday's gamea:
lata. Ab. H i Lrate. As. H
May al. A. M . . 4 1 J una It 4 2
r l. f. X .. 4 4 June ?n. A. 34 . . 8 1
June 1. no game. iun o, p. .. 4 3
June ......... 4 1 June i. no game.
June 3 3 I June - - 4 3
June 4 8 : Juni '.1 4 8
June 8 4 IJane r I . . 3 3
June 4. A. M... 5 SJune '.'.' 3 1
June n. P. M .. 1 1 June 4 1
June 7. no game. June -7 & 3
June S. ....... 4 -June ZJ-....... 4 1
June " 8 SJulr 3 4 I
June lu 4 3 July 4 3 -
June ll 4 1 July 3. A. 3 . . 1
June IS 8 Sju.y S. I: 4... 3 2
June 11. A. M. . 4 Z July 7 4 Z
June IX P. M . 4 1 J u 4 2
June 14. so game- .Julv 9- 4
June 1."....... 4 8 lulv 1........ 1
June Id 4 lj.il 11. A. M. . a 1
June 17 (lot.. 2 lju.y 11. P. 4. 4 1
JiBe 1. second 4 1
June II 4 Totals 1-3 Co.
Aerage 4il
STEINMETZ DEFEATS NEER
Young; Player Shows Well liy Ladd
Tourney Despite Iefeat.
Lack of tournament experience and
a new racquet are in a large measure
responsible for the (-:. 8-3 drtcat of
Phil Neer by E. Melnmets In the fea
ture match of the Ladd Tennis Club
tournament played yesterday morning.
Neer la only a youngster, but la con
sidered to be one of the beat players
for his sue In snd around Portland.
From hla showing mads yesterday.
Stelnmets Is being considered as a
championship possibility.
other matchea played on the club
courta were: Stelnmets and Barber de
feated Mctonald and J. Bowers -l. 4-1;
Brown beat Mathews -3. 4-4. 8-1;
Stelnmets defeated Kuril by default:
Leedom and Belcher defeated Mathewa
and Cobb C-2. 1-4. 8-0: Lancefield and
Smith defeated Barber and Stelntnelt
4-1. -4.
Today's schedule follows:
10:30 A. M. Kln.-ald ve. A. Tucker;
Miss Mabel Rydrr and Miss K. lu
Brullle vs. Lurna Brown and Miss B.
Povey.
11:38 A. M Stelnmentx vs. Brown;
Cobb vs Davis.
ISO P. NL Miss A. Tucker and
Tucker vs. 11. Johnson and U. Harrison.
I P. M.Miss .Ryder vs. winner Miaa
Klncald-Mlse Tucker match.
6i30 P. M. Mattlson vs. llsrmon.
Pitts vs. Sheen.
8 P. M. C- Smith and A. Tucker vs.
E. Zancllo ar.d Shermen; Jones and
Neer vs Brown and I'avia
7 P. M. Lewis snd Wolfard vs. Ken
dall and Anderson: Pitts and Seufert vs.
Sheen and Harmon.
Baseball Statistic?
STANDINGS Or THE T'-ls.
Natraaual lagwe.
. I. Pet ' w. L. Pet
rf-lragn... 40 12 .54 Pittsburg . 11 4
PM.sceria :i :.i v Voik : 14 4:1
Krok,n. 37 33 I 1 4 Hoeion . . . . 3t Is 4.1
bt, Louis.. 31 3 .Ml Cincinnati. 30 31 .441
Aanertraa l-eeurse.
Chicago... 40 ? 7 YVeshlngt'a 34 47t
Hoslon.... 44 r 4 .:- lula. . T 'stf
letroit... 4& : . 1 4 Phlladei la, 11 44
Ms Tork 34 It . Clave. and.. 13 44 itz
Federal I. sagaew
Ft i-ouls. 41 3 lMiri,.. 40 14 14
CMrsgu... 41 31 .IT i Huffs o. .. II 44 '4jt
ken. City 44 31 .171 l'r. a:n.. II 44 ,na
Pittsburg. 4i 34 .&ll llaltlmure. 2i 4g '141
S eel h w e t m LeeuxeMm,
Fpokane.. f 31 .4r Victoria . 30 44 ,4i
Taoma... 41 31 .: Ae-rnleeo.. 4 47 '444
Vancouver 40 4 -att:e. . . . 34 i ;tuj
Aanertraa A yrlatlusL.
IndlanapS 44 34 .571 Cleveland . 17 t,
M. Paul.. 41 i .Cl M onripiii s .0 ..
Kan. 1 Itv 41 -t si 14ilaauke l ti tit
Louiavllie. 4u It .k4.Columoua. 31 4; ;;
TA'eetera Leageei.
Ie.MT.ne4 48 74 .414 ht. Joseph. 41 41 i -l
Llnco.n... 17 34 .lit :oua City 4S 4J 4t.
Omaha... :t 14 .ts& Totwira ... . at 4
lener... 41 41 .u VI ictiita.. .. z 41 !4
leatenuu's aleaeilla.
Americas Aaaciaton Minneapolis T-l
Louie I.. 4-0. Co.umbus ll-i. Mnaaukee
3-3; Kansas Clt -4, Cvelatd 4-4. st 1 aul
e-1 inuianapolia l-o.
Weslern Laague Topeka 4-1. St. Joaeph
1-3; Lincoln 0.7. Omana 3-4. Dee atoines
t-4. Wichita 1-:; k.obi City 1-1 J. Usttr
Whew the Teeune 11a y Thla tVeek.
Taciftc Coast league No games playse
looa. teams trave.ina. lnmoifjw a ar&eu
ule: San Irancs-o at Portland. Los Aogeloa
at Vernon, ea.t Lake at oaa.aod.
Hew the (vrriea svaded.
Pacific roast League Ixs Angelee 4
gsmra. Port. and 1 game; V.rflos 3 gamea
ealt Lake 3 gamae; tmn Fraacuftco 3 iiiutii
Oakland 3 gamea.
Beater Ball lag Average.
Ah. H AM Ah. if Ae
I '.. 34 H.iilnrlvb... 44 37 41
Kisher . via in...lj l.wa 4a ll"i.-
M-as.... i-. s n liln.iiii.... 14 7 iku
li.Joerd. . ;o4 41.14 Krau-e.... ; :t 11 1
Muniul.. i74 113 a". Kahier. . .. 17 J It
I-ui.r.... ji 11 3 mag . ... 73 -
le.ls.... 3.M 7 m.Xklt 3 0:4
l-ertl. k.. S H Mt,,!,.,,, Jt ,
loane... -J' vj
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BED SOX DEFEATED
Detroit turns Tables on Ad
vancing Boston Team.
WHITE SOX LOSE AND WIN
Senators Divide Ikablvllradrr With
Cliloaco Yanks I lent Indians In
13 Innings 11 row ns Take
Mrttnrr of A thirties.
DKTROIT, Mich.. July 11. Hetrolt
overcame. a three-run lead and de
feated the Host on Americans today, 8
lo 4. scoring; the winning; run In the
ninth Inning, when, with one out and
two on basrs, t'rsvrford doubled over
first base. A triple by Crawford, wath
Cobb on. tle-i tne acute In the seventh
Inning. Score.
It, II. E l IUIH.
Boston.... 4 8 4 Iv-trolt. . . . 8 8 3
Ivatterles Shore. Mays and Cady
Thomas: 1'auas and tlanage. Haker.
Washington 8-3, Clilcsco 3-1 S.
nilCAO'ti, July 11. The Wsshlnglon
and Chicago Americana divided a double-header
today, the visitors winning
the first seme. 8 to 3. snd breaking
their losing streak, but loelng the sec
ond game. S to 12. In the opening con
test the visitors batted Kaber a I over
the field after two were out In the
fourth, and won easily thereafter. Cl
rotte held the visitors at his mercy In
the second game, sliowtns hlta only
In the fifth and last Innings, roortt;
First trsme
It. H. El rt-ll-li
Wash'ton.. 8 11 IJChlcago. . . . SIS I
lotteries Jlailla and Henry. Will
lams' Kaber. Kens and Kchalk.
Second game
It II. F I It, II.
Wa.h'ton.. & T 4 Chicago... 11 14 S
Hatterles Krgle. Ay era. Hot-per and
Henry. Williams; Clcotla and Mayer.
tM-halk.
New York S, Cleveland 3.
CI.KVKLAM1. July 11. New York
defeated the Cleveland Americans. 8 to
Z, In 1! Innings today. Cook. I'eckin
paugh. Mslsel snd Ptt'P slns'ing alter
iwo wets out. Notable flelding by
Hoone and lecklniaugh and t Neill a
throwing to bsses featured the conteau
Score:
It H. El R. H.
New Tork. 8 11 Cleveland. 3 11 1
Hatterles Brown and Nunamaker:
llagerman and O'Neill.
St. Ioul 6. Philadelphia 4.
ST. IICIS. July II. After his team
mates had gained a lead of one run In
the nflh Inning In today's game W yck.
off weakened In the sixth and allowed
IjouIs to i-l'.e up three more runs
against Philadelphia, thus g.vlnc the
locals the game. 8 to 4. Weilman re
lieved Lxxidermllk Ire the sixth Inning
snd he:d Philadelphia hltlrss. tw-ore:
R. H K I It. 11. K
Phlla 4 1 2 Ft, Louis.. 8 4 2
Batteries Wyckoff snd Lapp. Mc
Avoy: Uoudcrmtlk. Weilman and Ser
erold. rUXDKll JOXKS TI11M WINS
St. Ixmls Keds Break Kven In lilts.
but Score More Than Plttfeds.
t?T. IvOL'Ir. July II. Although the
St. Uouts and Pittsburg Eederala each
got sevtn hlta In today'a same, the
vialfora got the small end of a 4-to.l
WRESTLING
Baker Theater, Fridav Evening-, Julv 16
Sharp at 9 P. M.
BEN BORDSENvs. JESS WESTERGARD
Weight 105. Champion of India Wffht 200. Qaimar.t cf the
and the Far E.8t. ' -vywxiKht charr,rionship of
4 inc wor.d.
For the Hcavyweiffht Championship of the
Pacific Coast
Good Preliminaries Ladies Specially Invited
Price Stair. 52.00. Reserved, first 10 rows, Jl.50; ba!nce
lower floor. 11.00. First 3 rows balcony. Jl.0; balance. $1.00.
First 6 rows nailery, 75c; balance 50c. treats on a at Schiller"
NEW STEEL
EQUIPMENT
Coaches, Sleeping Cars, Ob
servation Cars, Diners
NEWEST FROM
THE FACTORY
Morrison St
211, A 1244
P. A Portland, Or.
score. Crsndall kept the hits w: scat
tered, s-ore:
U- H, E l ix if y
Plttsburir.. 1 7 1 St, ln!8... 4 7 8
Ivattei lea Knetxer and llerry; Crtn
dall and Hartley.
Kansas Cttj- 2-J, cliieagx T-S.
CHICAC.O. July 11. Katra base lilts
gave Chi. -aco and Kansaa City one
game apiece In today's ioub!e-hrsder.
In the first game. Zwililne. with to
homo runa and n double, hatted In six
runa for the Whavlea. while Brown
pitched steadily In trouhle-ome places
snd won over Johnson snd Main 7 lo a.
A batting rally in the fnvmli' inning
brought victory to Kansas City In the
second. 4 to 3. Brown's two-bagger be.
ing the most telling bUw of the round,
t-ct.res:
KUsl game
It H. E l K.H.J.:.
Kan. City. 2 7 l Chicago 7 12 2
Batteries Johnson. Main and Kaat
ley: Brown and Klscher.
Second game
H, H. Ill R.H. 1
Kan. Cl-y 4 1 Chicago... 14 1
Balleriea Packard and Brown: Pren
drrgaM. McCor.nell and Wilson, Fischer.
Newark , I la III more 1.
NI-:WAItK. N. J, July 1 1 Karl.len s
tliroaing when he caught two Balti
more plavera off second and Karl Mose
'''' spitball apelled defeat for tie
Baltimore Federals today. 2 I - I. New.
atk on In the ninth on hits bv C.:n
bell. liouiii n-1 N hrtr. Not
: . R.ir.K.
Baltimore. 1 8 O.Newark.... 2 8 1
K,.ttcrleH.!!ey .nd Owens. Moec
ley and liariden.
Haker Ixm-s lo l:i;ln.
II A K EH. Or. July tSteclal 1
Cot;y errors on sev ond base proved the
downfall .f Ivakrr In the Matsern tire.
Bll Ueague came playe.1 here itl
Kit in today bring rrrponelMe for the
exu score In a 1-2 defeat. The score
, It- H E ! K. II. 11
Klein. . .8 T 4 Baker. . ..2 8
Batteries Hell and Chandler: Eos
bury ar.d Jack. on.
Urates Mgn California Amateur.
eACPAMENTO. July 11 "Iron Man"
ri. k Schroeder. who haa been pitching
for one of the le.rllng teams In the
Sacramento Amateur League, has been
signed for a trout hy Manager Stall
Inns, of the Boston Nationals N-hroeiKr
leaves Monday for Boston. Ills con
tract for the remainder of the eesson
calls for 1 1 ted.
I'ratH'hKc Applieation Made.
Two applratlona for franchisee on
the r1!. Helens ro.id to Linnton Will
come up for hearing tcf-re the tourty
comimsaionera l!a tornlrg at lo
o'clock. O. M Clutk and othera are
asl.lng for a franchise f . r passer.cr
and firlghi Itaffic rn. h I'nllel Hall
ways desires t nuinuin a s;-ur li.r
frele'hl. W. I iJciiinrr, rhairimr. t.f
the Board rf County Commissioners,
said yesterday that the road would
have to act as a common carrier r.o
matter wh'ci r-hi.lr.e1 the franchloe.
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