,TIIE MORXIXG OREGOXIAX, MONDAY, JUXE 13, 1921
9
SEATTLE WINS TWO
COOFY E1BIT1S
Scores 5-0, 10-6; Suds Take
Senes, Six Ga'raes'to One.
EXPRESSMEN'S ft
JUILEN MEE" JOINS CLUB
(Little Fellow Replaces Young in
Xinth Inning of Second Go.
Build Like Bancroft's.
TODAY'S FILM FEATURES.
Columbia T b o m a s Melghan,'
"The City of Silent Men."
Rivoli Lew Cody, "A. Danger
ous Pastime."
Liberty Dorothy Dalton, "The
Idol of the North."
Majesftc rL. C. Sham way,
"When Dawn Came."
Peoples W e d gw o o d NowelL
"813."
Star Antonio Moreno, Three
Sevens."
CircleOtis Skinner, "Kismet." -Hippodrome
May Allison, 'The
Last Card."
Globe Maurice Tourneur'l
, "Treasure' Island."
FROM a position at the top of his
profession down to the depths of
Tin rui iMma stanJinM- I degradation and then back- inln tn
W. L. p.c.l w. L. PC I the heights is the coarse followed hv
Saeramen'o 43 2 .:;3. L. Angslesi 33 33 .500 "When Dawn Pam. " mt h. x? )JL.
Buttle.... SS 30 .558 Salt Lake.. 2341.3S9 " -? shn. i. the Majestic
Vernon.... 8 Its .522 Portland.. 17 47 . c- Shumway, who visited Port-
Trterday's Rnlta. '"" " mem?.er of J Dean'l
. . n . i j A - . nmuauj recently ana wno fitted th
At Loi Angeles. Vernon 2-2. Oakland 1-4. I ely BO we" tnat he made plans with
At Sacramento 5-5. Bait Lake s-o. I a local real estate firm for a perma-
At San Francisco 8.1, Los Angeles 4-3. I nent home here, has the laarilna- rni
BTLE GRmnRT. ' the. ?.oun 8urSe0n- The part is
. .. , , . . .i""0 oeei tmngrs nrnai done
Two goofy exhibitions of what i . lone- and vriH
might be termed baseball by those I has included work In vaudeville and
who keep yelling- that what the peo- stage plays as well as, motion pic-
pie want la Tnore hitting, but whicn I
bore vastly more resemblance to one- I Aa &T- Brandon he presents a char-
old-cat, went to, Seattle yesterday, by I acter stndy "that Is Interesting
cores of 5 to 0 and 10 to 6.and gave 'ugnuui in its varied phases,
the Suds the series, rlx games to one. I When the story opens the young doc-
' The first battle was the better of lur. tnajting a name for himself in
the two, despite Its lopsldednees. The tnr alums of a large city by hie
Buds hopped on Syl Johnson for three sKinrui surgery among the poor. He
runs in the first, when Rod Murphy meets Norma Ashley, a society girl.
smote one of his customary four-base "nQ Ior ner sane gives up his practice
knocks over the right field wall with 1? "L slums to become a partner of
and - drugs, and denounces all re
ligion. In a pretty little town in California
Dr. Brandon fights his way back to
self-respect with the aid of a little
blind girl, whose sight is restored by
faith and his skill.
Further adventures of Bill and
Bob, the boy trappers, are on the Ma
jestic screen bill and prove a novel
bit of film entertainment. Pathe
newfe reels are also shown and Cecil
Teague coaxes pleasing tunes from
the Majestic organ. .
Screen GosBlp.
J. T. Sprecklea' historic yacht, the
Vonetla. which succeeded in sinking
two German subfnalThea during Its
active war service, will be seen in the
movies. The luxurious pleasure craft
was borrowed for use in Viola Dana's
newest starring picture,-.''The Match
Breaker." the Dallas Fitzgerald pro
duction in which tfle diminutive atar
will be ceen next. -
A complete musical comedy will be
shown on the screen In the picture
William DeMille is producing from
Rita Weiman's story, "The Stage
Door." Several weeks have already
been occupied in rehearsing the large
chorus. Mr. DeMille has been con
fronted with the -problem of securing
girle who can dance and whose beauty
IE
BEATS CAMAS ,15
Scott, - ex-Washington High
Pitcher, in. Good Form.
two on, and took a couple of more in
the second with the aid of a dropped
throw at the plate by Baker. But
after that it was something like
ball game.
The Beavers eouldnt have hit Harry
Dr. Thurston, who caters to wealthy
1.11 etna.
Dr. Brandon finds his nartner and
Mise Ashley together one night.
nusmng over ms "social unfitness.
In a blind rage. Dr. Brandon knocks
Gardner's apitter with half a dozen fwn tUB partner and chokes the girl
mo nhr ,.k. M,iH I "iu unconsciousness. Discouraa-pfl
have done it, either, for the old boy w" ne tak.ee refuge in whisky count this fall.
waa there with a-raft of stuff. He
the camera.
Is The influence of Booth ,TarKington
on the screen version of his "conquest
of Canaan." recently completed with
Thomas Melghan in the leading role,
will be shown in both the "titles and
the action of the film. Tarkington Is
responsible fpr more than- half of the
titles in the picture and he also made
many pertinent suggestions on the
handling of the acting of the action
of the story, which were followed by
R. William Neill, the director.
The next screen offering In which
Eugene O'Brien .will r appear, ine
Last Door," in which Martha Mans
field will make her last appearance
as a leading lady supporting a star.
She will be starred on her own ac-
SEMI-PRO GAMES ' LISTED
Contests
Played In Oregon and
' Washington Salem Senators
Defeat Legion Boys.
With Kenneth Scott. ex-Washing'
ton high school athlete, pitching in
fine form, the fast American Railway
Express team defeated the Camas ag
gregation at Camas yesterday after
noon by a 6 to 5 score.
-With any kind of support behind
him, Scott could have kept the score
down much lower. The Expressmen
booted the ball six times during the
game. Score:
. RHEl R H E
A. Express 6 5 6!Camas.... 5 4
. Batteries: Scott and Lamear; Moh-
Ier and Decuman.
Council Crest .defeated Anehc
Council of the Security Benefit asso
ciation on the East Twelfth and Davis
grounds. The feature of the. game
was the hitting of Korhonen. Scoret
R H El R H &
C. Crest.. 8 12 21 A. Council 6 8
Batteries: Robins and
Tucker and Fletcher.
Brewster;
JloweS the Beavers only four blows lent, by Dal ley 3, Sam Ross 2. Bases en
II told, and two of them Came in the balls, Dailey 2, Sam Boas 1. Two-base
ninth. '". Krus. Westersll. Cox. FIrher, Hale.
.But the second gam, was another - JSTK
or inose siamDang. Knock down ana wild pitches, Kallio 2. Ssm Ross 1. Innings
'8 HiguuiiarM, mums i pitcnea. by Geary 1-3, at bat 6, runs 5,
spectacles that have become all the hits 6; Kallio. 8 plua, at bat, 15. rnns-3,
rage nowadays, but which a pair of lhlt Dullty. 8 2-8. at bat S3, runs 1. hits
..-,. um 1 1 1 a k..n 10: Sam Ross 8. runs 8. hits 7. Runs re-
..h.m.H i m th. m riv P""rtJ" &? Geary 2. Kallio 8. Dailey 1.
. ' 7 " .' ' " " --' bam Koss s. Time of came. Z hours
1 ne fuas aia tne naraest canonaains minutes. UmDirea. Toman and Bvron.
when it counted and made fewer Credit victory to Dailey. Chars defeat to
gooK plays, so tney won. And there Bam Koaa.
was a time or two when they looked
almost as rotten as the Beavers,
which is going some. But they re
covered,' while the Beavers didn't.
Beavers Spotted to Five Rons.
The Suds were at their worst in
the first inning of the second game
when Geary spotted the home talent
to a five-run lead. Everything he
threw was smashed to ail corners of
the ball yard.
. Genin began it by grounding past
short. Then Wolfer Texas leagued to
center and Hale spilled a bunt down
the third-base line. -Geary ran over
and grabbed it, then turned around
and threw the pellet in the general
direction of the north star. Hale
had it beaten, Jnyway, so it was a
hit. but Geary got an error, because
Hale weiu right on to third on the
wild throw, while Genin and WoMer
scored.
- Jimmy Poole thereupon busted
single past third and Hale tallied.
. Cox sacrificed Jimmy to second an
Krug brought him, in with a doubi
to left. When Gus Fisher whacked
the next pitch for a liner to cente
Geary threw up his hands and rushed
from the field. Daily replaced him.
and that way all bf that
The Beavers made another in the
third on doubles by Cox and Fisher,
but that ended their activity. In th
meantime the Suds were pounding
Kallio, so after they Jiad rammed
home a couple in the third and one in
the fourth, and had two on witn non
out, McCredie yanked Kallio and sen
In Sam Ross.
Sam got by with only one run for
the rest of that inning and fooled the
Suds In the fifth, but in the sixth
Chief Kenworthy, the celebrated Iron
Duke, exploded a couple of tons of
TNT nnder the pitcher's box and blew
Sam so high it took ten minutes for
bis fragments to settle.
Eldred led off with a single. The
Duke himself was safe on his bouncer
to short, while Eldred reached third.
Then Cunningham smote one to Hale
on which Samuel pul d a prize one.
He had the batter at first by a mile
but Eldred tantalized him by dancing
eff third and he suddenly dashed for
the bag. Eldred beat him to it and
nobody was out. The play went as a
fielder's choice.
Stumpf added to the uproarlous-
ness of the afternoon by scoring El
dred on a hit to right. Tobin rouowea
wrfth a crash to center which Genin
foozled after he got it; and three
more hands tallied, all this with none
out. When Tobtn reacnea tnira on
Mlddleton's out, Sam got so flustered
that he wild-pitched him nome. maa-
nr it fin for the stanza.
Incidentally Joe Dailey for Seattle
Bitched himself back into a Job after
' , , A 1 n .. ! Bet.
having been reieasea tur iwoujk '"
iirday's 2-to-l combat. His release
waa all made out. but when the Bea
vers scored their five runs off Geary
and the game seeded gone. Kenwor
thy told him to go in and work.
Dailey did it so well that he is agaift
a Sud in good standing.
J alien Mee. the University of Illi
nois shortstop sent Portland by De
troit, arrived yesterday. McCredie
decided to let him rest after his long
trip, but sent him in to replace Young
in the ninth inning -of the second
game. Mee is a little fellow with a
big pair of shoulders, built somewhat
like Dave Bancroft. He had no
chances to show What he can o in
fielding or hitting. The score:
- First same
r- Seattle
I Portland-
h n TT O A'Oenln.m 4 0
..; .assl l woiier.L "
Ve-ll.3 4 111 4IHale,3...
sli'hy! S 1 215 0Poole.l..
El"edfm 4 0 1 2 0JCez.r..
Ken hy.2 4 0 1 1 Krug . 2 .
run'tm. u i a. v ...........
fitumpf.s 4 O
Tubtn.c. v
Gard'r.p 4 11
4 0
5 0
3 0
8 0
3 0
1 2 2'Young.s. 2 0 0
1 ' 3 0 Jo'nson.p 2 0
0 10
0 2 0
13 2
0 5 1
12 0
0 3 3
1 J ?
8 2
8 8 8
1 0
io-o
0 4 Kutler.ss 1 0
Fisher . 1 0
! T.I.UIJ 5 1127 171 Totals SO 0 44J7 13
Batted for Johnson In ninth.
o.-.tle 8 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 05
Portland 0 00000000-0
Krror Baker, Young. Struck out. by
Johnson 5. Gardner 8. Bases on bails, ott
Johnson 1. Gardner 1. Home run. Murphy.
Lmukle play". Mlddleton to Murphy. Sac
rifice, hit. Murphy. Stolen base. WestersiL
Hit by pitched ball, -yiesterill by Johnson.
Runs responsible for. Johnson 4. Time of
same. 1 hour 3J minutes. Umpires, Byron
and Toman.
I AAGELS BEAT SEALS TWICE
Scores 4-3 and 3-1 Series Is
Won", Four Games to Three,
SAN FRANCISCO. June l. Los
Angeles won both games from San
Francisco today, the first 4 to 3 and
the second 3 to 1. Nlehoff's Infield
out in the ninth, scoring Carroll,
who had tripled, gave the Angels the
victory in the first giyne. In the
second contest the southerners
bunched hits, In the first Inning and
gained a lead which the Seals were
unable to overcome.
With today's double victory Los
Angeles won the series from San
Francisco, losing three games out
of the seven played." The Angels de
feated San Francisco in a previous
series this season also. Scores:
Morning same: . -
Los Angeles B R H O A
H R H U A SCntCK.I. w V v
Statz.m. 5 18 1 0IRath.2.. 2 0 0
M'Auly.s 4 118 l.CaVny.s 8 0 1
Carr'U.l 6 12 5 OIKI'son.r. 8 10
GriKgs.l 4 0 0 8 SiO'Con'l.l 8 11
Cra f d.r 3 18 3 OIKelly.m. 4 0 1
Nie'off.2 4 0 8 2 SlWalah.S. 3 0 0
Lln'ore.S 4 0 2 0 2YeIle.c... 8 12
Hald'ln.o 4 0 0 6 2Lewls.p. 8 0 1
H g ea.p 4 0 10 Si Pits' Id. 10 1
, (Agnew.t 10 0
Ttnl. T 4 IS 27 14L
San Francisco Totals 80 8 7 27 16
Fitzgerald batted for Walsh In ninth,
t Agnew batted for Lewis in ninth.
Tn. Irnki 0 0012000 1-
Sn Francisco ..0 0100200 0 3
Krrnrn PsrrolL O'Connell 2. Kelly.
Three-base hit, Carroll. Two-base hits, Ca-
veney, lene, urawtora. oncrm; una,
McAaley. Griggs. Caveney. Base on balls.
off Hughes 4, Lewis 2., Struck out, by
Hughes 4, Lewla 3. Double playa. Rath to
Caveney to O'Connell. Caveney to Rath.
Runs responsible for, Hughes 2. Lewis 3.
Stolen bases, CarrolL
Aft ernoon game:
Los Angeles I San Francisco
Ji K n u A r n -n u a
took one game of the two played here
today with Vernon, thus gaining the
series. The morning game was taken
by the Tigers, 2 to 1; the afternoon
game by the Oaks, 4 to 2. Neither
game brought any features to the
fore, the unusually small Sunday
crowds "apparently causing apathy on
the diamond, scores:
First game
R.H.E.!
Oakland... 1 6 0 Vernon.
Second game
R.H.E
Oakland. 4 18 0' Vernon.
R.H.E
2 6
R.H.E
2 10
Baseball Summary.
Ststz.m. 4
M'Auly.s 4
Car ll.l.. 8
Griggs.l 8
Kll ter.r 4
Nie'off.2 4
Lln'ore.S 8
Bald'in.e 8
Aldr'ge.p 4
3 OlSchlck.L 3
1 2 SIRath,2... 4
0 0 OlCav'ey.s. 4
2 13 llKllison.r. 8
0 8 HO'Con'll.l 3
0 4 7IKelly.m. 4
0 0 lWalsh,3s 8
1 2 21
10 1
Agnew, c 1
Cru'ler.p 2
1 1
1 2
2 2
2 0
0 15
0 2
1 0
0 4
0 1
Totals 82 8 T 27 16 Totals 27 1 7 27 1
Los Angeles 2 0 0 0.0 O O 1 u 3
San Francisco ..10000000 01
Two-base hit. Aldridge. Sacrifice hlte.
Crumnler. Ellison. Agnew. Bases on balls.
off Crumpler 4, Aldridge 3. Struck out.
by Crumpler 8. Aldridge 2. Double plays.
McAuley to Niehoff a Grigga. Agnew to
Caveney. McAuley to Grigga. Runs re
sponsible for, Crumpler 8, Aldridiie L
SAGS WIS TWO, 5-0 AXD 5-3
Afternoon Go With Bees One of
Fastest Games This Season
SACRAMENTO. CaL, June 12.
Both games ofa double-header were
taken by Sacramento from Salt Lake
Cltv today, the morning game by
score of 5 to 3 -and the afternoon
came. 5 to 0.
The aiternoon game was one oi tne
fastest - played here tnis season,
Proueh. pitching for Sacramento,
was never in danger, scores:
National Leane Standing's.
W. L. P.C
W. L. P.C.Brooklyn.. 25 29 43
Pittsburg. 33 16 .673 Chicago... 20 26 .435
New York 82 1U .627!Cliiciniiatl. Tl 30 .423
St. Louis. 27 21 .513 1-hiladelv'a 14 31 .3-D
Boston... 24 22.5221
. American' League Standings.
Cleveland 83 20 MSi. Boston .... 28 23 .800
New York 81 20 .HOS St. Louis. . 2328.451
Washing n 2 25 .437iChlcago. . . 20 21 4li
Detroit... 2 27 .618 Phlladelp'a . 16 88 .863
How the Serief Heded.
At Portland 1 game. Seattle 6 games
at os Angeles. Vernon 8 games. Oakland 4
games; at Sacramento 5 games, ball Lake
2 games; at San Francisco 8 games, Los
Angeles 4 games. -
Where the Teams Play This Week.
Los Angeles at Portland. San Francisco
at Seattle. Sacramento versus Oakland at
San Francisco: Vernon versus Salt Lake
at Los Angeles.
College Baseball Results.
At Detroit. Waaeda university of Toklo 8.
University of Detroit 14.
American Association Results.
Toledo 8. Milwaukee 4.
Columbus S. Kansas City 10.
Indianapolis 2-7, St. Paul 4-12.
Louisville 9, Minneapolis 3. '
Western League Results,
Des Moines 8, Oklahoma City 9.
Sioux City 1,' Wichita 0.
St. Joe 6-8, Tulaa 0-7. '
Omaha 1-7, Joplln 8-8.
Southern Association Results.
Nashville 6-4, Birmingham 1-5.
Mobile 5. Chattanooga 4.
Memphis 4, Little Rock 6.
New Orleans 6-0, Atlanjta 6-2.
Beaver Batting Averages.
AB. H. A v. AB. H. A v.
. 92 37 .402Krug ....232 54 243
.2.12 82 ,82.'iButler .. .1K6 45 .242
.253 75 .2!61Polson ... 22 4 .1N1
.239 70 ,23IYoung ...200 35 .175
.2H 78 .2l)lPIUette... 41 7 .170
.116 33 .2S4IRoss. Sam 45 7.155
.124 34 iltt'aton 16 2 .125
4 .27IKallio 32 4 .125
9 .243!Tm. av. 2226 D87 .264
Hale .
Poole .
Cox ...
Genin
Wolfer
Baker
Fisher
Ross. Sid.. 15
Johnson.. 37
In order to reduce traffic conges
tion on prominent boulevards in
Paris, a project Is now under consid
eration for providing moving slde
walks under the highways.
Olds, Wortman King baseball
team triumphed over the Cub Junioi
aggregation at Sellwood park.. The
score was 10 to 9. Sage, pitching fot
the winners, was the Star of the
game,. getting .a three-bagger with
the bases full. He let the Cub team
down with five hits. Score:
R H EI R H E
O..W. &K. 10 6JCub Jun... 9 5 9
, Batteries: age and White; Drake
and Smith.
Brooklyn ' defeated Laurelhnrst, 15
to 11 in a loosely played game at
Buckman field. Blanchard of Brook
lyn, made four hits out of five times
At bat. Score:
R. H. E. R. H. E.
Brooklyn 15 20 4L,aurelh'st 11 18 7
Batteries Stewart, Jones ana Aus
tin; Schille, Lynch and Gibson. Um
pire, Schuman.
When Zitz of the Woodlawn team
doubled in the ninth inning with two
on bases and a tie score" he drove in
the winning run and broke up the
ball game with the Coin Machine
team. The final score was 7 to 6.
The game-' was played at Oolumbia
park.' Scnre:
R.H. E. R.H.'E.
Woodlawn 7 14 4'Coln Mach. 6 10 6
Batteries Oass and Sheastey; .Cul
ver and Colbert.
The Piedmont Maroons defeated the
Mail Carriers. 12 to S. The score:
R. H. E. R. H.-E.
Maroons. 12 M 8MaIl Car... 9 6 8
Batteries Emig. filoomgardner and
Bosch; Harklns ajui Brinkly.
Honeymad Hardware added another
victory at the expense of the Knights
of Columbus nine on the Columbia
university diamond. It was a shutout
for the hardware lads, the final score
being 4 to 0. Chuck Smith, pitching
for the Knights, fanned 11 men, but
the Honeyman batters bunched the
hits on him in the fourth, scoring
three runs. The feature of the game
was the hitting of lrve Cole for Honeyman.
The score:
R. H. E. R. H.E.
Honeyman 4 8 3,'K. of C... 0 6 2
Batteries Qrffessenberry and Dil
lon; Smtith and V. Jaccobberger.
-
South Parkwftv defeated the Vet
erans of Foreign Wars by a score of
11 to 4. The score: ,
R. H. E. R H E
Parkway. 11 17 3! tTets 4 6 4
Batteries TJnkles and Brown;
Wells, Kirkpatrick and Miller.
SALEM, r., June 12. (Special.)
The Salem Senators this afternoon
defeated the American Legion nine
of Portland oe the local grounds by
a score of 9 to 2., Knudson and Keene
worked on the mound for 'the locals,
with Edwards receiving. Donaldson
pitched for the visitors, with Mcin
tosh behind the bat. Hard hitting on
the part of the locals featured the
fcame.
. 1
ASTORTA. Or.. June 12. rfSneefai.)
The Nicolai Door company baseball
team of Portland was defeated on the
local grounds this afternoon by As
toria by a score of 6 to 0. The Port
land team made six hits and five
errors, while the Centennials obtained
ceven hits and was charged with five
errors. The batteries were: Cen
tennials, Bellinger and Wolfe; Nico
lai Door company, Riggs and Lang
hart. .
NORTH BEND, Or., June 12. (Spe
cial.) Playing today on the North
Bend grounds in the second game of
the league season, Coquille defeated
Marshfield, 11 to 7. Mast and Lens
manowsky were the battery for Co
quille, and Johnson, Willis and Marks
for Marshfield.
ALBANY, Or, June 12. (Special.)
The "Standard Oil company baseball
team of Portland, was defeated by the
Moose team of Albany, 14 to 4. In a
free hitting game here this afternoon.
The local lads hammered the ball
hard and led all the way. Stewart of
Albany, starred at bat with two three
baggers and two singles in five times
up. Summers of Albany, got a home
run with no one on. Batteries were:
Albany, berg and Glllsie; . Standard
Oil, Krouse and Perkins.
. N
CENTRALIA, ' Wash., June 12.'
(Special.) South Bend piled up four
run lead In early Innings of today's
Southwest Washington league game
at the fair grounds and defeated Cen
tralia, 4 to 3. Both teams used two
pitchers. Scores: .
. R. H. E.
ETAOINSHRDLTJ South Bend.4 7 2
t s-bl R. H. E.
ETAOINSHRDLTJ Centralla ..3 6 2
RattArle a SphwtrfK. Davis and
Wittemore; RiddelL. Gargner and
Miles. -
. l
CHEHALIS, Wash., June 12. (Spe
cial.) Chehalls Elks ball team won
from Camp Lewis today by a score of
10 to 4. Eight of th ten runs by
Chehalis were made In the first two
innings. ,
ST. HELENS, Or., June ,12. (Spe
cial.) St Helens won its third con
secutive game today by defeating
Clatskanie. The score was St. Helens
6, Clatskanie 3. Rube Maxmeyer, who
pitched for St. Helens, was in rare
form. He struck out 11 men, walked
two and allowed six hits. St. Helens
scored three id the second on tvo
hits, two errors and a walk. - Ray
Bryan, ex-TJniverslty of Oregon play'
er, pitched for Clatskanie and allowed
only five hits but gave eix walks.
Portland Woolen Mills team went
to Oregon City yesterday and won a
12-'to-6 victory from the lads of that
city. Score: ,
. R. H. E. R. H. E.
Portland .12 10 2!Oregon C. .. 6 4
Batteries Jacobson, Brice and
Poff: Hammond and Watkins.
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Eldr'd.m 5
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Stumpf. s 5
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Bates.L 2
I Portland
B R H O A
0 8 llGenin.m. 5 12 2 0
1 2 3;lVolfer,L 5 1 2 2
0 6 OiHaIe.3... 5 12 11
2 1 OiFoole.l. .4 1 111 1
3 8 SCox.r.... 4 1 1 3
1 1 HKrug.2... 8 1116
2 2 2FLher.c. 4 0 4 5 0
3 5 HYoung.s.. 8 0 111
0 0 OiKallio.p. 1 0 0 0 2
0 0 0 Koss, s.,p 4 0 0 1 2
1 4 OIBaker.. 1 0 0 0 0
Me.ss... 0 0 0 0 0
Totals 86 3 9 24 101 Totals 33 810 27 16
Batted for Rleger In ninth-
Salt Lake 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 3
Sacramento .u a 1 u v 1 v u
Krrors. Lynn. Reiser, McGafflgan,
Koud. Schang. stolen bases. Brown.
hai. hits. Kvan. McGafflgan. Lynn. Sig-
Kopp. Three-base nits, uooit z. two-
lin. Sacrifice hit. McGafflgan. .Bases on
hall. Reiser 1. Shea 3. Struck out. Kei
er 2. . Double plays, iicuamgan to urr
to MOllwlts z. hum TCsyousiDio ior,
Relger 4. Shea 2.
Aiternoon game:
KB it Lake I Sacramento
U K H O A BRHOA
Slslin,2. 4
Sand.a. . 4
Wilh'it.l 4
Brown.3 4
J'nk'ns.o 4
Crav'h.r 4
Glng"i.m 2
Bvier.l. 4
B'ml'y.p 8
J'rdan 1
0 0
0- 3
0 1
0 1
0 0
0 1
0 1
0 0
0 0
O 1
2iMcO'f n,2 3
.1,Kopp.l.. 1
Totals 34 0 8 24 l:
Pick. 3... 4
Cmp'n.ra 2
Moliw'i,l
Ryan.r.. 4
Orr.s.... 8
Cook.c. 3
Prough.p 8
1 1
0 0
1 2
1 2
1 15
1 1
1 3
1 8
0 0
Totals 27 5 7 27 16
.. Totals 43 10 13 27 15 Totals 39 6 16 27 12
s Batted for Young in eighth.
Seattle 0 0 2 2 0 S 0 1 0 10
Portland 6 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 6
Errors Geary, . Genin, Young. Struck
Batted tor Uinglardl in ninth.
Salt Lake 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Sacramento 1 0 0 2 1 0 0 1 x 6
Krrnrs. Brown. Glnglardl. Stolen bases.
McGafflgan 2, Kopp 2. Cravath. Two-base
hit Pick. Sacrifice hits, Kopp. Compton.
Bases on balls, off Prough 1, Bromley 3.
Struck out, by Prough 2, Bromley L Runs
responsible, for, Bromley 4.
OAKS WI" OXE, TAKE SERIES
Double-Header Divided With Ver
non, Scores 2 to 1, 4 to 2.
LOS ANGELES, June 12. Oakland
when you make Chocolate Devil Cake
Take 1 cup sugar, butter size of an egg. Cream these
- . ingredients together. 1 cup sour milk, 1 egg. Sift 1 cup -flour,
1 teaspoon soda and 3 tablespoons Ghirardelli's
Ground Chocolate together four or five times ; add the
creamed butter and sugar; then the egg, well beaten,
and the tour milk. Stir well. Bake in a moderate ovens,
when cool, cover with chocolate' frosting.
; You lose not a moment in grating or melting. That
saves time. You measure'off exactly what you need
no more, no less..That saves waste. And there's never
a doubt as to how the cake will '.'turn out" for Ghirar
delli's is the chocolate of proved purity, the chocolate
of certainty.
Ask your grocer for this super-fine chocolate, ready
to use as it comes from the can ; and write for the new
Ghirardclli book of recipes it's free !
- SayGear-ar-delly"
Since I Is D. GHIRARDELLI CO. San Francisco
GHIRARDELLI S
a - w mm
I Avrnjtlr
m .T f AaV i r ri
CHOCOLATE
Astoria Furniture Co Astoria, Or.
Ashland Furniture Co Ashland, Or.
Hulburt-Ballack Hardware Co. Albany, Or.
McNain Hardware Co. Bandon, Or.
A. G. Anderson.. Clatskanie, Or.
Dunn Bros Condon, Or.
Huster Corvallis, Or.
Leever Central Point, Or.
Coquille Hardware Co Coquille, Or.
W. L. Darby Cottage Grove, Or.
C. L. Crider Dallas, Or.
W. E. Tipton Dufur, Or.
Chambers Hardware Co. Eugene, Or.
Rogue River Hardware Co. Grants Pass, Or.
L. L. Kidder..." Gresham, Or.
Oregon Hardware Co Hermiston, Or.
E. A. Franz Co. Hood River, Or.
Moore & Walker ; .Independence, Or.
Bert Mason,. f.lone. Or..
Kent Elevator Co Kent, Or.'
Roberts & Hanks......'.,. Klamath Falls, Or.
, .. .Lake view, Or.
. .Marshfield, Or.
Maupin, Or.
.McMinnville, Or.
....Medford, Or.
.Milton, Or.
John Brammer
Pioneer Hardware Co.,
Shattuck Bros
Oi O. Hodson . ...
Crater Lake Hardware Co.
Williams & Olinger
J. W. Hart..: Milwaukie, Or.
Geo. Blatchford Molalla, Or.
Huling, Lundy & Sons Myrtle Point, Or.
Geo. Nash Newberg, Or.
Hazer & Son North Bend, Or.
Sterns & Chenowith Oakland, Or.
.Oregon City, Or.
... .Pendleton, Or.
...Pilot Rock, Or.
Frank Busch & Sons
The Taylor Hardware Co
C. G. Bracher
Wm. Gadsby & Sons, 113 Firsf St Portland, Or.
Calcf Bros, 68 Fifth St Portland, Or.
H. Jenning & Sons, 5th and Wash Portland, Or.
Ormandy Bros., 401 N. Jersey-St Portland, Or.
Morrison Grand Furniture Co., 387 li.
Morrison St . . . . Portland. Or.
Sunden, Rudeen & Streibig, Second and
Yamhill SIS ; Portland. Or.
Edwards Furniture Co., 82 Fifth St.. . . Portlaud, Or.
W. E. Spurrier, "4616 Woodstock Ave.. .Portland, Or.
L. C. Ellman, 384 Russell St Portland. Or.
' C. H. Wyngarden Furniture Exchange,
86 Killingsworth Ave Portland. Or.
Chas. E. Anderson, 696 Alberta Sf... .Portland. Or.
F. C Jellisons 1974 E. Stark St Portland. Or.
J. Sommers, 994 Belmont St Portland. Or.
Efteland Co., 1581 Peninsula Ave. 1'ortlanJ Or.
Willis Hardware & Supply Co, 819
Lombard St Portlai-rl Or.
Stewart & Son Powers. Or.
Sherwood & Clark Rainier. Or,
Parslow & Bell f Roweburg. Or,
Ray L. Farmer Hardware Co Salem. Or.
Carlson & Sherk Sherwood, Or.
Richards-Cole Co Stanfield, Or,
Stadelman Bonn Hardware Co. The Dalit s. Or.
Alex McNair. Tillamook. Or,
Stangeby & Cast Umatilla, Or.
C F. Whitman ,..Woodburn, Or.
Sterns & Chenowith Yoncalla. Or.
WASHINGTON
Kauf mam-Leonard Co Aberdeen, Wash.
W. Swank & Co Camas, Wash.
Berlin & Co.'. ...Centralia, Wash.
Powers & Williams ......
Monnette & Hamilton...
Minard & Co
Fetterer Bros
Grand view Hardware Co..
M. A. McKenzie& Son..
Quimby & Wilson
Le Cleric Hardware Co.,
...Chehalis, Wash.
....Dayton, Wash.
...... Elma, Wash.
.Ellensburg, Wash.
.Grandview, Wash.
. Goldendale, Wash.
, . .Hoquiam, Wash.
. ...Hoquiam, Wash.
Washington Hdwe. & Furn. Co.. . .Kennewick, Wash.
Montesano Furniture Co.. Montesano, Wash.
Ridgefield Hardware Co.". Ridgefield, Wash.
Patrician & Oliver Woodland, Wash.
F. D. Hobert La Center. Wash,
L. Hinse Menlo, Wash.
Outlook Supply. Co....; Outlook, Wash.
Lee-Perry Co. ." Pasco, Wash.
J. R. Stevenson Pomeroy, WaVh.
H. S. Fender & Son Presrott, Wash.
Harper Hdwe. & Furn. Co...... Prosser, Wash.
Selah Mere. Co... Selah. Wash.
Amundsnn Hdwe. Co Sunnyside, Wash.
F. C. Palmer Tnppenish, Wish.
Marshall McCall Hdwe. Co Vancouver, Wash.
Dickinson-Shaffer Hdwe. Co Waitkburg, Wash.
Malcolm McLean Grocery Co.... Walla Walla. Wash.
The Hub Merc Co Wapato, Wish.
Smith Furniture Co...... Yakima. Wash.
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Jenkins Furniture . Co.
Cash Bazaar
Boise, Idaho I Peckham Furniture Co. Caldwell, Idaho
.......Boise, Idaho J. A. Lauer & Bros Payette, Idaho
Godfrey Hdwe. Co Weiser, Idaho
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