Morning Oregonian., July 31, 1922, Page 10, Image 10

THE MORNING OREGOXIAX, MONDAY, JULY 31, 1923
BEAVERS ID SUDS
SPLIT DOW BILL
WHEN A FELLER NEEDS A FRIEND.
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Seattle Wins First, Manhan
dling Coleman.
Place Regained by Defeat
ing Boston, 4 to 1.
PORTLAND TAKES SECOND
WRIGHT PITCHES WELL
Walberg, Kid Pitcher of Local
Crev Gets Excellent Sup
port; Score Is 5 to 3.
Red Sox Held to Five Hits; Ja-
cobson and Williams Bap
Out Circuit Bingles.
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Pacifir CotiNt League Standings, i
W. !.. Pet. I W. . Pet.
Ran Fran. .74 it) .i;:7:Oakland ...3 C2 I4s:i
Vernon ....IIS M ..";Sealtle 04 84 .438
Los Ang..0.j 31! ..l:'.7IPortland ..41) ii! .410
Salt Lake. 59 M .JuuiSacra 49 "0 .412
Vehtenlay's Results.
At Portland 2-5, Seattle 7-:l.
At Los Angeles, Vernon 3-5, San Fran
CtFCO 4-1.
At Oakland Los Angeles 7-5.
At Salt Lake 8-16. Sacramento 15-9.
By tak ng the second game of
their double matinee with Seattle
yesterday the Beavers broke even
on the day's work. The Suds man
handled Ralph Coleman in the first
contest for ten hits and took the
opener, 7 to 2. The Beavers re
versed the order in the second con
gest and, oy giving George Walberg,
t,he kid ritcher of the Portland
crew, some fine support, won 5 to 3.
The outcome of yesterdiy's games
gives Seattle the lead on the series,
four to three, but with a postponed
game of a previous ser.es to be
played off today; the Beavers have a
chance to even up the count for the
week.
Beavers Hits Scattered.
The Beavers got their share of hits
in the first, game, tallying a total of
eight off Jacobs, which was but two
less than it took tor Seattle to win,
but they did not come when they
were needed. One of Portland's two
runs came in ins lourth inning on
Dick Co::'s three-base blow and
Jimmy Poole's single. Charley High's
home run in tne- ninth gave the
home team its other run.
Coleman was no puzzle to the Se
attle batters from the start. They
found him for three hits .n the first
inning which netted three runs.
From then on the Suds kept well in
front.
It looked as if Seattle would clean
up in the double-header wnen Lane's
homer in the first inning gave the
visitors a lead at the start of the
second game, but Portland took a
new lease on life in he second
frame, when three hits sent two
runs across and put the Beavers one
run to the good.
Giessett Is Passed.
In this inning McCann, the first
man up, drew a walk. S'.rgent sin
gled, McCann going to second on the
hit. King forced McCann at third
and was forced out at second him
self by Walberg. With Sargent on
third Finr.eran did not take a chance
on Gressett, but issued a free pass
to the Beaver left-fielder. Wolfer's
single to left scored Sargent.
With Dick Cox up and two run
ners on the paths it looked as if
Portland would sew up the old ball
game right there but the best Cox
could do was to bring Wolfer in, for
Gressett was caught trying to score
on the same hit.
Seattle tied the count again in its
half of the third when Lane, who
doubled to left scored on Hood's
single. The Beavers could not be
held in leash for long. In the next
inning Charley High's second home
run of the day put Portland back in
front.
Hood Gets Homer.
The Seattle club, however, also has
home run. hitters as Walberg found
out to his sorrow. In the sixth in
ning Hood lifted one of the big
southpaw's slants over the right
field fence. It put the score on a
50-50 basis again but only for a
short time for the Beavers counted
again in their half of the same
inning.
Big Rip King grew careless and
stepped in front of one of Joe Fin
neran's wild heaves. He advanced
on Walberg's single and scored on
another safe hit by Wolfer.
The Beavers figured that the one.
run lead was not enough so in the
eighth they proceeded to nick Mr.
Finneran for another tally. Gres
sett and Wolfer hit safely and the
former scored on Cox's sacrifice fly.
Today's game will start at 2:45
o'clock.
The scores:
First game:
Seattle I Portland
B H O AIGressetU. 4
I.ine,l. ... 4 2 0 OIWolfer.2. . . 4
S.Adams,2 2 1 3 4iCox.m 4
Barney.r.. 4 3 0 OlPoole.l 4
Eldred, m. 4 13 OiHigh.r 4
Vl6terzl.3 3 0 0 HMcCann.s.. 3
Crane. ss.. 5 2 0 6Sargent,3.. 4
Stumpf.l.. 5 118 OiElllott.c. .. 4
J.Adams.c 2 0 5 OiColeman.p. 2
Jacobs.p.. 4 0 0 II Hale 1
iHouck.p... 0
ST. LOUIS, July 30. The Browns
regained first place ' by defeating
Boston 4 to 1 this afternoon, mov
ing one-half game ahead of the
Yankees, due to the latter's defeat
today by Chicago.
Wayne Wright pitched excellent
ball, holding the visitors to five hits,
one a home run by Menosky who
batted for Husseli in the eighth in
ning. Two home runs, one by Jaecb
son and one by Williams, accounted
for three of the Browns' tallies, To
bin being on first when Williams
made his circuit drive.
The Browns won today's game
minus the services of First Baseman
Sisler and Catcher Severeid, both of
whom were injured in Saturday's
game. -
Boston L St. Louis--
BHOA! B H O A
Mitchell.s. 3 0 0 3 Gerber,s, v. 3 13 2
Fewster,3., 2 1 0 3(Shorten,m. 2 0
Foster,3.. 0' 0 1 0;Tobin,r. 4 1
Burns.l... 3 2 13 O Williams,!. 4 1
Pratt,2... 4
Harris, 1... 4
J.Collins.r 4
Mlller.m.. 3
Ruel.c... 3
Russel.p.. 2
Fullert'n.p 0
Karr.p. . .. 0
Menosky. 1
2Jacobson,l. 4
0IMcManus,2 3
Collins, c... 3
Bronkle,3. 3
Wright, p
0
1
2
2 0
Sacramento won the series four
games to three. Scores:
First game:
Sacramento 1 Salt Lake
BHOA BHOA
Schang.3.. 5 11 4ISand,s 4 13
Mollwitz.1 5 2 12 0 Wilhoit.r.. 5
Schink'l.m 6 4 1 llsigl!n,2 4
u Lazzeri.z. .. 1
4 Strand, 1... 5
0 Lewis.l 5
5'Sehick,m... 5
lKerns,3.. .. 5
2 JenkinstC.. 4 3
Gould.p.... 2 0
Rieger.p... 2 0
Ryan.r. ... 6 4
McGaf'n,2 1
Sheehan.l. 6 3
Pearce.s.. 4 1
Cook.s 3 0
Prough.p.. 5 3
Totals.. 46 19 271? Totals...42 18 27 7
Sacramento 2 0 0 0 4) 1 5 0 1 15
Hits 4 0 1 0 1 4 6 1 2 19
Salt Lake 0 2 0 1 1 0 1 3 0 8
Hits 0 3 0 3 3 1 3 4 118
Errors, Pearce, Schick. Home run,
rrough. Two-base hits, Schinkel 2, Shee
han, Ryan, Lewis 2, Strand, Sand, Laz
zeri. Stolen bases, sheehan, Schang.
Struck out, by Prough 3, by Gould a.
Bases on balls, off Prough 2, off Gould
3 off Rieger 2. Innings pitched, by
Gculd 5 pius. Runs responsible for,
Gculd 6, Rieger 8, Prough 8. Double
plays, Strand to Sand, Prough to Pearce
to Mollwitz, McGaffigan to Pearce to
Mollwitz. Charge defeat to Gould. Um
pires, Carroll and Toman. Time, 2:01.
becona game:
stealing, Lindimore, Twombly. Double
play, Marriott, Koehler, Lafayette. Left
on bases, Los Angeles 5, Oakland 6.
Time, 1:35. Umpires, Reardon and Mc-Grew.
Sacrament
BHOA
2 2
1 1
1 4
1 13
2 3 0
0 14
10 2
0 3 0
0 0 2
0 0 0
0 0 0
Schang, 3.. 5
Mollwitz.l 5
Sch'kel.m 5 .
Ryan.r 4
Sheehan.l. 4
McUaf n,2 5
Pearce.s... 5
Cook.c 6
Colwell, p. 3
Fenner.p.. o
Kopp 1
Salt Lake
B H O
ISand.s 4 2 1
Wilhoit.r... 4 2 0
Siglin.2 5 2 4
Strand.l. ..4 3 10
OiLewls.l 5
2;Schick.m...
Kerns.o...... 5
Anfinson.c 5
Blaeh'er.p 5
Totals.. 42 33 24 5
3 1
1 3
3 0
2 8
2 0
Totals... 42 20 27 11
Batted for Penner in ninth. Fiied
out.
Sacramento 03000020 4 8
Wits 04011200 5 13
Salt Lake. 2 5 0 2 0 2 0 5 x 16
Hits 38011207 X 20
Errors, Schang, Schinkel, McGaffigan,
Colwell. Sand, Lewis. Home runs. Strand,
Schinkel. Three-base hit. Sand. Two
base hits, Ryan, Cook, Colwell, Mollwitz.
.Sand, Wllhoit. Siglin, Lewis, Schick, An
finson, Strand. Sacrifice hits, Sand,
Strand. Struck out, Blaeholder 8, Col
well 2, Penner 1. Bases on balls, B'ae
holder 2, Colwell 1. Innings pitched, Col
well 7 2-3. Charge defeat to Colwell.
Runs responsible for. Blaeholder 0, Col
well 15. Umpires, Toman and Carroll.
Time, 1:47.
' Totals. .33 10 27 121 Totals. . .34 8 27 12
Hale batted for Coleman in eighth.
Beattl 2 100002207
Hits 3 2 100022 0 10
Portland ,...0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 2
Hits ...1 1 1 2 0 0 0 1 2 8
Innings pitched by Coleman. 8. Errrors,
Lane, Gressett, Wolfer, Sargent, Cole
man. Charge defeat to Coleman. At bat
off Coleman 30. Hits off Coleman 10.
Runs scored off Coleman 7. Runs re
sponsible for. Coleman 5, Jacobs 2. Struck
out, by Coleman 2. Jacobs 3. Bases on
balls, off Coleman 6, Jacobs 1. Stolen
bases, J. Adams, Barney, Wisterzil.
Home run. High. Two-base hits. Lane,
Bldred, Wolfer, Sargent. Sacrifice hits.
S. Adams 3. Wisterzil, Jacobs, Eldred.
Runs batted in, Barney 3, Wisterzil,
Poole, Crane 2. High. Double play. Crane
to S. Adams to Stumpf. Time of game,
1:48. Umpires, Eaaon and Finney..
Second game:
Seattle ! Portland
BHOAI BHOA
ANGELS TAKE DOUBLE BILL
Oakland Defeated, 7 to 1 and 5
to 2, in Brace of Gaines.
OAKLAND, Cal., July 30. Los
Angeles made it five out of seven
for the series by beating Oakland
twice today, 7 to 1 in the morning
and 5 to 2 in the afternoon.
In the morning game Griggs and
Hughes were a whole ball team by
themselves, Griggs getting three
singles, a double and a home run
out of five times at bat, in addi
tion to which he drove in five of
the Angeles' seven runs and scored
tho other two himself. Oakland
couldn't even get a man as far as
second until the ninth, when Wilie
walked and scored on Lafayette's
double.
In the afternoon Oakland lost
the game in the opening frame.
Scores: -
Morning game:
Los Angeles Oakland
BHOA BHOA
1
SEALS AJfD TIGERS. DIVIDE
San Francisco Takes First, 4-3;
Vernon Takes Second 5-1 .
LOS ANGELES, Cal., July 30.
San Francisco and Vernon broke
even on a double header here to
day, the Seals taking the first
game, 4 to 3 and the Tigers the
second, 5 to 1. They also halved
the series, four all. Scores:
San Francisco 1 Vernon
BHOAI BHOA
Kelly.l... 3 0 3 OlChdbrne.m 4 2 2 0
Walsh.r.. 2 0 0 OiHigh.l. ... . 4 10 0
Kamm.3.. 4 3 1 31Smith.3... 4 2 3 7
Ellison.l. 8 1 10 OlBodie.r 3 0 0 0
O'Conell.m 3 0 6 OIHyatt.l... 4 1 11 2
1 o usawyer.z.. 3 0 2 2
1 3 3!French.s. .. -3 0 12
1 1 IHannah.c. 3 0 7 2
1 0 41May.p 3 0,11
0 1 OlSchneidert 0 0 0 0
0 0 OIHawks.t.. 1 O 0 0
0 2 Oilturphyj.. 1 0 0 0
0 0 01
0 0 01
Totals. .33 8 27 111 Totals... 33 6 27 16
Agnew batted for Compton in 7th.
Batted for Valla in 0th.
tSchneider ran for Hyatt in 9th.
tHawks batted for Sawyer In 8th.
Batted for French in 9th. ,
San Francisco 2 OlOOOOl 0 4
Hits 2 1 2 0 0 0 1 1 1 8
Vernon 0 0 0 1 0 2 0 0 03
Hits 0 0 0 2 0 3 0 0 1 6
Errors, Rhyne, Hyatt, Sawyer 2. Runs
responsible for, May 2, Scott 3. Struck
out, by May 6. Bases on balls, off May
4. Stolen base, Kamm. Three-base hit.
Smith. Two-base hits. Chadbourne,
Telle: Sacrifice hits, Bodie, Telle. Dou
ble plays, Hannah to Sawyer: French to
Hyatt to Smith. Time, 1:40. Umpires,
Byron and Casey.
Second game:
Sun Francisco 1 Vernon ..
B H O Al BHOA
Rhyne,s. .. 4
Ktiauft.s. 4
yelle.c... 3
Scott, p.. . 4
Compto'r.r 1
See.r 0
Valla.r... 0
Agnew. 1
RMiller". 1
TENNIS FINALS PLAYED
WILL GtVLER IS CHAMPION
I IV BOYS' SINGLES.
Kelly,!.... 2
Compton, r 4
Kamm,3. . 2
Ellison, 1.. 4
O'C'neil.m 3
Rhyne, s.. 3
Kilduff,2. 3
Agnew, c. 3
McW'ny.p 2
R.Miller,3 2
Valla.) 2
See 1
OlCh'db'ne.m 3
HHigh.L . . .
l!Smit'h,3..
OIBodie.r.. .
OiHyatt,!..
Sawyer,2,
French, s. .
Murphy.c.
James,p. . .
Totals. .31 5 24 9!
1
2 1
3 1
4 2
3 0
4 0
4 0
3 2
2 0
1
0 0
2 0
0 0
9 0
3 2
2 4
8 1
0 2
Totals... 28 7 27 10
Lane.l.... 4 2
S.Adams.2 4 1
Hood.r 4 3
Eldred. m
VisterziI3
Crane.s. ..
Ktumpf.l.
Tobin.c. ..
Fineran.p.
4
4
3 0
4 0
3 1
3 1
2IGressett.l.
llWolier.2... 5
OCox.m 4
OlPoole.l 4
2!High,r 4
3 McCann. s. 2
OiSargent.3.. 4
OtKing.c. 3
2IWalberg.p. 4
2 1
3 3
1 0
1 15
2 1
1 3
2 1
0 3
1 0
Totals..33U24 10!
Seattle ....
Totals.. . 34 13 27 16
..10 1 001000 3
Hits -.2 1 3 1 1 2 0 1 0 11
Portland 0 2 1 0 0 1 0 1 I 5
Hits 1 3 2 0 1 2 2 2 x 13
Error, Tobin.' Runs responsible for.
Finneran 5, Walberg 3. Struck out, by
Waiberg 3, Finneran 1. Bases on balls.
Off Finneran 4. Hit by pitched ball, King.
Stolen bases, Poole. Hood. Wolfer. Home
rur Lajie. High, Hood. Two-base hits,
S, Adams, Gressett, Lane, Poole. McCann.
Sacrifice hit. Crane. Runs batted in.
Lane. Wolfer 2, Cox 2, High, Hood.
Caught stealing, Eldred. Double play,
Lane to Tobin. Time of game, 1:45. Um
pires, Finney and Eason.
SACS AVD BEES SPLIT TWO
Salt Lake Loses First, IS to 8,
and Wins Second, 16 to 9.
SALT LAKE CITY, July 30. Sac
ramento and Salt Lake split today's
double header, the visitors taking
the first game 15 to 8 and the locals
the second 16 to 9. Both were ex-
ihibitioaa of Ions distance hitting.
Killifer.l.
McAuley.s 5
Deal,3 4
GriggsU... 5
Twombly, r S
McCabe.m. 4
Lin'more.2 4
Daiy.c 3
Hughes, p.. 4
1 2 0 Brown.l 4
0 1 5 Wilie.r 3
2 0 I Cooper.m.. 4
5 11 OlLafa'ette.l 3
1 3 0Knight,2... 4
2 3 OjMarriott.i.. 3
1 3 4Brubaker,s 3
4 1
0 1
Mitze.c... 2
iJones.p. ... 3
earner 1
Koehler.c. 0
Totals.. 39 13 27 12
0
0
0 2
1 10
0 6
0 3
1 1
0 1
Totals... 30 4 27 17
Los Angeles 0 1 3 0 0 1 1 0 1 7
Hits 0 3 1 0 0 2 3 2 213
Oakland 0 0000000 1 1
Hits. 0 0101100 14
Errors, Marriott, Cather, Brubaker.
r.uns responsible for, Jones 3, Hughes 1.
Struck out, by Hughes 4, by Jones 1.
Bases on balls, off Hughes 3. off Jones 2.
Stolen bases, Hughes, Killifer. Home
run, Griggs. Two-base hits. Griggs, La
fayette. Double plays, Brubaker to La
fayette, Deal to McAuley to Griggs. Left
on bases, Los Angeles 7, Oakland 5.
Time, 1:55. Umpires. Reardon and Mc
Grew. '
Afternoon game
Los Angeles
B H, O A
Killifer.l. 5
McAuley.s 5
Deal,3... 3
Griggs.l.. 3
Twombly.r 4
McCabe.m 4
Lindi'ore,2 4
Daly.c 4
Dum'ich.p 4
T 4 0
1 2 2
0 1 01
211 1
14 0
Oakland
BHOA
Brown.l.. 4 0 2 0
Wilie.r.... 3 12 0
Cooper,m. 4 0 0 0
Cather,2.. 4 12 1
LaF'ette.l 4 0 14 1
0 2 0!Marriott.3 4 113
1 0 7Brubaker,a 4 117
1 3 0Koehler,c. 2 0 3 3
1 0 ljBrenton.p 3 0 2 3
Totals 36 9 27 111 Totals. 32 4 27 18
Los Angeles 40000001 0 5
Hits 321 OOOOl 2 1
Oakland O0010100 0 2
Hits 00002200 0 1
Errors, McAuley 2, Brown. Cather. La
fayette. Runs responsible for, Brenton
none, Dumovich 1. Struck out, by
Brenton i. aaBCB on Dans. otr. Dumo
vich 1,' Brenton 1. Stolen base, Twom
bly. Two-base hit, Cather. Sacrifice
nits, Koenier, Deal. Three-base hit.
Twombly. Runs batted in. Griggs.
Twombly 3, iloCaba, Cather.. Caught
See batted for McWeeny in ninth.
San Francisco 0 00 0 0000 l--l
Hits 0 10 0 10 11 15
Vernon 0 04 0 1 000 5
Hits ..10302100 7
Errors, McWeeny, French. Runs re
sponsible for, McWeeny 5. Struck out,
by James 7. McWeeny 1. Bases on balls,
off McWeeny 3. Three-base hit. High.
Two-base hits, Smith, Bodie. Kilduff,
Valla. Sacrifice hits, James, Smith,
High. Double plays, Chadbourne to
Sawyer to Hyatt; Compton to Ellison.
Time of game. 1:45. UmDlres. Caaev
and Byron.
Steffen and Murphy Win Doubles
in AVashington Park Net
Tournament.
Finals in the men's doubles and
boy'a singles of the annual Wash
ington park tennis tournament were
played yesterday. Will Givler won
in the 'boys' event and the team com
posed of Ted J. Steffen and Eddie
Murphy took the doubles champion
ship, i
Hard driving and serving by Stef
fen and Murphy won for them over
Milt Frohman and R. Kendall in the
men's doubles finals in four sets
6-3, 6-4, 4-6, 6-2. The' losers had the
advantage in only one set, the third,
which they won by fine placements.
In the semi-finals of the men's
doubles Steffen and Murphy defeat
ed B. Yoshioka and W. McCoy, 6-3,
6-2, and B. Fouts and H. Ketterman
defaulted to Frohman and Kendall.
Kendall, an ex-dartmouth star, has
played consistently throughout the
tournament and reached tb.e finals
in the men's singles by disposing of
Milt Frohman in two straight sets,
6-0. 6-1. Kendall will meet Henry
Stevens in the finals Wednesday..
Will Givler easily won his match
from A. Goldblatt for the boys?
championship. He won the first set
without losing a game and took the
second set, 6-1. Givler will repre
sent the state iff the boys' singles
in the Pacific northwest champion
ship tournament at Tacoma starting
August 7.
Only one match is scheduled for
today. Ed Murphy will play C.
Hartman for the junior champion
ship at 10 o'clock. The finals in the
girls' singles, which . should 'have
been played yester-day, have been
indefinitely postponed.
Yesterday's results:
Boys Will Givler defeated A. Gold
blatt in the finals, 6-0, 6-1.
Men R. Kendall defeated M. Froh
man in the semi-finals, 6-08-1; H.
Stevens defeated H. Neer, in the semi
finals, 4-8, 6-0, 6-1.
Men's doubles E. Murphy and Ted
steiten defeated B. Toshioka and W.
McCoy, In the geml-flnals. 6-3. 6-2: B.
Fouts and H. Ketterman defaulted to
Milt Frohman and R. KendaJI In the
semi-finals; E. Murphy and Ted Steffen
defeated Milt Frohman and R. Kendall
in the finals, 6-3, 6-4, 4-6, 6-2. ,
Today's schedule:
10 o'clock E. Murphy versus C. Hart
man in the juniors finals.
Totals.. 29 5 24111 Totals. . 28 8 27 10
TBatted for Russell in eighth.
Boston ' .0 0 0 0 0 0 01 0 1
St. Louis 0 1 00 0 00 3 4
Errors, Gerber, Williams Home -runs,
Jacobson, Menosky and Williams. Stolen
base,. Miller. . Sacrifice hits, Fewster,
Shorten, Gerber. Double plays, Ruel and
Burns: McManus and Jacobson; Fewster,
Pratt and Burns; Collins, Bronkie and
McManus. Bases on balls, off Wright 3,
Fullerton 1, Russell 1. . Struck out, by
Wright 4, Russell 2, Innings' pitched,
Russell 7, Fullerton 1-3, Karr 2-8. Win
ning pitcher, Wright. Losing pitcher,
Fullerton.
INDIANS DRUB WASHINGTON
Erickson Blows Up in Sixth and
Cleveland Wins, 11 to 3.
CLEVELAND, July 30. Cleveland
defeated Washington 11 to 3 today,
Erickson blowing up in the sixth
when the Indians scored six runs on
four bases on balls and four two
base hits. They scored three more
in the eighth on two singles, a
double and a triple off Turk. O'Neill
made a single and three doubles in a
row.
Cleveland
BHOA
Safe or Out?
BY CHARLES D. WHITE.
Q. Runners on first and third, one
hand out. Batter hits long fly to center
field, which is caugnt. Runner 'from
third scores after catch. The runner on
first, thinking" there were two out when
the ball was hit, started to run The
ball was thrown to rfrst before the run
ner could return and he was put out.
The man on third had got home before
that. What about the run?
A. The run scored because the runner
on first had already reached first on an
other play.
Q. Runner on firBt and batter hit long
foul fly, the runner going to third. On
his way back to first he cut across the
diamond. The ball was replayed to sec
ond and an out claimed. Was it right?
A. No. The runner is not compelled
to touch bases in reverse order on- a foul.
Q. Is the batter out if he bunts the
third strike foul?
A. He is.
Q. Runners on third. Pitcher deliv
ers ball to the catcher. As he does so
another ball is rolled in from behind the
catcher. ' Runner on third, thinking it
was the ball in play, starts for home and
is called out by the umpire. la that
right? - v
A. No. It was the duty of the um
pire to call time When he knew there was
a ball on the field wnich was not in
play.
Q. Batter hits ball in front of home
plate. As he starts for first he acci
dentally hits it again. What is It?
A. If the ball was batted fair the
batter "was out for interference. ?
Williams, Washburn Win.
NEW YORK. Julx 3D. R- Norris
Williams II and Watson M. Wash
burn easily defeated William T. Til:
den II and Vincent Richards, 6-3,
6-3, 7-5, in the second match of the
test today to determine which team
will represent the United States in
its defense of the Davis cup. . The
Tilden-Richards combination won
yesterday, taking three of four sets.
The victors concentrated their at
tack on Richards. Williams set the
pace and simply out-generaled Til
den in addition, to outplaying and
outvoUeyang the chajnpion,
DEMPSEY CAMP TO OPEN
Brother of Champion Arrives at
Michigan City, Ind.
. MICHIGAN CITY. Ind.. July 30.
Johnny Dempsey, brother of Jack
Dempsey, arrived here today from
New York to make preparations for
the heavyweight champion's train
ing camp where Jack will get in
condition to .box Bill Brennan on
Labor day.
Dempsey and his manager. Jack
Kearns, will wind up their theat
rical tour this week and are ex
pected to be in Chicago August 7
to. post forfeits. Brennan is ex
pected here Saturday when he will
be introduced in the ring when
Benny Leonard meets' Ever Hammer
in a 10-round bout.
Washington
BHU A!
Rice.m....
Harris,2...
Judge.l....
Joslin.l
Brower.r..
Shanks. 3..
Peck gh,s.
Picinlch.c
Torres, c... 1
Erlckson.p 2
Turk.p 1
5 OlJami'on.l.. 4 11
6 3lWamby,2.. 3 0 5
i "ihpeaKftr.m .i l l
2 OlWood.r 4 '2 2 0
3 OlSewell.s.... 3 3 2 6
0 l!Gardner,3. 4 10 0
0 4 Mclnnis.l.. 4 2 12
1 OiO'Neill.c... 5 4 3 1
0 llUhle.p 4 0 11
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Totals.. 33 7 24101 Totals. . .34 15 27 12
Washington 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 2 3
Cleveland.... 1 0 0 1 0 6 0 3 11
Errors. Shanks. Sewell, Gardner. Two-
base hits. Speaker, O'Kelll 3, Sewell.
Gardner. Wood, Mclnnis. Three-base
hits. Wood. Brower. Stolen bases.
Speaker, Wood, Sewell. Sacrifices, Wood,
Gardner. Mclnnis. Double Dlays. Mc
lnnis to Wamby, Peckinpaugh to Harris
to Judge. Bases on Dans, Erickson 6,
Turk 1. Uhle 1. Innings pitched. Erick
son 5 2-3, Turk 2 1-3. Struck out. Erick
son 1, Uhle 3. Losing pitcher. Erickson
40,000 SEE WHITE SOX WrIN
Chicago Bunches Hits and De-
. ' feats Yankees, 6 to 5
CHICAGO, July 30. Close to 40,000
persons saw the Chicago White Sox
defeat the New York Yankees today
6 to 5. The locals won the game by
bunching their hits and scoring four
runs in the fourth, when -he defense
of the visitors cracked. Ted Blank-
enship pitched a steady game until
the seventh, when he weakened, and
was replaced by Leverette in the.
eighth, who checked the rush of the
Yankees. Score:
New York i Chicago
BHOAI BHOA
Witt.m... 4 13 OlJohnson.s. 3 3 3 4
Dugan.3.. 5 0 0 lMulllgan,3. 2 10 3
Meusel.r.. 4 0 1 0!Collins,2.,. 4 12 1
Ruth,l. .. 4 12 HHooper.r.. 4 110
Schan.g,c. 3 3 4 2IStrunk,m.. 4 0 4 0
Pipp.l 3 2 8 OlFalk.1 4 3 3 0
Ward,2... 4 12 2ISheely,l. . 4 0 10 1
Scott . 3 0 4 SlSchalk.c . 4 13 0
Skinnert. . 10 0 OIBl'kship.p. 3 2 11
Hoyt.p 2 11 ULever'tte.p 1 0 0 0
Smith... 1 1 0 0
Murray.p. 0 - ft 0 01
Bakert... 1 0 0 0'
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the player protested,
won the game.
Cbsmopolis
Mcquillan sold to giants
Sale of Boston Pitching Ace An
nounced by Grant.
BOSTON, July. 30. Hugh McQuil
lan, pitching ace. of the Boston
Braves, has been sold to the New
York Giants, George Washington
Grant, owner of the Braves, an
nounced today. The price paid for
McQuillan was not stated, but Presi
dent Grant said it was in six fig
ures. Besides the money consideration.
President Grant said, the deal will
bring the Boston club three pitch
ers, Fred Toney, Benton of the
Memphis club of the Southern as
sociation, and Ike Houlihan, who
pitched last spring for Middlebury
college.
IJinseys Retain Net Title.
NEW YORK, July 30. Robert and
Howard Klnsey of San. Francisco,
successfully defended their metro
politan, lawn tennis doubles title
today against S. Howard Voshell
and Samuel Hardy in a slow five
set match, 3-6, 3-6. 6-4, 6-4, 6-0.
Read The Oreeronian classified ads.
Bandon 2, Marshfield 9.
NORTH BEND, Or., July 30.
(Special.) Hopson, playing with the
Marshfield league team, starred in
today's game against Bandon, when
Bert Fitchner kept ten Bandon hits
scattered and allowed but two runs,
while Marshfield knocked Harper
out of the box in the fifth. , Feicht
inger, Marshfield's right fielder, hit
a home run, bringing in two ahead
of him. Tallason, a San Francisco
pitcher, relieved Harper, and Marsh
field got two runs off his delivery
in three and a third innings. Hop
son caught five flies, three of them
difficult ones and figured in one
double play. Score: Bandon 2,
Marshfield 9 '
Newspaper Horseshoe Team Wins.
ABERDEEN, Wash., July 30.
(Special.) The Aberdeen World
horseshoe pitching team won three
straight games in the matches
played Friday night on the com
munity service grounds. Kaufman
Leonard took two games and' the
Reliable Blacksmiths one. Broad
way Pharmacy lost three. '
, Totals. .35 10 24 101 Totals.. : 33 12 27 10
Batted lor Hoyt in seventh.
tBatted for Scott in ninth.
tBatted for Murray in ninth.
New York . : 0 1 0 0 0 0 2 2 0 5
Chicago .. 1 0 0 4 0 1 0 0
Error, Dugan. Two-base hits. Schang,
Ruth. Pipp. Three-base hit, Pipp.
Stolen bases. Schang, Falk. Sacrifices,
Mulligan, Johnson. Double plays. Col
llns- to Johnson, Sheely, Johnson to
Sheely. Baees on balls, off Blankenship
3. Hoyt. struck out. by Blankenshin 2.
Hoyt 1, Murray 2. Leverette 1. Innings
pitched, Hoyt e, Murray 2, Blankenship
7 3-4. Leverette 1 1-3. winning pitcher,
Blankenship. . Losing pitcher, Hoyt.
DETROIT BEATS ATHLETICS j
I
Score 7 to 2; Olescn Holds Phila
delphia to Four Hits.
DETROIT, July 30. Oleson held
Philadelphia to four hits today and
Detroit -won, 7 to 2. The Tigers hit
Rommell freely throughout, then
continued the attack on Heimach.
Miller of the Athletics hit his 14th
home run of the season in the sixth
inning, the ball clearing the left
field wall. Score:
Detroit-
Philadelphia
BHOA
McGown,r 3 15 0
Dykes.3... 2 0-1 1
Walker.l.. 4 13 0
Hauser.l.. 4 O
Mlller.m.. 4 1
Calloway.s 4 10 4
BHOA
Blue.l . 3 18 2
Cutshaw,2. 5
Cobb.m. ... 5
Veach.l 4
Heilmarur.. 3 3
Jones. 3. . .. 3
Rigney.8. .. 4
1 Manion.c. .. 4
1 Oleson.p. .. 4
3 2
3 3 0
14 0
1 0
0 0
3 3
3 0
2 2
Brugev.c 4 0 4
Scheer,2... 3 0 3
Rommell.D 2 0 1
Heimach.p 1 0 0 1
xerains .. u w u;
Totals . . 32 4 24 111 Totals . . : 35 IS 27 8
Batted for Rommell in seventh.
Philadelphia 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 2
Detroit 0 2 0 0 3 1 0 1 7
Errors, Walker, Jones, Rigney 2. Two
base hits, Oleson, Cobb, Veach, Manion.
Three-base hit. Blue. Home run. Miller.
Stolen base, Cobb. Sacrifice hits. Scheer,
Dykes, Blue, Jones. Struck out, by
Heimach 2. by Oleson 3. Innings pitched,
Rommell 6, Heimach 2. Losing pitcher,
Rommell.
Ineligible Player Protested.
ABERDEEN. Wash., July 30.
(Special.) Because Cos-mopolis used
an ineligible player in its' game last
Sunday with the Smoke Shop, the
game will be stricken tom the rec
ords of the Grays Harbor Commer
cial leaguB. Hansen, outfielder, is
Chicago, Milwaukie & St. Paul Railway
To take "the places of men who. are now out on strike against
the decision of the United States Labor Board.
Employment Is Offered:
MACHINISTS
BOILERMAKERS
BLACKSMITHS
SHEETMETAL WORKERS
ELECTRICIANS
CAR REPAIRMEN
CARPENTERS
LINEMEN
HELPERS
LABORERS
STATIONARY ENGINEERS
STATIONARY FIREMEN
At wages and working conditions prescribed by the United
States Railway Labor Board.
Rates for Journeymen and leading men range from 63 to 82
cents per hour, and for helpers 47 cents per hour. Applicants
who are not mechanics wiU be given employment and will be
' trained in all branches of the trades, and as they become ef
ficient will be advanced to positions carrying higher rates of pay.
y . .
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Any Divisional Superintendent
0 , ...
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Superintendent Motive Power, Tacoma
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