THE SUNDAY OREGON"! AX, PORTLAND. 3IAT
IKE BUTLER TOO
FOR COLTS
Just Misses Plastering White
wash on Portland, and Ta
coma Wins, 5 to 1."
CASEY MAKES ONLY SCORE
Tigers' Five Runs Result or Sensa
tional Fielding Stunts in Course
of Which First Triple Play of
Season Is Pulled Off Here.
pa
NORTHWESTERN LE AG CE.
Yesterday's Remits.
Tacoma 5. Portland 1.
Seattle 1. Epokane O.
Aberdeen L Vancouver 0.
Standing of tha Cuba.
MUCH
I- i -a I
13 ?Z
i
Clubs ? ,
Seattle 4
S-pokane ... 2 i
Vancouver . . . . .
Aberdeen ..13
Portland .. 3 2
Tacoma . . .1 2! 31
1 !
-l-l-l-
2i; .711
lTi .s
31 51 12; .4X2
.1. - Hi .423
I 3 111 .4nT
2 I 11 .3U3
31..
-I 811214!1S:117 82
BT W. J. PETRAIX.
Ike Butler, a former Portland Pacific
Coast League twlrler. made his first
appearance In this city yesterday since
the McCredles allowed him to pass
elsewhere, and had Ike been accorded
good support In that first inning, he
would have succeeded In plastering on
the whitewash liberally. As It was.
Tacoma hit Pinnance hard and often,
yet the Tigers were able to secure no
great advantage until the ninth Inning,
when they chased over three runs liv
ing Butler the best of a 5 to 1 decision !
- nuiriuiB unuer rean Casey.
While a defeat usually looks bad for
a home team, yesterday's game was far
from being uninteresting, simply be
cause Casey's boys, while they were
unable to do anything with Butler,
played great ball In the field. Grand
stand plays were pulled off In large
bunches, with two double plays and a
speedy triple play. Tacoma also offi
ciated in a double play, which the offi
cial scorer forgetfully overlooks. All
these fielding stunts served to help
both pitchers out of holes.
Casey Gets Only Run.
Suess walked as first man up for Ta
coma. and when Cartwright fanned.
Murray doubled Suess at second. In
Portland's half of the first Inning. Casey
walked. Cooney popped a fly to Bender
In trying to sacrifice, and Bassey sin
gled sharply to right. Mullln bunted
and Bender heaved badly to Hurley,
allowing Casey to score Portland's only
run.
Tacoma tied It up In the third on But
ler's hit, a pass to Cartwright and
Hurley's single to center. Then the
. Tigers took the lead In the seventh.
Kippert opened the Inning with a hit.
Swain bunted and Murray erred In
fielding the ball, both being safe. Cla
flln sacrificed them along, and, with
Breslno at bat. Kippert was caught off
third.
While the Portland players were
running him down. Swain came up
from second and occupied the bag. Kip
dodged successfully, and arrived safely
- back at third, which put two runners
on the sack. Umpire FMynn here con
tributed an erring decision by calling
Kippert out. and allowing Swain the
bag. whereas his ruling should have
been the other way. However, the rul
ing hardly made any difference, for
Bresino's tap eluded Casey, and Swain
icored.
First Triple or Season Made.
In the eighth Suess singled to center,
and Cartwright was safe on Cooney's
error. Wild Bill Hurley was slated for
a sacrifice, but his effort was a sharp
liner to Pinnance. who whipped the
ball to first, getting Cartwright. Then
Mullin's speedy throw to Casey at sec
ond retired Suess before he could get
hack, and the first triple play of the
season was recorded.
It was great fielding, and the fair
sized crowd showed its appreciation by
applauding liberally.
It was too bad this crack play should
have gone for naught, but Pinnance
weakened in the ninth, and with one
man down, Kippert and Swain laced out
doubles In succession, while Claflln and
Breslno singled, allowing two runs.
Butler was out. making the second man.
but Suess and Cartwright walked, the
latter's pass forcing In Claflln and mak
ing Taeoma's total five.
In Portland's half the Colts were
helpless and went out In order, ending
the game.
The series with Tacoma now stands
3 to 2 In Portland's favor, and In order
to cinch the series. Big Eddie Klnsella
will work against Jesse Baker today.
The official score. In which Tacoma Is
not credited with the double play from
Breslno to Hurley to Cartwright in the
third Inning, is as follows:
TACOMA.
A.B.
3
3
3
4
4
4
3
3
4
33
R. IB. P.O. A. E.
0-1000
0 12 10
0 2 8 2 0
0 A 7 o 1
1 2 a n o
z .t 3 3 a
1 2 4 o a
a 2 2 2 o
10130
13 27 11 1
o.
R. IB. P.O. A. E.
1 0 4 3 o
o I 2 3 1
o 1 o o a
O O 13 2 1
o o o a o
o 0 I c 0.
01000
0 1 S 4 o
0 o 2 e o
1 4 27 24 2
IING8.
OO10 3 3
12 3 1 413
0000 0 1
1 1 10 04
Sueaa. rf
Cartwrlsht. 3b
Hurley, lb ...
Binder, c
K Ippert. cf
Swain. 2h ...
Claf'ln. If
Pmlno, as ...
Butler, p ....
Totals
Caeey. 2b
Coorey.
3
. Pa'l .
If
aiuuin. lb
Garry, cf
Ft a ton. 3h
A-iauna. rf
Murray, e
Pinnance.
Totals
Tacoma ;
Hlta ...
Port !and
Hlta ...
SCORE BY INNINGS.
o o 1 o
o 1 1 o
1 000
1 o o u
SUMMARY.
Struck out By Butler. 5; by Ptnnance S
Bases on ba'.:a Off Butler. 2; off Pinnance' 4
Two-baa hits Swam i2. Cooney. Kippert.
Double plays Murray to Coor.ay: Corey to
Caay to Mulhn. Triple p ay Plr.nancc M
MuWln to Casey. Sacrifice hi e Mullin Hres
lno. Baaaey. OlaMn. First base on errors
Tacoma. 2: Portland. 1. Left on baaea Ta
coma. 7: Portland. .V Time of same 1 hour
3t minutes. Uauplr Pijnn.
SEATTLE TAKES CLOSE GAMF
Captain Lynch Makes Lone Run of
Matinee First Time l"p.
EPOKANE, May 16. Captain Lynch's
hit In the first Inning was the only run
and staved off defeat for his tMm by
wonderful running catches. Rush, vu
batted harder than the score Indicates.
Score:
SEATTLE.
A B. R H. P.O. A. K-
3 Oft I 1 1
2 1 1 a 3 O
3 O o I 2 1
3 n i s o n
3 O O 2 O
Akin. 3b ...
Kaymnnd, a a.
Bennett. Co. .
Lynch, cf. . . ,
Frisk, rf
("apron. If.
3 O 1 4 ( O
Malt, lb 4
Speae. e. 4
Kuan, p. ........... 3
l li a l
n 3 l a
1 o - 3 1
SPOKANE.
A B. R.
4 O
4 n
H P.O. A.
O20
12 1
E.
a
dynes, if.
j Altman. 3b..
"ei, JD.
Bi-lnker. rf.
Jamea. 2b.
Burnett, cf.
Oetdiek. c.
Brown, se. .
Jensen, p. .
4
4
O
1
2 O
3 o
3 u
Totals
3a
S 2T IS
CAME BT
1XXINCS.
lOOOOo
Seattle
Hpokane
O0O 0 0 0 0
SUMMARY.
Two-baa hita James. Three. baaa
hlta
Stolen
bases Raymond. Struck out Flv Jen
an, 4 :
" nuBit. 0. xaees on on 1 1 y,r i jn
off Hush. 1. Hit by pitched b'ell
n. n ;
Krlak.
nan iwmiFa. a,eii on
attle. 7; Spokane. 4. Time 1 :3i.
Frary.
pur
FOURTH GAME IS ABERDEEN'S
Carr's Hit In Last Half or Eighth
Makes Deciding Run.
ABERDEEN-. Wash.. May IS. Aberdeen
won tha fourth consecutive nnw from
Vancouver today, scoring- another l-to-0
name. Carr's hit In the last of the eighth
brought in the run. It was a pitchers'
battle.
The score:
VANCOUVER.
II. U. I' O a E.
0 12 0 0
00000
o o t a a
o 1 1 a o
o a 1 0 1
o 1 i o
a 1 i 00
o o o 1
o o o 3 n
o 1 o u o
0 s 24 i
Davis, rf . .
W'liaon. If. .
Mahon. cf
QuISlcy. 2b.
Schernweber.
Flanley. C
Kmlth. 3b .
Knyder. lb.
Blckey. p. .,
xSucden ...
Totala
x aBtted for Wilson In ninth.
ABERDEEN'.
A B.
4
4
3
R. H. P.O. A E
O 1 1 2 1
Olloo
o a 3 n n
o a 1 00
o a 7 o o
o a 1 2 o
0 o s 1 a
1 1 1 n
0 1 a 3 o
1 4 27 1
fair. aa. . . .
''amplwll, rf.
Kwalm. If.
IJ'un. cf.
Htrleb. lb. ..
Brewer. 3b.
Moor. 2b. .
O'Brien. C
Slever. p. ...
Totals
. . .2S
SCORE BT INNIXOS.
Vancouver 00000000 0 O
Aberdeen OOO00OO1 s 1
SUMMARY.
Stolen baaes Pair. Fwalm. rrrFtlen Sse-
rlnce hlta Snyder. l.ejeune Twn-hiu hit
Stanley. Paaeed ball O'Brien. Struck out
By lilrkfv. ; by hlever. a. Baaes on balls
"rt rucsey. 1; o!T Hlever. 1. l.eft
on
naaee Vancouver, a: Aberdeen.
Tlma of
same 1 t mplre Carmlhn
FASDOM AT RANDOM
PORTLAND fans had no chance to
whisper last night for both teams
were trimmed neatly.
"Old Reliable' :ke lMUer proved thn:
he Is not wrongly christened, for he
pitched about as nice a game as anv
one would care to see. Ike allowed only
four hits and should have had a shut
out. That triple play yesterday reminded a
few of the hopefuls of the famoua un
assisted triple pulled off by Larry
Schlafley In 1905. It was nice work,
and ahows that Casey has a live field
ing team.
a a
In the third inning Fhll Cooney tried
a daring piece of base runlng. for ha
tried to go from first to third on
Bassey's tap to Breslno. but Bill Hurley
tossed him out at tnlrd.
a
Billy Staton played a fine game at
third base, taking six chances without
a skip. This hard-working lltttV
player Is Improving every day. He Is
hitting fairly well. too.
Bill Hurley waa so anxious to field a
foul ball yesterday that ha ran Into
Bender, who made the catch. The col
lision did not feaxe the ex-foothall
Player, but Bill turned a somersault.
a a
"Chief Pinnance seemed unable to
fool the Tigers yesterday. but he
worked hard and was unfortunate in
that last Inning. The Indian la a faith
ful worker and can be relied upon to
do his best.
The Tacoma team seemed to hava
more life than ever yesterday, and that
with a crippled team, for Big Swain
played second, and Pitcher Claflln cov
ered left field like a veteran outfielder.
a
Fred Adama made his debut In a
Portland ynlform yesterday, and man
aged to scrape out one hit off Butler
In three trials, but had no chances In'
the outfield.
On the 'arrival of Adams. Casey re
leased Swanton and Catcher Troeh waa
also given the blue envelope. Both
players expect to gel on with the In
termountain League.
a
Catcher Tom Murray kept the Tlgera
glued to the aacks yesterday, for those
that tried to steal on him found tha
experiment costly.. However, they did
not need to take chances for hits came
at regular intervals.
Russ Hall is anxious, to get Dolly
Gray, the coach of the "Columbia Uni
versity team, to play second base for
Tacoma during the Incapacity of Mack
In. Russ needs somebody and haa been
trying to locate Gray.
a
San Francisco won a close game from
Oakland yesterday, but the Athenians
are to be commended for putting up a
fight arainst such odds. Here's hoping
Oakland does the Impossible wins both
games today.
a
McCredle fried Wlllett again yester
day, and spoiled H.irkncaa for use to
day by doing so. Wlllett needs season
ing, and when he was unsteady. Maa
changed pitchers. but the change
brought no results.
a a a
Dugdale seems to have Bob Brown's
goat, for the Seattle team has now
clinched the Spokane series, all of
which goea to show that the horse -""f
"re " flocking towards tha
Alnt-1 ou-Pretty- bunch.
a a
Sacramento prevented Loa Angeles
yrom. taking second place from Mc
Credla by administering a coating of
whitewash to "Pop" flllon outfit.
Oelrlcha Estate Fight Ends.
TY YORK- Mr S The lawsuit
which has tied up the estate of Her
man Oclrlchs has been settled and his
.millions will be dlstrlhuted smong his
widow, who Is a daughter of the late
Senator Fair, of California, her aon
and the testator's brother. Charles M.
Oelrlchs. The consent of all par
tlea yesterday to the withdrawal of the
appeal Indicated that the estate would
bo distributed aa provided in tha wtlL
VERNON BUNCHES
HITS FOR VICTORY
New Team Picks Smashes in
Clusters, and Safely Stows
Away Winning Score.
SIX CANTOS AND ONE HIT
Rattling Good Game la Put np. but
Reavers Fall to Make Good
Showing at Right Time
for Final Result.
PACIFIC COAST Lr.AGl'K.
Yesterday's Results.
Vimon 4. Portland 1.
San Francisco 2. Oakland L
Sacramento 2. Los Anaelas 0.
Standing of In CI tab.
1 ? il if-
1 I
Han Pran . .
Portland
7- 4 1 It, r:..
7; 0 . .
V 4 3! II
.1. 2! li 2"
.14 3 i la
l-na A ns-ie 1 3 a
Sacramento 7' 2'
Vern.n . . . .( 1 2
(Makiand . . & 4
.477
Lost
.US 1 21 23,23. 2!l32i
IJS ANGEL1-53L May li Again todsy
the Vernon team defeated Portland, the
cor being 4 to L Vernon began Its
hesvy hitting In the second Inning,
straightening out four of Wlllet s curves
with a net result of two runs for tha
Inning. t
Acaln. in the tl.lrd. Vernon got two
runs on two hits In a cluster; and thus
the name wsa safely won. Off of Breck
enrld'e deliver)' Portland made five
base hits, but they were not well tlmd.
During six Innings but one hit was
made.
The score:
VERNON.
AB. R H. PO. A. E
liernard. cf 3 1 I 1 O
l.a:.y. -b 3 I 1 a I a
I r-near. lb 4 a I 11 1 I
UafTin. rf ... 3 1 110 0
j Vartir.ko. If 1 0 1 1 I O
, Kaean. as 2 O 1 las
i..tt. 3b 2 - 1 1 a a 1
Klnkel. e 3 O 1 3 a a
1 ra. ke m ; . p. 2 u o o 3 a
Totals
4
4 I II II 4
I.
R. H. PO. A. ?
o v 1 o 1
a I 3 I
o l o l o
oil
0 a 4 I 1
1 o 4 2 a
o i 7 a
" 2 i s o
a o s a
a o a i a
0 a a a a
1 S 24 13 3
PORTLAND.
Ryan, rf
1 -!:, aa . .......... .
ffaa. If
Met'redla. rf
J'thr.son. 5t
lJren. 2b ......
tri. lb
ArtThruater. c......
Vtlllel. p..... ,
I ( r :i r-f-m. p
apournlvr
Totala.
S4
Fourot'-r batted for Harknraa ta tha niata.
Vernon 02200000 4
II Ma 1 4 2 1 O O O a a)
Peruana1 0IO0OO00 a I
Hlta 22OO0000 1 a
SUMMARY.
Stolen base KlnkeL Hiua Off Will!. S.
Tfto-baa hit .- acfinc hits Mar
tick. Olaoo. IvLfar. Hart on be.Ua
Oft BrackenrMar. 2. v,ff Harkneaa. 2 Struck
out iiy ItrecAenrMa. 3. lioutla r-lavs l,hn.
, on to Ort. Bneen to Olton to 'Tt; Ort on-
se-iateci; :.- -re.il to Ort. Hit by r"-b4
tali Haley. Maninke .by Harkneaa). Tlma
1.4. Umpire McCarthy.
Sacramento Defeat Angels.
SACRAMENTO. May 11 In a fast
and anappy pitchers' battle today Sac
ramento defeated Loa Angelea by a
score of 2 to 0. Score:
R. H. E.
I -os Angeles 00000000 o l I
Sacramento 000 100 1 2 0
Batteries Brlswaiter and Orandorff;
Ebman and Graham-
Seals Win In Hot Game.
SAN FRANCISCO. May IS. Tha local
team won todajra game, not ao much
LENTS TEAM HAS WON FOURTEEN OF FIFTEEN GAMES
PLAYED.
sr .
5 w
A. 1 . f f
.s
Frosa Left to Right the Players Area )Ts ltaw Keller. aak,i Lerrk,
pltebert lanie. rstrken Itlekaow. (bird basvi Sfalaad. third baaet Webb,
aaab.i Kltaber. grst baaet (ealert lag lee, aaaaageri ttaltosa. B. Keller,
sboratopt Leal, rtgbt fields Pareell. eeater fleldt Waadstarta. left field.
The Lents baseball team, a clever amateur nine, haa an enviable
reputation on th diamond. Thla team haa won 14 gamea and lost one.
which Is a remarkable record for an amateur aggregation. The l-ente
team Is anxious to arrange gamea with other amateur teams, and all
applications for dates should be addressed to lx W. Ingles, bog 4".
Ix-nts.
: 9 nir via auiirii'inif as ay in
wlldness of Toneson. who did tha pitch
ing for Oakland.
Both teama were about equally good
j with the bat. but In the field Oakland
made tne best showing. A decision by
l icplre Toman that kept Oakland from
I tlelng the score nearly precipitated a
riot among the spectators. Score:
Oakland Mt010 1
ban Francisco OIIHIM t 3
Batteries Browning and Berry: Ton
neaon and LaLonge.
"BLACK CATS" TO TRY XKXT
Colts Meet Aberdeen This Week for
I'lrat Time Tula SciMin.
Tba next baseball attractlun to ap-
pear an tha Vaughn-street lot la com
petition with Pearl Casey's Portland
Colts Is tha Aberdeen Black Cats, a
team which has been harlnr a lively
tlma at tha expense of tha Vancouver
Champions of last season.
At tha rata the Black cats are travel,
ing. It means that Casey's team mill
hava to go soma to put a crimp In their
ambitious onward march. Tha Aber
deen tram baa won four straight from
tha Vancouver club, and all by close
scores, yet tha victories count Just aa
much In the percentage column.
Tha Aberdeen team Is composed of
many new players, for Manager Row
land haa Imported a number of Three
Kya League aura who are proving tha
gooda In many respects. Charley
Moore. Hub Pernoll and Julie Strclb are
known here, while the reat of tha
"Cala" are new to this section of tha
country. Pernoll and Moore played
with Portland onca upon a time, while
Julie rUreih was Aret-eacker for tha
Oakland club a few years ago.
Tha s-r!-a with Aberdeen opens to
morrow. Monday, the first scheduling cf
a Monday game In Portland, aside from
holidays, since the gam haa been re
sumed here.
Umpire Jimmy Flynn will depart to
night, and Bobby Carruthera will prob
ably bold forth In Portland.
TEAMS BREAK EVEX AT EI GEXF.
Oregon Take Morning Game and O.
A. C. Matlnee Contest.
l-NIVKRMTT OF OKKGON. Kugene,
Or, May IS. (Special.) Tha Univer
sity of Ocegon baseball taam and tha
Oregon Agricultural College nlna broke
even In tha first two games of a aeries
of four for tha colic champlonsMp
of tha atata today. Tha Oregon team
took tha morning game. S to 2. but In
tha afternoon tha Corvallla nlna re
versed the result by tha score of T to .
Tha morning contest waa a pitchers
battle between Keene. of . A. C-. and
Henkle of Oregon, with honors In favor
of tha Kugene twlrler. The ssme wsa
won In tha sixth Inning, with a bunch
of three errors by o. A. C. and a hit
by Oregon which netted tha three de
ciding runs.
In tha second game this afternoon
Oregon scored her four tallies In tha
first two Innings. Pitcher Henkle was
still In tha box at the first of tha eighth
Inning, when an error, a two-base hit
by Crews of O. A. C. and a home run
by Center Fielder Keck brought In tha
three runs that decided tha game, llurd
Immediately went to tha box for Ore
gon, and while his work was effective,
tha game had been lost, lasore:
It- II. K ! R H. F-
Oregon.... s 7 SO. A. C... 23
Batteries Oregon. Henkle and Je
brleison: . A. C. Keens and Phillips.
Tha afternoon score:
IL It- B.I R. II. F..
Oregon.... 4 S t.O. A. C 7 2
Battertea Oregon. Henkle. If ur1 and
Oahrlelaon; O. A. C Rleben and Phil
lips. Roller Threw "Young I.undln."
TOPRK A. Kan.. May 15 A dlapatch
sent from Topeka. Mar stating list
HJalmar I.undln. the well-known Kwediwh
wrestler, had been defeated by In-. B. F.
Roller, proved to have been Incorrect.
t.undln on that date wss In Worcester.
Mass.. and Dr. Roller's opponent, tt de
velops, waa advertised aa "Young
Lundin."
O'Connell-Salllvan Matcltcd.
KALKM. Or May IS. (Special
Fddle O'Connell and Dan 8 illlsn hava
been matched to wrestle tn a finish, best
two out of three, at the (Irand Opera
ilouee In Halem. next Friday evening.
A 1100 forfeit haa been posted with a
Portland paper.
I Chehalla 10; Tacoma 0.
riiEKALlH. Wiah, May 11. i Spe
cial, t Chehalla defeated tha Totigherty
Athletlo Club ball team of Tacoma
here today In a one-aided game, which
waa a shut-out for tha visitors, tie
borne team making 1 tallies. Batteries
Chehalla. Burnett and Packenham; la,
A. C Clancy and (Uoaon.
Kanaaa Win From Missouri.
UWHKSIT, Kan.. May IS. Kansaa
Vnlverslty woa the annual track meet
here today from Missouri Vnlverslty.
Tha score: Kansas 72, Msourl !,.
Fordue Wins Dual Meet.
BIOOMINQTON. IND. May IS-Io a
dual meet here today Purdue I'ntverslty
defeated Indiana by a ecore of lo
Happjr Hour Club Ileal Sellwood.
The Happy Hour Club defeated tha
Sellwood Juniors In a hotly -contested
game of baseball yesterday afternoon by
. . C - -
f . ' v
VeC
ss
3 ;
the score of 3 to a Th" batteries were,
for Happy Hour Club. Val-ra and Penl
snn. and for cVllnood Juniors. Cull ins and
Palmer.
Mra. Kate Palmer Oead.
CONDON. Or. May IS (FpeelaLI
Mre. Kate Palmer, widow of the lata
John palmer, of Han more. County
Kerry. Ireland, died al the home of her
. da-uchter. Mrs- Henry IUxgeraid. of
i Caatlebar. Ireland. April the waa
! tha mother of lira, M Flixmsurlca and
R. J. Palmer, of CuncK.rt. !tf ra. o R.
Hickson. of I'ortlnnd. and Charles Pal
mar, of Fossil, tin was the laet sur
viving daughter of Edward Fieageraid
Maaaey. of Newcastle, lreland.
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PAPKE VIGTDHIQUS
IN SINGLE ROUND
Knocks Out Hugo Kelly In 105
Seconds, After Beating
Him as He Pleases.
KELLY GROGGY AT START
Kight I 'ana Hardly Have Time to Ket
tle lo Seat a Before Krlaed a loci 43,.
Iloand Mill la All Over
but h homing.
AK FRANCiaoo. M,y nsr rein
uta and So seconds of a scheduled 44
rt.unj contest wss sufficient to demon
strate that Hugo Keller, of CT.Icago. la
no match In speed or skill with Bil'y
Japka. I ha Illinois thunderbolt. At lha
and of this brtef period, after half a
doaan short ralliea. Parke etocd un
marked, while Kelley lay unconscious la
tha center of the ring, with a dep cut
over his iiht err; and hi chance foe
tha muVlewelrht championship had gone
glimmering.
Fa'er ni sironger than ha has ap
peared since his memorable battle with
Stanley Ketchel at La Angeles, Paj ka
practirauy toyea with hi, opponent In
the aevraj rlincbea ha smoitaered Vvel
leya a:tempta at la-Rchtlng and pua.'.ed
him away, only lo land stinging richt
and li-'ta that found lha Italian almost
uni-rotor fed.
Kelley ot tha battle when Papke
landed bis firsi clean rtghi and left to
tha Jaw. He went lo the floor for lha
count of nine, and aro-e without sjfn.
clent nutlity to te.i.t the flniahlr.g
punc'i-a Prior ta 'hla l-rke had shot
a lerrtfle left hook to tie temple which
laid 3pen aa Inch-long gash Just above
Kelley a riant eye.
Kelley Soon Weakens.
Tha blow wca tha opening madia. Kel
ley appeared f weaken and I'apk. srith
out an instant's netital'on. ruahed him
to the ropes, shov.rg lefts and rlgt.ta
into his mid-eci!oi. Kelley fell. t,ca
downward, and was counted out by Time.
kacpr Hearing. As Hererwa Kddi Pmuh
countej na" Kaily atrusaied lo raise
himself on Ma elbow, but lha effort
exliausted his last spark of vitality ari
be lurched back unconscious. Fc-na
carried him to b's torrir. while a hun
dred Bpoctalore cilntd Into trte ring to
smotii-r I'apke a.th conjrslUla tloc. a.
Papke'a w tv.erful speed and strers;th
wera Its feature of the brief cmt.ot Hla
taller opponent appeared weak and awk
ward by omi att with Ih Kewsne,
boy. nd at r.c aiaa did Kelley have
a chi-e to sl.osr his rleiemaa. Half
tha Snj reoonds was spent la clinches,
Papke wreslxd and f.urg Kelley about
wlta otter cl;recard of th Italian a
greater belt;hl. Acalnat tha roia, at
which ho was rushed Ian or three urnea,
Keller waa almost heirless, and It mm
in lhl plight Oat l apke s resn-cut
blows era lanceo.
IHg Crowd at t'lght.
Tha oattl-. which took place In th
open ilr. w ia rireel by a;; roximatriy
' pe-jple and w aa is fourth meeting
betac-n th 4-val rr.l l.l'.w. ..ta. Pjpk,
waa lha fsverlt In lha betting at edds
of K to t. Pai ke's victory earrlaa vir
tually with It tha mw.t!ae!ght ch-am-ploeatlp
title. Inaamurh a Stanley
Kelchel hs staietl repeatedly In public
his inability to mi ke tba middleweight
limit.
Todaj-'a battle was practically over be
fore .talf of tho present had nettled
In their seats. The nlna a were atrvark
at su-n a fast clip that they could ba
f'l'.owel only with difficulty, and ur.u:
Ih first knockiiown II waa not T..iJ
that Kelley WSS so aerloualy damaffed
All of Papke efTecrt work waa uoa
a fe-v Inches and the mn stari'tina
shoulder lo ihj-jiiler. T-.e fel l c nuted
of but three Important bos, I'atka
Isndlng all of them.
fight In Detail.
Round 1-Taik forced Kelley ssa'net
tha roiei and tha latter, after miaaini
a right swng. booked h'a nxht to th
stoma.. h Tbey worked to Cuea rax, a,
Time of the Year to Have Tour
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or Plate Wort Done
As there Is leaa danger of contracting a cold and having sore gums. Thea
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a-.. ..... '
and Washington StJ. XZ:!1??'0
both fshtlr.g carefully. At rlnee Quar
ters Kc!lry swung short-arm lefls anl
rlshta to th heat:. Parke, forcing Kel
Icy ia th ror-ee. swung r:ht and left
ta the ;aw and hard nchts la the Jaw,
putting Keller to the Poor for the count
of r.ltae.
The Chlceco f.aMer rama up veer wro
Ifv. He was a -av prey for th ll.lnols
IIiuhmMi. I'apee at no I'm In fin-
lat.ing riatirra. lie ia4 out a f. a
ar.d left. catct.inaT lri: v on the xit
or th jaw. hie be4 striking the f.'-kor
Wtltt a teaouooing wha'k. .lo lay trcme.
blrvd sfreanntrg f rr..n l.is nchl eye. He
Was -otinfed rit by the timekeeper, but
II waa at b-ast Ha aeoon't before be re
covered hla faculties. 1'apke waa de
Clare 1 the winner.
Charley It'll ), of ftn Franelacrt, waa
gtven lha de.-ia.on ever Jun Foley, of
Iclnria. St :be end of lo rounds of
f ahilitx. Tina was th only preliminary
lo the Krtlcy .parke ron.teal.
i.M.ti:i Tt Kic.tiT kirrnun
Ten-Hound llatile Arranged for July,
t 2 al Ixa Angelea.
NKW VOIIK. May IS -!wclal Wlltu
Itrltt. n.sraarer c-f Ihe two ct sr- p.or.a,
f.shiey Ketchel and 'IUf.llr.g- Srlaon.
Is happy. He haa received a telegram
rrom Tom Mc-Carcy. the rlsht promoter
of I ve Art'lra. In which Mca'arey aaya
- i rraireq a ranieg-rsm rrcam jw
WoiAraf. itiatapr of 1 .arc ford, who la
In Kt.farid al preaer.t. accepting fc a
offer of for Lars-ford s end In a ten
round battle with Ketchel at M -farcy
Pacific At. lettc Outa. on Monday ere
r.m. July is.
"That settles the match now. said
Rrttt today, -and I am ihe happaeat mas
In Ihe world. I think (Canley haa aa
excellent cnar.ee of beating lngford "
the latter part of next week to beg'a
training for t s battle
GOLF SEASOK AT HEIGHT
WAVKIII.Y MKMnKIM tarrTTIXG
ix thim rtyn toikxamkxt.
I "our Dai a of Play on Waver If Links
Krlaeduled. Ikeglnalng May .
Many Knlee Seattle llay.
Tha golf sea aon Is row at Its height
and the players ara all practicing hard
for their annual tournament for tha
rhampionahip of Oregon, which la la
he h.;d Mar s. 37. : and S on lha
Waverly links. a number of th play
ers haa entered the Northwest tourna
ment to be he'd In Hcattle Ihe second
Week In June.
The Vice-President's Cup Is still Ke
Ing played for. Th aeal knock-out
round will be played on Wednesday.
May . when Mrs. W. R. A)r will
play Mrs. R. Koetler and Mrs. peter
Kerr will play Miss Amy lleitshu. The
w innera will play lha r.nal round oa
Wednesday. May t
The officer of tha tonrnnment are
aa follows. Preaident. tt lUiana Juee
Maater. ce-r reaident. Wirt Minor;
secretary and treasurer. A. ft Roth,
well. Handicap committee. IX T. Hon
eman. Thomas Robertson. Oordon
Voothlea
The events are as fo'.'ows-
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Junior naaeball Canvas.
Tha Anerlraa Juniors defeated tSaa
Malar a Frark team by trte score of f
ta 4 fsatorday a-Tlwrnooax. Tta kastiaary
Your Briclrie
Out-of-Town People
Should remember that our force Is
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aa the nia mar be. It snakea tha
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meet lor th first time al rst John Sun
day. The teams In Ih Tn-Our Leuactsa
ara evenly matched and th game Run
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win w out in full fore lo rtwat for their
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