The Sunday Oregonian., May 30, 1909, Page 7, Image 7

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COLTS WINNERS
IN SNAPPY GAME
Tom Seaton Makes Medicine
on Slab and Indians
Die, 1 to 0.
RALLIES LUCKILY STOPPED
Plenty of Fancy Fielding Stunts Are
Fulled orr to Warm Vp Crowd
and Dangrroui Pinch In Ninth
CoTcrcd Well by Garry.
NORTUH'KeTERM LEACtE.
Veaterda-'s RtnlliL
Portland 1. Kcnkmm O.
Seattle 4. AbrMtn 3.
Tf.'Mna l, Vancouver 0.
Standing of the Clubs.
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BY W. J. FETRAIX.
Vic Holm, the clever Spokane slab
ertlst who wa victorious in that 15
Inning battle last Monday, was not no
fortunate yesterday, for his teammates
failed to solve Tom Seaton often enough
to score runs, and Bobby James con
tributed a bad heave to first in the
second inning which resulted In Garry's
registering: the only run of the game.
Portland winning. 1 to 0.
It was a fast and snappy game.
Seaton kept his hits well scattered and
such of Holm's offerings as were found
for safety counted for absolutely noth
ing, which shows what one little bungle
will sometimes do to a well-played ball
game.
Oespite the pitchers" battle, the game
was full of enlivening features, which
kept the crowd on edge most of the time.
Fans would have liked to see a few more
base hits than were allowed yesterday,
but the outtield catches made by Burnett.
Brinker. Bassey and Adams helped the
enthusiasm a whole lot.
Jack Clynes opened the first Inning with
a pretty drive to right, but after Altman
had gone out on the third bunted strike,
nyaes tried to get away from Tom Mur
rayfs wing, but failed by several yards.
Weed ended the inning with a pop-fly to
Casey.
Only Score In Second.
There waa pothing doing for Portland
in the first, but Charles Mullln. opening
the second, buffaloed Holm Into extending
a ticket. Garry's rap at Altman forced
the redtop at second, but the big fellow
arrived safely at first Billy Statnn
- bounded one at Bobby James, who wob
bled before reaching the bail. and. when
be finally got his hooks on It he tossed
wildly to Connors, and Garry took a long
chance and went all the way home. Sta
ton taking second on the play at the
piste. Adams' line drive waa caught by
Burnett, who doubled St&ton before be
could get back.
That was all In the scoring line for the
game, though Spokane was often threat
ening, and in the seventh had men on
third and second, and only one down. At
this juncture Seaton showed his class by
fanning Holm and Clynes. ending that
glimmering hope of the Indians. Bur
nett opened that inning by getting life
when Mullin dropped & thrown ball from
Staton. Spencer sacrificed, and Casey or
dered Seaton to walk Brinker. who went
Into the game when Bob Brown was
. spiked by Mullin in the second Inning.
Paton lost control, and his wild pitch
advanced Burnett and Brinker. After
that episode he pulled off his fanning
bee, and Spokane was runless.
Garry Saves Day la Ninth.
In the ninth inning another pretty piece
of work probably saved the day. Buck
Connors opened the inning with a corking
drive to center, but Garry placed himself
In front of the bound, and the big fellow
got no further than first. Seaton fanned
Hurnett. and Murray relayed the third
strike to Mullin. getting Connors on a
louble play that aroused considerable en
thusiasm. Spencer ended the game with a
fly to Bassey.
The teams are now even on the series
each having won three games, snd Casey
"ill try to make It four out of seven to
lay. Guyn or Cough will do the pitching
for Portland, while Spokane will rely Tin
either Wright or Killilay. Brown Intend
ed to use his clever southpaw. Gregg
Sunday, but the young fellow sprained an
ankle in practice the other dev.
The official score of the game is as fol
lows: SPOKANE.
A.B. R.
C;vr.es. ir 4 u
Altman, 8b 4 o
Wee 1. rf . 3 0
James. t 3 o
'on nore. Ib ....... 4 o
Xurneti. cf ... 4
Sren.-er. c s u
Hromo. a o O
HVm. p 3 0
Brinker, rf ............ 1 o
To-ale i;y o
PORTLAND.
A.B. R.
P.O. A.
1
P o.
i
4
4
Z
S
3
S
1
1
i.ne-. s
Paeeey. If
Muilin. lb
Hany. cf
e-laton. ah
.xlnm. rf
Murray, c
ieaton. p .
Total. ..
H!:
FTr:n4
H He
27 1 X
SCORE BT INNINGS.
O O 0 A o O
e 0 e n
o O 1 J
o 1
u J
..1 1 1 o II 1
1 o
. uoioiiuo
SUMMARY.
Struck out r.y Hr'.m. by Sea:on
"" on ball Oft Holm, 4: off S-ator
3.
i Tii J' "r-Burr"-l to Weed: Humy
' . " '' mi spencer, stolen
y 'T. Holm. Weed. Brtnk.r. Hit
l-T p.t.-hed bmi; VVeeo. Passed ball Murray,
r lri base on errors Spokane. Purt'and 1
l-t on bases Spokane. 7: lJortnd Tm.
r same, 1 bour. 30 mlnutea. fmplre Carru-
TV HOME HVNS WIN GAME
Ilennrtt and C.pron Decide Issue
With Aberdeen.
SKATTT.K. M.y 39.-Settles victory
ox er Aberdeen today by a score of 4 to a
was duo to two home runs at opportune
moments br Bennett and ('apron. In each
case one man was on base. Aberdeen
oumu Seattle, but Anderson dlstrthuterf
the safeties over a wide territory, and his
support was good. Score.
SEATTUl
AB. ft. H. PO. A. E-
Akln. 3b 4 O 1 1 3
Kayinotd. aa 3 1 o T a o
Benret. Ib 3 1 1 3 3
I.yncb. cf ............. .. 3 o e a o e
Knk. rf 41 1 e v
apron. If 4 1 3 1 o
XaJT-e. lb ... 4 11
"'"'er. e 3 O 3 3
Aooarann. p 3 o 1 O 3 e
Totals 31 4 ZT 17 i
ABERDEEN.
AB. It. H. PO. A. r.
f'arr. Ib 3 1 o 1 2
f ajrfpbeii. rf 4 o 1 3 S
f'llm. If 4 1 1 1 A e
Ktr-lb. lb 4 O O S A
I.e)un. ef 4 1 1 3 A o
Herbert. .3 e 1 3 3 o
eer. 3t 4 3 3 1 A
OBrten. e 4 A 1 4 e o
stoat, p 3 A 3 1
Totals 3 3 T 4 1
SCORE BT 1NNINOS.
att: e 1 O S 4
Aberdeen a a a a a a a
SCMMAP.T.
Twn-bip." bit, ljcune: horn rtj n. Bennett.
"anron: eilen bae . Maii. ria)moe,l. struck
out. Anderson z. Mot 3. Cs rm baJle. A n -Orson
2. Moat 3: m lid plub. Moat; umpira.
'rary; time. I .
CHAMPIONS IIIXI) TO 4 HITS
Bnrrer Has Rotter or Pitching Duel
Wilh Gillian.
VANCOUVER. B. c, May -. Burrer
had the better of an Interesting pitch
ing duel with Gllligan this aftarnoon.
holding the champions down to four
hits and no score. Tacoma got a run
In the opening Inning on Hurley's sin
gle, a sacrifice and Swain's single.
Score:
VANCOUVER.
, A B, ll. H. P O. A. E.
TMi. Tf 3 A 1 SAO
S--nrnw-ber. as ...... 4 e O 3 3 1
Mahon. cr 3 o 4 e
Qiiialejr. 2b 4 U 0 3 3 O
M'tr.n. rf 4 A o 3 ii e
Kennedy. Ik 4 o o f, J a
tfiiK-len. e 3 A A 3 O O
enyder. 3b 3 A 1 1 J
tiiMi.n. p 3 a 1 I 1 a
Krv-k 1 O I ii o O
PaCdocke 1 O 0 O A
Tots'" 3.1 "4 37 li 1
TACOMA.
. A.B. II. H. P O. A. T..
Hur.ee If .-. 1 1 A A
Ktppert, lb 2 A O O A
rf 4 A 1 n A
aln. cf 4 A 1 3 A A
Ctrtsrlinl, 3b .4 11 A o 2 A
Benier. c ........3 A a 7 u
Coi-nian. 2b ..... 4 o 2 1 3 A
Hremno, ! ............. 3 A 1 I 1 2
Burger, i, 3 O O A o o
Totals zn 1 27 i 2
Brooks batted tm- Hny-ler In nlmh
Padlock batted for Cilllcan In the ninth.
SCORE BY INNINGS.
Taroma 1 A o A A O A A) Oj 1
Vsacouver .......A o a o v 0 V J 00
SUM MART.
Pamflre hits Klpoert. Brestro. ftto'ea
baes 2iain. Bender. Isrls. btruck mit
hunter, ft: Gllllsaii. 2. Bases on u(a
Kan. 3; Bunrer. 1. Iltl by pitched baul
biigden. Mahon. Iiouble plar Quisle- te
fihimwr to Kennely; ;itlaan ui.aststed.
l-f on biej Vancouver, u . Ta "ft'a 7.
Time of game, 1 bour. 37 minutes. L roplra
Fiynn.
PIXLMAS DKFEATS WHITMAN
Washington State College Athletes
Score II in Track Meet.
WASHINGTON STATU COL.UEOH,
Pullman
Kelley's
100-yard
credited
sprinter
, Wash.. May a. (Special.) Dan
record of J-i seconds In the
dasb was equaled by the time
to Jack Nelson, the crack
of toe State College, when ha
defeated Martin, of Whitman, here to
day. All three watches caught Nelson's
tima at 3-5. The timers were Professor
Charles Tlmhlln. of the faculty athletlo
committee: Manager Wexler. of the track
team, and J. W. McCausland. all of
whom have had years of experience with
the stop watch.
Nelson did not esert himself much In
the 220-yard dash, but defeated Martin
In the time of 3 1-5 seconds.
Washington State College ess'.ly won
the meet from Whitman by the s-or
of 99 to 23 points. Whitman secured
one first In the pole vault, while
the State College took all three
Places In the half mile, the mile, the
broad Jump, 440-yard run and the ham
mer throw. Cooll. the Pullman distance
man. ran his first half mile In the col
lege meet today, winning It easily In
2:u0 2-S, one-nfLh of a second slower than
the Northwest record. He had no op
position In the mile, which he ran In 4:3.
Whitman conceded the relay to Pullman.
Chehall Takes Revenge.
CHKHAMS. Wash.. May 29. Specla!.)
The Chehalls HighSchool baseball trsm
hsd revenge on thu Hoqulam team f-ir
the defeat which the latter rave them
about a month ao. when Chehalls visit
ed the harbor. In an Interesting gstie
at Millett Field the locals uefeated Ho
qulam High by a score of 10 to 9. Murphy
pitched for Chehalls and Witting csught.
For Hoqulam Bemis pitched and Hunley
caught.
85-POUKD SALMON CAPTURED WITH E00K AND LINE.
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GRANTS PASS. Or.. May 19. (Special.) A be.utlfuf Ji-pour.d
spec ment of salmon was csught with hook snd line yesterday morning
W.hVton- ,oc-' sportsman, who used a slx-ounc. flv rod
with No. I brass spinner. Many fancy catches are mad. each rear m
P.og.1- River, but It is believed that this I. the largest one ever caught
In this manner. In Its mad pursuit to snp the line the salmon churned
ne waters of Rogue River from the White Rock ripplea. opr-osn. Ctty
Park, to the foot of Sixth street, where It was lanOed after an earltlns
chase down stream.
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BEAVERS BREAK UP I .
Hnnnnn arm mini !&fcs ..m. ,TO" CLOSED TOMORROW ,wonday' may - ;
IIUUUUU III1U II li t-7. - ,jr . v., ' . -'C-;
McCredie Bunch Takes Fast
Game From Seals, in Spite
of Frequent Errors.
ONLY THREE HITS GIVEN
F-a trrly
From
Hit at Will by
North, and Final
Sluggers
Score
7
of C to I I Gained
Portland Team.
FAClriC fOtST IXAfctf.
i a SteeeHa.
Portland 7. Sn Kran-iseo 1
Sacramento If. Vemoa -
Los Amelia 4. uaklaaa .
Kteadlag Af I bo lake.
ciobs 2 2 15 s 3 ;
i- ,i ;s: I; ; :
1 1 1 I;;
:
San Karo. .
lot Aneles.
tlaersmenlo I'ortland ...
Vernon .....
Oakland . ..
4 I 1!
13 11
I :
4 I I
i .
J .41
.114
41
t ; 1
1; 4 4:
i( :?i
t :
3
4
...:i :i.:4 14 it :z,
RAN FRANCISCO. lvr I. Portland
broke a long losing stresk today by
winning a fast gams from Ssn Kran
claco. 3 to 1. Although the Portland
players made enough errors to have
lost an ordinary game, they hit Kaat-
rl- at will. Harkness held tlie fan
Franciscans down to three scattered
hits, snd with any support at ail would
have shut them out. rVore:
pjrtuad.
AB R.
L
I'O A. T
4 3
1st
: 1
Olson . a ........
HlM, If
Ryan, cf
Mi'redie. rf .....
Jobneon. 3s ....
irt . lb
BW. lb ......
Armliniiirr, e, ...
Harknesa. s .....
SI I
2 11
13 2
I
IS I
Total
IS
SAN-
FRAXCIHOO.
t AB R. H.
PO. A.
1
4 4
1
e!der.
Mob ler.
Tennant.
Bodes cf
Mel-hlor.
lb .
'rf "
J. tVIIMimi.
R. W II llama.
McArdle. mm
ItaeterlV. n
Mundorfe
Total -7
I
t
11
-jsunaorr sailed for Hod to la sinta
COKE BT IVMNOH
Portland A e t s a 1 1
1 1 I 1 2 I 2 1 14
A114S41 1
Safi Kraaclac
lllta
SVMMART.
S-olen baaes Ryan Zeider. T.o-ba Mi.
Mre
en. M.li-hlo-. MeArd:. c.rt sacrlna
J-r-aa. J Williams. R. Wllii.ma. IU.i.
erlv.
1. Eaa
. "r" o bai;. - llailmm
erle . btro.k o-il-llr ll.,k. .
be Kastarlr
minutes. L'n
'mo 01 same 1 bour .1
iplr
-Mcfireevy
Senator Win
Haltlnc Match.
SACRAMENTO.
Mar 29. Sarri m. n ,
saw the second batting bee of the week
todsy when a total or 2t hits were dis
tributed evenly between the two teams.
Sacramento won the game by a score
of I to . It was one of the roost
ragged- games the local fans have seen.
Ilarklns was hatted out of the bog In
the fifth after he hsd allowed ten runs
and wss succeeded by Stovsll. who bad
little better success. Score:
n. H. K.
ernon I 1 3 1 J t 14 J
Sacramento . 3 29 ft 003 13 14 j
Batteries Ilarklns. Htovsll and Ho
gan; Maura snd Byrne.
Angels Take Fifth One.
I.OS ANGF.L.E. May ;. Lo, An
geles made It rive straight from Oak
land todsy snd won by the shutout
route. The score wss 4 to 0. Nsgle ror
-aT
'?- trSi al 4.' i
n Si .
i 1
a 3
v Yi y i .c
fl'MrU'mt, m
Knox
Hats
l-oa Angeles, si as well aun-erled snd
pulled out of soeral bad holes. sw.re-
fiakland 9 e e e A e ft 3
Ia Angeles.. I 9 3 9 1 9 4 3
liatterles Nasi' and orendorff;
Ftolre and Lalanni.
taft n:r.s ltTTI.I; .MK
President and Cabinet Mrmbrta
Witness Pittsburg Contest.
Won. JV-t. P r
lj cat
.. n n ..n
...la 14 sai
...u .: .
...IT ts a J
14 : :i
.. i ri a -
11 si .4
rtitaburs; ...
I hlllll
lr.ii:eine.ia
New To-a .
t'in-lnnatt ..
Ilmahiin ...
Si. IsouiB
Uoat.4
PITT8BCRO. May 39. president Taft.
Pecrelaxy Knox and other notables
here In connection with the conven
tion of the Associated Western Yale
Clubs, witnessed an exciting game
Played at Exposition park today, the
fhlcago team defeating the locals la
sn ll-lnning contest. I to 3.
Everv Inning was replete with sen
sations! ptae. and In the seventh In
ning, when Pittsburg tied t he score,
the President bo-amt null ,""! ed.
Clilrsgo won In the 1 1th by getting
five runs on five hits. Kcore:
R.II. El R. If. E.
Pittsburg . 3 9 9 ('hlrao .. t 14 4.
liatterles Ielfield and C.lbaon;
Brown and Moras, empires Johnston
and Cusack.
Itrouklja 4-4; Boston 1-1.
BOSTON. Msy 19. Brooklyn won two
uninteresting gsraes from Boston to
day, each by the ssrae score. 4 to 1.
ncores:
First game:
R. H. E-l It H. E-
Brooklyn ..4 ft eilloston t 7 1
Batteries Hunter snd Bergen: Turkey
and Graham.
second game:
R. H. K ' R. H. K.
Brooklyn ..4 e'Boston I 3
Batteries Wllhelm and Itergen; Fer
guson and rmlth. I'mplre. Klem.
Philadelphia 3; New York S.
NEW VORK. Msy 19. The locals
were beaten by Philadelphia. 3 to 3,
the visitors getting the winning run In
the eleventh Inning on hits by Knabe
and Uranl and Rrliiwell'a error, ticore:
R. H. E. R.II. F-
New Tork.. 3 a;Phlladelphla.a 7 1
Batteries Raymond and X-hlel;
Hparks. Moure snd Iteoln. I roplre.
0"Ls.
SI. Ixiuls 4-3; Cincinnati 3-1 I.
CINCINNATI. May 19. Cincinnati
and t. Lotiifl won one game racb in
todsv's double-header. "scores..
First gsnte:
R.II.E! RUE.
Clnclnnstl .2 t. I-ouls 4 t S
Batteries Issner. Krunini snd Roth:
Be be and Brsanahan. t'tnplrea Hlg -ler
and Truby.
rtcunii ganie:
R.II.E 1 R.II.E.
Cincinnati 11 14 1st. I.ula ..3 19 3
Batteries Campbell. Chappelle and
Roth: I'earce. Rtiodea. More. Higgins
snd Breanahaa. I mplres Rlgler snd
Truby.
AMERICAN I.F-AtilK.
Ws. !-. P f
. Z3 13 ear
. . 1 II 4 1
. !T 13 ,i4
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I'lkl.aC. t-uss
Sew tta .
SI IjBUIS . . .
H-..n ....
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1 ' . .a r 4 ...
HaaB.Sis'.wS
Ie-ll-olt 4; Clila s gee. .
XjETROIT. May 29. IVtrolt bunci.xl
hits on Wsls'i nve times and scored on
four of these occasions, winning 4 to
3. Score:
R II K ' R. H E.
Uetrolt ....4 12 ot-hlcese 3 7 2
Hatteiies WUletl and Itchmidi: Walsh
and Ho'llaan.
Philadelphia ; llostuo 3-3.
FHIUAPF.l-PHIA. Msy 19 Bo. ton
wss detested by Philadelphia today.
rVore:
llrst gam
1111 K ! RUE.
Philadelphia . 9 4 Roal on J 4 9
Baterlrs Krause and Thonr-aa: Arel
tanea. ltyan and Carrlgsn.
rerooi asm
Pfclladelplila .4 S 1 lioa'.on 3 f I
Bstterles Plank and Thsnti;
Chech, Morgsn snd Spanftr,
New York 4; a
IA ASIiIN-iT-'N. May
lilngtoa 3.
S.-New York
S AAJCET5
BUFFUM & PENDLETON
3 1 1 .Morrison, Opposite Postoffice
bunched four Mt on JoIimou in 11 s'..th
luring sad with tr aaaisasre of a tn u ft
br Mulane defealed V sahlngton. 4 19 X
Kotc:
n m n- nun
Wsah a ft t Niw Tork .. 4 3,
Rattenes Johravon snd r-t. Rrwfcett
snd Kleinosr.
IXalsl ItlcK-ka t. a rave.
T. IV-.CIH. May 3 -Th Americas
league Sanaa her todVar betsreen the
boen team and "le .la nd eras pvart poned
on account of rain.
i CAUS TO O.l Mil H nx
t.lanla Itespalr tusieal ro lie Held
so Monday.
NEW TORK. Msy 3-W . . ,il on.
uouoieaj.y d ba
K re ale. 1 hi:l-a-:.ir.bins
vnt of the
year wi:i i.a. .
, " -. -
. .. ...,rv 1 a . cm Mav 31
' auiomaoiia nub will hold a Na
tional climb up ail. ms tae.pair Moun.
ain. Uaat year so.eoe spectators wit.
need the event and th. m.M(,
of IA.A4 etaes-tstors.
Hume ef the stars ho p,r.
form a re ravld Mruc lira., ia,
the Ben a. which he scored ,wo
a string of victories Istelv- it.l.i.
le
Paania. the famous Fist rinr..
t the
heel of tie fa .1 -..!
Albert laennlsoa In th Knox -tiiaat -
anderb It cup car; a Mstheaon. th
"" -Hix - which holds the record
for th. hill ,1 s - ,,, , ml;
B"- Co-l .nlrt mor h
nrst leg m in, HolVtibeck tronl.e n.
-1 r."T A Af N.tton.,
alllch M1..1. surh splendid time at 111
Fori Oeort. c!lo,b. a H.rr.plex. m-
sou otner wen. known makes
crake thlnca hum Mondsy.
Fandom at Random
KUU. - can T'n-Yip" k few for
on day anyl.ow. for both
pulled out
winters rn'rnla).
peck- Harkneas
loatug games on the
hsve won all of them
tas p. 1. Led r.iur
road, and should
He put on over
on -san Franri
yeeterds). and th
strir.g did not break.
Tom Keslon
one of tie meet r a r-s t
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eaj Tt-ls boy ta th p,ieiie snd
!l tlaat goea w?th b'g Issgv Umber.
. V'c Holm. 11 rolana twlrW-r. la
somett.trg f a c'.aaaj- p :. r himself, but
h bad bad luck la eaa Inn'.r.g. and Ihst
lot h'm tlae game.
Ti Portlsr-d fars laae ee'.y to mora
chance I a- 11.1s fr-ok.ane rnan pi.y
baU until tbey return asain la li Cum
mer. Bob Rrown l.ae a O-a team, and
dewrrv b-t'.er suptaocl. IHUl tb Weatlaer
bss be very bed for bale ball.
Two tame will b fla-ed lotr-ntrow.
T - first win b ce'led at 10 A XI and
lb weoond at 2 3s arlork in tie after
eei It a tap la Portland I show to
At-er Nonhaaatertl towns SaametMrg la
tb attendance l'n.
.
I; g Jack Burnett robbed Red Mul'.ln
of a trre-bacr by puli:ng down l-.ts
tut g drive In th n.r.th. Iade Itt.r.ker
roboed IJ red-laead or a doubl ear'Ver
la th gam. wMch shows r-ow unfor
tunale the big fellow Is of Isle.
Ioa Ar.gelea baa defeated Oaklar.d tn
four strs.sM gam, and Oakland ds
nat as in to be sbl to sor ax.1 net th
Accel band "Uinarr" B II Held,- need a
10 uea a i.tUe ginger oa that teem
rV-attl n..! It five oa.t of six from
Aberdeen yeaterday. snd t i.retr made a
wider lap In tb 1 e I a r c betwen 4tXoan
and lh lead. Possibly Aberdeen may
wtn on nior game, which la about tb
average cumber of wins scainat s-rsil.
a a
eVacrsmente and Vernon baa made
enoaaga runs during tl present serV to
last Harm botla sll as-saon. Tl North
weatern Iaagta teams haa e not mad
that many rues In two weeks.
...
'"rr-r.-s" I lark pes sllosred but Ibre
hlls ewteralay. Th ta'.l Jours fellow
le eom plt. ler when ! Is not too wild
He will b Ilk honey In lb comb before
the season la o er
I-ogger Ixsnes Icg la Ac-t-tdrnl.
I'svld Pop, a logger, who lives st
194 Knox street, sustained a broken
le while working la a logging camp
nesr S-U Helens estrdsy. He wes
brought to th Oood Famarltan Hos
pital sbd the broken member was am
putated Isat tllaht. 11. wilt r.-.
accord 1 n 10 l-o.,.n.l efle-ae
.re aaa-lM .al
. .... " .. . ' " .
. . 1 ..-. . wincra run
up Ihroush rf
They ar
h,"l by Steam and eqmped
ptione In each at-artnient. In fact no xnen.e
roaiplnalr r mla nd by lh
K" reade fr erin-'l os
Tl,. -
today ftoen J until I
M. Tab W car.
Stylish
Furnishings
SWEDE WIHS MARATHON
MVAMIFIU. Alli:D AT IMU Ami.
'T. .s HIIOPPIM. nu.
I're-aa-hiMsn'e
boat
nilMered I rant
a lo taeari. tjong
f.liing 1 p.
la
CHICAt:.!. Msy t9Jhn ga.rberg
the Kwedi.h champion, won th mter
nsilon.l Marathon Iverby lod.y ag.m.,
a field or eigl .r th world s beal te,e
di.isnc runners. The chsmploa , time
' ""H I. This wss mate ,h.
eight minutes slower then Henry ft.
Yves time In th New yoru Marathon
M. Ties led 11. race teaday until th
liih n.ll was -aaased, when re was
forced to drop out on account of a
blistered foet. Xxm waa ft aeceala
ahead of v.nberg. The Swede passed
Mm la a sprint and Pi. Vies fell. it
looked aa though Vawnberg had tripped
lh Frenchman, but n. Ties explained
after b bad limped off tl. track Ihsl
he could not l aa run further anw.
'""") itaves nmshed
d in
. . a. - - i r red Applebw. an 1
man. flnl.ned third in 3 el : ? .
ng llsh -
After lh accident lo j-i. Vies ,a',a.
"r kert I'" lewd until 1 !. end. Turn
Ianglxaet. lie (iiitawar Indian, dropped
out or the raea after lh lath mile. 11.
explained tl,.t j,. f. tJ,. eftecta ef
an old sunstroke and did not dsrw run
nny more. Tii other finished ss follows-
Matt Maloney. fourth: Simpson.
Canadian Indian, firth, and Alex
ander Thltxaw. lh Cbleaaro amateur,
who turned professional for this r ace
Isat.
Seek Protrx-ilon lor II I rd s.
waiii;ton. M.y r-l a
which lllea the Federal tioa eminent
lurtaalldlon oa er lh protection of mlgta
tory hirds. such sa dUK-ka. sr.lpe. p.te
snd plgeoats. in ! atatea In whl. h lh
blrda do rot remain lb enfir year. Rep.
reoenlatix V e. X a pa-opoas-s lhat lh tae
parlment of Agrlcullur ahall establish
resulAtaons flxli.s iIom araanni durirg
which II al.all b ur.lawful lo shAot. k il
r e.TTl 1. tr'cral.itv t-ils
al. rear T went V -f leal, be
4 t'a in I he bulidlr g of
enabled ti:a-m lo maak
apartments snd four I w o
ri sle feoiaa iperlal designs.
Ilia alnar.llrt arid ele.
' " a-anniri,!
and otr-
f t area rel
with an automatic elerlrle aui.i..
1... a v . ... "
w ell . k e..m n house of I ilatoni a
June lilh. 1 01a ar rorjlai: . in. it ...
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