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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING SPORTING AND MARKET REPORTS SECTION TWO Pages 1 to 18 VOL. XXXI. PORTLAND, OREGON, SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE f), 1912. NO. US. BEAVERS' FIRST BASEMAN. "WHO TAKES SLUMP IN HITTING SAFELY, AND TRIO OF VERNON'S SLUGGERS. y UpmRMh si Co. Merchandise of TTVeril Only.. . On the Last Stretch IVIAHONEY'S DRIVE 8TH STRAIGHT GAfflE Fine Work by Outfielders Cuts Ex - Washington University Twirlcr Takes Colts Into Camp. 9-4. Off Angel Runs at Plate. Score Is 3 to 2. BEAVERS VI Oil CLARK WINS .Ti. h 7 j ...... . : . in Our Great Removal .Sale If You Need. Merchandise of Any Kind for any Member in the Family YOU MUST BUY HERE a for the Opportunity Now Offered for the Purchase of First-Class, Depend able Merchandise Is Such That It Demands Your Patronage. So Important, So Forceful Are the BARGAINS Advertised Today, That We Take the Center Double Page 1st Section to Acquaint You With the Remarkable Re moval Sales in EverySection of the Store Every Article Reduced WICKERSHAM WINS City Tennis Champion Takes Irvington Honors. MISS GOSS ALSO WINNER Mln Morris' Handicap Prove Too Much for Her In Finals of Wom en' Singles Kyle, and Wolf ard Take Mrn'i Double. FT RALPH H. MITCHELL. On of tha moit Interesting tennla tournaments In tha history of th' Irv ington CI nb wu that which closed yes terday after running 10 daya, and thera wfrt but two or thrca surprises In tha winners. Brandt Wlckersham, club and city champion and also holder, with Ralph Gorrall, of tha double championship of the Northwest, again rama through the play with flying color and added another trophy, a second Wilbur cup, to his already Ions; Hat. This last trophy ha may bold but one year, if a better man develop before tha next fiprlng tourney arrives, for It Is a three-year cup and must ba won three times In succession befor It ran be coma a permanent possession. Wlcker sham played a wonderfully steady game, a necessity with hla owa-40 hand trap. Van Loan, the runnerup. made the rhamplon fight hard from start to fin ish. As predicted, the winners of the match between Mlasei Goss and Morris was hard to name till the last ball had been served, for Mies Morris took the first set at - with apparent mm and It wu not till tha second aet had gone three (tames that Miss God began to pull up and made a through run with tha aecond and third sets. Total f B3 Casae Played. As some expected, tha youngsters proved their mettle In the play for the men's doubles, Kyle and Wolfard win ning; over Cooke and Gill after tha longest match of the tournament, a total of 53 games being played. The entrance of the younger element In tennla play of the club waa wel comed by the committee and will b encouraged. One of the prettiest and, from a apeo lator'a viewpoint, the most Interesting match of the day waa the finals in tha mixed double. which. Mrs. Raley and J. II. Smith Won after a bitter contest losing the second set In such fashion ft. would have led one to believe that the match would be lost. The play of Mrs. Raley, who has not been In tha gaina for two or three years, and that of her partner, who has been out of play for a longer period, waa wonder ful and showed clearly that some can "rome hack" In the game of tennis. Relh riayeil at Srrateh. Roth teams played at scratch and this In Itself accounted for beautiful work tha part of all four players. . Mr. N'orthup and Mrs. Raley play much the same style, both belna; aggressive and strong at all polnta of the game. That Mrs. Raley and Smith make a good team In mixed doublea waa evidenced throughout the entire tournament, at no stage of which there waa the leaat doubt In their own minds aa to their ability to win the tournament, and they did. though It waa not with ea.e. Woaaea'a Doable la Sarprtea. The biggest surprise of theafter noon's play waa tha result In the von en'a doublea, aa many had figured that Mlsaea Campbell and Schaefer would de feat Miss Houston and Mrs. Judge, though the latter team haa been play ing a wonderful game this year. Mra Judge haa Improved her play to a great degree. Mis Houston, being assistant Instructor In tha women'a department of athletics at the Oregon Agricultural College, la a most athletlcally-bullt girl, la atrong and aggressive In her game, la willing to take all chances and gets most of them and In It all makea a strong partner In tennis doubles. Miss Schaefer, early In the season, played a great game, but the past few weeka have not been conducive to bringing out her usually fast and steady stride, and she waa unable to play her usually capable game In the tournament Just closed, the first of the season. Mln Campbell haa had a strenuous time during the tournament's play, having been acheduled ofttlmes for two matchea a day. aa happened In several other cases. Miss Campbell has been playing a good gam so far this year, but ran do better. The trophlee of the tournament were distributed to the wlnnera after the tournament by F. H, V. Andrews, mem ber of the tennis committee. !)! Party Plaaaed. The Irvington Club baa announced a dancing party for one week from Fri day night on the asphalt tennla court Yesterday's results follow: Beml-flnals, women's doubles Misses Schaefer and Campbell beat Miss Fox and Mra. Korthup, (-2, -3. Plaala. Men's singles WIckersham (O 40) beat Van Loan (R !-. (-1. -, t-4. Women'a alnglea Mlaa Goaa (R IS) beat Miss Morrla (scr). -. -. -. Men's doubles Kyle and Wolfard (R 13 4-6) beat GUI and Cook (O 15 -), t-4. -. 4-t. T-S, s-1. Mixed doubles Mrs. Raley and J. H. Smith (scr.) beat Mra. N'orthup and I. Stewart (scr.), 8-, 1-s, 6-4. Women'a doubles Miss Houston and Mra Judge (scr.) beat Misses Campbell and Schaefer (scr). 6-1, 6-i. MAY StTTON' IS COMIXG NORTH Former Woman Tennis Champion May Be Seen In Flay Here. TACOMA. June I. May Sutton, three times a National woman's tennis cham pion and tha greatest woman tennla player In tha world, baa written that she will compel In tha Pacific North west championships In Tacoma, August 8-11, Inclusive. She decided aha would not go to Philadelphia to compete In the National woman'a championship. Though nothing definite bas yet been announced there la the probability that Miss Sutton will ba seen In play here on ber way north In August as she promised the Irvington tennis com mittee that did 'she com north this year aba would play an exhibition match on the club courts. Miss Mary Browne probably will accompany Miss Sutton to thla city and Taooma. GREAT GUI RETOLD Higginbotham Hero of 1-0 Duel With Johnson. $1000 PAID FOR WINNING Dearer Pitcher Onco Rated as Hav ing More Speed Than Any Other Man McCredla Still Counts Hint Good. Twlrler Higginbotham, the North western National and American Asso ciation hurler who recently made bis bow to Pacific Coast fandora In a Portland uniform, once figured in a mighty 1-a victory over Walter John ion, th speed marvel of the Ameri can League. Aa a matter of fact. "Hlggy" waa largely responsible for Johnson's quick rise to the majors, the scouts turning an eagle eye towards Johnson after that memorable diamond oonfllct. Th heaving duel In question took place aeveral years ago. when Higgin botham waa pitching for Tacoma of th Northwestern League. Narapa and Caldwell, two Idaho towns, were In tha throaa of thair annual baseball warfare, and when the Nampa backers heard that Caldwell Intended to Im port Walter Johnaon they aent a hurry up call for Hlggtnbotbam. With 610.000 bet on the game, ex citement waa at fever heat and "the magnificent struggle between the mound men caussd th fans to over look their wager. But th "break finally came. Higginbotham connecting with one of th few bita with a Nampa player on aecond. On thousand dollars was given Iflg glnbotham for his services, tha largest sum ha ever received for pitching a gam, and one of tha beat feea ever banded a pltoher In th history of th gam. At that time Higginbotham was credited with mora spaed than any other man in tha world, while John son's offerings were almost as dasxling. When "Hlggy" went to St Louis soon afterwards he had th catchers crying for mercy when he unloosed his apeedy eboota, and auob waa th power be hind the ephere that Harwlg, th man who figured In tha Nampa victory, was laid up for six weeks when he was hit on the head by on of the wide ones. Tha following year Johnaon -went to the majors, tha game demonstrating that he waa a great pitcher, and today ha la enjoying his most successful sea son with th Washington Senators. Higginbotham has found hla. way to Portland and McCredl figures Tilra one of his best pitchers. Kven Mr. Kulson prononacee tff recent achievements In wlreles wonderful. They are wonderful. Thr are almost aa wonder ful, eufreeete the Harvard Times, ae boil ing a little, water and snaking It mere a hip used to be. K LA WITTER IN GOOD FORM Dillon's Men tslrlvo Hard to Give Slaglo Victory but Portland Team Tightens) In Pinches. Series Sow S to 2. Pactfle Coast League Standings. W. L. Pc.) TC. T P Vernon..,. 37 14 .607 Sacrament 2 HI .441 Oakland.. 23 .eon San Fran.. 2 117 .40 Lea Ana.. 13 2 .B.2Portland.. . 22 S3 .40 eeterdare Result. At Portland Portland a, Loe Angeles 1. At Baa Francisco tfacramento 7, Oak. land L t Loa Angela Vernon 0 Ban Francis co a. BT BOSCOE FAWCETT. Slagl of the Angels was In great form yesterday until th sixth Inning when he weakened, and the Portland Beavers sent three runs across the plate, llahoney, the Sacramento re cruit uncorked a belt to deep center field that wreaked moet of the damage. Portland 'won S to 2 giving us two gamea of the five. The Seraphs made a bid In the ninth Inning, getting two men on with only one out on a low throw by Lindsay and a slash through short by Slagle, but Klawltter tightened and the two mighty swatters, Howard and Berger, lined to Rodgers. Dillon's men did get one run In the ninth but that was on a wild heave by Flaher when Drlscoll and Howard manipulated a double steal. The ninth, though, was an exciting climax to an Interesting pitchers' duel. Berger drive was a bee-liner that Rodgers barely reached. Howard oc cupied second at the time, and had the ball gone a foot to either aid th story might have been different Klawltter la Good Form. Klawltter twirled good ball In all but th on frame, the sixth, when an er ror by Lindsay so upset hla equilibrium that he walked three men, the last forcing In Drlscoll with the Angela Initial tally, tilagi allowed five hits, Klawltter six. On two other occasions Dillon made valiant efforts to acore but waa nabbed at the plate on perfect throwa from the outfield. In tha second be doubled to right waa sacrificed to third and tried to score on a fly to center but Krueger wing out him down. In tha sixth ( bad bourns waa the .hero of the unerring salary arm, after Dillon had bit to Rodgers, gone to second on a sacrifice and tried to score on Boles' single to left. Chadbourne again atarred In the sixth by starting the three run rally with a single to centerfleld. Lindsay, at third In Bancroft's niche, followed with a sufe shot to right Chadbourne almost spoiled his good work by start Ing back to first at tha aound of the bat thinking Lindsay had hit a fly ball, but ba finally reached aecond in safety. Rodgers reached first on Lind say's force at aecond and Immediately flashed th double steal to Chadbourne at third. Maboaey'e lilt Wlaa Came. Berger muffed a low throw by Boles and both went safe, Chadbourn with th tying run. Krueger walked and Mahoney'a two bagger to center scored Rodgers and Krueger. Mahoney haa banged out seven hits In tha five gamea, boaldea fielding fault lessly in the aubgarden and Portland fan are now well eattsfled that Mc Credla made a good bargain In trading Pitcher OlUIgan whom he gave to Sacramento for th Irish lad. Benny Henderson, th gay Lothario of th local flinging ataff, was scheduled to mount th mound for the Beavers today, but Ben forgot to show up at the park yesterday an ancient story when given hla chance to "coma back" Into the good gracea of the local fandom and McCredla will likely use "Southpaw" Btelger again, aendlng Burch behind the wlndpad. titelger waa the hero of the 14-lnnlng victory last Wednesday. The acore: Lo Angel Portland Ab.lB.Po.A.E. 1wrd.:b a Berger. aa 1 Daler.of. S tber,lf. t Dlllon.lb. 4 U icr.lb 1 Driec'lLrf 1 lha.1b'.lf t 0 Mnili'y b 4 1 0 1 14 4 IIS 0 0 111 10 0 Kodg'ra.b 4 0 'ru'ser.cf S 0 Maho'y.rt 4 0 t(sps.M.. I 14u:ler.lb. I Klihfr.e.. 3 S 1 S 7 Holea.r. 1 ll.nlf.p.. SO OIK wltl.r.p a 0 3 tirouka.. 110 Totals..: 14 7 21 Totals.. II IT 11 Hatted lor ttiagi in ninth. , BCORB BT INNINOS. Los Angele 01 14 Hill 111(111 14 Portland 0 a 0 a Hits i 4 o o a o SLUM ART. Runs Drlscoll, Patoa. Chadbourne. Rodg srs, Krurgsr. Struck out By Klawltter 1. by Klifl. I. Bum on balls Off Klatrlttar S. off KJaale 1. Two-base hits Ulllun. Ma honey. Uouble iria Kruegrr to Flaher; Rodgers to Butler lo Kappe. 8acrtflce hits Bergor, Metzgxr 1. Lober. Htolnn bnse How. ard 2, Chadbourne. Jtodgera. Undaay. Time of game 1:40. Umpire Flnnay and Wbeeler. Notes of Uie Game. Tha games en Wednesday and Thursday this weak between Portland and tha Oaks will not be called until 4 P. X., Instead of an hour earlier, becauae of coatllot with the Koee Festival parades. atetsser made a neat catoh of a high foul by Lindsay. Heinle Heltmuller enjoyed the game from the grandstand, nursing hla Injured ankle. Heinle sas liergcr haa wroi-fht a wonderful transformation In the Angela Daley went safe on a single aa first man up la the fourth Inning and camped on aec ond whan Butler dropped a perfeot throw on Lobare bunt. A great double play. Rodgers. Butlar and Happe, than saved tha day. McCredle says ba la still on tha hunt for new material and a eoupla of new pitchers ean be expected within the near future. Ward AloDowall, former Beaver utility man. tore looee a ligament la ble ahouldar In ble eeoond game with the Colta and la at of the game temporarily. Nick Williams' Colls are slowly creeping toward the position occupied by the Bea vers. Today they are In fifth plaoe. The percenter are, Colts .491, Heavers .400. Princeton Defeats Vale. rRINCETON. X. J.. June I. Prince ton defeated Yal her today. The soore: Vrlnswtoa .4 T oiTal l f 0 RflPPS ENDS STRING Beaver First Baseman, How ever. Starts New Hit Run. KANE'S RECORD BETTER Vernon Man Goes Through 19 Gamea Without M losing licit mailer Keeping; Cp Terrlflo Pace as Leading Batter. llcCredle's Beavers secured 12 hits off Toser and Flater In th slufgest at Recreation Park Thursday, but In all th Jamboree Bill Rapps, the hard hitting; flrst-sacksr, failed to land safe ly, thus breaking up a continuous run of 21 gamea, during which atreak ba had missed only one day without a aafe swat. On that occasion, nearly a fort night ago, Rapps walked one and sac riflced another time In four trip.. lieltmuller's great running catch Thursday robbd Bill of a clean double. Kappa cam back yewtetrday with one hit, and expects to begin over again. Johnny Kane of Vernon, Heltmuller and Howard of Los Angeles, and Hosp and Baylesa of the Tigers, are now the wearera of th laurel. I'p to Tuesday Kane had hit successively In 1 con tests for a .405 batting clip sine May 14. Hoap has mlaaed only one game without a blngle In 14 for a near-consecutive average of .141, while Hogan'a Judgment in supplanting Htlnson by Bayleaa la shown In a .417 average In 14 gamea for th little Southern leaguer. Heltmuller haa been murdering th ball the paat month, and from present appearances will duplicate hla 111 rec ord by leading tha league. Howard Is not far behind him. Howard haa made ten hits In four gamea thla week. Kane'a uncompleted run follows: With Tortland. May 14. 1-1; May 1. 4-1: May 1. 1-1; May 17, 1-1; May It. 4-1: May 19, S-1. 4-2; at Ixa Angeles. May 21. 4-1; May 22. -l; May 21. 4-1; May 14. 1-2: May 25, 2. no gamea; at Oakland. May 21. 1-1; May 21. 4-2; M 10. 1-2. 4-2; May tl. 4-2; June 1. 4-1; June 2. 4-1. 4-1. W'hll th moat attention Is centered upon the battara, tha work of Pitcher Raleiah of Vernon should not ba over looked. Raleigh won aeven straight gamea up" to Wednesday, hla first de feat being reejlstered against him opening week at Kacramento, when Ar relanea beat blm. Ralelgli'a record to date followa: Iyoet. April . at Sacramento, against Arre lanes. Won. April 14. at Los Angeles, against Chech. Won. April 10. at Portland, against Temple. Won. May 7, at Oakland, agalnat Ma- larkey. Won. May 14, with Portland, agalnat Temple. Won. May II. with Portland, againat Koestner. Won. May 24. at Los Angeles, against Leverens. Won. May 21, at Oakland, against Christian. San Franclaco Interrupted hla run Wednesday by knocking him from th rubber In the eeventh Inning, but aa Vernon waa then In th lead. Whalen may ba charged with the defeat. A perusal of th above abows that Raleigh has beaten Portland three times, or every tlm h baa mounted th mole agalnat the Beaver. WKIRD PLAY LOSES FOH OAKS Senators Land on Gregory for Six Rani in Seven Lb Inning. BAN FRANCISCO. jun . Two singles and a double by Sacramento and three errors, a wild pitch and an un timely bas on ball by Oakland, ao co incided In th eeventh that Sacramento tallied alx runs In that Inning and took th gam T to 1. Brooks replaced Oregory for Oakland. Just to ahow that It didn't matter. Lewie laced out hi first ball for a home run. Score: R. H. E.I R. H. E. Sacramento T O0ak!and... Ill Batteries Baum and Cheek; Greg ory, Brooks and Rohrer. VILLAGERS AGAIN TAKE LEAD Vernon Defeat Seals, ITUtlng Hen lej't Curves Hard and Often. LOS ANGEL, KS, Jun I. Timely hit ting In the fifth Inning gave Vernon todaVa game from Pan Franclaco. i to I. Both Henley and HIU war batted bard, many Una drive that do not show on th score sheet being gath- r-7 ' N I 4 i i 1 til IS2 To (Left RlKht). Iloep, Reepe, Kaae. Be I wwf Bayleaa. ered In by the fielders. Ilenlev. how ever. Inst the game In the fifth hy allowing four hits, one of them a triple by Brown, which netted three runs, giving Vernon the lead and they were never headed. rtv winning today and Oakland los ing Vernon acaln heade the league with a percentage of .407 to .603 for the northern team. Vernon haa won 37 and lost 24 games; Oakland lias won IS and lost Zb. Score: R If. K I R. If. K. Vernon 5 IS 1 Frisco 1 t 1 Batteries Hltt and Prown; Henley and Kchmldt. I mpires McCarthy and McOreevy. S SCHOOLS TO PLAY OFF TIE Washington and Columbia Univer sity Meet in first Game. The week will decide the champion ship of the Interecholastlo Baseball League. The first of the champion' alilp games Is set for tomorrow after noon on th Columbus Club field, when Washington High and Columbia Uni versity will play to decide which meets jetrerson nigh. The three now are tied. Washington has defeated Jrfferaon High, yet Jefferson downedColtimbla I'nlverslty, which was considered the strongest nine In th league. Jefferson High and Lincoln will meet Tueaday afternoon. If Lincoln High wine that game Jefferaon will be out f th running for flrat place. Stanford Crew Lack Fundi. SAN FRANCISCO, June 1. With barely sufficient money to pay travel ing espenses. and without their regu lar coach, the Stanford eight departed today for Pougbkeepsle, N. Y to com pete In tha rowing races to be held ethers on June 2. Tha Stanford crew may be put to the neceastty of borrow ing a ahell. aa tha English company from which tha crew expected to obtain a new ahell. cabled recently that, owing to the longshoremen'a strike In Eng land, it waa impossible to ship the shell on the date originally epectAed. The company aald It hoped to have the ahell on tha way to Poughkeepsle by June 12. sorr miiAt ftroKTS. Monday, June 10. t P. M Baseball, Elks vs. Colum bus dub. at Vaughn Street Park. Tuesday. June 11. 1 P. it. Basoball. Portland ' Oakland. Coast League. Wednesday. June 13. 1 P. M. Baseball. Tortland Oakland. Coast League. Thursday. June 11. 1 P. M. Baseball. Portland vs. vs. Oakland. Coast League. T:te P. M. Marine Parade. Will amette River. Friday. Jun 14. 1 P. M. Baseball. Portland vs. Oakland, roast League. l-.J P. M. Coast championship swimming ander aueploee Multnomah Club, Willamette Hirer, east end Hawthorne Street Brtdge. Saturday, June II. t P. X. Baseball. Portland vs. Oakland. Coast League, :: P. M. Driving Club matinee at Ceuatrr Club. 1:10 P. M. Hunt Club events and pole game at Garden Home. TONNESON PROVES MARK Southpaw's Twister Fall to Punla Ilob Drown" IT Who Aliljr Sup port Sensational Pitcher Wlioxe Work Is Wonderful. Nerthereater League standings. W. I.. Pel W. I.. V: Vancouver -" ?t .M7 FpnKnne. . . SS S.1 ,r.0i Ternma... ? ill ..Wl Portland.. . 2 27 .4fl Victoria... I'A lit .Jixi Seallle. . . . 24 : ,42 Yeaterday'e fteaulta. At Vancouver Vancouver S, Portland 4. At Peat tie Hpoh.no 4. victoria, I. At lemma battle 12, Tacnma 1. VANCOfVICR. B. t. June I. (Hp, clal.) Vancouver increased Ita lead In th Northwestern League pennant rac today when Jimmy Clurk, the fi-Warh Ington t'nlverslty twlrler, won hla eighth straight game. The sensational youngster, ably supported by thn hard hitting Canucks, defeated the Port land Colts, t to 4. In only two of thn nine innings did the Colta score on the league's leading moundinan. while Houthpaw Tonnesun was easy for Hob Brown's men In flv of the right periods. The Colts were ahead at one stage of the game, tha acore standing 3 to t at the end of the second Inning. But In the sixth sll hope of a I'orilnnd victory was squashed when four Canucks crossed the plate, placing them on tho long end of a 7-to-3 ecore. Tho second Inning, which ended with tho hopes of the Colts on the Incline, started with Frlps popping out lo Clark. Williams then walked and scored on Kmith's two-bagger. Coltrln duplicated tho feat and rinilth scored. Bennett booted the ball and on th play to flrnt Coltrln scored. Klbhln walked but Harris and Cruikshunk were easy outs. Balling Rally Too I, ale. In th ninth thn Colts started a batting rally following HriiKh-iii error, but only one man scored, Frloa and Williams flying nut with Crullc shnnk and 8cas on thn paths. The first Vancouver run was the re sult of an error, two walka an.l a wild pitch. In tho second Inning Lewis was parsed and when Kmlth dropped a long fly had no trouble making home. The third run filtered through In (he fifth Inning on Iwo-baggore by Ben nett and Frisk. The fireworks rnmo in tha slxlli. Gates fanned but Moharnwcber hit for two sucks. Lewis was safo on rmllh s fumhle, "Hharney" scoring. Clark hit, scoring Lewi. With Blinker out nn a fly hits by Bennett and Braahear scored two more. Two moro men nind tlm circuit In thn eighth, giving th winners an average nf one run for each Inning of a regulation game. KvereM (,rli (ran Today, The tesma will piny tomorrow at Kverett. The acore: Vancouver I Portland Ab.K.Po.A.E.I Ab.ll Pn.A B. Prlnk'r.cf a 1 4 3 It 2 tt 1 A 0 3 1 1 1 '1 J HI 0 0 0 1 Klhhl..b it I i 1 Henn't.Jh A Mr'h'sr.lb 4 Krl.k.rf. 4 klp'rt.ir. 5 t'ut.a.Ub .3 h'l.r..s .1 L.wls.c. a Oark.p.. .1 :i 11 llurrl.,1'. II li-'kl'nk.lf O tiMpe.a.'li. 0 O Krlea.-r. O OWII in. .lb 3 OXmllh.rf. 2 11 ' '.,11 rln.. 2 0 Ton'eou.p .1 n n ft 1 I ft 3 1 ft II 3 4 0 7 4 2 1 2 1 3 a 1 0 Totals. 3.-lt27 10 2 Totals. 84 24 3 SCOUR BV INNINGS. Vancouver 1 100 1 4 2A v Portland 0 3 0 0 0 II fl 0 I I m.'MMAIlV. Runs H.nn.tt. Ilraahear, Klpn.rl. ('a-.. Pcharnw.b.r, J.ewl. Clark. Il.rii., Wl!. llama, Hmlth. ltrln. Htnl.n !... -Ilrln-ker. Bennett, llra.li.Hr. Lewie, ll.rrl.. rifle hit. Heherna.ber, Clark. ll.rrl.. Twn-bs.e hlte Kmllh 2, Coltrln. Hennnt J, Krl.k, H-liarnweb.r, Lewi.. Base, on hai's "llf Clark T. off Tonne.on 4, Htiu. k nut Ilv Clark O, hv Tonneson ft. Ttalk fl.tk. Wllil plteu Totineann. Left nn li..e. Vancouver S. Fenlano" ft. Time of 4tiil 2.10. empire Van li.llren. CADRKAU GIVF.S TWO HITS Spokane Defeats Victoria, 4 lo I, With Indian In Fine Fettle. SEATTLE, June t. Tacoma won to day's gamn from Victoria. 4 to 1, csd reau'a pitching was the feature of tha game. Kcllar's run In the sixth was Victoria's only score. Score: R. H. K1 ' R. 1 1. r.. Ppokane... 4 10 0Vlc(orla . . . 1 2.1 Batteries Cadreau and Dex-ogt; Nar. veson and Meek, (irlndle. BUGS DKFKAT TK.KRS, 12 TO 1 Both Teams Hit Hall Hard In l.oji. vlded Game at Tacomn. TACOMA, June In lopnl.leit interesting only for hard and ion. lat ent hitting on both aides, the Seattle Bugs won from Tacoma, 12 to 1. Mrtkle was driven from the mound in thi third and Hall was lilt even harilei. Score: It. If. K.I It. U. IV Tacoma ....1 11 Seattle .,..12 2 Batteries Melkle, Hall and Critten den; Thompson and Whaling. Umpire - Toman. ELHS WILL PLAY KNIGHTS Bis; Contest Will Take Plnce (in Monday Afternoon. The game between the Elks and the Knights of Columbus, to be played at th Vaughn-street grounda tomorrow at 1:00 P. M . is causing much Interest. Mayor Kushllght will pitch and Coun cilman Baker will, catch tho first ball. Rex oregonua of the Ho. Festival will have a private box. The Washington High School band will play. The two teama hav been working hard for the laat few weeka preparing for the annual fray. Both teama hav number of former professionals. Th lineups: Klks Knights Miselie e nit-.ton. Moreland P Van lloonn.on T'.vte .........lh li.rti. Ilouatan 2h Canmlo-11 I'nrler .-Sh...., M.nsnl.l Hathaway Johnaon ..... H1.1 ..If ...ef ..rf W '.! Itttahre Coaler route . j Baker, t'arrell..
