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Newspaper Page TextTHE SUNDAY OREGON IAN. PORTLAND. .ITTXE 21. 1914. CLAUDE WILLIAMS all ovr the lot whenever they chose. Venice BLANKS PORTLA ND Southpaw Evans Loses Game Early and Then . Beavers' Interest Wanes. VICTORY WOLVES' FOURTH Itlcger Goes In to Rescue but Is Met ...With Single That Scores Young and Martlnoni Is Called On to End Engagement. Pacific t'oaxt League Standing. W. L. Pct. W. L. Pet. Venice.... 42 33 .660'PortIand... 3S 35 .455 Los Angel's 41 85 .CSlSaeramento 14 40 .461 San Fran.. 4J 38 .544iOakIand. .v 2 45 .883 Yesterday's Besults. I ' At Sacramento Sacramento 5, Portland 0. At Oakland San Franciaco 3. Oakland 2 (10 innings.) , , At Los Angeles Los Angeles ft. Vsnlc SACRAMENTO, June 20. (Special.) For 12 weeks Sacramento fandom has entertained the opinion that Sailor Stroud was the only Sacramento pitch er who could twirl a shut-out game. Today Claude "Williams, Southern As sociation southpaw, acquired via the Detroit route, achieved the distinction of pitching the first ehut-out game tor Sacramento this year In which Sailor Stroud did not ligrure. Thanks to the inefficiency of southpaw Evans. . the , Portland Beavers drew B-to-0 blank, the Wolves' fourth win of the elght- : game series. '-' The game was won and lost in the second inning, and the Twirler Evans has nobody but himself to blame. . With "one gone, Van Buren and Moran each 'beat out infield hits when Evans knocked down drives, fatting to hold ' them himself and knocking them just far enough so that Shortstop Bancroft could not field them. Then Evans cut loose a wild throw to Derrick to catch Moran off first ana both run ners advanced. Evans issued a walk to Hallinan, filling the bases. Hannah bounced a wicked drive off Bancroft's toes for a single, scoring . Van Buren and Moran. Evans looked around, saw second base unoccupied, so walked Williams in order to have the sacks loaded again. Young rapped one at Bancroft, who tonsed to Rodgers, forcing Williams. .Rodsers threw wide to first in the at tempt for a double play, Young mak ing second, Hannah making third and Hallinan scoring Evans looked around again, saw that i first was unoccupied and once, again : filled them . walking Orr. Then, for fear somebody else might happen to leave a base unoccupied, Evans hit Coy on the wrist with a pitched ball, .forcing in Hannah and keeping the bases loaded. That was all for Mr. Evans. Rleger t went to the rescue and Tennant wel comed him with a single to center, , st oring Young. Billy Orr tried to score from second on the hit, but Bill Speas was on deck with a perfect throw to the plate and Orr was trapped, end ing the inning. -. b;c- . llartinoni took the mound in the next Inning and held the Wolves to four hits and no runs In six tedious innings tedious because the Beavers were not showing enough signs of life to create liny doubt about Sacramento's five-run lead being a sure ming. score. YActlan1 a a u a JJ. B M J A cj Bancroft, 8 2 4 4 0 Young". 2. Derrlck.l. 4 11 uyiorr.. 1 1 0 0 1 2 0 2 0 S 0 1 0 2 O 0 0 O 1 0 0 0 0 0 Podsers.2. i. Pavls.r 4 . Speas.m.. 4 Kores.3. . . 4 :-j.sbrt.l.. 3 Yantz.c. .. 0 ..Bren'g'n.o 2 ' Kvans.p.. O - Hlcger.p. . 0 "M'rtln'nl.p 3 ITIggln'm 1 Brash'T 1 Sacramento B H O A K 4 0 8 21 2 8 4 4 4 3 1 ICoy.r 0 0 Tennant, 1. 2 ov.Buren.l. 1 OjMoran.m.. 0 0i Hallinan, 3 1 OIHannah.c. 1 0 Wililams.p 0 1 Totals. 28 8 27 101 oni 3 Oj 0 0) 121 Tntala SSI T 24 13 21 Hlfcginbotham batted for Yants In third. Hraanear oatiea lor isrenrgun in niniu. Tortlnnd 0 OOO0O 0 0 0 o flits 2 0 1 1 1 0 1 0 0 7 ..Sacramento 0 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 !;; Nit M 4 1 0 0 1 0 2 9 Runs. Young, Van Buren. Moran, Halll pun. Hannah. Charge defeat to Evans, "pitched 12-3 innings, 5 runs, 4 hits. 8 at .- bat. taken- out in second with .two out and three on. Rleger pitched 1-3 inning, no runs. 1 hit, 1 at bat. Runs responsible for. T. .Kvans 1. Two-base hit, Moran. Stolen bases. Moran 2, Hannab. Struck out, by r Martlnoni 2, by Williams 3. Bases on balls, ..ff Evans 3. off Martlnoni 2. off Wllliama 4. --Hit by pitched ball. Coy, by Evans. Paased r ball. Brenegan. Double plays, Martlnoni - to Bancroft to Derrick; Orr to Young. Left "on bases. Portland 10. Sacramento 3. Time, 2:05. Umpires. Phyle and Finney. ;;-sK,LS .WIN IX TENTH, TO 2 -Tobin Slams Out Two-Bagger and Aided by Fanning, Crosses Plate. " SAN FRANCISCO, June 20. A two " bagger by Tobin in the tenth Inning -pent across the run that enabled San :Francisco to beat Oakland today, score '3 to 2. Fanning helped his victory '"by advancing the winning run maker 0 with a sacrifice. "--" Oakland started out to win with two 'nim in the tirst. but Fanning tlght ' nied and held them safe. ' - (Juinlan, of Oakland, stole four "bases. O'tieary and Downs were put out of the game for hectic argument The series is Oakland, 3; San "Fran cisco, 2. The score: Ban Francisco I Oakland BHOAE B H O A K 5 11 0 OIQulnlan.r.. 5 2 2 00 0 O 1 OiMiddlefn.l 1 2 0 OiZacher.m. 0 1 12Ness.2.... 0 1 1 oHetllng.S.. 0 14 0 0,Gardner.l. 2 2 10 Cook..... 2 6 3 OlMttie.c. ... 0 0 4 uiPrough.p. . 0 1 BOlKayiort... 1 1 0 0 Murphy J.. 0 1 0 0 2 3 00 1 3 00 0 2 4 1 12 10 1 10 2 0 0 0 00 0 3 20 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 U Tobin. m.. l.eory.3. .. .Schaller.I. l)wns,2. . Mnd'l,2-r. t'harles.l.. Corhan.s., 1'lnrke.c. . I-'nnniiig.p. i 'tw'ght.S. 8 l itis: id. r. 1 bcliradil.c 0 Totals. .34 TS0142I Totals. . .85 T 30 12 1 'Schmidt run for Clark In tenth. tKavlor batted for Frough In tenth. Murphy batted for Mitsa in tenth. San Francisco 000010100 1 3 lilts 000120101 27 Oakland 200000000 0 2 Hits 1 10010020 1 t Huns. Mundorff. Charles. Schmidt.' Quln lan. Zacher. Stolen basea, Schailer 2, Wutn lan 4, Zacher. Two-base hit. Tobin, tac rine hits, MIddleton. Cook. Charles. Mun don'f. Fanning. First base on called balls. Fanning. Prough 2. Struck out, by Fan ning 8. by Prough J. Hit by pitcher, lacher. JJoubie play, Silts to Hailing. Passed balls. Clark. Left on bases, San Francisco B. Oakland 8. Runs responsive for. Fanning 2, Prough 2. Tlma ot gam. 1:45. Umpires, Held and McCarthy. ANGELS AGAIN BEAT TIGERS Hughes Is in Fine Form and Holds Rivals to- Two Hits. LOS ANGELES, June 20. Before the largest crowd that has assembled at the local ball ground. Los Angeles again defeated Venice. Hughes was In fine form and the Tigers got but twn lilts. While Hughes fanned seven men. he aio walked eight. Up to the sev enth Inning Hogan's batters were un able to drive out a real safe one. The Angels drove Henley's offering;. score: Lu Angeles B H Wolter.r. Moore. 2... Mag'ert.m" Abstein.L Eliis.l Johnson.s. Metzger.3. Brooks,c. "Hughes.p. , r . stl 0 0 OlCsrlisle.l.. 4 1 'llueard,2... 2 0 0Kane.m... C a 0:Baylesa.r.. 5 0 Oll.itschi.3.. 3 3 01 Borton.l .. 1 1 OlMcArdle,. 1 0 Elliott.c... 1 OiHenley.p.. IMeloan. . McD'nell.3 Hosp. ... B H 2 0 O A E 3 Ot 1 1 0 0 10 1 0 1 0 2 1 o O 0 0 0 0 0 Totals. J4 10 2T 7 0 Totals. "337 11 Batted for IJtscnl in eignin for Henloy In ninth. Los Angelea 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 S Hit 1 J 1 1 O 1 3 310 Venice 0 0 000100 0 1 h.ts 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 3 Runs. Wolter, Moor 2, Metzger, Brooks, Carlisle. Three-base hit, Henley. Two-base hit, Metzger. Sacrifice hits. Hughes 3. Ellis, irnn Runs resoonslble for. Henley t. Hughes 1. Baaes on balls, Hughes 8. Hen- lev 1. Struck oat, Hughes i, Hemey . .Stolen bases. Wolter, Moore. Brook.. Carlisle. Time. 1:55.- Umpires, Hayes and Guthrie. NATIONAL LEAGUE. Boston 3, St. Louis 2. BOSTON, June 20. Boston managed to defeat St. Louis. 3 to 2, today, al though James weakened in the- ninth and passed four mtn, forcing a run. Score: St. Louis- BHOAE Boston BHOAE 0 2 0 0 13 3 0 12 10 12 30 1 10 0 0 mnoMl.s 2 0 1 3 0 1 0 Mann. in. .. a 0 3 0 0 1 OlGowdy.c. . . 3 1 4 20 8 OlJames.p... 3 0 0 20 0 01 0 0 Huzrlns.2. 1 O 0 o 0 Oilbrt.r. . 2 Magee.m.. 3 1 2 2 0Evrs,2 A Cnther.I. .. 3 .0 1 0 OjConnolly.l . 4 J. Mlller.l. 4 '1 11 1 OlMaran'lle.s 8 Wilson, r.. SI ww:riesa.i Butler.s. ..101 Snyder.c 4 0 5 Dock.3 3 0 1 perrltt.p. .301 C. Miller,. 0 0 0 vVlneo. .. 0 O O Willi's," 0 0 0 0 0 Totals .25 3 24 10 01 Totals ..26 5.27-14 6 Ran for Cather in ninth. Batted for Butler In ninth. Ran for Wlngo In ninth. St. Louis 1 0 O 0 0 0 0-0 1 2 Boston .0 2 0 0 0 1 0 0 3 Runs. Hugglns 2, Hose. Deal. Gowdy. Two- base hit, Gowdy. Home run, Hess, ajacrl- nce nit. Alagee. uouuie piays. Snyder; Deal, Evers and Ueaa. Left on h:.Be Mt Tuia 5. Boston 3. Bases en balls. o Perritt 4, off James 5. Hit by pitcher, by James (Butler 2), (Hugglns). Struck out. by Perritt 4, by James 3. Time, 1:40. Umpires, Kaaon ana wuigiey. Chicago 5, Philadelphia 4. nair A ncl DHT i " .Tun A 20- Three home rung enabled Chicago to defeat Philadelphia here today, 5 to 4. Saier and Schulte each hit the ball over the right field wall with a base occupied in the first Inning., tsoore Chicagi BHOAE 3 1 2 00 111 0jBoker,i.. 4 114 0 Leach.m. Oood.r.... Saier.l... Z'erman.3 Schulte,!.. Phnlin.l 4 1 I 1.1 IT't , n A A R 1 A Vaughn,'p. 4 0 I 0 1 Irelan.2. Lobert.3,.. X 1 1 1 OiMufee-B. . 4 2 10 OiCravatb.r. a A g OI.uderua.l. paskert.m. Kllilfer.c. Alex'der.p. BHOAE 4 0 2 4 1 4 1 4 10 4 13 10 3 110 8 0 1 0 0 2 0 7 0 0 4 0 3 00 4 1 I 10 0 0 0 00 3 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 T3f 1 " 0 0 0 15 IBynre Philadelphia 0 1 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 I Runs, aood, Saier, Zimmerman 3, scnuue. ireian, iooerk, juasee, vcvns. hit Magee. Home runs, Saier, Schulte, Zim merman. Hits, off Alexander 2 In 1: off Oeschger 6 in 8. Stolen bases, Zimmerman, Saier. Left on bases, Chicago 4. Philadel phia 4. Bases on balls, off Vaughn I, off Alexander 1, off Oeschger 2. Bases on er rors, Chicago 1, Philadelphia i. Struck out, by Vaughn 6. by Oeschger L Time, 1:45. Umpires. Rlgler and Hart. Brooklyn 3, Pittsburg 3. BROOKLYN, June 20.- -The Brook lyns played poorly behind Reulbach In the first inning and lost-to Pittsburg today, 4 to 8. Score: Pittsburg- HO A J Cnrey.l... 0 1110 Mowrev.3 .31130 Vlox,2 4 1 S 20 YV&gn'r.s.. 4 13 0 0 Konetc'y.l 4 0 10 10 Mitchell.r. 4 18 0 0 Kelley.m.. 3 2 10 0 Gibson. c. 2 0 3 1 0 Cooper.p. .4 1 0 4 0 Moran.r. , Herzou.s. firoh-2... Mlller.l. . Niehoff.3 Brooklyn BHOAE O'Mara.s.. 3 1120 Daubert.1. 4 1 10 2 0 Dulton.m.. 4 10 0 0 Wheat.I... 4 2 5 00 Smlth.3... 4 1 1 50 RiBgert,r. .41300 Cutabaw.2. 2 2 2 1 0 Elberfeld,2 2 0 2 2 0 Miller.e 4 1 2 10 Reulbach, p 0 0 1 10 Hummel.. 1 0 0 0O Aitchts'n.p O 0 0 0 0 Totals .33 8 27 18 01 Totals ..321027140 Pittsburg 3 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 04 Brooklyn 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 3 Runs, Oarey, Mowrey, Konstchy, Kelley, Daubert, Smith, Miller. Left on bases, 0!,r.h,,,-r Id Hrnklin .r, TWO-baSO hitS. Carey, Mitchell. Keliy. o'Mara. Three-base hit. Wheat. Home "in. Smith. Sacrifice hits, Viox, O Mara. Stolen oases, auueivujr, Kelley, Reulbach. Double play. Carey to Cooper to Wagner 10 vioa. oae uw oft Reulbach 4, off Altobison 1, off Cooper 2. Struck out, by Reulbach 2, by Cooper 3. Hit by pitcher, by Reulbach 2, Konetchy and Gibson. Wild pitch, Keuluacn. Hits, oft Reulbach 7 In 8 Innings, off AUchlson 1 in 1 Inning, luufl, a., uuipucs, wiuuu Byron. New Xork 7, Cincinnati 2. xttw VAP W Tune 20. A crowd of world's series proportions came out to a, ti sAa . Charles Herzosr. the old n(An. fovnpltA an manaerer of the Cin cinnati team. The visitors made a sor ry showing, losing the second game oi the series, 7 to 2, although New York made only one clean hit. Score: Cincinnati I r-ew lork . . , r r-. , TI n a I. 5 1 3 0 0;Bescher.m. 2 1110 5 11 8 llBurns.l.... 3 1 1 00 3 0 0 8 llFletcher.a. .4 1 4 SO 4 0 3 0 0Doyle.2... 3 0 0 3 0 . ., t u -I ' n n n b i xxienoii.o, o - - - Hobl's'1,1. 4 2 3 0 0Merkle.l.. 4 110 0 0 Batea.m.. 3 0 2 0 0Rob't's n,r. 4 0 100 -,.., .. :i 1 r, nll.stock..t 4 0 1 0 0 Douglass',p 0 0 0 0 0Meyers,o.. 8 0 0 1 O singling-. v v u - - - - - Snyder.p. . 1 1 Ml! VonKU" l o o oui Totals.. 35 9 24 12 5 Totals... 80 4 2710 0 Batted for Douglass in second. Batted for Snyder in ninth. Cincinnati OOOIOOOO 1 - New York 60002000 7 Runs, Bates, Clarke, Bescher 2, Burns 2, Fletcher, Doyle, lierkle. Base on errors. New York 3. Two-baae hits, Niehoff, Burns. Home run, Clarke, stolen basu, Hersog. Beacher 2, Groh. Left on baa, New York 3. Cincin nati 9. Doubl play, Niehoff. Herzog and Hoblitzell. Bases on balls, off Tesraau 8, oft Douglass 2. off 6nyder 2. Btruok out, by Tesreau , by Snyder 4. Wild pitch, Douglass. Passed ball, Meyers, Hits, off Douglass 2 in 1 Inning; off Snyder 2 In 7 Innings. Time, 2:02. Umpires, Klem and Emslle. AMER1CAX LEAGUE. ' Detroit 1, Washington 0. DETROIT, June 20. Bobby Veach's timely single again enabled Detroit to defeat Washington today. The score was 1 to 0. It was the third consecu tive shutout victory for Coveleskie, who has pitched 32 1-8 innings without having been scored on, and Detroit's third straight defeat of Washington. Score: Washington- Q A D.trolt- g H q A g 4 0 s o w riusn.s. , . 4 v x V u MOriariy.is 4 i x a v lO.Cobb.m.... 3 O 0 01 1 HiCratord.r 3 2 3 1 0 I UIVeach.1... 3 1 2 00 3 l:Kavan'h,2 8 0 8 1 0 t 4 0Burns.l... 8 0 11 2 0 S 0 0 Stanage.c. 2 000 9 0 O 8 O.Covel.P 2 1 0 0 0 00) 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 01 AN EXCITING MOMENT IN THE RECENT INTERNATIONAL POLO PLAY. j a-o-i-w. $ w i.v y -m m .. "71 f ' 9 fti iss,f.j nm aMzr' wt - - tX-r :y.iTvyy- i r ' -, rJt!3 I I 1 ; ; ; : ; t AT LEFT CAPTAIN BARRETT, OF ENGLISH ,"!A8, HIl'IINt;. WITH RK-4B LA MONTAGXE, OF THP AMERICAN TEAM, READY TO BLOCK THE HIT. pie by Peckinpaugh and a single by Cook gave-New York si runs In the inning. Score: Cleveland I New York B H OA El BHOAE Qraney.l.. 4 2 1 OOMaiscI.S.. Turner,2.. 8 11 1 0 Truesd'e.2 Llabold.m 4 O 8 0 0Peckin'h,s Johnston,l 80 11 1 OlHartaell.l. Olson.3... 4M 1 1 0Cook,r z vtusiey.u.. 5 2 O'Sweeney.c. Chapan.s. 4 O'Nulll.c. 4 Bowman.D 1 James.p.. 0 Morton, p.. o Hage'an,p 0 Lajole... 1 Bassler'. 1 2 0 01 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 10 0 0 0) 0 0 0 William s.l Caldaell.p Totals .88 T 27 18 2 Total-:. -20 8 27 12 4! Batted for James in ruin. Batted for Morton In eighth. Cleveland 00001000 Ol New York 0 0 0 0 8 0 1 0 07 Runs, Chapman, Malael, Troesdale, Peck inpaugh 2, Hartzeli. Cook, Williams. Hits off Bowman. 4 in 4 2-3; off James, none In 1-8; off Morton, 2 in 3; oft Hagerman, 1 In 1 Two-base hit. Chapman. Three-bas hit. Peckinpaugh. Sacrifice hit. Turner. Stolen bases. Cook, Maisel 2, truesdale, Peckinpaugh, Daley. Bases on balls, oil Bowman 5. off Caldwell 1, off Hagerman 1. Hit by pitcher. By Caldwell, Johnston. Lett on bases, Cleveland 7, New York 7, btrui-k out. By Caldwell 2, by , Bowman , by Morton 3. Double plays, O'Neill to John ston; Caldwell, Maisel to Williams. Time, 2:10. Umpires. Connolly and Dlneen. Philadelphia 5, St. Louis 2. ' ST. LOUIS. June 20. Philadelphia could not do much with Hamilton's de livery until the eighth inning, when they swung their bats with deadly re sult, bunching four hits for as many runs and scoring more than enough runs to win the third game of the series with St. Louis, o to z. score: St. Louis B M O A Hi Philadelphia I a a j Murphy.r, Oldrlng.l. Collins,:!.. Baker,3.. Mcinnis.1 strunk.m. Barry.s. . Schang.c. 2 0 00 13 8 0 0 10 0 2 2 10 0 14 10 2 8 8 1 0 1 50 1 2 40 0 12 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00 4 0 OiShotton.m: 4 5 2 3 0 0,Pratt,2. . . 8 i 1 2 2 lWilllams,r 4 1 1 1 OiC.Walker.l 4 4 2 8 OOjLeary.l... 4 3 1 2 0 0 Howard. 3. 4 3 0 1 2 O Wares.s... 8 8 16 2 OlAgnew.c. 3 Shawkey.p 4 3 0 3 t)Ha ilton,p 1 E. Walker, 0 IMItcholl,p 0 Totals. 84 13 27 10 1 Totals. 30 8 27 22 1 Batted for Hamilton In eighth. Philadelphia 0 0001004 5 St. Louis 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 02 Runs. Oldrlng. Baker, McGinnis, Strunk, Schang, Pratt, Agnew. Two-base hits, Me lanin, Collins, Shotton, Schang. Shawkey, Agnew. Home runs, Pratt, Mclnnis. Strunk. Hits off Hamilton, 11 In 8 Innings; off Mitchell 2 In 1. Sacrifice hits. Pratt, Ham ilton, Collins, Schang. Double plays, Barry to Collins to Mclnnis: Howard to Leary. Lett on baaes, Philadelphia 6. St. Loula 4. Bases on balls, off Hamilton 1. off Shawkey 1. Hit by pitcher, by Hamilton 1, Barry. Struck out, by Hamilton 8, by Shawkey 5. Time, 1:40. Umpires, Evans and Egan. - Chicago 5, Boston 2. CHICAGO, June 20. Joe Wood had one bad inning today when Chicago connected with bis delivery, amassing sia hits which Included a borne run, a triple and a double and three singles, and scored four runs, giving the locals the third game of. the series from Bos ton here today, 5 to 2. . Cady was spiked in the leg by Schalk. Speaker wrenched his ankle and had to be assisted from the field. It may be several days before he will be able to play. Score: Boston Chlca Hooper, r. 5 3 3 2 0 wee Scott, s Spenker.m. 3 Henrl'n.m 0 Lewis. 1. .. Janvrin.l Gurdner,3 Yrkes,2.. Cady.c. .. Thomas.c Wood, p. . . Reha Sngle".. iver.s. 0 1 4 0Blackb'n,2 111 O Demmltt.I 0 0 0 0Colllns,r. . 2 1 0 0 Chase. 1... 0 10 Sl'Bodli.m.. 1 0 2 OlSchalk.c. . 1 2 7 0;Breton,3.. 0 8 10 Russell.p, 1 1 10 12 10 0 0 0 0 10 0 BHOAE 4 2 4 4 0 8 2 5 7 U 4 1 0 00 8 1 0 00 3 0 10 0 0 3 1 2 00 3 1 4 00 8 118 1 3 0 1 .1 0 Totals. 29 8 2717 1 4 0 8 10 4 18 3 18 3 0 8 Moeller.r. Milan, m. . Foster.3 . . Gandll.l . Shanks,l. , vora-an.2. M' Bride,. 8 0 Henry.c. . 8 0 A re.p. .. Bentley.p. Williams Schafer" Totals. 80 4 54 18 l) Totals. 28 4 27 14 2 Patted for Avres in eighth. Ran for Williams in eighth. Wsshlngton ?2S2 2 2?S ? ? Detroit 0 0000010 1 Run, Crawford. Two-base hit, Foster. Three-base hit. Crawford. Hits off Ayers. Coveleskie Stolen bases, Morgan. DoubU .. , , , it n.nll l.Mrt UtaVS, JblCfriue, mn vwauw.M - on bases, Washington 8, Detroit 4. Base on balls, off Ayres 2. Coveleskie 2. Bentiey 1. BtrUCK OUI. oy un rnnio o, -1 J ' ' - Time. 1:45. Umpire. Chill and Sheridan. New York Cleveland 1, CLEVELAND. June 20. Chapman's error in the fifth inning gave New York an easy victory over Cleveland today, 7 to 1. Two were down when rtapman missed a chance to retire the side. Two more errors by Chapman, four bases on balls by. Bowman, a tri- Tnl:,l, 35 11 24 22 1 Batted for l nomas in nintn. Batted for Wood in ninth. Boston 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 12 Chicago 0 8 8 0 1 0 5 Huns, Hooper, Yerkes. Weaver, Blsckburn, Deminltt, Collins, Schalk. Two-base hit. Bo die. Three-base hits, Hooper. Demmltl, Weaver Home run, Collins. Sacriilce hit, Blackburn Stolen bases, Schalk, Breton. Double plays. Weaver to Blackburn to Chase; Blackburn to Weaver. Left on bases, Chi cago 4 Boston 9. Bases on balls, off Hussell 2 off Wood 8. Struck out. by Russell 3. by Wood 2. Time, 1:45. Umpires O'Loughlla and Hildebrand. TEAMS TO PIAT AT MIDNIGHT Annual Baseball Carnival In Alaska Is Set tor Tonight. While most of us ars sleeping to-night-between 13 and 1 o'clock, prac tically the entira population bf Fair banks will be Witnessing the annual midnight baseball game between two rival organisations. The celebration la known as the Festival of the Midnight Sun and this is the third annual affair. Besides a big parade and carnival and the midnight baseball game, a mid night shoot on the Tanana rifle range will be indulged in. Fairbanks is not the only city in Alaska that will cele brate the first day of Summer, as Val doz has already scheduled a five-inning fray between the town team and the soldiers at Fort Liscum, to take place as soon as the midnight hour strikes tonight. Yakima Pitcher Breaks Wrist. NORTH YAKIMA. Wash., June 20. (Special.) Fred Kile., Yakima pitcher, broke his left wrist in slldin to seo ond in the game with Walla Walla today. College Baseball. . At Wllliamstown. Mags. Wllliama 8; Chinese University of Hawaii, 3. - BRENEGAN IS LIKED Colt Loaned to Spokane Wins Approval of Critics. SCHNEIDER MISSED SADLY Vancouver Lead Not Regarded in Immediate Danger by Portus Bax ter, V1k, However, Comments on Strength, of Spokane. BY PORTU8 BAXTER. SEATTLE, Wash., June 20. (Spe cial.) The Portland Coast League club has a promising young catcher In Brenegan, who was seen In Seattle a few days following tne injury of Catcher Danny Shea, of the Spokane team. In a collision at the plate with Pitcher Al Bonner, of Seattle. Whether the owners of the Portland olub did the right thing in bolstering up the Spo kane club to the detriment of Seat tle is a question that probably will fall by the wayside, as Seattle did not enter an official protest, It was taken for granted hera that Spokane had acquired title of some kind to Brenegan when he started in to catch, but suddenly he was recalled, which made it appear that Portland only "loaned" Brenegan to tha Indians. Brenegan comes the nearest to Catcher Larry McLean, who was In his prime when with Portland, of any young backstop seen in the Northwest ern League. It is true that he does not receive quite as easily and may be a trifle less in height, but he is at least six feet two Inches tall, and will weigh close to Its pounds. He throws accurately and has a 310,000 avm. From what I saw of him I should Judge that, like most young catchers, he tries to get too much speed on the ball. In other words, he throws too hard, but plenty of work will straighten out that matter. He is a free and a hard hitter. Unless the pitcher is keeping the ball well on the outside corner the right . field should play close to the line for him. He Is something like Melchlor, of the Portland"- Northwestern Club, In pull ing hem fast down the right alley. Don't feed hrm fast balls within reao. He will kill them. Last year Brenegan was with the Petersburg club, in the Virginia State League. In $9 games he batted .278. He stood tenth among the catchers in fielding, with a record of .871. -Seattle feels tne loss ot Pete Schneider. When the - ederal League tried to steal him and were so suc cessful in their attempt that the only way out for President Dugdale was to let him go to Cincinnati, they did a "fine" Job toward knocking Seat tle -out of the pennant. Taking Schneider out of Dugdale's club was the same as if Mathewson 'deserted New York or Walter Johnson "Jumped" Washington. With Schneider pitching, Seattle's won and lost columns would look considerably different. It cer tainly was an odd coincidence that Manager Raymond lost the services of his star pitcher on the same day in two successive years. Al Gipe was the leading pitcher of the Northwest ern League in 1813 until he Injured his Bhoulder in Portland. Schneider was not Injured, but his lack of moral stamina injured Seattle. Nick Williams will bring his Port land Coast League club back to Seat tle Monday. The series originally was scheduled for Portland, but transferred here because the Portland fans do not care much for the Northwestern League. The coming week In the Northwest ern League does not Suggest any de velopments that will weaken Van couver's hold on first place. Seattle lost the lead through Van couver's success with Tacoma and their misfortunes against bpoaane. a that could not ao anytning own team Baseball Statistics 20 82 -3So 18 S .315 28 30 .438 23 27 .481 22 27 .4411 MS 82 .418 24 25 .480 28 30 .483 28 85 .M 1U 88.343 23 21 lb2S 1 27 .400 15 21 841 STANDINGS OF THE TEAMS. National League. W. L. r.c.i . W. L. P C vv ill in (1J0 Chicago 28 30.4S3 31 2j .o.nil'nnaoeipnia ji.w.iov 28 25 .310;Brooklyn. .. 21 28 .41111 28 28 .OUO Boston 22 80 .4 J3 American League. . Philadelphia 3 21 .818 Washington 28 27 .518 f,troit 36 2 SOOiChlcago..... 28 81 .4.8 4 . I, T . . , dw w ..... . 20 27 .oi0!Clviana. Federal League. 28 23 .MdKansa City 28 24 .538, Pittsburg... 20 27 .518.Brooklyn... Indianapolla aoit.SliiSU Louis... Americas Asseelatloa. Cleveland.. 84 2T .557,Indlanapolls 31 32.402 Louisville.. 84 27 .557 Columbus... 2 81 .4sS Milwaukee! at 24 .504 MlnneapoiU 2S 80 .488 Kansas City 28 27 .SUSlMt. Paul.... 22 88 .3T Western League. 15 21 'J5 Omaha.., H8 24 -67H Lincoln. . 81 24 .514 Wichita. . 80 25 .S45,TpekA. . Vnlon Association. 28 18 5l0 Murray. . .28 28 .581, Butte.... 28 20 .585 Helena. . . Yesterday's Results. Aatfnciatlon KSDtal City 7. t -..iii a- Indianapolis 7. Milwaukee 4; St Paul .5, Cleveland 1: Minneapolis 0, Co- ""fveMri League Denver 8 Topeka 2: Toseka 6, Denver 5: Wichita 4. Lincoln 8: St. Joseph 11, Omaha 8; D Moines 6, Sioux City 4. Union Association Ogden 10, Murray 2: Salt Lake 8. Boise 4; Butt T, Hslsna 4. Hew the Series Staad. Paeltio Coaat League Sacramento 4 a-amea. Portland 3 games; Oakland 2 gam? Ban Francisco 2 games; Vanlc 3 games, Los Angeles 2 gsmes. Northwestern Lagu Spokane 4 game. Portland 2 gam: Seattle 4 games, Tacoma 2 games: Vlotoria 4 games, Vancouver 2 """"Where the Teas May Today. , Pacific coast League Portland beavers at Sacramento, Los Angeles at Venice, San Francisco at Oakland. ,' . Northwestern League Portland at Spo kane, Seattle at Tacoma, Vancouver and Victoria at Seattle. Portland Batting Averages. Pacific Coast j Northwestern " AB. H. Pet. AB. H. Pet pv.ni 5 1 .4Wr-allsnsn, . lJ4 1.:ill Kyn 234 T .S8S Balvesnn Fisher.... 148 48 .815 Melchlor Derrick New Cincinnati Pittsburg. SU Louis St. Louis Boaton..., Buffalo. .. Baltimore. Chicago Denver Sioux -City.. St. Joseph.. Des Moines. Boise .. Salt Lake.. Ogden American 14 4 31 2211 s:i .27U 221 87 .808 Milllgan. a 215 AS .2i: Ranerofta 147 l .r'w atoa.ua Doanw, Korea. .. .. I.ober nodgers. -Brenegan. Martlnoni. Brashear.. Kpeas Krai:. . . Davis , West Higg.--. Yants Miliar..... rape. . .... 141 81 .2(1 220 6b .205. v iiliam. . 1 Tit 2-i-i ",7 .2.) Oulgnl 243 80 .247 228 84 .2M,Coltrin. ... 24 55 .22.1 2.1687 -22 Haworth.. 41 lo Ji-IH 2 8 .250 Hausman. . I10 20.21H 20 5 ,2.-i0 Murray. ... 17187.2111 :t'j 8.231 Brown : 6.17s 1 18.2(' Leonard. . 38 7.1U4 M 11 .2"4 Kastley.... 38 3.12.1 113 22 .185 Hanson. . .. 3 . . .000 .-,7 7 .10 Frambaeh. 13... Out) 69 11 .JS4 34 8.176, oou, ooo against Vancouver the week previous. Th. oHriitinn of Win Noyes and Ar- lett. the latter from the San Francisco club, will make Spokane strong In th pitching department, even tf Maker ana McCorry do not recover f fectlvenesa. Spokane haa been trying to art Pitcher Kastley from Portland. Should su.h a deal be consummated Spokane will be in a position to make a grand fight for the pennant. COAST. LEAGUE V ILL IK.llT Bauni Nays Other Minor. Mnt Not Be Allowed Prexixloiu-ri. SACRAMKNTO. Cal.. June 20.-Preg-Ident Allan T. Bausn. of the Pacific Coast League, -in speaking of tb re ported plan to organl-e a third major league in the Kant, issufd the follow ing statement today: 'I know nothing- officially of the plans for tit formation of a third major lague, but in regard to- what 1 learn from the press dispatches I can sav this for the Pacific Coast League: We will fight to the finish for our rlgbts. the National commission or any other body notwithstanding. "When the Coast League went bark from Its outlaw career Into the ranks of organized baseball In 180? It was with the definite understanding with th National commission that no other minor league would ever be given a higher classification than the Coast League. That Is the promise that was made to us at that time. If the re ports of present plans be correct, that Is the promise that the National com mission now proposes to violate by raising the rating of clubs from the International League and American Association without giving the Coast League similar recognition." KILE .HURT; BEARS Wi XI DB A;AIT YAK I VI A WHUS PlTt HER BHKAKs) A HIST. 10 Is .441 11 1 .! At Baker Game Desreaeratee l fa'"" and PenHletoa Takes t'onte, M it, I aspire l-ta Plajera Ra. Wrxtera Trl-Blat League tttaadtags. W- Pet.: rv Walla W'la 17 18 Baker Pendielon. I .4iN- Yakima Vterday'S It 1 At North Yakima Walla Walla 8. North Yakima . .. At Baker Pendleton 8. Bakr 3. Walla Walla won over North lakima In Western Trt-State yeslerday. 8 lo 8. mainly as the result of an unfortunat accident. Kile, who was hoiaitia" lb Bears down, broke his wi ist In the sv. enlh inning sliding to second. fhre home runs were hit In this game. At Baker, Pendielon won a nam v" deKenerated Into a farce. 6 to 2. The injury to Kile at North Vakinia. when tha Yaks went rheud. resulted In Welch going In and the Bouia tapped him for threa singlag and two double, his teammates adding an error whlcn gave three runs. A passed ball and a hit gave another in the ninth. The first scote was made by Plaunl In tha second with a homer. Nalia Walla came back in tha third for on run and tua Braves in the fourth got a lead of two. in the littn tha B.ars flfO Ail tthM. with two walks and .inui ilurmd nut a bonier in th, of the sixth and Sheely on in the Uiat of the sixth. McWuari y want on as runner for Kile after hi accident, ami scored on a triple. Score: x RHEl KUb, WallaWalla 8 13 4N. Yakima. . . 8 8 8 Batteries Rees and Sliecly; Kile. Welch and Webb. At Baker, with the score tied In the ninth. Baker, the Baker hurler. weak ened and Pendleton, .with live lilt and an error by Togneti, came In with four runs and the game. Th Kubs got three hits in their half of the nintu. but could not .core. Th nam was with out a feature. Umpire Wilkin, whose work Wednes day resulted in an attempt to uiob him. allowed th players to ma' a a farce of the game by continual .Ickinn. The score: - u u i.- KHKl R K pendleton.. 10 2Bake. . . . . . . 2 83 Batteries Kltchner und I'uiiibiiike, Baker and Kins. last PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE AVERAGES Club Fielding liecoras. Bi 'k. fl,,h O. Po. A. E. PC P.C. San Francisco... 75 2028 luSS 108 .W6 . ftnlce .......11 1U10 l8 100 MM .no Oakland .. . 60 1807 105S W- - lost inrwlet ...73 Ji'.ttf lUflt 8W Portland . . itflli M 113 M ? L.-ramlto :::::u7 hi -' Individual Batting Records. 1 Plaver, Club. PrnnB. Sac. riill.in- L. A 1 I vr, SU,- 17 Rrenecau. Port... 7 10 Elliott, Venic . P5 an, 'Portland... 61 224 27 77 Fltxgeiald, S. i.58 109 2j 58 Last w'k. G.A.B. P.. H.S.H.P.C P C 0 2 0 1 3 8 0 4 47 140 IS 61 17 t 1011(1 10(K 1000 .4(10 .474 17 :l'J 4 13 4 .12 27 2 8 3 . 2 3 0- 1 0 .40 127 10 42 4 .82 1H7 20 63 12 .40 13- Ij 4: .15 3S 5 12 .S3 22-l 25 6 .15 32 4 10 .71 258 35 80 .47 142 10 44 .21 58 4 18 36 5 U Chech, u A..., Killilay, Oak. .. Kvar-a. Port. ... Howard, b. F.. Derrick, Port.., Kaylor, Oak.... Prulett, Oak..., shlnn. sac Gregory, Sac. .. I'.aMess, Venice. Fisher, Port.. . narrtr.tr. Oak... ?oSnk. Sac!:.... 7 238 43 72 sj Murphy, oak. ...41 ii j ?o . Alexander, Oak . . J 1 IS J3 . MIddleton, Oak. .04 2 ,2 8o .6 Schaller, S. F....JS 2 9 8 8 Kores, Port ; 2'3 4 11 SchmiJt, S. F....2S 0 13 J7 Dcaue, Prt 3U 204 2. 61 7 ulnl..n. Oak.... 61 244 2S ji . Tennant, Sac ... ; 2i3 24 .8 6 Lober, Port 01 210 a. b2 6 Klawitter, oac -v jj . Nes. oak .. 2?;' ; 5 viinan. Venice..."- Ii3 2J oo Wolter. L. A I? . Si Maggert, L A. Ellis. L. A Corhan, 8. F. Carlisle. Venice Bancroft, Port. Colltgati, S-S.F Abstein. a .400 .::4 .353 .344 ,:t43 .333 ,:i33 .a:n .820 .318 .:nu .314 .313 ,810 ,;ilo JI1U .805 .81 '3 .:: ,SS3 .3K1 .353 .31)0 .805 ,1I4 .1114 .3.18 .341 ,313 .2bS 2 13 .814 .821 .-it .31)1 .300 .33 Hot .307 Tobin. a F. . Hannah, bac. lernoll, 6. F Klegcr, Port. Leard, Venice page, L, A... LltaVhU vAle...MM Kane. Venice. ... . 1 fj Downs. San Fran.if 2i3 33 i4 Toser, B. F 'J Arellanes. Sac....' Zacher Oak... ;". r":B -a s si n JMohr.nnsac tV.l li "20 48 14 lS,8.i,::.M 2.-5 21 82 5 .harles. S. F M l-'B 32 41 Brooke L. A..... 37 l Brashear, Port... 6 a Orr. sac... Harkneas. ven.... ' j 8 7 .71 274 4r 78 12 .117 23.1 27 67 11 .58 20S 22 60 .63 252 48 7 ' .40 122 23 35 O . 8 2S U 8 0 .65 240 20 68 11 ..12 ll7 36 03 3 .4S 154 14 43 3 .19 4:1 5 12 O . 8 IS 5 5 1 .68 257 44 71 14 .lis 243 41 67 31 .45 1.11 10 36 6 v 8 7 0 1 8 7 .8u:l I .329 .:m: 26 2 "8 4 7 .66 SUA 28 70 .(IK 211 II M 8 4 0 2 14 0 12 0 0 I 0 T 25 10 5 25 2 2 12 1 . i - V nt-f . . . . n Hllss. Venice 4 104 , a at ne Mundortr, s. '2 Martlnoni. Port.. 8 17 1 4 O Hetllng. Oak j' 22- 24 Si J SESrv"::::" -? McArdle Ven ...58 187 18 43 10 ?CAkrl oak.".... 06 241 22 55 6 ri7,e . o.k -V !. ? Van Buren. Sac. 41 l.t Krause. Port I" McDonnell. ven., Christian oaa. Forton. 8 50 3 11 02 8 20 .15 23 I 5 ..52 171 18 26 Hsrwr. L. White. vn Clark, 8. r.... Moh.er, Sac... West, pott. ... Parkin. . r. .301 .31 KJ ..'too -lr.it) .2 jo .211" .2'.'3 .2'.Ci .2112 .2!H 3-8 .28 .288 .2K .2X6 ,2r6 .2 S.l .278 .278 .27 .278 .276 .276 .'73 .278 .278 .271 .26(1 .261 .268 .261 .258 .255 ,2.',4 .254 .253 .250 .2.-.0 .2-0 .250 .25(1 .248 .240 .24(1 .28U ."85 .231 .2111 .210 .230 .28 .2J4 .2L'3 .2-11 .217 .217 .211 .306 .803 .300 .278 .301 .310 .8O1 .3U .277 -287 .20"' .i 7 .2S7 .3tU .2S7 .226 .2X6 .284 .304 ,24 .2113 .184 .281 .21 .21! :i .268 .262 .2X5 ,26V ,2iH .282 .2511 .261 .235 .256 ,24H .2511 .247 .257 '.250 .318 .270 .242 .235 .248 .235 .244 .21 .221 .234 .232 '. .233 .1U8 .250 .208 '1 44 K U ,.18 84 2 T 7 A S 20 ..49 167 18 84. 11 .208 ,.li 35 3 7 4 .2'l 4 r, a t o .200 H..1..nn KaO " Following player hav batted afely t teast once, but r batting below the .200 m"k: Hosp, Venice, .luf; Hlggjnbait .208 .104 .228 .212 .212 .18 .200 .2O0 Portland. .1V8: Davlfc Portland. .18.; ""' veda. San Francis. .. .IbO; v artx nsl 11, - Francisco. .180; Spaa, lort.and, .1... Hill. ar 1-.I. V rmr. ..Draa,I (' II I . . Metsger. Los Angele .170; ilalarkey Oak land.'. 172; Arbosa.t. Oakland. J';..Lr"". Oakland-Lo Anse.ea. .16.; alooifc Lo. Angeles, .157: htroud. Sa. raniinlo, .154; Lei field, san r'rancisco. .152; Kaui.iiig. Francisco, ,14u; rltandrldgo, han rrauslscv, MV Robrer, Saoramento. .145; Perritt, I.". Angvles, .143; Williams. Sacramento, .143. Ki.-pfer Venice, .1311; lluglic l...s Ange . 135; Vanta, Portland. .133; Lhuike, l.us Angeles, .125; Kamv. Oakland, .1111 I roua.i, Oakland, .105; Powell Venice. ; cannier. Venice. .0111; Fleharty, Venl.-r., .0.4, Barham, San Franciaco, .Oil; Oejer. Oak land, .036. Leading nun aw" ..-., Ven! 48- ilaggert, Lo Angelrs, 4.".; Leard. Ven ice. 44; Itodgera. Portland. 44: Young, eeo ramento. 48; Wolter, Los Augdea, 4 1 . I ". Los Angeles. 41; Schaller, San I-rallci.io. 8U; Tobin, San Fran Iku, 36; llayleaa, Ven ice 35; MIddleton. Oakland, 8-. Leading Base steak-re Kudners. 1 ort land, 20; Young. Sacramento, 22; Manger;. Los Angeles. 22; Schaller, San rrautlsi'u, is; Wolter, Los Angeles, 16; Leard. Veil Ice 16; Schmidt, ban Kranriaen, 14; u 11 lan, Oakland. 14; Page. Lo Angeles. 14; Fllzgerald, San Francisco, 13; Derrick, Portland, IS. Leading Two-ba Hitters Teimnt. Sac ramenio. 17: !", Oskhind. It. I, San Francisco, 1; Lltacnl. Venice, l; Bhlnn. Sacramento 15: Howard. San rrali clsco 18; Kores. Portland, 13: Lol.er, 1'orl land, 13; Abstain, Los Angeles, 13 Leading Thre-base llllttrs Iiayl', Venice 10; Ryan, Portland, ; Ham-rod, Portland 8; Leard. Venice, 6: Fliaaaraid, San Francisco, 3; Schaller, San rraiio!. o. 5; Wolter, Lo. Angeles, 5; alaggert. Los AILead'ng8'Mom-run Hitters Bayless. Ven ire, 6: Schiller, Sn Francl.cn, ; loein, Sn Francl.ro, S: Korea. Portland. 4; liu learn Venice, 4; Ellis. Los Anseles. 4. Lesdlng Sacrifice Hlttere I'age. Los An gelea 31- O'Leery, Pan Fr.ncls.-o, 21; Leard, Venice 14: Moran, Hacremenlo, 14; Der rick. Portland. 12; Maggert, Loa Angelea 12. Pitching Record.. Including gsmes ot jun. 1. Pitcher, Club. Dersnnler, Venice Harham. San Francisco Smith, Vnlc st.-uwrt, fcu.-rani.-nto , Khmke. Angeles Kleger, Portland Hyan, Loo Atxles Martlnoni, I'crtiand White, Venice Standrldge. 8n Franclso Pernoll, San Franciaco Perritt, Lo Angeles totroud. sa-rmenlo Klepfer, entce 1'ruiett, Oaklsnd Hughes. I.os AnKele. Leilield, San Francisco Hltt, Venice Hlggllibothsm. Portland Krause. Portlsnd Toser, fan Francisco r Slagle, Ba.Tinento Haiim. Ran Francisco parkin, San Franciaco Klawitter, 8scTamnto Fleharty, Venice ilrenot). ,Ha, rainento Chech, I-o Angel Henley. Venice prough, Oakland. Christian. Oakland Went. lori:nu Poaeil. Venice Gever. Oakland Malarkey. Oakland Fanning. San Franrlaco Mu.ser, Los Ange, Arellaues. K.-r.ri,ento Killilay. Oakland Kremer. sacraanento Harney. Ciekland Arlett. Ban Frsnciseo darkness, Venice Williams, Karrmente Hanson, Portland F.vans, Portland t ral.b. Los Angeles-Oakland ... Keleased pitchers W. L. Pot. 4 0 3 v lew I 0 1000 1 (I ).. ,6 1 ' il 8 2 .e"U 4 1 .son 6 4 .; 8 8 ..,7 11 6 .,.t ,8 8 UI5 V 8 ,H.t T 5 ,;vi , 7 . ft . :..i 7 " .." sj 8 6 .5:i 8 1 .-11 9 S ,fi"i T 7 ,eotl 4 4 .500 5 8 ..""' 2 2 ,5t'u I 1 ..V'O 10 .474 , 8 8 .444 4 - .411 7 .41- 8 4 4iU 3 T ,I7 , 1 3 .4011 5 s -3Vj 3 8 ' 4 "1 .861 8 10 .33 ,2 ft . i Ml 1 4 . -00 ', 1 4 .2"" , 8 1 .iti ti , 0 1 1.'" , 0 1 .nt'.i u , ,.mh. 0 2 -0"n . 0 4 .oov ,6 8 Club Portland ..... Oakland Sacramento . Venice ....... Los Angle... baa Franciaco. C2 60 67 ......71 73 78 Total garnet Club Batting Keeerd. All. ft. II. 2B. 8P.. en .20. 207 24111 2J33 2304 23t; 2462 241 294 272 634 578 5:i2 605 !13 71 83 S3 23 18 M 28 IK I1R. FH. Fl Pel. 1 SI 1-6 .273 o 7 78 .-t 9 6 .2" 21 11 7" .2'6 is lit 120 .;.". 21 7 Ul J,,J Let . Prt. zi 21 .2,7 ,2'-tf COLTS HIT FORMER , COASTER AMD Will Spokane Falls, 8 to 4, With "Pop" Arlett on Mound ard Portland Slugging. BAKER RUSHES TO RESCUE riflh Inning I I'alal to Indians Wliei Cannot Ilrcovrr In Tlm, Altlmath I'rimitWIi I Prlvfit U Pug n. Iwi'tlc) Saving Iaj. lrth mierw I esgve ana11i. W. L. Pel W. U r-. Vanconuv'r 44 11 7 ferlland... !k 4 a.slile..,, 4:1 24 - T.co . . .. ? 8pkn... If IT lt Victoria. .. si 41 .14 Veeterday' Us. Ha. At !pcksne P il.nd S, sp'8en 4 At la-".ite heattle . 'l'-om 4 At Victoil V ivlorl 5, tm HPIIktM". Vak. Ja asrr Vtlke l.rk .f Ik apukaae n8 nratera Lrsgae trasn mrmt a i .teat ta Prvaldenl FlrlHer J)e lkt a Ik ana ada, klrk PorlUad a a 4V I. yark rkargea lkl I'artlaad katted Ml of order la Ike alatk laalaa. wfcra man were made, la Manila Ike leaaa'a Iradlaa killer, ltrl. k II -a t alrker llawarlk'n larst. k. la Ike rr.-prr ardrr ald ka heea fwl lonrd k I'll. krr Kle. SPOKANE. Jun 88. Kpcial "Pop" Arlett. lornier Coaat Iaguf. was hit ten tunas for sis luns In th first ri Inning ot today's asm, and Bilker was unable to lup the onslaught until after Portland had piled up a lot.il of eight core. enough to win. In th fifth Inning pohn kit flv times and scored four rung In other Inninaa lliry wta unable lo bunca hits and lost 8 lo 4 The Cuita stalled aflr Arltt In tl third inning with three sal bloa, idling uiii run. Only perfect pegging to break up a double ateal prevented Spokane bring nun worse tht Inning. Williams' aluggct rested for n In ning and then wjtit back to ta atlatk. Three mule aingla and a double in that hkIiiii brni2lit two runs. Another rl and then in th fifth Arlelt got th bump th.it sent him to I be viable. Cnltrln. rallah.n nd Melchlor m glcJ from tli start of th gong. Col 11 In ai-urlna A wild throw lt Call' hi.n In and Williams plucked a hit scoring- another run. It enough and then some fur the ea-Caeet Leaguer, and Jea Baker l.wih up the burden In the sixth. Meanwhile lpo kans was not very busy, waking; up only In the fifth, a hen the locals nil were bunched. A single, t we doubles and snolher single, also two base on balls, gave William obllL Kour run were across Kully wag rubd t the rescue and Kranibeth joined tk Arlett colony. To put the asms y on lc Tort lund copped a pair of runa off liaker, on drive being for a triple, all In th sixth Inning. Thrfler botk tma sttld dow-D and the performance ta machlne-llke. Score: Portland I Mpkne 11 II u : B 14 U H Ooltrln.s.. 4 I 3 tl,tl.l 4 I 3 I t'aliahl.ll.l. 3 1 3 l Holler, a... .' 14 8 M,.l.lil..r.r i 2 I I." I1..U..I... 4 12 I Mlllisa.i.m 4 3 4 sa,r rl.a.t . . . . i I I J Wlllluma.1 8 2 1 aan.r. 2 .. 4 2 3 1 lluiKiil..!.. 4 I 0 I I Hos .n.lM.. I l,Kune,2. 4 18 1 I , Weil 11.3. . . 4 I 1 S Mawurth.c 3 2 I A II inan.r . . 4 3 3 81 Y ranili li.p 3 "I rl. II. p . . . 2 12 Kaalley.p. 1 I I " l set ,p . . . 8. 8 Hauain'll.l I O 3 Oil, Totals .36 1.127 1121 T.,1.1. . .It 8 27 17 4 Portland 132 spokuu O 4 U Hum.. ('"Itrlll 2. t'allohan. It.lrhlor 2, MIL llgnn, lliiHilia, Oulgnl, lwlm l'ulli. All malt, Allan. T-l-.e Int. -eia. Thw i.hm hits. .giier. Hel. hior. Sr.t 6. bits. Hhui-iiihii. Mllli.n. VV 11.1 I'lt.li. l-.astley I. Ha.e. HI balls, Franihai a. on Kaaller I off Arlen I. oil K..kr 1. Slni.k om. b A ilut I. Hit". "IT Ailetl IO In 8 lnnlr, runa; oil Hanil.a'h I In 42 3 Inmn... 4 runs tredil i.-loiy lo 1 ram ba.'h. geie.t I,. Arli-lt L.-rt ou I'lU-a. Porlt-nrt 5. Hkaa. . II. Tim. 145. fill pi Its, Ma U4 Kill sld. t ham ps i.om; SI (I N T HI- Vk'turla'lM-a WUut So Oilier Clua In I on a ue llaa let lxnr. VICTtilllA. H. C. June 10. Th VI. -toriu Bi'e today capped lhlr bl week's prtormnnce inc th season opened by takliisT the erls from th champion Uxavers. a feat whloh none of Hie other team h Vt hn abl to artonipllsh. Th . won th itfc BHiiie. 7 to 4. making Ihalr wine four gud their" loners lo. Meorel Van.-ouver I Vluloria V,nv0a rTil OAK 8 Ho I f - ji a 9 Moran.r... s a w " Henuetl.2 I ' " N J ;' - :.'' S f f o. ."'iTr 1'iiweii.i . -- - :, ' V V I .. IO , I 0 anioll.tf I o,K ly.i . . . V V I ' Ioim. a . , I ! Ilottiiian.r O U .Nar.eeva.P 2 18 11 4 3 n 1 2 I II 2 2 e i 2 w 8 3 2 11 lirktiker-nt 4 11 H.. 3. 8 0 I H, liain'r. 3 o llrlmll'-.c. 8 llunin... " " i,...."... I Totls. 18 "f IS Tola s. It "81111 !, Ited "'r H".lr In ..venttt. tlaina called fcy gln.enl. Vsnra-v., f J , ; t ll, V it (tr 1 1 w " 11,,,,.. Hh.r 2, -r.".rl 1 Mora, Wllbjit. H anion, kei.y. li"'M Hon,,,. a !-.,-. -. nils llir.,,, Henn-ll. I'11 I h."y. Hon man. 1... baa. hn.. ." I'' ,,. Thl" !,. S....ln. ,f..l. S b:,..-s. Ilieet-r. Wl-h"l. h.r, I-- '.r.?d b.n.. lirlnd' 4 H,l "' " ' pile, Wli.elef. t ACOM Inm .Mini' MtK.lnnHjr llmrgi j Willi Defeat by Kfalll?. T 0M A, Wsh, Jun 18 Huh" s pinch hit in Ih. tenth Innlns; r. attl a 6-to-4 victory on tha iacon.a (rounds today, bcor. H II 11 ' 1 aenma S..II1. 1 BHOAE Ul'ltl... 1 " ' Z iin.sv m 4 " rl- " j J. 4 i J C.,l.an., 4 8 3 " l;, 3 I o ., ..,, - 4 2 11 2 " ' ! 5 I a i t H r..a . 8 5 13 4 Mrie r . 3 S w V atroltean.4 8 v. ! i 9 1 kailfm.a.p I Hi out,... ; i .'n.r . , rlulir 1 ,li, ,n d .. , ,t,e.2, r u.i twit.p II I 1 ? ; U i i : i 1 1, e v I V 1 1 8 I 8 I I 8 I Kefti -i ilals .37 3 0 24i rol.-. ill0 13 , imi4i- lamina I if.ilia KlllHat 2 Cabmen 2. Sali, lla. t -.1 rrl'.. Mokk-. Hroli.'n ,o,.n ! . i 1 1 :' . Iluhn. W-t. S.hl,ia I'wM o.,. l-rrn,e lo U.iinnnd t llwha; Pwilef ,a W.l 1o-l,i- hi'. sdmsli, Sa, (orrlllc. Mis, .Neigli'.'.ia Ja"" ri."be, ,.mi,.iy. 4 nil,. 7 Mis "ft M :""" In 8 I ni n ... -trnck not. hr M,'"""l' 1. " K.,ufn nn 2. ' F"'"""" fea. I ai iff yrul-nliv'l. oT Kiu'ml" r". on H 'harse ,1'f.ai lo Mr.l.na.'r H , pu.hor. i.:n 1- M Ulnaiiy. 1 ! ikiu, 3.0L Lniplr. ts. I J