THE SUNDAY OREGOXIAX, PORTLAND, JUNE 2S. 1914.
WEST TRIPLES 10
lUIHCniUU GAMCOO
UflL U L
'Phenom' Ehmke Falls Into Or
dinary Class When "Heady
Hi" Scores Two.
KID SETTLES TOO LATE
Beaver Pitcher Thinks Fast o
Mound and Also at Plate, lam
basting Horsehlde When Angel
- Outfielders1 Play.In for Him.
Pacific Coast Lnna Standings.
W. L. PC.1 W. L. PCX
Venice.... 47 84 .SSOiportland. . 37 38 .493
Los Ans'l's 45 39 .536 Sacramento 86 43 .478
San Fran.. 46 40 .S35;Oakland . .. 31 51 .378
Yesterday's Result.
At Los Angeles Portland 8, Los An
geles 1.
At Sacramento Oakland 5, Sacramento 3.
At San Franclaco San Francisco 15,
Venice 1. . -
LOS ANGELES, CaL. June 27. (Spe
cial.) "Phenom" Ehmke is no longer a
phenom. He lost his third game today
and takes his place among the Just
comraon-every-day heavers of the Coast
League ,
Hi West, Portland's pitcher, won his
own game with a three-bagger In the
second, which drove in two runs.
With this triple, a single, a walk
and a hit batsman, Portland scored
the three runs in the second frame.
They didn't come within a mile of
scoring again, but "it was enough to
beat the Angels, 3 to 2, and put the
series also 3 to 2,, in favor of the
Beavers. It was a really good game.
Hi West, though hit harder than Kid
Ehmke. used his noodle, and. asset
Ehmke as yet has not mastered, and
in the pinches he was nigh invincible.
Twice the Angels had a chance and a
good one. either to tie up the game
or forge ahead, but West took a new
hitch on his pantaloons, steamed up
on the ball and it was all off.
Brashear Plays First.
Doane laid off today because of his
injured, ankle, hurt yesterday, and Derrick-
was sent to , right and Roy
Brashear went to first.
At different times Dillon had all three
of 'his catchers in the game and only
one of them. Meek, got a hit.
Ehmke lost his own game by a bit
of wiidness in the second frame. He
walked Lober. first up, and then hit
I
?, -Speas in the back with one of his wild
underhanded flings. Tants forced Lober
- - at third, Ehmke to MeUger. Mc
, Credie hopped out of the hole and
t . looked as if he was going to chew Mc
I 'Carthy up, clothes and all, but with one
- burst of wrath over the decision he
subsided and meekly hove to.
The whole outfield here moved in
and Hi West, using his head again,
lammed one out, just over Maggert's
head, which under the circumstances
went for a triple, and scored both
..Speas and Yantz.
Bancroft singled over short, scoring
West, and thereafter not a Beaver got
. beyond him. .
West Tightens Oa Need.
The Angels moped along until the
r" fifth, when Johnson and Metsger
. singled, the former scoring on an out-
j: field fly.
In the ninth, Maggert and Abstein
- both started with singles, and it looked
good, but West steamed up and Ellis
forced AbBtein at second, Maggert,
.: . however, scoring. Then Johnson tried
. to kill the ball, with the usual result,
,s he forcing Ellis at second and Yants
threw Metzger out at first, when
George dumped the ball in front of
-' the plate. It was a good game. The
J score:
Los Angel
B H A O El ,BHOAB
5 2 5 SOWolter.r.. 3 1 1 0 0
5 0 2 lOPage.J.... 4 0 2 71
S 1 2 4 0 Magirart.m S 8 2 0 0
8 0 12 0 0 Absteln.l 4 1 14 0 0
4 0 2 6 0E11I..1 4 1 8 00
8 110 0 Johnson. s '41120
3 1110 Metzger.8 8 113 0
4 1 2 2 0Boles,o... 2 0 S 01
8 10 0 lEhmke,p. . 3 0 0 80
Meek. ... 1 10 00
Harper 1 0 0 0 0
Moors 0 0 0 00
Brooks.o.. 0 0 0 10
Love, p.... 0 0 0 10
S3 T 27 18 1 Totals 81 8 27 17 2
Bancr'ft.l
DerrlcK.r
Rodgera.2
. srutrr.l
- Kore.,8. ,
Lober, 1. .
Ppeafl.m.
' Vanti.c. .
West, p..
Totals
Batted for Boles in eighth.
Batted for Ehmke In eighth.
Ran for Meek in eighth.
Portland 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3
Base hits 1 2 2 1 0 1 0 0 0
Los Angeles 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 O 1 2
Base hits.. 11002201 2 8
Runs Speas, Yants. West, Maggert. John
son. Seven hits and three runs, 81 at bat,
off Ehmke In eight Innings. Charge defeat
to Ehmke. Three-base hits West. Two
base hit Bancroft. Sacrifice hlts Boles,
West. Runs responsible for ElimlA 3.
West 2. Base on balls Off West 2, Ehmke
2. Struck out by West 1, Ehmke 2. Love 1.
Double plays Rodgers to Bancroft to
Brashear; Johnson to Page to Abstein;
- bpeas to Yants; Derrick to Bancroft; Korea
to Braahear. Wild pitch West. Hit by
pitched ball Braahear, Speas, by Ehmke.
Time, 1:47. Umpires Held and McCarthy.
SEALS OVKRWHKLM VENICE
'Tan Francisco Develops- Batting
Streak Against Tigers. -
SAX FKANCISCO, June 27. San
- Francisco's baseball players, who have
bowed the neck to four straight de
greats at the hands of Venice this week,
i, developed a batting frensy today and
defeated the Tigers, 15 to 1. The Seal
lilts included four doubles and two
, , triples. Score:
v Venice I San Francisco
B H O A EI B H O A El
- Oarltae.l.
8 2 1 OllPsgVd.r 8 1 1 00
. Leard.2...
' Kane.m..
Bayless.r.
Litschl.3..
, Borton.l. .
McArdle.a
B1ISS.C. . ..
Fleli'rty.p
0 l'O'Leary.S.
3 2
2 1
2 0
Schaller.l.
Downs,-. .
Tohln.m. ..
1 1
Howard.l.
211 0 0
4 OtOoman.s. .
2 4
2 8
Schmidte.
Pernoll.p.rf
Charlea.1 . .
1 0
0 4
"-McD'n"ll. 0
Smlth.p.. 1
Hosp.p... 2
Hogan.c. 1
Totals. S4 8 24 10 4
Total.. 87 16 27 17 0
McDonnell batted for Fleharty In third
; Venice ..0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1
Hits 1 0 2 1 1 0 1 1 1 8
. San Francisco ...8 2211210 15
Hits 4S2211S0 16
Runs Bliss. Fltsrerald. 8. O'Leary' 2,
Schaller 2. Downs. Tobin, Howard 3, Corhan
2. Schmidt. Charge defeat to Fleharty;
, 6 rune. 7 hits, off Fleharty, 18 at but In
two innings. Six runs. 8 hits off Smith. 27
at bat In 4 innings. Three base hits. Fer
noll. O'Leary. Two base hits Schaller. Oar
lisle. Fitzgerald. Bayless. Howard. Corhan.
McArdle. Sacrifice fly. Downs. First bane
on called halls. Flehartv, 4; Pemoll, 2;
Smith. 3. Struck out, Fleharty. 1; Pemoll,
S; Smith. 1: Hosp, 1. stolen bases, Hosp.
Fltsgernld. O'Leary, 2: Downs, 3. Double
plays. O'Leary to Oorhan to Howard. Runs
responsible for, Fleharty, 7; Person, 1;
Smith .3: Hosp. 1. Wild pitches. Smith.
Left on bases. Venles .S; ffan Francisco. O.
Time of gams, 1:47. Umpires, Finney and
Phyle.
OAKS DEFEAT WOLVES 5 TO S
One Bad Inning Gives Commuters
Enough Rons to Win. ' .
8ACRAMENTO. June 17. Abies held
Sacramento to six hits today and Oak
land won. 5 to t. Stroud started for
Sacramento, and after 4 2-2 tninrs gave
way to Williams, who allowed three
r i - -
f 'Ar; A
hits for five runs in the sixth. Sacra
mento's errors aided the defeat. Score:
Oakland - I Sacramento
B H OAt
Qulnlan.1. 1 0 0 0 OiTouna...
Zacher.m. 8 0 1 0 0Hern.a. ...
Oardner.l 5 1 14 0 0 Coy, r
M'dl'n,m.l 2 0 2 0 0Tennant.l.
Tiers. 2 4 12 J 0 VanBu'n.l
Hetlinr.3. 2 10 2 OlMoran.m..
Kaylor.r.. 8 1 2 0 0 Halllnan.J
Cook.a... 4 0 1 6 Oj Hannah. c.
Mitze.o... 4 2 8 0 OStroud.p...
Ables.p... 3 O 0 0 OJWllllama.p
IStewart..
B H O A E
2 0 S 2 1
4 112 0
4 12 0 0
4 0 7 00
3 1 2 0
4 2 1 00
4 0 2 1 1
4 0 8 4 0
1 0 0 0 1
2 10 2 1
0 O 0 0 0
Total 81 I 17 11 oj Totals. 32 8 2T 11 4
Stewart ran for VanBuren in the ninth.
Oakland . 0 0 0 0 0 6 0 0 0 S
Hita 0 1 1 0 1 8 0 0 0
Sacramento O010O100 1 S
Hits 0 0 1 O 1 1 O 0 2 6
Runs, Mlddleton, Neaa, Kaylor, cook.
Mitze, Youns, Coy, Stewart. Charge defeat
to Williams. Stroud pitched 4 2-3 Innings,
no runs. 3 hits, 15 at bat. Two-Base mta.
Mltze Km. Hern. Sacrifice hits, tietltng,
Kaylor. Stolen bases, Zacher, Cook. Young.
Struck out. by Ablea 3. Stroud 4. Williams i
Bases on balls, Ablea 3, Stroud 8, Williams
z. who. pltcn, ADfes s. jraasea oau, juiisa,
Runs re.non.ible for. Abies 2. Williams
Double Dlavs. Cook to Ness to Gardner
Hannah to Hallinan: Hannah to Young.
uft on bases, Oakland s, Sacramento
Time 2:05. Umpires, Guirlo and Hayes.
,4-2
PENDLETON FOR FIFTH TIMES DE
FEATS NORTH YAKIMA.
Walla Walla Completely Outclassed
at Baker, Kuba Taking Fast,
Clean Game; Score 4 to 1.
Pendleton made it five straight from
North Yakima at Pendleton yesterday
in the Western Tri-State League, win
ning, 4 to 2, while Baker continued to
wallop Walla Walla. 4 to 1. Both
games were clean and fast.
At Baker Walla Walla never had a
chance. Five scattered hits were se
cured from Baker and ten fanned.
Schmidt's home run in the fourth gave
Walla Walla the only score. Leeper,
while escaping being hit hard, passed
several, which, with timely hits, gave
the game to the Kubs. Two crossed
in the first, ane in the second and one
in the third. Score:
R.H.E.I . R.H.E.
Walla W...1 6 OiBaker A 4
Batteries, Leeper and Sheely; Baker
and King.
Bryant, a busher, from Echo, was
used by Yakima against Pendleton and
did as well as the regulars. He kept
his hits scattered, except in the sec
ond, when three singles put two over.
A walk, sacrifice and error gave one
in the first and In the fourth, Peter
son's double, a sacrifice and squeeze
added the last. Schroeder was invinci
ble except In the seventh, when three
hits and his own error gave the Braves
their only two. Score:
R.H. E. R. H. E.
N. Yakima 2 6 lPendleton.. 4 10 :
Batteries, Bryant and Webb; Schroe
der and Peterson. '
XATIOXAL LEAGUE.
Chicago 7, Cincinnati 0.
. CINCINNATI, June 27. Lavender
was in excellent form today, allowing
Cincinnati only three hits and shut
ting the Reds out by a score of 7 to 0
Score:
Chicago Clnolnnati
B H O A El BHOAE
Leach, m.. t 0 0 0 OlMoran.r... 4 1 3 0 0
Goode.r... 5 2 2 0 OIHerzog.a.. 3 1182
Saler.l 3 0 15 lU Gron,2.... 8 0 4 21
Z'erman,8 4 1 0 0 OlMlller.I.... 3 0 0 00
Schulte.l.. 3 110 OlNlehoff.l.. 3 113 0
Sweeney.2 4 0 2 3 OiHobllU'I.l. 3 013 0 1
Corriden.s 2 0 2 i 0 Laross.m.. 3 0 1 00
Br's'han.o 4 14 1 VCIark.c. . .. 1 0 2 10
L'ender.p. Ill 1 0! Oonaalos.o. 1 0 1 00
IBenton.p.. 1 0 1 8 0
Ubler'.... 1 0 0 00
Totals. 3 7 17 11 1) Totals.. 28 8 17 12 4
Batted for Benton m ninth.
Chicago 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 8-
Cincinnati 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Runs, Leach, Goode, Zimmerman, Schulte,
Bresnahan. Lavender 2. Two-base hits.
Schulte, Lavender. Sacrifice hit. Lavender.
Stolen base, Sweeney. Double plays, corrl
den to Saler; Corriden, Sweeney to Saier;
Benton to HoblitzelL Left on bases, Chi
cago 8, Clnolnnati 1. Base on balls, off
Benton 0. Struck out, by Lavender 8, Benton
3. Time. 1:66. imptre. K.iem ana umsue.
Brooklyn 6-10, Philadelphia 2-4.
BROOKLYN, June 27. Ths Brook
lyns played their last game for a
month at Ebbets Field today, winning
a double-header irom pniiaaeipnia,
Score:
First game:
Philadelphia I Brooklyn
B H O AE( B H O AB
Byrne.2. . SOS 4 OJO'Mars.i. . 41120
Becker.l.. 5
Lobert.3.. 4
i m vi;yUD0ri,i. a x s iv
0 1 0 O.Dalton.m.. 1 8 Oil
1 S 20;Wheat.l... 3 8 8 OO
Magee.a. . 4
Cravath.r 4
1 2 0 O'Cutshaw.2. 4 0 4 21
2 S 20'8tenael.r.- 4 S 0 0 1
Luderus.1.
Paskert,ra 8
2 8 1 Smith, 3... 4 0 2 80
1 2 2iFischer,c. i I i 20
Burns.c 3
Mayer.p.. 3
Devore.." 1
0 0 2 0Bagan.p.. 3 O 1 11
1 0 00
Totals. 3U 8 24 12 4! Totals. 81 97 12 3
Batted for Mayer In 9th.
Philadelphia ...0 0 0 1 0 O 0 1 0 2
Brooklyn , 2 1 000O03
Runs. Cravath, Paskert. O'Mara, Dau
bs rt. Dalton 2. Wheat. Smith. Left on
bases. Phlladeluhla . Brooklyn 4. Home
rim Tt'heat. Sacrifice flies. Paskert. Fisch
er, Wheat. Basea on errors, Philadelphia
2. Brooklyn 1. Stolen baaea, Paskert, Bums,
Smith. Bases on balls, oft Hagan l. on
Haver 1. struck out. by Racan 5, by Mayer
2. Time. 1:35. umpires, jonnsonna syron.
Second game:
Philadelphia I Brooklyn
BHOAE BHOAB
Byrne,2... 5 1 3 2 0IO'Mara.s. . 6 2 121
Becker.l
l e v nuAUDerci. u e u
Lobert.3.. S
2 1 1 0.DoHon.ni.. 4 1 1 0 0
Magee.s. . 3
1 1 3 HWheat.1. . . 5
0 0- 0 0:Cutshaw,2. 4
0 7 2 0 stengel.r.. 2
0 2 0 O .Smith, 3. . . 8
2 1 00
2 8 2 1
1 1 00
12 10
2 8 10
0 1 80
Cravath,r. 3
Luderus.1. 4
Paskert, m 8
Kllllfer.o. 2
Burns,c. . 1
Alex-nd'r.p 2
Devore... 1
Jaoobs,p.. 1
14 1 OlFlaeher.o.. 4
1 1 0i
18 0
Brown.p. .
0 00
0 101
Totals .32 0 24 14 51
Totals r 34 11 27 10 2
Batted for Alexander in sixth.
Philadelphia 10000800 0 4
Brooklyn 0 8012011 10
Runs, Byrne, Becker, Lobert. Magee,
O'Mara 8. Wheat, Cutebaw 2, Btengle, Smith
2. Left on bases, Philadelphia 0. Broeklya
6. Twe-baee hit, Cuuhaw. Three-base hits,
Dalton, Fischer. Home run. Smith. 8acrL
nce fly. Magee. 8acr!flce hits. Daubert, Lo
bert. Base on errors, Philadelphia 2, Brook
lyn 1. dto;en basea Lobert, Cravath, O'Mara,
Dalton, Cutshsw, Bases on eaiia, on Alex
ander 3. off Jacobs 1, off Brown 4. Struck
out, by Alexander 8, by Jacobs 1, by Brawn
7. Bit by pitcher, by Alexander, Daubert;
by Brown, Paskert and Killlfer. Wild pitches,
' QUARTET OF PORTLAND COAST LEAGUERS WHO
i f: .-. ,. : " "V v" , . .
Jacobs 2. Hits, off Alexander 7 In 6, off
Jacobs 4 in 3. Time, 2:13. Umpires, Byron
and Johnson. .
Boston 4, Xew York C ,
' BOSTON, June 27. By defeating
New York 4 to 2 today Boston got an
even break of the six-game series:
Score: ,
New York Boston
H H u A t is Ji UAL
Bescher.m 4 f 2 0 UjGllbert.r..
12 0 0
Burner.
4 0 0 0 0Evers.2...
3 0 8 0
Fletcher.s
Roberfn.l
Merhle.l..
Grar t,2. ..
Stock.3. ..
Meyers.c..
Marq'd.p.
Wiltse.p. .
4 0 3 4 lIDucey.l...
3 0 0 0 ll MaranVe.a
1 S
1 2
1 11
. 1
& 2
0 8
2 1
0 10 0 OiGowdy.l. .
1 3 3 0ileal,3. .. .
2 1 4 0Mann.m..
i5 2 OiWhallng.o
0 0 0Rudolph,p
U u U 1 1
0 0 001
Donlin.
Totals. 33 5 24 13 21 Totals.- 83 8 27 12 0
Batted for Mafquard In seventh.
New York 0 0 0 O1010 0 2
Boston 0 0 0 0 3 0 1 0
Runs, Grant, Stock. Gilbert 2, Whaling,
QuAninh Twn.hiiM hits, mihert. Evers.
Three-base hit, Gowdy. Hita off Marquard,
g in 8 Innings; off Wiltse, 2 In 2. Sacrifice
hit. Evers. Lett on Dases, iNew xora w,
Boston 8. Bases on balls, off Marquard 2,
off Rudolph 3. Bases on errors, Boston 1.
Struck out, by Rudolph 5, by Marquard 8,
hv TOMlta 9 Willi nitrhps Marauard. Ru
dolph 2. Time, 1:57. Umpires, Rlgler and
Hart.
Pittsburg 4, St. Louis 8.
PITTSBURG, June 27. Hits for extra
bases gave Pittsburg a 4-to-2 victory
over St. Louis In the final game of the
series today. The game was called at
the end of the seventh inning to allow
the St Louis players time to catch a
train. Score:
St Louis A " I Pittsburg
BHOAEI BHOAE
Huggins.2 8 10 1 0;Carey.I. . . 3 2 1 00
C.Miller.m 2 0 2 O0Mowry,3.. 2 1 0 20
Donald,!.. 8 1 4 0 0 Vlox.2 4 2 8 20
J.Miller.l 3 2 5 10 Wagner.a 8 112 0
WllBOn.r 2 0 1 2 0 Konetchy.l 4 1 10 0 0
Butler.a.. 2 12 0 1 MltchelUr 8 0 2 00
Snyder.c. 3 10 lOKelly.m... 2 1 2-0 0
Beck.3... 3 0 1 4 0 Coleman.o 2 2 2 10
Grlner.p.. 3 0 0 1 0 Harmon.p 3 1, 0 3 0
Steele.p.. 0 0 0 0 0
Totals 24 8 20 10 1 Totals. 28 11 21 10 0
Mowrev out. " hit with batted balL
(Game called end seventh to enable St Louis
Players to eaten train.;
St. Louis- 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 2
Pittsburg 0 1 0 0 1 0 2 4
Wnnii Dolan. J. Miller.-Carey (2). VIOX.
Konetchy. Two-base hlta Butler, Kon-
etchv. Carev. Three-base hits J. Miller,
Wagner. Carey. Mowrey, Viox. Hits off
Grlner, 11 in e 1-3; off Steele, none in 2-3.
stnlMti bases Dolan. Huaains. C. Miller.
Mowrey, Coleman. Double plays Viox to
Wagner, Snyder to Beck. Wilson to J. Mil
ler to Snvder. First base on balls Off
Griner 4, off Harmon 2. Hit by pitcher-
Ey Harmon, Hugglns. Base on errora.
Ptttsbrug i. sacrlllce nits cutivr, mow
rev. sacrifice flies K.eny. wagner. len
on bases, St. L.OU1S D. rmsourg s. oiruc
out bv Grlner 2. by Harmon L Time. 1:47.
umpires wuigiey ana caaon.
MKS. NDEMETEB WINS TITLE
Sliss Helen Baker Loses Coast Tennis
Singles at San Jose.
SAN JOSE. CaL. June 27. On the ten
nis courts of the Naglee Park Tennis
Club, Mrs. H. A. Niemeyer, of San
Francisco, opposed Miss Helen Baker,
also of San Francisco, far the women's
Pacific Coast singles championship, and
won a three-set match By the score ot
7-5. 1-6, -4.
William Johnston and Clarence Grif
fin won the Naglee Park open doubles
event from H. V. D. Johns and Koiana
Roberts by the score of 8-2, 6-2. 7-5.
Tomorrow morning William Johnston
will be opposed by Elia Fottrell in the
finals of the Pacific Coast champion
ship singles.
Pol Plancon Slightly Better.
PARL3, June 27. Pol Plancon,
the
noted opera singer, who has been ill
for some weeks past was slightly bet
ter today.
Baseball Statistics
STANDINGS OF THE TEAMS,
National League.
W. L. Pet I
W. L. Pet.
32 32 .500
27 30 .474
26 81 .456
25 24 .424
33 31 .510
31 32 .492
22 37 .464
23 40 .3t5
80 84 .409
25 33 .431
24 32 ,42V
28 38 .400
84 33 .507
14 36 .434
32 85 .478
New York.
35 22 .tll4St. Louis..
32 30 .SW'Phlla
28 2S .50iBrooklyn. .
31 30 .50SBoaton. .
- American League.
83 24 .618 Boston
38 29 .554!Chicaso.. .
37 30 .5o2New York.
33 30 .54. Cleveland. .
. Federal League.
85 24 .593:Kan. City.
35 27 .0ti,1 Pittsburg. .
Chicago. . .
Plttsourg..
Cincinnati
Phila
St. Louis..
Detroit. : ..
Waah'ton.-
Ind' polls..
Chicago.
Buffalo...' 32 25 -ortl iBrooklyn. .
Baltimore. 33 20 .558ISI. Louis..
American Association.
Louisville.. 39 30 .5.-n siln'polls. .
Milwaukee 3ft zs .obbjinarapous.
Cleveland Ktt 82 .52V!:COlumDUS..
Kan. City. 38 30 .524!t. Paul... 2U 43 .403
Western League.
Denver.... 40 25 .slsIDes Moines 84 81 .523
St. Joseph. 37 27 .578;Omaha 29 ar, .4o3
Sioux City. Sa 29 .554iWlchlta. .
Lincoln... 36 31 .537Topeka . . .
S 42 .400
23 43 .848
29 28 . 500
24 28 .462
17 32 .347
Union Association.
Ogden 80 22 . 577IBoise
Salt Lake. 30 22 .C77 Butte. ... .
Murray... 27 24 ,529:Helena. . .
Yesterday's Results.
American Association Louisville 5-8,
Indianapolis 4-S; Milwaukee 3, St Paul 1:
Cleveland 5, Columbus 4 (10 Innings); Kan
aaa City 15, Minneapolia 7. '
Western Leaaue Omaha 11-1. Des Moines
8-2; Lincoln 10. Topeka 2; Denver 3, Wichita
2r Rt. .Tnseoh R. Sioux CitV 4.
Union Association Murray o, sail Leas hid... r. x.
Ogden 9, Boise 6; Helena 7, Butte . ,
How the Series Stand.
Pacific Coast League Portland 3 gamea.
Los Angeles 2 gamea; Sacramento 4 gamea.
Oakland 2 gamea; Venice 4 gamea, an
Francisco 1 game.
Northwestern Lesgufr Seattle 8 games,
Portland 3 games; Spokane 3 games, Victo
ria 2 games; Vancouver 4 gamea, Tacoma 1
game.
vtnere ine seams jt my inasr,
Pacific Coast League Portland Beavers
at Los Angeles, Oakland Oaks at Sacra
mento, Venice Tlgera at fan Francisco.
Northwestern League Portland Colts at
Seattle. Vancouver Bcaveas at Tacoma. Vlc-
tnria R At SMklllft "
Portland Batting Averages. '
Pacific Coast 1 Northwestern
AB. H. Av. AB. H. Av.
Ryan 2;4 18 .333 'Callahan .147 44 .2
Evans .7. 10 8 .333 Melehlor . .258 73 ,2tft
Fisher ...104 82 .Sl"'Hill!gan t . ..2S9 87 .2SO
Boane 243 76 .81McKune ..264 8 .258
errlck ...248 75 .801 Haworth .. 63 17 .270
Bancroft .173 52 .S0OGulgnr ....204 88 ,2
Korea ... .260 7T .296, Salveson 17 4.23
Lober ... .20 73 .202! Wllliama ..103 4.1 .221
Rodgers ..284 77 .27l Coltrin ...272 89 .217
Martlnonl
jri o .at Murray .. ..in st .210
4.1 10 .25ET Haueman .1.11 2S .214
Brashear
Branegan
Rleser ..
23 3 .217 Leonard .. 89 7 .1
. 23 5 .21 7' Eastley ...46 S .10s
.115 23 .200; Hanson ... 4 0 . 000
, 41 8 .196 Frambach. 18 0 .000
. 67 13 .1941
. 57 11 .193
.117 22 .188 .
. 89 7 .179
Davis ;..
West . . .
Hlgg ...
Kratus ..
Speas ...
Yants ...
ARE GOING GREAT GUNS FOR MANAGER M'CREDIE.
COLTS TIGHTEN OP
Weak Spots Strengthened
Lineup' at Seattle.
in
GOOD GAMES ARE PLAYED
Improvement This Series Noted by
Fans and Luck Cornea to Men In
, All Positions Where Fate Be
fore Denied Chance to Show.
BY PORTUS BAXTER.
SEATTLE, June 27. (Special.) The
Portland Colts are a much better team
than when they appeared in Seattle
during the latter part of May. In that
series Manager Nick Wllliama, re
marked that his team did not seem to
be able to get anywhere in Seattle.
Now matter how the game started, if
Seattle needed a few runs, It made
them.
Things have changed, and it certainly
cannot be explained on the basis that
Seattle has gone back. The Giants are
playing a slashing, agressive game, and
their, pitchers are working well, but
Portland, during the past week, has
met them at every turn and showed
just as good ball. Barring accidents,
Nick Williams will not have to make
further changes in his line-up for the
remainder ot the season.
Portland Team Strengthened.
Candidly, there Is not a weak spot
In the Portland line-up. Bobby Coltrin
is playing a remarkable game at short
one that would surely land him in the
big circuit if he added a little more to
his hitting. Pat Callahan, who is either
a corking good right fielder or pitcher,
and always a hard hitter, merits the
attention of leagues of a higher classi
fication. Compared to last season, the amount
jot ground he is covering iq the out
field Is amazing. Milligan, in center,
is commencing to show his true class.
The suspension of Murray has given
Haworlh a chance to. show what he can
do behind the bat and he has gone
up a handful of points in the estima
tion of Seaftle since be caught his
first game here several weeks ago. It
is almost Impossible to steal bases on
him.
Pitchers' Luck Varies.'
Eastley ' Is one of the hardest pitch
ers in the league to beat and despite
the games he plays in the outfield,
Callahan is ready to give any club an
argument "Tiny" Leonard is an un
lucky pitcher in Seattle, but he has
Improved much since the opening of
PACIFIC COAST
Clob Setting Recorda.
(Including games of June 31.) Bt
Club
Q. Ab. R. 6h. P.C. w k.
Portland ......
Sacramento ...
Oakland ......
Los Angeles...
Venice
.70 2318 290 89 .273 .27
.76 2523 273 100 .204 .250
.70 2630 2s Hi OS .204
.SO 2A90 21S 140 .253 .253
.79 2521 800 118 .253 .206
San Francisco.
.82 11702 2! 101 .249 .2ij2
Clob Fielding Records.
et
Lsst
Club-
G. Po. A. E. P.C. w k.
Po. A.
Venice
..79 2135 1063 112 .900 .9
.76 2107 1146 118 .964 .964
Oakland
San Francisco.
..S3 2229 1200 128 .964 .960
Los Angeles . . .
Portland
..80 2133 10U4 139 .90S ,o.
..70 1852 897 123 .958 .953
Sacramento . . .
..70 2060 1027 145 .955 .54
InrflwtHnAl Ttattlnar BSM-ords.
Last
Player, club..
G. Ah. R. H. Sh, P.C. w k.
Dillon, Loa A 1 1
Brown. Sacramento 4 8 0
v 1000 10O0
0 .oo 1000
0 .400 .833
1 .840 .409
Evana, Portland . . e 9
Lynn. Sac'to.. . . ..19 28 8
Fitzgerald. . F...60 184 25 62
8 .337 .343
Ryan. L. A 11 J i
Chech. L. A 1 42 4 14
0. .333 .300
.333 .333
.331 .344
.831 .864
.331 .381
.317 .810
Ryan. Portland. . .85 236 30 78 5
Elliott, Venice.... 54 160 15 58 7
Howard, S. F.....40 127 10 82 4
Bayless? Venice... 79 2S4 40 90 10
Hannah. Sac'to 50 178 19 66 5
.314 .27V
.812 .214
Shlnn, Sac'to .36 221 2o 69 6
Fisner. poruana. .ox
.312 .810
Kaylor, Oakland.. 44 13o 10 42 4
r,n Pr,nliml. ..63 229 26 70 8
311 .818
300 .299
Derrick. Porta... o 200 aj iu 10 .ov
Gregory, Sae'to.-.IO 33 4 IO 2 .suj .ais
Vouna Sac'to 7 272 48 82 12 .802 .303
Mlddleton, Oak... 71 2B2 89 83 10 .301 .302
i;;.,h rt.ui.nd-. 42 133 14 40 7 .301 .308
Schmidt. San F. ...30 90 14 27 4 .300 .30v
Klllllay, Oakland. .13 30 2 9 2 .300 .333
Tennanl. Sac'to. ..76 2U9 27 8 7 .2!i .207
s V 82 209 41 92 4 .298 .301
Oulnlan. Oakland. .68 272 81 81 7 .298 .299
Abstein, L. A 72 264 32 78 13 . 296 . 288
Alexander, oak O.. iw a e;
Kores. Portland. ..67 242 80 71 12 .293 .800
Prnl.if nkfd...l6 41 S 12 1 . 293 .316
Lober. Portland. ...68 231 29 67 8
Corhan. 8. F 63 232 24 67 10
290 .2S3
2B9 .2SS
Kiawltter, Bao'to..3t "
Ellis. L. A 74 257 28 74 12
289 .293
2S8 .28S
2t8 .266
Rancroft. Port'd..48 156 29 4j 0
Pernoll, S. F 21 62 J 13
v.lnrni. Venice 57 175 24 50
0 .288 .279
291
Colllgan, Sac-S. F. 8 28
Ness, Oak'd 69 249
Wolter, L. A "9 303
Maggert L. A 78 299
Gardner. Oak'd.. .31 83
, 'linan. Si
1 :ne, Venice......
Tobin. S. F
Litschl, Venice. . . .
Moran, Sac'to.....
Toxer, S. F.
Zacher, Oak'd
Rodgers, Port'd...
Carlisle. Venice...
Leard, Venice
Boles, L. A
Downs, 8. F
-v Rai..Olk 6
Arellanea. Sac'to. .14 28
Brooks, L. A.
Johnson, L. A
....42 114
.. ..62
rhiplu fi F ..6'
ub f. A.. 33 55
Mitse. Oak'd 43 113
Borton, Venice. ...bO IS
Brashear, port'd.. 29 3
Mundorff, S. F....M 1
O'Leary. S, F 77 2
Hetling. Oak'd... .68 24
Quest Oak d 58 1
Clarke. 6. F 48 11
Harkness, Venice., 6
x4i.A-.fl.. Venice. ..68 21
Rleaer. Portland. .11 '-'3
r-nk Oak'd ...73 262
McDonnell, Venice. 33 94
Haroer. L. A .24 47
nnulvda- S. F. ..20 57
Christian, Oak'd.. 16 24
Orr. Sao'te 12
Kratiae, Port'd.... 21
- r X i
I';" .'isr-' - : 1
the season. Salveson, one of the fling
ers dug up this season by Walter Mc
Credie, did not make much of an im
pression in the game he worked here
some time ago, but if anyone will take
the trouble to inspect the score, he will
find that even then the lad from Los
Angeles was effective after the first
Inning. Seattle managed to beat Salve-
son last Tuesday 2 to 1, but up to th
eighth inning he had Seattle eating
out of his hand. He has the size to
back him up and has shewn the goods,
If the same luck follows Nick Wll
Hams elsewhere tUat has been hii, lot
here he will not have any batting aver
age. Nicholas has a right to be peeved
at Fate. He has tilt the ball often and
hard, but sensational fielding has de
prlved him of the blngles.
AMERICAN IEAGCE.
- Philadelpha 4, Washington 2.
PHILADELPHIA, June 27. Phila
delphia won today's game from Wash
ington, 4 to 2, when passes to Murphy
and Baker in the first Inning were
mixed with singles by Oldring, Collins
and Strunk. and produced all of the
tallies made by the home team during
the contest Score:
Washlngton-
I Philadelphia
BHOAE
Moeller.r.
1 1
Foster.3... 5 2 2 2 OiOldring.l. . 2 1 2 on
Milan. m.. 6 16 0 O Walsh.l . ... 2 1 2 O l
(Jan. 111. 1.. 2 0 4 8 Oicollins.2... 4 2 2 4 0
Smith. 1... 2 1 2 0 0tBaker,3. .. 8 0 2 10
.Shanks 1.. fill 0 O Mclnnls.l .. 4 0 8 00
Morgan. 2. 3 2 1 4 0 Strunk. m. 4 1 5 00
McBrlde.s. 3 11 0 O'Barry.a. . . . 3 1111
Ainsmith.a 4 0 5 0 1 iSchanx.c. . 2 0 4 01
Johnson.p. 3 12 0 OiBender.p.. 3 0 0 81
Totals. .88 10 24 0 21 Totals. .30 7 27 8 8
Washington 1O 0 0 0 0 0 1 02
Philadelphia 40000000 I
Runs Moeller. Moraan. Murphy. Oldring,
Collins, Baker. Two-baae hit, Morgan. Sac
rifice hit. Barrv. bacrlllce liy. uann
Stolen base. Moeller. Double plava. Uandll
to Morgan to Ainsralth; Baker to Collina to
Mclnn s. I .eft on basea. wasninglon ,
Philadelphia a Base on balls, off John-
son 2, off Bendsr 4. Base on errors, Waah
ington 2. Philadelphia 1. . Hit by pitcher, by
Johnson. Schang. Struck out, by Johnson 0,
by Bender 4. Time of game, 1:43. Umpires,
Chill and Sheridan.
Boston 6, New York 3.
NEW YORK, June 27. Boston made
it four out of six from New York to
day, winning the last game of the
series by a score of S to 3. Not a New
York batter reached first base after
the second Inning. Score:
Boston I New York
R H OAK
BHOAE
Hooper.r..
Scotts. . .
Spe'ker.m
Lewis,l.. .
Janvrin.l.
Gardner.3
Yerkea,2.
Cady.c. ..
Wood, p. .
i i a D OlMalgel.t...
4 0 8 1 0
1 0 8 0Tr'sdale,l.
3 2 0 0' P'paugh.a.
2 1 0 o; Holden.m.
2 17 0 OJCook.r. ...
0 1 OOlDalsy.l....
0 1 5 0; Sweeney .a
1 6 1 0 Williams.
0 0 4 lMcHale.p.
Caldwell.
I Cole, p
I Vmak'r"
I Warhop.p.
4
0
0
8 0
t
Totals. 38 11 27 10 o Totals. -31 5 27 8 1
Batted for Mcllale in second; --bhus
for Cole In eighth
Boston 2 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 18
New York 0 3000000 I
Runs. Hoooer 1. Sneaker 3. Cook. Daley,
8weeney. Base on errora. Boston 1. Two-
base hit Caldwell. Three-base hit Speaker.
Home run. Speaker. Stolen bases. Janvriu,
LEAGUE AVERAGES
Parkin, 8. F 4 5 0 1 0 .200 .200
Wolverton. Sac'to. 6 5 O 1 0 ,2u0 .200
Following players have hit safely at leaat
once, but are batting below the .200 mark:
Metzger, Los Angeles, .107; Hosp, Venice,
.195; Stroud. Sacramento, .191; Kremer, Sac
ramento, .190; Speaa, Portland, .las; Davis,
Portland, .187; West, Portland. .184: White,
Venice. .184; Yams, Portland, .176; Hlg
glnbotham, Portland, .175; Cartwrlght
San Francisco, .170; Moore, Los Angeles,
.167; Arbogast, Oakland. .160; Hltt.. Venice.
.158: Malarkey. Oakland, .156: Leifleld, Saa
Francisco, .153; Klepfer, Venice, .146; Per
rltt, La Angeles, .143; Stewart, Sacramento,
.148; Rohrer, Sacramento, .141; Fanning, Saa
Francisco, .140 Standrldge, Ean Francisco.
.135; Crabb, Oakland-Loa ' Angeles, .138;
Hughes. Los Angeles, .122; Lhmke, Los
Angeles, .111; Prough. Oakland, .097; Pow
ell, Venice, .095; Decannier, Venice, .091;
Musser, Los Angeles, .083; Williams. Saj-ra-mento,
.088; Fleharty, Venice, .072; Bar
ham, San Francisco, .071; Henley, Venice,
.053; Geyer. Oakland. .031.
Leading run makers Carlisle. Venice, 62:
Young. Sacramento, 48; Maggert. Los Ange
les, 48; Leard, Venice, 48; Wolter, Los
Angeles. 43; Page, Los Angeles, 42; Schaller,
San Francisco. 40; Bayless, Venice, 40;
Rodgers, Portland, 40; Tobin, San . Fran
cisco, 39.
Leading base stealers Rodgers, Portland.
32; Young, Sacramento, 25; Schaller, San
Francisoo, 22; Maggert Los Angeles. 20;
Qulnlan. Oakland, 18; Wolter, Los Angeles
18: Leard, Venice, 18: Schmidt, Sam Fran
cisco, 15; Moran, Sacramento, 13.
Leading home-run hitters Bayless, Venice.
7: Schaller, San Francisco, 5; Tobin, San
Francisoo, 8; Kores, Portland, 4; Lober,
Portland. 4; Ellia, Los Angeles, 4; Meloan.
Venice, 4; Wolter, Los Angeles, 4.
Leading three-baee hltten Bayless,
Venice, 11; Ryan, Portland, 8: Schaller, tan
Francisco, 8; Bancroft, Portland, 6; Leard,
Venice. 6
Leading two-base hitters Tennant, Sac
ramento, 18; Ness. Oakland, 17; Downs. San
Francisco, 17: Litschl, Venice, 16; Shlnn.
Sacramento. 15; Abstein, Los Angeles, 15;
Moran, Sacramento, 15: Kores, Portland, 14.
Leading sacrifice hitters Psge, Loa Ange.
lea, 31; O'Leary, San Francisco, 23; Moran,
Sacramento, 17; Leard, Venice, 16; McArdle,
Venice, 14; Derrick, Portland, 13; Abstein.
Los Angeles, 13; Maggert, Los Angelea, 18.
Pitching Records.
(Including games of June 21.)
6 8 0 .286 .286 Pitcher, club. W. L. P.C.
81 71 8 .285 .292 Decannier. Venice 4 o 10O0
.43 85 11 .231 .288 Barh am. San Francisco 8 0 1OO0
43 84 IS .281 .288 Smith, Venice 1 0 louo
4 23 2 .277 .310 Rleger. Portland 7 1 .875
42 87 81 .276 .276 Ehmke, Los Angeles 8 2 .800
24 65 0 .274 .254 Martlnonl, Portland 4 1 .$"0
20 88 8 .273 .272 Ryan. Los Angelea 8 S .727
39 62 4 .273 .279 White, Venice 4 .842
29 65 12 .272 .278 Stewart, Sacramento ........... 2 1 .6H7
24 59 17 .271 .254 Williams. Sacramento 2 1 .667
2 7 0 .261 .269 Stroud. Sacramento ..11 S .647
27 7 8 7 . 268 . 268 pernoll, San Francisco 12 7 .632
40 71 11 .267 . 258 .Perrltt. Los Angeles 8 5 .615
62 74 8 .267 .286 Klepfer. Venice 8 8 .615
48 74 16 .266 .276 Standrldge. San Francisco 6 4 .soft
10 37 7 .264 .27 Baum, San Francisco 2 2 . oi
87 79 7 .263 .27! Hltt. Venice 10 7 ..H
5 29 2 .268 .240 HuahevLos Angeles .'. .671
20 64 8 .2.19 .261 Leifleld. San Francisco V 7 .uW
4 7 1 .2.0 .269 Pruiett. Oakland 7 8 .5.1-1
1 5 0 .250 .400 HlKglnbotham. Portland S a .600
13 0 .2."'0 .235 Krause. Portland 8 8 .3oo
9 2 6 6 . 246 . 250 Toser. San Francisco 4 4 .500
2a 51 11 .245 .255 Christian. Oakland 3 8 .500
13 37 S .243 .223 Parkin. San Francisco 1 1 .504)
18 50 1 .28 .233 Kiawltter. Sacramento 11 .4r,0
2 IS 1 .2:10 .240 Henley, Venice 4 5 .444
8 27 10 .2S5 .245 Chech, Los Angeles 7 10 .412
20 45 S .281 .211 Gregory. Sacramento 4 .4O1)
4 9 2 . 231 .2.10 Flxhart. Venice 4 .4"o
22 4.1 4 .229 .239 Geyer. Oakland 4 .400
29 64 23 .228 .230 Fanning, -Fan Francisco 6 10 .37.',
24 55 8 .224 .231 Musser, Los Angeles 3 8 .37.,
18 41 8 ,223 .224 Powell. Venice S 5 .875
f 26 9 . 222 . 204 Prough. Oakland I .2'7
1 2 .222 .2511 West. Portland 5 .37
19 46 14 .218 .230 Malsrkey, Oakland 4 8 .3::
6 9 2 .217 .27s Klllllay. Oakland 3 7 .Soe
22 56 9 .218 .221 Arallanes. Sacramento 2 8 .200
0 20 2 .213 .217 Kremer. Sacramento 1 4 .200
7 10 3 .213 .205 Harkness. Venice 0 1 .or
8 12 1 .212 .180 Evans, Portland 0 4 . 00U
15 A .208 .217 Crabb. Loa Angelea-Oaklsnd .... 0 4 .000
6 0 0 . 208 . 250 Released pitchers 10 16 ....
3 11 1 .204 .220 Total games 229 229 ....
Knetnoy, Hooper. Left en bases, Boston 8.
New York 1. Basea on balls, tv.e I. eir i.-k
out. by klcHsl. L Cele 8. Wood 8. K.ia.
off McKale 4 lu 1; ot; Cole I la 4. off V-ur-l.op
2 In L Time, l:tt. Umplr.a. Hllcebraud
aud O'Loughlm.
M. Louis 4-4, Cleveland
ST. LOUIS. June 17. St Louis won
and lost In the double header with
Cleveland here this afternoon. The
second contest was called in the fifth
Inning to permit Cleveland to eatih a
train. Score:
First game:
Cleveland I
Et Louis
B H O A El
BHOAE
Oraney,!..
0 0 Shotton.m.
0, K W Ik r.m
O.Hratt.l....
u m w ares.l. ..
0 0 Wllllams.r
4 1 C.Walker.l
0 0 Lesry.l...
0 0 Miller.l...
0 0. Austin. 3...
0 0 Howard. I.
1 U tavan.s....
0 1 Humlar.c.
0 3:i'iosin.c...
1 0; Agnt-w.o. ..
1 0, Leverenz,p
ITsylor.p...
1 t 00
Turner.3..
C pert. I. .
Leiooio.m
Otnn.m. ..
Lajoie.2. .
Olson. 2 . . .
Johnst'a.l
O'Neill, 1..
Wood..r. . .
Cspmen.s.
Hsrper.s..
t'snsrh.e.
Baler.o.
W.MIch'lp
1 O
IK Midi l.p
1 0
o
JHorh.p 10O0
liinlnit.p 1 0 0 1
1 o
Totals. 41 17 37 861 Totals.. 33 0 27 14 6
Clvi;ind I M .1 4 4 2 0 o 16
SI. Louis 0 0 2 II 2 11 U 0 O 4
Runs. Ursney 2. Turner. Lelbold. Lalole 8.
Johnston. Wood 8, Cbapmaa 3, Banr .
W. Mitchell. Shotton, Pratt 1. Wllllem.
Twe-baaa hita. Wood, lelbold 3, Johnston
Three-base hit Pratt. Hits, off Leverena 3
In no Innings (3 In first); Taylor 3 In 4, I
run. 1 on ,111 fourth; K. Mitchell 4 In 8;
Hoch 1 in 1; Baumganlner. t In 3. sac
rlflce files. Lajole, Bassl'T. Chapman. Stolen
bases. Wllliama 2, C. Walker, Chapman 3,
Graney. Double plays. Turner to Lajole to
Jnhnston. Left on b- Cleveland 11. ft
Louis 10. Bsse on balls, off Taylor 2, H.
Mitchell 6, W. Mitchell 4, Hoch 3. Hit by
pitcher, by R. Mitchell, Woo.t. Struck out.
by Baumgardner J, by W. Mitchell 11. Wild
pitch, R Mitchell. Time, 1 hours. Umpires.
Evens and Egan.
Second game;
Cleveland St Louis
BHOAE! B H O A N
Oraney.i.. 3 10 o shot ton, m 3 1110
rurner.8. . 2
V OiPratt.x. . . 2
1 1 Wllltems.r. 2
Otl'C. Walker,! 1
0 O Leary.l . . . 2
0 o Austin. 3.. 1
1 O.Wares.s. . . t
4 1 Asnew.o. . 2
2 Oijames.p. -. 1
3 4 0
0 0 0
0 I 0
8 0 0
Lelboid.m. 2
Lajois.2.. 2
Johnston, 1 2
Wood.r... 3
Chapmsn.s 2
(T.Velll.c. . 2
Hteen.p... 1
Morton. p. 0
Sassier.. 0
2 I 0
2. 1
8 0
O00
0 0
0 0;B.WalT"
0 O.Baumg'er.p 0
0 0 0
"Totals. 17 4 12 2! Totals.
10813 3
hatted for Morton In fifth.
Batted for Jamee In second.
Cleveland 0 8 0 0 01
St. Loula 2 0 0 2
(Five Innings game called to catoh train.)
Runs. Johnston. Wood, irrselll. .-notion,
Pratt Ati.tln Wares. Two.base hits. Wll
Hams. Johnston. O'Neill. Austin. Three-base
hita, Shotton, Werea, Hits, ttff Jamee, 4 Is
2: orf Baumgaranar none tn s; 01 1 ntreu,
8 In 3 2-.1; oft Morton, none In 1-3. Double
Dlav. O'Neill to Turner. Left on bases.
Cleveland 1, St. Loula 2. Bapes on ba'Js. off
Jamea 1. off Steen 2. off Haunigarn tier 1
Struck out. by Steen 5. bv Bauniaardner 2.
Time, 1:02. Umpires Egan and Kvana.
Detroit 9, Chicago 0.
CHICAGO, June 17. Chicago's win
ning streak wss broken todsy by De
troit who shut out the locals by 2 to 0,
Score:
Chicago ' Detroit
B H O AB1 M
Weavers. 4 o 2 II Bush. a.... 8
H O AS
2 2 3 1
10
0 4 0
8 3 00
110 1
111
1 10
210
0 110
0O00
0 0 V V
LBI'rkb'n.2 3 13 10Hurtrll.il.. 5
Demmltt.l 2 0 1 v v mxn.rn . . ,
Collins,r. 3 V 3 1 0 t'rao ford.r 4
Kournler.l SOU 0 I Veach.l. . . 8
Bodle.m.. 4
Mayer.s. . .4
Breton. 3.. 1
0 l 1 u M.Nv n n.i
1 3 Burns.1. . . a
0 0 0 0 stanaae.e. 4
O O 0 V Moehler.p. 8
0 0 10 Kaln.p 0
0 0 lOC'viikll.p 0
0 2 01
0 0 0 0'
0 0 10
O V 0 Oj
SchaJk.. I
Alcock.2.. I
Bena.p... 0
Kuskell.p. 2
C.K'Vn'hf 0
Jasper.p.. O
Faber.p... 9
Totals. 28 2 27 18 2 Totals. S3 10 27 8 1
Hatted for Breton tn 61I1.
Batted far Ruasali In 8th.
Chleaao O 000000 0
Detroit 0 10O1O00 0
Runa. Rush. Kavanaugh. Two-base hit
M. Kavananuah. Three-base lilt. Hlsck-
burn. Hits off Bens 3 in 3 1-3: off
Kussell 4 In 4 2-3 off Jssper 1 In 1-3, oil
Faber none In 2-3. off Hoeliler 2 In 6 1-8.
otf Main none in less than 1 -2. oft cov.l
askla none In 2 2-3. Hscrlflve hits. H.nr
a, h, Coveleskle. Double plays, Collins to
Foumler; Alco. k to Maer to Fournler.
Left on bases, Chicago 13. Detroit . Bases
on balls, off Boeliler 8, off Bens 1. off
Main 1, off Jasper 2. Hit by pitcher. L
Baehler. Weaver, Foumler; by t'oveieakie
C Kavanaugh, Struck out, by Boehler 4.
by Kussell 4, by coveleskle 2. Tima, z
boura. L'mplios. Dlneen and Connolly.
Kan asts City Out) Wins.
KANSAS CITY, Mo.. Jun 17. The
Kansas City Athletic Club won the an
nual track meet of the western division
of the American Athletic Union here
today by piling up a total of 66 points.
while Its nearest opponent the Colum
bia Athletic Club of St Louis, scored
only 21 points.
CRICKETERS TO TRAVEL
PORTLAND TEAM WILL, PLAY
BEATTI.K JULY 4.
Deelslea Reached After Pr act lee Match,
la Which Seas Kzeelleat
Play Is geea.
Portland will meet the Seattle Cricket
Club July 4 at Seattle. This was de
cided yesterday, following the practice
game. In which K. Fenwlck's team de
feated J. J. Mallett'a man by a differ
ence of 21 runa G. Gray played a fine
inning for ths winners. Captain Tarll-
ton will select his team for the Seattle
game after another practice session on
Tuesday. A good gallery watched yes
terday's match, and refreshments were
served. The score:
E. Fenwlck's XI
W. Willktms, run out 1
O. Gray, retired 44
J. C. Cummlng, caught Tarllton, bowled
Mallett
A. E. Morris, bowled Mallett
E. Fsnwlck, bowled Tarllton
A. E. Berridge, bowled Churchler
H, Cash, bowled Churrhley
A. Williams, -stumped Mcalsnaia, bowled
cnurcmey
W, o. Smith, not out
J. Alblnson, stumped McKonale. bowled
Churchley
Extras '
Total .' ilO
J. J. Mallett'a XI
A. E. McKensle, bowled Morris 8
Crowther, caught Alblnson, howled
Morris It
F. Webster, bowled Fenwlck 0
J. J. Churehley, caught and bowled Fen-
Ick II
G. Seabrook, bowled Fenwlck 0
. Tarllton. bowled Gray II
H. DewarL not out 2
J. Angus, bowled oray 6
E. Rankin, run out 0
J. Malletu bowled Oray 0
T. Withers, eaught Smith,
bowled Oray
Extras
Total
li
All Knew, Few Could Utter
Name of Fight Arena.
"Velodrome dntver Offers Reed
Food tor Argaaneat While Rlaa
Fans Await Meraa-Johnaea Boat
' Heturns.
lit SEE that
I Is a war
SEE that the Velodrome 4 Hl-vsr
mi place tonight
"The whstr
"The Velodrome de Hl-ver (Hl-vr
pronounced like river.)
"Oh. you mean the Velodrome de
Heever" (pronounced like cleaver).
Here a third man broke In.
"You're both wrong. That's pro
nounced Velodrome du Hirer (Ilk
diver).
And so on all day. In all of Port
land's 230.006 there were not two men
who pronounced it exactly alike.
The last part Is pronounced ie Me
rer with the emphasis on the last part
the "de" slurred and the last "ar"
pronounced as "ear" tn wear.
SCORE TIED, COLTS
m 3-2
Hair-Raising Game in Seattle
Presents Eastley as Gilt
Edge League Beater..
VICTORY COMES IN NINTH
In Last lap, With Two town. Mo
Kune ltech- ftapeondj oa James'
Throw, lis worth lilts Over
Kejstone and1 Rattle Is Won.
Kaelhwaslsia lagwe Slaadlaga.
W I- r" w. L r'.
Vancouver 44 24 .Sir Portland... I'S 43 .804
K.sttle.... 47 an Vlnnr , . . ? 4)
hpoksne... 42 3t .584 1 sronie . . .. ,4 1 ,)tt
YeaSeeday's Neeatlta.
At Seattle Portland 3. atie t
At 1 leimt Vtnciuv,r 5, 7 a S.
At Spokane Spokane 8, Vt, tuna o.
SEATTLE, Wash., June 17 (Special t
In a nlnth-tnnlng rally ths i'ortiand
Colts broke a tie score todsy and beat
Seattle by a sreors of 1 tn I. Like all
the other games this ek. It was
hair-raiser.
Three times Seattle has tloaed etit
Port'and In the present s.-rles. and
twice fortune has tipped rortisnd's way
in the final crisis. Esetlar has wen
both of Portland s games, and the way
he Is pitching he will win a large
majority of his battles from any other
club In the lesgue.
The score was a lie all the war
through except when Portland put over
the winning run In the ninth.
It was a no-hlt. no-run battle for
both Kelly and Kaaliey for the first
four Innings.
ilaatlsy had everything that gees
with his speed to keep the Olanis
gtif-SHlng, and they were getting only
hair bites.
The break came In the fifth. Ileus,
man hit Uulgui followed with a drlte
that netted two bags. Mc-Kuna lofted
to right liawortb also poled tn riant
Swain caught the ball, but llauanian
was safe st the plate. Kasl ley's ground
er to Raymond was booted, tluignl
scored.
The two-run lesd did not Inat tors fr
.lie Colts. Seattle tied on four rlesa
hita
With two down In the ninth. MrKutis
reached second en James' throw lis
worth hit over eecord and McKune
scored. Ksatley skied to Hoalti. brers:
Seattle
B II O A P.,
Tori land
n ii (i a i
Villi!
4 u 2 nltHn.s
4 0 9 O V 'aliftliei. I
4 10 11 V.-I, t.i,t.l
4 u 1 1
Klllllav. m
4
4
0
James.!. .
t a(tman.o
8 18 8 SiMmiest- m
4 14 0 0 Haimen. 1
4 112 10 ihninl J. ..
8 0 1 3 1 M, Km .'
8 114 0 Itsmorth.c
alios t.ale.
eln.r. .
H uhn.l . . .
Hay'ond.a
rerrlne.l.
Kelly. p.. .
I
I 0
Tetsla. 81 T 31 10 3, Talals 27 27 ! I
Seattle 2 " "
Portland eoeuioee 13
Huns. Swain. Millih. Ilan"ten vnlr"l (
Kune. Tn-hae hita, ses'ii, Millisan,
(liilanl. txa Hfl.-e hits. i-Bttiian. KH).
rlflce fly. Haaorth Strutk . b' Kl'r
3, 1'- KaPtlev 8. 9tfM ft, bel.e, ol f KeUy
3. off ksellev none. I'aawe tvell, Mawort',.
Double play. Hulil i waaaotsted I. Time. 17,,
empire, Casey.
8POKA"R M..KS HTOIll . 1-0
Xojca Hold Ilrre to II tree llll. All
llrlng caltrrrrl.
FPOKAN'K, Wash.. June J7. Noyes
held Victoria to three scattered hits
today and Spokane won, 2 to 8, emlth,
for the vlsllore. pitched well, but te
three-baggri a. one each In the fourth
and eighth Innings, defeated hlru. Mr-ore:
Victoria
I Fpoeane
M H O A 1 :
74 11 O A
Moran.r... 4 J l.eala.1 . .
Nye 1 4 0 1 4 0 HMIer.e. ..
a 3 2
IISI
t'alvo.m.. 4 W I SOHolke.l...
Wllholt.l. 8 1 2 e Mlsk.l.
K anion. 3. 4 o 8 0 U'agner.2 .
It e s
I
3 SO
Kelly.l... 3 012 IPH.'Senm.
I 1
Delmae.s. 3 0 I 1 O II flu, i .
ISIS
O 4
Hoffman. o 8 0s SO Shea r . .
mith. p.. . 8 o.Noyea. ..
66
Totals. 0 1 24 17 0, Totals 24 6 27 14 1
Victoria oeeoeoee
poksue ooeiossi
Runs, Lewis. HOssn. Tero-bsee Ml. " M-
holt. Three-baee hue, Le Is. Hissn
rllire hits. Hoik", fhea. lniiMa p ay
gan (unasslste1 . Iaes en l-sl.e. o'f )e
emitn I. eimra eon, r- f- .
Smith 3. Left on baeea. Victoria ft. Spo
kane 1. Time. 1.30. Lnnplrea, TV i.eoa a4
Burnalde,
M'GIXXITY IXMJh; IMOTIT
Vmplre Wherlrr I nfamllisr llli
Hairs, Tacoma Ctiargea.
TACOMA. Waah June 27. Inshlllty
hit In ths pinches cost ths looais
another game tt-day, while the vialtots
managed to set their safe drives nn
there were men on the bases.
Umrlre Wheeler had a had nay in
the opinion of msny of the fans. It
being freely charged that he un
familiar with ths rules of play. Willi
men on bases he ruled Interference, but
declared no one out President McUm
nlty protested the game hers use of
this ruling. Score:
Vancouver Tacoma
II H O A Kl
RALLY HUD
n H OAS)
2 2 4 I
4 1 4
3 3 8 1 6
2 0 6 6
4 10 8 1
4 1 3 t
.-total
4 14 3
2 o e a
nose
see
I I
1
31 8 27 7 1
Shaw.l... 6 2 2 Herder m
flennett.l 8 1
s e ii r. nil sort r
6 IK'M Xollln.S
H.c.rl.l 4 8
powell.r 8 I
4 0 V -look-. I. .
1 SO llot'er s . .
0 4 ! a-1.2
8 10 l.'ifol.l
4 10 rtrnitem.e
1 4 11 Jmii, p.. .
ftrtnker.m 4 e
lllester.8 4 00
Krharney.s 4 2
-heek.c. 4 S
Reulher.p 4 S
drsja.u
Hlephess
V, eel. . .
Totals 83 12 27 15 01 Tolsls
Batted fr Irfgrett Is ninth,
Hatted for Jones In seventh,
netted for Andrada la ninth
Vancouver II 1-6
Taeoma 1 1 3
Rune Shaw. McCsrl. Cheek. Feuther,
Render, Neighbors. stolen bee Knew 2,
McCarl. avharney. Bender. M.M'HHn lnt
bie plays Hleeter le Cheer to terl
Iteuther to s.hsrney to J.-nnett le SI'--Carl:
Render to Brotteia. T we-base hlte
Reuther t2l. I l.eek. Scheme). hnaw.
Neighbors. Pitchers' summary r our tans.
10 hits olf Jones In seven Innings. i'lisrs
defeat to Jones Mtru-k it l r Jones A,
by Jtetnher 4 Raes on be' f f heuther
6. Wild pltrh, AnSraa. Time of senue,
1.63. tmplre V heelee.
ROWING riJtSOXNLL C1IAM.I.I
Lineup of Tori land Oaremra to (.o to
Cwur d'Alrne Hatle Out Anew.
Portland personnel to take part In
ths Coeur U Alene Regatta July t.
and 4 has been chsnged somewhat.
The How-Ins flub four will rotiput of
Miller, stroke: WrFsul. Ne 1; pririesua,
Ko. 2, and Llewellyn, bow. uammi
and Llewellyn will row the double
and Qemmie will do the single rsi-e.
Virgil liamlin snd another win en
tsr the canoe events i there. the
squad leaves Tuesday with It. O. Chick
sMng. Seversl Portlsnd swimmers slo will
ge to C'oeur d'Alene le tshe part la
th special eventa tip there. I'ortiand
aquatic talent will be svetiered
throughout three states, as sVveral
will be down at Jiiarahfleld, mote at
Astoria and others at th ldah regatta.