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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
SPORTING AND MARINE
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VOL. XXXV.
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Gadsby's After
tock-Takin
Sa
e
OAKS TOTTER AND
FALL WITH CRASH
We took stock July 1st and found a big accumulation of odd pieces of furniture also discontinued lines of parlor, dining-room
and bedroom suites, brass and iron beds, baby carriages and refrigerators. These we have marked down and will close them
out at cost and less in our great After-Stock-Taking Sale which Starts Monday morning.
DRESSER $17.50
CI
r
Dresser, Colonial design, in oak
or mahogany,
price is only
or mahogany. The fljl T Cfl
DRESSER $12.50
Dresser in waxed
Pacfic oak for...
$12.50
$40 Steel Range at
29.50
Equal to any $40 range in the mar
ket. Oven 20x16 inches. Asbestos
lined throughout. You cannot break
the lids. Special price.
Terms, $5 Down, $1 Week.
Famous Gibson
Cold-Blast
REGRIGERATOR
Gibson Refrigerators save ice.
White porcelain lined, all sizes,
nickel-plated hinges and locks;
20 per cent discount this week.
Priced from $10 up to $35.
Use Our Ex
change Dept.
If you have furniture that does
not suit want something more
up to date and better phone us
and we'll send a competent man
to see it and arrange to take it
as partp ayment on that kind
you want the Gadsby kind. We
will make you a liberal allow
ance for your goods, and we'll
sell you new furniture at low
prices. The new furniture will
be promptly delivered. Have,
furniture you will be proud of.
Whittall's Anglo
Persian Rugs
Discontinued patterns will be sold by us at a. discount of 25 per cent
for cash till August 15th "sale period." We have a good selection now.
You should grasp this opportunity to- buy before the best are taken.
Read This!
$3.00 Iron Bedsteads, sale
price only $ 2.50
$7.fl0 Iron Bedsteads, sale
price only 3.50
$12.00 Dresser. Pacific oak.
sale price 8.00
$25.00 Chiffoniers, birdseye
maple, sale price X2.50
$28.00 Napoleon Beds, ma
hogany, reduced to 14. OO
$7.00 Oak Washstands,
with mirrors, for 3.50
$4.00 Commode, drawers
and cabinet for 2.00
$12.00 Wardrobes, double
door, special at 8.00
$10.00 Kitchen cabinets re
duced for this sale to.. -4.95
Slo.00 Oak Kitchen Cabi
nets reduced to T.50
$25.00 Kitchen Cabinet, re
duced for this sale to.. X2.50
$30.00 Four - Poster Bed
' stead, in oak or enamel.. 15. OO
$25.00 Oak Buffet, spe-
specially priced a.t 15. OO
$12.00 Arm Rockers, oak
spring' seat, upholstered
black leather ; , 7.50
$35.00 Morris Chairs, oak
upholstered in leather.. 17.50
$25.00 Morris Chairs, oak
automatic backs, uphol
stered in leather cloth.. 15. OO
$15.00 Morris Chairs, ad
justable backs, loose
velour cushion 8.50
$25.00 Oak Extension Ta
bles, 5 legs. 8-foot exten
sion. 45 inches wide S5.50
$25.00 Combination Book
case and Desk, oak glass
front with mirror 15.00
$40.00 Bookcases, waxed or
fumed oak, reduced to.. 20.00
$25.00 Bookcases, waxed or
fumed oak. reduced to.. 12. SO
$25.00 Parlor Suites, ma-
- hogany on birch, three
pieces, upholstered in
Spanish leather cloth 15. SO
Read This!
$22.00 Princess Dresser,
birdseye maple, mirror
18x30 inches 12. 50
$12.00 Oak Extension Ta
bles, six-foot- extension.
square top 6.0O
$2.50 Oak Dining Chair,
wood seat, panel back.. 1.75
$25.00 Oak China Closet,
specially priced at 12. 50
$1.50 Dining Chairs, wood
seat, brace arm O o C
$6.00 Library Tables, oak.
early Knglish finish, top
36x20 inches 3.00
$16.00 Couches, in figured
velour 8.00
$15.00 Ladies' Desks, In
oak, reduced to 8.00
$20.00 Home Desks, in
birdseye maple, mahog
any and oak 12.50
$40.00 Roll-top Desk, type
writer attachment, 48
inches wide 28. OO
$28.00 Roll-top Desk. 42
inches wide 19. OO
$20.00 Standing Desks, 5
feet long. ash. 2 dr'ws. T.OO
$16.00 Standing Desks, 4 ft.
long, two drawers S.OV
$15.00 Revolving Office
Chairs, oak, Bank of
England design 7.oO
$12.00 Revolving Office
Chairs, oak, at 5.50
$6.00 Arm Chairs, solid
oak, office or porch.... 2.50
$60.00 Parlor Suite, three
pieces, mahogany finish:
sofa arm chair, rocker,
upholstered leather, at.. 35. OO
$4.00 Rockers, mahogany ,
finish, cobbler seats.... 2.00
$1.00 Rockers, in oak .or
elm. very high back. 2.50
$5.00 Porch Chairs, large
bent arms, iron bolt se-curing-base
to top 1.50
$5.00 Reed Rockers, re
duced for this sale to... 3.50
$35.00 Bed Davenports, oak
covered in leather cloth 25. OO
Seven-Room Dining-Rbom Suite
Special $22.85
This seven-piece Dining-room Outfit is solid oak, consisting of Bix
large dining chairs and 6-foot round pedestal table of massive con
struction. Finished either in waxed or fumed oak.
Gadsbys special price
Other outfits as low as $12.50
$22.85
KEEP COOL
Cook With Gas
Wedgewood Gas Ranges are con
structed of rust-resisting Armco
iron. No paint. They wash like
a dish. Guaranteed to bake; use
less gas and less money than oth
er high-grade ranges. This style
829. 50
Others as low as $7.50
Gas Water Heaters for less at,
Gadsbys' Store. We are Portland
agents for Majestic Ranges.
Peninsular Gas, Coal and Wood
Combination Ranges. St. Clair
Stoves and Ranges.
A Few Snaps in Our
Exchange Room
Bedsteads, oak, 6 ft. high $1.50
Bed Springs, woven wire . . $ 1 .OO
Mattresses, cotton top . . . . $ 1 .OO
Dressers, hotel, mirror. .. .$4.50
Dressers, cheval $3.50
Washstands, with drawer and
cabinet $1.50
Sideboards $7.50
Extension Table, oak, 6 ft. $5.00
Dining Chairs, oak $1.00
Box Couches $3.50
Flat Couches S2.75
Chautauqua Desk $7.50
Combination Gas and Wood
Range, Peninsular ....$35.00
Kitchen Range, steel, 4 holes,
with reservoir in, has good
oven $12.50
Gas Ranges in good condi
tion $7.50
Lace Curtains, pair oO
Wmic Gadsby
This Is theStore That Saves You Money
Napoleon Bed
fcwLTv;;--
Napoleon Bed in quarter-sawed
oak, full size; pric
special at only...
oak, full size; priced Q Crt
PSkJ j
Rocker, solid oak, quarter-sawed,
worth $4 each; spe- I?0 Cfl
cially priced at JOVl
All Was Well Up to Seventh,
When Beavers Made Three
Runs, Tying the Score.
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Brown. m. 3 2 0 O' Rath, 3
S.-pul v-a.c 4 17 O O Kovrnt-v l'
O O Hannah. c. . 2 8 S V
Fanning. p
S O 1 1 o
4 111
Steen.p .
10 1 1 1 Kit lUrr.p 4 1 1 10
FINAL C0UNT.JS 7 TO 6
$2.75
Porch Rock
er, hard ma
ple, woven
cane seat and
back,
for.
Porch Rnrker Rcmrrr
--!r-:2
mm
$2.75
Total. 401127 13 31 Totals.. 4 14 UO 10 4
One out mhen winning run scored.
Smn Frmnoisco. ... .2 i o 1 o O 1 2 7
H!t 2 1 2 1 0 2 1 2 O 1
Salt Lake 0 1 O O 0 4 O 1 1 1
Hila 1 31)114112 0 14
Runs, Son a Her. Bolt 2. Jones. Brown.
Fannin sr. 8la. Ba le. Brief 2. K an. Orr
2. lony . Home runs. BoUle. Ksvunlnic.
Brief. Two-base hit Brown Orr. Kla
wittr. Bavless. Hannah. Rvan. Sacrlfloe hit.
BayUs StoU-n bases, Jonrs, Rvan. loutlo
plays. Downs to Bodte to Autrey. Bodie to
Autfy. Rath to Dowaey to Brief. htrur
out, Fannin 1. Sieen 3, KlaUtr T. Bases
on baits. Funning- 1. Sieen 2 Klawttier 4.
Konr runs, ft hits. 21 at bat off Kannlnc
In r-plus innings, out in dth. 2 on. none out.
Rnns responsible for, Fannin 3. Siren 2.
K La witter 3. Chargv defeat to Steen. Hiv
tv pitcher. Brief, by Sleen. Tansed ball.
Hannah. First base on errors, Ssn Fran
cisco 3 Salt Lake 1. Left on t-ases. Mil
Francisco t. Salt Lake S. Umpire. o le
titl Phle. Time. 2:12.
RESTA 15 WINNER
OF 150-MILE RAGE
Italian Takes Big Event on
Omaha Speedway, With
Tom Milton Second.
$10 Kitchen Cabinet
$4.95
2&
i . ...
GuUtu AdUs Spice to Matinee by
Getting Homer Fisher's Time
ly Smash Helps Portland
on Way to Victory.
Pacific Cornet Imut landing.
W. U. Pct.l W. U Pet.
Vernon 41 Portland ... . 43 41 ..'.1 J
Anireles A3 4l).:70Silt Lake... 4 4 ,4"2
San Fran... &4 4b .UDuaklunl. . . . 3J BT .US0
Yeerdmy'a Reaulta.
At San Franclaco, Portland 7. Oakland &
At i-alt Lake 3-S. San Francisco 1-7 (sec
ond game lu Innings).
At L.os Angeles 1, Vernon 2.
SAN FRANCISCO. Cal.. July 13.
(Special.) The Oaks, pursuing the even
tenor of their way. took another lacing,
by a finah score of 7 to . this after
noon. Perhaps it was a desire to make
sure the series wan lost: or possibly
It came about because the boys from
I across the bay had no other way.
At all events, they accentuated their
licking: by the fashion in which it came
about. with a four-run lead as early
as the half-way point the tally favor
ing- them 6 to 4 the Oaks simply could
not hold the middle of the road, skidded
to one side with Crandall tottering and
finally crashed over the grade in the
ninth.
Pullinfr up on even terms In the sixth
and seventh, the Portlandera awaited
the laet chance before they made It
certain by sending: Louis Uuisto around
the diamond on his 'own single to left,
a steal on which Kcnworth; made a
poor stop and a smash to center by
Nixon.
Bradley Maursl p Thlmaa.
Jack Bradley, novice catcher who
started with such a rush on Thursday
when he was hailed as a possible comer,
proved himself a chip off the old block
and every Inch an Oak today, and was
one of the main factors in assisting
the Oregonlans' into their win.
Bradley simply couldn't hold a ball
that was headed his way. whether a
throw or a pop-up in the air. And as
for his throwing arm. he would have
done well to nail that member to his
side. Seven bases were purloined and
his heaving- to the keystone sack grew
worse as the battle proceeded.
The Beavers showed slims of life
when Gulsto dumped the ball into the
left field bleachers for a home run in
the sixth. -
In the seventh It was the wildness of
Crandall. as mach as. anything, that
tied the score. Vaughn was down on a
grounder to second but 1 tod iters and
southworth walked in a row. a passed
ball sending Rodgers to second before
the second bit of transportation.
Doable Steal Brings Tally.
Gulsto fouled out to Bradley, with
the youngster making the catch this
lime, and a walk for Nixon filled the
sacks. Fisher drove through the in-
'ield to center as a couple of runs
phased themselves around' and a few
moments later Gus worked the double
steal with Nixon, who made the plate
safety. , .
Bradley's overthrow helped Fisher
on to third, but it was not down on
the cards for more scoring.
After that the firing was of a de
sultory nature until the Portlanders
made up their minds in the,ninth that
it was useless to extend affairs into
extra innings. Score:
Portland I Oakland
JOHNSON" STOPS CHANCKMKX
"Bier Chier Allows Three Hits and
Wins for Vernon. 2 to I.
LOS ANGELES. Cal.. July 15. After
four straight defeats at the hands of
Los Angeles. Vernon took today's game
t to 1. "Chief" George Johnson's two
hits figuring In each tally, lie also
held Los Angeles to three singles after
a bad start. In the first inning Ellis
singled In field, went to third on Mag
gert's sacrifice and scored on Johnson's
wild pitch of a pll ball. The score:
Vernon
RUN IS MADE IN 1:31:27.91
Daley.l. . .
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Los Angeles
U H u A r.
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OUJnrkson.r. t V O 0 0
o 10 o o KUU.1 4 I 1 U
1 I l AiHinrrl.nl 3 0 5 Oo
2 O Ko-rner.l. U 111 1
0 O;t;allo ay. 3 e n 1 0
0 : I!a!ler.c. 3 t .1 lu
1 o xmrphv.r-2 3 n 3 4 o
3 0 llutler.s... :i n 3 4 o
SO'.aM.p... O v 3 O
IKvan I n u nu
IMcIrry.L't I O O O
HOCB.P O O O 0 0
Totals. .31 8-J7J20 Totals. . .i 33 14 O
Btte1 for Zslx'l In elithth.
t Baited for Jarkon In eighth.
I Daley out for G. Johnson s interference.
Vernon o O o rt I o 1 o 'J
Hits 1 0 2 03002 o S
Los Angeli-s ....1 o i o n o O 1
Hits 1 1 O O 4 O O O 1 3
Runs. McGafflsan. J. Johnson. ETlHs. Sac
rifice hf. Macx.rt. Struck out, hv Zabel
4. by G. Johnson 3. Bases on balls, off
Zahel 2. off G. lohnson 4. Kuns rcupon
slhle for. Zabel 2. G. Johnson none. KiRht
hits. 2 runs. 2 fit bat off Zabl In 8 In
nings, charge defeat to Zabel. Double play,
murphy to Itutler to Krw-r,it?r. Stolen haiw-s.
Bates. Hafmler. Murphv. lilt by pitched
ball. McGaffigan by Zabel. Wild pitch. G.
Jnhntton. Time, 2:0.,. I'mplres, Finney and
Guthrie.
TACOMA
AINS
TENTH
In SG-Milc Kree-for-Alt le Palnia
Win;. Easily, Time 30:31.3 1.
1'olumbo, Mechanician for
A. Kraiu-hi. lr Killed.
OMAHA. Neb.. July 13: Darlo Rests,
driving at the rate of 9S.35 miles an
hour, today won the 150-mile automo
bile race on the local speedway. His
time was 1 hour. 31 minutes. 27. St
seconds. Tom Milton was second and
Ralph Mulford third.
In the 50-mile free-for-all race Ralph
re Pal ma won handily. leading the
field from the start. His time was 3ft
minutes 311 seconds. Eddie Ricken
bacher finished second and Peter Hen
derson third. Ee Palma made the first
30 miles of this race In 17 minutes. 22.91
seconds, said to be the fastest time
ever made on any track.
A fatal accident marred the event.
In the sixth lap of the big race Alto
Franchi's car Jumped from the raised
track at a dangerous curve, turned over
in the air and struck the ground IS feel
below. Franchl was not hurt but Dan
Columbo. his mechanician, sustained a
broken hip and other injuries, from
which he died a few hours later.
In the 70th lap. Jack Gable's car blew
a tire and turned over but its occu
pants were uninjured.
L. R. Hincs, mechanician of one of
the cars, was overcome by heat dur
ing the main race and taken to a hos
pital but his condition Is not thought.
serious.
Three Pitchers Used Against Spo-
kune in (ianie Eiidins 9 to 8.
SPOKANE.' Wash.. July 13. Tacoma
won a ten-inning game from Spokane
here today. 9 to S, after the locals, by
making four runs in the ninth, had
tied the score. Tacoma used three
pitchers. Score:
R. H.E.I R. H. E.
Tacoma. 9 11 ZlSpokane. . . . 8 11 3
Batteries Peterson. Hartman. Suth-
rland and Baldwin; Harstad and Mur
ray.
Oregon made, strong and substan
tial, 2 flour bins, 2 drawers, knead
ing board and china C?A QC
cabinet. On sale for. . .M"--
Buffets, $24 Ones
Only $11.95
i ii Tff
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Solid oak, pretty wax oak or
fumed finish, Colonial design.
Regular price $25, C 1 QC
this sale for only.P J. 1 IO
r
Jjj4 Leather-beat
Dining Chair for
$2.70
This Solid Oak.
Slip-Seat Dining
Chair uphol
stered in Eenulne
Spanish leather
and finished pret
ty waxed oak
Regularly at $4.
Gadsby'a "in
pries is. ..
Other Chairs as
Cheap as 1.
Great Fulls 7-5, Vancouver 3-8.
GREAT FALLS. Mont.. July 13.
Great Falls and Vancouver broke even
today, the afternoon contest going to
Great Falls, 7 to 3, and the twilight
game to Vancouver, 9 to S. The latter
game was a tigtit battle up to the
ninth, with the Beavers leading. 3 to 4.
With two on, Brinker put the game
away with a home run. The locals rai
led In their half, out could score only
one run. Killilay had the better oi
Russell in the afternoon contest.
Scores:
First game
R. H. E.I R. H. K.
Vancouver. 3 8 liGreat Falls 7 9 2
Batteries Russell and Cheek: J. Kll
ilay and Crisp.
Second game
R. H. E.I R. H. E.
Vancouver. 8 11 2Great Falis 5 8 2
Batteries Hood and Cheek; Clark
and Crisp.
Wllle.m.. 4
Vaughn. .t. 4
Rodgers. 2 4
Soulhw'h.l 3
Gulnto.l.. 4
Nixon. r. .. 4
Fisher. c. .. B
Ward.s X
Sothoron.p 2
Roche. . . n
Wlllisms.p O
H'g'rm'n.p O
hpeas.lt.. 1
BHOA K
O O
0 Mld'l'tnn.l.
Z " Davls.s. . .
3 O loine.m . ..
0 ' Ken Why. 2
0 O'liardner.r.
1 1 Rarrv.l . . .
0 O' Rtarllev.e.
2 O Berger.:t. .
1 O-1-ranflnll.p
0 O Burns.p. ..
1 OI
1 n1
0 nJ
B H O A V.
4 14 0 0
3 2 0
o v o
n
1
n n
0 1
1 1
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Totals. .: MSTIllI Tots l. . ..14 12 27 12
Ratted for Sothoron In sixth,
t Ratted for Southworth In ninth.
Portland . . . . 2 n r. (I o 1 a n 1 T
Hits 1 200021 o ; a
Oakland 4 1 O o 1 o 0 O o (I
it Its 4 2 o 1 .1 1 1 n o 1
Runs. Vaughn. oHgers. Southworth 2
Gulsto 2. Nixon. MiJd'eron 2. Davis. Ken-
wnnnv z. jtnrrv. : toien .. pse. Wllle.
Southworth. Gulsto. Nixon Fl.l.r xfi.ii-
ton. I.anc. Six runs. lO hlfn off Sothoron
22 at hat In Innings: no runs. 2 hits off
w imams, a at obi in l plus, out In seventh
1 on. none out: a runs ft hits off Burns. 2"!
at oai in iiu. out in eignrn, t on. none
out. Home run. Gulsto. Two-rase hits.
Ttsrry. rovl. Nixon. Sacrifice hit. Tsne.
Bases on halls, off Sothoron 3. off Crandsll
. off HagTman 2. Hlrurk nut. bv Sothoron
4. hy Cri-nlsll 4. by Hagerman 1. Hit bv
piTcner. wine oy iTSTldill. nnuhle plavs,
wsrd to rsulsto, Roogers to Gulsto. passed
balls. Brarttejr 2. Runs responsible
tor. out aoron s. ctsnaan 4, Burns 1
BEES TAKE DOCBlE-HKADEU
Ambitions Seals Find Going Hard
and IO so, 1 to 5 and 8 to 7.
SALT LAKE CITY, July 15. Salt
Lake took both ends of a doubleheader
here today over San Francisco. The
scores were S to 1 and 8 to 7. the latter
contest running ten innings Brief tied
the score with a home run in the ninth
and Steen's error let the winning run
in. The first game was featured by Fit
tery's great pitching. He allowed but
three hits. The scores:
Soils
Washington, Corner First Stree:
....B...BBri.............i
First game:
San Franel
R :
Autrey.l . . :i
Schaller.l 4
Belle. s... 4
Downs.2.. S
Dslton.r. . 3
Jones..1. . . 3
Ftrown.m. 2
Sep"veda.e 3
Oldham. p 2
Paum.p. . O
Wolv-ton. 1
I Salt Lake
A. El
1 o'Qulnlan.m
0 O'Kane.r. . , .
Brief. 1 . . .
4 OIRvan.l
1 o'Orr.s
3 1 "lulgnl.3. .
0 O1 rowney.2.
1 O'Vnnn.c. . . .
2 1 1 Flttery.p.
0 0!
R H O A E
0 2
1 1
12
0 o
2 1
2 1
1 2
4 7
1 1
Totals.. 2 8 24 12 21 Totals. . 33 1 1 27 13 0
- nfliia ror uiantm in seentn.
San Franr.laco OOl-nooftO o 1
Hits O 0 2 O O O 1 o 0 3
Salt Lake 00200201 x 5
Hits nzai nso2 x 11
K'int, Ai'trey. uuirni, iowney. Vann 2.
Kltteiy. Two-base nits. Ftodte. Vann. Dow
ney. Sacrifice hits. Brown. Fltlery. Hou
ble plays. Gmgnt to Do,n, to TtHer
Struck out. by Oldhcm 1. Ftttery 7. Bases
on nans, oir uinnam r mery .,. roilT runs.
n nita. " i nat on v 1 n h m in o innings
nuns responi.1 me 1 1 . v. 1 1 1 : 1 m in rittery 1
Bai-ni 1. Wild pitch. Oldham. Charge A
feat to Oldham. First base on errors. Salt
Lake 2. Left on bases, San Francisco 6. Salt
Lake 7. Umpires, Doyle and Phyle. Time.
Second game:
ban Francisco I mlt Lake
B H O A E B H OAK
Autrey.l. 4 is 1 u uuinian.m 5130
I S-haller.l 5 1 1 0 o Rayless.r. 4 2 10
Bodi.i... & J - 1 oner. 1 . s 1 3
ss ' to ns.2. . 3 1 2 4 0 Ryan. I 5 3 3 o
I Kaiton.r. 5 2 1-0 1 Orr.s S 2 .1 0
IBj Jones.3... 6 0 1 1 O.GulgaLI.. 3 111
liulle t. Seattle 3.
BUTTE, Mont.. July 13. Meikle had
the better of a pitching duel with Rose
today, and Butte won from Seattle. 4
lo 3. The game was liAless and fea
tureless, although well played. Score:
R. H. E.I R. H. E.
Seattle 3 8 II Butte 4 9 1
Batteries Rose and Cadman: Meikle
and Hoffman.
Coast League Statistics
. . 1 2T 2
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i:;i 21
. .1; o:7 5 1
. . ." is u
. . :: :i ti
. ?7 2S1
. .HO ::2l .-.2
. .vi sr. 4:;
::o7 40
irvek Wrestler Iwe llout.
COL,VIL,IE. Wash.. July 15." (Spe
cial.) In the wrestling contest here
before the Colvllle Athletic Club Jack
TVylor threw Gus Kervaras. the Greek
champion wrestler. Taylor exercised
the hammerlock hold and put his an-
conist down in 31 minutes. In the
fall Kervaras' arm waa broken above
the elbow. Kervaras weighed 225
pounds and Taylor 215.
Baseball Summary
Club
flub
Portland
alt Uki
11 Francisco.
Vernon
l.os Angeles...
Oakland
Club
flub
Oakland
Mill r ran .'isi-o. . . .
etnon
l.os Angeles
PnrtlanU
Salt Lake
Individual
Player, club
Wolluins. s. I
Kelly, Portland..
l-'ilsKt-rald, ti. F.
Rasslt'F, 1-. A...
H...,ic. jj. F
Lon ney. S. L. . .
'nance. 1.. A . . .
Wihe. Portland..
Kenvvorlhy. Oak.
Wuiul:u. S. I.. . .
Wulter. I A. . . .
Suuihuonh, l'(rl..tl 2IS :;2
i;arnner. ttal.lMna.i .:u
Fj-hert Portlund. . .t'.7 11:: 27
Xabel. 1- A 2l :; 4
Hrlff. s. t !';l r.u S.N
Steen, S. F........2S 4i
Rates. Vtrnon H. HTtl .",4
Speiu-er, Vernon. . .'! 17:1 21
H. Ran. 1 7- 2S7 :;7
K. Johns.m, Ver...2i 4t :i
Guisto. Portland. .71 2-4 41
Barry. Oakland. .. .J ::.: 2S
ll'ianl, F '.'1
Vfulnn. v, raon. . . .24 .".2 i
1-ronime, Vernon.. 20 A
Koernr. U A....N 32.". r,l
llannuh. s. L To 2-" :t.t
11. Kiilott. oak...tto:;
iMvirw. rnon. .
Klubcrg. Wrncn.
Roche. I'ortland.
Kills. I. A
Volvertn.i. S. F.
le-annte( e. Ver..".lB
Kavlx. Ouklan.l.. . .ix 31 32
Itotlgfra. prt)Miid . 4. 1.1-t 1.1
GN-lrhmann. Ver. .14 S:trt 4
Mangert. 1 A M 2"'l
Vaughn, port 7 ::"7 ."S
t-.ulgnl. S. 1 -". 1I in
Nixon. I.,rt lanrt . . . nv 2- I
Hth-k. l'ortlann . .21
Rslh. S. 1 7.".
stumpf. Port lanl. . 72
Atilrev, S. F 11
Broun, R. F 4'l
ftrr. S. 1 7'i
ann. S. 1 3:t
Lane, Oakland. .. .s!
Milnn. i. 1 7i
Griggs, v.-rnon ... ..VI
Srhaller. 8. F '"i
Ial--. Vi-rnoll ! -:!!
Jin-s. S F I" lrt
iallouay. I. A...SI
Mriiafflg in. Ver..
Dallon. S. F
M.-I.arry. I- A . . .
Murphy. I.A.-3.I.
1 1 Vernon
Brt.oks. S r . -1.. A .
Coffey. S. F
Mi1dleton. Osk. . .
Ward. p.rl lain! . .
RerKt-r. Oakland
rc. p.-.
.271 .273
,270 .2V."
.201
Batting Record p.. t
G. A H. R. H. tB.
u 2.;2J :;42 712
s.-. 2'.r' o: 7
mi ::i.r ::to .s27 ti .22 .
nr. :;isr, 411 m im .21.0
ss 2s72 osit 7::i 11:1 ,u."'7 .
ts :." 7 u.o b2-. btj .2oo
lelding Keeords.t
G. f'O. A. K. Pc. sPc.
.. i.N 2ti-'S lols 14il ,!Hi5 .IM.".
.. nil 2.".2 i:;is 117 .iii.! .v-J
.. nr. 2.144 li.iii 14J .
.. KN 2:14.1 llMl 14.1 .IH'.l .'."il
.. Ml 21211 1(117 1411 .ll.-.S .K.'T
. . 224U 1142 I.IO .tloii
Batting Kfrtirrl,.t
G. Alt R. H. SB. PC. Pc.
1 4 2 2 U -Oi'O ....
10 I .:i7i .swt
til 17 .::.":!
ti s .:i4 .:;ii
121 i .:t:ix .7
i 1
1 i .:s:.i .3:1::
!h lii .:;2o .;:2
li:i l ,.;m
11:: II .::
mi i ...i:i .:ti
. 7" :; 4'.
.311 1'U 12
.Mi 32:1 47
.IS IS o
4:
2: 4 7
2.1'J 2'1
: r.:i
110 11
;:o2 4:1
M s
:m 4
::12 .:iox
u .::i 1 .31:2
a 1 1 r
i ,:;o .27t
Jl .::.l .:!2i
4 .304 .:.ls
1.1 ,:;ul .2.17
1 .:;u .2i'
t .:;m .2-.iK
1 .:i" .27
. ::!.' .24
.2:4
,2!l .2::
0 .Vx .2.1
1 .2s .2rt7
11 .2- .27
6 .-277
T .2i .21i:l
IT .2SI ,20
M I I ,2 .274
2S 1 .2M .2-rt
!l 1.1 .279 .2f.S
27 .:i:i:
27J .::
271
273 .24
1 4
1 13
Mi
lis
15
1.1
Mi
in ft
7 lo
42 4
V2
7! IS
V! 12
27 1
'.I ti
12 O
77 12
7
2'.1
17 12
.rr u:
.270 .2
.2i!i .;
.217
,2'irt .2-o
.2Hti .27
.2i." -21
.2ii:l .247
.22 .2i
2.1 .2'.o
2V.1 .2'i2
2'. .2'",
.2.1S .2;
W. L. Pet.
. 3! 41 .4SS
. S3 4l ,47
. 38 4.1 .444
. 32 48 .4UM
4:1 37 Ai3S
41 37 .2
. :i 43 .4.'.
IK 5 .243
S7 37 ..'.Of)
:is 3 .41'4
32 44 .421
32 50 .3UU
38 38 .Son
34 42 .447
:.: 43 .4.14
ol 43 .4111
3U 41 .4i!i
3d 4:1 .4. "Hi
1 3 .44
STAXDINCS OK THIS TKAMH.
National League.
W. L. Pet.'
Brooklyn... 44 30 ..-.. Chicago
Boston. .... aw an r-uisourg. .-.
Phlladelph. 41 S3 .364 St. Louis
New York.. 37 3tt So" Cincinnati. . .
Amcrlrss Lescoe.
New York.. 43 84 .07O Iietroit
Cleveland. .. 4.1 3.1 ..1.:l ashington.
Boston 44 ii.. ...... -ft. iMuim
Chicago 42 3li .&oS PRlladeipn..
American AsMoclation.
Kansas City 4!l 3.1 ..".S3 St. Paul
Indianapolis 43 3 ..".44 Toledo
Louisville. . 4.1 4S .r.42"oIunT.us. . .
Minneapolis 4U41 ..-.2M,lillwaukee. .
Western league.
Omsha 48 211 .623 Wichita
Uenver i:jj.ui.i.-ujnppn...
Lincoln 411 -i. ...1" n-lJeKa
Uss Moines. 3S 37 .u. Moux lty. .
Northwestern league.
Fpokane. . .. 4T 21 ,iVi ancouver. .
Butte sw.,s....i .-"i1"--..-."
Tucoma . 35 3& .4 iv oreat r ails..
eerdajrs Kesults.
American Association At Toledo 3-5. Kan
sas City lo-l: at Louisville 0-3. St. Paul 3-1;
at Indianapolis ti. Minneapolis 4; at Colum
bus 1. Milwaukee .
Western League At lies Moines 1. Wich
ita 2' at Lincoln 5. Topeka 2; at Omaha 10.
Uenver 12- at Sioux City 3. St. Joseph 4.
Northwestern League At Spokane 8. Ta
coma 0 10 Innings); at Butte 4. beattl 8:
at Great Falls 7. Vancouver 3.
Where the Teams Play This Week.
Pacific Coast League Portland at Salt
Lake. Vernon at San Francisco. Oakland at
Los Angeles.
Where the Teams I 'lay Jiest Week.
Psciflc Coast League San Francisco at
Portland. Vernon vs. Oakland at San Fran
cisco, bait Lake at Los Augeles.
Where the Teams I'lay Today.
Pacific Coast League Portland vs. Oak
land at San Francisco. San Francisco at
Suit Ls,ke, Vernon at Los Angeles.
How the Series btaod.
Pacific Coast League Portland 4 games.
Oakland 1 game; Salt Lake 4 games, sfn
Francisco 2 games; Los Angeles 4 games.
Vernon 1 game.
Beaver Batting Averages.
Ab. H. A Ab. H. if.
Kellv ... 30 lo .3-13 Vaughn .. . 32s MJ 2ti2
South'orlta 2113 73 .313; Ward Ismi 44 .242
Wilie 81.111.1.311 Houck.... .10 12 .240
Fisher.... 21U 6.1 .310 ipeas 1S7 41.21U
Gulsto.... 274 84 -3o7 Sothoron. . ti0 11.2:i
Roche. lo.l 30 ,2tl Noyes .13 ft. 19
Nixon.... 2-1.7 71 .2. v Hagermaa. 12 t .I'M
Stumpf... 2.V.1 70 .2711 Williams. . 8 O .O410
Kodgers... 170 47 .2IJV;
ls2 27
.::.i 124 In
.M 2I 32
.72 2'i4 37
. 2t 4 1 T
. .-.O 12s IS
. 7 273 2.1
. k.; soi 33
.02 liiH 2'1
..1 1VS 12
Kane. s.L-L.A-S.F.4! 123 1.1
1'eirltt. S. F 1'. - 2
Klawltler. S IOk.32 "1 2
Speaa. Porllanii .14 1W 22
Barbeau. Oakland. 7 4 24 1 34
Holes. I. A 54 IrtT I"
Crandall. Oakland. 17 lit 4
Whaling. Vernon.. 37 llo V
Hortsman. I- A... 2s 37 4
Ma'tlrk. Vernon... K7 2-88 32
Mitchell. ernon..
Bi.tler. I. A...
Kttterv. S. L. . .
Hallinan. S F-S.L..
f'ourh. S F. . . .
Cook. Oakland....
Jackson, L. A.
22? 1
S2 1
s l.l
4 4 3
S7 18
2 2'1
81 1.1 .2-VI .2"a
78 4 .2.13 .2411
48 12 .2.1' .2.111
.".I 1 .210 .219
i" 12 .24 .2411
9 .2l"l .2 "il
O .243 .2:17
3 .242 .2 i7
.212 .212
10
ill 11
72 12
40 o
3
14 1
.9 223 27
.34 ft! Ill
IOO lO
titl 4
.3.1 12.1 9
U lo 3
2-.1
l
1 I
4H
34
37
8
24
8
62
3
48
14
21
14
lint
2 m .2 .i
9 .23. .248
0 .231 .24"
1 .2 iO .222
7 .222 .2.-
4 .222 .222
2 .222 .512
0 .222 .3V
2 .21 .2::2
0 .2111 .2 :.".
8 .2i .Hei
o .214 .3isl
9 .213
5 .212 .210
O .210 .2111
O .23 .212
2 .'.'Kl .212
2 .2i.H .li7
tFor gimes Including July 9.
Percentage last week
Tile following players are batting beloi
the .200 mark: Railer. Vernon. .114.1: Ha'-..
Salt lJike. .1H1: lilgKlnl.otham. Oaklai.rt
Portland. .mil; Lush. Portland. ,1S2: Arel
lanes. Vernon. -17ft; Hogg. 1.0 Angelev.
.I7t: Novea. Portlanil. .17H: liougan. Sa't
Lake. .Ii.; -So. ;-. oron. Portland. .173: J.
Kan. l.os AiiKcles. .172; Sepulveda. San
Fiaiu-lfcu. .172; Hughes. Salt Lake. .Iti4:
Stai.clrlilge. l.os Angeles. .1.1S: Scoggins. l.os
Angeles. .1.12: K. Kltlott. Oakland. .14::;
1'rt.ugh. Oaklan.'. .14"'.: Baum. San Fran
clrco. .13S; lMercev. Snlt Lake. .12f; Kan
nlng. San Francisco. .1i.".: Hagerman. Port
land. .lu,i; Mattln. Oakland. .ov.'t; Boti.
Oakland. .1.8':; Olflham. snn Francisco. .07'.:
l.arson. Ts Angeles. .047: Beer. Oakland.
,o:il; G. Johnson. Vernon. ,o:i; Blankenshlt..
Sa't Ijtke. .1MH1: Burns. Oakland. OftO; Kah
ler. l.os Angeles. .OOO; Patterson. Ver
non. .OOO.
n.VXCKOFT'S PLAYING LIKKI)
C. S. Grafe Sees l-'ornier Ileaver in
Aetion In
Charles S. Grafe. prominent Portland
sportsman, has Just returned from New
York, where he went on a business
trip. He reports seeing the Jack : lllon
Frank Moran go and several major
league ball games. The Yanks 00k
good to Mr. Grafe. and he says that
Uavey Bancroft. former Beaver,
smashed up a game for the Phillies
against the Giants while he was there.
He says that Dave is In wonderful
shape and that he soon will strike his
stride In hitting, while his fielding is
marvelous.
Jack Dillon beat Mor. all the way.
according to Mr. Grafe, who Is a great
fistic fan. being the brother-in-law of
Willie Ritchie, fornver lightweight
champion.