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SECTION TWO Pages 1 to 14 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING SPORTING AND MARKET REPORTS VOL. XXXVI. PORTLAND. OKE(iO.. SUNDAY MORNING. JULY 15. 1917. NO. 28. HQUGK SHUTS OUT ' SLIPPING LEADERS OUIMET WINS TITLE BY NARROW MARGIN I Sensational Catch by Griggs . Against Fence Cuts Off Visitors' Chance. Bostonian Beats Edwards in Western Golf Champion-, ship, 1 Up in 36.- scored five runs, with none out. before he was relieved. Six errors contributed to the final lop-sided score, as all of them were costly. Score: Vernon I Oakland BRHOA! BRHOA Chad'e.m 5 12 2 O'Mtnsor.2.. 4 10 2 5 lrauRhn.2. 4 110 4 L.1 5 0 3 5 0 Snodg'sa.1 4 2 0 2 OUne.m... S 0 2 2 0 Stovall.1. 5 1 1 15 0 R.Millcr.l S 0 1 1 toai.,r. .. i o 0U.lllller.r 4 0 0 1 1 .j.Uo'ay.3 5 2 4 1 1 Murphy. 3. 4 0 0 2 1 Callah n.s 4 0 11 S Shnhail,8 4 0 1 2 3 Simon. c. 5 0 2 5 OUurray.c. 2 0 110 Marlon. p. 1 0 0 0 0 Berr.p 0 0 0 0 1 dilchell.p 4 0 1 0 4 Kremer.p. 2 0 10 0 Arlett.p. .2 0 0 1 1 Kllhu'en.c 2 0 0 1 1 Totals 41 9 13x2A 12! Totals. 35 19 27 14 ile out. hit by batted ball. Vernon 5 0 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 9 H'tB 5 0 3 2 0 1 1 1 0 13 Oakland 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 Hits 1 2 o 2 1 0 S 0 0 9 Errors, Menaor. lee. Lane. Sheehan. Mur ray 2. Five runs, 4 hits oft Beer. 8 at bat In 1-3 inning, out in flrat. one on. one out; one run. one hit off Marlon, one at bat part of Inning, out In first, three on. Mifll-SMmmer Qearamce 1 4 r"day morning at 8:30 we will begin a quick clearance sale of desirable furnishings THROUGHOUT JHS- 5SE' EARLY SHOPPERS WILL REAP REMARKABLE SAVINGS. The finest of furniture, INCLUDING SUMMER FURNITURE, IS OFFERED FOR QUICK DISPOSAL. Rugs and Floor Coverings Greatly Reduced This department ALONE offers enough inducement to crowd the store Monday morning. Hundreds of handsome rugs of choicest weaves, such as Wiltons and others equally good, on sale. M. J. Whittall's Famous Wilton Rugs Dr.opped Patterns ...sfis.no . . .S59.65 . ..S-49.85 ...190.45 ...S6S.OO . ..J8.00 76.00 63.00 X "" "-rersian Kus, is:.bu value, now 9x12 Anglo-Indian Rug, J69.29 values, now at . . . 9x12 Royal Worcester Rug. $61.75 value, now !2:x2 Anglo-Persian Rug, J113 value, now 10:6x12 Royal Worcester Rug, $85 value, at J2:5X?:6 Anglo-Persian Rug. $127 value, at 10:6xl3:b Royal Worcester Rug, $95 value, at 10:6x13:6 Teprac Rug, $78.50 value, now at ... (togs Are Advancing Rapidly Id Price. We Would Advise Prospective Bayers to Take Advantage of Our Sale Prices. Quantity Limited. 9x12 Velvet Rugr. special now at 9x12 Brussels Rugs, seamless, now at .... 6x12 Wiltana Seamless Rug, now at ,xl'x WoQl Wilton Rugs, now at Sxl2 Saxony Rugs, now at 9x12 Axminster Rugs, now at 9x12 Tyvan Rugs, now at only Smaller Ones for Less Money t llF .t Jme V? hvY r,Fs and carPets 18 whn ou can buy them tvt,? T ...anS? Ket what u want, whether it be the dead of Winter or in the heat of Summer. You never again i ill have the ??S?,lti to choos m ch a wide variety of stylish, popula? sentative patterns of such high quality, at such money-saving Fn,fe.t JuSt l0r0k forwar1 a ew short weeks, anticipate your needs and get more for your money by selecting tomorrow. Prices the lowest at which you will find dependable Rugs sold anywhere. ::g K Notice Some These Rusrs in Our Windows This Week Table Lamps all Y ' popular E colors from Ti 87.50 T ' to 815. Piano Lamps We have the finest isfiortm ent -l Piano and Table Lamps all the newest styles, with blue, old rose, old pold cerise, m u 1 b e rry ; mustard col or shad es. Regular $23 value for $17.25 at Gadsbya. Exquisite Ivory Finished Bedroom Sel $98.55 J illustrate one of the many beautiful Bedroom Sets now on our floors. This is a dainty exquisite set of five pieces. Including bed. dresser, chiffonier, dressing table and nnalr. finished In Ivory and decorated In the modern old Ivory. Marvelous d r Q C C bargain for some lover of good furniture. Now for &L?0)0 SIO.OO CASH. S2.00 WEBKIV Mahogany Tea Wagon $9.95 Jp I j? A very useful addition to the home. Has glass Tea Tray, 18x22 inches. We have them in birch, ma hogany, finish. 0 QJ Dining-Room Suite $43.75 Pretty Lrp-to-Date Dining Room Suite of eight pieces. lnlo TI- eolid oak, fumed or waxed d4o.5 K ASY TERMS 5 CASH. 81 PER WEEK. ' ' $12 Hope Chest $9.50 tienuine Cedar Motn-Proof. 45 inches long, 16 Inches deep. 17 inches wide. For the young ladles to stow away the thing. Cn pa for the day. On sale OifiOU $12.00 Felt Mattress $9.85 Contains 40 pounds cotton felt compressed rn five inches. Built up of 12 untform lavers of fluffy, unbleached cotton felt and Jule, covered with a dependable grade of floral art design u r i ii inning. Biscuit tufted with high grade Italian twine and wool tufts. Sides are firmly secured with two rows of stitching. I t wiU not lump up and is both attractive and durable. $9.85 Linoleum on Sale A wide ran ere of entirely new, handsome pat terns, suitable for halls, bed rooms, kitchens and dining-rooms. 90c grade Linoleum reduced to, sq. yd.. T2c? SOc grade Linoleum reduced to, sq. yd.. 6-4 c 65c grade Congoleum reduced to. sq. yd. -19 ?2 (trade Inlaid Lin oleum, sq. yd 81. T9 $1.75 grade Inlaid Linoleum, sq. yd.. SI. 39 $1.50 grade Inlaid Linoleum, sq. vd.. .81.22 $1.25 grade Inlaid Linoleum, sq. yd. ..SLOT Inlaid Remnants, yd. ..50 Gadsby'sPure White Kitchen Cabinet $25 The White Kitchen Cabinet we are of fering his week is similar to cut, with nickeled workboard, metal tilt flour bin with sifter attached, white-enameled inside and out. Regular $35.00 value. Gadsby special price $25. Sold on pay ments of $1.00 per. week. , $13 Extension Table $8.95 isffjif J iii,'3 tT Hardwood. Six Feet Lous;. fySS " t ? V-'-tft M.6 Round Extension O CIS s. frr Tabi nw a y.yo VjjS?5-- . jmi TT'j $18.00 Round Extension (IP i"n ,"jBss53Smsjsssssy3t' Table now at dlO.UU L' " t' m "mi $25.00 Round E x tension (ia QC IK'VJ Table now at d A 7OD VI $30.00 Round E x tension o A tf f -sSlSQiS!s. Table now at dZ4.i)U WSi R&B $35.00 Round E x tension too r" r JtZZrh -'kV Table now at OO.OU . iS? VasST&N. $45.00 Round Extension rf J&EijSK Table now at 30.UU fffr 14 Square Extension Tables g t r-f WJm as cheap as 0J $ 1 2 .00 Solid Oak Library Table $ 9.85 $10.00 Library priced at :$ 8.00 $13.00 Library Table Cm At priced at OXU.4U $12.00 $15.00 Library priced at Table $20.00 Library Table r ff priced at OlO.UU Tab,?$ 19.85 .Tab!? $23.95 $25.00 Library priced at $30.00 Library priced at Parlor Stands as Cheap as SX.oO Pedestals Reduced for This Sale. $8 Porch Rocker $4.50 This Jumbo Porch Rocker, large, broad arms and Just as comfortable as It looks; $8.00 value; special at Gadsby's for $4.50 Other Rockers as Cheap aw SLT5 Wm Gadsby ons Corner Second and Morrison Streets Member of Greater Portland Association Use Our Exchange Dept. If you have furniture that doesn't ault want something more up-to-date- and better phone us and we'll send a com petent man to see it and arrange to take it ?s prt payment on the kind you want the Gadsby kind. W"-?ll make you a liberal allowance for your goods and we'll sell you new furniture at low prices. The new furniture will be promptly de livered. Exchanges goods can be bought at our Warehouse. First and Washington. SEALS GET BUT THREE HITS In Sizzling: Matinee, Beavers Take Fifth Straight Victory From Jerry Downs' Band Double-Header Is Billed for Today. Pacific Coast Lemcue Standing. W. L. Pct.l W. L. Pet. San Fran... 59 43 .578; Portland. .. . 4S 49 .479 Salt Lake... 50 44 .53-', Oakland. .. . 47 54 .405 Los Angeles. 52 47 .525Vernon 42 53 .4-0 Yesterday's Kesulta. At Portland Portland 3, San Francisco 0, At Oakland Vernon U, Oakland 1. At. Los Angeles Salt Lake 4. Los An geles 2. BT ROSCOE FAWCETT. Byron Houck extracted another beau tifully pitched same from his system yesterday, with the result that Portland won its fifth consecutive victory from the San Francisco Seals. It was a shut out affair, 3-0, played under a sizzlins sun and with about 2000 enthusiastic fans sitting around oh the edges trying to keep from melting. Of course Portland got all the breaks, I but, then, Houck held the Seals to three t hits and walked none, so deserved to win. "Swede" ISrickson alldwei. eight, four of them good for two.-bafirs. Erlck son helped to lose his gan.v oy trying to crowd Baker off third base on a grounder to Borton in the third inning. Baker finally had to run somewhere, and was an easy ut. Griggs Nabs Line Drive. Arthur Griggs conspired to trot out another Douglas Fairbanks stunt. In the fourth inning, with a runner on second, Griggs backed up against the right-field fence and nulled a line drive by Koerner off the boards -with one! hand. The Seals, connected -solidly with a number of Houck's offerings, but al ways the sphere shot straight Into waiting pads. A miscue by Hollocher, trying to play for a double, proved the only semblance of a flaw in Houck's support. Fisher. WUle and Hollocher all executed bits of nifty fielding. Portland got the jump on the Seals in the first Inning, scoring one ruru Hollocher began by singling to right. Pinelll tried to bunt, but fizzled and fouled out. Wilie walked. Williams flew out, and then Borton laced a single to right, sending Hollocher homeward bound. Erickson purposely passed Griggs, filling the bases, and backed up his Judgment by fanning Siglin for the third out. Youngsters Shine at Bat. The home guard pushed another run home in the second inning on a walk to Fisher and two-baggers by Hollocher and Pinelll. These youngsters bagged two hits apiece. As is usually the case, Griggs trcoped to bat as first up in the fourth after making his great catch In right field. Amidst the plaudits of the perspiring multitude Griggs added to his fame by larruping a high fly against the left field fence for two bases. Siglin bunted him to second, Koerner over looking a fine opportunity to nail the runner at third, and Griggs crossed with the final run on Fisher's double to left field. .Two Games Today's Programme. Two games will be played this aft ernoon for one admission price, the first beginning at 1:30 o'clock. Fincher and Brenton likely will twirl for the Beavers, although it Is barely possible that Manager McCredie may start Southpaw James, his newest flinging acquisition, obtained from Louisville. "Indian" Smith will pitch one game for the Seals and "Indian" Johnson probably the othe. The Beavers have been playing gilt edged baseball all week, and if the pitchers keep up the clip set against the Seals they may give some of the first dlvlsloners a chase of it yet. Score: Portland WATER POLO STAR TO PlAt OX THE OAKS TEAM. 1 it ' , i If"' -J "1 t 3 ' " - - ' I t r II f a - I T San Francisco I B K H O Al FMtzgTd.r 3 bcnaller.l 4 O Calvo.m. 4 0 Maieel.3.. 3 0 Downc.2.. 4 0 Koern r.l 3 BRHOA Corhan.s. 3 o Baker.r. . 3 ricks'n.p 2 2 0 2 3 O 1 1 1 1 1 0 2 1 9 0 O 2 8 27 11 1 1 0 Holl'h'r.a 4 1 0 3 0 Pinelll. 3. . 4 0 1 1 O'WIIIe.l... 2 0 0 1 IKYIlli'nu.m 4 0 0 2 O.Borton.l.. 4 0 1 13 1 v t 1 ijrigss.r. .31 0 2 l'SieMn.2. 1 n 0 17 2iFiher.e.. 2 1 0 0 0 SjUouck.p.. 3 o Total 2ft 0 3 24 S Total.. 28 3 San Francisco o 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Hits 1 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 3 Portland 1 1 0 1 0 0 00 0 3 Hits 2 2 0 2 1 0 - 1 0 (s Errors. Hollocher. Houck. Struck out. by Erickson 6, Houck 4. Bases on balls off Erickson 3. Two-base hits. Pinelll. Griggs Fisher Double play. Borton to Hollocher to Fisher to Pinelli. Sacrifice hits. Erickson. Filiserald. Siglin, Will. Stolen base. Calvo Hit by pitched ball. Maisel. Runs responsi ble lor. Erickson 3. Time of game, 1:35. Umpires. Finnery and Casey. BEES AGAIN ARE HCXNERS-CP Salt Lake Trims Angels and Go Back to Second Place. LOS ANGELES, Cal., July 14. Salt Lake regained second place in the Pacific Coast League standing by de feating Los Angeles in the fifth game of the series. Hoff. for the Bees, al lowed but four hits. Los Angeles scored its two runs on errors by Rath and Ryan. Score: Salt Lake I Los Anjreles Locke Webster. Locke Webster, will play on the Oaks, water polo team this year. Webster was captain of the water polo team that won the championship of the Multnomah Amateur Athletic Club last Win ter. It is the plan of Captain Frank McHale to have his team play the Rowing Club team and also Seattle. none out: four runs, six hits -off Kremer, 17 at but In 3 2-3 innings. Stolen - base, Vaughn. Two-base hit. Oalloway. Bases on balls, Marion 3. Beer 1." Kremer 1. Ar lett 2. Struck out. by Kremer 1. Mitchell 5, Arlett 1. Hit by pitched ball. Ooane. by Kremer. Double play. Murphy t6 R. Miller. Runs responsible for, Marion 1. Kremer 2. Left on bases, Vernon 10. Oakland 10. Credit victory to Mitchell. Charge defeat to Beer. Time of game, 1:50. Umpires, Brashear and Guthrie. OREGON HORSES WILL RACE Preparations Are Making for South west Washington Fair, CENTRALIA. Wash., July 14. (Spe cial.) F. A. Degeler. In charge of grains and grasses at the Southwest Washington Fair, says this year's ex hibit will exceed all ' previous ones. Orville Roundtree, of Klaber, has been appointed to assist Mr. Degeler. About 50 tons of hay were harvested this week at the fair grounds. All of the surplus hay has been contracted by the company that will stage a round-up at the grounds next week. The track Is in fine condition. John Stetson, of Salem, Or., Is here with three racers and another Oregon horse man arrived yesterday with four head. Charles Cook, of Tacoma. has his string at the track. , FRATERNAL LEAGUE TITLE UP St. Johns Moose and Security Team to Battle Today. The St. Johns Moose and the Knights and Ladies of Security will play at Columbia Park this afternon at 3:30 for the championship of the Fraternal League. Should the. Moose win they will have won eight games and lost two. If the Knights and Ladies win it will give them eight wins and one loss. ' The Honeyman Hardware Company nine will play the Hibernia team this afternoon at 1:30 at Montgomery Flats. Long, Besson and Newton probably will form the battery for the hardware dealers, opposed to Duffy and Cosgrove. Baseball Summary. Tobin.m Rath. 3.. 4 Sheely.l. 3 Ryan.:... 4 K.C d ll.2 4 Orr.s 4 Quinl'n.r 3 H'nnah.c 3 Holf.p .. 2 B R H O Al 1 1 3 OKIlIerr.m toil lTerry.s.. 3 0 111 O'K'n'w'y.2 0 1 3 O.F-nler.l.. 1114 1 Meusel.r. 2 u o t:uis,i. . . 0 14 O'Boles.c... 0 2 1 2Davis,3.. 0O0 uiO.C'dall.p (Maggertf BRHOA 1 1 0 0 1 3 1 14 0 4 0 2 1 3 Total. 31 4 10 27 14) Total. 27 I 4 27 17 Batted for O. Crandall in ninth. Salt Lake 1 O o 0 0 0 2 0 1 4 Los Angeles 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 2 Errors, Rath. Ryan. Terry. Stolen base" Meusel. Two-base hits. Kenworthy Ryan K. Crandall, Rath. Sacrifice hits, Terry ' Boles. Hoff 2, Hannah. Sheelv. Quintan' Struck out. by Hoff 1, by Crandall 1. Bases on balls, off Hoff S. Runs .responsible for Crandall 4. -Double ptays. Meusel to Four nier; Orr to K. Crandall to Sheely. BEER WALLOPED BY TIGERS Vernon Sluggers Get Five Runs in First Off Oakland Hurler. SAN FRANCISCO, July 14. Beer STANDINGS OF THE TEAMS. National League. W. L. Pct. -W. L. Pet. New York.. 47 26 .644! Chicago 43 40.51S Philadelphia 39 32 .54ti!Brooklyn. .. 3rt 3S .4S SULouis... 43 37 .5.3S Boston 3043.411 Cincinnati.. 46 41 .529Pittsburg. ... 24 51.320 American Leagrue. Chicago.... 51 30 .6:10 Detroit 40 39 .50(1 Boston 8 30 .615 Washington. 32 45.41S Cleveland... 45 48 .J42;Phiiadelphla 29 48 .3N7 New York.. 38 37 .507 St. Louis. . .. 31 50 .083 American Association. Indianapolis 53 32 .624 Columbus. .. 40 41.494 EL Paul 45 32 .54 Toledo 34 49.410 Kansas City 44 32 .STSlMinneapolls. 33 47.413 Louisville.. 46 41 .529'Mllwaukee.. 2S 47 .358 Northwestern League. Great Falls. .41 jr .riS6'Bokan ....3.141 41 battle 45 .570: Butte 31 a7 .456 Tacoma ... .33 .14 .52S. Vancouver . .33 4S .407 Yesterday's Reaulta. American Association At Toledo 2. Kan sis City : at Indianapolis o, Minneapolis 3: at Louisville 0. St. Paul 4: Columbus-Mil-wauket-, rain. Western League DfS Moines 3. Wirhlta 2: at Lincoln t'. Denver 0: at Sioux City 7, Su Joseph 3: at t. malw 1. Jopltn 2. Nort riwest-rrt League Vancouver 4, Se attle 3: Spokane lu. Butte 7; Great Falls 14. Tacoma 2. How the Series Stand. Pacific Coast League Portland five games. San Francisco no game: -Vernon thre tames. Oakland two gamt-s; Loe Ange les three games. Salt Lake two games. Where the Teams Play Today. Pacific Coat League -San Francisco at Portland. Vernon at Oakland.. Salt Lake at Los Angeles. Where the Teams 1'lay Next Meek. Pacific Coast Letjue Vtrnon at Portland Salt Lake at Oakland. San Francisco at Los Angeles. .... Beaver - Batting Averages. Ab. H. Av.l - lb. IT i Orligs ... 40 13 .325: Baldwin . 41 9.219 I VV1IIV ....Oil XV..F. v.'. Williams .359 105 .22' Pinelli . Borton ...284 79 .278 Houck Rodsers .314 5 .271 Fincher Farmer ..341 7 .255 Brenton- .. 57 Hol'ocner .-wt xu....i:ttarstad . .- S VICTORY IS POPULAR Erratic Rounds Interspersed With Brilliant Plays Both Are Off In Putting Big Gallery Sees Close Match. CHICAGO. July 14. Francis Ouimet. of Boston, former National amateur and open golf champion, today won the Western amateur championship by de feating Kenneth P. Edwards, of Chica go. 1 up In 36 holes at Midlothian, after two rather bizarre rounds, in which er ratic golf was interspersed with bril liant plays and thrilling approaches, al ternated with miserable putts. Both players shared In the changeable golf, and their medal scores were: Ouimet 37 41 39 40 157 Edwards 41 38 39 39 1L7 The victory was almost as popular with the large gallery as though the home player had won, Ouimet's appear ance as an amateur in the only Nation al amateur championship of the year, by invitation of the Western Golf As sociation, having met with approval among Western followers of the game. With John G. Anderson, of New York; Jesse Guilford, Massachusetts cham pion; Jack May, Argentine champion, and four former Western champions entered, the field was all but equal to most of the pabi National amateur tournaments. In the championship matches, all the play has been close to par 72) for the 6503-yard course. Edwards had shot better golf during the week than Ouimet, but today he ap peared to be over-golfed, and could not sink simple putts. Ouimet was wild with his wooden clubs, putting to the rough frequently. Once the Bostonian went Into a creek trying to hook around a clump of trees from a hooked drive. The champion's wrist did not turn properly, and the ball went straight for the water. He halved that hole, however, as Edwards refused to take it. preferring three putts. This inclination to multiply putts caused Ed wards to take 23 on the first nine holes, although his long game called for not more, than 15. DODGERS ME 2 GAMES IJT SECOSD AFFAIR PIR-iTES ARB BLANKED BY MARQ.UARD. Giants and Reds Break Even Braves Trim Cards Twice Cubs Beat Phils in One and Tie Second. BROOKLYN, N. T.. July 14. Brook lyn made It four out of five with Pitts burg by winning Doth games of the double-header. The Pirates outbatted the Dodgers in the first, but lost by bad fielding. The second game was a pitchers' battle between Marquaxd. and Miller, the Brooklyn pitcher allow ing only two hits. President Ebbets said late this afternoon he had accepted the terms of Catcher Cunningham, of Seattle. Scores: first game R. H. E I R. H. E. Pittsburg.. .3 11 2!Brooklyn. . .5 6 1 Batteries Carlson. Maraaux and Fischer, Schmidt; Cadore, Coombs and Miller. Second game R. H. E. R. H. E. Pittsburg. ..0 3 iflBrooklyn . . . 1 8 2 Batteries Miller and W. Wagner, Schmidt; Marquard and Meyers. New Xork 8-4, Cincinnati 0-7. NEW TORK. July 14. New Tork and Cincinnati broke even in a double header before a capacity crowd here. The Giants hit three Cincinnati pitch ers hard. Toney won his sixteenth victory of the season in the second game. Scores: First game - R. H. E. R. H. E. Cincinnati. .0 5 liNew Tork . . .8 13 0 Batteries Eller, Ring. Mitchell and Clark; Sallee and Gibson. Second game R. H. E. R. II. E. Cincinnati,. 7 13 UNew York.. .4 10 0 Batteries Toney and Wingo; Ander son. Schupp, Middleton, Perritt and Rariden. started for Oakland today and Vernon , TlXS?':. ISS 5"'S;?eEiV'-;: .V- AA'li 3 iS 7.T .21 I l "J 22.213 ol 10.11X1 ST 11 .IPS B .140 Boston 3-3, St. Louis 2-2. BOSTON. Mass., July 14. After log ins seven straight to St. Louis Boston won two games today. Tyler held the visitors to six hits in the first game, while Ames was hammered hard. Rudolph held St. Louis to 3 to 0 until the eighth inning of the second game, when Tex Hornsby's double and sin gles by Paulette, Gonzales and Snyder pushed over two runs. Powell made three hits in each game, including triple and a home run. Scores: First game R. H. E.l R. H. E. St. Louis... 2 6 2; Boston 3 13 1 Batteries Ames and Snyder; Tyler and Tragresser. Second game R. H. E. R. H. E. St. Louis 2 12 VBoston . .3 7 1 Batteries Packard. Doak and Gon zales; Rudolph and Tragresser. Philadelphia 2-3, Chicago 3-3 PHILADELPHIA. July 14. Chicago won the first game here today, and tho second was called at the end of the ninth owing to darkness, with the score titd at three runs. The visitors won the first game by hitting Oeschger's delivery hard in the early innings, while Hendrix pitched well and was given excellent support. Scores: First game R. H. E. R. H. E. Chicago 3 12 i:Philadelphla.2 6 0 Batteries Hendrix. Bender and Dil hoefer: Oeschger. Mayer and Killefcr. Second game R. H. E. R. H. E. Chicago 3 8 OjPhiIadeInhIa.3 10 1 Batteries Carter and Wilson; Lav ender. Oeschger and Kiilefer. i
