THE ' OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, . TITtTRSDAY EVENING, . JULY 2, '1003.
A GLOWING V
EDITED ; 'i
BY..,.
J. A. HORAM
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TRACK AND. FIELD .
Ill XXTTX OUT.
AUTOISTS START . . :
WHAT OLD-TIME
Laurels for Pianos as Well
' . ' as Musicians.
MEET ON THE FOURTI
. ON GREAT RACE
PLAYERS ARE DOING
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Current
Sportin
Gossip
Multnomah Club Members Wil
-Celebrate Independence
' , Day, ,:
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' The (rack and field meet to be held
by the Multnomah Amateur Athletlo
Club on July 4.-has atlraulated consider
able Interest In athletlo sports through
out tno jsortnwest.
TUa greatest rivalry on the occaalon
la expected to be between the- two local
clube, the M. A. A. C. and the T. M.
C A. ..-. v " v '-"."-';! ...-
The entries have commenced to come
In and will be quite large. .
Manager Kerrigan haa . ' made- com
plete arrangements regarding the pro
gram. H announces the following of
flclals of the day:. I "." m
Referee H. If. i Herdman, Portland
Academy. :; ' v ' ' ' ' .
Judgea of finish M. Rlngler, T. M. C
A.; A. B. McAlpln. M. A. A C, and
Hugh lioyd. Stanford.'
Field Judgea Reno Hutchinson. T. M.
C. A.; V. fi Watklns. M. " A, A. C and
Klph-Fisher, Stanford.
t Clerka of courae Dick Hart,' M.
A. C- Charlie Mackey, M. A. A. Ct A.
U. Jones, M. A. A. C. i
Meaaarera Tom Cleland, M. A. A. C;
M. Karrell, Y. M. C. A., and Laming
' Stout, M. A. A. C.
Tlmera Pete Orant and Jack King.
Starter P. 3. Raley.
Scorer of pointa C. X Templeton,
university of Oregon.
In: all there will be It event 100.
120, 440, S80-yard and one-mile rum, 110
and 220-yard hurdlea, hammer-throw;
ehot-put dlacua-throw, high and broad
jump, and pole-vault
. PACZriO BATIOBAIi ' MABCT.
Tetterdaya Beores.
Butte. 7: Helena, 1.
San Kranclsco, (; Tacoma, 4.
. Los Angelea. 4; Seattle,1 2.
No game at Spokane.
Standing of the Club a.
Won.' Lost PC.
.41 ' 24 .ASS
.41, 2 .12
.17 27 .678
. 21 .6(1
,12 96 .478
.21 17 .411
.22 41 .I4
.21 42 .111
Butte
I .oa Angeles .
Spokane .
Seattle
San Francisco
Tacoma
Helena
Portland . . . .
Bellly'a Men Defeated Bug.
SEATTLE. Waah., July 2. Loose
work In the field loat the game for Seat
tle yesterday. Attendance 400. Score:
R.H.E.
Seattle-. ...0 1 1 0 0 1 0 0 1 9
Los Angeles 02000001 0 4
Batteries Maupm ana Bianiey; jonn
eon anq Harlow, umpire Huston.
Butte Worn Easily.
HELENA, Mont., July 2. Dowllng
hid the Helena batamen at his mercy
yesterday, and Butte won another game.
Attendance 120. Score:
R.H.E.
Helena 00000001 0t-l 4
Butte 2 3 2 0 0 0 0 0 07 I 1
Batteries Puttmann and Carlsch
Dowllng and Swindells. Umpire Ma
haffey.
' Trlsoo Woa oa Srrors.
TACOMA, Waah., July 2. Blewett-'i
poor work In fielding bunta allowed San
Francisco to win yeeterday. Score:
R. H. E
San Fran ..2 0 2 00 0 1 0 1 10
Tacoma ....20010000 01 I
Batteries Olendon and Zearfoas
Blewett and Byers. Umpire Warner.
Oakland Woa Again.
SAN FRANCISCO. July 2. Oakland
played in championship form yester
day. and defeated Harris men In a ten
Inning game. A costly error by Delmas
allowed two runs to score. Attendance
1.900. Score:
R. H. E,
San Fran 0 1 0 1 0000002 11
OoLl.nrt 000 100 100 2 4 -7
Batteries Hodson and Leahy: Lee
and Lohman. Umpire O'ConnelL
Plsher One Game Prom Lead.
LOS ANGELES, Cal., July . 1. Sacra
mento took the second game from Los
Angeles yesterday by hitting at the
right time, while Loa Angelea could
not locate Thomas when a bingo was
needed. If Sacramento wlna today, Mor-
ley's Crew will have lost the lead. At
tendance 2.100. Score: ,
R.H.E,
Sacramento. 00011000 13 8 ;
Los Angelea 0 0 0 0 0-0 0 1 0-rl6 J
Batteries Thomas and Graham; Cor
bett end Spies. Umpire Levy.
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Jhe Splendid. Course !s Being John M,-.Ward; Is' Practicing
:i 0 uarded by 7.C0? -
iV'V, if Policed; ir.
Law, and Others Are
DoingWel!,
Beautiful trophy1 will, be offered by
Prof.- T. S. Llppy to the winning men
in the intercolleglte rowing races re
cently) held. at'. Seattle. The cup must
be won three successive times , before
becoming the property of any ,crew.
University of Washington won the flrst
event.-
RACING RESULTS
AMERICAN LEAGUE
AHMUOAJT' UAflTnB.
SUndlnr of the Cluba.
Boston
Philadelphia .
Chicago
' Cleveland . ;-.
New York . .
Detroit .
St. Louis . . . .
Washington .
' Won. Lost. P.C.
...-.39 22 .129
,,..85 25 .688
....30 2 .636
i .i .30 - 27- - .628
....87 26 .609
,...26 28 .481
....25 ' 28 .472
....15 43 '.263
At mt. Konla.
. H S3.
St. Louis . ...8 S 0
Hew York . , .7 11 1
Batteries Powell and Kahoe; Tanne
hll and O'Connor.
At Chicago.
R.H.E.
0 6 0
17 0
Chicago . . .
Boston . .
Batteries Flaherty and McFarland:
Young and Crlger.
Detroit . . .
Washington ,
Bat teries Deel 1 n g,
low; Orth and Drill.
At Detroit.
R.H.E.
1 7 0
T. .-. 4 10 3
Donovan and Hue-'
At Cleveland.
nan,
Cleveland . . ...8 13 6
Philadelphia . ... i ... . ... .9 12 4
Batteries Josa and Bern is; Henley
ana etcnrecK. . -
Going at Seattle, . Washington
rark andbheephnaos
Bay Tracks,-
(Journal Special Servloe.)
SEATTLE, July 2. Summary-of yea-
teraay s races at The Meadows:
Four furlongs Hercules won. CM-
vosoo second, John H. Carr third; time,.
Six furlongs Educate won. Gold.
finder second, Frank Pearce third: time, I ti.h run for tha hlttlnc honors also.
Joe Raidy created a sensation In Los
tve furlongs Olendennlna won. kv hi. fin work at that place.
Mlstys Pride second, Eldred f. third: u-mi. h.h haa mora soeed and con-1
tlmo, l:01. tK1 th BTer thia season, and he will
One mile Solon won, Kitty.. Keller I m. v. .nmi r tha heavr- batsmen lookj
cwnu, umurmr nra; time, i:ijt. I )ike deuees during the home aeries.
Mile ' and . three-etRhths. hurdlea I v,. mun maintains the exalted
David 8. won. Aurlfcra second, Mr. Rose I position of leading batsman of the Coaat
third; time, 2:16H. Leaane. and everybody In' Portland
cut lunonn c. m. urattain won. I ... A ... v.n hold tt.
The. Pride second,' Sad Sam third; time, Danny Shea is making a better catcher
..t,t4 . - . , . . vrv iv he niava. uanny naa snown
tha rlrht solrit In being willing to learn.
At Sheepshead Bay Track. and with players like Jay Andrews. Van
NEW YORK, July 3. Sheepshead Buren. Ike Butler and Sammy Vlgneux
Bayt summary: to coach him will make a atar some
Seven furlongs. ;Futurltv imurit- time.
King Ralne won. Irish Jewel second. Ike Butler is the atar twlrler of the
urowns at present, as ne naa won a
(Journal Special Servloe.)- '
DUBLIN, t July 2. Tha automobile
races started thla morning at T o'clock.
Cheers greeted tha men as they boarded
their roachlaes and whirled away Into a
cloud of -'dust,; The start -was made
from a point, near Old KUcullen, 10
miles southeast of thla city. The en.
tire 'course haa been smoothed and flags
placed at dangerous pointa. ' Tha course
Is 10 miles long.;; .... f.i-W; ,
' T'"'' ' 9t JSvents. -
After tha cup race has been run there
will b a series of Interesting events
that will afford t veritable two weeka
carnival of sport and pleasure for, the
automobllista, The chief features of
tha program as arranged ara as fol-
lows:- 1'-. ' ' '.'
Friday, July I Ojunxnana at moenn
Park. Dublin. -
Saturday, : July 4 epeea tnais in
Photnlr Park. .
Monday, July f Tour to wewcasue
and Belfast
Tuesday, July 7 Four mues nme
test nt Newcaetle. HillHmblng trial
for Henry Edmund's trophy.
Thursday, July t mart tor tor.
Friday. July 10 Arrive at Cork.
Eliminating raca for motor noais at
Queenstown In morning. Speed or hill
cllmblcg trial in afternoon,
Saturday. July 11 Motor race mr
Harmsworth cup at Queenetownc
umh Juiv 11 Startr of tour
through beautiful acenery of the South.
Tueaday, July 14 Arrival i
lvtS'n..v. Juiv II HUl-cllmbing
trial on the Kilofglln-Tralee Road for
the County of Kerry cup ana termina
tion of the official tour.
Teams and Colors.
American team, red Alexander Win-
ton (Wlnton). Percy Owen twinton;,
Louie P. Mooers (Peerless).
English team, green rEdVN"
pier). Charlea Jarrptt (Napier). J. W.
Storck (Napier). .
TTr.nK tm. blue Rene oe Knylt
fPanhard). Maurice Farman (Panhard),
Henri Fourfiter (Mora).
German team, wnue oaron u .v..
rMercedes). Foxhall Keene intrcm,,
Hteronymus (Mercedes).
DIAMOND GUSTENINGS
iH.,..' Hhmltt Is in town again.
Wonder If he wanta to buy the Browna.
If he wants to aee a ball game he will
have to patronise tne
Perhapa he hasn't heard that the Auber
gines were laid away on Tuesday for,
ever. ll4 "
Spec Hurlburt nas maae a nn
thai Iftnal 1 n
Sammy Vlgneux is nitting tn ut ... . BoBton. In partnership with George
. . ..4 aw m m mat i -
Una shape tnia season, - Wright, a brother or Harry wngm
man ne cenaimy i
saofc.
Phil Nadeau's fielding stunts set some
of the fans about craay aunn n
gamea, especially some of the fair
ones. , i . .
Andy Anderson Is the star aecona
okr af the Leaa-ue In fielding, and
bids fair to give Charlie Schwarts
John M. Ward, New York'a old short
stop and captain, Is practicing law In
Brooklyn,
' Arthur Whitney, who used to play,
third base for the New Yorka, Is rurr
ntng a men's furnishing goods storo In
Lowell, Maas. . .
Roger Connor la managing the Spring
field (Mass.) baseball Hub.
Buck Ewlng Is In Cincinnati, where
he owns much real estate.
Mike Tlernan has a saloon uptown In
Fifth avenue, New York.
John Clarkson, who used to pitch
fsmous ball for the Chicago, owns
cigar store In Saginaw-, Mich.
"Bid" Farran. who ued to hold down
the flrst bag for tho Philadelphia, la
living In Melrose. Maas., and devoting
much of his time to the musical csreer
of his daughter, who has made a great
hit In Europe aa a singer
Sam Wlso, who played second for the
Bostons 20 yeara ago, and afterward
owned. the Buffaloa, is In business In
Buffalo!
Jack Rowe, who waa on the Buffalo
Ihui when it was In the big league, is
In the claar business In Buffalo.
Hardle Richardson of "Big Four"
fame rune a saloon In Utica,
Big Dan Brouthers went to Wap
olncer'a Falls after he quit the New
Yorka. and he la now doing a lucrative
real catate bualness there. i
Adrian C. Anson, popularly known'as
"Babv" and "Pop." runs the biggest
billiard and pool room In Chicago, -and
la mixed up In politics on the side.
Jim Mutrle, "Smiling Jeems," ss he
waa known, runa an Ice cream and candy
store on Staten Island.
Danny Richardson, who played second
for the Newa Yorks, owns, with Mayor
Sheehan of Elmlra, the biggest dry
goods store In that rlty.
"Smiling" Mickey Welch, the old New
York pitcher, has a saloon In Holyoke,
Mass.
George Gore Is -on the road for s
wholesale whisky house.
Joe Gerhardt has a saloon In One
Hundredth end Twenty-ftfth ntreet,
New York.
Charley Bennett, the famous catcher,
who had both his legs cut off In a rail
road accident some yeara ago, has a
cigar store In Detroit. The new base
ball park, Bennett Park, was named
after him.
Joe Start, the veteran Providence
player, when that city waa In the Na
tional League, has a roadhouse Just out
side the city of Providence.
Arthur Irwin is manager of the
Rochester club of the Eastern League.
Tom Brown is an umpire In the East
ern League.
John Morrill, whom middle-aged men
can recall as the star outfielder of the
Bostons when they used to crawl under
the fence, runs a sporting goods store
'' With the music season Just closing,
with artlat, pianist and singer departing
for tholr homes, both here and abroad,
crowned with fresh laurela, with the
echoes of the noble music, the sweet
voices still lingering In the memories of
the thousanda who enjoyed thla moat
wonderful musical season, comes this
letter from the great manager 'who did
ao much toward maklnr the season mo
fhenomenally (uccesful from an artla
lc aa well as a financial standpoint:
. -new lorg, April so, . ioj. Tne
Weber Piano Comoany. No. 108 Fifth
avenue. New York Gentlemen: On the
eve of my retirement from the active
management of grand opera at the Met
ropolitan upera nouse in jsew lorn.
wish to express to you once more my
high opinion of the srtlstlc excellence
of th Weber pianos, and to further say
that they have at all timea proved equal
to the exacting demanda of the arreat
artists whom I have from time to time
brought before the American public. ,
"It la my conviction that In tono.
quality, power and durability,' the are
unsurpassed in mis country on in Eu
rope. . I shall continue to use tha Weber
f ilano In my. own home, both here and
n France.
"With klndeat regard and best wishes.
believe me, sincerely yours,
UAUnltn UKAIJ.
Weber Dlanos are Intimately associ
ated with the auccess of the majority of
tha great musicians who have appeared
in America this year. In addition to
the famous artists composing the Mau
rice Grau Opera Company, who used
these plsnos, Madame Koger-MlcloN,
the great French pianlste, when ahe made
the critical teat of her flrst appearance
In America, before the discriminating
audience at the Waldorr-Aatoria. chose
to use a Weber piano, and which make
ahe used during her entire Eastern tour
nee. A Weber piano waa used by the
famdus Austrian violinist, Koclan, dur
ing hia entire American tour: a Weher
waa used larcely by the irresistible
Zelie de Lussan on her concert tour, and
by numeroua other most distinguished
artiste.
We have aucceeded In securing- the
Weber nlanos used by the members of
he Msurlce urau Upera company, ana
hey are now on exhibition at our atorc.
While they are In every respeot aa good
as new, the prices on them are mate
rially reduced. To those who value an
Instrument for Its association, thla sale
111 Drove an exceptional opportunity.
Ellers Piano House, Washington street,
corner Park.
IS-A
IN GREEN AND GOLD ON A BOX OP CIOARS, IT
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Known wherever fine cigars' are sold.
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O'BRIEN BEAT CARTER
PHILADELPHIA, July 2. Philadel
phia Jack O'Brien defeated Kid Carter
of Brooklyn last night before the In-
ustrlal Athletic Club.
Both fought hard and fast. O'Brien
having decidedly the best of the mixes.
Carter suffered severe punishment
nd was bleeding freely sfter each
round. O'Brien's clever footwork wss
heartily applauded.
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PACXnO COAST X.BA0im.
TesUrday's Scores.
Sacramento, 1: Los Angeles, 1.
Oakland, 4; San Francisco,
2.
Standing of the Oluba,
. Won.
Los Angeles ..... .&1
Sacramento . .....61
San Francisco ....41
Oakland
Seattle 20
Portland 24
Lost PC.
29 .628
30 .630
16 .671
f.1 .427
47 .30(1
41 .129
Osgood third; time. 1:21 1-6,
Six furlongs, on main track Montana
King won, The Southerner . aecond,
bacredua third; time, 1:15. B
Hunter s steeplechase, full course R.
major portion of the gamea taken by
the locals. Eleven out of the 24 is Ike's
record.
Jimmy Hannlvan, the wrong-aided
B Sack won. Double Thong second, Jim I outfielder of the Seattle team, is cer-
BROWNS VS. -SATELLITES
Rain prevented the scheduled game
yesterday between the Browna and the
Sattelltes. Shields waa to have pitched
for the locals, white Semple was to
have been on the slab for the visitors.
The Browns are beglntng to feel like
themselves once more and are de
termined to take every game from the
Northerners. Weather permUtUig the
game will be played thla afternoon.
WON POLO CHAMPIONSHIP
C. GEE WO
THE GREAT CHINESE DOCTOR
la called great be
cauae his wonderful
cures are ao well
known throughout
the United Statea,
and because ao many
people are thankful
to him far aavlng
their lives from
OPERATIONS
He treats any and
all aieeaaea wna i
ewerf ul Chinee
rbs. reeta. buds.
barka and vegetables
that are entirely ua
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Avr ion aiirerent rtmtam i i.iu-uvis o.. inira inu zainui...
that he haa successfully used in different I A. Bernl. Second and Washington,
i . . ' f 1 1 . . ... I. ear eataira. Kvasell's Pharmacy. 227 Morrison.
asthma, lung troubles, rheumatism, ner- W. 8. Love, Burnslde and Grand.
iV&miUU.rB.twl R. . -Wilson, 121 Orsnd ave
trouble and all private diseases. Hun- H. A. Vlets 411 Wsshlngton.
dreds of testlmonlala. Chargea moderata Graden Koehler 241 Flrat
Call and him. Mrka.Dru Co.. 15th and Gllsan.
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2ii Alder street. Portland. Oi. Men
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Harness Goods of all kinds. 'Hundreds.. . t.
of styles to select from. Call and see our ( ,
stock and prices before buying. .
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CURES PILES OR $50 PAID
CONTAINS NO MERCURY, NO OPIATES
Worst cases cured with one box of E-ra-w
3. A. Clemenson, , 8econd - and Tamhill.
A. W. Allen, ISth and Marshall. . - -Dr.
O..P. 8. Plummer. 3d and Madison.
Model Drug Store, IS Grand ave. ' . .
Rowe'aV Martin,- Sixth and Washington. -
B. F. Jonea &Cq., Frent and Glbba., ,
Bolton Roth, 220 Russell. ', . ,
J. M. -Ricen, 116 First. . . V
Jancke Drug Co., Grand and Hawthorne.
R. A. Preston & Co..- 23d and Savler.
F. Byerley. 4000 Jefferson street-" 't. ?V,
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Brooks Drug Co., C7 Third, street
Newman third; time, 8:21.
The . Vernal, last live furlonaa of
futurity course Beldame- won, Mon-
soon. aecond, Tepee third: time. 1:01 2-5.
Mile Koe Hampton won, Fire Eater
second. Bon Mot third; time, -1:1 ...
Mile and a quarter on turf, selllnsr-
Satire won, Circus second, . Carbuncle
third; time, 2:10 2-5.
talnly a atar In the outer garden,
Carloa Smith's ambition lust at pres
ent la to put the ball over the elevated
portion of the right field fence.
PHILADELPHIA. July 2. The polo
teams of the Westchesr Country Club
and the Bryn Mawr team played a
Jay Hughea. the star twlrler and act-1 game yesterday on the field of the Phila
delphia Country ciud ror tne cnampioji
shlp of the United States. The game
waa won fcy the" WJstcnester CliHS W a
score of 9 goals to 6.
At Washing-ton Park Track.
CHICAGO, Jul 2. Washington Park
reaults: '
Purse 1700, mile Alan-a-Dale won.
Savabla second, Sioux Chief third; time.
1:37 2-5. .
Purso 700, 2-year-olds, Ave .furlongs
Handsome Florry won. Nannie Hodge
aecond, Cornomen third;- time, 1 ;00 - 2-5.
Great Western handicap, gross value
14.140, for 2-year-olds -and upward, one
and one-half miles John McGurlc won,
McClieahey second,- Little' Scout third:
time. 2:31 2-5.
Purso 1700, . 2-year-olds . and '. upward.
six ' furlongs Irene Llndsey . won,
L'Etrenne second, Nellie Waddell third;
time.. 1:12 2-5. -
Purse $500, 2-year-olds and upward.
soveu and a half furlongs Ragtag won,
Orflo second, Mary Glenn third; time,
22 ,1-5. i . -. -'
Purse : $600, 2-year-olds and upward,
seven and a half furlongs Stuyvo won,
AntorTus second, Evelyn Byrd third;
time,' 1:82. . .
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Ing manager of the Seattle team, pitched
two 1-0 games in San Franolso which
wert toat by Seattle otraoina unfortu
nate fluke. Jay took charge of the Si
washes in Sacramento, . and ' they won
three straight games. - -
Young Kllnkhamraer. the southpaw
twlrler of Parke Wilson's bunch, has the
making of an excellent pitcher In him.
All he needs Is a little more experience.
If Sacramento wins today, they will
be at the head of. the procession. Mike
Fisher is the happiest man on earth.
He will buy all the toupees In Loa An
geles, If Sacramento leaves there In the lowing order: Kramer,
WINS SfX-DAY RACE
PITTSBURG. July 2. The six-day
bicycle race which was finished 'last
evening at the Coliseum waa won by
Frank Kramer of Orange. N. J. A dis
tance of 224 miles was covered by the
competitors. They finished in the fol
Igett. J.
Lake.
Bedell, Krebs,
Lawson, Bar
Schrelber and
DOUGHERTY BROTHERS IN
(Journal Special Service.)
LONDON. July 2. The ; Dougherty
brothers won . the tennis championship
of England yesterday, defeating Smith
and Rislejrbjr scores of 6-4r-4 and
BR1TT AND O'KEEFE
' BAN FRANCISCO, July - 2. Jimmy
Brltt v and Jaclt O'Keefe have algned
articles . to fight before tho San Fran
cisco Athletic Club some : time thla
month. for. 50 per. cent of the gross- re
ceipta, -
( 2fATI02TAX tEAaXTB.
: StaBdlnf of tho Olnbs. " -
, .. Won. Lost . P.C. ¬
Pittsburg . ..43 .. -. 20
Chicago . .........38 22
New Yorkt.....-..27 22 v
Brooklyn ....... .-30
Cincinnati 28
Boston i i .. . . ...... 24
St. Louis ....... .20
Philadelphia ...... .IS
. 26
28
' 25 .
(589 ,
.627
.536.
.500
.407.
.228
.286
f. At PhUadelphla. . . -
-o- .,,"-....-'.-,..,.' .R.H.E.
Chlcaro . . 4 11 ,a
Philadelphia . . ............. . .12 14- o
Batteries Menefee and Kling;, Mitch-
ell ana ioom. i .i
Pittsburg,
Brooklyn
!At Brooklyn.
,l.v.
R.H.E.
4.64
5 T i
Batteries -Phlll iDDli a nd Pheloa: Jones.
Rltter and "Ahcarn. .TJmplre Kmslie.
- 1 " At Vow Torf
' v' I, , R.H.E.
New Tork .5 .2
St. LOuis . . .....i;.'..i..t'...,.i , 2
Batteries McGinn lly. and -Warner;
Currle j and 1 Ryan. Umpire Johnstone.
.-lV -ft ',- , V .: v.. '.
lead.
Zinssar is playing star ball for Seat
tle at short. : although he is slirhtiv
lame.
Zelgler will be seen on third todav.
as ho has recovered fom his late in-
Jury.
Charlie Shields is slated in nith t.
day, and It being ladles day, Charlie
certainly will do hia best to win.
. Shields and Butler are Ao-htina-, tnr
batting honors among the local team's
pitchers, with Shields having a slight
"u'TH1"0 lne percentage column.
' MULTNOMAH VICTORIOUS
VICTORIA, B. C, July 2. The Mult
nomah A. A. C baseball team of Port
land won from the Victoria A. C. nine
yesterday by superior team work and
timely stick work. Whitehou se. tha
vlsltora' nltrher illnwul th. illn it Dtoole
.1, hit. Tt,. . .V". ril" ."'. elans: fhe uld ttait quite a Bomber In Bom
Ill.-r-. ""i v'r " would ceme fcere to
toaay, ana tnis evening tne Multnomahs
leave , for Vancouver, where they are
scheduled to play July 3 and 4. At
tendance 1,200. Score:
R.H.E.
Multnomah ...; ... ...... 9 11 s
Victoria ..; 5 a 7
Batteries Multnomah, Wbltehouse
and Stott; Victoria. Holmes and Chase.
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VIEW THE DESIGNS
Many Visitors at 1905 pair BCaadqnarters
to Inspect Pictures Submitted by
Various Artists.
The recent contest for tbe prize symbolic
design to be used ss tbe official symbol ot
tne Lewis sna uisra ux(Kition corporsnoa
seems to bsre sttrseted the attention ot srt
lovers throughout tbe state. All yesterday
fternooD snd todsy - tbere has been quite
crowd of visitors st tbe fair besdqusrtem
looking at tbe designs submitted. Bany of
tbese visitors wert out-of-town people who
wanted to tbe vsrlous ideas tbst artists
beld to be symbolical of tbe great Captains'
natbflndlnr expedition.
Xhla morning I. N. Fleisebner. chairman of
the press lad publicity committee, reeelred
a letter from lady llrlac at noseburr. ask-
In Portland mujlit view the de-
burg would ceme here to see them If such
wss the esse. Tbe writer also stated that they
were willing to pay an admittance fee. Mr.
Flelacfaner said that the dec I cms msy be seen
at tbe Exposition headquarters, and no admit
tance it Is charred.
MOWAK BESTS; CARET
NEW , ORLEANS. July 2 Tommy
Mowatt won the decision over Tom
Carey-ln a 10-round bout laat evening.
Both men fought well and the audience
was well pleased. Mowatt was easily
the cleverer. man. . .. : ' ' ' -
Full descrlotlon ofH soortlnsr events.
New Tork, Chicago and Seattle races re
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New Tork telea-raoh tins- oosted. Com
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Extracting free when plates or bridges are
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