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PORTLAND BEATEN
AGAIN BY TACOMA
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(Journal flpctml Brr1c.)
Tacoma, . July - it. Taeoma - found
"Portland for th third auccesalv tint
TMtardar In an ll-lnnlng contest llaat
lng opposed FltzRerald and both twfrl
rav did crood work, tha latter having
tha better aupport. Portland lost out
In a base on balls, and hits by Fltsr
ald and Doyle. Beck was the gooda
with tha stick, making three clean hits,
beside playing a star garnj at first
Castro's doubla and his One gsme at
second evoked applause from the bleach'
era. Nadeau didn't have a ' chance In
tha field, nor a hit Today Iberg will
do the twirling for th visitors and
Dugdala'a men hops to win out Boor:
TACOMA
AR ttl H.TO. A. E.
Ioyle. r. f. .......... !!
Bheehan, So. I I I I -1
Mclaughlin. L t 1 0 1 f l
Eagan, s. s. ......... 4 1 1 4
Lynch, e. f. ......... 4 1 t ,(
Casey, lb. ........... 4 I T ' 4
Hogan. a. 5 9 0 11
Graham, lb. .31 610 1
FlUgerald, p. ........ I 0 1 0 t
ToUls ........ ..,,11 S 10 fS
I. PORTLAND.
' r ARR.HPO.
. ruiymond, a. u. ...... 1 1 4
McCreedle, r. f. ..... 4 10
Thlelman. e. f. t 1 S
Beck, lb 4 0 114
.Nadeau, L f. 4 0 0 0
leteelman. lb. 4 0 0 1
Castro. !b. I 0 14
Shea, e , 4 1 I t
Heatings, p. 10 0 t
It 1
A. JS.
. Totala . . .....
.11 t ' ftl tl
One out when winning run -scored.
1 RVNS AND HIT8 BT INNINGS.
Tacoma . ....... .0400010001 1 t
Hlts 11 til 101 it 1 10
Portland 00000001010 i
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SUMMARY.
Struck out By Fttsa-eraM. t; by Has-tlna-a,
t. Bases on balls Off Fltsgerald,
6; off Hastings, 6. Hit by pitcher Na
deau. Wild pitch Hastings. Stolen
banes Casey, Bheehan. Two-base hits
iEaan, Castro, Bhea. First base on
J errors Tacoma, 2. Karned runs Ta
.coma, 1. Sacrifice hits McLaughlin,
I Eagan. Casey. Double plays Eagan to
, Graham; Hastings to Raymond. . Lft
op bases Tacoma, U; Portland, 0. Time
f game Two hours and 10 minutes,
mplrea O Connell and McDonald. .
wrazfi ToniiT 6. '.";'
' ' (Journal tperlal gerrlc.)
Spokane, Wash., July 29. Tha tennis
tournament at the Country club Is now
In progress, and will continue until Sat
urday, when a dance wIU be riven in
th evening to the participant at the
club house. Many entries were made
and tha women's entries are asDeclallv
t
large A this Is the first tournament
In Spokane the games are watthed with
a great deal of Interest.
There are many good player In the
city, but so far Interest has lagged in
this department of sport Th lack of
Interest waa due partly to the lack of
good courts and because the gam had
not been talked up In the city.
The present tournament was only
starter Tor otner games to follow. Rep
resentatives of the tennla players will
he sent to th stat tournaments at
Seattle. -
oood nan noamii.
' Jovnul Hpeelat Brvlr.1
Marlboro, Ma.. July 19 There bids
.fair to be some whirlwind boxing attho
opening show of th Highland Athletic
club tonight The main event la to be
furnished by At Delmont of Melfnrd, and
Eddie Oarr of South , Boston. In ad
dition to this bout the club ha arranged
teveral promising preliminaries.
ni nnn
Is the vent tflaeaM es
earta. yet tha eaaleal
to cur WIIKN 1'oU
U tm U U U f
KNOW WHAT TO
lx. Manr k. Dim-
poison
Hps. - eents ee the
acln. snrea la the
E tenth, Blrf. falling
ntr, son iMilna. ra-
t' la KUMiD POIMOK. a.n te I'B KSOWN,
J Arrk , PkllxWIiifa. I'enn., foe BROWN'S
1UK1U ft Rg. in no m hnltle; l.rt em
Bh. B..M la prtla alr by Iras Ka.
J-itU4 Het rKiBHT.
DRIVING VANDERBILT'S 60.
TO WRESTLE FOR
HEAVYWEIGHT HONORS
(Journal Special Berries.)
Vancouver, B. C July 19. Consider
able Interest is being manifested In the
world' heavyweight wrestling match
which Will take plar In this city on
August 0. between Frank A. Ootch of
Humboldt,' fa., champion of the world,
and Dan McLeod of Nanalmo, who held
th championship for a number of years.
Th affair will take place In tha open
air at the Brockton Point Athletic
grounds. It will, be the second 'world'
championship contest to be pulled off tm
th coast, and the advance sale of seats
la very heavy and Indication point to a
record attendance. . 1
Th article of agreement between
the' conteatanta call for catch-as-catch
can wrestling, beat, two In three falls.
Police Gaiette rule to govern, . Th
match 1 for a aid bet of 1 1,000 and the
world's championship. The men are
both well known on th Paclflo coast
and follower of th wrestling gam ari
tlclpat one of the greatest struggles In
th history of thl popular sport Both
contestant are training bard. Betting
on th result 1 becoming brisk and eey
eral large wager have been made at
even money on Ootch' chance of re
taining th title.- . ; - .
unoiuuiin.
... . Won, ' Lost
New Torkr . . ...60 23
Chicago .....6a tl
Cincinnati . . .........tl 16 :
Pittsburg , ....45 15 v
8t Louis . ....46 17
Brooklyn .....82 66
Boston . . .11 . 67
Philadelphia . . ....... tt 61 '
PC.
.723
.614
.63
.663
.664
.144
.860
.263
,. ;ii '- At Ohleatro. . ,
R. KB.
Chicago ...............I 14 0
Cincinnati . , j 2
;. Batteries Prigg and Kllng; Pelt
and Schlel. - Umpire Johnstone. ..;.,
At Bortoa.
First gam R. H. E.
Philadelphia 7 6 0
Boston ...16 t
- Batteries Fraser .. and , Roth; Mc
Nichols and Moran. .'
Second gam R. H. E.
Boston . 1 .......... .4 1
Philadelphia 0 t 0
Batteries rFiaher and Need ham; Cor
rldon and Roth. Umpire Moran and
Carpenter, ...
aMmOAJf UAQXTM. ' .
Won. Lost PC.
Boston . . ....... 61
II
.627
.691
Chicago 61
New fork . 47
Cleveland . . 46
Philadelphia . . 46
St Louie . ...........14
Detroit . . tt
Waahlngton 17
6
It
t4
.663
.670
.643
.463
.407
.317
28
21
tt
...., a.t raUadalphia. -
. . R. H. B.
Detroit . . .............. ........0 3 2
Philadelphia 4 11 0
Batteries Kitson and JM11; Henlex
and Summer. . ... .
DIAMOND CL1STENINGS:
Hasting appear to be a trifle young
and inexperienced to last more than, six
or .seven inning. He pitches good ball,
but at th critical time 1 not equal to
th OQcaalon. ' . . ,.
Beck was there with three hit yes
terday. Such splendid work should
silence hi unfair critic.
Phil Nadeau l having a terrific bat
ting slump. Phil ha Inst that splendid
eye of Ms, which so distinguished him
last year, "
A rumor waa in circulation last even
Ing, to the effect that Klrby Drennan
had quit tha Portland team and passed
through Portland on his way to Cali
fornia. Drennan I said to hav been
In company with Jimmy Hannlvan. for
merly of the Tacoma team, but up to
a lata hour the rumor could not b
confirmed. It probably had It origin
based on the faot that Drennan ha not
played In a gam In Tacoma.
Raymond and 'Castro each had a
busy day yesterday and fielded tkelr
position In faultless fashion. J
Phil Nadeau and Walter MeCredl
did not hav a chance In th outfield.
Big Mae wa there with th stick, se
miring two hit out of four time tip.
. QVSIVAI I.OST OM A TOUT
(Jnrnal gpeeUl ferric.
Pocatello, Idaho, July 29. In a box
ing match at this plsc last night with
a local man named Christian, Perry
Qneenan of Seattle lost In th tenth
round on a foul. Th referee claimed
that Queenan used hi knee on hi op.
poneni. 1 ,..,,,..,.,..-,...,.
THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL', PORTLAND, " FRIDAY
iHi'i iiM1i
HORSE-POWER MACHINE
TRACEY AND TURNER
TALK ABOUT FIGHT
ibattli aromTS mux. oovrxDairT
mi mintv colobsd soxxm.
WZUb WXH OBTtAJn KAJI
bots.kxw oomoMwr or niia
ABIZOTT TO WZ97 TKB OO.
- (JeurBal Special Berries.)
Seattle. July 29. Th fight follower
of thl city who hav always wanted to
ae Ruf Turner matched With a man
who would make th black extend him
self to th limit feci that Ruf will be
up against the real thing next Wednea
day nlKht, when he face Tommy
Tracey, on of -the cleverest men In the
country. In th Seattle theater.
Ther are jnen In Seattle who would
be willing to bet big money that Rufe
Turner can put It over Jimmy Brltt
"Toung Corbett," or any of th llttl
cracks, but these, same men admit that
Rufe Is Up against th toughest propost
tlon of hi Ufa - when he take on
Tracey.-.who for yeara -haa been -oaa-of
th most dangerous welterweight In
the ring. . . '
Ruf is not worried a bit about th
outcome, however, HI grin is as wide
aa ever, and he say he will win Inside
of 15 rounds. Rufe la not' going to, be
abl to feint and land at will on Tracey
aa he did on other men In Seattle, for
Tracer is one of tti best defensive
lighter In th business.
lie earrlea a punch In his right hand,
too, that Turner will do well to watch,
for if it land tin th mark Ruf will
drop a suddenly aa he did the night
Charlie Sieger landed that "haymaker"
swing on Ruf' head. If Tracey ever
get th black boy a Bleger had him,
th tlcketa had lust a well be cashed
In, for Tracay knows how to finish a
man ono he get him going.
Thar I not going to b nearly so
much difference In th sis of the men
a a would appear when tha match wa
Ant-talked of. Turner ha fought so
much around her at 130 pounda that
manr thought he wa steppl .1 out of
hi class to take on Tracvs But th
black boy ha filled out a lot, and look
more rugged than ever, so that he will
he giving only about five pound to
Tracer next Wednesday night '
Rufe figure that hi youth and su
perior speed will more than offset th
Ave pound difference in weight and
he haa no doubt of hi ability to win.
Th Portland sports to a man think
Tracer will win. and are willing to
back their opinion with their cola
Thar is always plenty of Turner money
In Seattle, so that th batting will prob
ably- b livelr.
When Turner gets It Into his head
that he can whip a man he fights wttb
a -dash and confidence that make him
hard to beat But when he gets a notion
that he la taking th worst of It, he does
not have heart in his work. The night
he fought Jo Gana he thought he
had the worst of the match, and' kept
complaining to hit manager about it
He did not put up th fight that he
wa caabla Of. but at that ha stood oft
the best man In the world at .th weight
nntll every man In the bouse at Oak.
land waa thoroughly satisfied.
Tom- Trsoey is not - letting any grass
grow under hi feet and lis told hi
friends that he will surely put It over
th colored man. . ,
riemo coast uiova.
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Portland .
gas i'ranrlaee....
Lost
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OUTLAW SOIIIKIg BABBsTO.
(Jooraal Special Berries.)
, San Francisco, July 29. In reply to
a wire from D. J. Carmody of th Union
Jockey club of St Loul. th outlaw
track, asking whether horsemen racing
ther would b permitted to enter in
California, President T. H. Williams. Jr..
of the Paclflo Jockey club . stated
follows: , f
. "All owners, trainer, jockey, book
makera and horses that hav raced with
you will be barred at all of th tracka
under th Jurisdiction of th Paclflo
Joeky olub." v - - - . . . ,
.... ... . .- - . . . . f
AN ELEVEN-INNING GAME
"
THAT 'HOLDS THE WORLD'S RECORD OP 89 SECONDS, FOR A MILE AT -THE
WINNING HORSES
ON THE TRACKS
. .(Joorsal Special Sarrlee.) ..
New York, July 39. During a
thunder storm here yesterday th stable
occupied br E. L. Grave and Frank
Clarkson at Gravesend wa truok br
lighting, and Dinah Shad - stunned.
Summary: '
Six. furlongs Emergency won; time,
1:16.
Steeplechase, about two mils rMl
den won; time, 4:46 3-6.
Six furlongs Invader .- won; - time,
1:11 1-6. . ;
Iroquois stake, mile and a .quarter
St Valentin won; time. 1:66 1-6.
MUa and a quarter, handicap Major
Dalngerfield won; time, 1:06 t-t. . -
Five furlongs Bell Dixon won; time,
t:03 t-5. . ,
1 . ' At St. Zioula rate Oroands. " '
St. Louis, Mo., July tt. Th fair
ground summary:
Seven furlongs, selling Oma J, won;
time, 1:06 1-4.
Six ' furlongs, rolling Whisker won;
time. 1:18. ." ;
Flv furlong- Fruit won;- time,
1:18V.. , ,-
Mho and three eight Ell won;
tlm.-:T. .- "
Flv furlongs, selling My Eleanor
won; time. d6.
-Mile and a furlong Bugaboo won;
time, i:49H. s
On th Orand Olretilt. l
Detrolt July 29. Th grand circuit
summary: -- -1
1:17 pace, purse, 2,000, thre in flv
heats Bob Hughes won thre straight
heats In 3:10U. 1:09, 1:10.
.1:14 pace. Chamber of Commeroe eon.
eolation purse, 31,000. two in thre
heats Angus Pointer won two straight
heat In l:08tt. X:0t.
3:16 trot purs $1,600. thre In flv
heats Teta won three straight heat In
3:13. 1:13, 1:14.
1:06 pace, pur 31.600. .two in three
heat Frank Yoakum won two straight
heat in 1:06H 2:06.
At Kawthora Track. V
Chicago, July St. Hawthorn sum
marr:
Flv furlongs Tom Shelly won; tlma.
Seven furlonga Orfeo won; tlma.
i:jo i-e. 1
Competition atakea, flv and a half
furlongs Kurtsman won; tlma, 1:10 1-6.
jHiie Appie won: time. 1:411-6.
Mil and a quarter Major Manalr
won; tlm. 1:11. '
Six furlong Ida Davis won; time,
j:isi-. -., - ... .
, At th Seattl Meadows.
Seattle. July It. Results at th
Meadow;
Flv furlong, lllng Redmont won;
me, i:gi)). ; .
Seven furlongs, , lelllng Upperout
won; lime, i:z.
Six furlongs, selling Dr. Sherman
won; time, 1:1s.
Mile, selling Dora I, won; time.
Seven furlong. elllngCeirO ' Santa
won; time, 1:37. .
Mile, selling MounteHank wont time,
MCmO BATIOVAX UAtJrVB,
1 .
. Boise, 8) Spokane, T.
Spokane; Wash., July 29 Boise took
the lead early In yesterday' gam and
wa never headed, score:
v n ti
Ppokan . 0 1 3 1 0 0 f 0 1 7 12 4
Boise . . ..10401000 1 t t 3
BatterlR Hoasr and fitanlerr Ktark.
ell, Thompson and Hanson: UmDlre
waru. ,
- lead It TIim tmatgkt.
Salt Lake City. July 29 Butt mad
It three straight by downing th Elder
yesterday in a close, game. Boors: .
Butt . i. 0 0 $ 0 1 0 1-5 12'
Salt Lake -. 00290060 11 II $
tiaiieries lirinawater and Swindell;
Avsior aiiu iiauno. u mpir iavia. ,
Oomaitari Wta Out.
Los Angelea July 19. Buohanan was
steadier thsn Gray yesterday and car
rled away th gam. Score:
w H. Ft
Ln Angeles ....0001 01 00 61 7 - t
Oakland 10000100 14 t
Batteries Gray and Eager; Buchanan
and Byrne.
Shield XHa It
Han FranelaA ' Jiilv 4S rt,All
Shield ,wss In form yesterday nd
1 uuwnau mi eeais. score;
t xt w,
Seattle..; 0 1 0 0 0 1 6 014 f 1
Batteries iBhleld and WUonj Bar bar J
and Ieahai.
EVENINO, JULY 3, 1804
PREPARING FOR. THE
ANNUAL REGATTA
Interest In th coming Astoria regatta
I now thoroughly aroused and It is th
intention of th committee that ha th
matter in charge to male It th finest In
th history of that city.
Admiral H. C. Campbell of the Astoria
regatta ha named the following mem
ber of hi staff: B. C Ball, com
mander-ln-chlef of staff; John D. Carson,
vie admiral; Capt Charles Richardson
of the Columbine, rear admiral; Capt
William Gregorr of th Heather, fear
admiral;. Capt P. Byrn of th Man.
sanita, .. rear- admiral; Dr. r Clarence
Nichols, surgeon.
This Is by no mean a complete Hat of
staff official, for ther are several more
appointive offices to be filled, but these
offices ar not' appointed by th ad
miral. Th Arlington, Multnomah,
Commercial and Portland Rowing club
help to fill out th admiral' staff.
The Bailey Gatxert haa bean char
tered for th occasion of tha regatta
and th date of th affair ar August
34, tt and 26. . ,
FAXOVtl HOBS HUB'S STABUt SOU
. (Journal Special Service.) vi--
' New York, July 29. J. J. Ryan's
racing stable And complete outfit were
sold at Auction yesterday. Reliable, the
star racer of th bunch, wa purchased
by A. Shields for $16,000. Th hora I
a four-year-old bay gelding by Imp-Watercress-A
me tte. Eleven horses
brought $26,425.
Boxing school. Tom Tracey, 101 4th t
Young
' 85-87 Third Street,
What
Valettr VsV
VANCOUVER TO PLAY
FOR MINTO TROPHY
(Journal Special Berries.) ' .
Vancouver, B. C. July II. Th Van
oouver Lacrosse club has decided to Is
sue a challenge to " the Bhamrocka of
Montreal for a eerlee of matches for th
Mlnto cup. Th challenge ' will be for
warded a soon a last season' cham
pionship ln th British Columbia ama
teur Lacross association ha been
awarded, which award will b mad
shortly. Th Vancouver team expect
to play in Montreal about th mlddl of
September. :
Th Mlnto cup was . of fared evral
year ago by hit excellency, the gov
emor-general of Canada to be a per
petual challenge trophy for competition
In lacrosse, and Is as far a possible em
blematlo of the championship of Mon
treal in a match played with the capital
of Ottawa, Ont. and th Irishmen hav
sine Srtalned th championship trophy
against all comer. Th Vancouver 11
are champion of British Columbia, and
feel confident of success In their quest
for th eup. ,.
trrADoxw vs. iajtotobp. -
" (Journal Bnaetal Setrlce.)
Manchester, N. H-, July II. The post
poned fight between Georga' McFadden
and Sam Langford take piao here to
night befor th Pastlm Athletic olub.
McFadden appear to be in hi old-time
form and la confident of winning. Th
winner will meet Jimmy Gardner for
th lightweight championship of New
England.
Money Will Do
Saturday
.00
Will buy any of
Climmoi CilJ c Re8uIarI' Pricl UP to $18.50, lnclud
JUIIUIIlI alUlljing about 100 finished and unfinished
, 7 Blue Serges of the deep-hued. dressy
".'", sort, single and double breasted over
.'",.: . ' one-half'of the lot Venetian lined.
Will buy any Summer Suit for
Men
Up. to and including our $8.60 grades,
or any pair of Trousers in the house
without reserve, including hundreds of
pairs in $6.00 and $7.00 grades.
82.05 Will buy any $4.60 Outing Pants.
82.35 Will buy any $3.00 Outing Pants.
$2.00 Will buy any $3.00 Hat, except the Roberts.
45e Will buy any Knee Pants up to 70c grade.
40e WiU buy any 7Sc Golf Shirt.
25) Will buy any Boy's Waist in the house.
25 f Will buy 3 pairs good black Cotton Sox, . ...
One Door North of Chamber of Commerca
Edtsd hy
J. A. HOKAN
EMPIRE CITY TRACK.
OARSMEN TO HOLD
- NATIONAL REGATTA .
(Journal Special Servta.) '
St Loul. Ma, July 39. At I o'clock -thl
afternoon th first ' of th many '
oarsmen to take part In th annual
championship regatta of th National
Association of Amateur Oarsmen will
Una up at Crev Coeur lake and will be
ent. away aa soon a possible in th
opening heat of th set of eighteen heat
and race that constitute the two days',
program. In th varloua race will be
seen the best amateur oarsmen of Can '
ada. New England and th middle weat
The event to be contested ar a fol -low:
- Intermediate alngl sculls, senior
single scull, champion alngle sculls. In
termediate pair-oared shells, senior
palr-oared shall. Intermediate double
soulls. senior dnubl sculls, in termed lata
four-oared hells, senior four-oared ,
shell. International senior four-oared
shells, Intermediate elght-oared shell',
and senior elght-oared shells.
Th rac that 1 causing th njost x- '
cltement I the championship, single
scull event in which Frank B. Greer, th
champion, will meet Titus, Juvenal.
Vereley and Bcholes. who recently cap
tured th diamond sculls at tha' Henley
regatta.' ' . .
Hanlon va Nelson flcht tonight by
round at th Portland club, 110 Flftn
treat
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