The Oregon daily journal., April 15, 1906, Page 13, Image 13

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t:: . or.zzou. su::day. joukijal. postland...' Sunday, moaning. April is.-.i:ci
FlltSflO 1118 HI
L1SI ll(6
Morley's. Angels Capture An
Sweeney - and - Toren - Boot the
?: other-Contest From , the
' . Oakland Commuters. '
Ball and Hogan Scores
v Winning Run.
HALL PITCHED WELL v
GAME WAS PITCHERS'
; FOR SEVEN INNINGS
- BATTLE THROUGHOUT
Van
Haltren'a Mm Make ' Many
Fltffarald r and . Toren Pitch Fine
Costly Error and JDo Evcrrthlng
Ball lentil tha Utter Boots a Ball,
and Aided by S.weeney'a Bungle,
to Aid th Loo Loo's on to Victory
Story of the Match.
' the Titera Cinch the Game.
Oil HUE 'Gfif.;E-pr1 A;-- ' "
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Angeles, April 14. Loa Angeles
. e, v-.. nana j. The locals won from Oak
Jana today, but It. was all Oakland
Hun, nvo error at inopportune mo-
menu .contributing runs to the Angela.
-Warren Mall waa on the alab for Loa
Angeles. Dssplte the fact that hla arm
la atlU weak, h allowed tha Oaklandara
only nnn hlta In tha eight Inning ha
. puenoa. vrna score:
; v 7 los anobles,
. AB. K. H. FO. A. B.
xnimirn, ci. 1 I Z 0
I
jlhib, 11. ,.. M . . a . g
.Braahaur, 2b. I
Cravatb. rf. ., ..I
Dillon, lb. S
At a, as. . 4
Toman. Ib. .......... I
1 .
5 f i I
0
1 .
1
0
Eager, c .4
0-0
0
HmT
tit. p. I
Gray
0
0
Totals
........ J
i 10 U
-:. - .OAKLAND,
. . , AB.R.H.PO.A.B.
Dunloavy, If. ,.4 0 0 2
Markley. 2b. 4.'. 9
J. Hackett, lb. ...... 4 I
Devereaux. lb, .....,! 'J 0 1
Francks, aa, ......... 4 0 1 - 4
, Bllam, c. .,.....,,.,. 1 - 1 4
Randolph, p. ........ 4 0 1
' 1 Totals .
.IS 10 ti 11
. . . Qrar batted for Hall In tha eighth.
SCORE BT INNINGS. '"."
.'Los Angelas ,...1 0 2 0 1 0 0 0
11. U ... Iltilll 10
' Oakland ......, 1 0 00 1 t
: Hits .......... o lion x.
')-.'- .. , : SUMMART. V ,
1 Hlta Off 1U11.' 7: off Berman.
. Three-base hit At. Two-biM hit
Randolph. Sacrldc hit Dillon. First
bane on arror Loa Angeles, 1. Left on
baaaa Loa Angel, 4; Oakland, ' 7.
Maaa on balls Off Hall, I; off Ran
' dolph. 4: off Bergman. 1. Struck out
': By Randolph, 8: by Hall. 4t by Berg
man, 1. uounie piay nan to Villon.
' Bulk Randolph. Vaaaed ball Bllea.
;Tlm of gume Two houre, Umpire
- :ALBINA TOO STRONG
f s"" n llf AAfll aa IS fall sl I at I
run vvuuuuAvvra nmc
The Alblna ball nine defeated Wood
lawn yesterday afternoon by tha acore
af S 19 1 Uornn'l nlN v1n waa tha
feature of tha conteat. The lineup:
: woodlawns. Position. Alblna.
' Bosper ..-, r. ,pv .......... . Hogan
uarvin t ... .c. .......... urayaon
.Collins
nnpp ........... .o. .......... . tsrauy
'Morgan .......... a.., ....... Bradley
Donaldson .....lb. ........... Kern
mU ........ .... if... Keener
Clark, Abbott.., .cf ........... . . Boion
V .Hann .rf Wilson
LENTS NO MATCH FOR -"
LOWER ALBINA BOYS
Tha Lower Alblna nine defeated Lents
yeaterday afternoon .by tha acore of I
- ta 1. Morris' home run. was the feature
or tha game, ' The lineup:' ",t
Lenta. , . , ' , , t Alblna,
Mitchell ...... .p.......... Baker
' Oerr . r. T. . ;,.. . .r . . . . F. ftaborn
Morrl, ......... ..lb., ... , ...Sharkey
Down . lb. ........ Morgan
Frlauf ...,... ... . .lb... .. ,s,,,. Power
Orr .;,.,..v. .....,, .... Dixon
Collin ......If Raborn
MUler ......rf Smith
Jones' ............of........... Cullon
PACIFIC COAST' LEAGUE.
III
CLUBS.
Sua FranrlMO.
hot Angalaa...
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71
.42
.143
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I'nrtUod
trmno ..
Oakland
SaaUle .
toat ....
22
V fclartUcmm aat Webb QiukUfy.
In the opening games at tha Warerly
golf link yeaterday Mr. Ltnthlcum and
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HULTKOMAH DEFEATS THE
BEHNKE-WALKER CLUB
Wifieed M Players Take a Free
Batting Contest From Lo-
. cal Students.
The Multnomah Amateur Athletic duo
defeated the Behnk. Walker . Business
college yesterday, 14 to I. ' Both teams
went to pieces in the sixth inning, and
few' bases on balls, errors and
heavy hitting were reaponalble for the
large Scores made. Oearln, the Multno
mah -club pitcher, showed lack of prae
tlce, but glvea 'promise of developing.
Tlmma, tha Behnke-Walker pitcher, with
tha exception af one Inning, proved very
effective. Orey's bunting and line drives
were a feature of the game.. -The aoore:
BEHNKB-WALKER.
. ' . R. H. PO. A. K
Ott. 2b. ................ . 0 4 0
Montague, rf. 1 1 0 0 j
Brown, lb. . . k 12 III
Morrok. lb. I . 0 I I
snockiey, aa. 1 II
Fulton, cf. I I 11 - i
Thing. If. 1 flit
Battle, o. 0 1 11 0
Tlmma, p,
0 1 7
f 14 II
Totals ;
MULTNOMAH.
.... ' R.H.PO.A.
it
?
Orer. SB.
Henkle, cf.
... 1-1:1
5r
mDbell. 2b 1 I 1
rowbrldge, lb, ........ 11 1 I
Bllley. lb. ........ .v .1 I JO 1 0
Ott, If. ,....(.....0T Kl,.l 1
Barton, rf.; ...!...... 1,0 10,0
Stockton, C
:rj 1 ill
Oearln, p,
......
Total
.14 II 24 14 I
-. - Athlaie Qualify.
Kaeetal DlaDarab t Tfce JoaraatT
Eugene. Or,, April 14. Members of
he Eugene High school track team.
training for tha Columbia meet on April
11. held tryeul today on the varslty
oval and the following men will repre
sent the school: 10-yard daah, won by
won by Smith me " KTAOIM km
Smith, time, '0:04: half-mile relay, won
by Farrlngton. ' Clark, Keatly, Elapaaa,
time 2:00. Eugene High school will be
repreaf a ted by five men . In the Junior
Columbia meet'
Dallae Tribunes Was.
. (pelal Dtapatcb te The JaaraalJ '
Dallaa. Or.. April 14. Tha Dallaa
Tribunes defeated Qutherle at baseball
thlo aftrnoon,by the acore of 11 to a.
The local team played a good game.
Byron, the pitcher, was effective.
Between Sixth and Seventh.
CHAMPION EDGECOTE PEER
AGAIN VICTORIOUS.
Frank E. Watkins' Splendid Bull
Terrier Sweeps the Boards at
. . Los Angeles Show. ,
Frank E. Watktnr champion Edge.
eote peer-awept everything before it in
the Los Angeles benoh ahow that closed
last night In tha southern elty. The
dog won flrst In open ; and winner
class, for ths best bull terrier dog, won
tha silver cup for -specials for being
tne best bull terrier dog and a silver cup
for being tha best dog of any breed of
euner sex in me anow. .
Champion JSdgeeote Peer la - pure
' . " .'
t " '
; ,.'t - '.
, ,, ., " .- .....
Wit TUniiiiMiaH "nTTrr 'ln-a raw
Champion Edftcote Peer, J. E. Wat'
kba Prise Winner at Loa Angeles
Bench' Show.. .-. ,t ,
PORTLAND, OR.
white English bull terrier, with the ex
ception of a very alight dark marking
around his left aye. la free from akin
pots and is - as near perfection in
makeup as possible.- Ha excel tn heed
properties, having a lone, strong' well
Sued up muaale, - evenly set teeth,
beautiful ay and ' placement, perfect
body, ahort whip tall, correctly carried,
and straight front with good lege and
feet ; He ia full of that much to be
desired terrier character ' and la a buU
terrier all tha way through.-
Ha la aired by the . imported dog,
Champion Bloomebury Baron, that won
numeroua firsts In England and wojind
up his show career by winning first
limit open an his championship at the
Crystal Palace show, Iondon, England,
im. Hla asm Is the well-known brood
bitob. Edgewood Queen, and while she
has "never been shown herself she Is a
litter slater to Champion Edgewood
Jean II. that has won many firsts in
this country and haa won her A. K. C
ohamplonshlp, defeating soma of ths
best bitcbea In America.
Here are hle-ennrrtn
First puppy winners at Ban Fran
claco, April, 1104, and also winner of
special for beat In hla breed, either sex,
and special for reserve for beat In show,
any breed.-James Mortimer, Judge.
First open and wlnnera at . Oakland.
California. fleptemberr-ll04, and special
for beat of bread la show. F. M. wand.
Judge.
Flrat open and winner at Ban Mateo,
California. September, 1904, and special
for best of breed In show. John Brad-
shaw. Judge.
Flrat open and .wlnnera at Vlotorla,
B. C and specUI for best bull terrier
dog tn ahow, April, 1105. E. N. Barker,
Judge. .....
First open and reserve winners at
Seattle. Washington, April. 1105. John
Lynn. Judge.
First open end winners at Portland,
Oregon, May,' 1105, and special for beat
of breed In ' show. Thomas Aahton,
Judge. .
Flrat open and winners at Ban Fran.
ctaoo. May, ' 105, and apeclal for beet
bull terrier dog In ahow, Thomaa Ash-
ton. Judge. "
First open and winners at Ban Mateo,
California, September, 101, and special
for beet bull terrier, elth.tr sex. In show.
John Bradshaw. Judge.
Flrat open and -winner at Spokane,
Washington, October, l6r and specials
for best bull terrier dog and beat dog la
ahow. any breed. Jama cola. Judge.
Flrat open and wlnnera at Los
Angeles, California, April 14. 1104. and
specials. for beet bull terrier dog end
best dog In show , any breed. James
Cola, Judge. .'
CROCKERS FALL BEFORE
RIVERSIDE SLUGGERS
The Riverside team - defeated - tha
Crockere yesterday afternoon In a well-
played game by the score of I to 1. 1
The Irvlngton team forfeited . their 1
game yeaterday morning by not ahow-I
Ine-ud. The llneupi :
Riversides. Crockere.
TwItchell-BulUvaa. p. ....... Branaugh
Kennedy . ...... .u. .......... . Soottl
Betus .,..,,...... Crocker!
Buahong ....... .lb. ...... .A. MoCarl
Sulltvan-Twltohell. Ibr. . , . .... Hebbart
Day ' ,4i,,t,,i,,.lb,( i. M McCarl
Bennett If ........... Wrenn
H. Howe.. ........rf.. ........ Cooper
Brady ',...,.cf..!.-..i. Oakley
AMERICAN LEAGUE..
' ' . Won. Lost P.O.
New Tork . 1 . e 1.000
PhUadelphlav. 1 0 1.000 1
Waahlnaton . . - ' 1 '. .0091
Boeton....... 0 1 .000
At Waahlngton Washington i. Phila
delphia 4.
At New TorV New Tork 2. Boston l.
(Spaelal DUsatek by Leaaad Wire ta Tha Jaurnil)
ji reano, caj., AprU 14. Toren loat hi
own game today. Both ha and Flts
geraid twirled In (In form and tha ninth
Inning began with tha eoore I ta I
1 Hogan bunted and Toren booted the
ball. Fltagerald bunted and beat tha
ball to flrst Walters lined .one down
to Sweeney, who fumbled It, filling tha
bases. Casey,' next up, hit a hot one at
Sweeney... and Hogan . came oyer . the
ple for tha winning run. Tha score:
, PORTLANP.
IB. IL H PfV A. XM
Mollale, or. ......... 4 1 I
Mocreoie, rr. .10 1 1
Sweeney, se, ........ I d 6
Mitchell. If. I I
dialer, id. .......... t V 1 1
McLean. O. 4 tit
0 j 0
Moore, lb. 4 f I
!lnahuo, lb. ........ I I
loreo, p. . 4 e e e
TotaJa
II V 111 II
.. "FRESNO."
4
...MM . h . V.
Walters, of.
Caaey, 2b. 1 ,
,.......- II 0 I
Mciaugniin,
1 .
....
1
iMgan.
aa. 1
lea, lb. 4 f
1. It. 5
Arellanei
Delmaa.
0
1
0
Hogan,' o, ...........
Flugerald, p.
Totals
.! I
I If
One out when winning run waa made
.. SCORE BT-1NNINQ&
Portland . . ...,.. .0 00-101 02
Hits . . ....... 1 1 1 1
Freeno . , 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 11
Hits . . .,,....1 0 14040 11
' ' SUMMART. i ...
SacrlSce hlta Donahue, Casey, Cart
wrlght Two-baae hlta Eagan, MoCre-
dle, McHale. Bases on balla Off Toren,
I; off Fltigerald, a. Struck out By T
ran. 8. Stolen bases McHale. Mitch-
all. - Waltara. Eacan. Lrt -on baai
rortiana, 7; rTeano, id. rirai oaae on
errore Freano, z. Time or game one
hour and 10 minutes, umpire MODon-
ald. . , . . .
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
fWon.
Lost,
o
0
. 1 -'
1
I '
F.C
1.001
1.000
.
Boston ............. 2
Pittsburg . . ........... 1
Chicago . ............. 2
New York ..,.......
Philadelphia 1
6I
.121
-JJI
Cincinnati-. . ........ u
Bt. Liouis . e
.004
Brookiye... m . t 0 ,
1 ,-'-1.000
At- St. Louis St. - Louis-Pit Uhurg
a-ama coaroonad ! rain,
At Clnolnnati Cincinnati J. cnioago a.
At New - Tort Boeton 1, Brooklyn 0,
At Philadelphia Qlanta 1, Pblladsl
phla L .-. . '
THIRD PORTLAND ACADS
-BEAT M. A. A. C. JUNIORS
Yesterday morning the third Portland
academy team beat the M. X A. C
Junior at baseball by a acore of I to T.
Tha feature of tha game war Cason's
pitching and Snow'a fielding and
Meyers' oatcning. xne une-up was:
P. A. I. M. A. A. C. Jr,
H. Caaon.. P Douglas
II. Cooklngham....e. ........... Meyara
O. Summers.. ss..,,,,., Oallengr
C. Nloholeon.......lb..,. Doonell
W. Howe ,.tb..,,,., Patteraoa
J. Taylor... 2b Alexander
B. 8now...........l.f Sutton
L.- Mill...... cf Stanley
F. Bell r.f Sharp
Springfield atlgh Sekeot Tletot.
(anecUl Stspatch te Xbe leanaLr
Eugene, Or., April 14. In a game of
baseball at Recreation park today the
Springfield high school nine won from
the Eugene high school by the score of
it to 14. Lineup: .
EL 11 I, S. H. 8.
Preston ...... .....lb... Anderson
Hurd ............. 2b... .,.... Eraklns
Wllllame lb... Stag
King ..es Anders
Vanduyn ......... .p. .... Walker
Wataoa e.' n P. Ersklne
Barbour If Lamar
Robertson ........c f ........ Valvalaah
Armstrong r. f Smltson
Soteefer 2ea4a Button.
(Spaelal Dlapateh ht Lteead Wire te Ta Jaarnal)
New Tone April 14. in the Inter
national billiard tournament tonight
Bchaefor defeated Sutton by the aoore
of 100 to 111. Bchaofer'e high run was
hi, average i.
:Mi4t .-K-mW 4-''. te-.-:..v.Bv
Claude Swam,' Crack Pole Vaulter
M ; ; ; 5 LOW and HIGH CUTS
ym "TS BLACKS - i
EMPLOYERS ARE KG
MEN, SAYS ANSEH
Employment Agent Needs Five
Thousand Railroad Hands
Vat Once. ' '
Employment agent declare that fuUy
10.000 more common laborers could
readily secure work tomorrow In terri
tory tributary to Portland. C R. Han
sen Jr.- sars that the railroad oontrac
tore In Oregon, Washington and Idaho
have placed orders with .him to send
them 1,400 men at once.
"It appear Impossible to get enough
men to supply the demand," ' says Mr.
Hansen, "and the railroad offlolals are
fearful that their extenalone will be de
layed. To, help along matters they of
fer to ship men here free of charge
from Minneapolis, Bt Paul, Duluth and
from other points In the eaatern
state. But so far very ' few hav
availed theraaelvea of the opportunity
to come weat on these liberal terms.
A ecala of 11.20 a day of 10 hours has
been fixed for ordinary workmen, while
skilled mechanics will receive much
higher pay. - There will be steady em
ployment on these . new roads being
built for at leaat two years. Bo far aa
tha demand for labor Is concerned tha
western country was 'never mora pros
perous than at present."
In order to Keep ineir employee rrom
going elsewhere to accept positions the
same authority asserts that tha local
sawmill companlea will ehortly raise
their wage ecala from It to 1121 a day.
He explalna that the logging camps and
eawmlll flrma down the Columbia river
are -also wanting many more men and
very soon a big force of laborers will
bo needed en - the government canal
which wftl be built in the Klamath
eountry.
"I received an order . today, con
cluded Mr. Hansen, "for IS unskilled
men to work In a sawmill at 12.50 a
day. Thta la tha highest wag for that
character of labor to be offered thla aea.
eon and It ehowa plainly the scarcity
of labor in tha country. Wagea ere
sure to advance right along, aa men
are needed In every line of Industry out
In the country from the farm hand to
the railroad laborer." t
SIX BASIES IK A.WcEK.
ItSaay Seaaea Cade TzTf Bviiait e
Feat, Tew fixe.
The paat weX haa certainly bean
FOURTH AND YAniX. Y. U. C. A. IVOZZIZ
handled by the house of Eller have Bet
been ralaed la a elngle tnstano haa In
duced many ahrewd buyers te take ad
vantage of our publicity contest and
avail - thawnel veaof the - prtee credit
oerttflcates which they were fortunate
enough to win.
. Many of the fine high-grade tnetru
ments handled by Bllera Piano Heoee,
Including Webara, Kimball. Hobart M.
Cables, Pianola pianos and Oroheatrellee
have been aold slno laat Monday, but
no leaa than alx beautiful Cbickartag
"Baby Grand havs been selected by dis
criminating buyer.
Htm. K. O. Hall of Everett street se
lected . a .beautiful. Checkering Baby
Orand. In an exqulalt mahogany caae.
Another superb Chlckerlng - was pur
chased by C M. Dilley. who resides at
East Thirty-fifth street The thlrtt
Chlckerlng. went to A. N. Sturgae of
Mad ford and the fourth and fifth were
selected by Meaars. A. W. Wlcher and
H. W. Branln and shipped to far-away
Boise, and tha sixth Chlckerlng piano
waa purchased by J. F. Daneke of Six
teenth street lata yeaterday afternoon,
. The Successful Candidate I
For state treasurer will be John K.
Aitken. .. . -
v"- VOTE FC:
J.R.T
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3. B. Wkltaey for rut
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