The Oregon daily journal., June 29, 1906, Page 16, Image 16

THE OREGON ,' DAILY JOURNAL, 'PORTLAND, FRIDAY EVENING,' JUNE M. .1SC&.
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OPEN RING LIKED
By SEHITIEIIES
v- ,4x-:;Xx
Cofoman. Hit Scores Winning
Bettors, at the Meadows Appre
ciate Abolition of Syn
"dJcate Boot. ,
Run After a Long and : "
Listless Came.
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ESSICK AND M'LEAN vi- l
DID SPLENDID WORK
LARGE CROWDS ATTEND
FIRST TWO WEEKS
Tigers Tied Score in Fifth Inning, but
' After That Receired but One Safe
I Prive Off. EtakkmelCrowd in
- Attendance. . , '
Claaa of Horse at Seattle the Beat
, That Have Ever JRun in the Pa
cific Northwest Bookies Were
Loeers for First Five Days,
GIANTS IVin HI THE
flTII IMG
Portland 4, Fresno 1. 10 Inning,;
Batteries:. Esslck and McLean; Mc
Gregor and Dash wood. :
' The rain, th rain, tha glorloua rain,
. tiaa coma to - Portland one a arm In." But
' while It poured torranta In tba central
' alty yesterday afternoon, . tha heavenly
element refrained from emptying In
Recreation perk until tha game waa wall
along in the sixth Inning, but tha down
pour waa noil aufflcleat to call a halt.
. Tha only spectators present at tha
game were those who paaa through tha
"wicked" gate, at whosa portal hla
Royal Joint. Mr. Jon tie Hlgglna, pr
aldea.. There waa no need of the caah
turnstiles, tha few faithful friend of
tha body hooting past Hlgglns Into the
ground and by McDonald's free en
trance Into tha grandstand. ....
- Tha game lasted 14 Innings and waa
a poor exhibition. The highest feature
of the contest waa tha battery work of
Esslck and McLean. ' Esslck Waa In
. splendid form in avery Inning excepting
r'the fifth, when hla curves got twisted
and the Tigers burned In two run,, tie-ins-
the. score. After this Bill waa there
with tba goods, putting It of tha visitors
' on his strikeout list. McLean's batting
waa tha brightest snot In tha day'a per
formance. The hi- fellow connected
aaely four times out of four times up
and his work with tha atlck was largely
Instrumental In' helping tha Olanta win.
A to the rest of the gama there waa
nothing of Interest and the affair lum
bered along for I hour and II minute
before tha welcome and put in ita ap-
. pe ranee, ... .....
Portland ecored one In the second,
third and fourth Innings, and the Tigers
. aent one acrosa in the third on two
hit, and two in the fifth on three safe
; wallops. From that time tha gama pro-
greed without tba semblance of a run.! honor of capturing tha ladtea' plat at
until the end of tha tenth, when Smith
hit safely, Lister walked and McLean
in an attempt to sacrifice made first on
an Infield hit. Coleman came along and
cored Smith on a drive between third
and abort. Thla left matters 4 to t
la favor of tba home crew and the cur
tain rang down upon a peaceful scene.
.Tba score: -
PORTLAND.
McHale. cf. -.,
Sweeney, as. ........
Mitchell. If. ..'
McCredle, rf. ,
nirnn, id. .......
Lister, lb. ,
McLean, c. .......
Coleman, 2b. ....
Esslck, p. .......
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4 i tee
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1 4 11 ' 0
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...
... 4
... 4
... I
4 11 U f t
Totals . ...........11
. FRESNO.
AR R. H. PO. A. PI
11 4 0 1
O
1
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o
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0
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......
Doyle, cf. .
Walter, rf.
Casey,, lb. -
: Kiran, m, . . . ,
McLaughlin, II. ......
Delmaa, to. .........
Imshwootl, c ........
Horan, lb. ..........
McGregor, p. ........
Totala
...40 TMT 14 1
None out whan winning run scored.
SCORE BY. INNINGS.
Portland 4 1 ip' 0 0 1 4
Hits . .......1 11111111 t 11
. Fresno ... .....0 On 0100000 1
Hits ........ 0 OlltOlOOO 7
SUMMARY.
':' Struck out Br Esalck, It: by McGre
gor, 4. Bssea OQ ball Oft Esslck, t;
off McGregor. 5. Two-base hits Mc
Lean, McHale, Smith. Double play-McGregor-,
to Casey to Horan. Hac ri
fle hits Sweeney 1. Stolen base
Smith, Delmaa, Casey. Hit by pitched
' i ball Bsslck. First base on errors
Portland, t; Fresno, t. Left on Vases
Portland, t; Fresno, 8. Tlma of game
. Two hours and 26 minutes. . Umpire
KnelL . . - - . .
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.
JV " . Won. '
San Franclaco .. ..... .41 .
Portland tl
Los Angeles ..........tt .
Seattl ..18-
Fresno , . ............ .2t
Oakland . . to
Lost
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Angela Made Brrora. '
. (Jeeraal Special get tire.)
' Oakland. Cal., June It. Tha Angels'
errors allowed tha locala to win yeater
" day. Score: , .
R.H. B.
4 1
1
Batteries Randolph and Eaaer: Catea
, and Peralto.
Lna Angelea ...01 100000 0 t
Oakland . . .....0 0100001 14
There waa considerable Interest die
', played in tha Tale-Harvard boat race
by the college men In Portland and In
' qui lies were made yesterday at brief
intervals to learn tha atatua of the
; race. Several bogus report were afloat
' ' during tha afternoon, one of which
; caused Joyl for a brief while with one
nan and sadness ever since.
(Special Oorretueadeaee of The Joaraal.) ,
Seattle, Waah., June It. The 1I0
season of racing at Tha Meadowa l
now. nearly two weeks old and even in
that abort time tha contrast between
the racing and booking of the-p resent
and past is so great there la such a
marked, change for tha batter, that tt
doea not take an axpert to see It at a
glance. . There 'are more horses than at
previous meetings and vastly better
onea than in former seasons, while in
place of tha syndicate 1 to 1. 1 to 1
and t - to t prices that prevailed fa.
vorltes at I to 1 and "Dutch" books
where tha percentage.' la against tha
beokle ' instead of in his .favor are
much to evidence. ,. . " -
Some f tha macs.
O. P. McNeil's Galore mar Funny-
aide seems to be tha star performer
among tha older horses having wow
three limes M'- many starts and be
ing credited with a mils In 1:40 H with
107 pound - up, and a circuit of the
track In 1:4IU in the' mad with ' lot
pounds Thue far Watchful and Charlea
Green are tha beat of the t-year-olda
shown. The latter la an ' own brotbet
to the peerleaa Bofala, invincible aa a
1-year-old in tha eolora of Barney
Schrelber, a few yeara ago In Califor
nia. Watchful ia by Imported Mirthful
(a great aire owned by John C Madden
that was -killed by lightning two years
ago) from Wary, a mare that made a
fortune for Thomas H. Stevens, tha
veteran turfman, who also owna Watch
ful. Barry Stover'a Native Son, a
gelding by Glenhelra's Sister Jeanle the
sire and dam racers of good claaa, la
by far tha tmt 1-year-old started here.
Ha won on tho.'opening day In the mud
at half a mile and yesterday had the
four and a half furlongs, worth 8650
to tha Petaluma racing magnate, be
sides a Una cup, value unknown, and
whlnh was presented along with ra
speech to ths modest "Shske" .by a
beautiful ml named Struve. It waa
even betting that "Tba Snake" would
much 1 rather have been conducting .a
cock main than waiting for the young
lady to make her pretty little spiel, and
hp aald "thanks," and flew down tha
judges' stand atalra with tha cup Just
aa If some one waa trying to steal
Kenllworth, the pride of hla heart and
the maker of hla fortune. He waa for
letting "the boys" drink., out, of tha
handsome sliver and. gold affair at tha
bar, but on eecond thought came to the
conclusion that hla tin cups' over at tha
kitchen and his barrel "boose" was mora
sensible than drinking "esse goods"
from a cup of 'silver and gold.
Perhapa tha most interesting feature
of tha firat week'a sport was the win
of the 10-year-old gelding, W. B. Gate,
It being hla one hundredth victory ot
tha turf. . Thla honor haa oome to but
Ave horses In all history, and of tha
five tha record of but one (Bellsarlus)
can probably be proven. Tha Ave aald
to have won 100 or mora races are:
Madam Bishop, 110 win, moat of them
at "bush" meetings, four one afternoon
according to John Strita, her owner,
who hailed from Missouri (Joplln)i
Nancy Till, an Irish mare, 107 wins;
Bellaarlua, a 81, Blaise gelding, 101
wlna; Logan X?tha Iron - Horse" from
Aleck BbleW's stable), 100 vlctorlea,
only 78 of h!ch appear in Goodwin's
Guide, and W. B. Gatea, 100 wins,
many of which ware . at Pine Bluff,
Arkadelphla, Stuttgart and other points
In Arkansas, near the homo of hla
owner. Captain R. R. Rloa, of Varner,
Arkansas. Aa said before, tha win of
W. B. Gatea was tha feature of the
week'a racing, and Captain Rloa aald
he waa happier over the old Prince
Royal gelding's success than if be bad
won tba beat auks offered at tha meet
ing. ,'
The World Zs Small.
Tha world la not vary big; after all
for among those who saw Gatea get
home in front for tha hundredth time
was Garnett Ferguson, whosa mother
bred the distinguished racer In Ken
tucky. Garnett waa at the Kingston
farm when tha colt waa sold at private
sale" to George C. Bennett for 81.000
and- accepted the coin in payment for
him. Csptaln Rica la the wealthleat
man In hla section of Arkansas and ia
one of the few men la tha middle west
who races purely for pleasure, if the
horse earn their oats he is delighted.
At his stock farm he haa old Max
Taper, a retired racer, by Mlsr Candle
man, brother to St. Blaise, for which
he ones refused tZf.000, and which, con
sidering what an awful cripple he was,
proved one of the most remarkable race
horses ever known. He ran alx furlongs
close to 1:11 and a mile in l:lt and
waa expected to break down any day.
"Cap" Rice waa the bitterest enemy
ever possessed by tha Western Jockey
club, dominated by the Cellaa. and when
that faction built at Hot Springs tha
governor' -of Arkansas, Jeff Davla, a
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Ths bookmakers that, were operating
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Froellch on the block for them. Joe
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CRACK TRAINER TO
REMAIN AT EUGENE
" (Bperlal Dispatch to The Journal.)
University of Oregon. Ehigene, June
It. "Bill" Hayward. the favorite track
trainer, yesterday signed up an agree
ment with the athletlo council at tha
stats university to coach tha ath
letea at - - the - Inatltutlon for tha
next " two yeara. Hayward has
shown - a . strong tendency - to fa
vor remaining at - Eugene to have
the management of track men and tha
students are now oertaln that the teams
to be developed In tha next two years
will be the best team on tha coast.
Tha University of . Wisconsin and the
University of Notre Dame wanted, the
California man very much .and offered
aome flattering inducements to get him.
It is reported here that Wlsoonln' of
fered to . give Hayward entire control
of athletic If he would come eaoet for
two years. Hayward will move hla fam
ily to Eugene and will watch tha de
velopment of tha track men all tha year
around. . -
SPORTINQ GOSSIP.
Tha Boston Americana are signing
new men In bunchea and expect, to have
a new team by next year.
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. Six oluba with aa average of .600 or
better makea a fine race in tha American-league.
: . . ,.' :..
With Bebrlng. Oleason. Wolverton,
Delehanty, Unglaub, Street, Charlea and
CorridoaV-the, AUUlamaport club of the
Trl-State Hague looks like 'a major
league outfit. i:
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Tha New Tork Americana have had
the better of the series with all the
eluba except Cleveland. . The Napa have
won five out of seven with th High.
lanaers.
Columbia of tha South Atlantlo league
recently won a gama from Savannah
1 to without making a hit --
'. ; -e
The St. Joseph elub in the Western
association has - been transferred l
Hutchinson, Kanaas.
K . '
Ed, OeeTs, tha famous driver, will
start his campaign at Llbertyvllle July
4, and will then enter upon, tha grand
circuit :
. e e . .:
A large and high-class entry Hat Is
reported for tha Southern tennis cham
pionship tournament to ha pulled off
nert week at Atlanta.
Tha next open-air horse show on the
calendar Is that at Toronto, where ths
exhibition will open next Monday
PORTLAND PLAYERS WIN
CHECKER CHAMPIONSHIP
The BO-game checker match for 1100
and tha championship gold medal of the
Facino coast, between w. ttowe or Ban
Francisco snd P. E. Berg of this olty,
the champion of Oregon, came to a close
Wednesday night resulting in a viotory
for tha Portland man. Tha - score:
Berg I, Bows 4, drawn 41. Berg recent
ly waa elected to tha important office
of secretary and treasurer of the Ameri
can Checker association, which is ths
biggest checker association in tha world,
with members in tha United States and
Canada. .
BEAVER WILL CARRY
CLUB MEN DOWN RIVER
Superintendent Woodard of-tha Mult
nomah club announced thla morning
that everything waa In readiness for the
"low Jinks" that wUI take place on Sun.
day next down the Columbia river. Tha
steamer Beaver' has been chartered for
the day and will sail from tha foot of
Washington atreet at 1:10 o'clock. . The
program haa been arranged with great
care and contains many , interesting
William Hayward, Who Has Bean Se
cured to tT rain Oregon's Athletes
for Two Years.,.
It
stunts and odd doings. Rain or ahlna,
the Beaver and tha Beavera will aall.
Tha boat wUI return in tlma for Sunday
evening attractlona. ,
GOOD RUNNING AT
THE MEADOWS TRACK
("peels! Dispatch te The Jnersal.)
Seattle. June II. Reaulta at the
Meadowa: . .- .A .,
Six furlongsAmbitious won. Betsy
second. Governor Davla third; time,
1:11. '
Five furlongs Oraos St. Clair won.
Plm Kim eecond. Lady a Beauty third;
time, 1:014.
Five furlongs Nanon wonL Lady Bim
bo second, Camelatta third; time, 1:02.
Five furlonga James A. Murray won,
E. C Runte second, Olendennlng third;
tlma, 1:0. . - - . ,.,.
, Ona mile Pay Ma won, Florence Fon
so second. Doctor C, third; time, 1:41 ft.
. One mile Luclan won. Jackfull sec
ond. Dusty Miller third; tlma. 1:4114.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Won.
Philadelphia It
Cleveland . . . J4
New Tork . It
St Louie . ...... ."....S3
Chicago . . . 11 '
Detroit II
fWashlngton . . .....i.ll
tioston , in
Lost .
PC.
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.611
.625
.617
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. At Waaalagtoa.
K. H. E
Washington 4 t 1
Philadelphia .....'..! Ill 1
Batteries Smith and Wakefleld; Wad
dell and Scbreck.
1 ' At Cleveland. , ,
First game . , R. H. E.
Cleveland.. .................. .1 .71
Chicago . . .- i...l 7 0
Batteries Bhoadea and Bern Is; Alt
rock and Sullivan. -
Second game , R. H. E.
Cleveland! .t I 0
Chicago ?. ....0 4 1
- Batteries Joaa and Clark; Patterson
and Hart ; ,
' N ! At Battwl, - j
.. - an B.
Detroit .......V....l I 1
St Louis . t 11 I
Batteries Eubanka and Warner; Ja
cobean and Spencer. ...
, At Mew Tork.
" ' ; jR. H."B.
Boston. . I.,..;.., .......4 f 1
New Tork. .....7 11 0
Batteries Harrla, Dlneen. Toung and
Armbruater; Hogg and Klelnow. (. -
Toa are mot properly looking out for
We. X nalaaa ye wateh Tha Jonnal
, Wail AdA - ' .
YESTERDAY'S RACING
AT SHEEPSHEAD BAY
. . (Journal Rpeeial Berries.)
New Tork, June II. Sheepahead Bajf
results:
Six furlongs Klamesha won. Hand- '
sarra second, Roeebud third; time,
1:111-1..' :"-
Steeplechase, short course Paul Jonea
won. Gold Fleur second. Kernel thlrd
time, 4:07 1-6. ,
Tha Surf stakes, five and a half fur-1
longs Peter Pan won, Alatheuo second,
Arlmo third; time, 1:07.
Tha Sheepshsad Bay handicap ona
mile Inquisitor won, P. .Von Tromp
second, Halifax third; time, 1:17 t-S. .
Five furlonga Captain Emertoh won.
Umbrella second, J. C. Oora third i time,
1:01..
Ona mile and a alxteenth, on turf
Entree won. Just So second, Far West
third; tlms, 1:41. ,, - ., ,
WILL PLAY FOR THE . -
BLYTH GOLF: TROPHY
The plaS for tha Blyth cup.- which
waa postponed from last Saturday, will '
be continued tomorrow and Sunday at
tha Waverly links The play .-, was
scheduled to start laat Saturday, bdt aa .
It didn't appear In a manner suitable
to the committee tha play waa post,
poned. Ths Blyth cap Is a perpetual '
trophy, given to tha club by Mr. Blyth,
father of Percy Blyth, and waa won -last
year by Allan Wright i
NORTHWEST LEAGUE
. Bala at Asordeea, . . - , ;
. Aberdeen, Wash., June l.-MDn1y flvd
Innings were played here yesterday on
account of rain. Score: ..:..
... .- - R.H.J5.
Spokane . . ........0 0 I 0 0-rl I
Q ray a Harbor.. . I. . t' 0 00 01 tt I
Batteries Rush, Franklin and Sueasj
Brlnker end R. Bnettlger, t
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' Westmoreland, Kan., May I, ll
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