The Oregon daily journal., April 15, 1907, Page 4, Image 4

ilGIIIOIl TALKS
II HI
A New Hitch Appear Iri the
O'Brien and Burns Fight
Negotiations. ' " '
PHILADELPHlAN WANTS .
THE FORFEIT PUT UP
Bill Bqnbreo Says That Be Will Take
on the Winner of the Contest and
Will Make Good by Posting Five
Thousand Dollars. . 'V- ;'"..' "
. ' By TT. W. Naughten.
" (Journal Special Service.)
Ban Francisco, April 15. There a
tangle In the Burns-O'Brleav fight, and
It will take- some unraveling. Prom
some one who Is very, very cloae to
Jack O'Brien It U learned that the
purs of 130,00 with which MeCarey
of Loa Angel" was aupposed to outbid
the Rhyellte $25,000 aeveral months ago
ia m. mere chimera, and that (-the only
'" real money-at Issue ts a sirra-of flO.eeO
which O'Brien Insists shall be posted
as a guarantee that his share of the
rate recelpta will not be leas than that
amount.. ,
. O'Brien, who was In' San Frsnolsco
a day .or two ago, wherever ha may be
now, aatd that MeCarey was to bar
posted thla tlO.OOO on March IS.
"He haan't done so, or he would
bare warned me," aald Jack. "Until
the 110.000 rM up, I will keep away
from Loa Angeles. I hare other fish
. to fry. and MeCarey needn't think he
is going to get me to box Burns on a
percentage basis without any guaran
tee. i f
From loa Angeles . comes word that
MoCarey denlea having promised to poet
tlO.OOO on March If.: or at any other
time. In delivering himself thusly
MeCarey, without noticing it maybe. Is,
' knocking the props from under bis con
tention that there la a 130.000 purse at
' stake, for the merest tyro In matters
pugilistic knowa that promoters who
offer prises for that amount have to
place aome. If not all. of the -purse in
' safe keeping somewhere. -. '
As the matter Stands, MeCarey In
elsta that, the match ia for. a $50,000
puree, and that the fighters are to Uka
1 bla word for it O'Brien Bays that the
. match so far as ha la concerned Is for
a guaranteed sum of $10,000, and as
' much more as he can get by the per- j
rentage route. Maybe In a day or two
when the matter In dispute la threshed
out thoroughly by wire we will hearj
- that It waa all a misunderstanding and
that the contest will take place on time. !
But whether It will be for $80,000 or
.. leu or more we will never know.
Bow O'Brien Argues. ' - ;
O'Brien, according to report, speaks
' quite frankly when arguing that tt
' would be poor buslnesa for him to fight
' Burns for a bare percentage. Be says
' that, having boxed Burns once, the gilt
Is off the-gingerbread, and that It la
j bard to tell whether the publio really
t; wants to see Tommy and himself In ac-
"tloe agafn.' "Tlte taM-tbar the arttcleet
, call for 20 rounds the same as before
will lead many to expect another draw,
aaye -Jack. If tble eeoand e were -4a
be a finis U would be different
O'Brien baa been offered-' a - match
5 wit Gunner- Motr, -the.' same to take
( place In London in the autumn tn eon
? nectlon with, Billy Nolan's grand Inter
v national passage-M-arma, In - which
i American puglllata will be pitted against
f. Britons. , Up-to-date Nolan has been
1 quite, tactful la making bia . arraage-
menta for the big tourney across the
i pond, being fearful that If too much
.- were said, about his plans some unkind
t, person might remark: "No wonder they
are avoiding uana.-
The schame aa far as can be learned
f. is as follows: A rich Englishman of
mw
EjHTERS
f sporting instincts is oeninu hhio, mi - - - . T . . '
V the series of Queensberry contests Will ."But tt O'Brien should defeat Burns r
be held at Olympla, the Madison Square , was eaked Coffroth.
i Garden ;ef London.. In August next "Tnaf Is something I haven't allowed
" Nolan., who came across from England for," said Coffroth with a smile. This
i to sign up men for the tourney, toldile tanUmount to aaylng that he be-
; such as he placed blmseu in toucn witn
' that be wanted - four championship
i events. After canvalng the altuauon
The deetded upon the following program:
f Jimmy Walsh vs. Digger Stanley, Abe
i Attel va. Joe Bowker, Battling Nelaon
' vs.Johriny Summers, and Bam Langford
va Gunner Molr. '
After thinking matters over Nolan
'' decided be could Improve ' upon the
Jieavyweight card end he Invited O'Brien
' to take the place of Langdon. O'Brien
' rather likes the idea and will be among
r the Nolan voyagers probably when the
.American Queensberry specialists set
eut for England In July.
. Bill Sqttlree. the Australian champion.
, will be bare In a few days. He said la
, The wens Wave la earning'.
wui yen ears iook Van yoa, knTe
aaed rans e-varaoatT . ,
Oav stoeas ia bow tan ef eprlaa
noveatlee. - , . '
Tbie wak ear long salt t en
Kan's Salte eg ' - w . .
SIS.OO
Slxty-foa vartetlee ef tke newest
things on- ,
t i
GlolhinqCd
V'.o's aad ys' Oaflttare.
tsa-l Third gu Mokawk sUdg.
HQLLADAY PLAYER TELLS
ABOUT YESTERDAY'S GAT.1E
Has Praise for Hit Own Aggrega
tion, but Doesn't Care for
the St. Johns Lads.
'. The St. Johns High school team and
the Holladays crosaed beta at St. Johns
Sunday. The Bt. Johns team, said to be
a team ploked from the High echool of
that city, waa a picked team from the
team that played the bt. jonne, ana
only three of the .High echool players
performed, although the whole team waa
on the Held. The score etood f-4 In the
seventh Inning, when the playera not
belonging to the High echool team quit
and Manning, the star pitcner o me ou
Johns High, was then forced to play
with -their regular team, but feeling
that they had no ahow without out
sider they walked off the Held and the
umpire awarded the game to HoUaday.
The feature of the game waa the pitch
ing' of the - ' Holladay pitcher, who
truck out the nrat eeven men who
faced him. He fanned tea men In seven
Innings. The batting of Onnandy was
good. Be secured two hits out of four
times up. bringing In two of Holladay s
rune. Yett also got two hlta out of
four times at bat. He made one of the
rune for Holladay.- The nelding of Me
Donnold at short was aa usual very
-ma vmiimi clayed an extra good
il-rei lima- at .second,!
George Murray, the Mouaaaya now
baseman, played well, having 10 chances
and no errors. Ben Weiss, tha star
Aelder ef the HoUaday team, sprained
him arm by falling over first baas and
.in ha out of tha game for a long time.
Thla Is not the Holladay teairi that waa
defeated Saturday By wonn wmnu.
but we would like to bave.tne nonin
Portland team that wrote ns a poaiai
call 'up East 1217 arter s ocioca. aa
we cannot iake bead or tall of bis
postal card. The lineup: , -St,
Johns. r- ' Holladsy.
O Poff Duncomb
Los. MUt... ...... ....... Wlthycombe
Berley ,1b.... "M.a.rrsT
Oarles - wiiiiams
Los. Milt ...lb
Knowles ...as McDonnold
Morce . . . . .. If Murphy
Manning .Tf. ......... . Tettr
a Poff ;ef weiss
Umpire C Paries. "
an Interview at Honolulu that he wanted
t begin bin American career with a
match with the winner tef the -Bums-O'Brien
fight snd that be would poet
ts.000 with the writer on arrival, the
same to go aa either forfeit or aide bet.
It Is bis Intention to be at the ringside
In Los Angeles if Burn and' O'Brien
aneeU ' v ;'-' ; '- ''''
Should the Burns-O'Brien maten ran
through It . la highly probable tnat
flnnlrea and Barns will be matched to
fight at Colraa on Decoration day. Jim
Coffroth, the San Francisco promoter.
who sent Nelson and Brut togetner at
Col ma, haa been working on the Squires-
Burna oontest for eeverai weeaa. Burns
started the ball by writing to Coffroth
and asking 'him to arrange the affair.
In replying Coffroth reminded Bums
that waa already matched with O'Brien
and to thla Tommy sent answer: "You
go ahead and get Squires for me. ill
whin O'Brien surely and will be ready
J, box Squlrea a" few weeks later."
-Coffroth says: . , uuns: a ouuires
Burne match would be a big card even
thou ah It should happen that O'Brien
and Burns boxed another 1IraW3 You see
Saulres and Burns are built on the
same lines and each of thera Is a deter
mined rushing fighter.' I. don't know
of any one among American heavy
weights better fitted to give the Aus
tralian a thorough trying out and for
that reason I am looking forward to
bringing the men together. Of course I
can't say that I have the match cinched.
Burns haa toid me to go ahead and
make the arrangements but Squires will
have something to say on the subject
when he arrive I don't expect that
the Australian will throw any obstacles
I th f meeting, though.'
--. atm vhlav
llevee Burna wll win from O'Brien if
uicf luw a.M. .
"Please state for me that no matter
what others think of my ring qualifica
tions I will be very much to the fore
when It comes time to select aa oppo
nent for Squires." raid Jack O'Brien.
"I an- still on deck and the match
making department which I preside over
personally la as active as ever. Like
every ether fighter I believe In making
good terms and If my proposals are en
tertained who knows but what I may
m-et Burna at Los Angeles, Squires at
whatever place the beat Inducements Of
fer, and then make the, Journey " with
Nolan and tackle Gunner Molr, ' the
English heavyweight champion T"
From which it may be Inferred that
Squires will get right down to business
soon after be steps ashore.
'calendar of sports
' Monday Meeting of Queen's bounty
Jockoyclnb at Aqueduct open a wtth
Carter handicap. Finish fight between
John Wllle and Mike Bcbreck at Tone,
pah, Nevada. A
Tuesday Opening of two days horse
show at Ashevills, North Carolina.
Mackey McFarland vs. "Kid" Goodman,
11 rounds, at Davenport. Iowa,
Wadneeday Opening of annual bench
ahow of Chicago Kennel . club. Ameri
esn Association of Professional Base
ball eluba opens season. Second, annual
tournament of Texas ooir sssociation
at San Antonio. Opening of two days'
shoetlag tournament at Ottawa, Kan-
Thursdsy Virginia baseball league
opens Its season. Xacrosse mstcb be
tween Canadian and South of England
teams ' In London. Annual track meet
of Southern Intercollegiate A. A. at
Nashville, Tennessee. Opening of three
Oars' borae ahow at Orange, New Jersey.
Friday Annual Marathaa race at
Boston. Massachusetts. North Shore
Kennel club bench show at Salem, Mas
sachusetts. Texas Baseball - league
opens Its eeasotw. Two days shooting
tournament opens at Chsnute. Kansas.
Saturday Opening . of Pittsburg
Sportsman's show, to continue one week.
Northwestern Baseball league epena Its
season. Lacrosse , match between
Canadian and Southwest England teams
at Bristol.
PACIFIC CO AST LEAGUE
. '. Won.
. . . 4 .
Lost
1 .
PC
.750
.700
.100
.2(0
Los Angelas .
k Francisco
......... 7
Portland ............. I - '. t ,
Oakland . . ,, i
Baseball at Dayton. .
, OiMeial tHapateh ts The JoaraaLI
Dayton. Or., April 15. The baseball
season opened here Saturday with a
game between North Tarn hill and Day
ton. The games ended I to 1 tn favor
of Dayton. The batteries: North Yam
hill Bell and Hutchcluft "Dayton
a-anao ana VIOCB. '
TRI-C1TY SEASON
UNDER HEADWAY
Milliners and Brewers Begin
- , Playing Under Brightest
' Auspices.
MYERS PITCHES FINE
BALL FOR THE VICTORS
Good-Sised Crowd Witnesses Frakes
Aggregation Take m Fall Out" of
the North Pacific Brewers Nine In
First Game of the Year.
Promptly at t :3S yesterday afternoon
Umpire Joe Stutt called "play ball" and
the Milliners and Brewers faced each
other In the opening game of the Trl
City league. . There was a big, good-na
tured and enthuaiaatio crowa oi icsi
fans on hand to grace the bleaohere and
mnilitiiiii and incidentally to try the
lungs that have grown rusty since 1006.
There were no extra ceremonies, as the
parking r.f the, playera- tha tOgalpg of
the first ball over the plate by a local
dignitary, the blare of brass banda or
the botating of the nag. irue, mere
were fireworks and a balloon ascension.
but as these happened during the game
the particulars will come out later. The
opening ceremony waa business-llks and
the boys behaved like leaguers of years'
standing. The Brewers' won the toss
snd took the field. Southpaw Pender,
looking plump and skssy, occupied the
knoll and little King peeped over the
edge of a huge mitt at the receiving end.
Joe Fay -with his new hickory bat waa
the first man to officially face the field
for the aeasqn of 107 on tha local pre
feasional diamond. Pender steamed one
over and Mr. Stutt called "strike!" Joe
connected with the next one for a aln-
glo. Captain Newell came up to bunt.
Fay went down, but King nailed him at
second byarysrd or two.
. larrell stuffs One.
Newell punched, one through Fry.
White banged one out to rarreu in
right who muffed It, Archie Parrott
hit safe to centerfleld and Newell at
tempted to make the first score.' Mo
Holland made a pretty throw from the
aardon and Newell waa out at the plat a
Oliver hit to Griffith and waa thrown
out at first. The Brewers came in and
picked up their bungstarters,' Van Riper
landed on one to deep left, but miscal
culated a few feet and Rich Parrott, tha
human- giraffe, reached up seven feet,
nine Inches and gathered the fly by
Its short hair. King hit a liner to Hous
ton, Fry hit to Houston. who made a
bad throw to first and Johnny was aafs.
Fsrrell hit to Houston and was slammed
out st first In the second, third,
fourth, fifth snd sixth both teams gath
ered . gooseeggs. Pender pitched him
self out of bad holes. ' wooo, ine Brew
ers' second baseman, distinguished him
self by some fast work and Ash Hous
ton won everlasting glory ny some
clever blocking and throwing.
. ; So Tar. So Oood.
The rairie. MP pn'n a
mighty pretty exhibition, and for teams
rr.at have had no training ana were
practically together for the first time
the performance was remarkable. The
Milliners bad secured four, hi ta and the
Brewers . one. It was anybody's gams,
although the Milliners had a ahade the
best of It and Pender'e support was
rather reared. During this period the
Brewers had been quietly getting their
balloon In ahape for an aerial flight and
the Milliners had unpacked their fire
works. A preliminary show was sprung
In the seventh when Mangold bit to
Wood, who juggled, Troy Myers rapped
out a single, Fay bit to right Held, the
ball being muffed, and lo! the baaes
were, full. Newell bunted, ecorlng Man
gold. While rapped a fielder's choice,
Myera retiring, then followed a little
exolteroent In which the Brewers took
a trial trip upward, allowing Fay and
Newell to score. King caught White
at third by a lightning throw, Parrott
hit to Pender, retiring the side. The
bell tolled three times.
Brewers Hot la It
The Brewers could do nothing In their
half. McHolland fr.nned. Pender bunted
tn Mrers and waa nailed at first Grlf
fith scratched out a hit and Van Riper
struck out In the elehth the dainty
Milliners unraveled aome more ribbon
and every Brewer caught a rope. Oli
ver aingled. Houston .reached first on
left field error. Rich Parrott Mangold
and Myers each singled. Fay walked on
wide ones, Newell scratched out a bit
which should have been charged aa an
error and tha score board showed four
mow. White flew to first Parrott
fouled to King. Haveneck took Pen
der's place on the firing line and retired
the Milliners during the ninth in one,
two, three order. The Brewers seemed
discouraged and could do nothing in
their half and tne first game of the
season was over.
Pender STot la Oondltton.
Pender Ditched fine balL but waa avl.
dontly eut ef -eendtthnr. Troy Myers
waa very eiiective ana bad good con
trol, his teammates - aupportlng him
finely. -
One noteworthy feature of the nma
that appealed to the people who witnessed
It waa the absence of umpire baiting
ana nu or nscipune that slgnallsea
the average semi-professional game.
U S. FRAKES.
- J AB. R. H. PO. A. E.
Ir. .aa. s 1 j i i
2
2
J-ewsil, 20. 611 2 1
nu, c. s
A. Parrott lb. -..-.,. I
Oliver, rf. (
Houston, tb. ........ 6
R. Parrott If. t
Mangold, ef. ........ 6
T. Myers, p.
10
-
2
1
1
Totals . 41 T 10 27 10 I
, NORTH PACIFIC BREWERT.
AB. R. H. PO. A. E.
van Riper, u. 4 0 0 1 0 1
lng, c 8 0 0 1 2 0
Fry, ss. 4 0 0 0 0
Terrell, rf. .. 4 0 0 0 0 8
Heleer, lb. 4 0 1 fT-e ,
Woods, lb. 4 0 t 4 8
McHolland, cf. I 0 0 3 r 0
Pender, p. ..........I 0 0 8 t i
Griffith, lb, 2 0 1111
Kelt o. 0 0 0 0 0 0
Haveneck, p 0 0 0 0 1 0
TotaJa .....II 0 "l 21.14 10
SCORE BT INNINGS.
Frakes ,, .,....0 00000140 T
Hlta 1 e e 1 1 e i a in
N. P. Brewery... 0 00000000 0
Hits e 1 e v e e 1 0 0 is
SUMMARY.
Struck eut By Myere, Ts by Pender
8. Bases on bulls Off Myers,- I; off
Pender, 8. Double play Woods to Het
ser. BaoriAce hit Fay. Stolen base
Myers. First base on errors Fr.ikes,
8; Brewery, t. Wild pitch Myers.
Left on bases Frakes, Brewery, 4.
Innings pitched By Pender I, by Have
neck 1. Time of game One houcand 66
minutes. Umpire Stutt
Regulates the bowels, promotes easy
natural movements, - cures constipation
Loan's Keauleta Ask your dm.-i.t
iXor them, ii eeatg box, , ...
S01TE SPIRITED BOW
OH THE OREGON ALLEYS
'. : r :. x
Sunday Spectators Are Treated
to Clever Tenpinnlng by w
' Local Experts, j
The bowling fane turned out In force
yesterday to witness tne two apeciu
matches, played on the Oregon alleys.
The first one was between F. Keea and
O. Beyland. five games, total pine.
Kays got a lead of three pina at the
end of the flrat game, lnoreaalng it to
IT in the second, and finishing with 4S
to the good. His highest game was ltl.
average 171 2-8. Beyland'a highest game
waa 1S9. average 112 4-6. The scores
are as follows:
Kees. 147,12.1(1. ISO, 181: total. SIT.
Beyland. 144. 156, lit. ISO, 170; total. Sit.
The other match was doubles. Flcken
and Kneyse played Amba and Capen five
games, total pins. Thla match proved
to be the best played on the alleys this
season. The spectators applauded
their favorites with a vim, keeping the
playera on- edge all the time. The first
game the teams tied, with a total of
1ST. The second one Capen put In a big
game, 225. that' gave tha team a lead of
4 pins. Flcken and Kneyse got busy
in the third, taking advantage of their
opponents' splits, that gave thera a lead
of 20- pins. The fourth game Ambe and
Capen pulled up, cutting down ghelr op
ponents' lead to pins; but not without
some resistance from Kneyse,"wTo put
In a 121 game. The last game Ambs
made two errors, and got a split tn the
first three frames, that so discouraged
him ha went to nieces. Flcken and
Kneyse put ta a fine game, totaling 404.
Increasing their lead and winning by SI
pins. Kneyse had the highest average
in the match, 190. Capen was a elose
second with 181. Following are the
scores: 1
. Flcken. 18. 185. 101. 1IT. 1: aver
age, 181 t-l. Kneyse, 1. 1. 18. 126,
188. 180; totals, 33T. 154, 400. 182. 404;
grand total. 1,877; team average, 171 1-5.
Amba 180, 17S. 108. ISO. 186; average,
1(8 1-5. Capen. 157. 225. 162. 218. 17T.
188; totals, 117. 402, 131.199. S12; grand
total, 1.782; team average, 161 2-6.
Tonight the postponed game between
t-e "opKrs and Monarcha will t be
played.:Tby are the top teama In the
ivague. and gooa rolling la assured. .
STETTLtRS LOSE THEIR ,
FIRST BALL GAME
The Stettler baseball team loat their
flrat game of ball to the Piedmont team
yesterday morning at the tatter's
grounds by a score of 10 to 7. - Too
many errors- In the outfield 'Waa the
cause of the defeat
Young LaRean pitched a splendid
game of ball, and would have won the
game If he bad bad any kind of support
The lineup: " . .
Stealers. ; Piedmont
Mitchell 4 .o. . Fisher
LaRean p.. Boa per
Larson lb.. C Vosper
Martin ...2b.,....,... Frasler
Pagett lb E. Vosper
Watson ss Scott.
Marti If Woodcock
Wilbur . , cf Richmond
Lawton rf .. Stipe
SCORE BT INNINGS.
Btettlers ..8 001198007
Piedmont 1 I 0 0 0 2 6 10
Battle of Bunker Hill. .
"The Bunker Hills defeated the Al
blnas yesterday at Alblna by .a score of
21 to 4. The game waa a swatfeat tor
the patriots. Crosby. Jackson and Mo-
Bride. the battery, did great work.
Teama desiring gamea ahould commu
nicate with Don Pedeecaro, l4fc Tilla
mook street
Oakland Loses Again.
Loj Angeles. April 15. The Angels
ran away from tha Commuters yester
day. The score:
R. H. E.
Los Angeles . . .2 I 4 0 0 0 0 11
Oakland . ......1001 10000 I 11
Batteries Bargeman and Eager;
Wright and Hackett " Umpire Perrine.
' Scheduled for Tonight.
John. Wllle vs. Mike Schreck, flnlnsh
fisht st Tonopah, Nevada.
Young Duffy vs. Eddie McGoorty, six
rounds, at Fond du Lao, Wisconsin. -
Monk, the Newsboy, vs. Bobble Tickle,
16 rounds, at Valley Falls, Rhode Island.
Who la MetxgerT He fits your eyes
for 6100. Ill Sixth street.
To Get More Strength
from Your Food.
.... f .-
HEN the Bowels axe filled '
with undigested food we
majr be a treat deal worse
off than If we were half
starved.
Because food that stays too long la
the Bowel decays there, Just aa If It
stayed (00 long; la the open air. .
. Well, when food decays In the Bowels,
through . delayed . and, overdus action.
what happens?
.
, The millions of little Suction Pumpa
that line the Bowels and Intestines then
draw Poison from "the decayed Pood,
instead of the Nourishment they were
intended to draw. . t ,.
This Poison (jets into the blood and.
In time, spreads all Over the body, unless
the Cause of Constipation la promptly
removed. 7T"
That cause of Constipation Is Weak,
or Lazy Boyel Muscles. :
Whan your Bowel-Muscles grow flabby
they need Exercise to strengthen them,
not "Physio" to pamper them.
, ' '
There's enly one kind of Artificial
Exercise for the Bowel-Muscles.
Its name is "CA5CARETS," snd Its
price Is Ten Cents s box. v ,
So, if you want the game natural ac
tion that a six mile walk In the country
would give you, (without the weariness)
take one Cascaret at a time, with inter
vals between, till you reach the exact
condition you desire.
One Csscaret at time will properry
cleanse a foul Breath, or Coated Tongue.
. .' e e -e '
Don't fall to carry the Vest Pocket
Cascaret Box with you constantly.
. All Druggists sell them over ten mil
Ion boxes a yean , "
J" Be very careful to get the genulnef
made only by the Sterling Remedy Com'
pany and never sold In bulk. Every
- . - -an 1
EVEN BREAK FOR
GIANTS AUD SEALS
Portland Loses Morning Gam at
Oakland, but Wins Aftr-
' noon Match.
CALIFF PITCHES FINE
GAME OF, BASEBALL
Ashley Was the Stumbling Block la
First Contest, While the Great
Henley Waa Found for Fire Buns
: In the Second Encounter. ' ; ' "
(Jo-real Special Ber-tee.
Ban Francisco. April H. The Seals
and . Qlanta dlrlded honora yesterday,
each winning a same. - The morning
sums at Oakland was a .1 to 0 defeat for
Portland, but the afternoon raatoh went
to the Rose City team a to 1 in ona of
the beet gamee of the season. ,
Ashley wa In the box for the Ban
Francisco team In the first contest and
proved a puxale to the northerners, who
were unable to getthelr men around to
the home plate. "r 7
In the afternoon the Portlandors ap
peared to feel better after their beat
ing across the bay and played the na
tional game as it should be performed.
Callff waa In fine trim and kept the
Seals far away from any special damage.
Here are the scores: y
. Mornlaa: Oaaaa. .
PORTLAND. '
AB. R. H. PO. A. El
Shlnn, e.
SwetL If. s
1- 1 0
t 8il
0 1
ill 1
1
i i 5 e
0 0 I 0
tie
Casey, lb, .......... 8
McCredle, rf." 4
Newman, lb.. ....... 4
Btaion. ss. .......... 1
Carson, o. 4
Kane, Sb. i 0
Sbimpf, p. i a
' totals
....... ...80 t 14 li
MAN- F11ANCI8CO.-T-
AB. RwH. PO. A. E.
Bpencer, 8b. ...
4 0 18 14
Mohler, lb. 4
Williams, rf. ....... t
Hlldebrand. If.
Wheeler, ss. ........ 1
Murphy, lb. j
Quick, cf. i
Esols, e. ........... I
Ashley, p.
I jll 1
Totals . .n 1 1 1J it 1
- SCORE BT INNINGS.
Portland . . a e o
Hits . . ......... e e 0 1 1 1 t
Ban Francisco ,. .0 lttltl l 1
Hit ...0 X I 1X1 ft . j
8TJMKART. ' '
TwA.Ka Slak hit f aAM a 44.
-"V w a.a ea a-vri. VSB. lllJSJ QlHsl
Wheeler, Esola. Williams, Bohlmpf.
Staton. First base on balls Off Schimpf,
, on Amur, 1. oiruca out ay
Bchlmaf. t: h, iiMav t Hit K wtw.
Wheeler, Kane. Double play Mohler
to Murphy. Time of game One hour
and tit minutes. Umpire Derrick.
Afternoon Oame.
PORTLAND.
' . AB. R. H. PO. A. E.
Shlnn. cf. 8 8 8 1 0
LovetV, If. 4 0 1 0 0 0
Caaayr-ltx 4 0 1 - 4- - 8 -
McCredle, rf. ,4 1 1 ' J 0 0
Newman, lb. ........ 4 0 14 10
Btaion, ss. .......... 4 0 0 10 0
Moore, e, . t - 1 TOO
Schimpf, tb. ........ 4 0 0 0.0 0
CaUff. p. ........... 4 11110
ToUle .' .....it ii i? 11 "
r BAN rKANCI8Ca
m ' ; 1. ' : in v n w . w
Dpvncr, id. 1 e
Mohler, lb. 4 0
Williams, rt ........ 4' 0
Hlldebrand. If. ..... 4 1
Wheeler, sa. I. 0
Murphy lb. ......... 4 0
Quick, cf. 4 0
Street, o. ........... 8 0
Henley, p. 0
8 0
0 t
11
1 t
III
t 1
0
1 0
Totals . ...11 1 t IT If 4
SCORE BT INNINGS.
Portland . .......1 01001010 S
Hits . .1 0 1 1 0 4 0 1 011
Ban Francisco ...0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 01
Hits 11100111 I
8UMMART.
Two-base hits Hlldebrand. Murphy.
Newman, Moore, Shlnn. Sacrifice hits
base on balls Oft Henley, l. ' Struck
-a - - - vsa, iuiilr m, DlrUCI
0V.'TBy 91"1' 'i or Henley. 7. Hit by
pitcher Spencer. Double play Calls
to Btaton to Newman. Paased bail
uw,k niiu i.i-un -iuiii. ume or
irat-um nour ana 4 minutes. Cm
pu-e Derrick.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
New Tork .T.Tx
Boston .....i.. i
Lost.
0
0
h
i
V
r.c.
1.000
1.000
Chicago .. . S
Cleveland
.(60
.100
.500
.BOO
Detroit . .
Philadelphia
St. Louis . .,
Washington .
.388
.000
.........
. : At bonis. ' .
ana
ex. ixiuis . .j
Chicago . . , I it e
. .
Batteries Pelty and Stavana: Wht
m.v i .aim.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
y - Won. 1 T-Aat
PC.
1.000
1.040
1.000
1.000
.000
,000
.000
.000
Chicago .............. 2 . 0
Philadelphia. ......... 1. o
Boston . . .............. 1 n
Cincinnati . , 1 ' n .
Brooklyn.. 0 1
Pittsburg . . e ' i
New York ............. 0 1
St. touls . , 0 ' i '
At Oaieago.
v -r-?-:--.- - w r a
Chirago . . . . . . . ....... .'. . , . o
St. Louis . ...a a a
Batteries Lnndgren and Moran; Bee-
om ana jaarsnsu. umpires carpenter
and Johnstone. . . ,
CARABIN WANTS ANOTHER
: CHANCE AT M. A. A. C.
(Snaeial . Pt-natek ts The Joarnal.)
Spokane. April IS. The Multnomah
Athlatlo club may see a boxing oontest
between Frank Carsbln, the Spokane
boxer who has won the hearty favor of
those who have eeen him work out, and
Nicken, Portland's favorite.
It was first Intended that Carabln
should be sent to Portland to attend a
smoker given by the Multnomah club.
Carabln Is very willing to mske the
trip snd thinks he can change the
standing reoord between the two men.
All that la necessary la the approval of
the directors, and that la possible, as
there Is muoh feeling that Spokane's
pride can beat the doughty Portland
boxer.
One ef the meet brilliant little bouts
ever' witnessed by the fans of Portland
waa the exciting combat between Cara
bln and Nicken. The former was put
out la the fourth round efter a noble
effort and now hla frteeda are more
man conndent ana desirous thet he be
given snotber ehsnce to even tin the
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