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THE OREGON SUNDAY- JOURNAL, PORTI AND, SUNDAY MORNING. MAY .5, 1G07. THE. SUNDAY SIX COMPETITORS IN THE ANNUAL BENCH SHOW OF THE PORTLAND KENNEL CLUB" TRI-GITY CLITOS Attendance at Games Is Grow. Beaver Batters . Can't Land on Henley and Barely Miss Shut-, Ing Each Week and Men Are : Playing Better Ball. f ": s Out as Result LEAGUE IS ON SOUND ' BASIS FINANCIALLY GONO RINGS FOR OLD . FRISCO SEVEN TIMES 12 JOURNAL'S :BAGE -ZTi. ,i . r, ,. i in i, j .im tlM i, ,' I I, I),-, i- I, , .Hi' .i .i " 111 ' . ." 1 " "" ' Q ! . ".! , 7 " v , III Locals Get Their Tally on Account of I Mohlcr'g j'. Clumsluess:i-Scal YCtei ; Four of Theirs in First Tiro 'In- I "i Rings. 'U.v j;H' y : v.;v;t .,,,. .. Iv:1-: ' Jttraai Spaelat Service.) ' r- .c San , Francisco. May 4. -"Silvers" Henley got buck into his best form to- day and the result was that the Beaver " simply couldn't find Ulm or. anything j effective. Ho held , the visitors Iron? the north- down to two hits and ooe run. This one lne tally would never have sneaked Into the score book had not . the usually reliable .Motile booted a batted ball In the fourth Inning and .... i onahled an Pager Beaver to go all the way" around.;, from : first to the! place where tbey "ting the bell. It was al- riicmt Unpardonable, a the -attenuated young twirling Seal wu really entitled to a shut-out victory. - .-, '' . ,- 'There was no hesitancy -on the part of Jfonler's men when the same opened. They came with a rush and after the second frame had slipped Into history they had a, commanding lead of .four tallies. " . 1 V - Gum assisted In- the digging of his own grave again in tne - sccona. w slipped Spencer the fatal walk that be gan th wake. Street placed a dinlcy . single over short, - Spencer forthwith stole ttlrd and he and Street took a rid the -rest of the wsy on Henley's j hard-hit ' bungle to right Mohlor then ; stepped In with his second two-bagger and Henley .earn ver.r'?' -'; :'r- v One more wag gathered In' the fourth . and another in the fifth; Spencer was s;ife on - William out between, second - 'and third. He stole recond and regis, tf red on Street's drive to the elub "lieuse ' steps. .Mphler brought In the Inst run in , the eighth inning, scoring r Hlldrbrand. who had walked, with his ! third two-bagger for the day. , ,'.-,.. The score by innings: ' Portland ....... .0 001000001 Base hits. 4. ,..1 091000 09 J Ean Francisco...,! 10 110 0 1 7 ;.f Base hits.....,.! S H i 1 0 1 11 '. Summary Two-base, hits, Mohler I." Sacrifice hit. , Murphy. First base on . called balls, off flam 4; off Henley t. Struck out, by Gum 1; by Henley 7. Hit by pitcher. Shlnn, Mohler. Doubl plays. Street to MoTUer. Wild pitches. Gum I, Time, 2 hours. Umpire, . Ferrlne,-, ;'; . r ANGELS BEAT OAKLAND - ; ! I III 7 I Iff lrLZS20m '. y'tm n Bcrr .... 0-':,. a .. Iff . .i",, f till . . , - u - ' - f If i it; n,tm"c 'v. tryw i T-ff nv7wwrvx v.'.i " m m m m . m 1 g iniiii ri t j . sat y . a . i . j Iljundon, Pitcher of i'rnnkmaJtcra, ' Ileada th Batting Column f 01 April With 'Percentage of On Thousand. .' ' . J. WESL&Y LADD& I . c 1 10 i OPEN NEXT WEEK "V-'""" v.''',. 'f :."''i ." ;-i"ur 'l;',,':'; v .5 Annual Exhibition of " Portland Kennel Club Will Run From May Fifteenth to Eighteenth' J. HORAN RESIGNS FROM AMATEUR BASEBALL OH JOURNAL SPORTING DESK COAST LEAGUE GROUNDS , Itandolph ' Jlands Out Free Passes With Lavish Hand. . , '. 1lv eWl 'peeW','Sarles.L:: Los Angeles, May 4. Los I Anceles was affaln victorious over Van Haltren's Greek band ' today. Randolph was on the mound for the visitors and he was as wild as the Proverbial March hara. He was even worse than t ha flsmresjENTRY LIST TO CLOSE nouja maicaie ana eigm out or every ten men that faced him hadT'three balls called on them before they went their different ways; , i The score: , ' l" r - Los Angeles 4 0 0 0 3 0 0 ( ; Hits .,.0 4 0 0 0 1 1 1 10 Oakland .........1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 11 . Hits M..,,..l 0 11 11 1 1 I 11 Was Pioneer in His Special De partment In Oregon Goes to Spectator. ' 1 Powers Blues and Northwests Will Make Their Initial Bow This Season." FOUR TEAMS LEFT IN T FO (if.1 FOLLOWERS Handicap Doubles at Multnomah Club Are .Completed to the ' HAVE BAD WEEK The Trl-Clty leaaua has been a faetoi In baseball for two, months now ane those who have been predicting; Its earli death are sitting up and taking notlca ; The Hammer club got after the or gan laution early, but thus far th Knocks have ; only served to advsrtlM the games. I . Financially the league has be! success. The attendance at each has been better than at each preceding one. Front a playing standpoint the a-amei have not brtn as good or as closely con tested as they will be later In the sea son, - whan the . teams become . - condi tioned. , wf; .'I . ,. The leairus officials and the manacen have all been working smoothly and li perfect harmony and are strengthening thrlr teams where necessary, all toward one goal the general success Of or. ganlsed baseball. ; , The officials of the lea rue are anenrt. Ing their time and ' money personal! for the success of . the orranlsatlon. without any remuneration whatever, which Is an excellent Indication of. thi spirit of the promoters. . Secretary -Smith has : compiled thi batting averages of th players wh have played In all championship games It Is here presented: ' . tting Averages fot April. , Compiled from offlclal score sheeta i, ... ..... ,...,.., ... An . 0 n rtarnaen, p.. Trunks.-;., j lot C. Parrott, ef., Frakes. .. 12 4 Kelt, c. Brewers. 4 11 8hea,.e., Cubs. 7 14 R. Parrott, If., Frakes... a 4 I 1 Chas. Moors, p., St. Johps t 1 4 Kennedycf.. Cubs..,.,, 7 11 Ball, p.. Trunks l1 t Turk, ss., Cubs til 0. Moore, c, St. Johns.... 0 0 I Lavler, lb., Wood burn. ..111.4 Brown, rf., Trunks..... . 6 0 . 1 t .131 u. rseweu; e., Frakes... I Mangold,, 2b., Frakes ,,,.15 Fay. u, Frakes T. Myers, o.. Frakes. . ,. .in Morrow, lb., Cubs 4. 7 Smltn, lb;, St. Johns 7 Porterfleld. lb., 8t Johns. 7 Emerlck. ss., Trunks ledlnt - 1004 .104 .754 .171 .671 .600 .421 .404 .171 .111 .131 Clark Moore, lb., 8t. Johns 4 Aoaro. rr., Bt. Johns i, Semi-Flnal Round.' Masnesa. If.. Cuba.. King, c, Brewers. . . . . Robinson, p.. Brewers. Jas. Hunt, rf Woodburn John JL Horan, who has been sporting I -I' Disastrous, Six .Days for Talent ceSSoV: wES S '-..-..--j . i.cf-.8t. Johns. at uaMuia tnas vvixn ueieax in .131 .111 .308 .384 .2X4 -.284 .260 Sf.0 .264 .260 .250 .250 .2S0 The handicap ' doubles handball tour-l of Five Favorites. s NATIONAL LEAGUE This Year's . Exhibition Should Be Best Yet k Given Fin Arrajr of 4 Prizes Are Offered Local Dogs to j f,atre of the paper, ;. - Be Feature. - - Brooklyn New TCork ;At Mnt Tvns?$p';? ? ....0 00000000 0 1 , t At the league grounds this afternoon editor of The Journal for mors than four promptly at I o'clock the Powers Blues namest which benn at tha Multnomah years pant, nas reaignea me pooiuon id ana me fiormweiu wui oegin m tussie eJuD several days SgO war completed . -uii.i-. .turn. k.u .v to tha niml.flnd i mkii4 , I ai vaM ol the strongest Independent ball teams ZT . .T Z.ZZ ":rr " J: T wni I UOt MAlMUIVAr' 19 In the northwest. , Buck Keith win offl- " . . elate as nmnira. ' , . I are MoAlpin and Cleland. Banian and The Northwests, who not long ago wesson, jones and Jionaaay and u. took the i Invincible Kelso team Into Jones .and Moreland. , v camD.- wiU enter the lists fortified at . MeAlpin and Cleland will play Baulan editor of Oregon. The Journal's sport- every possible point and their game will snd Oleason, while Jones and Holladay ing page has always had a large .num-1 be well worth watching. . The Bluesi wui go against v.- onep ana Moreiana. ber of readers and has been a Valuable I have played but one game this year, on I Whichever two teams win the final which occasion they completely out-1 rouna promises to oe a rea not contest, classed the Camas, Washington, team. The detailed score of the tournament so Their lineup Is familiar to every Port- r is as rouows: v land fan who- haa followed tha record of Preliminary Round Moore and Hoi the old Maroons. The last named team, brook (owe I), beat Bellinger and 8mith strengthened with ' the best - of i the tscrawn j, ais, zi-ii. Baulan and Qlea the Portland Spectator, iiryr YlircrtAV MIUT n" Juurna, wa uie cm paper in IMtAl lUtOUAY IMIUlil I Oregon to devote a special department ' ' ' 'f i t . I a atnii4 as . CT . TJ..a M ms Iras - ! ,v siyvi id, uu Aaii iivt ss-xa itm vgf aj aft, editor. He therefor' enjoys ths dis tinction of being the pioneer sporting Orlfnthy lb., Brewers. .-. 0 Huddlestoa. e., W'burn,.ll vveicn. cr., woodburn. McKay, cf., Woodburn.,, ( H. Newell, Jb., Frakes.... 6 A. Parrott, lb., Frakes... 14 Jno. Hunt, lb.,Wburn...ll Coleman, 2b., Woodburn. ,11 3 r''.221 I l'.22J FEATURE OF YESTERDAY Bralt.r.,:,:?r::iS Kelly on Escalante Hunts for' Pock Van Riper, If , Brewers. Ruoert. cf..' Fraka . . . neiser, lo. Brewers. U and Fhalang at Eight to One ffiftVm"tei:"-il Until The Journal Inaugurated i this department sporting news - was prac tically ignored by the press of the city. Its value and Interest have been demon strated signally by the success of the Take First Money Results Other Races'. ": :Pv:c X:i ' of 331 .321 .200 .200 .117 .183 .111 .144 ,144 14 .144 .144 .154 .164 .160 .160 natterta PMtorlus, Mclntjr and Untries will does May 7. The annual bench show of the Fort- land Kennel club.. Inc.. will open May I department under Mr. Horan's conduotN Tronkmakers of last year. Is the Powers n treo.' 8), beat Lombard and Kerrl Blues of today. Th club's amateur an looraicn;, .,; MOAipm ana 16 and run to May 18 inclusive. The I ftltter; Wilts, Matthewson and Bresna V . : At CMaolnaatt. - v. .. ... . . n ' J fit. Louis , .,..".00 0 0 00 010 l" 4 1 Cincinnati . ....00010400 6 0 1 Batterles-i-Beebe and Marshall; Ew- Sng and McLean. ; 4 . At Cliieftr I 1, Jj, TtL .. Chicago . .,...,0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 3 0 1'ittsburg . ....00400000 00 6 2 Batteries Lundgren and Kllng; Willis and Gibson. - . ' t , At Boston. i ' Philadelphia-Boston, postponed on ac count of rain. AMERICAN LEAGUE . "f. At Detroit, p-f-: Detroit ; .......000100001 10 0 Chicago . ......OOOOOOOAO 2 4 1 - Batteries Mullln and chmidt; Walsh, Whit and Sullivan. - At Rtllaaalphls... New Tork . ... ..4 0119 0 0 0 00 10 0 Ihlladelphla V ..0 0000 0 0 00 0 I 1 - Batteries Orth, Keef e and Kleinow; . rygert uWaddeU.. Vlckera, - Berry - and Bchreck. - ' - . , ' ' i At devaland. . ' St , Louis-Cleveland game postponed; cold weather. t , - ' This year's exhibition should be the best one yet given, judging from th One . ' array of silver cups . and other prises that have been donated for the various breeds by friends of the club and from, the amount of Interest dis played by' the local dog-owners. .- Th local dogs will be a feature this year, as many good ones are now owned In th city, and these will be shown. Portland has as many ' thoroughbred Specimens of dogs as any city extant; In propor tion to Its size. . Th ehow, this year, will be judged by George W. Clayton of Chicago, who officiates at many of th middle west ern and eastern fixtures annually; and who Is considered a very good all-round Judge. ., ..- - Jtmy rOTClgB CogS, ' Spratts -Co., Ltd.,- will again bench and feed th show and this Insures cleanliness and also good car of the dogs exhibited. There will be good strings of dogs from British Columbia and Washington and also from Califor nia to compete for ' honors with th local champions. Last year th British Columbia faao- lers were well represented snd Secre tary : Fechhelmer haa been informed that a number of them . will visit the show and bring all their best dogs with them. Seattle also has some 'fine dogs and these will b on exhibition. ' San Francisco held Its annual show last week and ' benched nearly four hundred dogs and while this is not quite as many as two years ego, before th earthquake, Corbett, Hudson Anns company, Jae ger Bros., The Louvre, The Journal Publishing Co., Gevurts & Sons. Ira F. Powers, The Evening Telegram, K. 8. Ervan A Co., Ltd., Geo, W. McMillan, Frank B, Watklna, W. B. Feohhelmer, H. M. Papst, The Portland Gas Co.. C F. Adams, Frank Nau, Butterfleld Bros., Honeyman Hardware Co., M. L. Kline, Wm.- . Friedlander, Mrs. J. N. Teal, Knight 8bo Co., Woodward, Clarke A Co., Max Flelschner, Hotel Portland. Henry Kahn, ,M. A. Gunst ft Co., Rowe ft Martin, M. J. Jones, M. C. Mace, Wal tr B.. Honeyman, T. B.' Foster, L. M. Starr, Ben. Gadsby, Ovarbeck, Starr A cook. Geo. I Parker, Llebes A Co., Ras- mussen ft Co., Will F. Llpman, C- A. McCargar, Dan J. Moore, J. C. Alns- worth, A. and C. Feldenhelmer, The Spectator Pub. Co., W. CV Alvord. Meier ft Frank Co., L. Thlbau. G. Heltkemper, and several others. - ', The Different Classes. These cups will be otstributed as fol lows on the regular breeds Best St Bernard, best Oreat Dan. Best Borsoia. best greyhound, best fox hound, best Chesapeake Bay, best pointer dog. - best oolntar bitch. beat nov4ccpointer, best pointer puppy, nest pointer 1 owned in Oregon, best English setter dog, beat juingiiBU setter bitch, best English set ter in ttoyloe class, best -English "set ter in puppy class, best English set' (soratch). beat McKensl ' and . . . . . . i, . t . m ... I I lal.nl aianaing ana in xact inai man oi us i nviuuiii nw 'members ar also members of the Multr Holmes (receive g), -!!, 21-11. Wat- nomah club give It access to th latter'siwns na aiorgan tscratcn), neat Ed grounds for practice, a privilege of wards and Bawls, by default SUfe which it has availed itself. The lineup: I n Goodwin (ro. 8), beat McMillan and Powers Blues. , . . Northwests. an voornies tree. j, zi-a, 33-10, Campbell ......... p-..,,..... Hlggins Jnes ana rioiiaday (pw . beat Pat- Broock Schultx n(l Gearln (scratch), 11-4, 11-13. Trowbrtdg :,r..r..lb........... Corner Jones and Moreland (scratch)," beat McClellan 2b... i... Elchenlaub Qmmie and Livingston by default Brown i, .8b........... Duvall - Second Round Baulan, and Gleason Gray . ss. ....... . . . . . Sater D0l Moor and Hoibrook. 11-9, 19-31, Hinkl ........ ...If.., Nordin - MCAipin and Cleland beat Wat Stockton V...cf.;,;i....... Prlc Wns , and Morgan. 21-11, 7-21, U-12. Munaen ...........rf. French ?pm and Holladay f beat Stife and uooawin, 31-12. zi-io. D. Jones and Moreland beat Dunne and Healy, 21-1, ' (JoUrasl Special Berries.) -, . . . San Francisco, May 4. Five " favorites were beaten at Oakland today, wind ing up a disastrous week for th fol lowers of form. . Th Chltos handl es p was the; feature, for which Llsaro was mad a 11 to 6 choice. F. Kelly, who rode the Baldwin horse did not miss a pocket during the entlr jour ney and Llsaro finished third. J. C. Clem stole a-lead on the far turn and won. cleverly ..from th 1 fast closing Edwin Gum. ' ' . Th results: First race, 5 1-J furlongs Phalanx (Sandy)- to 1, won; Escalante (Gross) 7 to 10, second; Dollle Dollars (W. Kal- 1 , Van Northwlck.'lf.iTr'ks.ll -1 Twenty-flv others have not reached 160 yet and ther are some good men among them. too. ,, Marnden ZVeads pitchers. Harnden of the Trunks leads v the pitchers with 1.000. Kelt of th Brw ers leads She catchers with .760 La vler of Woodburn leads th first base men with .lis. Mangold of the Frakes leads the second basemen- with .131. Turk of th Cubs leads th shortstops with .176.. porterfleld of St Johns leads the third basemen with .288. Rich Par rott of the Frakes leads the. left field ers with .B7L Charles Parrott of th Frakes leads the center fielders with .800. Brown of the Trunkmaker leads th right fielders with a batting aver age of ..IIS,-"--;-.;:; ',':;-.:;-i...,it: ' Trinity To"t7T. ": ' The Bralnard Cubs Is th only team PORTLAND AUTO CLUB TO ly) IS to 1. third. Time, 1:07 2-6. Second race, 4 1-3 furlongs (the Prim In th TrMMtv leavua which has not handicap) Turna way (Roes) .4 to I, been obliged to Chang its ortglnal or- 60 ON RUN TO SAlEFsi FMTNOHAH BEATEN IT;.; OREGON IN SLOW GAME Demand for Cars In jCalifornia Far Greater .Than Supply at Present.' University Lads Excel In Base! Running Eight Errors Scored During Contest. - won; Raleigh (Brown) 7 to 1, second; College Widow (Gross) 6 to 3, third, lme, :I4 3-6. . Third race, I furlongs, selling Bu colic " (Alarle) 7 to 1,. won; Royal Rogu (Hunter) 7 to 6, seaond; Ban Poaal (Sandy) I to I, third Time, 1:11 1-6. - Fourth race, 1 mile (ths Chltose han dicap) J. C. Clem (Ross) 6 to 1 won: Edwin Gum (Hunter) II to 6, second; Llsaro (F. Kelly) 11 to lr third. Tim. 1:40.-... ganltatlon. Manager Smith believes In getting a good bunch together in the first piece and then keeping them con- . tlnually at work until the team becorp' a perfectly adjusted : playing mtfchln. Every gam tha Cubs o Into shows them better And points to the fsct that the pennant rare Is not run until the last ball is pitched. 0 ' ' Manager Ranktn announces his" plsy ers for the league team at Kelso: -Huff, CarwelL McDonald, Barber, Heberden, Miner, Members of th Portland Automobile! club will go this morning for a run to Salem. Th excursionists will meet at 1 crcioca ai'ina oaDii&i ua win a.i.i nia m.. 1. mrwr nmm. .... jiiu.iwu I . - .. ( I" Lri . . . v.u..m . w amv .uueii.1.1 ter owned in Oregon, best Irlah setter dinner at one of the leading boieis. i Bue0a. Or.. May 4. Oregon" beat th dog, beat Irish setter bitch; best or-1' Bennett . ttaa "Just rtund from Multnomah : baseball nine in a , rather aon setter, best - Irish water spaniel, I business mp w can b ranciu. am slow game which was, however, exciting j mbi diici uoricAr nini.i jif.tr . k..t nn iiui ius :.uvui.uu iwj au,uniuw.. 1 a. nmAi. run Bf-nm vi.i tn 7 ki.i pmi... , ! 1 hi im rr rrMt InvCalif ornla I mv v.- . . finP RRfiKPM WHII P mi r ;W-W. ;wol-- "Z vvm . maiiT or tna vinneri tncra wi u m on ! . . j . . . -". " i.:. a., m r-'. i. . . - ni flVIRir BCIrTDl I kiwti, ', Job , Bnitahi who r 1Mlt PM' ". Bren" " '"'""V " ' "I ,7 a case running ; being especially J PLAYING BASKETBALL aXt'SS.t hJr"nM ln bt Th. W!?!!.; fi!Urr. Clark, shortstop for th -varsity. vocwr apuniei 'puppy, oest Cocker span I runaowuis uiw bbmum, ! nuii-u ' i pgt up irfi:t; r.-.i-. i it "--; I mggy.i huil Hawiv. Hvatt. Bragg - (Keogh) 1. to 6, won; Doimda Thurston, Conrsd, Nelsort. Ora (Lycirgus) I to 1, second; W.': B. Gates I r-- . ' (A. Williams) 16 to 1, third. Time, 1:46 4-6. ' . . 8ixth race. . mile pan Fara (Ross) It to 6, won; Bedford diunter) 11 to 10, second; Tavora (Sandy) .9 to 2, third. . Time. 1:40. Judged her last year, will bring up the CSHfornia winners. ' '" , ' In a spirited basketball gam Friday j ' Among the new local dogs to be shown evening between the hose-and hook and j will be J. Wesley Ladd's two pso-in-ladder companies of Newberg on of the.j ning Red Cocker Spaniels, Red King and Itaclns; Results at Jamaica. Jamaica.. N. T., May 4. Results: ' - First race, 6 1-2 furlongs Aletheuo Notter) f to 10, won; Royal Onyx Releases of nlavers renortad 'thrntiah Secretary Smith's office to date: Wood burn Fred Welch, J. B. Fox. Frakes -Frank Slavin nnd L. Brook. - Brewers1" F. Griffith, H, Feltman, J. Falrburn- St Johns Pellen. , f 8he league teams play away from : home today as follows: Frakes at Wood burn, Cubs at Kelso, Brewr-rs at Asto ria, Trunkmakers at St Jphns ' Iiiayers, Clarence v Co, hvhad his nose broken. : v.; ;-. ..i'l.i;;";'.;":--1, -: 1 V' .' ' ;;; .. The gam was witnessed by an enthu siastic audlenca. Th score was 11 to In favor of the hose team. - The lineup km as follows;. " . . Jlos,..'.,.-;;;. rt-VC Hook. and Ladder. Prnlth . ,, I .forward ... . . , . King J-crguaon . . forward. .. .. .. Pa tterson CI Ibert ' . : . . . , , .center. . ... ... . Bennet P suldlng ,.i ..guard... . Nelson McDonald i... .sguard.v., . lTmplra, Prof easor Fi K. Jones.- Referee, Pault Marls. i.--.-1: .. i-.y-v-': l M'mtr.S VITAtlTt t cored nioasaoO of raw ef kemiaa Debilltr and taaamnte. 'i ? -l.r tin brala, atrengtbea tfc circulation, e dlifMUin, rrct ant) Irapirt a magmttr I'n.rr to U wh) twins. Ml Sralof tad kwaes i. rii BMmBntj. n.oo per' bo, boim. ir8BH to ear or tvfoBd roonr. 41 Mailed a.!rl. a,. trm, rerstaa Med. Co... ajs tit., I'tllrtill. amd ia Poftlaad aajy Ian. m va. Red Queen, ; whos . pictures; appear Above ; H. Jr, Lltt's Boston . Terrier, Presto Boy: E, T; Chase's two new Boston- Terriers, Ch. Sportsman, on- of th greatest living Bostons, and Easton's Belle 4. Ja. L. Kline and J. A. Beck also have some new Bostons and this breed will be very strongly represented. All the Terrier breeds will be well rep resented, while the sporting dogs, such as Setters. Pointer and Spaniels, will Coef have their usual full quota of entries. Th Seattle show . will open Wednes day and among the Portland dogs , that will bobenched there will bJ, Wesley Ladd's two Cocker Spaniels, Mr, Chttse's two Boaton Terriers Snd "Blllle". Fech heimer will also Show a pair of crack ing good young Fox Terriers of his own 14 9 i breeding. Messrs. ) Chas and Fech- heimer will probably secure a number I lady and other mixed specials. or entries for the Fortutmi show wnu up north. : ::'-;.-i .y:? ,v . Among th Portland 'friends . of the Kennel club who have generously do- naiea silver cups ss praxes Tor the com. Ing loca show are Henry Berger. Jr., J. Wesley Ladd, Hamlltoa and Uarry a arnr nmn hnth In li. rii iel 'owned in Oreaon. baatmniiia Ana- I areatest number of any make ever de-an,t ...ha ht nthp -.r n...i best eolU bitch, best collie (other than 111 vered by one firm ln California. tK i good. Multnomah's Infield was weak, sable and white), best colJfe puppy, E. E. LyUo ; has Just ught 46- Rlnger, th catcher,; made a number of vest cviuv oniin m ureaon. neat bull norsepoww norCT ww "-1 baa tnrowa. Beclc and Nnmin dog, best; butt terrier dog, best bull chine from H. M. Covey for M00. It wt freely. .Clifford, who went Into IC1 I 1D1 . UtavUa UCB L I1U11 TiimA nnnnw 1 ! T1WTT IU1 11UBUII1SA AJICaAjta S1W a II VI viv VhJk Kaw fAW flPSD'Ait lk la a. fc. a J3DIU3B itrnw aog, Dest ijoston terrier I sold a is-norsepowev uio,io air "J's i The score: . r tt v.v..u wwu wiiiw- in - no Vina ui aiuuit, ' ' ?. . v I I irptrnn : . . i s . a Class, pea i tnjoiun terrier DUDDV. bast 1 TCStcraay lour maooinea wtr uv i Mnltnnma- Boston terrier owned In Oregon, beat llvered by the Mitchell. Lewis A Staver j ,,. .. - .- .. ,. - is v- iox terrier aog, Dest . c. fox ter-JCo. Mitchell tounng cars were ouugmi . .nv nl-hn rler bitch, beat S. C. fox terrier novlco bv W. H. See of lrvingtonrJ.7. Hart I ADT CLUB MEMBERS Class, nest iox terrier . iwire-nalred or I and William o. euess, ana a wivcueii smooth-coated)' Owned in Oregon, best! runabout by Dr. J. B. Weatherbe. Two wire-haired fox terrier, best Darh. j runabouts were sold, to b delivered snunae, dmi wrnw, oest Aire. I later, to ur. nnorx or urun, mo i -m. iv... . ., . , . r-. -M t.i. .Jr..W itNut.u I v.J n V l-fto ' I m www.v.wi uaum Annex Ol bTtcVbesr Alre" Pro.ser !!J. S?"1" Afra-lala tMt.. I v-..k. . lA.hnp,.nn I S1TV .v.Uu.i iinu uo may ii. inrog;n ; best Toy" terrier, besTcy Forr.uto foTHwO from F. A. Bennett, 1?,? iLlL JTJl spaniel, best miscellaneous cjass. J to b used in his rent servlc. v F. A. Ther will also be a cup for the best I Bennett also sold Ford runabouts to Dr. dog In- th show, beat dog owned by at Tama sle and to Mr. Miller of Dayton. dy and other mixea specials. : , Dr. Hill . of Albany purchased a Meo Intending exhibitors should bear In 1 runabout , - mind that , th entries will positively I H. L. Keats has Just returned from clou .Tuesday evening ' and should get Tacoma and Seattle. He sold Ave cars their entries In not later than that n his trip. . ; - ' time, either : with the secretary of W. M. Phelps, representative of the with Frank E. Watklns, 360 , Alder Pop Manufacturing company. Is In (Low) 10 to 1. seoond; r Sir Toddlng- MAY SUTTON WM-L SAIL ton (Preston) 1 to-1. third., Tim . T Ar-r-V.,rT. . e-L1:.. . iu ucruiuntri H ILt 1:01 1-6, Second, rac, 8 ' furlongs Sussex (Preston) 9 to 3, won; Thomas Calhoun (Musgrave) 1 to :. 1, second; Astoria Bell (Beckman) 11 to 1, .third. Time, 1:04 1-6. . Third race, 6 furlongs Frlsette (Gar. ner) 6 to 2, won; Tartar Maid (Horner) I to 1. second; Ella O'Neill (Martin) 1 to l, third. Time. 1:01 1-6. ' Fourth race, mile and sixteenth Dr. Gardner (J. Martin) T to 10, won; Phil- ander (Garner) 4 to 1, second; Okonlte third. Tint, Oonrnal Snaelil : . ' . Philadelphia. May 4. May Sutton " ' sail noxt Friday to defend her tltl tp tho Welsh tennlg' champlonshlp.Sjjron last year, and to' seek the ioverTSlaw. - th International trophy. Today h won th flnalaiii th national inn championship, : WILL GIVE A DAnOEUTf fi ' ' '--r5 i&i'l i v. I ? 'Fifth rac. ;- 6 l-l' . fu will b one of the events of the season. Muslcwlll ; be furnished by Parsons' orchestra. The patronesses ar Mes- dames r George McMillan, A. J. Glesv. F. G.' Buffum, Theodor Nieolai B. H. McCraken. W. H. Chapln, Herbert Hol- man and E. A. Brown. ' ' i. furlongs Tokalon (Booker) A to 1, won; Belle of Pvquest (Mountain) 6 to 1. secona; Lady Anne (J. Martin) ll to - 6, third. Time, 1:09 2-6. ' i " r Sixth race, 6 ' furlongs-fOraculura (Garner)-a. to 2 woni Don-Domo (Pres. ton) 1 to 6, second; Gallant Dan (Not- ter) 4 to I, third. Tiro, 1:16 l-S. sueet town. Cornell Beats Tale.': 1 fjooraai Soectal Sme.t ' ' New Haven, Majr 4. Cornell 1, Tal L 1 continued strong winds. , Roat Race Postponed. Annapolis, Md..' Ma 4. Th TaleAn- napolis boat rac scheduled to be rowed on Severn river this afternoon was post poned until Monday on account of th DaG'SHOW Entries Received . Do ow entries close evening : of May 7.; Make entries,, with - Trank H. Watklns, ISO Aider V Open today 4 to 4 p. m.; Monday and Tueaday avsnlngs, T to t, i V