THIS "OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND. MONDAY EVENING, MAY 6, 1807,
n
PORTLAND LOSES
BY CAR ST
Beavers Fall to Get to Oakland
and San Francisco Takes
', Cams by Default. ' ,
AFTERNOON CONTEST, IS
WON FAIRLY BY SEALS
' ,. ' . aaM
Seals' New TvrlrlfT.u Eddie Quick
; Shines Brilliant! In the Box and
i Visitors Get Bat One Lone tally
to Frisco's Five. .
TESTERDAT'8 RESULTS.
t Bu Francisco, Portland, 9-1.
Los Angeles, I; Oakland, 0. , :
' ; W.- Won,"' 1 Lost !
Loi Angelas II -
Oakland . . .......... 11 II
San Franolsoo II ' 14
Portland V ....... T : IS
PC.
.in
.171
.III
.231
' 4 San HYannlann. Hit -Tha ear Strike
hike
' here discouraged the, traveling spirit of
tha Bearers yesterday morning ana tney
; failed ,-to ahow up at - tha Oakland
- - ground a. Tha Beala were given the
rjri It default and aome 1,000 fan
bad o have their maiMT back. In the
- iftiniiMH tit hAm. mih wallAncd tha
visitor! to the. tune 'of I to 1. .Tha at-
. tendance was cloee to 1,000. .
Tha pitching of Eddie i Quiok, ; who
made hie second appearance with the
Beala,'. did the business. . The lone run
'. of tha visitors waa made la the eecond.
Moore hit safe, was advanced one bj
Carroll'a sacrifice and scored on Car
eon's i two-bagger. Casey could not
plajr on account of an ulcerated tooth.
Tha score: - V v.-:.--; ;'
. PORTLAND.' ' -V.
. AB,R.H.Pp, A. E.
Bninn, u. . a v
Lovett, cf. .......... 4 .
Donahue, 2b. 6 0
. McCradie, rf. ....... 4H 9
Junleavy, lb., ....... I 0
loore, o. ............ 4 1
. Croll. If. I 0
Caraon, lb. .......... 4 0
Grooms, p. 4 0
4
1
4
tin
1 I
0 1
110
10
Totals ....... .....I 1 III U I
SAN FRANCISCO. i.P-V"
AB, R. H. PO. A. E.
Hlldebrand, It 10 I 4 0 0
Mohler, lb. 4 0,1 I 10
Irwin. Jb. .....i . I J 1 1 J
Wheeler, ss. .,..... I 1,1 , 4 . I
wimama. in., ........1 1 1 J , v
- Hfurnhv. rt , 0
a v
0
0 0
1 0
Bpencer.'cf. ......... 4 00
Btreet, c ............ 4 11
Quick, p. ............. 1-11
I
4
, Totals . ,;........ i if IB
SCORE BT INNINO& . -:
Portland . . I J 0 0 0 0 1
Kits . . .......i I 1 0 1 J O 0
Ban Francisco'....! 0 1 J ? if J
Hits J .'... 0 I 1 1 1 ! 9
, - f $UMMART.;,:'V:':.v;i';:..,-:
Two-base " hits Carson,- ' 'Murphy,
Wheeler. Sacrifice hits CrolL Wheeler,
HUdebrnnd. Quick, Wllltama. First base
on called, halla Off Oroome, lj o
Quick, 8. Struck out By Oroome, 1: by
: QuiokV ..Hlt br pitohar Irwlav Dou
ble plays Dpnahueto Carson, Passed
lani-MOOre;- Wliah pitch ' Oroome.
Time of game One hour and 45 mln
ntee. Umpire Perrlne. ;
NATIONAL LEAGUE
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: .467
'.III
.167
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wttahurr . 1
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llppl and Phelps. . r , .
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BASEBALL ATiD BATTLE '
CIXED. BY YOUNGSTERS
Parks and Rosebuds Fight Twice
Before End of ; contest
Other Juvenile Games.
Baaeball and flatlouffa Intermixed at
Park and Gllsan streets yesterday aft
arnonn. whan two luvenlla nines, the
Parks and the Rosebuds, met In mortal
combat,. i J,
- All went well nntll tha -seventh In
ning, when the Parks got' to running
around the diamond so fast that the
soorekeeper lost track of the score.
Park rootera undertook to mob tha offl
clal ar41 It was several minutes before
Daaaa ea-aln reianed. : f -
Again at tne end of tha ninth Inning
there was ngnung. am nm i-arma
scored the winning tally a member of
the Roeebud contingent grabbed the
ball and started to run off with It In
side of a few seconds a soore of lads
were mauling one another on the
ground. A crowd of people gathered,
but the boya fought on until policeman
King arrived and the ball players scat
tered. The Parks bad the better of the
fla-ht- hut when tha atock waa taken Of
their property It was found that all the
gloves baa been stolen in ins meiee.
The game was won by tha Parka, II
to 16. The lineup: '" xV'V"1' -
Roaebuds. i; Position. ,; 5 Parka.
Batsman e. ........ , powllng
Brill D Tuerck
Grayson . .. ....... lb....... Andrews
Heine lb. ...... . .Mcuuuen
Robertson lb Toomey
Spady. .as............. Jacob
Weston ' i .If ,... it . . . Stepp
Craig ........... .rf...,... Ever
Allen ....... ......cf v"on
Tha VtUaa flfBfttal tha Bunker Hill
nine yesterday afternoon at Montavtlla
by the score of I to I. - The lineup waa:
Bunker iHDL Position, VHU8.
Howard ...... ....cf... ........ Witsel
Boggf rf ......... . Welbtsb
Oay ; ,,..ss........... Smart
McBrlde i .e. ..),.. . . Wrenwald
Jasman ..........lb......... McKlnley
Adams ........... 2b. . Bioan
Hutchlns ....... lb. Ross
O'Nell ............If.......'... Hoffman
Hempld .p. .......... Probst.
Two-base hit Sloan. Bases on balls
Off Henkle, 4. Struck out By Probst
11: by Henkle. I. Passed bail wren
wald. Hit by pitched ball Smart and
McBrlde. . Umpire Mr Redman.
th pArtliuif tMm Waa badlv
beaten by tha Highland players yester-
of the game were Sullivan's pitching
and Brtli s home run. Sullivan struck
out 17 men. Tha lineup: . . ... .
Highlands.' f South Portland
Sullivan ........ .p. . ........ Weber
Williams....,.... Reedle
VanOrton .......lb,.,,.-.... Tucker
- . v 1 mrttn
Welch' ',...,."i..'lb."J..'.'.'.,'i Husky
KniDDel .........aa............. Smith
Dlgraan ...k,....lf Amaker
Book rr.......;... Blaster
Kllver . . .cf . ............ Scott
Tti. '.mnliini , Llnnin A Wolfe
played a game yesterday with tha East
ern. Outfitting nine, and were defeated
bv the latter by the score ox iv to s
Tha llneun: . : , " i
.O.- C-mi-:"--: : ' I. W. ft C
Rhalhv ... ...ss....... Weatherdon
Becktetl . . . .lf r.V. . .". i". : ; r Beedy
prank ...... r.....rf...;. Johnson
Saerman Franks
Allebach cf Thompson
Nathan lb Murphy
Philips ........ .lb AngslL R.
t.MoLaughIln ...... c......v Angel, A.
MoMulien p i . . nwiw
Tha Parks will play any team In tha
eitv unoer is years. .Aaareae am
sporting editor of The Journal.
Tha TXaAmnnt fttara were anheduled
to play the StetUers yesterday on their
own grounas, dui wnen me eieiuers mr
rived they found the Piedmonts In i
game with a picked team from Wood
lawn. ' ' 'H
rh anhana riafeated the Eleventh
Btreet BUra yesterday by tha score of
S to 1. . "
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San Francisco
DRAINARD CUDS
: DEFEAT TIGERS
Frakes Beat Woodburn And the
Brewers Put It All Over thf
.'A, - Astoria Team. -. '
ALL TRINITY GAMES
; PLAYED OUT; OF TOWN
Heavy Slugging Is Order of the Da
and High Score Are Ban Up In
. All Three Matches Old-Fash-loned
BasebalL '
' To tha fan who enjoys tha good old
faahloned slugging match, with long
hits, hair-raising base stealing, and a
continual whirlpool of aotlon, tha open
ing game of the Trl-Clty league aeries
at -Kelso, yesterday, would hava ap
pealed atrongly. ' . ' ,
' Tha erowd waa big and noisy, tha
game waa wild and wooley and tha
score waa big enough to satisfy any
body. Tha occasion waa a clawing
match between tha Cuba and the Kelso
Tigers, . in which the Tigers got the
worst .0. it': u ''
Kruger waa badlr spiked on tha
ankle and Duff had a finger broken by
a pitched ball. The excited fane ever
flowed upon the coaching Unee savetai
.i . k.a k Dritrm hack. TTm-
plre Cheynor umpired In an Imparuai
manner ana aanaiea we Fr"
n'ah!!' v.i,n tun win be a formidable
one as soon as It gets, together, Tha
players - are an nueay mww, w
move and act like genuine leaguers. .
iiuu..,n atuit ir fhiha held tne
center of the diamond during theaerly
atages of tha game ana nna s"
down to four bits for six Innings, strik
ing out nine.- Then he -weakened and
waa touched up lor two iwu-uh
and a single before he was succeeded
SaawaU waa hit freely and McIJonajd
had no control and Miller. ; the huaky
first baseman for Keleo, dlsUngnlshed
himself by clouUng out three two-bag-
Ths outfield was rough and erad
no oDDortunlty for tha proper flawing
of fly balls. Tha score In detail fol
lows: ' y
BRAIN AR0 cubs. .
AaR.itFp.xa
at 1
"?-K
I Jd??,VDs
::
Kennedy, lb. ........ 4
Marncaa. If.
Chapln. e, .......... J
Shea, c J
Tauscher, rt ........ a
Morrow, cfc ,onfr J
Kruger, lb. ......... J
Btreit P. ....... f
Olnay. D. ........... 1
Totala . ............. 1
. KSLSO TIQKRS.
' v AB. R. H. PO. A. B.
Halley. If. .......o. I .
Hull,' rf. I 1 !, !
Duff, lb. ?i i l l
it
Tnurscon, o. ...-. j
Heberden, cf. 1
Miller, lb. i... 1
Conrad.. 2b.- I J
Daggy, aa. J s
Caswell, p.-lb. (. JJ
McDonald, p.
i i
l
i
i
0
Totala 41 11 i 27 U
Cubs .
Hits
Kelso .
Hits
i i o i i i oj is
I 1 1 0 I o 1 114
". ooooiio a ii
.........i 6 l o l 0 I 0 2 I
.... r omit h Olnev .2
..BSC:..Yi"47V?- McDonald.' IT Base,
on balls-Oft Strelt 4; off Ol"" J
CaswelL 1; of McDonald, 8. Twd-base
hits Turk, Morrow, K
ton. Miller I. Double piayxura.
Kennedy. Sacrifice hits Maeu.
nedv. Kruger. Stolen baaesuD, i
-,.T1-. at ITIeS Kw nltnhAil nialliLtlti'
"t. ""ri "iimWA halla. hat
TSSttSS 8h.a7 Thurston,
Wild pitches, batteryerrora CMney,
Caswell. McDonald, first en
" a -tr.iaaMi A T Jiff An TmAabV-.
CubTi: Kelio? IL 'innlngVpltched-
"cswTriroffMHDohald. I. Tim.
or game i ww """:---;r- "
m A . .a. . It.nilQ 1 1 f , I
Umpire cneyne f"',',,"
Smith. t , .v '
m mnn tm ai Boora.
tr o-nAn a-At hla at WOOd-
burn yeeterday ana was aaon w '
fourtn inning. im w .
. ..I. 4it v hafnra ha retired.
in i vi. i mm. ...
pniand the Chemawa Indian- twiner,
aucreeded him and heia tne situcs xor
entailer resulta -
The attendance was gooa ana ino sumo
full of errors. Ths score oy mninga;
,j .. ' '. . ' ' .. xw t JU.
Frakes . . .I 10 0 2 1 0 0 0-11 17 I
Wnnithnril 1 0 1 0 0.1 0 0 4 1 g
Rattrles Concannon. r-oiana ana
Huddleston: Hurlburt and Antolne.
Umpire coieman. i ,1
: Baas on Opened at Astoria. '
k ..ria Trlr-UV T.ma nark waa
opened yesterday bxtha Astoria Bohe
mians and Brewers In the rrasenee of
800 people. The game was a fairly good
exhibition for the early season. Ths
Brewers won on errors. .:,.-
TtattarfM Hoover and Graham for
Astoria; Ponder and King for Brewers.
Score by innings: k. u ju.
Brewers ...02 111010 110 I
Astoria .i.O OlUHii-i is t
. AMERICAN LEAGUE
Won. Lost P.C.
Ctilcago 11 .
New xorK . ..fj
Phlln'elnhia'. . ........10 7 .681
natrnlt . ............... 9 8 .621
Cleveland v.- 0 .8
Boston . . f
Washington-, i.?.' 6 11 .111
St Louis, ............. I ,11 .171
' At Chloago. '
R. H. E.
Chicago . . 1 6 J
Cleveland...... ........4 I
Batteries Altrook and McFarland;
Josa and Clarke.
NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE
At Beattle.
R. H. E.
Seattle . '. ...... 1 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 "6 I 2
Spokane . . ... .0 1 0 0 0 e 0 0 04 I - 2
jaiieries Kuan ana ocaniny, jj,r;.
son and Altman. Umpire Kolpf.
-At Aberdeeir
b n ti.
Aberdeen . . ....10010100 1 I
Tacoma . ....... .0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 01 S 1
Ratt.riM Ttrlnlrar and Boettlaer:
Butler and Shea., r Umpire Chret
. ; Angels Wla Again. ' -
taa A , a.,lasi lUTss-x ft Tkaa tsftai In
- aV0 AiiRViDBf xaasa wit- a tea
the second inning put the i Angels on
easy street netting two runs. Another
waa hroua'ht In In iha alahthl on Eaaer'S
three-ba-ter. Nagle shut otlt Oakland.
Tha score: ( . ' ,
' . . - R. H. XL
Los Angeles ...0 10 6 0 0 01 6 0
Oakland 00000000 00 I 8
HattarleaNaale and Eaaer: Rellr and
J Bliss. .Umtre Derrick. --
2 10 i s
. 1 !
POWERS BLUES DEFEAT 4
ItORTHl'EST GUtl CLUB
yy-.,.. ...n...' -,';::;
Cass Campbell Twirls In Good
- Form and Losert' LandS
AAAy: But ;Two Hits..
The Powers Blues beat the ntna of
tha Northwest Gun club yesterday aft
ernoon on the Coast league diamond.
Tha score was 4 to 0. The amateura
niavad a aood arrada of ball. : ' Cass
Campbell, for tha victors, was In fins
shape and allowed only two hits. No
scores were made until after the sixth
Inning, when the Powers batters began
to hit mora freely. At no time did the
losers coma within shouting distance
of tha plate,-' The tabulated score:
...: :'i POWERS. . f
j AB. B.-H. Pp. A. B.
Henkle. If. ........."1 -1 0 .10 0
Orar. aa. 4 1111
McClelland, lb. I .1 0'1
Munaon, of. ......... 4 1I 1
Trowbridge, lb. ..... K 0 7
Brown, lb. .......... 4 0 0 0
BrocK, e.. ............ e w
etockton. rf. ....... y 4 0 11
Campbell, p. ...... 4 1, I
'".Totals V' A.'.7,.Ai 4 "7. 17
' :,;- n. W. O. CO.
' '-iVi.- AB. R. It PO. A. B.
DevouL tb... ....... 4 0 1 10 I
Dorner, lb. .......... I 0
Bater. sa ........... v
Nordlna, if. ......... I" 0
EiKertauD, xn, .......
Trench, rf. .......... I 0
Price, cf. ............. I 0
Bchults, a. I 0
0 10
Hiagina. p. .. ........ a -
11
Totals . :,.;....... 0 "l 17 It
: 'f-. ' BCORB BT INNINGS. .
tn-7M a a o s o l 11 a
wttvbb- - - - ww ---' -w - -
Hlta . . O O 1 1 O 1 1 1
Jf. .W. G. Co. ....0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00
tiua AAAAAAtA
;r " summary. . ; .
. ptruek out rBy Campbell. It: by HI g-
flna. a. - Bases on balls-Off Campbell,
, Baorlfloe bit McClelland. Stolen
bases Gray I, Henkle, McClelland,
Ttmwn. rtavnnl. Hit br Ditched bail
Henkle, McClelland. Passed ball, bat
tery error Powere. ' First base on eiS
rora Powers, I; N. W. O. Co., 1. Um
pire buck tioua.
FIELD SQUAD IS
OPEN TO TYROS
eaaaaaWaSaaWJaaaaBBMBaaaSanSa-S
Maltnomah Club Members Afforded
Fine Opportunity for Out-
v v'c ;,; door Training.
a waa nnatMl at the Multnomah
elub last night Inviting members to join
h twmnV mnA A.M amlBjt. which ia tO bS
maned throughout tha season by Jack
King. .
Members who hava no exceptional
ahllttv. nr think. thev have not will be
weloomed on tha squad as cordially1 as
those who have already provea inem
ui. mnMi athletes. The "dub" Will
be given as much care and coaching as
tha crack. Those who wish to take ad
vantage of tha hlgh-claaa coaching Jack
King la aura to give are aaked to reg-
later at the omce or to aaaress ,najr-
nan Karri-an or the tracK ana neia
committee. Already 26 men have Joined
the sauad and are seen en tna neia every
evening.
The track Is to be put Into fine shape
before tha and of the present week and
there will be four weeks mora In which
to prepare , for the handicap field day
planned for the.eariy part or june.
ABRAHAMS MAKES BEST
SCORE AT GUN PRACTICE
""' eveBBaaaanaaaaaBaaBsanaw '-.
, A large erowd of sportsmen turned
out to the practice snoot oi mo xauiv
nomah Rod and Gun club yeeterday,
iknh.n m,A '' tha hlrhaat .acore.
breaking 14 blue rocks out of a possible
100. The complete acore iouowa;
Name.
Abrahams
,100 14 .14 v
100 19 . . .11
100 . IS . : .86
, 100 82 .82
rv bo '.:.:i v .82
60 '41 .82
, 100 79 .79
, 100, 78 .71
i 100' 76 .71
(' 100 ; 76 .76
100 74 .74
. 60 17 v .74 , -
, 60 17 .74
100 70 .70 .
100- 70 .70 .
100 70 .70 :
100 68 .68
26 17 .61
60 14 .11
100 68 .61 -
60 88 .61 .
.100 ,65 .61 -
100 62 .61
10 11 f .81 .
-60 ' 26 ' ".61
80, 21 .62
Culllaon
jack omitn ........
Winters i,,..
Shangle ...........
Mr. xoung.........
iTheabeau
TKalllo ,.
.
. . . .
Mcpherson
Thornton . .........
Clark ...a..........
Borders ............
Oroce .............
Bhelton
Jacobs .............
Dr. France ........
Mrs. Toung .......
Nelchen ...........
Stewart .........v.
Dr. Berkeley .......
c. Bmitn
Bternoerg
Withers ...........
Metca ........
Olsen .... h. .....
Devoe Defeat Canby. -
.nh. rtr . Mm I. Tha Davn. nalnt
team looa ins v-anoya mm camp nere
yesterday afternoon by the acore of 4
to s. The uneup:
Devon. - 'V-rvj'v y Canby. .
K Thomas. . ............. ... .C 8mlth
Taylor........ ;.............W. Knight
WmiI . ........i. Bckeraon
Gardner. .R. Baty
cnricaa. .......... ........... .v. oinim
J. Cralae.. .. ... . .. ....... R, Knlaht
D. Craigg. . , . .. . . . ....... .Erlnger
Ryan ."................... Thompson
d Thomas.. ................... C. Baty
Duffft. ... ....... . . . .'. ..... .
v ;A Baseball at Engene. "
fBpeeial DUpateb te The Joornal.) ?
Vnrrn. Or . Hit I.-Tha RutranS
town team beat the Cobnrr nine yes
terday by the tuna of 6 to 4. At no
time during tha game did the Coourg
"Blacks" hava a chance, . though they
... in anma nnd hall. rNn. P!u-
gene's southpaw, etruck out 12 men and
played a, very heady game. Weed, the
catcher, really won tne game Dy me
heavy hitting and otherwlae perfect ball.
" Fenton Stanford's Captain. '
Palo Alto, May? 6. Kenneth 'Fenton
Of Portland, Stanford's crack third
baseman, haa been elected to captain
the 'varsity baseball nine for the 197.
1801 season. Fenton Is reckoned as the
best college ballplayer in the west and
has repeatedly refused offers to Join
league tesms. His election was unani
mous. . . ' 1 '
Dinner Won at Ilsndball.
. Jones and Holladay beat McAlpIn and
Cleland In t , hot three-aet handball
match at the Multnomah ,club yester
day morning. The result waa that Jones
and Holladay dined at the expense of
the vanqulahed,,;;;;w:A,.A."w-i.vv
Boaenta, Skin Dlaeeaee Oared by .
"Tha Houaehold Surgeon. r. Druggists
refund money If Dr. Porter's Antiseptic
Heeling; OU falls. , Z6o. , S' A:v ,
The whys and; wherefores ado not interest as much as the actual facts, and facts are gWen
-'In price quotations that mean the saving of much to many. Nevertheless, a reason for this
price-pruning, right in the .heart of the season, is In order, as yoii know by previous advertise-
ments we are making alterations "to our store which we were forced to make,' consequently, our
front is being torn out, we have no window displays, no way only through the newspapers to
- tell you about our merchandise, which we are selling at 25, 30 and 40 per cent below com
' petitors. prices. . It Is to your interest, Mr. Man, to see the Clothing, Hats, Shoes and Furnish
ing Goods at our store before thinking of buying elsewhere. , , ' A' ' -
$A- We can save you $4.00 to $10.00 ori your Spring Suit, 75c to $2.00 on your Shoes, $1.00 to .
$3.50 on Spring and Summer Hats; Panamas, etc.; 25 to 40 per" cent on your Summer Underwear,
Shirts, Hosiery and Neckwear, etc. . Everything in our store except a few contract goods is rad-
; ically reduced in price during' this Alteration Sale, which is making new bargain history with
the clothing trade in Portland. , , -
Men's $1500 ! Suits. .V.f8.85
"Men's$20.00 Suits, ... .?11.85
MenV$2500 Suits.V. ; ; .14.85
Men's $30.00 Suits. . . ; ............ '.v.910.85
Men's $5.00 and $.6.00 Pants. ..... . . . . .?3.45
Men's $4.00 Pantsl - ?2.35
: Men's $3.00 Pants.. . . ..... .......... .?1.85
tMen's $2.00 Hats, .. .. .. .. , ;. .;. .?1.35
'Men's $3.00 Hats.;.:i....:...,..,.?lS
Men's $5.00 Panama Hats,'.. ... . . i.?3.85
Men's $3.00 Shoes ..................?15
Men's $3.50 and $4.00 Shoes.......... ?2-35
Men's $4.50 and $5.00 Shoes . , . .$2.85
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Men's 25c Hose '. J...174
Men's 50c Hose. i . . .... 33
Men's $1.00 Shirts 65
Men's $1.50 Shirts . . , ;' , . . .85
Men's $2.00 Shirts ?1.10
Men's 25c Suspenders ............... . .,.15
Men's 60c Suspenders ;;;.;v;;V. A;;;.354 ;
Men's 75e Suspenders i;;. .i..y. ,...45 .
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Meni 50c Spring Underwear . '.20
Men's 75c Spring Undemear........;;,.394 ,
Men's $1.00 Spring Underwear ;; .: .".V; . :.60
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