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Newspaper Page TextTHE bREGON DAILY JOURNAU PORTLAND. WEDNESDAY EVENING, JUNE ..8.M907. it PITCHER QUICK . FOOLS BEAVERS Hapid Changes of Pace Keep -Locals Guessing and They ' Bat Many Easy Ones: ' ESOLA IIITS HOHE ' KM UNDEB FENCE Eddie Fay PlW In Place of Short. - atop Shlnn, Who Hal Ran Away Pitcher - Schlmpff Cover Center Field In Grsndj Stylet. ' ' .', . ... . A':' ' TESTERDATS RESULT!. flan WannlaAA A Xt4mA t Ilk snwa- aavarw W e v. V . - Oakland 8, Los Angeles I. STANDING 07 THU CLUBS. Won, Lest P. Angeles .......... II SO Ban Franolaoo SI 21 Oakland 2 IS Portland ...............II c. .ess .600 .608 .ISO : r . r , 1 , A i - ' - V At---,;-: ,' Eddie Qulok, Can Francisco's- tall, blond t wirier, tad tha Baavara buf faloed for nine innings yesterday and though tha game was spiritedly eon tested, there never u a time when Portland looked winner. Just to make things safe. Quick did not allow a tingle Beaver to reach the first bag until the fifth inning. Then, , the score being three to nothing, Eddie took it a little easier. Twice after that Portland got two or three men On bases, but the blonde twlrler shut down on the hitting, apparently whenever he Xeit uae it. we anut.tne come Datters out until, the ninth, when McCredle made the circuit on a hit apiece by himself and Mott and a muffed thrown ball by Street A very fast ball and then a very slow one was Quick's medicine, and Its effect was very quick. . Instead of lining thein out, the Portland batters shoved the sphere up into the cloudy sky, where ic was gathered in with ease by the field ers. Three U the Third. The Seals scored three runs in the third, beginning with a homer by Esola. It did not go over the fence, but under It. and by the time Schlmpff had reached after It and thrown 14 In the big catcher had made the circuit Sin gles by Quick and Morarlty and an er- riff&lfiVtt?& m So Says Ex-Champion Jimmy essev followed bv a single by Esola. The ball which put Esola out in this inning was handled by McCredle, Moore. Bcmmprr ana MOti, ine runner unauy "Shrimp" Schlmpff, ths Dutch Pitcher Who Starred as an Outfielder .W". '"' ' Testa rday. .. ... SljUlSlLE Britt Sifter Friendly Go With the Australian. being caught at third. McCredle made the throw to Moors in an attempt to I out off Shaughnessey, Moore returned It to second In an attempt to catch Esola, who had not stopped at first The throw was wild and Esola ran on. Schlmpff got the sphere and shot it to third in time to catch Yhe runner. Here's the official score:. , ' PORTLAND. AB.R.H.PO. A.E. Fay, aa Casey, 2b S 0 0 S 0 Basaey, If ...........400 10 V McCredle, rf ...m.B 1 1 J J Mott. Sb 4 0 1 J 1 0 Moore, o 0 0 8 I 0 Carson, lb 8 0 1 f 0 0 Schlmpff. cf t 0 1 I'l 0 Groom, p . I 0 ,.0 0 0 By Jamea Edward Britt Whoever alsea Bill 6qulres up aa a lemon has missed Ilia guess. Ha is no Placke; in other words, ha ia not a soft thing by any meana. FORTY ENTRIES I'flCLMES Names of Horses and Riders in All But One Event Are Announced. About 40 horses will compete in tha spring race meet of the Portland Hunt club, which will be held at the Irving- ton racetrack next Saturday afternoon. Entrlea, for All ", the events except . the STATE'S HISTORY Many of Fastest Horses in West Will Bo Seen at - Salem Track. - " ENTBIES CLOSED IN MANY OF THE EVENTS Twenty-One Faat Animals Will Com pete .for Greater Salem Stake, Twenty-Three for Lewis and Clark Stake Owners, Sires and Dams. Squires la a fighter. Every inch of ra hav cloM(t jnea for this Total .A 1 17 10 1 SAN FRANCISCO. AB. R. H. PO. A. E. Mohler, Sb Street, lb Morarlty, SS ? Irwin, Sb . Williams, If Spencer, cr Shaughnessy, rf ..... Quick, p , . k. . . . . . I pionshlp from him. Total 84 SCORE BY INNINGS. dun BVanriro OOS00010 Hits 1 0 8 1 0 0 I 1 08 Portland .......... 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 6 1 1 - Hlta -iiv;....:v.O 0 0 8 1 0 0 lf SUM MART. Struck out By QroomS, by Quick t. him, every ounce of him, every nerve and muscle ta fighting material. Squires has fought through the ranks of the fighters in Australia. He has whipped everything on two legs that Is worth whipping in the continent across ine racma. -That he has not licked better men is' because there were no better men to lick. Had there been he would have licked them, or tried to. They Say he-ran saway from Jack Johnson, That charge is ridiculous. His passage had been booked and his en. gagements all made before there was even a whisper of 'Johnson's going to Australia. , k Tor White BCaa-Only. Now, this fellow Squires has a chance at the world's championship, and he would be foolish end wrong, according to the ethics of the ring, to allow a negro a chance to win the world s cham John 1 Sullivan event will be received up to the hour Of the race Saturday. The meeting will be aa much a so ciety as a. SDOrtlna event and Port' land's elite will shine both on the track and In the grandstand. Previous to the races ail the horses and thslr riders Join In parade. The winner or eacn event wiu celve a handsome silver cup and the winner of the two-mile race will. In ad dition, have his name en Secretary V. A. Walch of tha state board""" of agriculture yesterday com plated tha list of entries for a part of the state fair race program. The events include tha following stakes: Greater Salem, Lewis and a ark. Merchants" Farmers', Inland, Valley, Oregon, Rural Spirit and Illlhee. AU are filled except the Rural Solrlt (1:10 trot) and tha Illlhee (8-year-old paoe). The board is considering the matter of reopening the Rural Spirit atake, to close on August 81, on which date entries , will also be closed for the following events: t:l8 trot, purse 1600: 1:11 pace, 1500; S:20 pace, iduw; i:zi trot 1600, and 2:15 paoe. S600. The numberof entries In the different events closed are aa follows: Greater tsaiem stake z:0 pace), purse 1600, 21; Lewis and Clark stake (S14 trot). IS.000. Si: Merchants' stake (S:2t pace), $1, 000, 14; Farmers' stake (2:27 trot). Sl.- wuu, it; jniana suuee (i-year-old trot), 1400. 9; Valley stake (3-year-old pace), 1400, 8; Oregon stake (2-year-old rtot). The entries Include some of the fast est horeee in -the west, and the fair manaarement Dredlcta tha beat raca meat for the coming fall ever held at the uregon state fair grounds or In the northwest A list of the entries for the closed events follow: ureater Baiem stake, 2:09 pace, $5,000: Bonnie M-, b. m., Mohegan-Mollle, by C. flchell. Walla Walla, Washington. iels, by 7. J. Richardson, Portland, Ore gon. Ollle M b. m.. Weatfleld-rautinn. h James Erwln. Walla Walla, Washington. Morris N.. b. g.. Son of Brlgnolia, by William Duncan, Colusa, California. uoy d. m., Maicoim-Charlty, by D. Jeffries, Spokane, Washington, Swlftwater Bill. blk. ar.. n.r by George Peringer, Pendleton, Oregon. BlrdalL r. m, Blrdalex-Antrlm, by George A. Kelly. Walla Walla. Wuh.: lngton. Miss Georgie, br. m., MoKinney, hr W, A. Clark Jr Butte, Montana. I Delilah, b. m.. Zolock-Ovnav. h TT i Delaney, Los Angeles, California. j v Lf.nc?rVb- ., Alondra-Red Wilkes, Bf Q. f Rhose, Portland. Oregon. I . Knlck Knacld b. g., Alcona-Altamont, i by Robert Brady, Portland, Oregon. i . vbjo, d. -, ioveiace-Maggie, : vr a. uuuBoy, mr urounas, uregon. . i s xv ui wood wilkes- Ainwine, ot w. u. JUurfee, Los Angeles. TiriiV, 1 V"2""'. cn- " t zoiock, 1 William Klnta, Spokane, Washington. . "Jl;pn S., b. h., Diablo-Aloantara Jr. by W. L. Vanca. Walla. W11. tir... Queen B b. m.. rnnnt..n,r k. m 'v Bean. Spokane, Washington. ' cen b Tendls-Avona, by Frank u ?! i ..,n l"1"at wasnington. .. McClOsky Wanrlrht hllr h - uiri. ney-tiamb. Mamb by M. F. Johnson, Sherwood, Oregon. ...... Tidal Wava. Ch. h HntnuJ trnit Graved upon I McKinner. pg. S. BaU.yrAlbanV. O by U a Schell. Walla Walla, Washing. ton. Miss Monbells. ch. m Monbells-Eme- llne, by JU. Thompson, Riverside, Call- fnrnla. Freddie C Jr b. hv Prince Direct- Bertha, by John Lance, Everett, Wash- lnrton. - Komona S, b. m., Zombro-Antebole, by George Beckers, Los Angeles, Call tornia, Bonnie Meat, br.' h.. McKlnner-Bou ailene, George A, Kelly. Walla Walla, e-ton. .-- "" King, b. hy King Patchen-Laura Washln West, by J. V. Hollingshead, Ladner, B. C, King. b. h. British Columbia. Mabl Wynn, b, . m., ' Zombro-Graoe Kaiser, by W. W.. Cardwelt, Roseburg. ureajon. . Irene, b. m., Martins Tlorlda-Btrdle, by Hoi ton Martin, Olympla, Washington. - Btariight, o. m Bonner N B-Moon- lighv by William Smith, Portland, Ore gon. Alamo, b. m., Alfonso-Woodfork Mam brino. Mina, br. g., Alfonso-Red Cross, by v, a., iarraoee, 'rortiana, uregon. Burlon, b. h.. Alcone-Klsbar, by L. H. Lindsey. Fair Grounds. Oreeon. Dredge, br. g James Madison-Rosa Clay, by w. G. , Durfee, . Loa Angeles, vauiurnis, Ofora-la Chambarlaln. br. in.. Tnm bro-Prlam, by J. D. Shaw, Salem, Ore- Henry Grav. er. sr.. Zomhm-Not Olvan. by J. T. Wallace, Fair Grounds, Oregon. jtinan uoru, br. a, Knox Moore-Fay-te Kins, by W. T. Johnson. Vernon. British Columbia. Mike Duff, b. h., Zombro-Bearlet LeK ter, cy . f. uaiaington, uaiem, Oregon. nuttna i.bjcs. s-yearoia trot, i uo: Baron Bowles, b. c, Baron Wilkes Jr.-Ulsnlus, by H..H. Hslman. Pleas- an ton. uuiirornla. May Mason, b. f., Malor Mason-Maud II., by E. a Henley, Sprague, Washington. Kinney Rocket, b. a.. Alklnnav-Beck Sharp, by John Murray, Taooma, Wah lngton. Liberty Bona. b. a.. Liberty Chlmaa. by W. A. Clark Jr., Butte, Montana. nester rrynne, o. x., rnutwooa vvuaea. ' w. a. viara: Jr., uuite, Montana. Haselwealth. b. Tha Commonwealth. Hasel Almont. by N. K, West, Li Grande. Oreaon. .Hods. br. c. Zombro-Pocahontaa "by k. u. upr, anaepenaence, uregon. Shamrock, b. a.. Lynmont-Maradith. by William Williams. Walla Walla. Yaslilngton. t Relna del Norte, b. m.. Dal Norte- Laurelia. by Thomaa U. Brenta Walla vvaua, wasnington. Valley stake, I-year-old paoe, $400 : Silver Klnr. b. c Klnr AlexTa-MollI by L. C. Schell, Walla Walla, Washing ton. Ruth Norte, b. t.. Dal Norta-Dalay Dale, by F. E. Brown, Oaksdale, Wash ington. . Mabel Norte- br. f.. Del Norte-Wlnnla by A. J. Reed, Oaksdale, Washington. John R. Condlff. b. e Klna Alexis. by G. M. Rouse, Port Townsend, Waah- lngton. Hasel Norte, blk. m.. Dal Norte-An trim, by Frank . McCown, Waltaburg, Washington. Clark Jr., Butte, Montana. vmgora, b. r., vinmont-Aigora, by B. Keyt, Perry dale, Oregon. M. Robblna & Son. Woodburn, Oregon,! Oregon stake, 2-year-old trot, i00: Princess Direct, b. m.. Teddy A.-Lady Mack, by William Hogobom, Walla Walla. Washington. oouiv ootki, w, in., nan Dvu-vor Ansma, by E. C Keyt, Perry dale, Ore gon. - Bonkln. b. s.. Bonnie McK-Ventrlm. by George A. Kelly, Walla Walla, Wash ington. H Rosle Caution, b. m., Cautlon-Mollie, i i . v ir.iM.il vt. ...i .ill.' ) S'J MUVyvu-Aliif MUlfVllf by n. Jv. west, ia urenae, uregon. by L. C. Shell, Walla Walla, Washing ton. Pet Palestine, b. pxr, Palestlne-Na- noose, by J. w. Homngahead, Ladner, British Columbia. by son. . Struck out By. Groom 6, by Quick 8. I. Two-base nit cmaugnnessy. xiome run Esola. Stolen base Spencer. Passed ball Moore, First base on er rors Portland I San Francisco X Left on bases-rPortland t, San Francisco 7. Time of game 1 hour (0 minutes. Um jlre Perrine. J 2 NOTES OP THE GAME ? ISThose five eVrors of Shortstop Shinn's ! Sunday turned his stomach against baseball and yesterday he did not show up at Recreation, park. Jimmy went away without telling his manager good' bye and not even applying for his Sun day's wages payday , came Saturday. Shlnn is said to have left for his home In Healdsburg. California. . While Jils Ave errors were Inexcusable, the boy should not have taken it so hard. He should have stayed and tried to live down the record. It is doubtful, how ever, If the Portland team will be any ' worse off without Shlnn. While In time he should make a great ball player, he was in a bit too fast com pany for his years and experience.. - Joe Fay, at present ehorstop for the Frakes nine of the Trl-City league, and a well-known ballplayer, filled in at shortstop for the Beavers '. yesterday. . Fay haa had many years experience and ' . bad no reason to be nervous. He haa bad luck, however, Portland's only two errors being charged against him. .Fay led off in batting and scored one of the five safe bingies aiiowea oy nicner Quick, ' - - Fay will probably fill in at short until the arrival of Billy Btatton, who la due hera toward the ena oi ine weea Manas- McCredle received a wire last riMto the effect that Statton had left flfKKlcago for Portland.- The shortstop went to Chicago some time ago on ao- count of the illness or ma motner. Casey executed a great play in the third inning yesterday. After Esola had hit his home run, under the center field fence. Quick singled. Mohler fol- inatMi with a crounder to Fay. The lat ter had a good chance for a double play but he rumbled tne Dan ana wnen ne got it he threw it wild. Both men were j. aai. anw . uiuva Sv- ..... w.rv. im. to hat and the inflelders crowded close for a bunt' The batter knocked a slssler that should have been a hit. But the fast second baseman gathered in the missile, threatened Quick at third, driv ing him back, then put out at first, y . 4 8 27 15 1 1 Jim Corbett, Jim Jeffries all refused to ngnt negroes arter winning tneir championship honors, and It la one of the unwritten laws or the heavyweight crown that it shall be held by a white man. Squires Is a cool, level-headed, deter mined fifth ter, He ia aggressive, stronir, uses a clever left ana has an awful wallop in either hand. His smashes start low and travel up-1 Lazarus; Rob Crawford (L. Lb Leadbet tha hlr Hunt club silver cud. The entries, owners and riders in all but the pony race are: Ladies' trot, one mUe Trlxy (Theo dore Kruse), Miss Hahn; Prince (Charles Nicol), Miss Cummlngs; jerry (Colonel K. jubits), Mrs. jr. u. aunum; King (H, C Campbell), Mrs. B. C. SDencer. . - SteeDle chase, about two miles xom itxiarieB nicoit, i.. o. mcui rioiKl m.rnl.. UI. ll...thl T TT Tan. I UaiDl Nicoi; Brunei; (Ambrose Cronin): p g.-S on"Xrti11?C?,-HuWa' brose Cronin: Bob Proudy (V. S. How- F'Ju S010, , ard) V 8 Howard. n reaqie C. Jr b. h., Prlnoe Direct- Two mlie J. H.' Bennett (W. H. BjtU, b, JohaUncf Everett. Wash- Davis), Will Q. MacRae; Will Wehrung tMra. u. xiunumj, m. i. v.na; o- BKk. , - r-. nnm rfjinr M. I Mrartmi. iiia-ar M. I 7 : Lady Brooks, nedlarca nnf aan v F. F. Akerly, OgdehT Utah. " mBiii Dukan, pedigree not giyen, by E. W. Flagg, Ogden, Utah. S 000- " " 14 trot MonlcraL bile. .. irnMm,ii.intA....' y P- P. Ogden, Hlghgrove, California. carina, juao, Dr. m., Mcitinney-Alber- ta, by H. H. le. br. Charlea MBld Cudihee, Seattle, Washington. elman, Pleasanton, Call- McVera-Iowa Chief, by ' Donahue is temporarily laid up with sprained knee. This alone cripples the team. Few players put as much ginger into their game as Donahue. He is stronger at-the bat than Moore, a better r thrower and la a wonder at . gathering in fouls. Lovett broke -a' linger during pre- yesteroay ana llmlnarv nractlce Fchimrff filled his place at center field. The writer wishes riht here to retract ward. He hits a kind of a round up percut that lands with all the lift of his body under It and If you want to know. I believe It Is one of the wicked est blows 1 have run across in many year Unlike the English fighters who spar at long range, tnis leiiow uses to get in close and hammer away at short range. He can stand a wallop that would stagger most men without batting an eyelid, and that short, ramming Jolt of his, that starts up from the region of his hlpa and lands In the belly or the face, is good for the count almost any time they connect -He tells me he haa stalled in nearly au.nia rignts to give the crowa a run for their money, the promoters objecting to his short, sharp fights in which he puts his man away in a few quick smashes, but he says it Is hard for him to do this, as he is eager to fight j when in the ring and does not like to stall, j I believe him, because ho is moaest ana not a braggart Would Beat Barns, I should say on what I have seen of him and my knowledge of Burns that ne wouia oe utteiy to whip Burns. As to Jeff I cannot say. ' Jeff Is a wonderful ' man. v He la so far 'above the ordinary fighter that there la no line or comparison Between mm ana any omer man in tne ring. Jeff haa told me several times that never in his ring career after he mas- terea the art or hitting aid ne put his whole strength into a blow. He has to hold back for fear of in flicting a mortal injury on his adver sary. His best fights have shown him a master of cleverness, the fastest man in the world of his weight a good ring general ana a marvelous meter. A giant in sise and strength. What can you do in doping a man like that but admit that if he ia good no man has a chance with him. There is a possi bility tnat ns may nave gone oaca so fast That a clever, fast fellow could wear htm down, like Corbett did John L., but Jeff is anything out a physical wreck, and should train-down all right for this : battle. ' Figure it out for yourself. Squires Is awfully, sood. however, so do not make any mistake on tnat ter). L. L. Leadbetter. Two hundred-pound race BKiaoo AUXet BarOtt. b. m.. 7nmhrn.ai1r """1 vrowrjo socaers, JUOB Angeles, Senator H., blk 'yuuim as,i s?niiAiw i DAn. WW v t.i . . (Auarust Belmonf). Emmet Drake: Mys- ". wl . i.n ivt P. Whltnv. W M. navla: "-. ryowiiana, v;a"rornia. Shadow Dance (Tom Williams). H. C Campbell; Superman (James R. Keene), John A. Horan: Grafter (Francis J. Heney), Dr. W.- Cumming; Past Master (Thomas B. Ryan), u, A.-ratuiio. Three-eiahths-mlle dash Lulu L. (James NlcolKHenry Metier: Bedad (D. A. Patulloi. J. C. Muehe; Jim Bud (D. B. Howard). V. S. Howard; Eva J, (R H. Jenkins). R. H. Jenkins; Juan Billardo F. W. Vollman). F. W. Voll- man; John Boggs in. t. tieraman), m. B. Tourue: Mike Wisdom (Thomaa H. Tongue), E. B. Tongue; Pat (Miss Ains- worth). E. T. Chase: Joe Jewett it. Scott Brooke); cioeantnus (tiarry, qor bett). will u. Macnae. irive-eiantns-miie aasn uarnato id, A. Pfttullo), J. a Muehe; Kentucky Babe ( a. (J. spencer), . jmu jenicins John Boggs (H. H. Herdman), E. B. Tongue; Mike Wisdom (Thomaa H. Tongue;; i-Jiuy myrus lu a. rmuiiov E. T. Chase; vw. Bona tonaries jmicoi), T. S, Mcuratn. .-. ,. .t ... - . " ' ' Northwest League. Seattle, 8; Aberdeen, J. Tacoma, 5; Spokane, 4. , , American Leagae. Cleveland," 4; New Tork, a. Boston. 7: Detroit. 6. Washington, .7; 8t. Louis, 1, Chicago; 10; Philadelphia, . UVeta. D. 71-. HOImn.nir.rtnr Tut A Thompson, Los Angeles, California. The Commonwealth, b. m. rantinn. Anteiope, by N. K. West La Grande, Oreaon. Rutin PaimI f K flh.j.t.Mj f- . Action, oy js. K. west, JLa Grande, Ore- Crvlla Jones, e. h . (tnnn.r v T .ui. nle -M., by E. T. Hay, Spokane, Waah. lngton. Lord Kitchener, blk. r.. Cantain nr. KInney-Bessle. by L. B. Llndsev. Fair Dredge. blk. h Zombro-Alblon, by t. vr. Kunc, jua AngvieB, aiiiornia. - ..lVIn T . u.ji . uiay. by w. o. uurzee, Loi Angeles, Cal ifornia. Zolahka, br, s., McKInney-Canotta Wilkes, by L C Mosher. Los Anvalea. California. Oyama, b. f., Zolock-Nolahka, by W. S. Mott, Salem, Oregon. Bonnie Tanaent b. h.. Zombro-Pilot Lemont, by Fred Douglas, Fair Grounds, Oregon. Vance, Walla Walla. Washington. Oma A., b. m Dlablo-Alcantara Jr., by S. S. Bailey, Albany, Oregon. North, Biar, . g., Nutwood wtlkes-Eu- i geneer, by J. B. Iverson, Salinas, Call- Tha fans welcomed a new umDlre yes. terday. "Bull" Perrine. Nobody kicked at ma decisions, Bronchitis and ToneUitis Cured by "TXB KOVSEKOaall RUSU.US.'' nr(1 rnfiata. Orasnn Cheese Co.. lis 6th. Li.' JJ ... . 1 ... 111 nearly tory to Schlmpf as a ball player. rythina- ba- ever said dero hlmpff as a ball player. 1 several acres of garden and gathered in tem arter as pretty seen on a baseball a man out at Shrimp starred yesterday.-. He covered Ave flies, two of them after as prett runs aa are often field. Then he threw third, gaining an assist 133. - He also batted Bobby Groom is a coor batter, but when he does hit the leather he ought to be compelled to run until he is out out In the eighth Inning Groom knocked a ball to the shortstop which was not handled clean and which he could have beat to first had he not nearly stonned after he bad run ft couple of strides, . ornla. R. Ambush, br. h.. Zolock-Sllk Wood. by G. W. Bonne 11, Redlands, California. Judith, br. m., William Harold-Fe-nella, by A. O.'Dahl, Butte, Montana. Merchants' stake; z:z paoe 11,000: Francis B. Allen, Walla Walla, Wash Ruby H. d. m.. Malcolm-Charity, bv C D. Jeffries, Spokane. Washington. Bill H. br. a.. Son. of Alex Button. Drutilsts i refund monef if! DZjorfykn J?.ret,n' Y1!- w"W8n?n. Antlaentlo Haailna- Oil falla v f So. , I u? .".. ..."" oy ' r. I HnDflrE ITinr. Inrm llKima WAahlnar. ton. i ... Lanoero, b. h., Alondra-Red Wilkes, by G.F. Rhose. Portland. Orea-on. Kntck Knack, b. g I Alcone-Alta- mont oy uooert uraay, roruana. Ore gon. . --; - ' .' - Cote de Ore. b. h.. Nutwood1 Wilkes. Atherina, by W. G. Durfee, Los An geles, California, , '. Lord Lister, b. h, Zombro-Del Norte, by L. D. Gibson. Salem, Oregon. Kittle Hart' ch. m.. Lovelace.Mar1. gold, by V. P, Hart Seattle, Washington. Topsy Tr blk. m. Tennysonlan-Charles Derby. Ty FVW. Schott, North Taklma. Washington. , . .. Ben w. b. a.. Tendts-Avena. hr svanir Williams, North Yakima, Washington. Prince t.br. g., JUovelaeeTPballamont, by C. E. Hadley. MoCloakey Walnwrlfht, blk. a, Mc-Klnney-Hambletonlan Mambrino, rby M. F. " Johnson, Sherwood, , Oregon. M - bon Wilkes, by A. O. Dahl. Butte, Moo tana. - Farmers state I:J7 trot 11.000: v Ladx W, b, nw Kins Alexls-MoU SPORTING VOXES Local sad Otherwise. - The first game of the final series for the baseball championship ef the lnter scholastio league will be played this afternoon on the Multnomah diamond. Portland academy will play Columbia I university. Dan Murphy, the rowing coaoh, haa arrived in Portland and will spend the next few weeks in getting the erews of the Portland Rowing elub into shape for the raoes at Seattle on July a. a Fred Smlthson's record in the 110- yard hurdles has been refused by the A. A. N., aa Smltbson was aided by a 40-mlle gale. The record waa made last Saturday in the Intercollegiate gamea at Notre Dame, ana was is 1-0 seconds, e a The Laue-Davls Juniors will ' chal lenge any nine in the city under 16 years. For games cam up nasi izus, Call between and ask for Willie Stepp. 6 and e. . One world's record was smashed at I the recent Tale-Harvard meet Dray of Harvard vaulted IS feet 6 V inches. raising the mark H of an inch. . , e a Camaa baseball club wants a Fourth of July game, wanta to go to aome I town, where they can take an excursion I along. They promise that the town of Camas will . oe well represented, ini Camas team plays fast ball, having won seven games out of eight Address J. T. Poindexter, manager, Camas Baseball Club, Camaa, wasnington. a a Yesterday's National league games were all postponed on account of rain. a a It is officially announced that the parlmutuel receipts on French race courses this year already amount to I more than $20,000,000, or $3,200,000 more- than during the corresponding per iod . last rear. - WW ftreshnm. Or.. June 4. To the Edi tor Of The Journal I saW'in The Jour nal Monday where Troutdale beat the Greshara ball team 28 to S. I wish to state that It was a team of boys between 18 and Is years of age that Troutdale beat. They call themselves the Shattuck Blues. WILLIAM HAMLIN. Manager Gresham Baseball Team. ' ' V a The Wabash club is being organised r Charles Pembroke and he Is de rous of hearlna- from players over 19 years old who are willing to play oat of town games. 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