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' U THE OREGON- DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND." WEDNESDAY - EVENING, "JUNE. 19, -190T. MUFF TllLS ! SPOMIIE SEIIDS IIIDMII CHIEF f-our hi 0 v 1 ri IU b'U ADKUnu i SI XI II. .ITffri-.-T-ni'wJ iu, ,y; yxt. y yyy t . . - . I Support Behind Him Nearly J ; , reflect and Oakland; , . ' Pails to Score. : ' , ,'iv , ; -" '" - - ' - -'. f rf . i TDIELYv HITS GIW t PORTLAND TWO HUNS . .xne ; More on Those Bearer Ball is! ' Player ! Altogether , pifferent - ; Prom What It XV$, Two Wfeeki i Afco Story of the Game. " ;i TESTERDAT'S RESULTS. Portland I, Oakland 0. " ' Loe Angeles 4, fian Kranoleco I. . -, Won. Lost, p. C. 'Oakland ,.....! BJ ' ,85 g,n Francisco .t;... M M r.! Portland 2J 41 ' - .84? $ Up till another tiotoh tor Portland! Did rou , ever aea a bunch of ball JtIayers jump nt9 form as suddenly aa those Bearer meat And every twtrler In ths lot la included. Calif f Held down ' W MAiiaJ . t Wl I A Jl . I aiyia ana mt men oemna mm put up aa pretty a fame as you could find la j a fortnight's . rids. -V t . xne result was that Oakland ot a I lone line of O's on the scoreboard, while .Portland tallied twice. Calif f had thai ; visitors ruesstas; all the time, and when the Jolts were added up It was found -that he had allowed but two, both of which were lined out by Truck-Horse -'Earan, the terror of Coast league 1 pitchers. , Bill Reldy rolled them down the alley jor iwaiana ana oniy six Bare Dinaies iwere chipped off him. In the first ; Inning he was a bit wild, soaking Mott and Donahue, but he pulled out the inning wimoui a score ana arter that ! there were no easy ways to get to first for the Beavers.,. . . , Bassey scored the first run. After k-ailff'vont'-hrnhr'tfiirarBassey wehl , passed grounder by Big-bee, stole second .and made the circuit on Casey's liner through Reldy. Carson made the second Score in the fourth. M oCredle beat a bunt to first, went second on Moore's sacrifice, but waa caught between .sec ond and -third on Careon'a grounder to Reldy. Carson reaching second on the play, howerer. Bchlmpff then came up mn iwo-oarger aiong me lert roul line and the bell ringing was over. Here 'Is the official score: . ! OAKLAND. v . , 1 .. r A3. R. H. PO. A. E. EMim, ir.. Van Haltren, cf HeitmuUer, rf....t... Eagan, ss. ...... ....... iuiss, a, Few,fcv mtm y aww-r rmvyf. vy'f '.'.--v. y --JTsr'f'W'r-ier4--.wy. .Vi", ri'""C V : ; . ) , v ' ' ' ' .-. L...j . :. , ' t : .v. ? .iv.-n.y.A J v. I v. A . s 1 ('' 1 ' ' ( , ' ; , ' 1 - A 1', i : ' ' J I X ' V i 4 .4 ."-v1' v Pat Donabue, Portland's crack catcher, who. In the absence of Lorett, li playing center field. MOTORISTS ARE PRACTICING F.0R4W0-DAVS-RACE-IVIE&TING .Blgbee, lb....... aiey, ZD. . . . ZeVereaux. 3b , Reldy, p..... pasnwooo; o i wrignt 4 10 Things are coming on nicely for the Barney Oldfleld race meet, scheduled for next Saturday and Sunday, afternoons on the Irvlngtoa track. Bruno Siebel, Oldneld's flylnc partner, took a look at the track yesterday afternoon and pro nounced It far batter than the Seattle track, where fasWr than a mile a min ute was made. Oldneld's record for the mile is just effraction over BO seconds. He Is sure-to .travel faster -than a mile a minute here, as that is called for In the contract The only fault at Irving ton, he says Is a lack of sufficient bank ing at the turns. The big racing machines arrived here on a special car today and Oldfleld and Siebel will go1 over 'the track carefully before the meet. A number of automo biles and motorcycles whose owners will enter them In the races were out last night trylna tbclr soeed on the track. Billy Barker sent Harry LItt's Little Six Stevens-Duryea a mile In l:lt 4-6. wnicn, considering the class of the ear, Especially gtrong in Middle Distance Banners and ' ' ' - Eelay Men. (perlal DUpatch te Tke JoeraaL) Seattle, June It. Tha relay race will I be one of the most exciting events on tha long program at the P.- N. A. meet at the university next Saturday after noon. : v 1 " . . . i - Spokane la sending a strong team to be ahosen from Edmuniton. -Vfartltv Thomle. Cooll and Johnson. All these atnletes are oolleae .men. and are cans ble of covering the quarter In fast time. Bpo Kan win not, however, have an eas snap In thia event aa the Olyraplo olo I of Ban Francisco, Multnomah and the 8. A. C. will all compete. ; The Sookane entries. Is In number and hlah In ouallty. are as follows: c. Edmunston 440-yard run. I SO-yard run and relay. c w. Martin 100-yard aaan. 120-yard run and relay. Moraan Adams Foie vault and nirn lumo. otis v. weicn Miie ana nair mus runs and relay. o, a. . Thomia -Mue ana nair 1 mus runs and relav. E. W. Johnson Mus and nau mus runs and relay. Clarence cooll una ana nair mue runs and relay. C. E.. Una High and, broad Jump and 10-pound shotput. f. II. Halm 14-round hammer and it-pouna snot. Oeorae W. Fhllbrlck lxo-yaro nur- dies, 120-yard hurdles. Jump and dlsous throw. Inglls Is having the track put in goon condition and It Is being widened so that more athletes mgy oomoete in each heat than has heretofore been possioie, Llrht earth Is being mixed with the elnders and this will be wet and -rolled and wlu make a fine course. Angels Loud on Joy. Oakland. June II. Big Barney Joy la doing better. He twirled a good game yesterday, except in the seventh, when Los Angeles landed neavuy ana acorea three runs. Score: Batteries joy ana Bireei; riBgie, Gray and Hogan. Umpire Derrick. All -Canadian Team Beaten, f .) rail BMetal Serriee.) Vancouver. B. C. June If. Van couver last evening aeieaiea ini ah Canadian lacrosse team by the score is very fast The record for that class r, flv, -oals to two. The tourists will fc"a,a 10 M B,tMl Mla leave tomorrow for Australia. in mm uianeia race -meet at iBvereit a , imrAT ri nnnrnmrnfl dog got on the track at a very lnoppor- CATHOLIC SOCIETIES tune moment and Oldfleld, who waa Jn vA A A . J7Cl me leaa, ran over it, outting the animal entirely in, two and putting a big dent In .the front part of the racer Siebel truck one half of the doc and nearly TO HOLD CONTENTION lost control of his machine. Extra pre cautions will, be taken nttmt flaturriav anu Dunaay 10 Keep me spectators are aisiance rrom tne track to ore vent casualties In oaaa one of th mnmA demons should lose control of bis machine. ; Totals V .5 25 0 PORTLAND. 1 till 1 Sassey. If , Mott. Sb. iCasey, 2b...... J)onabue, of.......... AioCredle, rf. Moore, 0 Carson, lb........... ..Schlmpff, ss Calif f, p y Totals 80 4 1 a 0 4 0 1 e 4 0 s o 1 0 s 0 0 17 1 1 0 0 DAII BELLIflBER BEATS M'ALPIN I 6 37 19 1 Batted for Reldy Jh ninth Inning. V - BCORB BY INNINGS. Oakland ....... 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 t Base hits .... 01 01000P0 2 Portland ..;W.: (til) 0 0 0 2 " Base hits 00130210 f . . SUMMARY, F Btruck out-By Reldy, 4; by Calif. 2. Bales on balls Of f Callff. 8. Two-base lilt Schlmpff. Sacrifice hits Blgbee and Moore. Stolen base Bassey. . Hit by ' pitched ' ball MOtt ahd ' Donpio. Left on bases Portland, 4; Oakland, i. Tiroaof game 1:28. Umpire Perrlne. v NOTES OP THE GAME ! Breaks Up Veterans' Game by Chop Stroke and Wins in Straight Sets. A. B. McAlpin, one of Multnomah's vsterans with the racquet, is out of the Ladd tournament McAlpin was beaten last night by Dan Bellinger, (-0, 6-2, Bellinger waa compelled , to. owe Mc Alpln IS 3-S and It was thought' that tha veteran .would stand a good show of winning from his clever opponent Now for another percentage fattener. i e ': Klnsella . is due . to twirl again , for 'Portland, -r. - . ' , . ,-. f Except for Mott's muffed foul the Beavers played an errorless game yes terday. It's a shame to have to give that error to Mott Portland's third base man ran far and fast for , the twister from Dashwood's bat. He got It at full ( speed and then dropped It. A less splr 'ited attempt would not have reached the ' ball and no error would have been given. . , ' : I McCredie made a areat throw from "the right field fence in tha second in Anlng, catching Eagan trying to stretch a base hit into a two-bagger. Eagan tsald afterward that McCredie is the best thrower in . the league. "Truck" ought to know, for he has hit more long lies and compeuea more long tnrows ion any other player in the league. With the average outfielder Eagan wouia nave reacnea nccona eaeiiy, out .the leather beat, him to Casey by sev eral feet' . i . , .t I Callff broke up a double steal In pretty style yesterday.' . It waa In the eighth tinning, with Pashwood on third and Devereaux on first "Brick" started for second, More tossed the - ball back to' "Callff and Devereaux hesitated between bases to draw a throw, caurr made as If to throw to seoond, then . turned in a flash an- shot ths ball to Mott, catch ,lng Dasbwood and retiring the side. v Schlftioff Is nlayln K ' a ' great t game nowadoye. , yesterday ,, he ; had . six; rtipncpa; at snort ana maae xooa jm an fehthem, alt of "tthe plays being very prettily execujted.. Schimpff la ao fast his feet and lines his throws, so beautlfullr' that ne quickly becomes a favorite when playing good ball. In the early part of the season he was ex 'tremely erratic, but this might bo x- rlatnad by the, fact that he is very youn and new to Coast league com pany. A player a few years older, who made as many errors as Schlmpff did 1 nn.JMHv 24. ror instance, , miani ff n on tha scrap heap aslrrtvoeably unreiiaDie, dui . b jraumc y; sicaay down nl neyer do it again. ; At the rata Schlmpff Ma been' going ' during the past week ha naa a groat, ruture before him. - He still lacks confidence at the bat' however, and though he seems to be improving, he should get all the practice he can at this and try to, shine at bat as wen as in me neia... , - . Dan Bellinger. - (Jon roil Special Berviee.) St Louis, Mo., Juns II. Anthony Ma- eep the' spectators at ajtre, secretary of tha American Federa tion Of Catholic societies, has issued tne call for the sixth national convention of tha federation, to be held at Indian apolis next month. Thr convention will open with pon tifical high mass at ths cathedral. Arch bishop Blenk will preach tha sermon. In the afternoon there will be a street parade of the delegates and ths Cathollo societies 01 inawwiwiu. u " ing there1 will be a mass meeting at which addresses will, be delivered by Archbishop Messmer of Milwaukee. Blshoo McFaul of Trenton and other eminent churchmen. The business ses sions of the convention will occupy three days. PRINCETON EASTERN -BASEBALL CHAMPION Princeton is the eastern college base ball champion. In her games with ths others of the Bix Six she has clean score. The full percentage table follows: College. Played. Won. Lost P. C. Princeton 6 0 1.000 uorneii s 4 2 .687 Pennsylvania ... 6 3 8 .400 Harvard ..... .. t ,3 8 . .400 aie e 1 t , .a Columbia ......7.1 1 .141 Taking all the games played during the season Cornell has the largest per- ceniaga. mi utoie ronows: College. Played. Won. Lost Cornell ........ 2S . 19 , 7 Princeton ......80 21 J Harvard 17 11 ' I Pennsylvania '...SO 18 13 Yale 25 14 11 Columbia ....... 20 I -' 14 .781 .700 .647 .600 .660 .200 Of tha smaller eolleares WilllamS has done wonderfully well. Her work against me coacnea conege nines or the middle west entitles her to areat credit Michi gan ana Chicago universities succumbed during Us brilliant raid In tha west and shortly after the team'a return to its usual territory a aesoent was made n 01a tuii, wnicn resulted in a Williams, town victory by the acora of 6 to 1 Harvard had already succeeded in nos ing out a 3 to 2 victory over the.wn. llamstown nine, however, and thit defeat together with several decisive ones - aaminisierea oy the irrepressible - minors, naa Kent ine team rrnm mia.11. fying well up with tha Big Six. JOHNNY SUMMERS AND YOUNG ERNE TONIGHT Jearoal Special ervlce.) Philadelphia. - Pa.. June 19 JnTinnv Summers, the little English fighter who recently fought such a sensational bout In this city, - will have his second try out at the National Athletic elub ta. -nlght His opponent Is to be Toung Erne, one of the best fighters at his welrht in the east Accord In to tha articles of agreement the two will weigh in at ISO pounds at o'clock. The win ner nrobably will be matched to fiont Matty Baldwin before Tom O'Rourke's club. SaalaaaaSaaaafraSaSSeaMSaaSaSs; American Iagaa. ' St. Louis 1, New fork . ' Washington 2, Cleveland 1. Boston 6, Chicago 8. Detroit 8. Philadelphia X. National League. Philadelphia 7, Plttaburg S, Cinoim.au 8. -tv Quanah Parker Entertains Bryce and Is Seized With Desire to See "Woiild. ; . . . (Jearsel BseoU! terrlesjl , ' ' , Lawton, Okla Juns Tha world has grown larger to tha chief of all Semlnoles sines England's ambassador to America sat at his table Sunday even ing. : , . ...' .' " ' "I ahali visit -svery' nation of the world ahd sea: ths paoplo ths English enuemsn nas tola me about said nier wuanan i-araer. "'Have you- travel . maah aahad ... tv..a m UVI Ul IIIB. ' vvnen 1 saia 1 nsa been to washing- ton ana ' viaited the presldsat ha said Why don t you cross ths seat Coma 10 jungiaaa ana oe my guest' "I have concluded to sea tha world and Intend starting over ths sea, next year.- , . Quanah Parker Is nearly a millionaire In lands and chattels, and Ambassador Bryce has influenced him to spend a portion of his wealth in becoming wiser ana oroaaer man anv Amtnein inaian naa ever seen oerore, Tomorrow oosltlvelr tha last da to wwomwm aiigouni on easi Bias gas oiua. FEW SCAB SHEEP ARE FOUND BY OFFICIALS (Soeelal DliMtck te Tt laanaLt Boise. Ida.. June lf.-lFOreat Ruruir. visor J. B. Lafferty of the Welser for. est reserve, reports that he haa Issued permlta to the owners of about 188,000 sheep, who will grass them on the ranaea there this season. Ha aava practically all of these sheep have been Inspected and there were only two blinds In which scab waa found. Those banda were ordered dipped and are now en titled to enter the foreat domain. OREGON CITY BOAT Dally array Sxouraloas to Oregon city. Steamer Altona leaves Main street, 8 and 11:20 a. m., and 1:80 p. m. iv a ound lng, leaves Oregon City, 1:80 and 5:30 p. m. Ri return- . m. ana trip 46c Tickets exchanged-with O. W. P. cars, equal for delightful The only land and scenery. short river trip has no equal fo from Port- Tn-m oosltlvelr the last day to neilv discount on ea. ski asa bius. L0NGW0RTHS PLAN TO VISIT YELLOWSTONE (Jeofail Special Serrlee.) r-inMnntni nhlo.. June It. Reoresen- tativa and Mrs Nicholas Lon gworth have completed arrangements rpr a trip through the Yellowstone Park with a va ratiAn later to be scent In the Hawaiian Islands. They are 10 leave ims cny to morrow ana maxe ins trip mrongn m Yellowstone national . reservation on Kn-..hn,v It la their Intention to take a cottage near the seashore In tha Haw aiian islands ana spena a raonia mere. OREGON MEN WILL CARRY UP DIP CASE (Special Dlipateh to Tha jMnatl Pendleton. Or., June 18. Though ths decision of Judge Wolverton of tha federal oourt yesterday was against tha Oregon sheepmen In the Washington regon sneep aippinpr cmiiruvirij, ui reaon men will light the case, to ths United States supreme court if necesr Kanratar Bmvtho declarea Tha deofston cams as a surprise to tha Ore gon aheepmen. - 1 -v St? THE LEADING Business College ELKS BUG. PORTLAND While in Portland attending; tha Fiesta, pay a visit to the LEAD INO Business College of the northwest, where young men and young women are practical ly equipped for success in busi ness. Our graduates are all employed; over 700 applications from busi ness men; enrollment for the past year close to 900. 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' ChoMcelim CIGAR "Oldest and Best" has for thirty years been the best product of an old established factoryone of the best made and most widely popular high grade cigars'offered the public Made in several sizes, sold at 2 for .S¢sJorJcents.a Every reliable dealer everywhere knows -the Chancellor and carries it in stock you can get it in any good cigar store. ; The "Triangle AM merit mark stamped on every box of Chancellor Cigars is for the smoker an additional guarantee of superior value. ; a mmnrr a r syrn a n nf a fn A rtr Merit Manufacturer A Mark atfezlcan Mustang Liniment toes sjsjlsklytatha vary oars sf ths . if Issaso aad stops tha mast dasp-sst, axeraolatlnfl pains almost Instantly, Mexican Mustang Liniment Osres svsry allmesl , sf Man or Baast ; that p gooal, nonaat Llnlmant san sara. Nsoa bsttsr, Mono so good. New Tork 4. Chicago i. Boston 1, Brooklyn 1, St Louis 0, 'MB Ama riiw : . people .who know-how to take Care of themselves tne majority ao nou i ne liver Is n most important organ in the body. Ilerbine will keep it in condition. V,, C Bimpklns, aids, -isxas, writes: "I have used Herblne for Chills and F.ver and And It tha best medicine I ever used. 1 would not be without It It Is as good for children as It is for rrown-up people, , end I recommend It. It la flna-vfor.lai Grtppa. i Sold by all - dminrlsti', - .-.- MoAloln , was not in his best form. Moreover, Bellinger played an exceed ingiy nrctty game. By putting a strona twist on the-ball ha made It hard, to handle in the bacic court, and McA h'an pin s i 1 M 1 as a back court drive in strong suit, he was easily t Bellinger wHl next play who is one of the , best men In. the tournament and the match' should be a great one. The men will meet -on al most equal terms, Bellinger, owing' 2-8. une otnes maion was oiavea yester- da. Ewlnir (owe IS 1-i) beat Ames tscratcnV' 4- s-,,- gi. ,. v r Trie entries xor -tne irvimrton tourna ment; whloh begins next Baturday, ,wlll elose tonight, ,,; ;..-,,: 'fs ' J. fr." t 11 m "'r -"'-.v ?,- 1? :-!Tl ' T J The Hood Klver News-Itter has enlarged- to 10 pages, and is enjoying well deserved prosperity. It Is always chock Cull of local news. :. .-..i Northwest League. Seattle . Butte 7. : s . Tacoma 4. Vancouver 1. t Aberdeen Id, Spokane t. FOR HOUSEKEEPERS How to Get Rid of Cockroaches With Stearns' Electric Paste. Nothlna is more troublesome to the good housekeeper than cockroaohes, and she will welcome a sure exterminator Ilka teams' Electric Rat and Roach Paste'. ' i . ?' . PlanaA (n alnba and Art ftia ahatvaa mt night, you, can .aweep up a panful of dead roaches In - the morning. Much better - than Dowdors. ss It does not blow away.- ,. - , Ktearnsr Paste Is also guaranteed to kill otf rats, mice and other vermin,' Insist unnn i ntllnr Rtearna KlaetHn Rat and Roach Paste. 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