The Oregon daily journal., June 27, 1907, Page 12, Image 12

THE, OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, THURSDAY EVENING. JUNE 7, IZZ7;
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rOilE BAD II10I0G;
Tit chcr Groom Goes Into Air
in the Fifth and Allows.
Oakland Six Tallies.-,
BAT AND FIELDING RECORDS
The bat tins- records for Portland's Coast leaguers made In last week' a-ames
are as rouows: ,
Player
Moore, c.'
TESTERDAY'S RESULTS.
Oakland, It; Portland, 3.
Los Angeles, 9 ; San Francisco,
STANDING OF TliU CLUBS.
Los Angeles ,
Oakland . ....
hurt Francisco
Portland
- - Won...
.....40
.....42
41
5
Lost. .P. C
31
36
36
48
603
.638
.633
,357
Hart man, p.
Calif f, p. . . ...
Molt, lb
Casey.. 2b. ...,,...
Masscyv ir
Donahue, o. and If....
Schlmpff. as
Carson, lb. , , ... .... ,
Wilson. Cf. '.
Seven of Portland's hall nlavers went
the week without making; an error. The
work of Cisev Is remarkable, as he Is
n lnflelder and had 23 chances to make
good on.. The record la as follows:
imes. A H. ? Buns. lilts. Sac. B B.
5 1 16 3 7 3 1
6 IS 2 6 1 4 ,
1 ' J. ' 1 X 0, 0
. I 6, ,. 0 ,2 '. v jO - 0
1 .1 .0 2 0 0
: , W" 8 . ? 4 V 1' - 2,.
t . 17 . ,,2 4 2 6,
r - 25 - i 8 1 V 4 ' , i J I
20 2 8 9 2 "
6 17 ' 2 2 2 0
6 1 3 ' 2 ,0
I 4 0 " 0 0 0 .
B.Ti.
1
0
0
t 0
PrCt.
.437
.333
.333
.833
. .833
' .273
, .218
.160
.160
, .118
.106
.004
Player. P.O.
Casey ........... 23
McCredle ........10
Bassey 6
Groom 1 1
Klnsella ... .. i . . .. 0
Calif f 2
Wilson. 2
Carson ", . . tf, . . , , .79
Donahue .....v.ll
Moore ..... .12
Mott . .......13
Schlmpff 8
Hartman . . .. . . . .. 0-
A.
42
, 2
0
It
9
0
.'2 '
...2'
10
.14
16
J
i
K.
0
o-
0
0
0
0
1
1
1
4
5
1
P.C.
iooo
! 1000
' 1000
iooo
iooo
. iooo
iooo
' ,088
.2
' .908
. .871
.827
,760
... (Journal Special Berries.)
Ban ,i Francisco, June 27. Bobby
Oroom took an excursion across the
eky In the fifth round yesterday and
when he.' reached tha earth" aga In the'
tell had run'g six J times for Oakland.
After that the Ions;- boy was steady
spa In. Portland added two runs to her
score m the seventh but the home
team's lead was too great.
........ , . ,A . I ' hk
ti bv vii w . Aa - . iv a, .11. i itm u.iii.
t hen Devereau. started with a hit and
a steal and Randolph ' sent him the
rest of the way around with a double
rocker p. gain at . the fence behind Mc-
Credle. (iroora made a wild pitch,
walked Smith and Van Haltren, and let
lieltmuller hit him hard. Two double
Mean were pulled off, two men were
rut out, then lvereaujc ended the run
liv lining out another hit
Catcher Moore hurt his hand during;
practice and will be out of the game for
.everat days, rne - official sou re
PORTLAND.
1 V i Si S IS tm n a. I
ab. R. il po. a. e. ueats I ttniTnmn. hv i )n v Kivft
oil o I "
I. h J .-Feet in Four Miles Xavy
1 Z 0
AYS 0
OF: EIGHT RACE
P. f,
10 TRACK IEAC
Winners of Events at Seattle
'Will at Least Not Be Sent;
1 ' to Jamestown;
Paoney, If
?Iott. 3b
Hey, 2b. .
JlcCredle, rf.
'J onahue. c
i 'arson, lb .8
."-"hlmpff, ss, ........3
"Uilson, cf ....... 3
(?room, p. ...........3
Wallace .....1
4
...4
...4
...4
4
1' 1
.Finishes Third.
Totals
t 24 17 ,2
Fmlth. If v. ....
an Haltren, cf.
JfeltmuJler, rf.
HKau, ss. ... .
:iihh, c. ......
Jiisbee, lb. ....
Hairy, Zb
' J evereaux, 3b.
Randolph, p.- . .
32
OAKLAND.
AB. R. k PO. A. E.
3 , 1 10 0 1
2 11 4 0 1
......3 11 3 0 0
......4i0 0 Oj 4,0
......8 . 1 0 4 0 '0
3 1 0 14 1 0
2 1 1 3' 8 2
...(..2 13 0 2 0
......41100 0
Total
.27 8 8 27 U
Batted for Wilson In ninth.
, SCORE BY INNINGS.
Portland .1 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 03
Hits ,.1 0 0 0 0 1 2 1 16
Oakland ........0 1 1 0 8 0 0 0 8
lilts 1 2 1 0 4 0 0 0 8
, SUMMARY. ' ' !
Two-base 1 hits Randolph, -' Bassey.
Piicrlllce hits Van Haltren, Heltmuller,
1 Kvereaux. First bae on balls Of f
troom, 6; off Randolph, 2. Strurk out
By Groom, 6; by Randolph, 8. Double
plays Donahue to Mott, . Blgbee to
J Inky to lilgbee. Passed ball Dona-
Jiu-i. wild pitches tiroom. Stolen
liawew Casey, van Haltren, Heltmuller
2, Bliss, Blghee. Time of Kanie-t-1:68.
Vmplre Derrick. .
Eddie Quick Is Easy, '
(Journal Special Service.) -
Los Anereles, June 27. The Los An
freles sluggers touched up Eddie Quick
lor i sare oina-ies yesterday, piling up
a score or . Carlisle s neid worK and
Hop" Hogan s batting; were the fea
tures. Score: ' ' '
liOg Angeles ...0 2 2 4 00 1 0 14 0
bun FrHncisco. .0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 02 6 4
Batteries Bergman and Hogan;
Quick and Street. Umpire Perrlne. "
. National Jague.
At Chicago Chicago, 7? Bt. Ixuls, 6
(first game); Chicago, 4; St. Louis," 1
(second game)., i
. At New York New York-Boston, rain.
At Pittsburg Plttsburg-Clnclnnatl,
rain.
Percentages: Chicago, ' 7!)7; New
York. 630: Philadelphia. 669; Pittsburg,
f5; Cincinnati, 431; Boston, 429: Brook
lyn, 339; St. Louis, 274.
(Journal Special Serrlce.) '
Poughkeepsle, .N.. T., June 27. In the
most excltlnr contest ever rowed over
the Poughkeepsle course Cornell univer
sity yesterday won . the Intercollegiate
eight -oared race from Columbia, finish
ing but five feet to the good, t The
Naval academy was . third by three
lengths. The time was 20:02 2-6.
Pennsylvania finished, fourth, Wlscon
sin fifth, and Georgetown sixth. The
Syracuse shell was swamped and the
oarsmen hade to take to the. water to
prevent her from sinking.
The race was a great battle between
Cornell. Columbia and the navy eight.
The navy Jed for the first three miles,
with now Columbia second, now Cornell
and now. Wisconsin. At three miles the
first four i crews . were - very closely
bunched, and t no time rrere Cornell
and Columbia more than 26 feet a pert
Columbia took - the lead In the last
mile and held it until the last' 100 feet
of the race, when by a tremendous spurt
the Ithaoans shot the . nose of their
shell In the lead and crossed the line
by so narrow a margin: over Columbia
that for several minutes 4he 20,000
spectators were in doubt as to which
had captured the race. This is Cornell's
eighth victory over the four-mile course.
Secretary of the Navy Metcalf viewed
the contest from the gunboat Yankton,
while nearly 400 midshipmen, were pres
ent to cheer their mates.
"Syracuse captured the- 'varsity four
oared two-mile race, and Wisconsin the
freshman elght-oared race for the same
distance. The order or the finish and
the time of the two minor races were
as follows:
Four-oared race Syracuse, ' 10:37;
corneu,' iu:u: Pennsylvania, io:tv; Co
lumbia. 10:69 8-6.
Freshman elght-oared Wisconsin
9:68: Syracuse, 10:03; Pennsylvania,
10:04! Columbia, . 10:05 2-6; Cornell,
IV.VI f-B.
(Special .Dtopatcli to Toe Journal. ' .:
Seattle, June 27. There Is consider
able doubt now as to whether the Pa
cific Northwest Amateur association
will ; send a . team of ' athletes to the
Jamestown exposition. Before the big
championship meet which was held here
last Saturday It was announced that the
winners would likely be sent to James
town as a Pacific coast team.
But Multnomah did not win that meet,
much to the surprise of all, and Satur
day night at a meeting of the directors
of the association, the resolution which
had been adopted to the effect that the
games in Seattle "would be a tryout to
elect the best men to go to Jamestown,
was rescinded. As a substitute It was
decided to pick a team of coast athletes,
and Bert Kerrigan of - the Multnomah
club, of Portland, was named chair
man of a committee whose duty it will
be to select the men and raise the
money necessary to finance the team. . .
Ken 2fot in Meet.
- Multnomah did not : have Chsmnlnn
Dan Kelly, the 100 and 220-yard sprin
ter; uiir.ert, tne pole vauiter; Moores.
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But Tables Arc Turned on
ThemThey Are ChasM
High Up a Tree. ,
The JacK tars off the cruiser Charles.
ton had shore leave yesterday and took
me opportunity to go bear, hunting,
ney corraiea Harry Smith's . Teddy
wears on the Vaughn street diamond
and in the presence of an enthusiastic
bunch of, fans gave an exhibition of a
b'uuhib uear nunc univ in this i.
stance the tables were turned and the
juiijt . jbck iars snmnea up a tree and
left the Teddy Bears in full nM....inn
of the diamond. , ' ,
The CubS OUtDlaved their nnnnnonta
"l "y iBe oi ine game and won
cleanly. Newman, was put. on the mole
v u Kaim mm uaiiiea ms macnine
suns upon ine luckless Terii11a hut
someone stole his ran flnHee nrf it
Vas guesswork. Heavy swells knocked
ine sajiors over several times Just when
they hud their hands on the ball.
Several new faces were noticeable In
the Cub lineup, Chick Newell behind the
Diiucmey at snort, Houston at third.
ff.'f,h prrot.t in the center garden and
little Street at second. Th ..iin,.
iw game, out lacked team
work. The Cubs rave l.ureh mnA im.
port and rang eight bells to the sailors
hub. j. no game in detail:
i BRAINARD CUBS.
. . , AB. R. H. PO. A. E.
Tauscher, rfw. t 2 2 1 Z 1
Parrott, cf. 3 1 l i o 0
Kennedy, lb... 8 13 a J J
Newell, o... .-. 2 0 1 3 2 0
Magness, If,.....,.., 4 0 1. 10 0
cireei, so....... 2 I 1 8-6 2
Houston, 3b. 4 1 1 4 z 1
Bhockley. ss 8 1 2 3 1 0
Lurch, p... 3 11 0 3 1
Kruger, p., 1 0 0 0 0 0
Tptals ... . i . '.ii i IS 27 17
" U. a S. CHARLESTON. .
, AB. R. H. Pf) A. P
r-asnow, rr..,.....i.. 3 0 1 0 0 0
nonier, cr. . . j . . , 1
Deahe, ss...,. .... 2
Lehnoff, ss. ,..,.,.. 3
Schoenhorn, If 2
Hoddenott, 2b. ...... .'4
Wanch. 3b..;, ,. 8
Willardt, lb.., 4
Yeager, c. ............ 3
0
0
0 :
0
1
0
tho hurdler and McKinney, the weight ( Newman, p........... 4
man, in the meet, and some of the dl- f
rectors are now saying that the original Totals". ,.20
0
0
1
0
0
0
0 J 12
0 ''l 4
0 0 0
r
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A pufffron a favoring breeze and
a puff from the fragrant tobacco of
uuvuijriLuuii-ka-
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and the yachtsman is happv. " '
; . These perfect cigarettes afford the crown
ing satisfaction of any event indoors or
out The.' enjoyment of their clean, pure,
carefully blended tobacco is aided to the full
by their careful rolling, in thin ma paper
crimped, not pasted and there's a mouth
piece to cool the smoke.
Imperiales are still .
10 for lO cente , 1
The wen of the West smoked lOO.OW.OOO Imperiales la 19C5 .
Sold Everywhere , '
JOHN BOLLMAN COMPANY, S FrancUco '
'','" " Manufaeturer ; , ''""".
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SCORE BY INNINGS.
resolution was set aside so that a com.
mlttPA onillrl mmpt thaa men n mrt tn
Jamstown, even if they did not compete I Bralnard Cubs... 1 0 2 0 3 1 0 1 8
In the big tryout:; ; I Hits 1 I I 0 3 2 1 2 IS
Representatives of the Sookane eluh. I Charlestons ...... o 1 o 0 0 0 0 0 0
for Instance, do not feel like contrib-1 Hits 0 0 0 1 2 0 1 0 0 4
utlng money to give the Oregon men a I . SUMMARY. - ;
S25f The?ihe"tJlam 2Vb! Struck out-By Lurch, I; by Newman
mixuri mav .'mult in h vruiinnmch I ?: Bases pn balls Off Lurch. 6; off
Oregon stars as a
COOS COUNTY LEAGUE
At Xarshfleld. .
Marshfleld. 2; North Bend, 6. Batter
les, Wright -and Cowan; Graham and
jLyons. .
At Coinille. . $
. Coqullle, 7; Bandon, 4. !
Standing of the clubs: " '
'f Marshfleld, .668; North Bend, .666; Co-
qui ue, .(, uanaon, .ooo.
club sending the
Multnomah team.
Of course a team from the Paclfln
coast to Jamestown would not be a rep
resentative one If It did not include Dan
.euy, who noids the world's record In
the 100-yard dash, but if the original
resolution was adhered to. Kellv could
not no. for he did not take nart In the
games la Seattle Saturday, , ,
Bxpects to zcest JCelly.
It ' is practlcallv certain that Pur
sons, the Los Ans-eles fiver will m tn
Jamestown, and he fully expects to
meet Kelly there. Cheek anri Olarnsr.
or the Olympic club,, have class enough
to entitle them, and thev comnllt with
the conditions by winning in the Seattle
meet, but the Multnomah, men will give
only half-hearted support to a team
that does not Include the stars of the
University of Oregon, who run under
the colors of the .Multnomah club, i
Gilbert of Yale, who also competes
for Multnomah In the pole vault snld
last Saturday that in his opinion Par
sons of California will beat Kelly Jf
theyever meet. He grants that Kelly
Is a much better runner now than he
was two years ago, but still he think
that Parsons has it on the Oreiron man
and will prove It the first time they cubs
Double - plays Tauscher to Kennedy,
Houston to Kennedy, Sacrifice hits
Parrott Newell, Street (2).- Stolen
bales Taascner (Z), Kennedy, Magness,
Street, Houston, Bhockley, Lurch. Hit
by 'pitched ball Tauscher, Kennedy,
Schoenhorn. passed ball Yeager. Wild
pitch Lurch, Newman, i First base on
errors Cuds. 3; Sailors. 4. Earned
runs Cubs. 6; Sailors, 0. Left on bases
Cubs, 6; Sailors, 7. Innings pitched
Lurch, 8; Kruger. I.' Hits made Off
Lurch, ; on Kruger. o; ofr Newman,
13. - Time of game Two hours. Um
pire Kd KanKin, acorers Sullivan and
FBAKES AND TRUNKS
PLAY AT ST. JOHNS
TRI-CITY LEAGUE STANDING.
, Won. Lost P.C.
Frakes . . . , ............. 8
Woodburn 9
St. Johns 8
Kelso 6
Brewers t
Astoria 2
2
2
2
2
3
3
8
8
8"
.kit
.818
.727
.6J5
.272
.250
.200
.200
: - Western Golf Championship.
' (Journal Specif 1 ftervlre.)
- .Chicago, III.. June 27. The annual
open championship tournament - undT
the ausolces of the Western rnl
clation opened today on the links of the
Hinsdale Golf. club. Jurtirl
auspicious manner j lrt which the play
began and the promptitude of the offi
cials and players, this year's champion
ship contest will go on record as one
of the most perfectly arranged affairs
of its kind in the hlstorv of the
elation The play will continue three
days and prises amountlnar to 12S0 win
be awarded. The. competitions are at
73 holes, .medal play, as usual. , ,
, American League. ,
At Boston Boston, 8; New York; 2.
At Detroit Cleveland.' 4; Detroit, 1.
At St. Louis Chicago, 1; St. Louts, 0.
At Philadelnhla PMladelnhln-Wa.h.
ington, rain.
Percentages: Chicago, (49; Cleveland,
627: Philadelphia, 686; Detroit; 658! New
?t? -niilL8 iPu1"' 431 WMhlnton, between St! Johns. Woodbu
:V"'V,'ill
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sMMiaaMsaasBsm asamiiiM aen mir - Vt . . -t ,
The St. Johns team has been away
from home for the past two weeks, and
the' other teams of the Tri-Clty league
have been . occupying their grounds and
entertaining the-Peninsular 'fans. Next
Bunaay ine francs ana xrunkmaKers
will fight It out on. the St. Johns
grounds.. The Trunkmakers-will have
the strongest team that they have had
in the rieui tnis season, ana Manager
rarttow reels conrident that he will win
The Frakes have a strong team In
the field this' season; and have won a
majority of their games, and from the
tap or the gong are playing ball to win.
They are playing the same, team - tl.ew
started tne season witn, ana have only
made one or two changes In their line
up since the" started. The Frakes have
been playing ball, so much down -at St.
Johns that the fans there, look upon the
team as the home team almost, and root
font. - - ,
i The -teams in the. Tri-Clty league are
all playing good ball, and are making a
close run for first place. As the race
now stanis,,it iooks as if it were to be
them are constantly on duty In Central
Park. Borne idea of the work this force
nas on m nanas may oe realised from
ine ract . that there are over 2.500 or
rests annually for speeding in Man
hattan and the Bronx. From October
1 to December 1 of. last vear. when the
special automobile records were started,
there, were (48 arrests. To assist the
work a complete card Index has .been
established, with a card for each! case.
The officers in charge can tell Instantly
whether an arrest is a first, second or
third offense, and this has much 'bear'
ing upon the severity of the puntaiv
mem mecea out Dy tne court. ' - .
RACE HORSE. GOES MAD :
4ND, BREAKS HIS NECK
' . (loarnil Special tWTlce.l ...
New York, June 20. Paul Alter fell
at the third Jump la yesterday's steeple
chase and, going mad, dashed around
tho track , four times. At the end 'of
the fourth mile he tried to tutnn the
fence and turned a complete somersault
breaking his neck. Results: -
i- ive and at hair rurlones. Futurity
course Halkeet won, Hessian ' second.
Nimbus third; time, 1:07 2-6.
Steeplechase, short course Dick Shaw
won, Garrett second, Sir Tristan ' third;
time, 4 4-6.. '
' Mile and a ouarter Philander won.
Red Friar second, Bad News third; time.
The Zenhvr stakes, five and a half fur
longs Lady Winifred won. Live Wire
second, woodland third; time, 1:07 1-6.
The grass selling stakes, mile and
SPORTING ITEOS
Many Cluhs, Including: Port
land's, to Be. Represented
"in Cricket 'Tourney. .
...- ... , .
MARATHON RUNNER TO
GO EAST NEXT j YEAR
Famous Long Distance Men to Visit
Coast This Fall and Exhibit in
Different Cities Baseball Hub to
JIake Strong Trf to Win.
. XtAtroK aoaxhti
Bnt after all It's no laug-li-lBg
matternot If the other
fellow gets the prise foe
writing a phrase yoa oouM
nave beaten I
y Bee page II.
i OAUTOmslA BOTSZ.8,'
, By A. P. Garvey
, Vancouver B. a,' June 27. All" ar
rangements for the International crickst
Tine grass selling staxes, mile and a I 7 " tuf mo
sixteenth on turf Grapple won. Acrobat week beginning August 18, were corn
second, Jacquln third; time, 1:46 8-6, Dieted a meeting e
Six and a half furlongs Clolsterese Kl ; :t7 " ."-.--.
won. Wood Witch second. Sailor i Girl " " -..con Jones oi tnis city
third; time, 1:10 4-5.
has donated a cup, which will be held
by the team winning the championship
from year to year. .
. '.Accentnnees 'from ' Piftlan.4 '.
,L TENNIS TOURNEY yyJlii.
YESTERDAY'S MATCHES.
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two men who make baseball history irTthe American league.". The gentleman at hat is Day? Jones,
the 1 r.ri-tittir.3 Detroit left fielder, and Klelnow, the noted catcher, ' is ; behind htm.-.. . J. -' '
rn and the
Frakes.'': although ,. some of the texma
behind may take a wtnnltrg wtreak and
pass mope mat, are now at tne top.
The Portland fans are' clamoring to
I see ine woooDurns ana r rskes play,
ss both teams are now tied for first
HARVARD LOSES IIER
. HEAVIEST OAJtSMAN
, ' (Journal Special Service.) '
New London, Conn., June 27. The
Harvard "varsity crew has lost Its heav
lest oarsman in Gordon Glass, who was
suddenly taken sick yesterday and sent
to the hospital, it Is stated here to
day that there will be no possibility
of Gloss' rowing this afternoon. Lunt,
a substitute,, will row at Nq. 4, and Cap
tain Bacon will take Glass' place at
No 6. - -
- The drawings for the races were in
favor of Yale, which - chose the west
bank for the 'varsity eight, rowing
down stream,.' and the same . bank -for
the freshman eight, rowing up. The
Yale contingent Is confident of victory.
The lesser races were rowed yesterday.
The , Harvard . freshman four won from i
Yale In a mile race b three quarters of i
tens in. iime, o:z. , Tne Harvard
graduate eight won from Yale in a half-
mud aaon oy. two, lengtns. Time, 2:30.
BICYCLE SQUAD HOLDS
CHAUFFEURS IN CHECK
Were it not for the bicycle squad, the
speed regulation in New York would be
utterly - .disregarded by - the average
chauffeur. As It Is the running fight
between the motorists and .he i blue
coats shows a big advantage to the
credit of the man on the wheel. Owing
to ' the uniform , distance between New
York's cross-town streets it la very
easy to estimate the speed that any ve
hicle is making on the avenues, and a
man who doea not willfully exceed the
10-mlles rate must not go faster than a
block in 18 seconds. To look after this
traffic Commissioner Bingham has 170
bicycle policemen. 101 of them hin
Maslgaed to beats in Manhattan.- &u of
1 Six matches In the men's singles were
played at the Irvlngton Tennis club
yesterday. , Andrews (owe 18 4-6)," beat
Cook (scratch).' by default; Nunn
(scratch, beat Rohr (owe 15). 4-ft. 8-1.
.Benham, (owe SO), beat Shiver,
(owe 8-6). 6-1. 4-8. 6-2:' Scott frecelva
8-6), beat jMcMlllnn (scratch).
(two-teams) have already been
and it Is expected that Los Angelas'
will also be represented. .. . t-.
The reception and entertainment com-
mitiee or the local clubs consists of I
Messrs. W, G. Morrison, H. Lockwood.
C Nelson. 'A. Jukes. W. U. rim. II
and Mr. Carr HUton. ' It Is the object
of . the cricketers to make , "tournament
weea- tne most successful and enjoy
aoie cricxet ween ever held tn western
-0. S-l:
Relllnarer tfowe 40) Kenf Clrav ropalvs
15). 7-6. 6-3: Winch (receive 15). beat Canada, and nothing will be left undon
W. Benham, scratch) ,6 -2, 4-8, 6-4. by the committee to make the visit of
in tne laaiesv singles Miss Ftirdlng, I vuiu ciuos as pleasant as possible.
HOTEL JEITERSON
TURK AND GOUGH STREETS
SAN FRANCISCO
PCOIAL SUMMER RATES
New hotel, faces Jefferson Square. Two
blocks from van Ness Ave., the d resent snoo
ping district. Car lines transferring all ever
city, pass door. Every modern convenient.
850 rooms single or en suite.- 150 private hatha.
American and European plana, Price moder
ate.' Omnibus meets all trains. - ,
STEWART - BARKER CO,
The Hotel Stewart Onena September 1st '
(owe 16 2-6), beat Miss Goss, (receive
15 8-6). 1-8, 8-8, ' 8-4. - In the mixed
doubles Miss Fording ' and Rosenfeld
beat Mr. and Mrs. Scott, 11-9, 6-8,- In
the ladles' doubles, Mrs. Cook and Miss
Leadbetter (owe 15), beat Mrs, Nor
thrup and Mrs. McLachlan, (owe S-S).
. . RIVER OUTINGS
Tot Hot
Honrs of
lways flpol
Days roar
Comfort.
The river breezes are always
ana on a comrortabie boat you Can
watcn tne scenery and forget your trou
bles. Boat ' leaves dally 7:30, 11:80 a.
m., 3:30 p, m. Returning leaves Oregon
City 9:3Q a. m..l ;0t 6:30 p. m. Round
trip 45 cents: Oregon City Transfer Co.,
foot. Main- street. Pacific phone Main
40. Home phone A223L .- 1
NORTHWEST LEAGUE
;;...a t
Aberdeen
Tacoma
Seattle
Spokane
lutte ....to..,,,..,..
Vancouver .Tt..'
Butte, ! 8; Aberdeen, 1,
Spokane, 3; Seatle,. 1.
Won.
...37
,..33
..28
8
Lost,
.16
25
26 ,
. 28..
' '26 .
46 ,
P; c.
. .698
.569
..637
' .619
,.609
.619
. Lesser Races Postponed. ,
(Journal Rpeclal Serrlce.) ;'
New London. Conn.. June 27, Rmnii
water forced ; a nostnonemenr nt t,
'varaltv four and Preahmfln lrht t...
Harvard races, scheduled for this morn
ing, until after the big 'varsity eight
rac at 1:80 this afternoon. ..s
Half 3rTiee for Sample i Knslln TJnder-
i ' . wear, ,
All Ferguson-McKlnney's drummers'
samples on sale at Golden Eagle tomor
row at half regular price.
- Cubs Defeat Jackles.
The ' Bralnard Cubs defeated v.
Charleston sailors at the leape grounds difficulties have b?en overcome and the
i ne local aggregation or bail tossers should
V
It is not at all unlikely that William
Chandler, winner of the Seattle Mara-
tnon and long-distance champion of
xsnusn uojumoia, . will go east next
year to meet an or tne cracks In that
part of the country. Chandler Is run
ning in. fine form and those who saw
mm in action at tne Neatt e men r.r...
diet a great future for the British Co-
juraoia man.
e a
. Thofnas Longboat, the great Jndlan
runner; i Alfred Shrubbi t World's cham
pion at an distances from 1 to 12 miles,
and William Sherrlng, winner of the
Marathon- at the Olymplo games ' at
Athens last year, will come to the Pa
cific coast and give exhibitions in the
different coast cities. They will first
penorra at victoria, and will later ap.
pear on the track In Vancouver In con
nectlon with' the annual field meet - of
tne Vancouver Athletic club, which will
be held about the middle of September,
'"i'W , e
,w It Is some years, since the member
of the i Vancouver Rowing club .. have
gone into training with the same snirlt
as tney nave tnis season, ana it nugurs
well for the club's chances at Seattle
on July, 8 and 4. TJe club aspires this
jow win ctri; vvuuv uji : inv pro
gram, singles, doubles and fours, and
the chances for- doing so are particu
larly good., Tne local , ciuos nave e.'i
tered the followlnsr crews
Senior Sawens, stroke; Moore, No, 3;
Laintr. No. 2: Pattlson. bow.
- Junior, A Sweeny, stroke, -'Godfrey,'
Ner. 8; McGeachen. No. 2; Fraser, bow. ?5
... Junior, B Simpson, stroke;. Stacey,
no. a; woaington, no. t; rower, now,
Senior singles N.' C. Sawers.
" Junior slneies Laina.
Junior doubles King, stroke; Morgan,
DOW, " , -
Senior doubles Moore, stroke; Pattl
son, bow. - , .
Now that ' the Northwestern 1 league
baseball season will be cut in two, the
second season opening on July 15,. the
Vancouver team is expected to do some
thing. The management of the homo
club has been up against a rather hard
fight since the season opened, but all
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Baseball is rapidly gaming In favor tn
Vancouver, .but notwithstanding the
popularity of the game here,, the man
agement of the club realizes what it i
means to have a strong team in the I
field. Although Vancouver has been In
the cellar from the start, the directors !
Of the club have been dolnir well- from i
a financial standpoint. But they could
do better with a winning team. They
nave secured :nn -mrothera or l;olum
us, Ohio, to. take over the management!
of the team.- Strothers arrived this!
week with several first-class box ar
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