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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL PORTLAND. KKflMY gVENINO. aMML 81,
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ships at Expo JMnk.
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BOXIXa RESULTfl. , '
q Itcln Hitter. Bpokan. beat R.
Hewitt, Portland. IO pounas.
Olmar Dratiga, Multnomah,
beat L. Orandneld., Olympic. i:S
BUly Bpeck. Seattle, beat 1L
Neicken. Multnomah. 1SS pounds.
C. C Ralph., rortland. peat
Torn- Corbett rortland, 11
pounds. ' - ' ' . ' .
Fred Bax. Portland. beat
Larry ' Btekea, Reliance, ' HI
pounJa, . , . ; ' .
E. C. Johnson, Multnomah,
b,afL. Madden.- Multnomah,
hoavywclght.
WRKSTLINQ RESULTS. "
Edward M 111a. Portland T. M.
C. A, t"at Fred JIussey, Seattle,
US pounds.
V. Venable, Seattle. beat Otto
Ott, Multnomah. Ill pound. -.
Brownelt Reliance, beat E. D.
Fmitb. Multnomah. 1SS pound.
. Johnaon. Seattle, beat Ana
loff. Reliance. 151 pound. coast
championship. .
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W .a. .a. A A aV e e-4 4 4
With nearly J.000 spectator present,
among them om. of the moat promi
nent bualnea. and profe.alonal men In
tb city, the Pacific coeat boxing and
wrestling championship;. under the eus
tlcc of the Multnomah Amateur Ath
f,Uc club opened ,n VSf " L
i.licht Never baa en fa',lLV, crowd
,h classiest meteura on ine off
"interantered'ta the boxing -and It
wa. here re the cri ,
hVe.Wt punches, straight ffj 'the
' SXreYf ' tneCoblV Athletic club
?r?ltrlLi unattached, floored. Larry
wnu .1,1 u.lUnxa rlub. ID
division. Thta was vr i. ,
2iV th. evenlnr;. proa-ram
hoot tne ciaa.iv - -- , .
City, according fln.
three rounas. - tT" vn0ck'
mule In either hand and hi thiee ot
down were cim v. ; . .
Overconnaenoe .n w - -"th,M
utea ana a rauy u Htnv7.
look bad for the Wl amateur. Stok, a
kept tald? ana " he
chargeSax furlou-ly and landed a n tif f
both nanan. d " 1 ho
brought tip aaalnjt the, ropea. but he
warded Oft moat or me o u .
back into Larry a la Btan ey KetchcL He
had the Reliance man golnd badly, when
the gong closed mm "" f
J. Tonight meets Ted Bu-hton of
how. .orne .urprlainir form be bld fair
o.-Jir Btnif la a. clever boxer,
tWi and in hla real claaa. wUw-
youngster travel at fast
la gritty and has a Rood punch which
ne can uie euwinri. y,.k
and Mr. Madden of the same orgMjz
tlon, essay ea inree ruu ,
- 'i.. .1.. hinh awarded Mr.
Johnson. Mr. Johnson, who has pretty
CHOna JOCK, wa am -- -
though Ve werposln for photograph
wnen ne rusneo mi. ------
i i md anmA at tnem
real hard, and Mr. Madden' nalr wa.
makers. One of Mr. Johnson" favorite
v.i - iivra4 in ths ear of Mr.
UaMm dnrlriH' clinches. ; It came
straight from the mouth and In. I"
wake were seen to float everal soothing
words. These fcad thee desired effect.
Johnson will meet Rushton of the Seat
tle club tonight and. there will be reai
thing doing.' . ; ' , r
Heinle - RItter of -.Spokane, and ' K.
Hewett, unattached, from Portland, fur
nUhed the fun In the first boxing mated,
a 105-pound affair. The mosquitc-e
were willing and mixed it pretty freely.
At the end of two rounds Hewitt wi
groggy and Referee Grant toppea tne
fray andawarSed the match to tlie Spo
kane paperweight .upon the concurrenc
of Judge Teal and Smith.
In one of the Tprettleat ring bout of tha
evening Olmar Dranga wa awarded a
decision over I Gran field, the Olymplo
club crack lightweight. Pranga carried
the boxing to the -Winged Crman and
"while hi blow lacked the ateam of
the visitor they were more plentiful
and opportune. It took four round to
iecid the match and the last was
wnniwina. Aa soon as me renrw
nounced the decision, the first man to
congratulate the winner was the loser.
Dranga displayed the best form in hi
whole career and stands a good chance
tf winning the coast championship in
this division.. However, there wa a
strong sentiment . that' the southerner
. should have been given a draw, because
of his staying qualities, his clever foot
wnrlr and hla all-rmmrf ahnwlnir.
Billy Speck, of the ; Seattle Athletic
club had, the Indian sign on , Henry
Neicken, champion of the M. A. A. C.'
light weight quad, and - wa awarded
the decision. ... Neicken wa aggressive
but lacked the kick of the Seattle man,
who sent a majority of . hi i punches
straight to the desired tiolnt He was
, s better ring general than the "Winged
M" athlete, an had him guessing most
of ths time. If anything Neicken was
th cleverer man. but this was case
where cleverness succumbed to rugged
nens. : . ''-i"i' :- -
The championship ' bout , "between
Pranga and Speck will bring two old
opponents together. -. Speck ha the ad-
.:' vantage of a win over the local boy,
but Olmar'a form last night convinces
Ms admirer he will give ; Billy the
greatest battle that youngster haa ever
hal., -. " ' - '.- v ' -.;'".i .. f'-
Torn Corbett and C. C Ralph, local
bnys unattached, furnished much
amusement to the spectators In the
wclmrwelght preliminary. In fact It
5 frame amusinst that Referee Grant
'is:s-d the youngsters to their corner
end awarded the fracas tO"?Halphj
. Wtnoer tat WreitUng.
TJ first wrrstline bout of the even
': wa hrtwen Edwin Mills of the
, 'Cfiiil V: i. C. K. and Fred B. Hussv
, . Kb f.Hit.( Athletic Hub. which. was
-.! ti.v U-:ii giepyler on eggres-
Ivenesa.' T' boy weighed 111 pounda.
It took Virgil VenabUs. the crack
Seattle wrestler, but rmintite and H
aeconda to pin Otto Otf ahouldars to
the mat The local man wa aggressive
but eucoumbed to the skill of the Bound
athlata In the 115-pound clase.
The aeoond preliminary In tha 1
pound class between llrownll of Reli
ance and K. I). Smith of Multnomah wa
little more than shoving match flur
ina the first four mlnutea ,bert tne
men got to work In earnest and al
though there wa na fall. Referee
Greenland gave the match to Browneil
on acgrwafveneaa.
J. "ohnson of Seattle won tha coast
championship in the IM-potino. claas
from Analoff of Reliance club on -gressivenesa.
They were the only n
frlea In the eJa.. and three falls were
necessarv to fleclde the wlnnr. John
ami forced the work all the war V-"u,f,
the first fall and came near ,l'p,a'L
Catlfornhtn with a eofPbln"l,"n,,h11f:
Nelson and bammerlock. Analoff, did
Borne clever leg blocking that everal
time foiled Ir. Roller- fellow towns
man. The second bout wa a repetltlo.
of the first. - - 'J '
PORTLAUD SEIZED IH
1ARD LUCK CYCLOnE
Kinsclla and Garrett Take
v Trips Skjyard Durins: ;
';" Oakland Game. V;
Oakland. CaU April 4. A tT-ba-rer
by Ileltmuller, a long smgla by
Truck Eagan, two Infield outa and a
wild pitch won for Oakland In the
eighth Inning her asterday. - B3
teams played good ball la, the field
but "be Oak rot to Klnsella in the
first and fourth and secured four
run and when Garrett weakened la
the eighth they yon put, to .
Tb score wa aa follow:
PORTLAND. ' , '
' ' - ' AB.R.H. PO. A.E.
lh. I t 0 11,1
Rafterv. cf. ........ 4-J
McCredl. ri. , J
Ianxlg, lb. ..' t
Rasscy, If. .... J J
Johnson, tb. I
I 'none v. M. ......... I 1
Whalen, e. ......., 4
0
I 1
0
t I
hi
Klnsella, p. ! E 1 2
Garrett, p. 1 J ,
Madden 1 0
Total
,.J1 1 4 1
Batted for Garrett in ninth. ,
' - OAKLAND. - '
AB.R.H. FO. A. E
0'
0 (0
Cook, If..'..... ...... 4
van fiaitren. ci. ....
Ileltmuller, rf. ....... I
Kn&n. sa. .......... . 4
Uogan, lb. .......... 4
Altman, so.-
Halev, 2b. .......... 4
Slnttery, 'C J
Killain. p. .......... I
Uri.ht r .........
Totals' . .sl " 7i 11
- RTOnn BY INNINGS. V:
Portland 8 ? ? ? ? 1 ? !
Hits 11 11901 v-l
Oakland ....i.... ? 1 0 0 I
lilt. 1 0 I 9 0 9 2
.' -: .". 8VMMART. , rl:
m . l 1. f A.. Wh.latt fAhnilll nd
Heltmulleri Kits off Klnsella 4. off
Garrett 4: runs off KlnSella S; sacri
fice bit. Heitmuller and Cooney; stolen
bases. ' tc.:reoie, uwny, iniii,.iH
Cooney, Van Haltren, Hogan. Altman;
first base on balls. Klnsella 1, Garrett
1. Klllaln 8, Wright 1: struck out. Ktn-
, . A .... , , Villain .' K. MMil
Si ll. o. Vt'V 1 1 ci. . , . v .." , -"
balls, Whalen 2: time, one hour and
60 minutes; umpire,- rerrino, .
..... i - . ','.',..""-,.
i'; Jones Easy for Angela. v;
i Lb Angele,Cal..' April 14. Jones
. . lmr.ll tA N v a.nri
ther won out, 4 to . In. the second
Inning they secured three runs and
clinched tne game. , too ' score; fj E.
San Fran,., 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 '(; 1
Angeles . 0 S 0 0 0 1 4 V-
' Batteries Gray ad Easterly; Jones
and Berry. " '
TRI-C1TY LEAGUE ; :
G AL1ES THIS WEEK
Hera ! the arrangement of Tr!-lty
league, came for tomorrow and Bun-
t "tomorrow afternoon East Portland
and Alblna wiu una up on tne vauguu
atreet grounds. ... :. . v ;
, Ralem . and Woodburn will play at
rT - a , . , ) i .J. ' S" I 7-'t."V . " ,
Sunday afternoon Eaat Portland ,wM
play against tne eaiem nine, ai iut
Vaughn-street grounds. r ,
weat Portland will play Oregon CUy.
at Oregon ty. ' .
AlDina .Will Jl7 Win -, riuwmwi
Vancouvf r. . " ' '
St John will play wlth Woodburn,
at Woodburn. , . - t
BIAJOB LEAGUE GAMES.
.. . .,. , . . . f , i '."..
NaonaJ League. . , .
ai -iuuu . . ' . . . ,.
Plttaburjr J
St Louis .-.. .0 1
and Irristteter..,, Umpire Rigler. '
At unicago , ' tr
l iuiiagu . . . ................ . .f- - -
Cincinnati ' . . . ... ..... tt .
Batteries Overall and Kllng; Ewlnf
A. TlitAfflw '.,- 1. , ': ' S t. R. H. L
Boston ...ail 1
Philadelphia .,.,..... .....v
Moren, Brown and Dooln. Umpire
SfNewYork ' ' R.H.&
Brooklyn ...,........ .....J,, .
Batterita Wilhelm and . Bergen;
Ames, Taylor and Bresnahan. Umpires
Kmeiie anu nuuuw uauM y ( .
f , ' , -
. American lajtio, , .,
At Philadelphia ' " ' K.H.B.
f nBatt.He.-NVw4on; Mainlng and Klal-
now; iJygert, "un, rrr m.
L.V"U'V . iff 4
StBatteries Kiillaa 'and 'iohmld't; How-
- . .;-. .11 s
BBat t erles-BurnV. Hughes ' and War
ner; Burchell. Ulootte, milts sua ,r-bT-.-
" 1 R.H.E.
Cleveland r . -t. f . f
rJAttenes utuuuui" ... -,
White, .itrock and Shaw. -
"BAT" BUYS VINEYAKD ,
AND SEEKS HELPMEET
i " V (rnlted Press pft Wire.)
San. Francisco, April 24.-Battllng
Nelson Is preparing for the days when
he must Join the colony of "down and
out" fighters. H has already-pur-
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v 6TAXblXO OP THE CLUBS.
. raclfle Coast League. : .
; .Won. Lost
n rranrlaoo J J 1 J
Angeles ......... j '- . ! .
ikland I . J
.rtland .
; Northweateni League.
. . .. . . Won. . Lost
Aberdeen 4 '. ', 0
Tacoma .............. f :
Heattle US'" ! I
Vancouver (B. C).... J ' ;
Rutt 1 I
Spokane ....... .v.... a - -,m ,
PC.
.411
.!
.400
.214
PC
1.00
4i
.447
.tit
.111
.004
' , National Leagne. '.
- ' .Won, Lost P.C.
rv,t.. .'...:. I..... . T 1 . '.171
New York i..... j
Pittsburg
Phlladalphla ' 4,
ClnclnnaU ........... J
Brooklyn ...... J
Boaton .........;.., J' j
8t Louis !
I .760
I .424
4 ; .400
4 .171
I .I7t
I , .171
7 ' .111
American League. .
Won. TviaL P.C
New Tork t .
8t. Louis
Cleveland ' J ,.
Boston .,....,..... .
Chicago 4
PhlladelphU ......... 4 V
Detroit J
Washington .......... I
Jllke Twin Beats Gardner.
f r.r Anrh 4 Mike 'Twin"
Sullivan waa given a decision at the end
. mm 1. .t Ml.ht AVAI. J I Wl ttk
Gardner by Referee James J. Jeffries.
The fight took place before the new
Jeffrie Athletlo club and Sullivan was
a winner ait in way. t
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.444
.600
.444
.2 It 4
.260
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