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THE OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, SUNDAY MORNING. , APRIL 23, 1003.'
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CLASSY AMIS
iBLUEBLOODEDDOGS ENTERED IN PORTLAND BENCH SHOW THIS WEEK
FOR ROAD RACES
Lolcal Dealers Talk of Mak-
Bcginninfi: Next Wednesday
I inj Number of Entries ,
' v ' in June. '...,
Every Portland Dog mil
! ; Have His Day.
POWERFUL CARS
III GEIICII SHOD
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i . V Portland's bit dog show opens nest
i XTMArfA mornlns In the Crowe-
Graham guregs at Fifteenth and Wash-
:: InrtM streets with about I3 oogs en
" . rin a three oolnt rallng for
winners In t& "winners' " elssses. From
....n nmmHi tt ! reasonable to
believe that the ettendance at the show
will be the largest In Ita hlatory. The
fbe'-hlng will oontlnue until Saturday
' night.
..' The cImmi ars wall filled and there
i' la a notable list of entries from Csll
fornls. Washington and Brltlah CoJu ra
ti la. cities. Mini Jennie Crocker, the
wall known California fancier, will anl
four blueblooded youngsters from the
Wonderland kennels at Ban Mateo In
fa. Dick Dasaler. Ch. Totora, FHsoo
Cinders, and Clanor HI. She will be
the moat prominent woman fancier in
'"Portland doira will show up wall be
iMa th rluif canines from abroad
and there la every likelihood that the
home done will carry off the honors of
the enow.- ' . wl ,
Tomorrow morning the benching will
be put la piece, and aa It it all new
win AA much to the appearance of
the ahow. - Superintendent Fleming- ar
rived In the city yesieroay ana wui
direct the setting- up of the benching
and other ahow equipment
. It waa announoed last nlfht that all
dogs must bo on the bench not later
than 11 o'clock, Wedneedsy morning.
This la Imperative, the purpoae of ths
manassment belnr to conduct matters
to the beat Interest of all concerned.
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M. MAJOR LEAGUE GAMES
tfl tf.kaai trMkM A Utaaaa lea
(, w ara u aj iiwai . uui u uisaj aisa sava wsy
uowitsar, Bapho, Krattle.
Drama I
Dlca Oasiler,
.imfrtna will atari DromDtly at I oclocR
U'aJnesday afteraoon and wUl continue
until the laat elaaa baa been decided
' upon Saturday ill fht .
' : Airedales.
Btty, Jamas Oleason, Portland: laks
111 Iuchees. R. M. Palmer, Portland;
Natlock Bob, P. H. Btewart, Portland;
Mini Mrrtla Lawla. Portland:
Oldport Bailor Man, R. R. fitreeta. Port.
land; Hunklo, Vri. J. i Travis, rori
land: Bob.Dr. R. C Tenney. Portland;
Admiral Toao II. J. J. Palnrmple,
Salem: Bel lews Courereous and Bal
lew's Bloom. W. B. Bailey. Beattla.
. zafUaa ettrs. :
Unffleld Bract II, Unrfleld. Marts
P.- a Rolare, portlaadt ldy Beatrios
Whltestona, H.. O. FarreU. Portland.
4, . Torkshlra. " . , .
Mtke, Battle H. C07IS. Portland. ;.
.."''' Bsraard. ,
Ksro, Mrs.' J. 8. Pate, Rosebnrg-, Ore-
, " . . ? Xrlsk WaWf Snaalsl. : '.'
Battles J. B. Culllson, roruasa.
Balrympis. s ' "
Jack. JL JT. Remlnvton, Portland.
, arewfotiafllssd. ,1.
Buster, Joe Ramus, Portland. :r
'' VoUtsn. '.. - ' v' v- :
Rush. Chester B. Oroares, ' wana
Boston Terriers,
Derby, Ruasell Smith; Ch.
Frisco t Tinders. Ch. End'
cliff Fosters, Clan III. Ch. Tortoa,
Miss J. A. Crocker. Aan rranclsco: Ladr
jewel. Mrs. rranK J. uonneroerft Hex
HI. Mollis R Webster; Presto Boy,
Marry utt; iuahee iMr Jones, Mrs.
Charles L. Miner: Toby, Edsar L, ww
all; RafTles, Ken Oadnby; Hunch, Miss
Flora Fletschner; Ch. sportsman, Ka
ton's Christy. Betsy (lsat year's win
ner), Kllma, Panrer t Olrl and Remorse,
01 roruana.
GRANTS PASS TEA3I IS
HEADY FOB BASEBALL
Walla: Prince, B. House: Rldsvrlsw's
Vis, J. H. Clohesxy: Karis Feeoe. au
mat J. Xrneaar: Chlsultam. C. R. Pow
ell: Beaa. Mrs. E. W. Thompson; !!
(Batctal Dtapateh'te TX JosrsaL)
OranU Pass. Or, April IS. The base-
ball season, has opened In Grants Pass
and promises to be the best since the or
ganisation of the local club. Ths Grants
rasa team is strongly organlied, and
will put aa stcellent nine In ths field.
It was from this team that PernotL ths
well-known pitcher for Portland earns.
Ths team had Its first try out a few
days ago, and judging from the work
done It Is evident that It will win the
southern Oregon laurals this year.
Game a have already been arranged he
tween Med lord, Ashland and other
southern Oregon teams.
Tba personnel of ths team la as fol
lows. Jarvls, pitcher; Better, catcher:
Stevenson, first base; Thrasher, second
base; Faubion. . third base; Schmidt,
shortstop: Smith, left field; K, Faubion,
center field; Phelps, right field. Set
ter Is certain of ths team. The club
has well equipped grounds hero and
began the new season In better condition
than ever before. .
SEATTLE BAINS EMS
IN SJEVENTH INNING
(Special Dispatch te The Joaraal.)
Seattle,' April With ths gams ap
parently lost, Seattle earns from behind
In a rush today In ths seventh and by
Ranging all ths way from ths power-',
ful It horse-power Thomas raesr1 owned
by R. IX Inman, to ths tiny II horao.
power Buick Roadster, there will' Is
at least 49. entries In ths Ross Carol
vsl road races to be held under the
auaplcea of the Portland Automobile
club, the first week in June. There
will probably not be any higher pow
ered car than the Inman mauhtne nor'
any lower than ths Bulrk unless Tri'i
llennet concludes to import a 101
horae-power Klaael-Kar for ths race.
Interest Is waxing warm In connec
tion with ths two blr races for 109
and BO miles snd they "will undoubted
ly be the moat exciting ever held weet
of the Mlaalaalppl. Tils oouree is ons
tE&TS.Vl)CHTK01UICl) V p"lble to. make splendid tin la or-
TKt Ann r.n - l"r'n.s tns i-mii
. krc.-e. tiwrr. jKaw
EAST SIDE WlffS
ALOIIIA CONTEST
Triple T Bunch, Hang Indian
Sign Over Wanderers ;
' From Albina.
tMHA 11 aaaawt Vi nt ! O Oai m ninn rThldkf
6am. Trred W. , Wsgner: Ted, filter !irriimSA
Oadaby; Westerls, Mr. and Mrs. Oeorge ' P"""! " Jf J.nJ ?J.lV, Tj-F1?
RushTch. "Mason s King. DghUleld ro''f three jruns In ths fourth
Wan. TT. roilmilr. laat tuKa wlnnlna- and fifth innings On tWO hit a. A tWO-
Kih i bagger snd s slngls In the fifth netted
bitch).
poaeraalaa.
EnowbaJL MUs.MlllIs Meads, Port
land. .
. , - ...... aroxnoanda. .
Ballsy D., Mrs. Albert M. Downing,
Portland; Lne. A, M. Crontn, Portland.
English Toy Spaniel.
Rover. Catherine B. Lewis, Portland.
.; .. -. v - Orsat 2aasa. ; . "
TnnetmB Olga, Christopher V Toung,
Portland; Ovid,. Qc&a W. Brady, Port
land. 1. . , .-' '?, 1 .
' OoHlSSV '
Olen Tana and Councillor II, Helen
Simon, Portland; ' Tualatin Prince, J.
Murrow, Portland: Clilrao Bells, Arthur
Murphy: Portland ; Don, Dr. Candwall;
lAlrd III. IX V. Hamblet; WhlteliSdy,
F. A Kail,' Don Juan VI. Mrs. fa Vin
cent: Victoria. Alfred Tucker: Westland
Flirt. Mrs. I A, Miller; Glen Tana Cath-:
eiine, Olen Tana . Sybil, Glen Tana
Hqulre, Thomas I Griffith, Spokane:
-Don. A. Klein: Tlllasaook Chief. Donald
MacQregor; Clalrette, Miss Ella Talbet;
Brentwood, ' H. D. Logan; - Flrland;
had eland Merry Maid, Choppls. . .
Bon TerrUrs.
Fearless, Charles B. Hurley, Tacoma;
Highland Boy, Julius KaUich, Portland;
Iris, Bonny Bred Stiletto and Willam
ette Starlight, Frank B. Watklns, Meg.
Minnies, rortisna: dgecote Spot, H.
Fenwlck; Mae, 8. 8. Montague; Willam
ette Defender, George B. Story; Firs
Chief Jr.r Dr. M. O. McCorkle; Willam
ette Demon, Jess V. Moore; Willamette
Moonlight, Mrs. Ira F. Powers; Sound
fend Tarqulrs, Sound End Olrl. Bound
End . Madge, Sound End Queen, Edge
wood Biddy, Sound End Boy, G. C Is
rael, Olympla; Ch. Brooklyn Patsy, Mrs.
Horton M. Phlpps, San Francisco; High
land Mlsohlef, Mrs. Kate KaUich; Wil
lamette Marvel. Thomas Kerr: Willam
ette Surprise, J. K. Kollock; Rosemount
Biddy,. F. Fenwlck; Rosemount Biddy,
Jr. xpenwca.
Cockers. .
Twilight, Allen Case Klein, Spokane:
Red King, Red Queen, J. Wesley Ladd,
roruana. ; -
, 1 Szttli atottsrsL.
J Zks, T. Arttlch, Portland.
: , . 9 -v aTOSE TetriSTS.
: vpot. J. W. Cook: Norfolk Guards-
man, Sabtns Renown, Bellew's Blossom,
Sabine Fallas, Warren Lucy, W. B. Bai
ler, Seattle; Bell ewe. E. Brayford, Hood
River; Prince,' Dr. D. H. Rand; Prince,
C. A-- Sylvester; Alden Terror, Mrs. CL
R. Campion : Buster. Mra Anna Phil
Hps; Multnomah Flos, Firefly, Blue Girl
and park Gold, all from Fecbhelmer's
Multnomah kennels. ,
.- Japanese Spaniels.
. Admiral Togo, Miss M. Crawford,
Portland.. v,v
. : 'j . " t Onssapsakss.
Jeff, I R. Hubbard, Portland; Joker,
A. W. Ocobock, Portland.
Beaglesv
Woofflark, Fleetwood, O. B. Cyrus,
Portland.-. '
:. A BaSoogat.
Boh, Mm R. B. Lam son: Tecnmseh, A.
R. Jones; Teddy, J. L. Texzlaff; Patsy,
one for Beattla In the seventh Cantaln
Bennett singled and ths next two went
out on long flies. Then Frisk singled
snd (juigiey waiKSd, Hammond follow
ing with a slngls and Cahlll and For
tier with two-baggers, the total result
ing in rive run a. - Aietcairs piicnea a
beautiful game for Seattle and really
deserved a shut-out, . , Ths score:
R.H.E,
Seattle .....I 0 0 0 1 0 8 0 x 11 I
Butts ......0 0 0 I I 0 0 0 01 7 1
Batteries Ehmks and Bhea: . Met-
cals and Fortler. . . r-.--- Q
YALE BEATS COLUMBIA
IN A 14-INNING GAME
New Tork, April 15 It required 14
Innings for Tals to defeat Columbia at
American league' park today. Ths blue
practically had the game st its mercy
umu toe mnin inning, wnen ine iochi
lads struck a batting streak and tied
the score. Tale, however, after being
held safe by Lee since the sixth Inning,
touched up the Columbia pitcher In the
fourteenth, and by hard hitting plied up
rave wem tne game
Jones pitched effect
SPECIAL NOTICE
V
SUITS
up
, Taut sTtook
of. patterns
Cnioa Isabel on Svery Oannent
PAEUXCTTASXiB TAIZ.OXS
S reoor. i Et, Rear Morrison
three runs, which
Youna- Howard
Ivs ball for the first few innings he
was in ths box. Van Vleck. who re
lieved htm, proved even more effective
until the ninth inning. After that in
ning, however, the New Haven lads
held the Columbia boys safe, and they
could do nothing with his curves. The
Score: R. H. E.
Tale 7 15
Columbia ......4 10
Batteries Jones, Van Vleck and
FhlUipa; JLe ana Young.
JUNIOR BALL GAMES.
Brooklyn
rrammar
the Montavilla, team
school shut- out
yesterday to
A large crowd of Brooklyn girls and
bovs watched the erame
Alnsworth defeated Fulton yesterday
oy me score 01 it 10 0.
Sunnyslde defeated Irvlneton vester
day I to 4. Lewis pitched a fine game
for. Sunnyslde, striking out 16 men.
- Ths Nationals, a team composed of
toys rangina- rrora 17 to zo years of
age can still make arrangements for
Sunday games, joe Marias, East 2918,
is tne manager.
The Crescents wish games with
teams composed of boys from 17 to 19
years of age, week days only. Call up
fe-2438 or East 1451.
Richards kindergarten1 was defeated
by the Sharks yesterday 23 to 0. The
batteries were: Richards Clark and
Thome: Sharks Noren and Goodall.
Arleta defeated Woodstock yesterday
In the Grammar School league, 28 to
2. Clarke of Arleta secured hits out
or 7 times at bat.
The Waverlys won a well-playi
game from tne Indians yesterday
to 7. The Waverlys wish to secure
games with teams composed of boys
under the age of 18 years. Call up
East 848. f . .
The Oregon Optical - company base
ball team will challenge any team in
the city under the age : of 19 years.
Call Up PaclnO .1SZS. ':.;;7j-yvfi., . -
SQUEEZE PLAYS.
Los Angeles leads the learue.
The busher Bloomfield was on the
mound yesterday,, and got - his.
Mike BweeneyV he s who seed to he In
fortiand, ' neipea boston win with
doubis. yesterday, 'A, :t? u;!' s---
Higgrnbotham : lost his first major
league game, or the season yesterday.
the Pittsburg' Nationals shoving three
across. - Wonder If McCIoskey saw any
Saleness on the Fortiand boy'sv phix this
imet : f j y .
That boy Madden certainly had a
good eye - yesterday. - Look . him uo In
tne box score and see where he stabbed
Wright's benders for four- singles in
four times up. ... Pretty good sticking,
hT, i;";'::Ti.Hi1"Ji!Si,:t.W....
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. L-. Eugene - Defeat pninjirty'M
Eugene. . Orv April ! 25 The Eugene
hljth school team defeated the Drain
normal team at baseball this afternoon.
8 to 7, In a close game, before a Jarge
crowd. The score by Innings:
Kusens';- ....0 3 1 0 4 0 10 08
l'rain ;.;.....,, ..2 0 2 0 0 0 3 0 0 Tl
East Bide yesterday won the first
gams from Albina, 4 to t. From a play
lag standpoint the game was decidedly
Interesting, for there was that uneer
talnty of result which makes a gams
Interesting.- There were several good
catches and : one corking long hit by
DuvaU. Lerch cams la from right field
on . the run ones and captured low
fly Just a bovs his shoe tops, which
brought him a big round of applause,
while little Brouahton Dulled . himself
out of a deep hole in the fourth inning
or striking out ths next three men.
Krnle hirelt pitched a tine game for
the triple T. he held the Albina play
era to three widely scattered hit and
also nad bis strike-out ball working and
succeeoea in sinsing out 10 men.
- East Side onened the scoring In the
second inning. ' Thomas beat out a hit
. r- . 1 1 . . , . I.
10 ouria ana went Clear 10 imra wnen
Helser dropped ths throw on Barrel's
Intended sacrifice. Duvall grounded out
to iieleer. but Brock Placed a nlcs hit
In right, on which Thomas scored. With
two T. T. T.s waitina- on the natha.
Killllay, who pitched the first three in
nings braced up and struck out Strait
ana ircn.
Scores on Zrrors.
Errors gave Albina both of her runs
in the third inning. Killllay opened the
Inning by flying out to center. Tauscher
Juggled Burke's ground hit long enougn
for him to reach first. Hs stole second
when Brock made a bum heave to 1 the
bass. Strelt threw to catch Burke nap
ping, but Barrel failed to cover ths base,
In time and the throw went wild, letting
Burke reach third. Burn hit to short.
Burke making a dash for ths plate.
Thomas' throw seemingly beat him to
the plate a mile, but Umpire Burnslde
called him safe. Wells hit to third and
with an easy double - In sight Barrel
dropped the throw and both Burns and
Wells were safe. A passed ball moved L
mem up a peg ana Burns scored on
titles' hit to right. Lurch's pretty
throw to the plate catching Wells a
mile off home.
Broughton went In on the third and
held the East Siders down for one in
ning, when he, too, went up the flue,
and three bases on balls, together with
Thomas' hit, scored a run. Kay pitched
the rest of the arame far Alhlna.
Tauscher got around in the sixth on ai
case on balls, two steals and Burns' er
ror: Duvall got a three-base hit in the
wnea ranerson lei tns
rd gst through him, made
run for East Side. The
core; . v.
EAST BIDS. .
AB.R.H.PO.A.B.
Lerch, rf 4 0 0 1 10
rauscner, to
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Plttscbuarg, Pa.-, April tl. Pittsburg
won a fast arame fromthe St. Louis
Cardinals here today. I to I. .
Leever wss Invincible until the ninth
Inning, when 8t Louis bunchsd her hits
econner two runs, score: - . n. tuat.
Pittsburg I T
hi ixuiia a a
Batteries Leever and Gibson; Hig
gles and Hostetter. Umpire iiigier.
' Brooklra 4, New Tork 1.
New Tork. April 25. Bunching of
hits In ths eirhth and ninth Innings.
aided by New York's poor fielding, gave
the Brooklyns anothsr victory over the
uiante. score: k..h.ju.
Brooklyn 4
New Tork 1 4
uattenes KUCKer ana Killer; wiiise,
McQInnlty and Bresnahan. Umpires
Emails ana Kuaasrnam. .
" Boston 8, ThlUdelpbU 2. "
Boston. ' Mass April 25. Ths Hub
Doves won an 11 inning game from
Philadelphia today, making three vic
tories out of the series of four same.
Lindman and Ritchie were both effect
ive. Sweeney's double and Bowerman s
single won the game. Bcore: R. H. E.
Boston ..,...........,, I I
Philadelphia, I I
Batterlee 'Llndanian and Ooennan;
Kiionie ana uooin. umpire nung.
Bain t Chicago. '
At Chicago No game; rain, ; , '.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Washington, April IS. Keeley, Wash
Ington's young pitcher from ths Logan
8quares of Chicago, was a' puasle to
Boston today and the locals won by I to
1. , Morgan was erratlo and was batted
out at opportune momenta. A home
run by Freeman .waa tba feature.
Score: T . . . n. h. v..
Washington. ......... I I ,1
Boston I 12
Batteries Seelv and Warner: Mora-an
and Corrlgan. Umpire Connelly. , . .
Kennedy, lb ......
Magness, If
Thomas, c and ss.
Barrel, 2b .......
Duvall, cf and ss.
Brock, c
O'Nlle, cf
Strelt, p
1112 1
4 0 0 1,0.0
8 10 10 0
4 12 6 11
2 0 1 2 2 2
I 111 2 1
10 110 2
8 0 0 1 0 0
4 0 0.0 0 0
Totals ,...12 4 , I 26 I 1
Patterson hit by batted baU.
ALBINA. ' - " ' ' .
aB. r. h. po. a. b.
.5 1 0 0 2 1
. I 1 0 0 2 1
.4 0 1 0 0 0
4 0 1 2 0 1
,4 0 0.2 10
.8,0 01101
4 0 1 0 0 1
4 0 0 0 1
1 0 0 1 l'O
1 0 0 0 0
1 0 0 0 0
Burke, ss
Burns, 2b
Wells, cf and rf....
Oiles, If
Ray, cf and p
Heltzman, c
Patterson, lb
Helser, lb .........
Killllay. p .
Broughton. p
Gardner, rf
Totals
' rhflailelphla 0, New York's. 4
PhlladelDhla. Anrll IS. Mew Vnrlr-a
errors were costly today, snd Phlladel-'
pnia Americans won a listless game
iiuiu niKQianaora ncore: k. h. k
New Tork...... , g K 8
Philadelphia ..... ...... I f
Batteries Newton, Orth, Manning and
Kiel now: Dvrert. Vlnkera. rart,r nA
omun. . umpires Hurst and Sheridan.
Chicago 6, St. Lonis 2. t
8t tLouiS. Anrll 25. Ths TtrAwna
were unable to find Walsh when hits
were most needed. . Jack Powell made
his debut and was easy, especially for
Anderson, who sot two in.hn,r
wnen mey wero mi'Bl neeaeo. it teen
thousand en thuslastio people were out.
Score: , tt w m
Chicago ........... 6 11 4
Bt. Louis....... j 10 6
, Batteries Walsh and Sullivan; Pow
ell. Bailey and Spencer. Umpires Ea
gan and Evans. ,
DWIIIGA: DEFEATS
mm SPECK
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QeVcr ; Multnomah i Club
Boxer'WinsOut Over Se
; attle's Best Man. ; -
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AMATEUR TOURNAMENT
CLOSED LAST NIGHT
of Interest laat sight Ed Johnson et
the Multnomah club and Henry Croft of
Seattle, entertained the crowd with as
gamey and exciting 'a contest as any. of
the evening; while : the wrestlers sent
thrills through the spectators that had
them on their feet time and again.. Ths
show In Its entirety re rise Is great or edit
onon the Multnomah club and there wss
not a man present lsst night but es
Dressed the wleh that Portland's areat
I amateur athletlo club would coma back
again soon wit n as good a show as last
night - - . . - .
There wars no delava and waits nt
teoiousnesa ; Ths first affair on the
program was a boxing conteet between
Johnson of Multnomah and Croft of Se
attle. , The men lost little time after
fretting Into the ring and were soon mls
nr it UD at a lively rata . Thev almnl
stood up and boxed Into one another.
They wasted no blows snd "haymakers"
were as scarce aa Renubllcans In Taxaa
Every blow went to the head and but
mils la Da.
Chats with a. few of tha dealers vea.
jeraay revealed the fact l rial a num
ber or them Intend entering from three
to nine cars. Home of which wlll bo
w.i ... viu.i iv mm, uvkw uhi,i
The IL L. Keats Auto company will ,
a addition to ths Inman Thomas. In-
clud-s a six-cylinder Thomss roadster
of TS horse-power; a Packard o 30
horse-power, French ratlmr: a Thomas
40 horse-Dower: a Pone-Hartford. . 40
horse-power, a Prank 11 n, 42 horse- .
power snd. a Buick, 40 horse-power.
Theao will probably go in Jhe 100-mlle
race. . ' , . -
In the 50-mlle rsee Xaats win prob
ably snter three Bulcks, the smallest.'
of If horsepower, and a tl-hnratower
Franklin. Wallace will a rive ths Inman .
car, according to present plana' How
ard Covey has about decided to enter
a 40-horeepower Locomobile In the lonlg
race. This machine Is said to be ex- .
eeptlonally speedy and Covey thinks It ,
will show Its hind Wheels to the higher
powered cars. Hs will also snter a 10
horsepower Corbln In the long race, re- .
srvls a 16-horsepower Cadlllao for
(ha 50-mll event.
The Klssel-Kar will be Pred Pennett's
main -reliance, as hs has a 45-horse-
oncs was a body blow Unded. As a re-1 " -i.a .
tuul ..... ... I r-r , ..w
Best Exhibition Ever Glren In Port-
suit of the method the men were con
tinually slamming at one another's head
m such a way as to csuse fear for the
speed -limit It was all right and left
punches and Johnson went down fori
tns count of nine three times but came
up gamejy until the last time when a
elevtr blow to the jaw from Croft's
right ended the game.. .- .
' xms Xosss to Donaldson. Y "
Prom boxing the program Chan red to
wrestling. JEdwsrd Mills of the Port
land T. M. 'C A. wss pitted aralnat
Harvey Donaldson of ths Seattle Y. M.
C. A. and the youngsters put up a clsssy
match for fonr minutes when Donaldson
won with a combination crotch and arm
now.- .
. Then came Multnomah's old favorite,
Edgar Frank and a new lad, J. 8, Kll-
leen certainly - showed good form and
ld Attract. Crowd 8,000 Lot- -21. -iTffsffi1 Jld'
ers of Clen Athletics Johnson rJ-2t "?fnK?idm'
Goes Down Before Croft
Detroit S, Cleveland t. I
Cleveland, " Ohio. April - 25 -Detroit
won the game from Cleveland in the
tenth today, Crawford's home run win
ning. . Score: ., , . 5 , r. h. E.
Cleveland 2 10 2
Detroit , , ; , ; i , 8 10 1
Batteries Rhoades, Chech, Lleber
hardt Bemis and Clarke; .. Summers snd
Schmld t Umplre'Iughlln.-;s;j-"..!,;n
' yr H'.-n -' eawaSawaaawSaSsasawawS '. V;:'
Three rattling double plays : were
pulled off In the Oakland game. Casey
made one unassisted. , -
v BOXINO RESULTS. - . '
Henry; Croft, Seattle, beat E.
C Johnson, ' M.. A. A, C heavy
4 weight elasa.i,,ry.v
4 v Olmar-Drange, vM. 'A. A. C,
4 beat WHIIant Specie, Seattle, 1 35
4 'pounds. . ". -rr. :
4 Q. J. Rohse, Tracey a. C, and
4 Jean West M. A. A, ,C 1X5
4 pounds, draw.
4 - Chester Brown, Seattle, beat
4 C. C. Ralph,' - unattached, ,141
e pounds. ' . . v?:i,-. ;-,,;"
4 ' Fred Sax, . Tracey A. ' C beat
4 Ted Rush ton, M. A. A. O, 151
4 pounds. .
4 ; .--' WRESTLINO RESULTS. -4
1 Harvey Donaldson.' Seattle, T.
M. C A., beat Edward Mills,
Portland T. M. C A., 116 pounds.
' Edgar Frank.' M. A. A. C, beat
J. 8. Kllleen, M. A. A. C 125
4 pounds.. -' -.-.-if
4 . V. .Vsnable, .. SeatUe, . beat ..
4" BrownelU Reliance,' 135 pounds.
4 Frank Vance, Seattle, beat J. '
4 TutUe, XLfAi, '145,
e : pounds. vt : :.i )' V: ' ,'... ';
4 H. E. Orlmm. Seattle, beat BL
4 C Johnson, M. A. A. C; heavy
4 weight '" ',
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4
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fancy work before hs euocumbed to his
Sdvensary. - . -
,wemahle A wlane. .
Next 'came the beat wrestllns- match
of the evening. Venabls of Seattle and
Browneu 01 Keuance ciuo. uaaiana
Sr-' .'J1 ' I"1? .Venabls won out pound clasa After sparring around for
enter St a moment's notice. Ha will
likely enter a 45-borsepower Klaael-Kar
In addition to the larger machine. In
ths short race hs Is banking on a Reo
to carry ths colors of ths bouse of Ben
nett . . ,
Among ths othsr dealers Information
was gained that ths Stevens Duryea.
Tourist, Cleveland. Studebaksr, Olds
mobile, and well-known types of other-
mates wouui oe snierea.
. 1 1 n 1 1 r ' m ,,1,1 j 1 si sxnt
est' fastest contest of ths evening, and .
It was worth going miles to sea. 4
e The next contest waa between Jean
West of Multnomah and Q. J. Rohse of '
the Tracey Athletlo dub. Ths Judges .
could not decide the contest after It
had gone tour rounds, and Jack. Grant
called it a draw. Why hs should havs
done so Is not apparent , Rohse led
nearly all the way, put In mors clean
blows- than- West ami so far as pun
ishment Is conoerned had his man
beaten a block of mlleposta. It, was
ealisd a draw, but nevertheless It was
Rohse's contest S
Chester Brown ths same Chester
Brown 'who has a reputation was pit
ted against C. C Ralph In the -t46-
after. 11. minutes and 16 seconds of aa
pretty wrestling as has been seen In
Portland. Brownell had all the best of
It for the first three -minutes of the
-erame, but Venable soon got on top, snd
tns men struggled lor tne remaining
three minutes of ths first bout In s
manner entirely pleasing to the crowd.
After a threevminutaa rest the two
boys went at It again, and after each
had secured a fall "that the' referee
could not see. locked bodies in a des
perate struggls for supremacy. Ldks a
flash Vsnabls secured a half-Nelson on
his ODoonsnt and then . saueesed him
Into submission with a hammertoe.
Tanss Wins Ovsr Turtle.
When ' it cams to the welter-welsht
division Frank- Vanos of Seattle had Tit
tle trouDie in aisposing or j.- a. tui
tie of Multnomah who ' filled In for
Dennlsf The latter-broke two libs and
rather than . disappoint ths spectators
Tuttls went ' on and put up a good,
gamey match. - He was outclassed and
went under at ths end of ons mlnuts
and 2T seconds bv ths crotch and half-
Nelson route. The same holds put Ed
Johnson, Multnomah, down before H.
E. Grimm, Seattle, In 27 seconds. . John
son had received a knockout early In
ths evening In ths heavyweight boxlnc
contest and should not. havs been al
lowed to enter ths ring. He showed his
gameness, hbwevsr, and ths orowd ap
preciated. It ' --i , .. V . "
noon tne men wno nanaie tns neavy
mats had ths rlnr cleared for the box
ers and Olmar Dranga stepped into the
nis
s mlnuts ana . a half Referee Grant
stopped ths arralr jy saying that It
was no contest It wasn't Had Brown
over hit Ralph, the morgue would have
a job on Its hands today. Grant's de
cision was ths best ons of ths evening.
Ted Rushton. Multnomah, ran - Into
about 16 or 20 lsft Jabs shoved ont by.
Fred Sax of the Tracey Athletlo rlub
In one round and broks his band. That
was all there was to. that- particular
contest but It was very satisfying ts
the crowd. It showsd at least that Sac
was ths better man of ths two In ths
169-pound class.
This was the last contest of ths even
ing and ths crowd left the Exposition
building thoroughly satisfied with ths
enow. Ana it was a great orowq. too.
There were city and county officials
and men of national renown present
To enumerate them would fill a col
umn, and then there would be too much
of a chance to overlook . soms of ths
best They wars all there. And, they
were all Interested, and all want mors
of ths -contssts ln ths futurs, .
STANDING OP THB CLUBS,
-i Pnelflo Coast Lengne.
'' : . ... .-.,-..!." - Won. Lost,' F.C .
Los Angeles 11 -T - .JU
w ; . .via
For 10 minutes 2,600 men' stood up
and cheered Olmar. Dranga after hs put
William Speck to sleep last night after
one of the prettiest boxing contests that
has ever been seen in ths city. - Than
they cheered some more. ; .
Dranga' s victory was) not only clean
cut 'but was well deserved, and the
ovation 'ths plufocly little boxer ' re
ceived from the great throng- was but
a rutins- trimue to im upnni ngnt u
has made ror tnree years to win tne
championship .title of the Pacific coast
in the 126 pound boxing class. He
won last nlkht. and there was none to
dispute him In his victory over ons of
the coolest gamiest boxers on ths coast
Speck.. ' , .'
But tneir contest was not the only ons
rinar. - Then - cams his onnonent Wil
liam Speck of Seattle. Both men rep
resented types of the boxer and both
... A A 1 nr. ... I. nl... 0UnW .nnl
and clever to a degree that would dis
courage other men, tried pis' lert puncn
on ths Multnomah man. only to rind
that out of several dosen attempts only
ons landed. Dranga, on the other ha?,
showed speed, gameness and about tfre
niftiest footwork of the tournament' He
simply went to It all the time and would
nave won on points naa ne not. sent us
opponent-to : areamianav:'WK- ?
Prang a Clean Winn sr. .- .. ;
The boxed, : those youngsters, ' and
when Dranga sent In a clipping right to
the left Jaw,' Speck did what any other
man would have done. Went down. But
even before he could drop he. received
another that helped him on his way.
But he did not wait this SeatUelts. Hs
stood up - and wanted - more. It . was
coming and . part 'of It ' arrived before
Referee Jack Grant could stop the bout
The., crowd cheered and then .cheered
some more. - Dranga won In ths clean-
dan KVanalaea ....... 1 2
Oakland t ' t
porUand . II
S " aSWawasjsswsaa. '
-V i. :-L .Axneriona Leaffae. '.
' . Won, Lost
St Louts .-. 4
New Torn . 4
Cleveland 4,.
Boston .i. f ; 5 .
Philadelphia 5 ,
Chicago , ,., ;, 0 j' j
Detroit ...-.,. f f ' ..,
Washington T "
" .; ' ' , lfntfon! Lesgne. ' ";
1 ? v f Won, Lost .
V
Chlesi
Near' Tork 'f:.,-.'. 4
Pittsburg v, ... ...... . -v-- . r 4
Boston 5 V,,. -v ; ' .1
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J41
.100
.650
.645
.645
.600
MS
.100
,oo-
.000
.600
.600
.444a
.400
,200
Brooklyn 0 -, 6
Cincinnati 4- s
PhUadelphla. ......... 4 4. f v
St Louis I :
SlitCObstnelo.'i T; ' '
- KnlckeiwDld Jones waksnn to find
himself famous T ; -
- Booker xes, put ; ns oouian tf wsjcs
ths neighbors. --..- --
III 23 I ....
Struck out By Killllay
4. by Ray 2, by Strelt I
East Side 11. Alblm
Lerch hit by third strlks.
8UMMART. ,r -
Earned run Eaat Ride t: . Thn..luM
hit tDuvalL Bases on . balls Off
crougnion t, orr Kay z. off Strelt 4.
6. by Brouahton
0. Left on bases
L 10. Ft rat tuu
on errors East. Side 2, Albina 6.
Passed ball Brock 1, HJt by pitcher
Heitsman, Lerch by Ray. Umplre--Burpside,
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" Oregon Defeats Willamette. , ,
Salem. Anrll IKh )utr1avul .ln mnr
department of the game Willamette uni
versity .went down to defeat before the
fast team from the University ot Ore-
Ion this afternoon by a score of 10 to
. Jermaiu, the Trl-Clty league pitcher,
was In the box for Willamette hut the
lads from the university a-n noire him
all over the field. . Hlnkle pitched a
steady - game for Oregon, despite the ,
fact that he had already , won t game
for the varsity :rom Chemawa daring
the morning. . -, 1:
uatierifa uregon, HisKle end Tav-
or: VUJamette. Jermain atirl L'riiuii.
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