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13 portuj;etakes a . W W bs M M M M Hlldreth'g "Meellek" vu looked upon M a very dangerous contender la tba greater Carter .handicap, at tha Aqueduct track.' Ha carried a ton of western money, but failed to make good. Tola etake waa captured bf Shrleber'i Jack Atkla. " FIRST Uh bKlbS TTitT OKEGOU DAILY' JOURNAL, PORTLAND, WEDNESDAY EVENING, "APRIL , 23, 1003. """" " mmmmJ V. aaaaaaaaaaaaaai i tmrnmrnm hmmmmmhwmmwwvmmmmbmhkbhmmmmmhmmihbmmmm HIGH SCHOOL HAS SNAP WITH P. . Kinsclla Has . Everything fgeals Can't; Hit and ; J Wins Game Easily. ' , :m-J '.'.'' HUM Free teaeed Wire.) Ban ' Francisco, April If. Pitch r IClnaalla proved an enigma to th Seat yesterday and the Beavers mada a run away match tha game,, 1 to L Ban Fraaclaoo scored In tha opening Inning end-t was a succession of goose egge thereafter. . .. Kineella had. everything, eW'the thrta hlta were scratchy onaa. AH hvm of Portland's run wara mad In one Inning, tha fifth, and two pitch am wera elaugbterad during tha acor. Inf. Four hlta and several paaaa did tha work fur tha - northerners, Tha PORTLAND. ' ' y Z AB. R. H. PO. A. E, acoro: Caaer. th .......... I Baaaay, If 4 Raftery. cf ( Ryan, If 4 Dansig. lb . I Johnson, lb ........ I Vfedden, o I Cooney, a 4 Ktnaaila. p 4 laSCredle, rt . 0 Total Van if 0 1 "t rt .1 . . . t M fiiiununinu, u ... (lpr, Cf Vllliama, lb .... Melrholr. rf Kelder, as MeArdl. Ib riarry. o fanlay. J J onaa, p Totala tt f FRANCI8C0. , ARR.H. PO.A.B. . ' - .3 bM ii " in i wmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm HicksonV Great Titehing Proves Downfall of Orange and White. . S it l 4 27 IT SCORE BT INNINGS. Portland 0 I I M I 47 San Francleco ....lttOMM 91 8UMMART. Two-haia hlta Cmar. Raftary. Mr Ardla. Ron Off Hanley 4. off Jon.a I. Sacrliia hit PlDr. Btolen taaa Caaar. flrat baa on halla Klnarlla I. Haniay 4, Jonea t. lilt by pitcher Zeldr 6 truck out By KinaIla t. by Hanlay t. by Jonea 1. Tlma of rma Ona hour and SO tnlhutea, , Umpire j'errine. : Loa Angelca 7, Oakland 6. fUaltad Prm Uan4 Wlra.1 Loa Anrles. April 19. Loa Anjrelaa won a 10-lnnln- rma yesterday..? to , tha Oaks flghtlna; aamaly all tha way tnrourn. Tna score: LOS ANQELES. AB. R. H. FO. A.E. Barnard. 2b Oakes, cf .. PUlon. lb . Brashuar, rf Pmlth. Sb . Kills. If .. , Ualnias. Kastrrly, c Randolph, kocatner, ; 1 1 i i o 11 1 Totala Cook, If Van Haltren, cf Heltmuller. rf . Eagan, ss W. Hofsn. lb .. Atttnau, lb .... Haley, . 2b Blattery, e Hardy, p tt 7. I tt If 4 OAKLAND. AER.H.mA.1!. 4 0 1 I - 1 0 0 0 0 1 2 1 I f 8TANDINO OF THE CLUBS. Pacific Ooaat Leagne. Won. Lost. Los Ancelas 12 I Han Francisco II 19 Oakland 10 11 Fortland I 14 North wesWn Leagne. Won. Lost. Taeoma ; 7 1 Aberdeen . .....6 I Baattl S Butte 4 4 Bpokane . I Vancouver ia. u.; .... i 7 National League. Won. Loat Chicaro ivaw.xora Plttsbura . Philadelphia Clnolnnatl , St. Louis 7 a a ....... 4 Totals .24 I Ml II t SCORE BT, INNINGS. loa Antales ....0 0 .2 0 0 0 1 1 0 17 Hits 0 0 1 0 1 0 2.5 t f I Oakland 1 0 0 0 1 I 0 -4 Hlta ...1 1 0 0 0 0 0 4 0 I SUMMARY. Two-base hits Cook. Ellis. Throe basa hits Van Haltren. Hits Of f Ran dolph. Sacrifice hits Oakes (2), Dil lon.. Delmaa. Stolen banes Bernard, Uakes, Dillon, Delmss, Haley, Hardy. Double plays Delmas to Dillon, Hogan (unassisted). Hardy to Slattery to HonaH. First , base en balls Loa An geles 4. Oakland I. First' bass on er rora Loa AnKalea L Oakland I. Hit by pitcher Bernard,,-' Struck out - By Handy t. by Randolph sV by Koeatner 4. Passed ball Slattery. Tlma of gams Two hours and 6 minutes, ymplre O'ConnelL f - , When they talk about the spitball, tha knuckle ball, tha fade-away ball.; tha elbow ball and a few other Inventions, how many one-tima aspiring pitchers recall thattthey have tried the same thinaa rioaena of times in years aone by Nona of them has been untried, but It is only recently tht .they have coma inio prominence. - Amerkaa League. Won,- Loat. N Tork ,i t Cleveland " St. Loula I a Chicago . f a Boston . .............. 7 Philadelphia . 7 Washington . .-J......4 I Detroit PC, .404 .64$ .474 .214 PC, .474 .425 .121 .400 .260 .126 P.O. .772 .647 .400 .600 .466 .417 .417 .260 PC. .760 .611 .646 .646 .4(2 .462 .232 .271 PORTLAND BALL PARK UNSIGHTLY WITH OPENING. GAME SIX DAYS OFF Unless something fa done and done immediately at tha ball park at Twen ty-fourth and Vaughn streets ball play era and spectators at tha opening game next Tuesday will ba tha moat discom fited lot of people In this neck of tha wooda. v Tha field la In an abominable condi tion with Ita monstrous bumpa and hol lows. Nothing has been dona, from appearances, to level tne grouna arouna the basee or clean up tha patha The toner's mound Is a lopsided affair and tne space around tha difficult corner would scare anybody but a aohoolboy player.- And that grandstand. Say, It Is aw ful. Maybe it will be cleaned up by a firth and mad mora presentable. If It Isn't lt'a ten to on there won't bo a corporal's guard out for tha Sun nay game. Tha fenoa that succumbed to the last high wind has been ra- falred and a few grotesque signs adorn t. Notwithstanding the gam yester day, tha moat Industrious parson about tha park was a fellow painting signs from a swinging stage. Tha only new article of comfort on might aay protection discernible was a six-foot fence of wire netting stretched In front of the bleachers. There are tha same erasy benches, hard aa ever, and tha rickety stairs ascending outside. Well, the rabid fan might overlook tha lack of personal comfort, but ha wants that field fixed up ao that there will ba no discomfort for his favorlt playera. And then he would be much obliged If a little of the dirt, thoe age atained papers, peanut sheila, musty leaves and other foreign matter wer removed. It Is doubtful If the perk has ever been In such poor condition as this season. What Is needed la to keep the youngsters off the diamond until it can ba scraped, leveled and rolled thor oughly. In Ita present condition It la doubtful If any of the players will take chances going after hard grounders. Those little bumps and ruts ars liable to injurs mora than one good ball player me opening aay. . Portland aoademy baseball team was outclassed by rivals from Wast Bids High school ystrday afUrnoon 7 to L The west side team made put one error and touched up Mysre In lively fashion, while ths academy eupportere piaya a poor game in tne neia ana iurw n.i. wer ell, thy, could gat from Hicasons delivery. . . . . Mtckson pitched tha best gam he has been In thia season and seemed to have varvthln. He struck out ii or me orang and' white battere, laaued but on paaa and allowed but tar hlta, on of them a doable. Portland academy scored flrtt, when Bummers got to nrsi on vu tnnit uminj on m. balk and registered on Hurinurt'a hit to rlaht. This waa the flrat ami onlv score the orange and white team could make. uih vhnni a-ot the best atari, now avsr, for In their half of the first they scored three runs on one hit live error and two stolen bases. Mckinley was safe on Jones' error and etole aecond and third. Summers' throw to third to catch him waa wild and ha scored eaauy. Word struck out, Brace got a hit past first and whan ilurlburt mlasad Hlok- son's grounder urace wsa me uuru and Hickson at first Jamison's in field tap was too slow to catch Brace at tha plate, Hlckaon reaching aecond. but Jamison going, out, Jones to Meldrum. On tha next play Meldrum dropped Hurl burt's . throw to first and Hlcksoa Wang scored In tne rourrn an a oase on bails, a atoien oase ana wwnon . hit to center, end In the alxth Patterson scored on his aecond hit, a wild pitch, which. Summers loafed on and Vospr's hit The eighth inning gave High school two more rune and ended th scoring. Jamison hit safely to left Wang hit to third, Jamison getting third on the throw-over. Wang stole second and both men scored on Patter son's third hit of the day. Tha lineup waa aa xouowsi P. A. Position. P. H. 8. Summers o ratierson Myers P Hickson Meldrum lb Pufh Jones 7b .worn Cooklngham ......lb voaper Hurlburt as Jamison Reed It Brace Cobb, Howe....... of. Henrys, conn ri. 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Lady attendant. ; PbAnaa Vj aaaa. A 1210 '-' tt. H. E. i I 10 2 17 2 and Dtooln; Wll- helra and Pergen. . At PlttsbSrif Pittsburg. Chicago game postponed; .old weltther, a cinninnsttS-st Lonla-Clnclnnatl game postponed cold weather. . American Lengae. it U VMt. New gan; Newton ana meinow, Boston SW i OrK . . . , i 44 . Batteries Glass. BurehtU and Carrl- R.H.E. e i a'V A' B 1 7 IX SOLDIER ATHLETES TO MEET T0f,T National Gnardsmen Wil Hold Final Indoor Tour ney in Armory. At Cleveland ' A Cleveland R.H.E. 11 H 1 Batteries CUrkson, Joss and Bemls Kllllan, Mum in and Tnomaa. At St Loula R.H.5I. St. Loula v...,, 9 i ChBa?eH,earaham.' 'Dinien and Spen cer; Smith ana Buinvan. . At PhlladelplUa ' R.H.E. Washington 11 t-atlarffflnhla. . : 4 I Batteries C. Smith and ' Street Plank, Maxwell, Carter, Powers and 8, Sinitn. . Northwestern League. At Vancouver Butte f ; Vancouver X At Seattle Beatne u: Aoeraeen Aa Tacoma Taooma e; Spokane SQUEEZE PLAYS. .Only six more days. , a .a Klnsella won his ftrit game, . , ( San Francleco is again In eaoond Place. $ Portland'a percentage la at the high- et point .sue. , t "Lob Anarelee eaught the opening one wim uaauana. 'Thlnas are looking no In the News paper Mn- loagu. ? ... . v.-' ... k a m ;. : Madden Is coming Into hie own. No etolen bases prov this. , Hlcksort. the 1 on rated pitcher of th Hign scnooi. atruca. out nv acaaemy men successively yesieraay. . J - Frisco scribes aay McCredle has a slashing good man in Ryan. He acts every. inch a ballplayer, tie is rast on hie feet and in his opening game, wiuv- eut practloe. made tnrea mta. I Danalg haa . developed a tore wrist, Mich la materially affecting Me bat- TTlng average. - Yesterday he did not n.ake a hit something unusual for Babe. There.ls sharp pain when he gripe the bat B.ud "erivoliaearned a little elde money the othtP' day. When'. McCredle allowed him 'to- whls A Tew over for the Modeata nine. Modsta rlayed an- amateur bunch from Frisco and Bud mad mon. kys of them. JI road th ftntrfina intana xaj a nres- fanngittUbaUera i Th final Indoor athletlo meet of the Portland National Guard companies will be held In th Armory tomorrow night, commencing at S o'clock. Something Ilka 10 men will compete In tha differ ent events, and It will undoubtedly b in most successful meet la tne history ox ma rtauonai uuaro. Atnietea will enter from comnanies a, ui, u, r u, ti, tn nospitai eorps and battery A. It is expected that the events will continue until 11 o'clock be fore ths meet haa been finished. First and seconds in all the trial heats will compete in tn finaia. Following are the events on the pro. gram: Fifty-yard dash, high Jump, half mile, tug-of-war. 220-yard hurdles, wall- Bcaling. mile relay race, tent-pitching ana iiv-yara aaan. - . VAESITY T0SSEES WW TUL MULT50MAH GAME (Sptdal PbDatcb to Tb Vearsal.) University of Oregon, Eugene, April 29. There will be no baseball game for tha varalty team this week owing to tne ract tnat tne naiem men scnooi team, which Is to play the Eugene High scnooi Tnursaay, win not consent to umin over vdui naiurusy. In the original schedule a game with Willamette waa arranged for, but on account of a mlxup In Willamette's dates It waa called off. Manager Mount then opened negotiations with the Sa lem High, but was unable to secure the game. Thia will leave tha varsity with out a game until the latter part of next week, wnen tney win piay two games with Multnomah. Tha long rest should glv them a good chance to get in the peat or anape for tnoae games, SOCCER PIfAYEES MEET TO TALK OVER GAMES Portland's soccer football plavers and their following will meet tomor row nlarht In. Allskv nail at a o'clock ta celebrate tha success of last season's haa been nrotrram oi reireanments. Dlay. An excellent arranged with plenty judge oeorge j. Cameron will pre- siue ana ine ioiiowinr wen Known neo- pl will anslst In furnishing enter tainment: J. , G. Kilpaclc, baritone; Leo Lindsay, violinist; J. D. . Murray, oomlo : reader; P. Henderson, address; yuo ctaumann. pianist ana itanaoipn lylanee, voca GOLDENDALE TEAM WANTS GOOD BACKSTOP For the catcher who can show some class behind the bat and coach a team there Is a good summer job open In Goldendale, Washington, a thriving town In southern Washington, . a raw miles northeast of The Dallea The Journal la In receipt of th fol lowing letter from H. M. Spalding, man ager of the team: "Sporting Kditor, Tba Journal We want a catcher for our ball team for the season, one who can coach th team. If you can put ua In communi cation witn tn right party you will greatly oblige ua Will pay 176 per month for th right party. Tours. "H. M. SPALDING, ' "Manager G. B. B. dub." ATHLETIC GIRLS TO ENTERTAIN FRIDAY Friday will be ladles' daj 1 be ladles' dav Multnomah club and from I at the until 5 o'clock the gymnasium will swarm with feminine e-vmnasta Ringwork. drills, marching, fenelng and other physical exercises will be the oraer or me afternoon ana eevenu scores of gtrls and young women will be th entertainers. EUROPE'S GREATEST HORSE SHOW IN ROME (United Prase Leased Wire.) Rome, April 29. Probably on of the greatest horse shows ever held in Europe waa opened In Rome today un der the patronag of King Victor Em manuel, and. horses and horsemen from every big European city will partici pate in The various Contests. King Victor haa offered a prise of 20,000 lire to the winner of a cham pionship event, for officers of th Chargers, which Is open to all natlonol- Pr'txea aggregating 40,000 lire hav baen hung up. One of th most in teresting features of the show will be an international muiiary sieepiecnaae in which every army in Europe will b represented. WHITE STEAMER MAKES A NEW ItECORD FOR RUN THE BEST $3 HAT IN THE WORLD BEN THE BEST $3 iff . IN THE S ttynbT rt ' ' ' ' f' ; " " SELLING LEADING CLOTHIER Los Angeles. April 29. Having es tablished a new record In an automobile raoe from Ban Francisco to Los An. eles in 17 hours ana 17 minutes, a y jrernanao wet back to th former re Whit steamer, owned by Fernando on la now daahlna back to th fo city in an attempt to mak a new mark vKo Attell Hot Favorite. San Francisco. April 29. Brookl Tommy Sullivan and Abe Attell, are booked to go 20 rounds tomorrow night, quit their hard work . today and will take it easy until 1 they are called Into the ring. Sullivan, who was per mitted to weigh in at US instead of 123. is in excellent condition as a re sult of the weight concession and Attell is In his usual good shape. Despite Sullivan's advantage In weight. Attoll Is a l-to-2 favorite. for a round trio. Nelson left Twentieth and Guerrero streets In San Francisco at 1:02 yester day morning and reached th Times Building in Los Angeles at 6:19 o'clock last nlaht At 10:06, nearly two hours later, the car was . started back with Frank ,elson, son of Fernando, In charge. In the thrilling daah to Los Angeles the senior Nelson made an av erf ace of 1814 miles per hour and clipped 66 minutes off his previous time established two years ago.. SCALER THINKS HEINE RITTER IS A CHAMPION Kid Scaler, the Spokane llahtwelaht fighter, who dropped off to take In the Multnomah club tournaments on the way home from California, thinks a whole lot of Heine Rltter, the S. A. A. C. fji SPECIAL .LOW' FARE; TO THE EAST AND. 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