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THE OREGON DAILY--JOURMAL, PORTLAND. FRIDAY. EVENING, MAY 1, 1903.
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i San Francisco, May 1. Portland mad
H three straight yesterday, batting out
a victory .over the Seals in the ninth lit
-!ng, 9 to 4. Johnson helped win the
; fame by clearing the bases with a cork
- Ing -double. The game waa even all" the
' way through, but the Beavera found
' 8utor at the nzht time and pounded him
i unmercifully. Tbt score:
PORTLAND.
. " 'AB R. H. FO.A.E
Casev. 2b. 4 11 1 0
Kaltery. cf- 8 8 4
6
Ryan, rt. . ....... 2
, Dan Big, lb. .......... 6
Bassey, If. ............ 4
Johnson, 3b. . . 6
- Madden, c. 4
11
8 11
2 . 2
0
I oones, Jiw-,s.-4
Garrevt, p. .......... 4
1 0 I
otala . .: 28 t IS 27' 9
SAN FRANCISCO.
AB.R. H. PO. A. E.
4 OVl 1 0 0
. Mildebrand,
Plner. cf. .
If.
4 11 2 0 1
. Henley, lb 4
Meichoir,. rf.' ....... . 4
Zider. sa. ........... 4
Mohler, 2b. ' .......... 4
McArdle, 8b. 1
, Berry, c ..
j tutor, p. i ......... i . 2
Curtis, 3b. .......... 2
0
9
2.
0
1
0
. 2 ' 0
e o tt
2,2 .1
Of 1 0
6 1 1
2 6 0
1 0 0
T0UU 82 4,6 HI) 2
SCORE BT INNINGS.
Portland . t-0 1 81 0 1 4
Hits' ...3 0202000 6 13
- Ban Frantlaco ...0 0 2 0 9 0 20 04
Hits 1 0 1 0 0 0 2 0 1 b
SUMMARY.
Two-bane hltl Raf terr 2, ' Johnson.
Home run Piper.. Sacrifice hlte Ryan
2. Stolen bases Ryan, Bassey, Zelder
Z, Hlitlebranrt, Berry,-8u tor. Double
j!av McArdle to Mohler to Berry. First
lase on balls Off Garrett, 1; oft Butor,
I. Hit bv pitcher Curtla Struck out
By Garret, ; by Sutor, 4. - Time of
frame One hour and 60 mlnutea. Urn
pire Perrlne.
Haley Clean Bases.
' (United Praia JUasee Wire.)- t
- Los Angeles, 7 May .1. Haley's long
triple to right cleared the bags and gave
the Commuters their third straight vic
tory over the Angela yesterday, to 1.
The score: ;:....'. ,.; s
- LOB ANGKL.ES. '
. . A..B.R.H.P.O.A.E.
OnWpn. rf . . j . . . . j . . . .
1 1
Dillon, lb 4 0
Hrashear, rf ....i,.. . 2 0
Bmlth, 3b 4 0
Kills. If ............. 2 0
lelmas, as .... 2 0
Nagle. 2b ............ 4 0
Kasterly, c .,...,.. 4 1
lioap, p .............40
A
0 -; 0
9. i;
1 2
0 1
2 f
0 4
o
7
4
1
2 1
ToUt
..II 1
5 27 If 4
OAKLAND.
t.
A.B. R. H. P.O. A. E.
Cook, If 5
Van Haltren, cf...... (
Ileitrnuller, rf S
2.0,
I 1
1 0
2
10 s 2
I i) 2
4 ' i
4 2
0 2
; Kagan, as ........... e l
Ilogan. lb B
Altman, Sb .'. . , v. . ...51
Haley, 2b ..i..,.... 4 1
Lewis, c 7 270
Wright, p 0
Total.
...40
I 12 27 20 , 2 I
BUNS AND HITS BT INNINGS. .
Los Angeles .....9 100900001
Hits ....0 2 O 1 0 1 1 0 0 6
Oakland ..4 0 4 0 0 0 t 0 0 8
lilts ...U I 2 0 0 0 1 112
SUMMARY.
' Two-base hits Heltmuller, Kasterly,
Delmaa Three-base hit Haley. Bac-
rlflce hit Horan. Stolen bare Dillon,
Double plaj--Ilm to Dillon. Left
on bases Los Angeles, 7; Oakland,' o.
First base on errors Los Angeles, 2;
Oakland 1. Struck out Hosp, i: wrignt.
1. Wild pitch Hobo. Time 1 hour and
e minutes.- umpire uconneii.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS. ,
Pacific Coast League.
Won. Lost.
Los Angeles ... 12 ' 10
Oakland 12 " 11. .
Ban Fran. ...... 12 12 -
Portland ......... 10 " 14 "
' " Jtbrtliwestem Leagne. '
Won. Lost. .
Taeoma 8 2
Seattle 4
,f Aberdeen .......... 6 - 4 .
Butte 5 5
Spokane ..,, 3 7
P. C.
.145
.622
.520
.41?
TC
.900
,400
s.09
.900
, .800
Vancouver (B.C.1... 2n 8
. .200
American League.
Won.
Lost.
P. c.
.!
.416
.600
.6t
.600
.447
.267
.860
.......
Cleveland
8
ft. Louis
Chicago .
7
Boston
T
Philadelphia 7
Washington 6
.Detroit 8
National League.
Won. Lost.
P. C.
. .727
- -.414
.671
, v.600
.600
- ,4,"io
.429
.221
. r-vi -
v.iinew ....... 9
Pittsburg 7
New York . 8
Philadelpala -...... 7
Boston ............ 7
f i'lnclnnaU 5
' Brooklyn
Bt. Louis ......... I
1
4
10
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!'. M. Tapsfs Crack Pointer, Masoa King; Whk-h Was a Winner in Sport
s , Ing Dog Class at'the Bench 'Show.: ' ... "
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W, V. Wiley's Duchess No. 2Wh!ch Carried Oft Ribbons la the Sporting
Dog Class at Portland Dog Show. .
1V00DBURH FAHSfTO
IfiVADE ROSE CITY
St. Johns Apostles .Will
Hook Up With Frakes To
morrow Afternoon.
There will be things doing at the
league grounds tomorrow afternoon
when Nick Whitehead' Frakes hook up
with the &U Johns Apostles, And like
wlae Sunday afternoon when the Merry
Widow boys and the Woodburn Indiana
come together for the -first time this
season.- . ... - .
Tomorrow's game will be a battle
royal. - Whitehead ' will send out Bert
Johnson to hand a choice collection of
benders 'to the Apoatlea, while the St.
Johns . contingent will depend on one
Wakefield, the human bean pole. Wake
field has not been seen at work in the
city, but report that . waft from St.
Johns bear the information that 1 the
elongated one has 67 varieties of spit
ball curves, high and low ones, with
which to fool the wlelder of the willow.
As for .Johnson, the young attorney , la
me Doy Avitn s top-piece ana always
depends on bead work to win nis games.
Johnson has a choice collection or balls,
a fine delivery and good control, and
what la more, can always be depended
upon i ao wnai is noi- ezpeciecu
Sunday's aame will be the real article
of ball. Lenarth
(thy Marshall, the lad
who beat the Chicago Nationals at Santa
Barbara for McCredle. will throw 'era
for the Indiana, and Howard, White
head's star. box artist, will do the same
Biunt - iur ma nmmutri. maranau,
thev say. is a wonder, and has every
thing that a pitcher needs, but Is too
young to make good In class A minor
ball, so was released. In the Trl-Clty
league he is right in his class and no
aouot win win nis game.' wooaourn
fans have chartered a special train and
win oe cown 4t)u strong. 7 ,
f 't Aberdeen 6, Seattle 1. .
Seattle, Wash., May 1. Aberdeen
turned the tables on Seattle yesterday.
ana i tnrousjh the . irooa pitcntng o
Thompson easily defeated them. 6 to 1
Thompson had everything'; and up to
the ninth Inning, when the Seattle
started a batting rally, held them under
his thumb.
Seattle used up three pitchers.' Met
calf started the game, but blew up, as
did Fried len who succeeded him. ' Little
Harry Rush pitched the rest of the
Tame.
The score: - v - R. H. E.
Seattle , l 7
Aberdeen - .. . t 10
Batteries JJetcalf, Frtedltn, Rush and
Stanley; Thompson and Boettlger,
Umpire Black.
l z ' fipokane 6, Tacoma 3.
f Stwelal DtiDatcb Id Ttaa Jonrnal. t
Tacoma, Wash., May 1. Iakoff, the
Bouthpaw whom Mike Lynch secured
from the Portland team, was hammered
hard all through- yesterday's game, but
had the luck with him, and the game
went tnto-extra- Innings before It wu
decided. Spokane won out by making
four runs in their., half of the tenth.
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Spokane .tlOOOlOOOO 4 16
Batteries la son jana isnea; uaiasu
Umpire Frar jr.
,'.' " Butte ,12, Vancouver 0.
, (Special Dlapateh to Tba Joarnal.l
' Vancouver. B. C Mar 1. Butta and
Vancouver engaged In a slugging match
yesterday. In which Butte was returned
a victor. I to s.
The score: R. H. E
Vancouver ...9 11 2
Butte 12 13
Batteries Erlckson. Rees and Sua,
aen; a. i nomas, t iainn ana n.reits.
Umpire) (Jarrutners.
American League Games.
At Philadelphia R. H. E.
Washington 2 8 0
Dhla 1 4
Batteries Hughes and Street; Carter,
Vtrkr. .m.nS . achreck.
At Rt. Louky - R. H. E.
St. Louis f 11
fJevelanil 1 4
Batteries fowen ana epencer; i,ieo
hardt, Chech, Graney and Bern la.
'- New Tork-Boston and Detroit-Chicago
games ' postponed ; rain.
Printed foulards tomorrow 6c ysrd.
Bannon's ad, page 8,
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FOR OLYMPIC GAMES
Portland v Boy Will Top
Hurdles With California -Cracks
on May 0.
(Cotted Fraas Ltaaed Wire.)
San Ftanclsco, May 1. The field day
committee in charge of the tryouta for
the London Olympic games, to be held
at Stanford on Saturday, May 9, yes
terday received the entry of Forrest
Smithson of the ; Multnomah, club of
Portland. This Insures the presence
of the high hurdle champion from the
north, who since his victory at the
American . national championships held
at Jamestown last September, has been
the sensation of the athletic world,
breaking three high hurdle world's rec
ords. Including performances all over
the country and Canada,
Emlthson was first seen here last
rummer, when he competed in the
Fourth of July games -under the aus
pices of the -Webster Athletic club In
the stadium of Golden Gate Park. On
that occasion he defeated Herbert Cheek
and Billy Powell In the 120-yard hur
dles, while Cheek reversed- the result
by winning the 220-yard hurdles. Pre
vious to this event Cheek hud won both
vacea from Smlthaon at the Pacific
northwest championships held at Seat
tle last spring. The Portland boy was
selected to represent the - Multnomah
club at the Jamestown games, where
he won the high hurdles In 0:16 8-6, de
feating A. B. Shaw, point winner in the
lntercelleglates at Harvard.
- At the Georgetown University Field
and Track association meet held tn
Washington, District of Columbia,
Smithson lowered the 60-yard high hur
dle record to 0:0 1-5, a fifth of a. sec
ond better than the new mark maae-by
him a few days previous In Philadelphl
In the New
roric
Atnietic clOD s games
ttt Jiladiaon Squan
e
Gardens on
March
10, Smithson covered the 70-yard high
hurdles in 0:8 4-6, two fifths of a sec
ond, better than the beat previous fig
ures made !n 1894. The 60-yard hur
dle record has also been annexed by
Smithson at the games of the Pastime
club In New York, when he topped the
tlcka In 0:81-6.
BURNS QUITS BRITAIN
WHEN JOHNSON LANDS
(Catted Preae Leaaed Wire.)
Detroit, Mich., May 1. Prospects of
a fight in London or' Paris between
Tommy Burns, the holder of the heavy
weight title, and Jack Johnson, the
giant- black, have gone glimmering.
Burns has cabled nis wife, who is liv
ing here, that he will cancel his engage
ment to ngnt. Mill squires, the Austra
lian, and embark for home. It Is sup
posed 'that his wife's ill health Is , the
cause of bis sudden decision. i .
v Frisco Finds Yellow Streak.
San Francisco, May 1. Heal fight
followers are inclined to the opinion
that Tommy Burns had his own health
in mind when he suddenly decided to re
turn to America. Jack Johnson ar
rived in London on Tuesday and im
mediately set about to force Burns into
a match for the championship.- Burns
refused to consider a match unless, he
were guaranteed $30,000, win or lose or
a raw, ana as inese- conauions were tit
terly Impossible , the match was not
made.
On account of the attitude assumed
by him. Burns has been severely criti
cised by the English newspapers, many
vi mem Diuniiy saying mat ne lacked
the courase to face Johnson and that
his exorbitant demands were prompted
Dy nis aesirs to avoia a meeting. Know
ing that no promoter In hie light mind
would care to conduct a fltfht under, the
conditions Burns was attempting to Im
pose.
, SQUEEZE PLATS.
Four days.
, - e e .,. . ..... . ; ,
Three straight ' ' rZ".'- 'X
Another ninth Inning rally. - .
'Tis sweet to see the other fellow
fall. ..--..
: - ... -.
Four more games aire na that .600
we've coveted. ,: .
This time Portland's Texan heat Sun
Francisco's Texaii. -
Raftery carried off the batting hon
ors yesterday with four clean hits, two
two-baggers. - .'.-s ;
After ellDDlnr throurh -two ' fames
without a blngle big Jeff Dana! came
back yesterday wtth three singles. - J
Hughey Jennings' 'Detroit champions
ave been chased to the cellar. We mar
expect an extra amount of Kn Tahs"
now.
There In urine rlvhter' callad Rat
tling Johnson down In California. Port
land has a ball player who has earned
the title of Battina Johnson front the
way he lined 'em out yesterday. r
h ... .
Th crank Who doean't f larure Portland
to have a- chance at the rasr this vaar.
has another guess coming like the man
wtaowalts for the car on the far cor
ner. .' - r . . v. t "' ... .
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' Xkotf. one of the MoCredfe caatoffs.
pot bumped- good -and plenty in his
irst game ror Tacoma yesterday. 8nn-
kane only made 16 hits off him. .
Local f s n s will have their first look
c young jviaranaiL tne toner
youngster
No. 2 for
w)i- bat Chicago White Sox
McCreile. .-rext-Sunday Mar hall
ts
ow on the slab for t oodburn.
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ATTELL'S CLASS
Brooklyn Tommy Knocked
Down as Quickly as lie
Gains His Feet.
(tTatted Prtas Lraeed Wtre.I
v San Francisco, May 1. In four rounds
Abe Attell last night put an end to
"Brooklyn Tommy" Sullivan's aspira
tions for the featherweight champion
ship. Not for one moment did Sullivan
nave a look-in. In the last round At
fell floored his man three times in sue-
cession. At the third demonstration the
police rushed in to stop the fight, but
It was already finished, for Sullivan
waa cleanly knocked 'out. The champion
did not bear a scratch.
From the beginning Abe' waa too nifty
for his rival. He danced In and out,
delivering a fine assortment . of blows,
Sullivan was puasled to know where
iney came rrom, and for three rounds
the game went on in this way. Attell
measuring his man and waiting tor the
ngnt time to go in Tor a finish.
All bets were called off before. the
ngnt began because Sullivan was per
mitted to weigh, in at 126 pounds In
stead of 12S, as had been agreed on. In
the preliminary to the main event. John
rile Frayne took the decision from Fred
ianaera in a la-round go. ,
VANCOUVER ATHLETES
. HOLD CLASS TRYOUTS
The result of the Vancouver high
school field meet, as a tryout for the
state meet at Seattle, resulted la
victory for the senior class with 42 1-8
points; sophomore, second, with 22 1-8
junior, 29 1-2 and freshman, 11. The
summary is as iouows:
Fifty-yard daah Neill, Johnson,
Warner; 6 4-6 seconds.
One hundred-yard dash Johnson,
Nelll.' Burnham: 10 4-6 seconds.
Two hundred and twenty-yard dash
Nelll, Anderson, Thurman; 26 4-6 seo-
onas.
Four hundred and forty-yard dash
XNeui, unurman, n.oene: 60 seconds.
Eight hundred and eighty-yard run
Bishop, Smith, Lelser; 2:28 2-6:
Mile run Bishop, Gallbraitb, Lelser;
6 12-16.
One hundred and twenty hurdles
Anderson. Wood, Bishop; 18 2-6.
Two hundred and twenty hurdles
Anaerson, meiii, jonnson; 30:00.
High Jumj) Anderson, LeMay, Nelll,
B. Johnson. J. Johnson, tied for third;
6.2 feet.
Broad jump Anderson, Johnson,
Shot put Bishop, Nelll, Johnson;
27.1 feet. -
Hammer throw Bishop, Neill, Wood:
118.4 feet.
Half-mile relay race Ronhnnnn.
mi -in us reiay rmcv eopnomore,
lop, Woolf. Wsggner and Gallbralth,
t; time, 1:60 4-5. Senior. Johnson,
erson. Thurman, Eberle, second.
rirst; tin:
Anderson.
Winners in Armory Meet.
These are the winners In tha National
guard Indoor meet In the Armory last
uiHni: ...
Hlah . lump Wort by Cuaick. hnirnltal
corps 6 feet 4 Inches; Petit. Co. f, sec
ond. 6 feet I inches.
Half-mile-- run Won bv W.tt.rKn,.
, .v ,i u , vv, n, bwuuu. 4iinei
60-vard dash Won ' bv ' W.tt.rhn
Co. Fi Manning battery A, second. Time!
0:06 4-5. .
! Wall scaling Woa by Co. B. 22 sec
onds. . - i. - . . ... ,
Tig of war Won by Co. B.
Half-mile relay Wan by Co. F.
2:03 2-6; Co. C. second. 2:08 2-8. -
Tent pitching Won by Co. B. 25H
seconds; Co. F, second.' 29 seconds.
220-yard hurdle Won bv Cunirlr . tins.
Pital corps; Petit, Ce. F, eeconoV TTlme,
6:32 4-5. . a - '
440-yard run Won by Wetterborg.
Co. F; . yigellaa. Co. F. second, 1:08.
4-rl-"'Sem Beats Eugene. , . '; ,-
(BDectat. Dlanetrh te The Joaraal.) '
University of Oregon. Eugene. May
1. The Salem high school team de
feated the Eugene boys in av rather
slow game of baseball yesterday by the
score f,7,;to g. . , ,.- ...
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"3 . . - Falters Seventeen Men. '
: (Speet.l. Dtaaatck to The Job mat I ;
Unlverelty -of Oregon. Eugene. May
t.-Tralner HaywaW will enter 17 mM
in the freshman meet today and Is' con
fident jthejr' will 'wtit easily. "TJhuck''
Taylor, of football fame, 'is expected
to be the greatest point-winner and. Is
entered In six ' events.'. The track is
Men's
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Our line of men s suits now at-
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Have gained for me what is acknowledged to be by far. the
v Largest Practice in the West, because I invariably
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physicians have solved. I never
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manent cure. Though other physi
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effecting : - permanent cures, been
.' convinced of the - fact that prema-
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symptoms resulting from chronic
Inflammation or congestion In - the
prostate gland, - none have as yet
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only effective means-yet known for
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sponsible for the functional disorder
Is entirely removed. It is the only
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is the only kind of a cure I will
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physician can. I cure cases that other honest doctors do not oretend to cure. Thmni
of study I have gained a broader experience, and been able to nprfcrt n, ,
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Moon, Swart, - Ele vers,. Powns, Hoover,
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This Day In Sport Annals.
ever played in' America took place in
new ora uty. . i -
1909 The Boston Cricket club organ
ised. - .-. , .. . -. ' .
1877 At St. Louis: The Bt. Lou la
Browns and Syracuse Stars played 16
Innings without a run being scored. -
1878 John orrlseey, famous cusl
list and member of congress, died at
Saratoga. " - .! '.
1893 At Mansfield. Ohio:: The Ohio
and Michigan baseball league organised
witn a circuit or six ciuds. v
1906 At Bharon. Pennsylvania: Abe
Attell and Jimmy Dunn went 16 rounds
to a draw. -
1904 Lush Of the Philadelnhta Na
tional league team, ' pitcnea a no-oit
game against the Brooklyn
; r Columbia vs. .Multnomah. C '" :
Columbia university and the Multno
mah Amateur Athletic club .meet in a
basebtll game tomosyow afternoon at
jo o ciocg at et.. jonns.
St. Louis Marathon. "
St Louis. Mar 1. The Mlsannri Ath.
letlc club s fourth . annual'.-Marathon
race, which ia to be. runarver the courae
from Freeburg. 'Illlrola. tomorrow, has
the largest entry Mat In tha history of
the event. - Prominent runner from
halfva doien states will take part. The
fa)rHes are: - Sidney Hatch -of Chi-
Suits, $15 Values Reduced to
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My Record of 25 Years of
others continue along thev old
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IN U UNCOMPLICATED CASE
PAY5WDEN iCURED
SMCIXTO BX.009 P0XSO27.
I' employ harmless, blood
eleansing remedies only In over
coming thle moat tenacious dis
ease. The system Is made en
tirely free from . blood-taint and
all symptoms of the disease van
ish -to appear no more.- I , espe
cially - invite coniultation - from
those who have been unsucceaa-
fully treated elsewhere,.
Street, Corner Second,
cago, Alex- Thlbeavl, also of ' Chicago,
and Joe Forshaw of this city. Forshaw
was the winner In -1905 and Hatch in
1908 and 1907. while Thibeau ran sec
ond last year and the year before.
s Xational' League Ganies. -
At Boston R. IT. BJ.
Boston ......,... . . . i ........ s 9 1
New York ........V.. ..... 2 10 8
' Batteries FlaherrV and - Bowermnn;
Crandall and Bresnaihjn. Umpire Ems-
ne. . - ' ..(,...-
At Brooklyn : ' N ' .' R. H. 13.
Philadelphia .....;,.......... 0 . I 0
Brooklyn ......... ... ..4. ,r m. 2 61
Batteries Moran and Pootn; Rucker
and Rltter. - Umpire Klem. ?
At Chicago . , . R. H. B.
Chicago j ..!... S ; 8
Bt. iouin. ..................... .1 4
' Batteries Fraxer and Kllntr. Ray-
muna ana rioaieiter. cmpirir j um.y.
o gama at j-iiisourg; rt.--v
New England League Opens.
Worcester. Mass.. Mar l.-4The New
Knfflanil- leaania. tine of tha !alrnTiff.Bt
and most' successful of the minor base
ball organisations, gets' under way for
the season of 1908 today. . During recent
rears the Mew Kngland league has never
'ailed to ' furnish a close and exalting
race for the oennant- and .the- Present
season promises to be no exception to
the rule, The opening games are sched
uled as follows: . Lowell at Lynn, Law.
rence at Haverhill. - Brockton at' New
Bedford, Fall River at Vhrcester,-,- i
, . Corrallla Beats Willamette. " s
' '' (ripeelal - 01paleb' o The JoBmaLl
Salem. Or.. Mav 1. To the arest de-
llKht of the Salem fans. Doeae. shorts
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complicated cases in
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To those afflicted with varicocele
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yesterday in the game with the Ore
gon Agrlcultu'ral college. There were
three men on bases and two men down. 1
so the delight ' waa especially rrent.
However, by sliahtlf suiierlor work tha "
Corvplis bunch defeated Willamette by
a sre or b to 4. , . .
- Sellwood Beats Fulton Park.
Sell Wood School heat " rnHnn . Park .
chooJ. 'n th Grammar . league yester.
day, "20 to 8. The game was played St
sellwood. -,-.!-?"-'-.: ."
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