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THE OREGON DAILY' JOURNAL, PORTLAND, SATURDAY EVENING,, MAY 9, 1803.
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Veteran Trainer Able to As-
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Qab Four.'
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OARSMEd SUNDAY ,t (t .vr: ::-A '1 '
Coach Dan Murphy will have the Port'
lnd eenlor lour out for hard work Sun
day morning anfl from that time pM
th big Watta on Lake WashHigton,
July S ana 4, thera will ba no let tip for
tha local oaramen. Murphy will spend
tha major portion af hia time whipping
tha sanlors lata ahapa, out daea not an
tttnata much trouble etnca each one
of . tha quartet i in cplendld form for
tna racB.
Every maa. h tha, teaaBr baa' : epent
from two to three season working un-dr-
tha veteran, trainer. Dr. Loomla,
Art Allea and Captain Craig MeMickert
were coached by aa tn Portland for
the paat two years, and Rex Conaat. the
old Stanford atroka. had hta workout
inder Ian when the latter brought the
Cardinal crew to tha hlgheat point of
perfection.it ever reached. t
Pan etepped off the ateamer North
land from San Francleco early tn. the
week, tired and weak from hia long con
finement aa a result of typhoid fever.
He haa beeir resting ' at riia apartments
on the-east aide and will nter the
launch to follow- tha crew Simdar in
very fair condition conaidering hia pro
tracted illnaaa, s
' Xfg Vol ' Dead Oaa. ;
"I don't wast people tat think they've
rot a dead one." aaid Dan this morning.
I know that I am feeble but It will be.
only a matter el a week or aa before
I can veil at tha bova throuch a. men
rhona withy aay accustomed vigor.- I
have no fear of the result of the race
on Lake Waahingtoa in . July.
1 anow
ey
f sntest four that ever filled a Portland
these bova anif
do. I honestly believe the;
I know
know what they can
comprise tne
ahelL and that is arolnar some.
"I thiak the boya are In very good
hape Juat now. Tbey nave been rowing
Sundays and since all are familiar with
my method iastrucUun It .haa been
easy for them to move through tha wat
er on tha clockwork plan.
"When the senior fou'r goea up
against the. University of Washington
crew during the Rosa Festival they will
be in almost mldseason form. ; I do not
belleva that Waahington : can beat as
over the mile and a half course. With
eix weeks of good hard practice we
could probably bear Waahingtoa by two
or three lengths." ' .
Dan Knows what ha Is talking about,
ton, and what ha says can be swallowed
THREE RECORDS FALL
AT'POLUIAII'S MEET
" , " - v
HammerTlirow, Discuss
and Short Hurdles Show
Better Marks.
with a. grain of sale Murphy la one of J.
the best coachew ta the-United-States!
and his engagements hav always been
succession of victories. -,, ;i-.;v ,
OImi i'ftntl Terav.V' v
1 Dan find ; Ed Oioee' i rr great form
this season. - In fact he ia enthusiastic
over the trial trips taken by Ed in the
ingle. Gloss) baa made some fast time
and that he will recaln- lost honors as
coaat champion from Lang of Vancouver
seems certain.
Gloss will also be one of the men In
the senior doubles, the other to be
cVioaea after a thoroagh tryout haa been
made. 4. -. . . - . .. i
lmn will have Art Allen In tha Junior
sliigieav aa ha la eoasldered tha best man
in tne cluu in tnas event. AJlea and Sex
Conant wilt take -care. of , Itae junior
oounies. i neso young men are ver
evnnly- matched in weight and exper!
enre and with Ca-naata great strength
will send the shell through the water at
a, great rata.' . - -
While thera are a large : number of
candidates rnr tne junior four tha moat
likely candidates for seats In: the shell
at present appear to be SterHng, stroke,
Ient, . bow. and- Wettenberg ; and Tully
Coach Murphy haa made evaraf trips
over town during the week . to renew
acquaintance with hia old friends.' Me
is compelled to walk with a stick and
'while )t chafes hire to Win such a poor
rhyslcal condition bo is cheerful over
Ijis rapid recovery. Dan was taken
down' in October last and. spent four
months lit bed. Sine February he has
been trying to regaiat bis former healrji
MEET KEENE BLANKSt
EUGENE'HIOT SCH00I
(Special Dlapatch to That JoaraaL)
Pullman, Wash May I. Despite a
cold wind the lnterscholastlo field meet
opened yesterday under auspicous cir
cumstances, Already three established
records for northwest high school ath
letics have been broken Tn tha prelim
inaries. Harry Conover of waltsburg
beat the 'record held by Anderson of
Seattle In tha hammer-throw by ' one
foot, throwing 141.5 feet. Englehorn
of Spokane beat the record of Rowley
of Kverett In tha discus by two inches
with, a throw of 104.6 feet.
One t fifth -of -a. second- Wat "crliroed
from the record of 17 1-6 seconds, held
by Coyle of Seattle, In tha 128-yarJ
hurdles by- Eckert of Lewlstoa The
hammer and discus events were finals,
all other events yesterday being pre
liminaries. , Bemi-flnaJs occurred this
morning and finals this afternoon.
Spokane seems certain of many points
In the final. . Hunter having qualified
in tha SO, 100 ' and 220-yard dashea: D.
Cohen In the 100 and the 220; Engle
horn in the 120 and the 220 hurdles and
8EMOR FOUR OF PORT LliNTX ROWING
CLtB, -
H0I1EYUAII SEES
YELLOW PERILS
(Ralem Bureau of The Journal.)
Salem, Or, May9 Lury Keens, the
angal-faced pitcher for Salem High
school, is a phenomenon. In a splen-
ovo game nera yesterday . artemoon with
Fngene High school Helena struck out
1 3 men and walked but - one. The only
Jilt was secured In tita ninth.' The game
resulted in. clean rtrtory for Salem
cy a score of t to 0. Keano seems al
ways to bo la form. He never baa, an
01 r nay. - . .
Wilson for Eugene pitohed a good
rnnniw dui iieiaeo mm position poorly.
He struck out seven, and, walked five.
Gabriel son for Salem mad two of three
errors made by hia team. Eugene also
jiaa taree errors cnecaea tsp against Its
team when the game, was over.
; - SCORES BT INNINGS.
Ifsn i-iijuj.e 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00
'Baiem ... ........1 1 8 0 0 0 6 02
' . Bebnkeratkr Wins.
The Behnke-Walker Business college
Js euttlng quite a figure In baseball
5 rc.1?- - Wednesday they defeated the
JPortlanfl academy in a game, 8 to 0.
1 hey deserve credit aa tha field on
which they played was muddy and dur
ing the game a heavy rain was falling.
Their success was due to the good work
of their batters. The lineup:
,".-W. B. C.
Merll p
Swan son c '.'
Hutchcroft lb
Hanson,... Jb
Morgan Jb
&t.:::::::::cf;:::
teii:::::::::::-;;
P. A.
. . . Gray
... Cobb
Meldrura
. . Jones
. . . Meyer
Hurlburt
. Henrys
Summers
. Harding
tne anoi put; jenaen in tne izo nurmesi
and Cohen, and Hunter In the -broad
jump. : tuiapp 01 uaxesaaie was first
yesterday In the broad Jump.
W 8, C-eadeta furnished guards for
the event, restraining the crowds from
rushing on the field.' -
Tho winners will probably be scat
tered among- tne z high schools pres
ent, tha meet not being one-sided as
last year.
I y', lea-V
STANDING OF THE CLUBS,
Pacific Coast Leaane.
Oakland 15 :ia.J6S
San Franolsco
Los Angeles .
Portland
....... .l
..14
....11
" 18
17:
.619
,41
Northwest )Leagae.
Won. ; Loat
Tacoma' .wl ... 1 2
Aberdeen, ............. 10 -
SeatUo .,10
Spokano
CUUcVssiiv . re.1 ease V
Vancouver (B, C.)...,e (
i
-I
n
10
Chicago .........
Pltttsburg ......
New York .......
Boston
Philadelphia ...
Cincinnati .....
Brooklyn .. .i...
Bt, 1XU1S
New Tork .
Cleveland -.
Philadelphia
Ixula .........
Chicago ..........
Boston ...........
Washington ......
Detroit ...........
Ioat,
13
IS
American League. .
Won. Loat,
Won.
...11
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t
6
7 -.-
r
it
.........12
.........10
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8
7
5
7
7
12
11
10
PC.
.708
.825
.688
.157
.351
.131
PC,
.tii
.688
.629
.600
.885
.168
,216
P.O.
.831
.800
.671
.655
.618
.400
.389
.333
Tho Hot Springe
on the others and I
Arkansas league.
team rot tha lumn
baa been leading the
Offict Hort-10 . . t, I p. 7 to p. n.
Sunday, 10 to U.
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Portland Man batches tne
Chinks Cross Bats With
Tossers From Nippon., .
The, Honolulu Bulletin of April 28
last gives an interesting account of
Walter B. Honeyman, who saw the Jap
anese audi Chinese play baseball V tn
Hawaii several weeks ago. It follows:
"'I watched those games at Aala
park last Sunday snd 1 was the most
surprised man,; In' Honolulu,' said Wal
ter B. Honeyman of Portland, Oregon,
yesterday. Mr. Honeyman 1s a member
of the firm of - Honeyman Hardware
company, one of the largest wholesale
and retail . hardware dealers - In - tho
northwest. He is a young- man yet, and
is an excellent exponent of the national
game, having been a member of tho
crack Multnomah baseball team for a
number of years. He, with is wife, baa
been here for the past week or so en
joying tha splendid climate of the para
dise of the Pacific
.'"Why, Ijiever thought of ever seeing
A , team of Chinese lined up against an
aggregation composed of the little
brown men from Japan,' he said, and
the class of ball that those lads nut un
! un. rmi ming. 11 x nsa mree or
four of those fellows up.north.1 know
iney couia mass good in eitner tne J ri
City or State leaarue. I am a con
firmed fan there is no trotting around
that but I also feel that I understand
ana can leu a nail player when I see
htm. Thoss fellows in nlavera Inn
They se!m to know tho fine points of
ih pine, BJiiKHign a gooa man woo
has hd -experience on the coast, could
give them- a great deal of help. Tbey
laok ' good consistent team work. Of
course that it one of the hardest
mings 10 get in a hunch of fellow
who are not In the game all the time.
But If they had a man who himself
knew bow to drill them along this lino
I believe It would be a great help to
Daseoaii in tne islands.'
"Walter Honeyman Is well known In
the northwest not only In business but
also as a ball player of ability. He
held down a Dosltlon on tha Vnltnim.h
ciud team wnen tnat aa-arreratlon wa
walking away with everything that
Crossed Sticks With them ThanhM
he-knows whereof he speaks, and It b-
novvea m tocai teams concerned to elt
up and take notice with regard to hia
auvn-v Bwm leaim worx.
WI READY .
TO TRir.l OREGOli
Tacoma 1, Seattle 0.
(gpedal Dlapatch to Tb tmtnul.i
seatue. wash.. Mav Th. ti..,.
got even with Seattle today, when after
11111D innings 01 snappy playing they
aereate thera 1 to 0. Allen, tho
Seattle twlrler, seemed to have a shade
the worst of the lucsy' part of- tho
rame ana iobi. Kurnett imm t
coma s, single tally n the fourth, when
through alow fieldlna on the nor, nt
Deaiue s ouiueiaera tie waa allowed to
irexen nis single xo a double. An In
field hit advanced him. tn thirA r,i
wneu ocimsm vu Dwiue aecona base,
man, tried for a double play Inatead
of playing for the plate - be scored.
mere were a number nf nnuHnn.i
features to the game. Frisk's running
catch being especially bright: - The
soore:- . R.H. K.
Beanie , e e a o o a n n 4
Tacoma ....000100on 0 1 a
BatteriesAllen and Stanlev: Frank
un ana onea.: umpire rary.
- Aberdeen 4, Butte 1.
(Bpeelal Dtenatrb to The Joarsalt
Aberdeen. .Wash- Mav f8 Four
straight game rrom tne Butte "Miners"
is ms total wnicn 100 ay s victory a
the locals, Better hitting, which has
cnaractensea ine locaas claying all
week. was. again in evidence and the
game waa easily won, Dick Boettlnger
a en 1 me dsui out or me 101 .ror tne first
nome run or . tne season, acorinr van
Buren ahead of him.
The score: . ' R.H. E.
ADeraeon . . .9 0 0 o in z 4 1
Butte 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 018
Batteries Boyle and Snencer: Ehm
ke. Soldier Thomas od Krieta Um
pire carrutners. .
Vancouver 0, Spokane 2. .
Vancouver, B. C, May f Ericson
kept Spokane a bits well acattered In
today's game while tho - Beaver's
bunched hits off Jensen and won. -
The score: , . R. HI El.
Vancouver ,.......:.....,.....( 8 i
Hnokiuie . , i .......... . i ....... f T 1
Batteries Ericson and Arbogast; Jen
sen Doyle . and Penlcker. Umpire
OUU.-B. - - -
i :' 1 "'"''
. - American League ajnes.
At Washington: R.H. B.
S.a.?BnFto.n .....1 - 7 1
Philadelphia - . . . . , ; . . . . .1 7 J
r Batteries Hughes and Street; Bender
and Smith. 1, u , , . .
At Boston: ' ' R. H. E
New York . . . . . .8 1 1 i
Boston 0 8 ' 1
Batterteo Manning and v Kiel now;
Winters, Curchell and Kiel now.
Other two games postponed rain. '
, "C ' Katlonal League Osuneg. .
At St. Louis: U f - R.H.E,
St. Louis 1 9
Cincinnati i .2 P- 1
Batteries Raymond and Marshall:
CiZkl?T' i.To''r nd McLean. , Umpire
Rudderham. s- . .. , ., - .
. At Philadelphia: - . R. H. E.
Brooklyn ..,........'..;.. .V.l ;4 1
Philadelphia .i .-...,,,; .4 11 1
Batterias Mclntyre and Bergen; Mc
Quillan snd iJOoin. Umplra Einslle.
Other two games postponed rain.
Missionaries WiU Claim the
Northwest Championship ,
If Defeat Lemon Yellow
- (Special Dlapatch to The, Joaraal.) , t
n Whitman College, Walla Walla, Wash.,
May 8 Whitman track athletes are
bending every energy to be In the best
possible condition for tho big track
meet with University of Oregon next
week. When the two teams meet on
Ankeny field May 13, It will bo for
tho. track championship of the four
northwest states of Montana, Washing
ton, Idaho and Oregon. Whitman can
already claim the title to the firsV-three
since winning the triangular meet at
Pullman last week. Her athletes are
anxious to add Oregon to the list.
Whitman never had a stronger track
team than she haa this year. The only
weak place is In the distance rune,
where there is nobody of first class
Quality. But In the daabea. lumps.
and weights she is strong and may be
expected to make a great showing
against the Oregon athletes.
Philbrook and Martin are the two men
who are depended upon to win the most
points xor me missionaries. martin
ing Is destined to become a groat gport
at' Princeton- beforo -long.- '
- If Joe -Gans -wins over Unhols next
week he will take on Battling Nelson,
but not for more than" 26 rounds. ;
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' - Tnls Day in 8port Anoalg;
" 1859 American ' mare Prioress won
the aUeen's nlate . at Newmarket.
England; 1 ,
1 titj a The Athletics of PhiladelphU
made 181 runs In a baseball game at
Newcastle. Delawaro.
1888 At San Francisco, H. Peterson
defeated ; P. J. Mclnerney In three mile
sculling match- " : M t i ' .
1889 At New Haven. Murpby, of tho
Hartford cTub, made, three home run
1 a game with tho New Haven elub.
1888 At Washington, Wise, playing
vcuna Daee ior tne yvaanington team,
put out )1 men and assisted .two times
in a game with tho Boston team.
1886 At New Tork. Fcank Br
feated Oaorgo MoFadden fn 15 rounds.
nk Erne do
1808 At London. Eustace Milea. tha
uouia, Amerte&n -onarapion.
sets to one.
by. three
1807 At Belmont rvArtr. T1nr1l . ,M.
gen py uarner,' won ISO metropolitan
. Bpanton Plays at Roseburg.
The Spanton baseball team will leave
toniaht- lor Rosebarc .to cross bats with
the railroad team at that place tomor
row, -x no real estate team had- a good
record last season, losing but three
games out or j.
These will sro alona to olav: Baker.
SSoak, Mocks, Frenolw Smart, Dave ' An-
oerson. juicks, wettia ana Heales.
ought to be good for first in the. 100
and 220, with records of 10 flat and
28 flat in the triangular meet last week.
He has also shown up strong In the
broad Jump, breaking the oollege record
in that event and winning first in tho
ruilman meet. .
Philbrook, the big 'varsity captain
and star football man. Is good for places
In tho high and low hurdles, as well
as the high lump, shot put and dlsoua.
In the Washington track meet he was
tho principal point winner.. - -
Graham, who won first in tho hammer
both at Seattle and Pullman, will be
depended upon 1 to win honors again.
Foster baa been going almost 11 feet
In the polo vault, surprising all who
have seen his rapid development Lewis
Is doing almost as well in - the broad
jump aa Martin. Barnes and Oldright
are good for- place in the quarter.
Rnrleakn. Wlllaon. Hawlev and Felt-
house are other track men who will
have a chance of winning- a few points.
Taken as a whole the team . will be
!n good condition to meet Oregon.
"Soud" Murphy, who has been coach
ing them, is confident that they can
An themselves lustlce and ha la hopeful
of tho outcome. Tho Oregon meet' is
considered the hardest of the three
which Whitman haa had scheduled this
year. Excitement over 11 among, we
Stuaent uuu t bi wen viui uiv "un,-
neas men of the city is running nign.
OAKLAND BLANKS THE
ANGELS, TAKING LEAD
Oakland. May 8. By bundling bits
yesterday Oakland blanked Loo Angeles
and took' tho lead 1 la? the pereeQWCae
cohimn. The score was I to 0. Oak
land's fielding, was great, the Angels
being cut E off several tomes when near
scoring. The score;
LOS ANGELES.
AB. R. H. PO. A. B.
Oakes. If. .
Wheeler. 2b.
Hosp. rf.
Braahoar, lb. .
Jud Smith, lb.
Ellis, If. ......
Delmas, ss. ...
TT. n. 1..
Randolph,, p. . . , . .
, . i m .
4t . . .
2
0
1
o
0
I
0 0
0 0
2
1
1
0
.0
7 24 1
4
. 0
Total 80 0
OAKLAND.
AB, R. H. PO. A. E.
0 1 1 J
0
1
1
2
2
0
0
0
Cook, sa ,
Van Haltren. cf
Hettmuller, rf. ..... .
Hogan, lb. ..........
Jim Smith, u.
Altman, 3b. .
Haley. 2t. . .
flattery.
Pellar, p
0 2 0
1 0y 0
III 1
1 0 0
10 6
1 4 6
2 t 8
2 1 S
Total U,.......A4 6 12 27 18
SCORE . BY INNINGS.
Los Angelea .....1 JJjSiXStS
Hits ...0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Oakland .........0 ,00 2 0 0 0 4 ,
Hits ..........0 1 j. 1 v 1 o - ia
" r - ' SUMMARY. - r . -Two-baae
hits Slattery. Jim ' Smith
Harrifica hits Cook. Stolen bases
Easterly. Hogan. Double plays Bills
to Braehear; Wheeler to Braahearf Ha
ley to' Hogan. first naae on oaus
Dellar. 2: Randolph, . .. Struck out By
Iellar. 5;- Randolph 1. Wild pitch ,
Randolph.-' Time 1:40.' Umpire O'Con
nelk . . ..' ' - - - -
'v. : . Sporting Noteg. ,
rharlea Griffin. ' tho Australian
fMtharweiaht champion, who whipped
Joe Bowker In London recently, la com
ing across tho water for a fight with
Abo Attell. - - '
Packey McFarland says be will retire
after two more fights. Nelson and
Gane are his choloe for opponents and
It is possible that one of them may re
tire the stockyards' : wonder before ho
has' a chance to make a Pattl farewell.
Jock Phenlclo, the- crack. Johnstown
bantam, has retired . from the ring.
jock s record- snows as viotones ana
larht draws, without a decision-against
him. - - - - '
Coach C. S. Titus Of Princeton is
tvuay petting his crews in shape for tho1
Interclaus rowing regatta in Juno. Row-1
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: . Sciatica,; Varloocole, Loso of Power and ovary
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for Treatment When I Offer You
a Thorough and Permanent
CURE for the Moderate Pee of
nr juit imooicrueATiii cuss - ,
1 have a quick and absolutely certain system
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Those In any trouble oufferlng from VARICOCELE, HYDROCELE,
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tneir ailment oy submitting to indirect, inerrectuai. unscieotirio- treatment
tnat
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