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JTHE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND, FRIDAY EVENING, MAY " 22, 1908.
YouTl find us there in the mat-
ter of correctly made' clothes;
Our HART SCHAFFNER &
MARX Spring Suits and Over
coats leave everybody and every
thing else in clothes far behind.
Well show you some of the best
Famous' Athlete Stays at Pacific
GAME IT! SIXTH
Portland .Wrestler May Also
Grapple - With Dan Sul
livan at MarsMield. ; ;
"When Torrent Stops -"-"
I ! $ the JJatinee. x-"
i
"The rain wm falling on the hay
In large, damp bundles-yesterday. .
The rain was falling qulta a while
All over our umbrella pile, . ,
Many a raindrop gaily slid
Off Mamie's Merry Widow lid. .
The rain was here, the rain was ther.,
The rain was' falling everywhere.''
t t Mcpredle's, Murmuring.
Chlf Plnnanee -yesterday", pitched hla
third tla jgame. when, after twirling
beautiful Jall for five ; fnnlnga, he
soared jrraoefuUy skyward In the atxth
and allowed the Oaks to oome In with
three run a. The Beavers ; bad scored
three ia, tAeJr . half of the fifth and
'things .looked rosy to the fans for the
I rain waa coining down In torrents, but
our friend, B. J'errjne, kept things fun
ning for another inning and the score
was tied, . , v .... . : ... "
- Portland had been unable to get any
body past second In the first four In
nings, but in the ruth they started
things In lively fashion. Bassey flew
out to right as an opener. Johnson hit
one to Haley, which that worthy was
unable to get bis feet over, but hla
hand failed to get to the right place
in time and the ball ambled to the out
field.'. Ote stole second, , Lewis' throw
to catA him being wide of the mark.
Cooney attempted' to sacrifice but
was afe. when Wright ' dropped the
throw. Wright then issued paaaes to
Madden and Plnnanee and one run was
forced across the pan. Casey's fl? to
the outfield soored Cooaey but Madden,
through reasons known only to him
self. faUed to take third on the, play.
Ryan hlt- an easy grounder to Haley
who fell making all hands safe. Mad
den took a chance and tried for home
but would have been easy out had
Haley's throw been even fair. The
throw, waa way wide, however, and the
third run came across. Raftery was
an easy out, Lewis to Hogan.
Smith waa the first man up for Oak
land and through Pinnanoe's generosity
reached fire V Jimmy started to steal
and as Cooney ran to cover the bag" Van
Haltren hit through the opening. Helt-
riuller, Eagan and Hogan singled and
hree runs were over with no one out.
Haley could not -reach -the wide throw
which Plnnanee sent to him as he and
Eagan were trying to work the squeeze
play and -Madden tagged him a mile
Off the base. Cook and Haley struck
out. " -
Portland tried hard to get one over In
her half of the sixth but after Baseey
had cracked out a two bagger to right
field both Johnson and Cooney sent up
weak files to the infield. The score:
OAKLAND.
AB. R. H. PO. A. H
Smith," If 3
Van Haltren, cf
Heltmuller. rf .... . ..,
Kagan, .m .. v. .
Heitmuner." lb .;..;;
Cook, 8b 3
Haley, 2b S
IfWlHf c ............ 3
Wrights p n 3
Totals V.
........ .14 I I II I
PORTLAND.
AB. R. H. PO. A. E.
Casey, !b
Ryan, rf ...
Raftery, cJT
anzig, lb
Hassey. If .
Johnson. 3b
Cooney, ss .
Madden, c .
Plnnanee, p
Totals ..20 3 4 18
SCORE BT INNINGS.
9 1
88
86
Oakland
Hits .
Portland ,
Hita .,
Struck
0 0 0 0
10 10
0 0 0 8
0.9 1 1
0 3
1 4
1
8UMMART.
out By Plnnanee,
by
Wright,
Bases
on balls Orf Pin-
nance, 1: off Wright. 3. Two-base hits
lfli
ull
Bassey, Heltmuller. Sacrifice hits
, Heltn
onney.
uasey. uonney. Moien oases Kyan,
Casev, Johnson. Frrst base -on errors
Portland, 2; Oakland, -J.. Left on baaes
r-oruana . .l ime tpr game, l nour,
26 minutes. Umplre-Prrine.
Angels take Another.
(Dnlted Pnm teawd Wtie.1 '
San Franoiaco,.May 22. Hosp let the
Seals down with f pur hits yesterday and
Los Angeles waa an eaay winner, 4 to 1.
Frisco's lone run came In the first ln-
nlng. Th score:
d-OS ANGELES.
AB. R. H. PO. A. K.
Oakes, ef ;...,..., 4
Wheeler 2b . ........ 4
Easterly, e ..........
Braahear, rf ........ 8
Smith, 8b 3
Ellis, If ............ 4
pelmas, ss 4
Hogan, lb 8
Hosp, p ..3
1 3
1 3
1 3
1 1
1 1
0 13
0 3
Totals ....33 4 t 27 IT
' BAN FRANCISCO.
HUdebrand, If
Mohler, 3b ..
Williams, lb
Melchoir. rf . .
8, 1
3 0
3 0
8 0
4 0
20
3 0:
4 0
3 0
1 0
0 3
1 4
0 14
H
1 0,
1-2
0 1
0 0
0 0
Kelder, ss
riper, cr
McArdle,
Berry,- e
Fklllman,
Esola .
3b
Totals.
....".......36
1 4 37 18 S
Batted for McArdle In ninth. .
SCORE BT- INNINGS.
Lo Angeles .....1 0 0 1 0 0 1
. Hits 1 1 0 3 0 1 1
Can Francisco . ...1 0 0 0 0 0 0
Hita , . i, 0 10 10 11
0 14
0 17
01
0
-;. SUMMARY. : v::;v
Two-ham hit Wheeler. Home run
Eaaterly Sacrifice hits Mohler, Wil
liams (2. McArdle. Smith. Stolen baee
Braahear. Double plays Zeldor - to
Mohler to Wirliams, Berry to McArdle.
First base on balls Of f Hosp t, off
Skfllman 2. Struck out By Hosp 4.
Wild pitches-e-Hosp, Sklllman. - Time of
game One hour and 6 minutes. Um
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(Special Dispatch' to The Journal.)
: Pacific University,; Forest Grove, Or.,
May 22. Archie Hahn. famous Michigan
sprinter and winner of " the 100-meter
dash at Athena in .1908, is to be re
tained by Pad no to coaoh her athletic
teams the coming year. This action was
taken at a meeting of the athletic com
mittee' last week, when a contract was
drawn up and signed. Mr. Hahn is very
popular with the students; and the ath
letes of the school are joyous over the
fact that he is to come back next year.
"Archie" came to Pacific last spring
and took up the task of developing ji
track team out of entirely new material,
He brought out several good men and
the team passed through a very success
ful season. As a result he was en
gaged to have charge of all the ath
letics the current year, coaching foot
ball,' basketball and track teams, and
under his enthuslastlo leadership Pacific
university, has experienced one of the
PACIFIC TRACK Hi
OFF FOR WILLAMETTE
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Bad Weather Prevents Hard
Training but Men Are ;
in Condition.
(Special Dlapatcb to Th JouraaL)
Faclflo University, Forest Grove, Or.,
May 23. Manager H. H, Arnston and
Coach Archie; Hahn, acjcompanlcd by 12
track men, left this morning for Salem.
where they shave a meet with Willam
ette university this afternoon. All the
men are In good shape with the excep
tion of High-Jumper Brown. . who
sprained bis ankle Wednesday night In
PrThiCTam has been somewhat handi
capped during the past' week, owing to
uil inciemeni wtauer. oui m men to
worked out each night In the gymna
sium, which has kept them In condition.
The men who made the trip are Man
ager Arnston. uoacn Mann, captain y,
it Hiirai A TJ oh In Hon. Doaan . Ferrln
L." F. Austin. S. B. Lawrence, C. F.
Koch, H. P. Humphreys, R. I. Abraham,
B. H. Mayneia, n. is. wimam, n. oum
son and G. G. Brown., n
COLLEGE TEAMS WILL
PUT UP GREAT GAMES
(Special Dlapateh to Tbe Joornal) ;
University of Oregon. Eugene, May
22. The varsity baseball team : is . in
by far the best condition It has been
this year and should put up a splen
did game of - ball , Saturday. Dud
Clarke, whose - ankle has .'been bother
ing him . all spring, is - now In good
shaDe and Coleman, who received
cut on the forehead In the wood-working
shop several days ago, has entirely
recovered.
Both O. A. C. - and Oregon have fast
teams ana the games should t Hum'
mere.. The lineup jwlll be as lollowa:
O. A. C. Pitchers, Looney, Roper,
and Meyers; catchers, Moore and Coop
er; first base, Moore; second ' base,
Swan; shortstop, Holman; third base,
Francis; right field, Batey; center field,
uityeu; ien rieia, roil. 1
Oregon Pitchers, Hurd, x Clifford.
Henkle; catcher, Taylor; first base,
Kune; second Dase, Houston; snort
?top. Coleman; third base, Hathaway
ight field, Kestley; center field. Ramp
left field Clarka,
EUGENH ST0EESCL0SE
TO SEE BIG TRACK MEET
(Roeelal Dli tf h to The JoornaL)
University of Oregon. Eugene, May
23. The O. A. C. track tem arrived
on the local last night In readiness
for the next meet tomorrow. The pros
pects for- good - weather . are sDlendH
and with a few .hours of sunshine the
track will be very fast. The Oregon
team la In the best of condition, and
Trainer Hayward ex fleets the boys to
win by a good margin.-" Through the
efforts of Manager Bean practically all
tne stores in the city will close from
2 to 6 In order that all may witness
the meet. 'This meet la always looked
forward to eagerly and a record-breaking
crowd Is expected.
, , Student Build . Great M0.M
(Special Dtepstcb to The 7oornl. )
''University of , Oregon, Eugene, May
22. The framework for-the great "O.
which is to be built on the side of Skin.
ner butte, was started yesterday aft
ernoon. In order that it might be com
pleted today.' v It will be - Very promi
nent, and l expected to attract a great
deal of attention, as It, can be plainly
seen from a large part of the city- and
from passing trains. It la hoped that
the bleachers, whloh- are being built on
Klncald field, will be completed In time
for the meet this afternoon, with Ore
gon Agricultural college.
best athletlfl years In her history and
the prospects are unusually bright for
nexi year.
Mr. Hahn hnm a fine kthletla- record
He was a member of the University of
Michigan track team during his four
years spent In the law department, re
ceiving special atentlon from Coach
Keens Fltzna trick, and was elected cap
tain of their famous team of 1904. He
holds three United States champion
shlDB and four world's championships,
as follows: World's championship at
St. Louis in 1904 In the 60-meter race.
tim 7 seconds: In the 100-meter race,
tftne-11 seconds, and in the 20C-meter
race, time. 21 8-6 seconds. In 1908 tho
championship of the United States for
the 100 and 220-yard dasnes, won ai
Milwaukee, and In 1906 the 220-yard
dash In the games held In connection
with the Lewis and Clark fair. In 1906
ha won in the Olvmdlo games the cbam
pionshlp of the world in the 100-meter
race, time 11 seconds.
GRAY BEARDS AND 110
BEARDS AT BASEBALL
Bankers' Nine Meets Doctors
and Lawyers Team for
" Nursery Benefit
If you happen to see a set of long,
gray whiskers engaged at tossing a
baseball with a beardless youth, set
your, memory: wheels In motion and Just
recall that the bankers : are gqjng to
meet in mortal combat with the doctors
and lawyers June 20 on Multnomah
field; for the benefit of the Flower mis
sion and Day nursery.
For weeks the lucre outfit has been
practicing to meet the "six feet" lay
out and there is bound to be a loud re
port . and an echo when the two clans
come together on Multnomah field.
Just who will -compose the two nines
has not been determined yet," and It
will not be until a week or so before
the twentreth. Captain Plowden Stott
for the professional element and Cap
tain Foster , for the commercial aggre
gation have this delicate little matter
In charge and it will be fixed to the
queen's taste.
STANDING OP THE CLUBS,
Pacific Coast League.
Won.
San Francisco 23
Los Angeles .18
Portland . 17
Oakland !
Lost. P. C.
19 .643
18 .600
18 .486
21 .463
Lost. P. C.
10 .615
10 .683
13 .620
15 .480
13 .486
16 .348
Lost. P.C,
8 . .667
10 .683
10 .666
15 .663
14 .481
13 .480
19 .367
18 .867
Lost. P.C.
.679
13 .681
L2 .666
-13 .619
14 .617
14 .462
16 .407
20 .810
Won.
Xacoma 16
berdeen 14
Spokane .....10
Seattle 12
Butte 10
Vancouver (B. C) 8
National League.
Won,
Chicago
Philadelphia
,.16
...14
...13
...16
...13
...12
...11
...10
Pittsburg . .
Boston
New York ..
Cincinnati ..
St. Louis . .
Brooklyn . .
American League.
Won,
New York 19
Philadelphia 18
Cleveland
.18
.14
Chicago
St. Louis . .
Detroit
..IS
::
Washington
Boston . , . .
JACK CULLIS0N WON
BE0WNLEE TROPHY
. IX V.l W , 1 V Will WAin 1 1 1C
Portland shooters who competed for the
big trophies in the northwest ' sports
men's tournament at Walla Walla this
week, says the scores made at this
year's meet were better than ever be
fore. - .
The Portland, team all shot well and
rtll wttA m V.W til. tv.
Jack CuUlson was better than any oth
er .shooter at the tournament In tho
contest for the Brownlee trophy, whloh
no Drougnt dw wilu mm.
While there was considerable rain
during . the shoot this did not mar the
pleasant time spent by all , the traps-
mn. The Portland bunch
Is full
of
praise .for the reception the hospitable
Walla
Wallans
exienaea
to
the vis-
Itors.
... This Day in Sport AnaaW .
-1 87 8 At Fleetwood Park. New Tort
Francis Peralto rode) 806 miles In 14
hours, 81 mlnutev " -r '
1884 On the Nepeah river, Australia,
Edward Hanlon defeated E. C Laycock
in scullers' match for 36.000 and. cham
pionship of the world.
1886 At i San Francisco, Charlie
Mitchell and Mike Cleary went four
rounds; . police interfered and bout de
clared a draw.
1891 At Cambridge, Massachusetts,
P. Lee. amateur, raa 220 yards over
hurdlea in 24 4-6 seconds, breaking rec
ord. '
1893 At Chicago, sMcKean . of the
Cleveland team, accepted all " of IS
ohancee; at shortstoD In. a, same with
the Chicago club. . -; -
i ' Barkler Leads Senator. .
' fSuealnl'i Oiapatck to Tbe lonniaLV '
Boise. Ida.. Mav 28. J. H. Barklev
has been elected manager of the Boise
baseball team, the Senators, to fill the
vacancy caused by .Jhe resignation of
D. K. Hubbard. . -The . new manager
promises "there . will be somethlns
doing" In baseball ciralos In Boise this
saasote. , . ; .... i
On week from tomorrow "Strangler"
Smith will begin bis wrestling tour of
the state, the first bout being pulled off
at HlUsboro with Frank Ely. a local
wrestler, of some note. The following
day .the "strangler" will go against a
good local man at La Camas, Wash
ington. Then he Will Jump down to
Marshfield provided a match can be
arranged with Dan Sullivan, the Mon
tana youngster, who represented Amer
ica in the wrestlln matches at Athens
in 1906. and who has recently turned
professional. , N
Several Marshfield SDorta who saw
Dan in action last week think that the
former amateur can take the measure of
the Pacific coast championship, and are
willing to back him in a match In the
bay town, smith is willing to take an
ocean trip to meet Sully, and the, match
will probably be arranged.
Sullivan arrived in Portland yester
day from Marshfield in company with
hla brother. Gene, the lightweight boxer,
who has also turned professional. Gene
nut the kibosh on Silent Brown, the
deaf and dumb scrapper. In Marshfield
the other day in 10 rounds, and after
a few fighta with the best men in the
state will probably go south and meet
some of the top notchers In California.
June ( Strangler Smith will meet Bill
Scholtes. The Dalles whirlwind, at Hood
River, in a bout, best two out of three
falls. On the previous meeting of the
two men. Smith secured three out of the
five falls, but It was only after a hard
struggle. After the Scholtes match
Smith will proceed eastward, taking on
all the local champions In The Dalles,
Heppner, Pendleton, La Grande and
Baker City.
BURNS GETS $30,000
OR BIG FIGHT IS OFF
(United Press Lee! Wire.)
San Francisco, May 22. Tommy
Burns, the American heavyweight
champion, sends word over from Lon
don, that he will never fight Jack John
son, the colored whirlwind, unless he is
guaranteed 330,000, win, lose or draw.
Billy Neail, the American's manager,
who IS now visiting at his home in
Oakland, received the letter containing
the terms under which his man will
meet Johnson. Burns also announced
that he had been a-uaranteed 130.000 bv
Jaok Curley, the Chicago fight pro
moter, to fight Johnson at Goldflcld, but
It Is not thought In sporting circles that
much will come from the offer.
At any rate. Burns Instructed -Neail
to send the forfeit money to Otto Floto
of Denver to bind the match in case
Curley Is In dead earnest. Burns wrltea
that he will leave for America at once
if the match is made.
BATTLING NELSON IS
CRUISING ON SOUND
1 Uoltd Press lawd Wire.)
San Francisco, May 22. Battling Nel
son evidently is in no hurry to get back
to San Francisco and go into training
for his 45 round battle with Joe Gans
on July 4. According to advices from
the north today he is cruising around
Puget sound. Last night he was at
Port Townsend, and is expected to put
back to Seattle today, leaving for the
south Saturday night or Sunday.
The forfeits have been deposited by
the fighters and Promoter Coffroth, and
Gans has already made his plans for
the training spell. Gans will rough it
for a oouDle of weeks at Harbin Sorlnas.
and then return to Shannon's villa in
Marin county, where he will finish
training.
Nelson may spend a week or 10 days
tramping over the hills In Mendocino
countv before settling down in tr&inlnar
quarters near the scene of the proposed
National League Games.
At Cincinnati: R. H. E.
Cincinnati 5 8 0
Philadelphia 6 12 1
Batteries weimer. Hpaae. camD-
bell and Schlel: Mo ran. Sparks. Mc-
Quillln and Dooln. Umpire Emslle.
At Ol. L.OU1S: , K. ti. li
St Louis ....4 3
New York 8 11 2
Batteries Karger. From me and Lud-
wlg; Taylor, Crandall and Bresnahan.
Umpires Rlgler and Klem.
At uost on: K. xl. i.
Chicago 3 8 4
Boston ....i .....11 14 l
Batteries Oveall, Pfelster. Ruelbach
and Kllng; Flaherty and Bowerman.
Umpire Rutterbam.
At ritisDurg: rvo game, rain.
American League Games.
At Philadelphia: R. H. E.
Cleveland , 0 1 1
Philadelphia J 1 S 1
Batteries Knosaes. unecn ana ri.
Clarke: Vickers and Schreck.
At Washington: R. H. E.
Washington 1 4
Jjetroit o 2 0
Batteries Burns and Warner: Slever
and rayne.
At New xont: r. h. e.
Chicago 9 7
New rorK x lu
Batteries .Walsh and Sullivan: Iakt
and meinow.
At Boston: . no game, rain. .
Northwest League.
At Seattle: R. H. E.
Seattle 2 6 9
Aberdeen 12 12 0
Batteries Welch and Stanley: Ca-
llff and Boattiger. umpire rrary.
At B do Kane: K. H. E
Butte 2 8 7
Bookane ..14 14 2
- Batteries j. i nomas, oamueis and
Vaults. UAJM.M , A Mn nm TTm
plre Black.
At Vancotnrerr Vancouver, 4; Ta.
coma, 4. i
BELIEVE KELLY WAS .
KILLED BY FOOTPAD
' (United Press Leased Wtre.1
San v Francisco. Mav 33. Whether
James Kelly was : beaten to death by
holdup men, or died as the result of
Injuries sustained by failing. Is a ques
tion that la puialinar the polloe depart
ment toaay. ikying in a pool or bis
own blood, Kelly was found at an early
hour today at Washington and Kear
ney streets. The man was unoonsclous
and barely alive. In the hope of sav
ing his life he was taken to a hospital.
wnere ne aiea on ioi ooerauna- lauia.
It waa thought at first that death was
caused byv hemorrhage, -but examination
revealed a bruise on the bead that ws
evidently the work of a blackjack.' De
tectives are trying to learn something
about Kelly's movements . fhursday
night. ;, . . .. , . i
- Idaho Convict Escapes.
: (SpwUl Dtipatek to Tbo Joarnl.)
Boise, Idaho, May 22; Aldover Jtfs
tln, a negro serving a term of 16 years
In the penitentiary here, has just es
caped and. the officers are now scour-'
Inar the country around Boise for him.
Bloodhounds .' have . been put out. but!
tney nave xouna no trace or mm. jus
tin, was sentenced from Kootenii .coun
ty for highway robbery. A reward of
SsO has been offered for bis cap t if re, .,
things
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iIASTER COMMANDED
WOMAN TO KILL HDI
(Batted Frest Leased Wtra.)
Nice, May 13. The Inquiry Into the
death of the wealthy Danaer, Kaim
bault, for whose alleged murder his
hniiwkiwnar. Marie Ollles. Is under ar
rest, has revealed the fact that the dead
man's real name Is Barre and that sev
eral yeara ago while managing a bank
at Angers he embezzled a large sum of
money and fled, but was captured and
served five years In prison, taking the
name Kaimoauil aner nis release.
The woman Gllles has told a re
m.rir.hi. itArr of th trasedv to fel
low nrlsoners. She claimed that her
muUr u takina a foot bath when he
called her. saying, "You must kill me
or I will kill myself." Then taking a
knife from his pocket "he stabbed him
self. He fell from his chair and aaked
the woman to finish him. which she ad
mits she old without hesitation. Fright
ened at the sight of the dead body, she
conceived the Idea of cutting It up. ...
Charged With AsauH.
' fn.Ul rxanatch to Tbe Journal-1 "
' Astoria, Or.. May 23. A man giving
the name of Mr. Clark waa arrested
last evening- at wan-onion .onargea
with assault on the four-year-old
daughter of Ed Detwller, proprietor of
the Hotel McQuire at Seaside. The
alleged assault took place three days
ago. The child told her parents, where
upon uetwuer siarxea u nunt uiara.
H tnnnA him and administered a atoumt
thrashing and told him to get out of
town, wnicn ne oia in enorx oraer. tt
left for Warren ton. lie was taken to
Seaside -for his preliminary examina
tion. . . . ...... , .
. i ,, ,.-. -vJ.J
Park Election at Bolae.' ' '
(SlieeUI Diipateb ' ti Tse - Journal. II v
Boise. Ida.. -Ma 13. On Baturdav of
thja week' Boise voten Will sote on the
question of bonding the city In the sum
oi jiuu.uuo ror tne purpose or sibiiei
ing a city park. Boise at present time
has no public Pjace of this character..' .
0 -
1 .oo
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MercKanb Savings & Trust Company
247 WASHINGTON STREET
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Low Non-Pariidpating Rates High Cash Valacs
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Interest Paid 6n Savings Accounts and Time Certificates
SECURITY SAVINGS & TRUST CO.
Corbett Building, Portland, Oregon .
Capital $500,000 , . vj . Surplus $250,000
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equipment, splendid location
service of the Security Savings
Sc. Trust Company make it an ideal banking
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