The Oregon daily journal., May 31, 1908, Page 34, Image 34

GREATEST
PORTLAND GETS
Never m the history of harness rac
ing west of ths Rocky mountains has
sucn a card been prepared as that of
the Portland Country club for Its new
race track at Ross City Park for the
week commencing September SI to tt.
Entries closed last Monday, May 25. aad
all week the nailed lists have been ar
riving at Secretary "Wisdom's office.
The horses that will race In Portland
will also race at 8alem and at other
points on the circuit ,? :,;).
The first race on the .program, which
, will be the 1:14 race., worth 1 1,000. will
bring together a field of 81 horses,
' something unheard of on . the Pacific
tout . In this race as In practlally all
,, the others, will be entered fast animal.
' from Canada, British Columbia, Mon
tana. Idaho. Washington, Colorado, Cali
fornia and Oregon. ' .
That the race meeting la of grand cir
cuit caliber can be readily seen from the
ppeedy animals which are entered. ' In
, the 2:05 pace there will be, the coast
champion Sir John 8. 1:04 H pitted
against the Canadian pacer L eland On
ward, with a record of 2:0 on the
frrand circuit, Leland Onward has never
een defeated In his class, and he met
the beet In the east last year, - When
these two thoroughbreds come togeth
fT Portland Will see the greatest race
In Ha history. The raoe is worth 8 1,600.
' Twenty-five fast ones are entered In the
2-.lt trot, which Is worth 11,000, but
the biggest field In the trotting events
Is for the blue ribbon stake, the Country
club purse, valued at 82,800. This Is
for 1:13 trotters, and Is one of the rich
purses of the circuit . - ...;
Following is a list of the horses en
tered for the various Portland harness
... races::.. , ;.;, ,.?. -'Vf, . i-...
Board of Trade, Two-Tear-Old Trot, $400.
On Tims. 6. g. 1)v Montevhsw-Keliie
M., Robert Britta, Pair Grounds, Oregon.
Pat Duff, b. a by Mike Duff-Stam-toul
Bell, Bam Casto, , Fair Grounds,
Oreenn. . - , . -.-j.-.
Klllarney, b. e. by 'Lonso, dam ty
Lovelace, George Bryan, Carlton, Ore-
gon. -t v-":.-'..-v. -:
Gordon, b-.jg.ey Red Seal-Flora IX,
E. G Keyt Perrydale, Oregon.
Jemima Klne. ch. m. by B. C Klng
Tdiurs Went. J. W. Hollinahead, Xadncr,
British Columbia. .
Lonio M., b. c. by Lonio-Mollle, M.
J. Jones, Portland.
Znmdelt, . tot h. - by Zombro-Homebox,
O. W. Gill, Salem. Oregon. .
Bilk Hal, br. s. by Hal B.-Lady May,
D. B, Stewart. Spokane, Washington.
Br. Jones, blk. h. by Captain McKIn
: ney-Alta Norte, John Pender, Portland.
vmcomar, cn. c. cy caution-sarrrona;
Edearellla. ch f.' by Edgar Boy-Laurel
k Thomas H. Brents, Walla Walla,
Washington. 1 -., - , t -Kittle
Wealth, b. f. by The Common
wealth-Kittle Caution, K West, La
tranae, uregon. ;.. -.- -.
Colombia, ThreeYear-Old Tra tSOO.
. Lady Sealbr. f. by Red Seal -Bird,
Bam Casto, Fair Grounds.
Ronkin, b. g.- br Bonnie' MclC-Van-
trim. ueorge A- Kewy, waiia wsua.
Prlnoess DlrecL br. m. bv Teddv A.
Lady Mac, II. A. Gardner. Walla Walla.
iary jdims, r. m. ny me uonasman
Scerena, W. : R. . Clemens, Moscow,
Idaho.- ; t .
Nusado, br. s. by Nushagak-Addle B.i
Anjella, ft. r. toy ITlnce Annei-Majeua
B.. Woodland ; Stock Farm. Woodland. .
, G. N. King. b. s. by B. C. King-Lsura
west, J. w. Moamsneaa, juaaner, uri(.
lh r.nliimhln. ,
Katalina. b. f. by Tom Srrilth-Kate
Linrtfiey. J. w. ziDbeu a Hon, iTesno,
California. ..
Br. Uullman br. s. by The Bondsman,
J. I.'ChaprlieHtHBDorp,-ureyon. - -
Don Regialdo, b. s. by On Stanley
Belle Raywood. F. K Ward, Los An
geles. California, ,y
KUm Bird, b. r. by Stam B.-Bwift-blrd,
Charles F. Sllva, Sacramento, Cal
ifornia. :' i
Hllgard, t.ijr. by Kalaspel-Kltty Cau
tion, N. ' K. west, - La Grande.
Bnral Spirit Purse, 8:10 Trot, l,BOa
R. Ambush, br. h. by Zolock-May Mo
Kinney, JHomer Rutherford, . San Ber
nardino, California. - -
North Star, b. g. by Nutwood Wllkes
Ironeer, C , Whitehead, Salinas, Cali
fornia. . . , -
Athasham, b. h, by Atbadon-Cora
Wlckersham. I. L. Bachant. Fresno.
Prince Seattle,, b. h. by Stam B.-Ber-tle;
Doc Munday, b. g. by Zombro-Gyp-sle,
S. .- 8. Bailey, Albany, Oregon.
Batln Royal, ch h. by Bonner N. B.
Blnnle M. ; The Commonwealth, b., h.
bv Shadeland Onwarn-Action, N. K.
West, La Grande. Oregon. .-i
Era, b, m. by Zombro-Nellla IC, Wm.
Morean. Pasadena. California.
. Adflm CI h mr hr UiKlnneT-Vnni T.2
Fresno Girl, br. m. bv Seymour Wilkes.
dam by Richard's Elector; J. W. Zlb-
beli ft Son, Fresno. California,' .
Commercial Club Purse, aad Trot,
Patsev Rice, b. g. by Gold-Klnglra,
Albert Smith. Boieman. Montana."
Ldy W., b, m. by King . Alexis, L C
neii, walla walla, - .-f -'
- Bert Aronrtkla. h. c hr Rtdnev T)111on
Oakley Ruseell. George Ramage. Pleas-
anion. uamornia, , . . .
Dells. Derhv; hllr mjhr r"hnrl Der.
by-Nora DH C, Whitehead, Salinas, Cail-
xurnia. ... .'...
Princess "W., blk. m, bv George Wssh-Ington-Uranla,
Fred J. Kirkpatrlck, San
Francisco. . .
Uodlcum. by" m. by George Ayres-Ag-gle
Bay; Alsandrls. b. c. by Bonnie Dl-rect-Allx
B , Morris Bros- Pony, Mon
tana. -. -V
- Nogl, b. h. by Athablo-Cora Wlcker
sham. Warlow & Walton. Fresno.
Irene.', b. m. by Martin's Florlda-Blrd-!e,
Robert Prler, North Takima. Wash
ington. . ;-. . .
Prince Seattle, b. h. bv Stam B.-Ber-tle;
Doc Munday,, b. g. by Zombro-Gyp-ale.
S. 8. Bailey, Albany. .
Satin Royal, c. h. by Bonner N." B
Minnto M., K. K. West. La Grande. -
Freddie O. Jr.. b. h. by Prince Dlrect
Blrdie; Gebble. br. g. by McVera-LlKle
S., Kd. Cudihee, Seattle, Washington.
Easter Bells, b. m. by Dlablo-Ea'iBft B.,
Tonopuh, b. s. bv Blllups-Eligs, S W. L
Vance. Marysvlile. Callfornis. -
: Inception. 5 b. g. by babe Chspman
pmlrle Mllv. W. W. Ashlev, Sookane. "
Hull MrKlnney, br. h, by Prince of
Fpokaner Promise, W. . S. Coyne, Spo
kane. : :. i .. -
Rptl Baron, b. g. by Baron Wilkes
Chlekadc E. .R. Fraser. Spokane, i
Henry Gray, g. g.' by Zombro-Allce.
Ofar Hartnagel, Seattle.
Starlipht. b. m. bv Bonner -N. B.
Slnonlight. Wlllisro Smith. Portland.
Van Iorte, blk. h. by Del Norte-dam
by Ingram.- A. Phillips. Spokane.
Prince Louise, b. m, by Del Corcna-tffi-Lo-.iise.
Mrs. L J. H. Hastings, L
Anole - ' c
Iy Break, p. r. bv . Ten Rose-Bey
T.lht, Joe t . MeOulre. iJenver, Colo
rafln.; ;- - ' -- j s -
lied Skin, ch, g.j by Red Cloak-Thoro
bred. A. C. Iohmlre, , Portland. r ')
Iowa Sprtliutreea. b. m. by Iowa'
Fr-lilnx,. J. -.n. Klckerson, Westaekawln,
Alberts, CTads. ,..::.) - -
Genral XL Comblneer-Jessle Wallace,!
HORSES
IH WEST COMING
GOOD RUNNERS
Par slow ft Hoag. Calgara, Canada.
Country Club ' 2urse, 8:13 Trot, 8,50k
Prince Seattle, b. h. by Stam B-Ber
tie, Doo Munday, b. g. by . Zombro-Gyp-sie,
8. 8. Bailey, Albany.
Satin Royal, c h. by Bonner N. B.
Minnie M.; The Commonwealth, b. h.
by Shadeland Onward-Action, . N. K,
West, La Grande.
Easter Bells, b. m. by Dlablo-Ellsa 8.;
Tonopah, b. s. by Billups-EUsa 8 W.
L. Vance, Marysvllle. California
Lady Ines, b. m. by Nutwood wllkes
Cora, James B. Smith, - San Franclsoa
Freddie C Jr., b. h. by Prince Dlreoc-
Bertle, Ed. Cudlbee, Seattle.
Doc Fraser, b. g. by St&m -B,, O. H.
Fraser. Loomis. California.
Crylia Jones, Jjlk. g. by Captain
jones-Bessie, js. T. nay, tspoicane,
Hiaanis, cn. a. or
Wilkes. W. H. WU1
ifornia. , -
St. Nlcholas-Hasel
iiiams, saunas, cai-
Queer Knight, b. g. by Knight. Wll
Ham Morsan. Pasadena, California.
Wenja, b. m. by Zoiock-Molocka, G,
A. Pounder. Los Anaeles.
Tolanda, b. m. by McKlnney-dam by
Guy Wilkeaj Val'ejo Girl. b. m. br Mc-
Klnney-dam by McDonald Chief, Frank
U Uii.1i. BaM IL1 n.l.n
H. Hiirke. San Francises
Lady b. m. by King Alexis, X C
CV.ii -nr.il. ti.-i.1i. , ,.
Lady McKlnney, b. m. by Wash M6-
lunney-uavisvuis msio. jrranK j. jtura
pacricK, Ban r rancisco.
Bert Arondale. b. m. by Sydney Dll
lon-Oakley Russell. George - Ramage,
Pleasanton. .
W4ii.,a.nn rt r WhiukMil siin
Delia Derby, blsv m. by Nutwooa
The Statesman, b. ft. by James Maatrl. "-""""J' "ln m eanmy existence
on-Creno, Charles F.. Sllva, Sacra-1 on the same morning that Tom Mid
mento. I?n lld back In September, lsS2. When
Yosemlta.' ch . . bv Monterey-Lean
Tear, P. J. WUllama, 8an Lorenio, CaJ-1"1.
Ifornia. ,
TTMU TtT k K l.nu Mariana.
Cornelia Rose, p. E. Ward, Los Angeles.
- Berta -Mae W b- McKlnney-Al-
berta, W. Parsons, Salinas, California,
Lucretla, br, m. by Nasote-Lucyneer,
James Thompson, Ban Francisco.
Richie Baron, br. g. by Baron Wilkes-
Winell, Morris Bros., Pony, Montana,
Nogt b. h. by Athablo-Cora Wicker-
sham, Warlow ft Walton, Fresno.
Irene, b. m. by Martin's Florlda-Blr-
die. Robert Prior, North Yakima.
Elma O.. blk. m. by Red Byron, X. D.
Chappelle, HiUaboro.
Day Break, b. g. by Ten nose-Day
LighC-Joa F. McGulre, Denver, Colo-
raao.
Melen Dare. br. m. bv Zombro. Oeors-e
T. Beckers, Los Angeles.
xne Angeius, Dr. n. Dy zomnro-Haxei
MeKlnney, P. A. Hodges.
Frlsby. b. m. bv OJason (untraced),
J. A. EUlott. etratheona, Alberta, Can-
ada.
Maauf aotnTers' Fnrse, 8-Tear-Old Pace,
. $400.
Rosa R.. s. m. by Senator, Ben Buch-
oitx, worm yaKima, Washington.
Klng Seal, br. s., y Red Seal-Mono
Wilkes: Snick, b- g. by Red Seal-Mlrs-mont,
E, C. Keyt. Perrydale. Oregon.
Bonnie Antrim, br. g, by Bonnie Mo-
tt..-vanmm, w. T. McBride. St. Johns,
t 'S,.!?-' b Shamrock-Queen,
J. W. Tllden, Vancouver, Washington.
Chamber of Conuneroe Pxtrse, Three-
y ear-old Joe, aoo.
Pet Palestine, b. m. bv PaJnuttna-N'ft.
nOOSa J. -W. HnlHn.ho.rf T n.. n r
n..i - v ------- ,
?i?.r!riiPJA
oiuimrmnu, efjeasanion.
AauKfrriris. n v m. imt iAAfnAnt.ajrisia i
Mann, M. F. Gose A W. L. Whltmore,
Pomeroy. Washington, . I
Stella A h. m. bv Trinar lluu
,ic, ou. a. Armitage, inortn Yakima,
Kase . Jold, fe, f, by Qold-Kinglrs, Ed
". ouseraan, Montana.
Georrlo 7,' h h t.viaaA ht
Rav 0'I.i-h hr n . Viw fi..hll.M.
nitrii. -n S 3 m 'tZr
On Bly' br. s. bv CStanieT-Nellla annt 'rom Gordon Voorhlea of Port
Bly, C76: ThorndSest TSan BerSino! Lu! th UP-Rnd tW t0 p,y
isIUt ' Flight cuo.wa, won by Chester
Koss city hnvlM . "firWO, I
' "
Charlev .. b. b. h UnK nan.riim
riewey. josepn xnompson. agent. Ban I
Francisco. I
Tidal Ware. rb V li f Mntsiuul
Wllkes-My Miracle; Vlnnle Mann, b. m.
py Aiexis, o. is uaiiey, AiDany, uregon. I
Magladi, br. m. by Del Norte-Laurella. I
Thomas M. Brents. Walla Walla. I
Pi'ot. ch. g. by AbboUford Jr. -Belle
caprice, Robert Gallnda, Oakland. 1
i low uoy. cn." g., I. D. Chappelle,
Mlllaboro. . --- I
Bonnie Ma br. m. by Mohegan-Caruse I
Motile, .u u. Sheu, Walla Walla. I was maae oy w. r. casueman or Port
Lord Lovelace hr h rt-v Ivala,.l land with a mark of 191 yards.
Maggie, B. B. tongue, Hlllsboro. I
Little Joe, b. g. by Ulablo-May, J. J. I
Breen, Woodland, California.
mgniiy. o. g. ; oy nearest-Miss Gor -
don. T. w nantnv hm jnu.
General Heuertus. b. h. by Alexis-1
Ronavolonna, , Gene . Kunta, Council, J
Lettle D..i m. by Boodle-Maude
A. M. DavU, San Jose.
John R. Conway, ch- h. by Diablo-
iaj xwoci, ueorge jaeesa, jjavisviUe. I
WilkS-danfbV re'ft C& Jr?
Walton. Fresno.
welcome aic, ' o.
-... i
March i 4th Thomas" Hushes Th
Palms. Callforn "
loung Hal, b. h. by Hal Dlllard
Orora, A. K. Heller, ' Los Angeles.
jiaoiess, d. m. ey .uiaoio, J. H
Kelly, Fresno..,-
Kermlt ch. sr. bv Henrv Nutwnnd
Two Minutes,; F. B. George, Santa Crus.
Mao O. P., b. g. by zSlk-kehtucky
Belle, O. A. Pounderf Los Angeles. 7
.T?mmy Gratton,. b. g. by "orattan.
Bird. Joe FV Meulre. Oetnrrrr
isceeuwav. n. s:. bv Baraw-nil
i Hlghway, blkT m. bv SarawaV-AtTi
;."' voio-
t..i a r T7, at',- I
t - ...
RoblnioTL 6an Dieio. 7 w'
---1 m ,m -
Liule C, b. m. by Acclamation-No-
nana, Frank J, Richardson, Portland
Explosion, b. m. by Steinway-Flash
F. B. ward. Los Angeles. i
. Dlabull. ch. g. by Diablo, W. Oris-1
wnld Rullnaa I
Albert Derlda,' blk. h by Robert Dl- Kermlt, ch. g. by Henry Nutwood
rect.Ida May,-U ,T. Dollenmayer. Han- Tw,.,Mmut. F. E- George, Santa Crua
lora, aillornia. ; l
wueen veroy, or, m. py Charles
t n...i.. I
Deroy-Addle Ash, McQowan A Cuicello,t,,BPeelwy' b. g, by Sara way-Daisy H.;
Pleasanton.
Bushnell King, b. h. by Nerval Kins: I
Alta Norte, b. m. by Del Norte, L D. J
wKta 5 S?r - ii w v 1 IlDh. b. m. by Zolock-Ovpsey, Ho
CafSSJ'SloiSSl urC.8h.llVa.rawSTlt SrnU?-0, &Pr
m.n v v pn Bi.- x U1 BMr-
man, iu. F. Bean, - Bpokana. .- .. -
JtoV1 bik i, Jft.S. 5"
i"S;Hk3 lS.,Aim?5tIdftm br
s . Button, Don Matlvia, Dixn, Calf-
'.lot , ch ' g) by Abbotaford ' Jr.-BelL
a itnn k fc h ; i7. r''V.l
Alex
forni
CaVrS. CRn;t.m"Arj?.f,f BaM
rntl "ZSJi-.JL yA3?JocK .-.8aaxa,j
Pri- f--..""- v -'-' 1
- vu. vuariesi
THIS. IS C00xEY,
v.
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Just because this little mite of a
I ball player thinks more of a good,
I .
Juicy cud of Battle Axe than he does
of getting his "picture took," don't get
It into your curly little head, fairest
of fans, that he Isn't a pretty nifty
looker. Phillip Cooney. for that's his
handle, won't tell you now many fern
(nine hearts have capitulated back in
little old New York, but the boys know
I Whole snd fsncv free, an don't riisnaJr.
moy n legion. nut ran-' is ne&ri
I '? m"1 vo wearing long pants lie ioia
mother tha he wanted; a- ball
lwJtn aomethlng else besides air Inside
I Of It. ThOSS whrt hlVI hMM Phil nil
cosohlng line can easily guess that
his mother bought him the best that
eowla oefound 1notharri. , vf
. Well, he started, playing seml-proA
fessional ball around th metropolis untfl
millionaire named Fleischmann saw
pirn along about 1901. Fleischmann
took PhU up In the Cat skill mountains
t play on a summer nine which ho
"uppprted. Strange enough McArdle
of the Seals was on the same team.
Then Phil was gobbled up by the Pat-
tersoni New Jersey team of the Hud-
egue,- wnere-wie -piayea
1808-4. He was drafted by Buffalo
I n na ln was soia to jonns-
I (own in ine -i ri-staie league. Manager
I McCredle's eastern scout found PhU st
"a no was omiea Dy jron-
land.
Everybody knows that Phil Cooney is
the best fielding shortstop ln the league
hmu wiien 11 o gvim eccumomea to Uii
Pacifto osone his batting average is
Douna to iook ' ur some. Ht hit- in
couplets, that Is, he Invariably makes
two mi on -nis jucsy aays.
DENVER r.WI
I
Oolf Tourna-
ment Furnishes Good
Sport for Gallery. .
C T. Spooner -at Seattle twon the
men's ppen championship of Oregon at
the waverly golf links yesterday after
noon, the closing day of the stats' tour-
ii - iM nmnv ot Knrr onn orirn r tm nni
one to play in 18 holes. "
Mrs. -Richard WnnMmr ah th.
women s open championship from Miss
Carrie Flanders with two up and one to
nlar In 11 hnlan
Er. E. B. MoLaughlln of Denver, with
a rune siroae nanaicap maae me nign-
t score of the tournament. 7$.
- The long drive contest was won bv
Richard Wilder of Portland. He sent
iitt'o wnite baji through the osone
Ior ar
was second
lti "tHt average record ln four drives
wTla ladles long drive was won by
Mrs. Richard Koehler with a record tot
1S yards. She also won the average
I Byiuiin uumi m mars; oi
1120 yards. .
The approaching- contest was won by
Hunt Lewis of Portland. The best aver-
Gordon Voorhles of Portland.
Mrs. W. B. Ayer won the ladles' ap-
proachlng contest, and also got the best
mTr',J e'IV-
Albert Smith. Boaeman. Mon
buck. d. sr. dv sacn.innev-xuna
Buok, b,
Beu-
h ch- by Nutwood Wllkes-Pattle D,
Phillips RelcheL Great Falls. Mon-
tana.
JoseDhlne. b. m. bv Zoloch-Ladv Mav.
nomer Mutasrioro. a an ijernaraino, Cal
ifornia. - V
7.a.r t. V Knnt.W., But
Fred Brooker. North Takima.
tionrlr-f-6v r. !
1 cinrh m1 il
r. St.',, AJa
uregon Baoy, duc m.meers cau-
Ainany. . -
tal, I." n 1 .
XJP?LL-
v -yyr'):"t.
ur'irlrJt a?'lVlTl. -'
b. h. by Zombro-Norts, I XAGlbsoi
vm in or l iiormer r Liora lauidt i:ibi
Salem.
Hay OLight br. fe. by Searchllght-
Carrie B., fc. 8. Train.- Salinas, Call-
Atabal. b. g. by Keeler-Altai James
Btranahan, Hood River.
, McFaayen, ch. s. by Dlablo-Bee 8tir--
ung, ts. u. Luaiey, uixon.
Rockaway, rn. g. by 8 tone way, O,
Pounder. Loe Anveles. .- ,
lpper, br,
Cloud - Rubv T. v. ft. Rven
v...,y - a u uiipr, ur, . mil
W1SUU"UD V-' y'- venver.
A - Oumaer, Florence, Colorado.
apld Traaalt ra, itOS Pace, tlrSOO.
Llr hn S.. b. h. bv Diablo-EIlia S.
Mr, t. Vance. Marra-rllle. California
'BaonyT'Monna: " V
. .?na Wllkest' b. m. by Demonld-Trlx,
. W. Marshall. Dixon. California. ? -
mScTo'u "i
r,1." - 4rpny. Montana.
.!! J"-. ThomasHughes. The
Leland Onward,- K h. by Game On-
"'rv - wy.. manrora. j. ,w...ClaTg, Ed
mouion, AJDerta, Canada, . I
SCORES
HIGHES
r.- i .--,.., . t i ,.. ... k . .. , ,
li) Jipillll
McArdle of the Seals Throws
Low to Berry kt the,
v Home Plate. .
MADDER COMES HOME
WITH DECISIVE SCORE
Wily Oscar Jones Takes Long
Chance and Comeg Pretty Nearly
Making Good on His Well-Planned
Little Coup. '
After receiving an awful walloptna
at the hands of San Francisco In the
morning game, those Beavera of ours
cams back yesterday and captured the
game 4 to 3. after It innings of the
most nerve-racking baseball possible.
An error by McArdls In the thirteenth
inning lost for the visitors. With the
bases full, one out and an easy double
play In sight. McArdle threw wild to
Berry and Madden came over with th
wunn auiu wilining run.
Whalen was due mt ttim flnt k.
ter in the thirteenth Inning, but with
darkness coming on fast, McCredle and
Mohler, with the valuable assistance
of one Mr. O'Connell. decided to call
the game after the close of the thir
teenth, and McPrmila iivnrHIn,!,
if P.lan" nl things up before this
b,ic3iimjui. naa a cnance to lena
k uuuuix nKno. in T ri tr arm
den went In to bat for Whalen. and.
alter waiting natlentlv' while thru
balls floated by, and fouling two of
uu;n JJneB Jar. yscaf Jones sent
up, he landed on the last one for a
two-bagger against the right-field
fence.
.McCredle usurped Klnsella's place at
Jh Jt and sacrificed the big catcher
to third. Hlldebrand then had a happy
thoueht. and after Mnf.n. h.tll.
Jones, Hlldy, Mohler snd Zeider, Jones
tooka big chance and passed both
Casey and Ryan to taks a crack at
PxAry' . .Bt Tom had twice before.
in ine tnira and eighth-innings, come
to the bat with mere on third waiting
to "core, and had each time hit Into a
ui?.pUlit5.t kanLe oft chances
to score. Hildy's judgment proved cor
'ct, r Raftery hit into the easiest
kind of a double Dlav. but Mi-iriti
erred In making the throw to the plate
to catch Madden, and th run
over.
Ptaaaaoi Ton oh ad TTn.
Jn"w i5r,tiifHt Pinnance In lively
SmH"-. fllld!b"nd. "oaked the flrsi
rr"JX ft." iu single to left. Moh-
received during the afternoon, forcing
Hlldy to second. Curtis placed a slnerlt
over, second, scoring Hlldy and sending
on the throw to rmh vrna . r.iwi
struck out. With Zeider at b.rTbl
squeese play was signaled for but Pin
nance s throw was so wild that Kir
couldn't reach it and Mohler was caught
between bases. Plnnance threw Zeider
out at tirst. j
Portland couldn't 'a i.v.
"i1 the fourth Inning, when with
V"Lni ftorage, Bassey and
Johnson tripled In succession. Both
hits were clean ones clear to the center
field fence. Cooney andi Johnson worked
the squeeze play and Johnson came over
with the accond run. Portland retained
the lead till the sixth when Frisc sent
two runs across the plate. - i
Hlldebrand was out. n a rt.i.
nKvna oase on DailS.
Curtis hit one to Cooney which the little
shortstop missed and both men were
safe. Melchoir was the next man and
sent a single to right Mohler scored
easily but when Ryan made the first
error m juusmeni wmcn oa use made
this season Curtis scored. Ryan forgot
completely that Curtis was on base and
made several attempts to throw to first
to catch Melcholr and by the time he
woke up Curtis had scored. . Melcholr
tried to take second on the throw, but
a quick return to Cooney by Whalen cut
him off. This ended Frisco's scoring.
-' Boors Tied la Uinta.
..Portland did nothing till tha ninths al
though in the eighth they got men on
second and third with One out, but ln at
tempting to work the squeese play Raf
tery popped up a little fly to Curtis and
both he and Casey, who was on third,
were easy outs. .
- In the ninth. Damlg led off with a
base on balls. Basse singled, sending
Big Dan to third. . The little marquis
was out, however, trying to steal sec-
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.p,r catcher; Hill, first
Habernicht, pilcber; (macot; Chap In,
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STAR ATHLETES
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; Archie Hahn. . ; '
Pacific University, Forest Grove. Or..
May 10. Forrest ' Smlthson has been
training, on the . local track , under
Archie Hahn, Pacific's coach, tha past
week and expects to remain here un
til June I, when ha will go to Port
land to take part ln the P. N. A. meet
ond Berry to Zeider. Johnson's fly to
Piper scored Danzig, but Cooney flew
out to Melcholr. This made it three all
and forced the game ln to extra innings.
Frisco had men on bases in every in
ning thereafter but the necessary hit
was not there. Then came the thir
teenth and winning run and all wag over
till tomorrow.
. Bert Whalen - did beautifully todav
and but for a stolen base bv Berrv when
Piper was -xn second would have gotten
away wl 'a a perfect record. - He had
all the Frisco players on his list and but
few chances were taken with hlnru The I
score:
SAN FRANCISCO.
AB.R-H,PO. A.E.
Hlldebrand, If.
, , . .
0
7
Mohler, zd . . ,
Curtis, b......
1
0
I'
Melcholr, rr....
Zeider. ss......
Piper et.......
!ii M
McAraie. id....
Berry, . e
1 t
0 I
Total 4 44 S 10137 20 2
PORTLAND,
AB. R.H. PO. A.E.
Casey, tb.. .
4 0 1 i t
V O S 4 1
riyan, ri. . . .
Raftery. cf.
2 4
0 4
0 21
20
1 1
I I
11
0 0
1 0
0
6 0
Danzig, lb.
Bassey, If.
Johnson. 8b
1
0
0
0
1
0
Cooney, ss.
Whalen, o. .
Plnnance, P
Kin sella, p.
Madden . .
McCredle"
Total . ...
...38 4 10 3 24 3
lOne out when winning run scored.
Hatted for wnaien in tnirteenttu
Batted for Kinsella.
SCORE BT INNINGS.
San Fran' 100002000000 0 X
Hits ..3 12002001100 110
Portland 000806001000 14
Hlfs
11SZO0QZ1900 110
SUMMARY.
Struck out by Plnnance 1, by Jones
bv Kinsella, 2. Bases on balls off
Plnnance 2, off Kinsella 4, off Jones 4.
Two-base hits Casey, Madden, t Three
base - hits Bassey, Johnson, Doubls
lays plnnance to Danzig to Whalen;
Moiuer to aMiaer xo mcAraiei-Curtis
(unassisted). Sacrifice hits Casey,
Cooney. -Johnson, McArdle, Raftery.
Stolen bases Cooney, Berry. First base
on errors Han Francisco I. Portland 1
Left on bases San Francisco 6. Port.
land 7. Innings pitched by Plnnance
t, ny Kinseiia t. Base mis on fin
nance 7, off Kinsella 3. Time of game
3 hours 23 minutes. , Umpire O Con-
nell. .. -j;',, r. oV.:c.-V.,;'?i!,i.
! ' ThJf Daw In Sport Annalg.' .
1858 "Tankee Sullivan, famous pu
gilist, died at San Franolsco, aged 48. 1
1870 At New Tork: 'A.:- P. Rudolph
defeated John Deory In bWllard match
for champion eu and S1.000,
; 1877 The Allegheny and Indianapo
lis baseball teams played a tie game of
inuings, a to 2. j
' 1878 At Chlcaeo' - Seventv-f ive-honr
Chamnionshln walkino- .. match won bv
G. Parry, 268 miles.
lis At cnicaso: George Blossom
' OREGON CITY BASEBALL TEAM.
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P'ye" f-re: Top rowSater, shorUtop; Locke, "second '
base: Telford.-center field.: Bottom
left field; Krnser, tilrd base.- -
ON THE MARK.
v;'- Forrest Smltbson. ;j
.Hahn Is noted for being a fast man
prr - his marks and : Smlthson is here
learning ine Michigan rorm, as be ad
mits be is slow In starting. 1 smlthson
has been teaching the local men his
form In the hurdles, which Is one he
has worked out for himself, and they
ahow . remarkable Improvement for. the
nun una m iu oeen wnn tnem.
(800) defeated Jacob Sohaefer (857) In
match- for. blllitrd championship.
1888 Upwards ef 80,000 people paid
admission to the Polo, grounds. New
xora. to witness two games between
tne wew rorir and Detroit clubs.
1301 At Baltimore: Joe Gans knocked
out oDDy uodos in seventh round.
. "rq. oseDerry e ocero won
tne . .p8om aeroy. .
ON EASTERX DIAMONDS.
We"tfee tHts gprlng means that
It will take mighty gooJT niahagenieht
to pull several of the minor baseball
leagues tnrougn tnia season.
There are several v.iinn.i i. tn.
SU?1 ht would give mors than 34 for
uinats.
Manager Griffith ot the New Tk
Americans surely picked up a wonder ln
jr injimr jnumng, xormeriy or tne in
state league.
uosing tbe game on tha day they
wurm b cnempionsnip
may prove a hoodoo to the tfhl,
Cub" .JFhe . Nw York Glanta did the
aiuo ining in nog.
'.ir c,nch that the , pitching staff
will have to do better work tor the
yr uwmi ii me team is to get
near the cupola. , ;
"Josh' Clark, a brother of Manager
Fred of Pittsburg, Is proving one of the
finds of the season for the Cleveland
club. .'
Manager Billy Murrav of tha Philadel
phia Nationals seems to have found the
secret of how to make youngsters play
star baseball.
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Cincinnati haha1i ean. ...t
Jy klppy" If the Reds succeed In hold
ing down a first division berth through
the season. ...
The Chlcaa-n and Tlntrnl nlnh, tt,.
American league are both playing far
better ball than their were a month r
and doubtless will keep the . leaders
hustling from now on. ,
"Rube" Wadlletl an be to .. n
against a s-ood many hard propositions.
muv mivii mey reiuw iq permit you to
spend vour own money, . why, ft cer
tainly beats 'em tU,,,-:;;-; ;h;-u
Few Of the . TMinMr HAiMtlln .
doing better work than Johnny Bates
of the Boston Nationals, Johnny has
a way of slapplnr the ball out near the
ience zor extra oases that makes the
pitcher pull down his cap and taks a
wilvu in ui. Humeri. v ,. M
Messrs. Jones af rhm imninM
Of Detroit and Griffith of New Tork
have all gone through tha experience
recently of being placed where . they
vmiu uo no nnrm ror a rew aays. Ana
Its not a verv aronit vur fnr tha
puiMiun or managers, eitner, ; -
What av Man Dora.
From tha Dilnini Kan
When a man damn't f.l Ilr talking
uuuib vi y buiuv woman ana listens.
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BEST OF SCRAPS
Ta-4-
to Matcli Classiest Fight
" ers in World, v -
BOXING GAME MAT NOT
SURVIVE PRESENT YEAR
Bloomers Pulled Off Recently Have
Hurt Game In California Loa An
gelea Anxious to See Expansion of
the Coast Leagne. '
By Will J Slattery.
Bait Francisco. May 30. San
Fran-
Clsoo pids fair to becoma the
scene
of several big puglltstio matches thla
summer , and fall, provided everything -works
"oat; right Promoter Jim Cof-
f roth, the man who has pulled off most
of the big mills in this vicinity during
tne past 10 years, is on his way east
to nikt imnnniinli with tha K.
bosers In this country and Europe with
the Idea Of DUttlna- tMkm An at kla Ul..
alon street arena before winter sets In.
Colfrptb, will stop over at Milwaukee
and take in the Ketchel-Papke fight
Which is scheduled to be staved there
on the evening of June 4. Cof froth has
a low down hunch that the mill will be
mi vnaausiaciory one as xar as the re
sult soes. L,ik manv nt tha Atha
knowing ones, he does not believe that
either man has a chance to score a de
cisive victory In 10 rounds. Both men
are strong, husky fellows who can take
an awful beating and If 4ha dope goes
for anything, neither figures to stow
the eta away or eveir gain a command?
mg lead In such a limited bout.
It is Coffroth's Idea, to nmitih the,
men for this city late in July in th
vent that the bout goes the limit as
he expects. He will offer them a fat
guarantee, with the privilege of a per- -
centers of the movlnr nirtture mnalnts
which should prove a paying venture
provided . the fight turns out as -everybody
expects It will. It looks as thoua-h
the tffalr would null a hi a- hnuaa hare
as Papka has never received mora than
?!, nis bit out of any right It
Is more than an even mmn hat, that'
he will tump at a chance to gather mora
than twice that amount by taking on
Ketchel in a 46-round mill, even though
it Is carded manv mil. a awav frnm hla
home.
When he finishes with Papke and
Ketchel, Coffroth Intends to so right to
Chicago and there sicn up Packy Me
Farland for the winner of the Gans
Nelson affair which Is to take place here
on July 4. Though the plans for this
match are at nreaent verv inrfof tnlta
Coffroth would like to stags It on tha
afternoon of Admission day, September
0. This was the date of the great Brltt
Nelson contest which drew 850,000 three
years aero an the wllr.nrnmnter ha.
lieves that he can get just as much
wtth McFarland and either, the cham
pion or the Durable Dane. --
McFarland is verv much elata Avar
his victory over Brltt last month and
has been crying for a match with either
Gans or Nelson ever since. Now If ha
Is sincere and wants to" talk business
very badly, he will have the chance
of his lifetime. Like many others, he
thtnks that Gans Is rettlnar old and that
even should the black boy beat Nelson
he will be so badly- used up after the
mm mat ne wiu prove duck soup for
live one, r
V -'.
A return match between Owen Mo.
ran, 'the champion " featherweight of
Great Britain, and Abe Attell, the holder
of the American title is also planned
by Coffroth and while he Is In tha east,
he will meet Moras ln New Tork and
try to arrange a meeting between him
and the little Hebrew here some time
during the fall or summer. This should
prove a wonderful drawing card. The
laat bout between the mea, on New
Tear's day, went 88 rounds to a draw
and proved one of the - greatest fights
ever pulled off around this city. Moran
showed that ha needed a couple of more
pounds and fa Attell has been fight
ing nothing but lightweights here for
the last few months It seems only rea
sonable that he will grant Moran a
couple or more pounds. Then the little
Britisher can do ihlmeelf Justice.
Jerry Drlscoll, the other diminutive
Englishman, who is credited with a
victory over Moran nn tha nth.- . 1.1.
of the water m another fighter Cof
froth would like to bring out here If
possible and should he fall to secure
Moras he will undntintadlv la,t rwi.
coll. Even should tha latter fall him
fifB ?hChfBC? t? "rb' off Charlie
Griffin, the Australian, who la 'now in
New Tork seeking new victims. Grif
fin cleaned uo everything (n tha ka-
So country and Is touted as a won
er with both mitts. He is under the
management of Htm Pniint tha ...
7 ifff fthandle Toung Corbett when
the little Benverlte waa In his prima
three or four years ago.- ,
ITl flln II Ifl a. site, rah n rrtm at ,ttM.
knows Just what, is going to happen.
The members of the trust ' are laying
low after pulling off so many bloomers
lately and It : looks as though, they are
afraid to take a ehtiu. k, .a
cent fights proving auch poor drawing
cards and com Ins- in for ao much un
favorable , comment. : j : ,- ? ,
8am Berger haa the June permit but
that Is about all he' haa for nothing that
looks like a wood match I. In S.m.
mind. He mates Attell and McFarland
or tha Boer and MoFarland or In fact
most anybody he could lay has hands
on but when; It came to a showdown..
Sam would not so to the bat. ao tha
proposed matches fell through. All of
the bokers are In tha star' a iaa nw
and consequently they demand guaran-
xinagin wnat a cnancs tney bad
to get a guarantee from Btrnr. Am
soon as he heard this word uttered ha
threw both, hands In tha. air and maa
signs for the police to coma to his res
cue. ' ,
NOW that hS has blown all ehanoea tn
match any of the lightweights Berger
has signified his Intention to put 'rn
. vi ivrouno aiiairs netween-
thlrd and fourth ratera This anrt nf
a show may net him a few paltry dol
lar but It will not go for the local
spbrtlng- public Once they begin to
eneaoen the same ln thla rliv Tt
be' curtains .wHh boxing. The chance '
are mat its aays are numbered at that'
but still.' there la no necessity for kill
ing It outright when there Is a chants
to put on a few rood ones within th -
year or .so. and the sport promises to
weather the storm for that length of
tlma anyhow. - . -, . ' , . . '
- . ' w a m ' . . . , t
President 3. Cat Itvln. a tha t.iiV '
Coast league Is ready to declare war '
on Manav.r nua-dnln nf tha EiAai...i..w.
if the worst comes to-tha wnrat t
cording to-Ewing he hss about made up ( .
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