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THE OREGON AILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, THURSDAY EVENING, JUNE 4, 1603.
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i HIGH IITRV LIST FOR
ABOUT OUR SUITS FOR
TALLIES THREE
1908 RECORD P. (1. 11. CONTEST
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Viking Makes Three-Bagger
. With Bags Populated
Kinsella Unsteady.
' Ot Johnson I likely, lad.
Mostly rood and rarely bad. .
A Viking who1 the beat on tap;
Always ready with the rap
When Hi bases fairly groan
With their weight of Beaver bona.
McCredle'a Murmuring. -
Ot Johnaon' wa aH the candy with
tha willow yesterday and hla Ion drtva
through Oak traddled :JgV' In tha
third Inning, with tha bag bulging With
Heavers, gave Portland tha aecond gam
of the aeriea from Loa Angela v I t t
Ai aome tall sprinting ana
stretched
the tilt into a three-bagger.
The Angela put two over during tne ai
turbanoe. although It looked mighty
dangerous during several cantoa, when
th. crmtia nitchln of Kinaella alloed
the cushions tobeeome Inhabited. '
Things started oft with a rush -and It
looked as If both teams .might register.
During the opener the Angela -shoved
two around to third and the Beavera
prot one to that coveted station. The
econd was quickly disposed of. - but
there were things doing In the third. JOr
the locals. . . 1 '
Kinsella fattened his batting average
on one of Nagle' beat, moved to third
on Ryan's single and scored on Danjlg s
ne-bagaer. Bassey got a paaa to first,
vhlch filled the pillow. Then Johnaon
came un and rapped one to deep center
field, the sphere skimming between
HebeT Oakes' -twigs . and continuing to
the fence. Although Cooney got a baa;
n hall and continued on to second
while Happy Hogan nonchalantly held
the achere. there was nothing more In
tha baa- for the homer., Whalen was
AnnH malrlnr tha third Out.
Portland's other score cam in the
succeeding inning. ' AfterKlnselU
fanned and Caaer went out, Wheeler to
JMlion, Ryan punea a smgia air
fnllnweA with' another slnal. Whlcl
nlaced Buddr on third and a moment
1tr tha hraa executed a double steal.
Kyan's run was the last, for Dansig
a a an easy infield out. -
m Anirelea a-ot one in the fourth In
ring on a pass to Dillon and auccesslv
singles by Brashear and Jud Smith.
Their other run waa earned. Kinaella
commenced fooling alone; and Rube Ellis
bitted one thfct-thfr-hrtdegroom lobbed
vr It was a beautiful line drive that
sailed past Raftery and was good for
three ba;s. Delmas was an easy out.
but Easterly, who succeeded Happy Ho
can after the fourth inning, rapped out
a pretty single that permitted Ellis to
trot home. Kagle went out on a fly,
but Kinsella passed Oakes and "Wheeler
and things looked bad. Little Cooney
paved Kinsy's bacon by scooping up
lMllon's hot grounder and heaving - It
to first Just in time. ' :
The cqti
ii-iv-'-LOa ANGELES. V
: y-.-( k ar r,hVp6.a.e
OakeS. Cf. ........... 0 0 O 0
"Wheeler. 2b. ... i 0 0 11
Dillon, lb. ........... I
Braahear, rf . . . . . . 4 A j
frimith, 3b....,.,...,. 3 ;$
Kills, If ........ . ...... 4 1
Delmas, sa. .......... 4 , 0
0 9 1
110
11 0
1 1 0 0
mm
JioerHn, c. . r. ....... . 1
Naa-le, p............. 4
1 g 4 2
1 0 0
Easterly, c.
...
Total 'ii,
J. ..11 1 S 14 11 1
PORTLAND.
:".,.; . Aa aH.PO.A-E.
It van. rf. 4 . 1
. Raftery, cf . ........ 4 f 0
Danxlg, - lb 4 1
Bassey, If. ... ...... I 1
Johnson, Sb, ......... 4
Cooney, , as . .......... 1 0
Whalen. c. .......... , 4 0 ;
Kinsella, p..... 1. 1
Total V;Vi....i..14 S 1. 17 14
" ; SCORE JBT INNINGS. -
Los Angeles..... 0100001
kii. s a i i o o o
Portland .......... 0 4 1 0 0 0 0 5
Hits 9 4 10 110 I
SUMMART.
' Btruck but by Kinaella , by Nagle
E. Bases on balls off Kinsella T, off
Nsgle 1. Two-base hits Nagle. Three
bnse hits Johnson. EUla Sacrifice
hits Kinaella. Stolen base Oakes,
oney, Ryan. Raftery, Bassey.
tin Dy
Hitched balls Smith, Oakes. First base
T
on errors ixs anireies z, ronuura
1.
Ieft
Angeles
Port.
land 0. Time of gam 1 hour mln-
utea Umpire O Connell. t ,
Oakland. 7; TVUoo, 6.
ai IPranrlano. June 4. It took the
i Oaka 11 inning to beat the Seal jroa-
lerlay,;7 to . ,;, -
Th score: r , i
f . . , SAN rRANCISCO.5 i -
AB.aH.PO. A.E.
Hlldebrand,
Mohler. lb
1
1
1
0
1
0
0
0 0
0
Williams, lb
,-weicnoir, ti
Zelder,: ss
Piper, cf
McArdle, tb ........
Berry, ............
Jones, p ............
Hanlay, p ..........
Totals .......... ..48
ii soi4 a
No on eat when winning ran iscored.
if'V4'' - " OAKLAND.'
AH.aH.PQi A.B5.
Van Haltrm, cf ..... 6 1 f , 0 0
Haley. 2b ...I.... ( 1 t ' 2 I 0
n
Heltmuller,, rt ...... 4
Katan, a ............ 4
cook, it ..I.,.,.,... s
Hog-an, lb g
Altman, Sb (
Jjfwla, e ............ 4
J
0
10
0
6
1
ti
.'right, p
Total ......... ...41 T II St 10 4
SCORH BT INNINGS. " "
San FYan ...0 0001011090 0
Hit. 0014 11111 JZl!
Oakland .,...1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 17
HIU ..;...4 lllOtlflt 1 g
, . :,:? : SUMMART.: A - s .
Stolen bases Zelder, Piper, Heltmul
ler. Home run HeltmuUer. Sacrifice
hits Wriffht. .Van Haltren. HUdebrand.
Ilaley. Lewis, Melchoir, .Cook, Fooler.
MeArdle. Double playa UcArdle to
"Williams to Berry, Melchoir to Berry
to Williams. ' First base on balla Off
Jones t, off Wriaht 1. Struck outBy
Wrlfrht 4. WUd pitches Wright 1
Time of game Two hours. Umpire
perrlne. -:-.-.: r- . .
Sailor : Want Bafl Game. ,
The baseball team of the Destroyer
Preble would like t play any nine
a round Portland at any time during
the vessel's stay in the harbor. Ad
dress captain baseball team, U. B. S.
jTetl. . - , , .
A Grand TamUy Xedlclna. :
It sive me pleasure to apeak
a
rnotl -word for Klectrla Bitters.
writes
'rnlan of No. 42 Houmnn
treet, Nw York. -"Ifs k grand fam
liv rntlirlne fr dypepsla and liver
c r.iriiiK'ations; w hile for lame back and
" ki1nve It- cannot b too highly
)-.mmeri-1ill." Kl'ctrie Hitters regu
) the !stiv function, purify the
s n,l ttr.part newel vleror and
;"Htity to the and 3blinatd of
l"n Kxr Kol.1 t)nilr guarantee at
v,-i IVtig comyany's drug store.
Robert
FltzBlmmona,
Open With
Who With
Pantage at
Hla
the
KETCHEL-PAPKE LULL
AROUSES INTEREST
Battle at Milwaukee Will Be
. Seen by Great Many
Fight Fans. ,
. Milwaukee, Wis., June 4. This city
1 keenly Interested in tha big fight to
night between Stanley Ketchel and Bill
Paplte, whose ring Achievement during
the past year placed them In the front
rank In their division.
There have been many notable pugll
iatlc enoounter In the Cream Citv dur
ing tha past few years, but none ho
the battle to be puffed oft in the Hip-
joarome tonignt. xne Milwaukee Ath
etlo club, under whose auanlcea tha
mill is to take place, expects a record
breaking crowd at the ringside. Chi'
cago Is sending a big delegation of
Papk rooter and numerous other out-of-town
point will be represented.
The article of arreement call for a
ten-round ao. the men to weigh in at
o clock at 154 pounds.. Malachy Ho
gan of Chicago ha been selected to
refare the bout
Both flarhtera have been in nnnatant
training ever since tha match waa
made. Realising that the result of tha
fight wll either make or mar their on
ward strides towards the championship,
neither fighter desired to tn.kaa.nv
chance on condition. Report ' from
their respective training Quarters todav
are to the effect that both, men are in
the' very beat of condition. While both
fighter have about an equal number of
well wishers, it is a different thing
when it come to the betting. Ketcholl
rules tha favorite, though there annears
to be no lack of Papke admirers ready
to take up the bets at the odd offered.
STANFORD BOYS
AT CHICAGO MEET
(United Press leased Wire.) :
Chicago. "June 4. The Stanford unl
veralty athlete arrived her today con
fldent and in excellent condition for tho
western championship meet which will
be held Saturday.
The Stanford boy took up their
Quarters in the Del Prado hotel and
were tha object of much attention by
field sport enthuslaata. , They held their
first 'limbering up practice"' after their
long trip and made a good showing.
-Coach Stagg of Chicago university
looked the western lads over and sail
that h was confirmed in hi belief that
they would carry away first honor in
un con vest. ?- :..- : .
The California athlete, however, look
wim aome question on tne asaurance
from Stagg. It la a wall-known custom
of Chicago university to talk up it
opponent previous to contest ox ail
ami
ndav
EDJJHINDSOir COMING TO
P. 2T. A. CHAMPIONSHIP
Assurances have been received at tha
Multnomah club that Edmundaon. th
crack distance runner of the Univer
sity of Idaho, ' would be a competitor
in the F. N. A. frames on Multnomah
field Saturday. Edmunaaon was late in
sending in hi entry, and there . wai
fear that he would not bo present '
There are now 124 competitor en
tered in the various events, which la
about tbree time as many a ever be
fore contesting in a P. N. A. champlon-
mp meeting. i ? s ,
This Date in the Annal of Sport.
1858 At Wllliamsbura. New York!
James McKay launched the first shell
racing boat in America, the Experiment.
nooeri
Fltssimmona.
pugilist.
born In Cornwall. Entrland.
loss At xiew xora: Type
setting
match, t00, three hour, solid
minion
type, IS ems measure; J.
tiv: Ira 8omers, ,076.
AicUann, o.
182 Frank O. Lens' started from
city haJI. New York, on a bicycle trip
around the world, i - - r
ll-At Buffalo: The Buffalo baae-
bali team made five noma run In a
game with Albany. , , -
1(00 At Chelsea. Maaioif himetta
Jimmy Brlggs knocked out Jack Flavin
in iittn rounn.
107 At New "York: Tommy Murphy
loat to Harry Harris on a foul in the
eigntn round. .
t, i President to Start Yachts.
(Oalted Prenf Uued Wire.)
,Lo Angelee, Cal., June 4 President
Rooeevelt will start the Ban Pedro- to
Hawaii yacht' race on the Fourth of
July provided he accepts the invitation
Of the chamber of commerce which was
extended to blm today by wire, i The
chief executive tsrsked to start the
race by preaslna ai button in Wh.
wiiii-ji win Dy. means of a
Mil, M'lll I . .
iitfii'iti wirf TOTinwunn Iiasn tne IZ'
ju4 to San' I'eUro harbor. ' ,
1 :
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Wife, Jnlla Mar Olfford, Will
Marquam Next Week. a
T WILL KEEP
Despite Derby Defeat, . He
Will .Establish New ,
; . Racing Stables.
- (United Press Leased Wire.)
London, June 4. In spite of tha fall,
ure of hi entry, Norman III. to make
a :howinr to the Derby yeaterday, Au
gust Belmont announced today that he
had decided to go in extanalvely for
rayng In Great Britain. He la looking
for suitable stablos in Ireland where he
propose to breed and train steeplechas
ers and hla color will be prominent la
next year1 meeting In Ireland and
England. '....'"'''';
Belmont disagrees with , Richard
Croker that Ireland Is a better training
ground for flat racer than England, and
most of his flat racer will ba trained
at New Market. England.
james J. raricinson. who was Rich
ard Croker' first' trainer, will have
charge of the Belmont atables in Ire
land Parkinson ha been commissioned
to find the best that money can buy in
the way of young blood and begin pre
paring the horses immediately for the
next season. Belmont 1 trying to ca
dre the exclusive services of Danny
Maher to ride for him. Maher want
$40,000 g year to ride only on the flat I
1
It doesn't
matter
whether you
are
stopping In a palatial
hotel i or - merely passing
; little dgar store you can
package of : .-
anvwhere. any time, any
BELMOfl
COLORS
A
You don't have to accept a substitute no
wise dealer will attempt to offer a substitute
for tmperiales. -mm " . ,
; Their pure, thin mais
CO ana vneir inQiviuuin. iuwuiiiti-ww
made them such a success that the men of
. the West smoked over, 125,000,000 Impe-
riales in 1007. The fame of Impenales is
-spreading rapidly eastward aa well-
fPERlALF1
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1 r-JUMAK
Only Once Before Has Track
. Team Done as Well
as This Year.
'(Special Dtipetck to Toe JooraaL) -Paclflo
University. Forest Grove, Or..
June 4. Af ter winning every meet and
thus obtaining the championship of the
smaller colleges of the state. Pacific's
track team -has disbanded. - Only one
before in It history ha a track team of
racino university established auch a
record, and that
waa in 1004, when the I F aJF . i i D Puea on promptly at
by A. C. Ollbert. the1:'. O'clock, and there will be no
V won th State Cham- r1!. rl? the progrea of the field
ream, captained
Yale pola-vaulter,
plonfhlr
hln. -
The team this year waa not comnaaed
of star, but waa made un of a. wall.
rounded aggregation of performer who
always came
in tor their share of the
second and third placea aa well aa the
flrsta Several new men have haan da.
voloped who will be a tower of strength
to the team next year. Mayfleld, who
ha never- had any experience on the
track before thta year, mada a-ood rec
ords in the dlsou and shot-put and will
undoubtedly make marked improvement
next year. Koch and K. I. Abraham
also came out well in th distance and
H. B. Ferrtn in the jumps. - All of this
year s men. except 8. B. Lawrence and
Captain C D. Mason, who will graduate.
will be back next year and under Archie
Hahn's coaching should develon into a
verySformldable bunch of athletes.
Reginald Robinson and Alexander
Roblnaon "were th stars of th team.
."Reg" made the records of 101-8 In the
100-yard dash and It 4-S in the hlrh
hurdles, while his brother "Alex" cov.
red th half mile In 1:011-5 and the
mile In 4:45. H. P. Humphrey, captain
of next year a football team, was also
an exceptionally strong man, clearing
X incbea In the broad ,
the l4U-vard dash In
and
He will represent Multnomah in those
event at the P. N. A. meet next Sat
urday. '';.'...'.!' . .0'...
Great praise is given Coach Archie
Hahn, tha famous Michigan sprinter, for
th fin record of hi team. He ha had
charge of all th athletic of - Pacific
during' tha past year and la to fill th
am position next year, which la a
guarantee or a successful athletlo ea-
aon for Pacifio next vaar.
iroi towing are tne result or this
ears traoK team: Factrio college io.
aclfio university "7: Willamette uni
versity 64, Pacifio 'university 61; Mo
Mmnvllle coneg? 40, Pacifio university
iv, maiunj a loiat or iiv point lor tn
home learn as compared with 120 point
mad by it opponents.-
Ladles' Dog Show at Mineola.
' (TJnltea Press Leased Wire.)
New 1 ork. June 4. The annual show
Of the Ladle' Kennel association of
America bad an auspicious opening at
Mineola today and will continue over
tomorrow- in addition to 50 regular
classes this year there la a long Hat of
special, Including a cup for" th best
pack of rive eoupie in foxhound, to be
shown Dy we masier or me xoxnounds
or whip in hunting costume. Midgley
Marsden and C. , Houlker, two of the
best all-around Judge in England, have
come over to pass on tne various breeda
Favclfio Coaat League,
''" ' " . " Won. Lost.
Los Angeles ..........27 : 23 .
Portland ....16 it
San Francisco ........27 18
Oakland ........... ...l 2
P.C.
oB0
.832
.491
.442
Wabach Wants Game. "
. Th Wabash baseball team would Ilk
a gam tn or out of town for next Sun
day. .- ... .;.,
The Crucial Test, . - r
From th Cleveland Plain Dealer. '
"Do you consider your nerve T auf.
ftciently ateady to fit you for an air
anip navigator t
i "Well, I've been out In a cano with
a nervou fat girl." -.
a ;
get a
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Smoke them all day long ii you want
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Sold Emywhwm ..
TBI iOEX BOUMAM COMrAHT
Mtanfactarcr
Saamndico
Best Athletes on Coast Will
Compete on Multnomah ,
.Field' Saturday,
Everything 1 In readiness for the
Multnomah - championship game at
Multnomah field , Saturday afternoon.
and,, arrangement have been mad to
tak "car of at least 10,000 peopl on
tha ground. ; Practically, everyone of
the best athletes on the coast will be
competitors. ' Tha first event on tha
events, tha track events will be pulled
uii a-iau, . . . 1 .
Here is the program and entries
100-vard da ah WMartln u . a r
Forrest Smithson, M. A. A. C; J. Hol-
mn, m. a. a. C'.; J. u. Bchroeder, M.
Zi-' r- i uernarot, Olympic: E.
Brd. Tacoraa high choolj Huaton. V.
of O. I Moon. U. of O.i B. Glsh. 6. A.
c ,-a Malcomaon, a A. C.; P. McCon-
.l-mile run Frank Smith. M. A. A. C;
W. T. Smith. M, A. A. C.; I-L W. Gam-
"?l6A Ml AA A .il Y" H- Devolt. M. A.
A. C; A- Dorrls. Lafayette blah school:
R. A. Stepheaon. N. A. C, Seattle; A.
GIf rn?r'5lmE,c: Clark, faooma high
school; E. Q. Clark. 8. A. C.s Edmond-
ton, Idaho. -i '
180-yard run Frank Smith. M. A. A.
C. R. Peterson, M. A. A.. C:; H. W.
Gammle. M. A. A. C; B. Greenham. M.
A. A. C; W H. Devolt, M. A. A. C: A.
Dorrls, Lafayette high school; A. Glar
ner, Ohrmplo! E. O. Clark. B. A. C;
Edmondson, Idaho.
440-yard run W. Martin. M. A. A. C;
W. T. Smith, M. A. A. C; B. Greenham!
a. jo. aiumporey. M. A.
P-i."-. ?j?"er, Olympic; E. It. Camp
bell. 8. A. C.5 B. Glsh. 5. JL gTx Mai
comson. 8. A. C: W. 8toll, S. A. d O.
S1??1, 8i vi 7- McConnell, V. A.
C; Edmondson, Idaho.
i,110-yard hurdle George E. Philbrdok.
M. A. A. C; Forrest Smithson, M. A. A.
C.; F. Lanagan. Olympic; F. Beckers,
Taooam high aohool; KuykandalL U. ot
10-yard run W.' Martin, M. A. A. C.
Forrest Smithson, M. A. A. C; J. G.
Schroeder. M. At A. d: R. v. Rmwdio
M, A. A. C.J PC Gerhardt, Olympic;
E. Byrd, Taootna- high chool;, Huston,
U. of O.: Moon, U. of a; B. Glsh, S. A.
C-5 J. Maloomeon. B., A. C . F. Mo
Connell, V AC
' szu-yara nuraie QeorgawphlU
brook, Forrest Smithaon, BTRVBrowdie,
M. A. A. C.; F. Lanagan, Olympic; W.
rinjo, iniin nigu acnooi; Jtiusion, u.
of 0.: J.
Brackett, S,
1-D0iind
hot George W. Phllbrook.
George Hug. H.
McKlnney, C. Wolff,
M. A. A. C. ; R. Rose, A. Munn, Olympic:
B. Banta. 8. A. C; J. Glllas. V. A. C.
Hlgh Jump Forrest Smithson, R.
Chapman. C. Swan G. L. Lounsbery,
M. A. Ai Ct A. Munta, Olympic; F.
Bookan. Tacoma High school; H. Boman,
M.A, D. &r? S. A. C.J J. Gil-
Broad Jump Forrest Smithson," R.
Chapman, R. Peterson. E. Frohman. C
Swan, H.JP. Humphreys M. A. A. C.;
A. Munn, Olymplo; Kuykendall. V. of O.;
D. Grant. B. Giah. J. Malcomaon, S. A. C.
yDlsous George W. Phllbrook, M. A,
(Continued on Page Sixteen.)
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