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THE . OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL, PORTL AND, SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE : 7, '1608.
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SILEM GETS BEST
OF COAST HORSES
TWO $5,000 STAKES RICHEST OF ALL
Secretary M. D. Wilson of the North
west Fair association's harness racing
circuit, yesterdajr completed the offi
cial list of entries In the Salem fair
races from September 14 to 19. Salem
presents the richest stakes In the entire
northwest in the Greater Balem purse
of tt.000 for the-2:08 pace, and the
Lewis and Clark purse, worth 18.000
also for I:t4 trotters.
The stake races are well filled, some
at the lists betas unuauallylong. The
ereatest horses in the west will be
,. among the contestants.
' Tha antrlaa and atakes follow: 9
- JUswis and Clark lUrse, 8:14 Trot, $60O0
Freddie C. Jr. b. &., Prince uireci
Bertie. Ed Cudlhee. Seattle, Washington.
Nogl, b. h.. Athablo-Cora Wlckersham,
barlow Walton. Fresno. California.
v Elma O, blk. m, Ked Byron, I. D.
Channell.- HlUaboro. Orsson.
Cry 11a Jones, ' blk. g., Capt Jones-
Bessie, E. T. Hay, Spokane, Washington.
Satin Royal, c h., Bonner N. B.-Mln-Bie
M.
Tha Commonwealth, b. h.. Shadeland
Onward-Aotlon, N. K. West, La Grande,
Oregon. -
Lady W, b. m. King Alexis, L. C.
BhlL Walla Walla. Washlnaton.
I Air Inea, b. m- Nutwood WUkes-
: Cor. James B. Smith. San Francisco.
Lucretta, br. m., Naaote-Luoyneer,
Joseph Thompson, San Francisco.
Berta Mao, br. bu, McKtnney-Alberta,
W. Parsons, Salinas, California.
1 Princess Louise, b. dl, Pel Coronado
Judge pillon. eh. m., Sidney Dillon
Evallne, Mrs. L. J. ti.
Anceles. California.
- Kirily W, b. m., James Madison-Cor
nel la Rose, F. K. Ward. Los Angeles.
Delia Perby, blk. m., Charles Derby.
Nora D, C Whitehead, Salinas, Call-
zornia. -
Easter Bells, b. m.. Dlablo-Ellsa 8.
Tonopah. b. h., Blllups-Bllaa 8., W. L.
Vance, Marysville, California.
Yosemlte, ch. g, Monterey-Leap' Tear,
P. J. Williams, San Lorenao, California.
Day Break, b. ft. Ten Rose-Day Light,
Joe F. McOuire, Denver, -Colorado.
Queer Knight, b. g.. Knight-unknown,
William Morgan, Pasadena, California.
Helen Dare, br. m.t Zombro-unknown,
Oaorge .X, Beckers, Los Angeles, Cali
fornia. - '
Bert Aaondale, b. g., Sidney DlHon
Oakley Russell, George Ramage, Pleas-
anron, caiiiornia.
JSKfr TbI-."lk&. " 1 AlberU. CanaSa."
Thomas H. Brents. Walla Walla. Wash
On Time b. $.. Montlvlew-Nellle M
Robert Britts. Fair Orounda. Or.
Pat Duff b. c, Mike Duf f-8tambole,
Sam Casta, Fair Grounds, Or.
Hazel Wood b. m.. Valley Boy-Fift.
Dr. K J. Young, Salem, Or.
Oregon Boy br. , h.. Progress Bonso-
lene, w. xi. Hogan, Amany, ur.
Hognn b. h., Progress-Roberta, F. A.
Zomdell.b. h., Zombro-Homebox, George
Ulll. Kaiem, Or.
Silk Hal br, h Hal B-Lady May, D.
B. Stewart. Spokane, Wash.
Lonso M. b. c4 Lonso-Mollle, M. J.
Jones. Portland. Or.
Klllarney b. c, Lonso-dam by Love
lace, ueorge uryan, carieton, or.
Kitty Wealth b. t. Tha Common-wealth-Kitty
Caution, N. K. West. La
Grande, Or.
Dr. Jones blk. h.. Cant McKlnnev-
Alto Norte. John Pender. Portland. Or.
Jemima Kin, c m. B. C. Klnar-Batav
Ross, J. W. Holllnshead, Ladnar, B. C.
Gordon b. jr.. Read Seal-Flora 2d, B. C.
iteyi, i'erryaaia, or.
Inland Xmpire rnrae, S-Tseur-Old Trot,
aouu.
Dr. Ullman. b. h.. The Bondsman. I.
D. Chappelle. Hillsboro. Oreron.
HUlcard. b. a.. KalasDell-Klttr Cau
tion, w. k. west. La uranaa, Oregon.
Bonkln. b. B.. Bonnie McfC-Vantrlra.
George A. Kelly, Walla Walla, Wash
ington.
Nusado, br. h.. Nushagak-Addie B
Anjella, b. f., Prince Anael-Majella
B., Alex Brown, Walnut drove, Cali
fornia. Katallnav b. f., Tom Smith-Kate
Lumsy. J. W. Zlbbell b Son, Fresno,
California.
Don Reglaldo, b. h- On Stanley-Bell
Raymond, F. E. Ward, Los Angeles,
California
N. G. King, b. h.. B. C. King-Betsey
Ross, J. W. Holllnshead, Ladner, B. C.
Ajjm k ijiiu, u. ut ailuiio-woiuij a.
mm Linasey, fair urounas, Oregon.
Stam Bird. b. a-.. Stem B.-8wlftblrd.
Charles F. Sllva, Sacramento, Califor
nia. Princess Direct, br. m., Teddy A.-Lady
Mao, li. A. Gardner. Walla Walla, Washington.
Mary Mlms. br. m.. Tha Bondsman-
Screnea, W. R. Clemens, Moscow, Ida ha
Lady Seal. br. I.. Red Seal-Bird. Bam
Casto, Fair Grounds, Oregon.
Kapia Transit purse, l.ob pace, 11,000:
Sir John 8.. b. h.. Diablo-fellsa 8.. W.
L. Vance, Marysville, California
Lland Onward, b. h.. Game Onward-
Lady Stanford, J. W. Clark, Edmonton.
Pounder. Los Anaeles. California.
The.Angelus, br. h., Zombro-Hssel
Kinney, P. W. Hodges, Pleasanton, California.
Tolanda, McKlnney-dam by Guy
Winces.
' ValleJo GlrL McKinnev-dam. by Mc
Donald Chief, Frank iL Burke, San
Francisco, California.
Lady McKlnney, b. m., Washington
jMCKJnney-juaviaviue Maia, tranit j.
Kirkpatrick. San Francisco.' California
Richie Baron, br. g.. Baron Wilkea-
Winell, Morris Bros., Pony, Montana.
Van Norte, blk. g., Del Nor-dam by
Ingram, A. pniiups, Bpokane, wasning
ton.
Sidonls, b. h., St Nicholas-Haxel
Wilkes, W. H. Williams. SaUnas, Cal-
liornia.
Prince Seattle, b. h., Stam B. -Bertie.
Doe llundy, b. g., Zombro-Uypsle, B. a.
bailey, Albany. Oregon.
Doe Fraser. b. r. Stam B-nnknown, G,
H. Fraxer. Loomla. California.
Irene, b. m., Martin's Florida-Birdie,
Robert Prior, agent, Yakima, Washing-
ion.
The Statesman, b. h., James Madison-
creona, Charles f. Bllva, Sacramento
California.
rarmers' Parse, tilt Trot, $1,000.
Satin Royal, c. h., Bonner N. B.-Min-
son.
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CKACK QUARTET OF 0REG0 ATHLETES
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These speedy youngsterg, the state university entry In the P. fl. A. meet yesterday, captured second
place In highest number of points made by any team. Reading from left to right they are: Captain Kuy
kendall, first In broad Jump, second In pole-vault and second in hurdles; Zacharlas, second in hammer
throw; Trainer Bill Hayward, Oliver Huston, first in 100-yard dash and second in low hurdles; Moon third
In 220-yard dash. . ; .
Satin Royal, c. h., Bonner N. B.-Mi
c nie M., N. K. West, La Grande, Orego
Starlight b. ra.. Bonner N. B.-M00
light, William Smith, Portland, Oregon,
Regal Baron, b. g., Baron W ilkes
,. Chlkadee, E. R. Fraser, Spokane, Wash
ington. Freddie C. Jr.. b. s.. Prince Direct-Ber-tie:
Gebble, b. g McVera-Lixile 8, Ed
. Cudlhee, Seattle, Washington.
Nogi, b. s.. Athablo-Cora, Wlckersam,
Warlow & Walton, Fresno, California.
. Patsey Rice b. g., Gold-Kinglra, Al
. bert Smith. Boxeman, Montana.
Deception, b. g. Baby Chapman-Prairie
Lily, W. W. Ashley, Spokane, Wash-
" Delia Derby blk. m., Charles Derby-
jor v., j. w nueneaa, Baiinas, cantor
nia. .i ..-
Bull McKlnney. br. hM Prince of Spo-Jtane-Promlse,
W. E. S. Coyne, Spokane,
Washington.
- Day Break, b. g.. Ten RoR-Day Light
Joa F. McGulre, Denver, Colorado.
Easter Bells, b. m.. Dlablo-Ellsa S.:
..Tonopan, b. h.. Blllups-EllBa S.. W. L.
Vance Marysville. California.
Emily bl. m. James Madison
Cornelia Rose, E. E. Vard. Los Angeles,
California.
;H?,Kll.8cott' bIk- Bryson-Viola D,
' H,w Hudson, Prince Albert. Saak.
:AAB!f Jn-.- Cloak-Thoro-,
Prjd. A. C Lohmlre, Portland. Oregon.
.Zobona, br. h., Zombro-Murphv May
. Day, J. p. Porter. Vancouver. Washlng
. ton. -
Henry Gray, r. h., Zombro. Oscar
Harthagel, Sealtle, Washington
Princess W, blk. m., George Wash-Ington-Lrania,
Frank J. KirkDatrlck.
San Francisco, California; -lrKPaunck-Modicum,
b. m., George Ayres-Aarle 1
li.?' ?ThZTt- fV Monona1'
Ateandra, b. Bonnie Dlrect-Allx B.
Morrla Brothera. pony, Montana.
Prince Seattle, b. h.. Stam B.-Bertla.
as. Bailey, Albany, Oregon?
Doc Mundy. b. g., Zombro-Qypsie, B.
8 Bailey, Albany. Oregon.
Irene, b. m Martin's Flortda-Blrdla.
WaThVnsSn
maral Spirit mursa, 9 .-OS Ttt, gl,ooa
Prince Seattle, b. h., 8tnv B.-Bertle.
.as. Bafley. Albany, Oreg;on.
Doc Mundy, -b.g.r Zombro-3ypie, 8
& Bailey, Albany, Oregon.
Athaabam, b. n.,: Atnadon-Cora Wlck
ersham, D. L, Bachant, Fresno, Cali
fornia ' : ...
A1am Om h. sj- McKlnney-Kona T.. J.
W. Zibbell and son. Fresno. California.
Nortn Bur,' b. g.. Nutwood . Wilkes
Ironeef C Whitehead. Salinas, Cali
fornia, . -
R. Ambash. br. h.. Zolock-May McKln
ney, liomer Rutherford, : San Beraar
dinn, California. t
Era. a. m Zombro Nellia JC. William
Morgan, Paaadena. California.
John Caldwell, 8trathway-Anni. Jo-
, aepn inompron, aaent. Ban Francisco.
The Commonwealth, b.' h., Shadeland
Onward-AcUoo. N, K. West, La Grande.
: Oregon. i
Satin Royal, c h.. Bonner N. B.-Mlnn!e
M., N. K. West, La Grande. Oregon. .
Oregom Parse, Two-year-old Trot X
Maurice Winter Florodora. eb. m., om-r-Flora
W Maurk-e Winteii Albany,
Or.
VlrwtT-.r rh. Asv 'Csutlnn-Sarfrona,
. Tt"-"5. H. Ernta. nn, v.-,n. Wn-h.
- ir .a, ch, f, Edgar Boy-LaurtHa,
Mona Wilkes, b. m.. Damonid-Trix.
J. w. Marsnan, Dixon. caL
Otwatwr SaUxa Fan. 81O8 raoe, 98,000.
Little Joe. b. g.. Dlablo-May, J
Breen. Woodland. California.
Bonnie M., b. Mohegan-Caynsa
Monie, u. c. sneii, wana want, was
lna-ton.
Mlas Idaho, ch. m.. Nutwood Wilkes-
aam Dy Forest Clay jr.. a. o. Walton,
Fresno. California
. Lord Lovelace, br. s., Lovelace-Mag-ale.
E. B. Tonaue. Hillsboro. Oreron.
Pilot, ch. g., Abbotsford Jr.-Belfe Ca
price. Robert Gallnda, Oakland, Califor
nia :
Dlabless. b. m.. Diablo, J. H. Kelly,
Fresno. California.
John R. Conway, ch. h.. D!ablo-Lady
Kohl. Georae Meeae. Davlsvllle. Cali
fornia.
Lettle D. b. m.. Boodle-Mauda A. M.
Davis, Ban Jose. California.
Delilah, b m.. Zolock-Gvnsv. Homer
ttutnerrora. Pleaaanton. California.
Charley D.. b. h.. McKlnney-Flewey
jtewey, joaepn Thompson, agent. Ban
r rancisco.
Crochette. b. a-.. Ovr Falcon. L. B.
L,inaaey, JUCMlnnvllle (Jreaon.
Welcome Mc, b. g., McKlnney-March
tin. i nomas iiurnem. i n mi uai
lfornla!
Kermlt. ch. a.. Henrv Kut wood-Two
Minute. F. F. Oeorae. Santa Crua. Ca.ll-
lurnia.
Hlahnr. b. a- Vearest-Mlaa ClnrAnn
i. w. uarstow, Han jose, California
X, D.I Dili M T T . II.
w,i.ui, ' ' - 111., 4 'Ol IIUIIC-UIUICIHI,
inomaa li. urents, walla Walla, Wavh
inrton.
a vi 1 1. it.. nuiiTuuu it narsi'
My Miracle; Vlnnle Mann, b. m., Alexia-
juibs Mann. . b. uailv. Albany. Ureaon.
nraM1na K n Vu... a TT TJ Ak
inson. Ban oieao. California
Speedway, b. g., Saraway-Dalsy H.;
Highway.. .blk. g., Saraway-Blue Pearl,
a. k. uumaer, j-iorence. California
Silver Dick, gr. g.. George W. Mc-Kinney-Mlss
Taylor. 1. L. Payton at
tsons, los Angeles, California.
Albert Dlrlda. blk. h.. Robert Hunt
Ida May. L. T. Dollenmayer, Hanford,
California.
Moy. b. m., Prodlgal-Minta, Morris
cros., Fony, Montana.
Mac v. b. g.. Zoiock-Kentucky
Belle. O, A Pounder. Los Angeles, Cal
ifornia
Tounx Hal. b. h.. Hal Dlllamf-naora. A.
tu. iieuer, IjOS Angeles. California
Capital City Purse, 1:11 raoa, $1,000.
Pilot, ch. a. Abbottaford Jr.-Belle Ca
price. Kobert Gallnda. Oakland, California
Queen Bee, b. m.. Count Nellie Sher
man. E. T. Bean, Spokane, Washlnsrtoe.
Alta Norte, hr m rut I KurtA-Tawi
Boy. c. a.. I. D. ChanDalle. Hillsboro.
Oregon. -,
Altahal. h. m .. )T,1r.Arraf Tw
Stranahan, Hood River, Oresron.
Freelr Red. h. m ltrrfliiin.MlM
Frlel. A. G. Dahl. 8an Diego. California
Merry Monarch, b. a.; McKtnney-Deta,
J. Oakland, Spokane, Washlnarton.
yjeopaira. r. m., Alexis, Francis B.
Allen, Walla Walla. Washlnarton.
,, McFadyen, blk. h., Diablo-Bee Ster
ling, F D. Dudley, Dixon, California
.Explosion, b. m.. Stelnway-Flash, F. B.
Ward, Los Angelea California.
Josephine, b. m.. Zojock-Gypsy, Homer
Rutherford. San Bernardino.
t 7S yht br- - Searchllgrht-Carrla
B-: 8. Train, Salinaa California 1
j 'ert! ' b- " Zombro-May Scott.
Fred.Brooker. lJorth. Taklma, Washing-
Tom tn v nP,i.n v. . . ,1
.ifi.MS,I' ?fnvr. Colorado. ?
n,ir.i.on ,blk" Altamont. dam by Alex
aJkS;1? Mt'fla. Dixon. California
wit I?re' h- Robert Hunt
cJaifoVn'ia.1' lenmayar. Hanford,
Speedway, b. g., Saraway-Dalay H- A.
i"?1"'r- Colorado.
Dlabuw5t blkv v ?wy-Blue Pearl:
na,UlCalliSuiUbl0' W; Oriawold, 8a
8. VniMali,VKb- "".-'Mis' Mann,
oinrHa b-Alaxis'-Ron
TORTk.wnernUJJ1"
. xocKaway, rn. a., Stonawar-untracedi
G. A. Pounder. Los Angeles, cLuornta.
XOlibee Pnrsa, 0-Tear-oid Pace, S400.
' Bonnie Aatrlm,' br. g.." Bonnie Unv
Vtrim. W. T. licBrldS;
Sadie tJ h cn..l.- " "
w. TiideS' r.rij'"4; J5ue.
E. C. Keyt, Perrydale, Oregon.
Snick, b. g.. Red Seal-Minmont, E. C.
Keyt, Perrydale, Oregon.
Mountain and Valley Purse, S-Tear-Old
jraoes fooo.
TanaSrlne. blk. m.. Prlcemnnt-MtM
Mann, M. F. Goae and W. L. Whltmore,
Pomeroy, Washington.
Geo rale Z., b. f.. Lynwood W.-Evan-
fia, .J. W. Zlbbell 4 Son, Fresno, Cali
fornia
noose, J. W. Hollingshead, Ladner, Brit
ish Columbia
Mortrix, b. s., Asmorr-Trix, James
Sutherland, Pleasanton, California.
Stella A., b. m.. King Alexls-Callia
Ed B. Armltaae. North Yakimn IVaah.
Grace Seal, b. f.. Red Seal-Mona
Wilkes, E. C. Keyt, Perrydale, Oregon.
KJTl HIT D. n.. I In HtanlAV.NAllv H v
C. O. Thornquest. San Bernardino. Cali
fornia
Ray O'Llght. b. c, Searchlight-Carrie
o., ti. d. irain, uaiinas, caniornla
Alex Holmem. h h ntnhin.if n a
West. Salem, Oregon.'
-.ora, d, r., coronado-Nellle Wallace
BCDllUail. K if. I) Hon niAB-n rnll.
fornia '
Haiel Gold. h. f. nnlH-Wlno-lr.
uuutu, ouisawn, Azoniana.
WOHiWHIGH
UP IN BIG BALLOON
(Doited Press Leased Wire.)
Canton, Ohio, June . Wavina her
handkerchief gaily, Mrs. Homer W.
Thompson, wife of Dr. Homer W.
Thompson, sailed from Canton today in
tha balloon Ohio. With Mra Thompson
were her husband and Aeronaut Leo
8tevans of New York, pilot, who came
her to make the trip under the auspices
of the Aero club of Ohio.
Because of tha lls-ht wind tv k.ii-
traveled slowly. It was seen from Can
ton for IS minutes, not havlnar i-nv.H
mora than IS milea When it finally
disappeared the balloon was traveling
northwesterly. Dr. Thompson ha a a.
rended in balloons 87 times, but today's
flight was the first attempted by his
wlf a
GOSSIP OF IRI
CITYIEAGUERS Many Players Deserting Lo
cal Banks for Inland Em
pire League.
Trl-Clty league games scheduled for
today:
'East Portland at Vancouver.
Albina va W. P. at St Johns (double
header),
St. Johns at Salem.
Oregon City at Woodburn (double
header),
Umpires assigned for the day:
. . Jack Rankin at Vancouver.
Ed Rankin at St Johns.
Charles Giles at Balem.
Prevost at Woodburn.
kept on the anxious seat in ever In
ning and were sufficiently thrilled as
P.'Vx afte.r. P'y WM Pulled off with
Ilghtnlng-llke rapidity.
Manager Nick Whitehead, - of the
west Side team, has acquired the serv
ices of Fosa Griffith, the nifty second
sacker, from Hal Pomeroy through pur
chase. . .
Secretary Smith received the resigna
tions of Steve Sainpolls. Alex Chevne
ana w. 4. xsurnsiae oi me regular urn
plre staff, -during the past week. The
resignations were accepted and Charles
unci ana jacx itanxin were appointed
iu i in uie vacancies.
The new "umps." Rankin and Giles,
received their initiation at the handa oi
the Tri-City leaguers last Saturday and
made good. Each had a -pretty strenu
ous time of it. several close decisions
coming In rapid succession.
Teams Play Today.
The Olds. Wortman at Kina team will
play today at 10 a. m. on the Montavilla
grounds. The Montavilla team would
Ilk out-of-town fames. Address Wil
liam Frienwald, 638 Grove street. Montavilla.
"Billv" Gilbert tha former Giant' now
with the St Louis Nationals, must have
relt real baa when the Giants dropped
three out of four Barnes to tha far (fin
als.
The East Side Trlnle T. outfit has
In the person of Leonard Brook, .one
of the best catchers in the Tri-City
ranks- Brock is a local man who has
been schooled in the art of back-stoD-
plng while a member of the old Brain-
ara Maroons, one or the best lnde-
enoent teams ever turned out In Port
and. Last season he cauaht for tne
St. Johns "Apostles." His work this
season Is of tbe stellar order, quick
accurate pegging to the bags, steady
)iay oenina tne plate ana clever hand
Ins of the pitcher's slants. Until this
season he has been rather weak with
the stick, but lately has developed Into
a fairly rood pinch hitter and a sure
bunter. He is In the game all the
time and fights hard for his team.
On of tha prettiest exhibitions of
the national game was that played upon
the Salem diamond between the Salem
"Cherry Pickers" and the East Side
"Triple T." on Decoration Day. Tli
fielding of both teams was fast and
showed good class. The hitting was
cican ma ui team worn or me oest
Both Huriburt and Myers, the opposing
twirlers, were effective at critical times
and had perfect control. The fans were
Nearly every team In the Trl-Clty
Ieaxue has Buffered at tha hanA
jumping players, but all ara filling the
places of the deserters as rapidly as I
possiDie. The high class of semi-professional
ball furnished by the teams
has not been affected. In fact tha teama
r Puilln UD better ball than a month
ago. Tha games are closer and harder
fought. ,
West Portland bag lost Brakke.
Houston, Kotteman, Fay and Hinklo.
East Portland has lost Emerlok, Du
yall, Strelt ahd Burnett ' Woodburn has
lost, Pitcher Harmon, who never re
ported. 6. Johns hajr lost Phtlbrlck,
Wakefield. Anderson, Weed and Wroten.
Oregon City has lost Adams. Vancouver
has lost Shea Concannon, Lodell and
Oriet Albina misses Ray, Burns, Giles.
ner, Klllilay, Burke, Shaw, French and
i-aiionun. Baiem tost Mull. The ma
jority or tnese players have sons to
tne Inland Empire league, being dis
tributed between Pendleton. Valla
t.ajia, ui uranae ana Bauer oily.
jThe "Apostiss have signed up an-
uiucr iracKsiop in me person of J. j.
Fert-on and will use him in the games
against Salem today. , It Is said that
Eerron is a . heady player and a good
sticker.
FIELD DOES: TO
BE C USSY WM
in r-ii - ii i ir ,i
Pointers and Setters Coming
From --California and
British Columbia.
BOB OWES; :
POUD I'JIIIS
Interest In the field trials which will
b bold up the valley next September ts
Increasing, and from Inquiries being- re
ceived at i the office of Secretary. Par
sons thera is every Reason to believe
that tha fineat dora in California, Wash
ington and Britiah ? Columbia will be
present. several prominent southern
fanciers have written askin about tha
condition and place of tha race and slg-
uiiyina meir inienuon or entering.
Entries for tha Derby race close next
month, and. this fact Is responsible for
tha Unusual activity 'of tha owners.- Tha
uregon jpieia i rial ciuo, wnicn la fath
ering the new aport for the purpose of
ftromotlng interest In the batter breed
ng of pointers said setters. Is composed
vi aume oi tne most prominent sports
men in Portland, -i .
Some of tha lmnortant rulna MnnnrtaH
wnn tne trials are as follows: -
For all stakes ths names, nedls-re
age, color and distinguishing marks of
each dog shall be detailed In writing to
the secretary of the ciub, to be filed
at tne time or making entries.
Dors to Be Barred.
One of the surprise parties of the
season was the decisive defeat of the
Oregon City "Papermakers" by the Al
bina "Tourists" in a double header
played Decoration Day, The "Tourists"
Inaugurated a regular batting fiesta In
the first game and kept It up through
the day.
gTr CALIFORNIA ATHLETIC STABS
r . f f t r 4lA : r " J
v 1 --s : 't ile"m l J
',.,,, - tcM
4 S y . . . f .5 St A y i
. , Fred Lanagan, winner of tbe pole-vault,5 and Andre Glarner, who
spread-eagled Davolt in the half mile and flnlahed secondto Oreenhaw
Ja the quarter. v Glarner .'-was gplked so severely In the half that he
wnia acarceiyjrnn in. tne. quarter, three gharp t prongs v entering .deep
Into the back.of hia -nkle. o The. aehtlles tendon was scraped badly by
w v Miw yi vus. vi&rser u a tne rignt. . .v
The Woodburn fans and team com
plain quite bitterly of the sloppy ap
pearance and exhibition put up by the
Albina team laat -Runriav. Uihim,
Eulrlch should make some sweeping
in nis nneup.ana improve toe
wmuice oi aismen on tne rieia.
Dave RnhldeatiT. an maIii,1,
little lnfielder. lately from the middle
west, nas Bla-ned a West Hlda eontrant
ana wiu prove a good strengthened
Paul Croahr. nflfhar . mrtA TTrA
oainea, outfielder, have affixed their
signatures to Albina contracts. Crosby
19 a- vuuna twiner wna is snvimii to
make a reputation and win experience
ii- i no minor leaaue, uaines IS Well
known to Portland funs tiirln, nlava
two years In the center garden for the
Jr. , la maroons, and last season with
oi. junas ana cfpoxana
Chet Thomas, the nifty third sacker
un inn jiasi Biae team lert for Co
bay, Thursday of last week. He w
play utility for the Coos bay team
Thomas Is a good man for anv taam
and the East aiders will .be somewhat
cnpyiea on account or nig absence.
A good, lively third baseman can ae-
a. jiubiiiuii on tne cast oiae team.
Apply to H. H. Pomeroy, manager, cor
ner East Morrison street and Grand
avenue. ..
Anv dosr whose u. m,rVtnri ni tmiI.
is-ree- snail do proven not to correspond
with the entry shall be disqualified, and
all such dog's stake or winnings shall
be forfeited. Dosra afflicted with anv
contagious disease, and bitches in sea
son or unauir attractlnar tha ittanitnn
oi t no competing nogs, will not be per
uiiiieu on tne grounds.
In these rules tha term "doa" ia un,
deratood to mean both sexes.
A dog whelped before January 1 of
tha year nrecedinar tha trial win nni
be eligible for the Derby. Entries for
tne uutdj ciose July i at II p. m..
and All-Age - August tl at 13 p. m.
Entries sent br mail and noatmarkaH
after these dates and hours will poal-
uveiy ua rcjecteu.
A dog cannot be withdrawn from a
stake at any time after the fee to start
has been paid, without the consent of
the judge, and any owner or handler
withdrawing a dog or does without the
consent of the Judge shall be debarred
from any future trials held by the club,
or be penalised at the discretion of the
club, and forfeit all their Interest to
the stakes.
The Judge shall take full charge of
the running; and run the dogs In auch
manner; and at such times, and for auch
length of time, as In his judgment will
be best calculated to bring out the three
beat docs In the stake. The iudara mav
announc the winners at any time her
is aatistiea so to ao.
But Nobody Makes AnyAlle
y gation of Fitzgimmons
Favoring Beavers. ; j
BASSEY TAKES IT
OUT ON THE SPHERE.
O'Connell Had Displeased Him, So
. He Leans Against ' It and Two.
Reach , the Happy Hearthstone
- Mr. Cooney as Flypaper.' .
EMERYVILLE HAS A
BIG GETAWAY DAY
Ten Thousand Patrons of
BacingOame Watch Fast
Stakes Pulled OfL
San Francisco, June 6. Today was
getaway' at the Emeryville track and
fully 10,000 patrops of, the racing game
were on band to witness the closing day
of, the meeting.. Results:
First race, six furlongs Aunt Polly
(Rettla-). 14 to S. won: J. W n'Valil
nusni. Seconal Mav Amelia (Nindvi
,1.1.1 . . '
imru. lime, l.l 1-9. v 1
Second, one and one sixteenth ml1a
0 V fit a i V Anlllvan 9 a 1
Bauble. (Retting), second:. Ec'keraal!
tPandln) third. Time. l:4t,
Third faca mile and one -alvtaantni.
Money lee (Banay), -T to l; won; Sea
Lata tvvajsni. secona: Kuninon in
Ross), jthlrd.-'Tlme, ,1:4T ' J-5. '
Fourth race, mile and one sixteenth
Boasra ' Whl. 1 U 1 wnn - Tnh
ujvum vtiblj Kmvt:yjnu, uwicnon (lUrSCA-
oaumi, intra. ; iime, l4 -6. -
Fifth- race, rails , and . 2S , vara
Blackmate (Rllev). 'S to 1. won-: mh
Gun (WalsM, second; 1 "C. Acker) v
(KeofchV third. .; Tim,v 1:41 1-6. - t i
Sixth race, five and one .half furinnr.
Olorlo (C. Ross); 4 to t, won: Cloud-
light (Kirsctibaum), second; Security
IMcintyrej, tnvra. . Time, 1:06.
; . Boer Matched Again. -, J
TjOs Ana-eles. Cel.. June . Tha t.
Ciflo Athletic club has matched' ttiMMnh
JUnhols and Phil Brock- to box 1 eoands
Ion the night of Friday, Jun tt. " i
Sandllng of Entry.
The handlers of the dors shall walk
quietly within reasonable distance of
jeep oiner, as In ordinary ahootln, so
that the dogs may be on equality as to
iam grouna opportunities for finding,
etc. Handlers may ask the judge for
inrormauon or explanation, havlnar a
airect oeannr upon any point at iaeue.
The person handling the dog may speak,
whistle to, and work his dog as he may
deem proper, but he may be called to
order by the judge for unnecessary
noise or for disorderly conduct.
No person shall make any remarks
concerning location of birds or give any
Information whatever calculated to af
fect the action of handlers or the result
f !M net- . Anr Person so offending
shall be expelled from the grounds.
No firearms will be permitted In the
field trial Dartr excent the hanrilara
who shall provide themselves with re
volvers and blank cartridges, and only
shoot when so ordered by the Judge.
Dogs not entered In the trials will not
be permitted to accompany the field
trial party.
The following stakes will be run In
uie oraer namea:
l. "Derby," open to the world. Ooen
Bob Fltxslmmons umpired and Port
land won. Score, 4 -to 2.
It was a fearful handlcan. hut Rnh
did the beat be could and Los Angeles
was satisfied. Portland was happy and
the real fans stood around 20 deep
after tbe gam to get a close view of
the man who walloped Corbett Into
dreamland With tha farhnua anla
plexust
But about the game. Oakes was the
first man un and blno-lan- tn rir.t Th.
decision was close and Fltxslmmons.
Who was umnlrlnsr haaal nalla1 him
safa Mavbe that didn't mik, tha
crowd sore on the ex-champion. But
they- forgot all about it when Cooney
picked up Wheeler's hot ens and shot
It over to Johnson. Bob called him
out and the fans cheered up. In th
second McCredle got to second about a
mile before tha ball, hut that Hw.
make any difference to Fits, who called
the big manager out. just as he would
have done to any sand-lotter. That set
tled It With the crowd. Tha fan a aat
down and watched for developments.
They came In a hurry, for Portland
commenced the slaughter in the second..
Two hits and a run and the rooter
went up with the balloon. They took,
Koestner with them. When the bal
loon came down Portland hid a run
tucked Inside the score box .and th
bell rang for the first time.
But the cheers died awav an1 a Hhii
gloom settled over the orowd when
Oakes scored on a throw-In that was
Interrupted by Kinsella whn wantad i
catch wheeler at second. Then .Wheel
er soored on Dillon's drive and tilings
wor loosing- num. "riere we go,
moaned one pessimist with a deep feel
ing In his heart. And for . the - next
two Innings it did look as though it
might be a three-run game.
The only thing of Interest In the
lourin was ine umpire combination
which worked against Portland. Bas
jey was at bat and had two strikes and
;DrVbaU".i. .Th Bext an w'nl V"
the little fielder's head and O'Connell
"r.'A "tr11- Oh, the shame of
it! With a' chance to score, too! But
v?nJlhat W0UW have been forgiven had
not Fits entered the game at this staa-e
and called McCredle out at third. Mao
te a pound and one half of saw dust
out of the sack and wobbled In to th
bench.
In th fifth Cooney picked up about
the hottest thing In the drive line that
has been seen on the local field this
yar. Ellis did the driving but Coonev
Jrabbed it and threw underhand toe
ohnson In time to kill what looked
tO be OUa of .tha nr.lti hl n u .
day. -
But the alxth I That Mi th.
Koestner grew tired and the Beavers
took a sudden liking to swatting th
ball over the lot On V, -n i
particular, had blood In his eye. ' He
remembered O'Connell's one error of
judgment in the game and waited until
a nice one came over. Baasav wai.
loped It He walloped It hard. Two
run rasuitea.
In the seventh with two out Rafterr
naaharf aa . u ,
io aoas wneipea on ana after-January ' 1 .L . a 7 . . . r'l, no1 ones,
1 of the year preceding the trUl" ?hiVhT iw- JfH.",M,1?d' Jnto a.l?nh ftt
Kntree fee, July l ..." , 6.00 m.X'. A k.. PPh1 ?n the gen
Fee to start .. f 10 00 i'nlhliIl,KJo.mbt0Pl.lnt Ar1on"- Smith
an J. V iv.vv q,j J,S best. But hia haat waan't
First place
iftd place
Seco
Third
2.
.... ..I enough and Cooney scored.
anXX . That ended the run-settln.
place 40 00 I , rliT "II "1 l"8 eigntn. but th
All-Art." nnen tn tha .n-M wre tiren in tne ninth and
Entry fee, August SI V. lO.ffO ? M .T. T th th "am
Fee to start io SS Ki"..Kldu" JH n.lc. P nd
umu.i i im imu umpirea Deautiriiiiv.
He did beautifully. The score:
Both
1200 a-liarantaanV
First place $180.00
Se-cond Place 80 00
Third place , So.00
' Oakes. cf
AVrrcvrn A rrrrT rrrT? Trr-rxTO Whseier. 2b
AiiuaiJiix XXJLUUJU AXi IT All O I Dillon, lb
If
"TTtl emitb, sb ..
cilia, ii . . .
ueimas, ss
Hogan, c . .
Koeatner. n
Easterly . .
f
V. f
' t 1
i- .... . ... ...
LOS ANGELES.
AB. R. H. PO. A.B.
..I 1 1 0 0 0
1
1'
1
.4
.4
4
I
::::::::t
2
2
.V.l
2
12
0
1
2
2
2
0
0
2 6 24 14 1
Total ....28
PORTLAND.
AH w XT ion A T
r..a K " . 1- "
I ........
Ryan. 2b
Raftery, cf
McCredle. rf
Baesey. If
Johnson, lb
Cooney, ss
Whalen, c '
Klnsella, p .)....,
Totals
sv i z a o
J 0 i t 0
.4 0 2 1 0
.2 1 0 1 a
.412105
-M 1 11 1 I
.2 1 1 2 6 1
! 2 J 11
2 0 0 1 2 0
27 4
8 27 It 2
for Hogan In the
Eaatarlv hattal
ninth Inning.
BCORH BT 1NNINQS.
Lo.'.--neles..,...o 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 i
Hits
Portland
Hit .
. .10 10 0 111
.:o l oo i i 5
oil l 02 I -a
'.' V. SUMMART.
Struck nut tri..,i. - j.'-
'ilrf'i-J
Delm.sttJ?,,;in,'0nl na.sis?ed)T
hn1sWhtalen'U
wftO' Credia Rya Smith:
i.-r ;7T. ili. . " romana.
A l.laT 7"' - me or (rame 1 hour
,land 40 minutes. Umnlrel-Mr, n-n.
I jnsU and Bob Fitxslmmons.
SECOND vVARSITY 4 ; !
. Peto Gerhardt of tha Olympic club, - (Bpeeui rnspateh to The leeruiv
who finished , flirat yeiterday. to the rttaf2?wi sdJ2&Tlll
120-yard VdashvAP th fast time of by the acor of li'to a! batting ' wilsoi
Z2 2-6 .econda da a slow tract Ger- 8n k0' ih,.D.,onj OrV
hardt'U a wonder. Although h It I ,T-- " - " " . """"'f r
1 years, of age, Pete la one of the j ' Corrr Wins Marathon.
fastest sprinters on the coast; and f Louis. Mo., June Albert Corry.
Ilk Maiiprii e-rnwa hpttpr-wlth ao-a 1 regimen or cmcaRo, won th
iige aiaaena, grows oetter-wiin age. Marathon race this afternoon in i-ii
Peter caught the third point In the Rr ' Kemper.- of ths Spartan AthietT '
100-yaA erent, tnaktog atx la alL - Th.beau.
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