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THE OREGON DAILY "JOURNAL, PORTLAND. WEDNESDAY- EVENING, JUNE 10,
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OIKS Mil ED III
FIRST SWATFEST
Heavy.. Hitting - Bearers
Slaughter Dellar and
."Win 10 to 0. ;
Well, and the Athenians came, played
and were vanquished good and hard.
Ten mighty ewats gleaned from the
delivery of the statuesque Dellar and
.tet of errors tell the tale of the
worst drubbing the newly namea u
hue received In man a moon. t YV nen
the two teania trotted toward tha rtvjr
anef the la-t visitor had been jut In
cold storage
1 vn Haltren and his crew cams north
fresh? from a double-headed victory
Jlta Seals and they .were flushei
with confidence, van Haltren and his
mates lift the field 1 the saddest ea,en
crew that has played here this season.
The only. Commuter to touch third dur
ing 1 matinee waa "Pop.- V an- got
to third In the first Inning. bot Cooney
saved the clean sheet by throwing the
ancient ona out at home on Heltmuller s
trrounder. Outside of threa times did
the visitors get to second and two of
those feats were accomplished by van
PorUand did not jmlnce matters, but
rommenced scoring right at the atart.
Hyan, the tlrst man to baW waa safe
IIUv' orrnr and WHI Advanced tO
second when Raf tery drew - four wlda
ones, McCredle sacrificed, moving the
runners up a bag. Babe pansl came
through with a pretty single, which
scored Buddy and Tom. Johnson and
I 'nnav wara mu W All f . . '.
The home guard did It again In the
aecond. After Cooney" waa retired on
a fly to Heltmuller, Madden copped a
nice single. Groonv whose batting ay
erage Is looking up these days, sacrt
f iced prettily. Kyanwas safe at first
on an error and in" the wild heaving
of the ball from one jOake to another
Madden scored. '.-
Mac's heavies loosened Up still more
In the third, and before the smoke
cleared away three mora bad, regis
tered. Danzig singled and Bassey fol
lowed with hit. This pair, along
with Johnson, scored" on errors b the
-visitors, la the fourth the Beavers
bored Into the run column again. Ryan
worked Cellar for a pass and immedi
ate! v stole second. . , Raf tery flew to
Truck Eaan. and then McCredle cam
through -with his long three-bagger,
uhih h miirht hav stretched Into a
homer had he desired to continue. The
eiihere flew out Into center garden and
Van Haltren ran in on It. It struck a
few feet short of Pop and continued
unobstructed to the fence. Mao was
moment later jatt Danslg
nrHfl.- to Van Haltren. Bassey
ripped off a double Into Van's baili
wick, which, acted In the same manner
as McCredles trip, only it did not nave
eo much steam behind It -
Portland's remaining trio . of score
lt. ... mmuH In tha nlrhth. Rafter
! was - walked for the second time, and
ntnla second. DanilK's two-baggnr
scored Tom and moved McCredle, who
had n in the 'meantime been given four
balls to third base.- Babe went to third
on Bassey s single and scored when the
big and the Utile pulled off a daiiltng
double steal, ,'.'t.-t.",
. riroom bitched a rreat rami against
Oakland, allowing but five hits, one or
two or tnent or scraicny xiavor. oiai
terr was the only visitor to hit bet
ter than ona bag.- Cellar lost four In
nings when he was yanked out and
Hogan sent In, Blattery going to first.
Tha score-;
OAKLAND. -
; AB. R. H. PO, A. E.
Van Haltren, cf ...... . I
1
1
0
Haicy, id
Heltmuller, rt. ....... 4
Eagan. as..., .. 4
Cook. If.. ........... 4
Hogan, lb, p. .,,.... 4
Altman. tb. .......... S .
Lewis, o... I
Dellar, p. 1
Blattery, lb.......... I
Total ......... ....M
0
0
0
1
0 S 14 fl
t
Rran. lb.
PORTLAND.
AB.R.H.PO.A.B.
10 10
S 1
t .icCredle, rf. .
3antlg, lb............
Bassey, If............
ljohnson, Zb. .....
jCooney, ss.,....
tifadden, e. ...........
Groom, p. ............
1 1
S A
1:1
s
1
0 1
11.14
S 0 11
Total , 14 10 10 ST 10
SCORE BT INNINGS.
Oakland .........0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Hits I 0 0 0 1 1 1 J
'Portland ...1 1 1 0 0 0 "10
H1U.... 11 11110 1 10
? ' , BUMMAR.T.
RtrmrV tmt Rt Droom i. br Dollar t.
Bases on balls Off Groom 1, Off Dollar
11, off Hogan S.' Two-base bits Bassey.
MoCredle, Danslg, Blattery. -Tbree-baae
rhlts MoCredla. Double blaya Cooney
t to Johnaon to Danzig; Hogan to Alt
Iman to Blattery. Sacrlf ioe hits Me
jCredle, Danzig, Oroom. Stolen bases
i Kyan, Raftery, Danslg, Bassey, van
Haltren. First basa on arrora Port
l&nl nakland t. Left on bases Port
land 8, Oakland 4. Innings pitched
Ht Dollar 4. by Hogan 4. Base hlta
Off Dellar off Hogan 4. Time of
game 1:1 S. Umpire, O'ConnelLj, .-
.'- L 1:- " - ;
- Angels Blank Seals. .
San Francisco June 19. Los Ange
les had an easy time with the Seals
.yesterday, winning ( to 0. Tha score:
LOS ANGELES. ' -
AB. R. IB. PO. A, E.
Onkes, ef.'. ...... rt.. 4 1 t t 10
Vthalen, 20. ........ S
DIUon, lb. S
i Bra shear, rf.- I
Fmlth. 3b. .......... 4
, prills, If, ... , .,,'..... 4
lelmas, ss. ....... ,t t
ling-an., c ,.4
'agle, p. . 4
0.2
2
0 ' 0
0 1
11
2 2
2 2
0 - I
o e
10
0 ,
! Totals .......... SS 4 11 21 111
AB. R. IB. PO. A. E.
Hlldebrand It ...... 4 0 0 2 0 0
stonier, 10. ......... t
Williams, lb 4
Mlcholr, rf. ........ t
7-eider, ss. . , 4
; Piper, cf. ........... 4
McArdle, Jb. ,,!..... 4
Brry. e. 8
Henley, p. 4
8 2
1 10
0 t
-'.-Touts ...85 0 8 17 IB 8
. SCORE BT INNINGS. v
Lof Angeles ....0 10 2 110 1 0 I
Hits ....0 10 2 12 11 111
San Francisco ...0 0 8 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Hits 0 2 1 0 0 1 1 1 8
- '' SUMMARY.
Two-base bits Ellis, Detmaa, Oakes.
Thrfe-baae hit Ellis. Sacrifice hits
I-plmna 1, Wheeler 8. Stolen bases
J'illon, Double ; plays Oakea to
W h'f lr. First base on balls Nagle 1
Jleniey S. Struck out Nagle 8, Hen
Icv 8. Wild pitches Henley, Time of
K me l hour S& mlnutea. Umpire
I t-rrlne.
Ilesalts in Tennis Tournex.
Pan Bellinger will play Wlckersham
in the eemi-lmale of the Irvington club
tonrila tournament this afternoon: The
wmnrr will pluy for the local cham-
i tunsi.ip m in imais with Black or
Nnmr rrKiay or Saturday,
grounds are In fine condition.
The
Skating Race at Oaks.' -T)tre
will be profesatonal roller skate
r,. it-, at .the big Oak rink tonight.
f' " of the b-at known racers In the
.ttiit r ntrm to the raca
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One of the thrilling plays captured by a snapshot artist at -the American league grounds in New York.
' team' Is put out by Klienow at the plate, thus preventing the Bostons from tlelng the score. -f. '
SCHOOL LEAGUE WILL .
; PLAY DOUBLE-HEADER
West Side high achool and ColumbU
university- and Portland academy) and
East Side High, achool will meet dn a
double-header on Multnomah field to
morrow afternoon, the first game being
played t 2:15 and the second 20 min
utes after the completion of the flret
game. .
Proceedings In the Interscholastlc
league have been at a standstill for the
last six weeks owing to the lack of i
field, but now that the big club field Ji
almost completed, tha schedule will b
resumed. . . )
The batteries i for tomorrow's gam
Will be as follows:
West Side Hlckson and Patteraon.
Columbia Locke and Ennla.
East Side Houck and Montague,
Portland academy Meyers and codd.
ASIERCAX LEAGUE GAMES.
At ' Cleveland.
R. H. E
Cleveland
16 16 5
Boston
imon .. i, ................ .v. . r ia o
Batteries. Berger. Joss and N. Clarke;
6 18 3
Winter, Olase, Clcotle, Crlger and Don-
anus. r . ,
At St. Loals.
- . . : " R. H. E.
St. Louta ....... . . .-. . . iv. . i . 4 8 4
Washington S 14 f
Batteries Graham, Howell and Steph
ana; Hughes and Street
At Detroit.
R. H. E.
Detroit 3 t 2
New York............. 6 IS 4
Batteries Kllllan and Bebmiat: Man-
Ding, Kleinow and Blair.
, At Chicago. 5
-' R. h. e.
Chicago 10 14 1
Fhiiadeipnia ... . . ., v s
Batteries waisn, juanuei ana weav
er: Bender and powers.
NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES.
At Boston.
R. H.
Cincinnati .v.... ........
Ronton. , m . . -. ...
. 6 8
8 4
Batteries Ewing and Schlel; Linda
man, Young and Graham.
I' i At Philadelphia.
f .'':. :,
ate. Louts ..................
Philadelphia
Batteries Beeba, McGlynn
tetter v McQulUln and Dooln.
R. H. E.
. : 0 5 1
. . T 12 0
and Hos-
At Brooklyn. .
LRU
4 10 1
Chicago
Brooklyn ..................... 8 10 1
lotteries ireister ana Moran: jncin
UP
Bergen ana Kilter, umpire, urns-
At New York.
- ' ' R. H. E
Pittsburg 2 SI
Mew York 8 11 I
Batteries McCarthy, Gibson and
O'Connor: Crandall and Bresnahan.
Umpires, O'Day and Klem. v , ?
STANDING OF. THE TEAMS.
Pacific Coast League. .
Won. Lost.
Pct
.848
.688
.448
.46
Los Angeles ......... 80
Portland 28
2t
24
81
22-
Oakland ............. 27
San Francisco
28
This Data in Sport Annals.
1857 At Point Ablno, Canada: Hairy
I.asarus - defeated ; ' Denny Horrlgaa
"Dreadnought ) in 91 rounda
1867 At Montreal: JoeeDh Dion de
feated John McDevltt In billiard match
for championship cue and 11,000.
1872 On the Tnamea river.- Ens-land:
London R. C. defeated the Atalanta R.
C of New Tork In International ama
teur boat race, four oars.
1879 united States Amateur La
crosse association . organised at ' New
York city. t s
1880 At Boston: Charles Jones made
two homo runs In one Inning for the
Bonton against the Buffalo team.
1 S92 At Baltimore: , Tha Bajtlmores
made 26 aafu hits, with a total of 80
bases. In a game with tha St. Louts
team. . ,
104 At Baltimore: Toung Peter
Jackson" knocked out. Joe Walcott In
fourth round.. - -
1907 At Cincinnati: Tha Abbott won
the Li ton la derby.
Has anvbndv hurl n flntta n
shout the Panama canal lately? What
are the railroad enelnaera Aalnm tn It
anyhow?
SPORTING
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THIS IS DANZIG.
When It rnmM to mnklnv th femi
nine heart flutter, the great, big,, manly
fellow is all the candy. Now, Harold
Danzig doesn't play to the ladles, like
a lot more players not a thousand
miles from Portland, but Just the same
about every one of them, maids and
matrons, is In love with tha youngster.
Babe." as he la cooularlv known. Is
just 20 years of age, and is1 possessed
of a good education for one so young.
He learned to play baseball around Os
wego, in the Empire state, - where he
waa born, and continued It as Cascadiw
la achool. the "DreDDlna nlaca for en
trance to Cornell. Hal's first profes
sional experience was with Bedford, In
tne iMew England league. He was the
premier first-baseman, bitting close to
.bow. Boston nabbed him . after the
1007 season, and he was traded to
Portland along with Tom Madden and
Buddy Ryan for Jimmy McHale and
Pat
xjonani
lue. He is
maklna a-nnd with
a vengeance on the coast and Is rated
the best Initial Backer on the circuit.
They don't come too high or too low
for Danzig, and some of hla stops are
wonders. ' .
Girls, he's single, too.
Trials for Olympic Shoot.
(t'nlted PrrM teased Wire.) '
Camp Perry, Ohio, June 10. Crack
shots representing the militia of n
number of states as well as all branches
of the United States military service,
gathered on the Camp Verry ranges
today to contest for places on the
rifle team to be sent to England to
represent the United States In the In
ternational rifle matches of the Olym
pic games. The trial competitions are
under the direction of the National Rifle
association of America. The trials are
to continue four days and on each day
tha contestants are to shoot through
tha Olympic match course, consisting
of two sighting shots and 15 shots for
record at 200, 600, 600, 800, 000 and
1,000 yards, or 102 shots each day.
Rowing Club's Ladies' Night.
Friday evening. June 12, has been
designated as ladles' night at the in
formal . opening , of the new clubhouse
of the Portland rowing club, foot of
Iron street. ..- - . - ,- ,
. When tha
governor of North
Caro-
South
Una meets o
r the governor of
Carolina the weather
will be tha sole
toplo of conversation.
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NEGRO SAYS HE WILL :
STOP AFTER NELSON GO
San Francisco, June 16. Local sports
are expressing surprise today , at jt
statement made by Joe Gans that he
will retire after his battle with Nelson
on July 4. .
Gans says that this Is his last visit
to California, but that If he should be
defeated by Nelson - he would recon
sider his retirement", ,
The local talent is Inclined to think
that -the little fiehtcr will-not be able
to hold to his decision while there are
still bouts that can be arranged for
him, . -j ? . t. ' ;
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SQUEEZE PLAVS.
Cooney la a marvel-at the fielding
game. Scarcely an afternoon passe
but tha little i fellow. brings tha grand
stand - fortissimo. -
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The more work Groom gets, the bet
ter he shows up on the firing line.
And think of how his battin- average
Is climbing! Saturday he got two hits,
and yesterday another.-';-v 4 .,; v ,
". .- ,. - " - - f :
Three flies tn a row went Into Van
Haltren'a section of the -outfield yes
terday. Two soared ss far as his shoe-
bv' inurii. ana tne oiner aropnea
Into his paws, Danzia's long sacrifice.
Today ladles will be admitted f r
to tha grounds and grandstands the
afternoon being In lieu of the sus
pended one of last week. Ladies will
also be admitted on the regular.- day,
Friday, : . . ,.,:;;,. v .......
Of course, the Angela bad to win
and keep us In second place. Should
Los Angeles drop a game toaay, ana
the locals duplicate their trick of yes
terday,- the . Beavers will have occupied
every position , In the percenuge coi
umn. if . h-, ' . . ? s i.: .
Babe ' Danslg ' and Marquis - Bassey
vied with each other for batting hon
ors. veKterda Both conned three hits.
including jwo-nnggers.. worn ukw iiihv
will out both back Into the .800 column.
McCredle and an Haltren copped two
each. -
. i - -
A . total of eight errors were made
yesterday, sometnin- unusual on a gonu
hot dav. .Cooney was responsible for
two of 'thm, but he more than made up
for it in ma xaat worg arouna- me snort
field.,. , , . .;
" San Francisco Is languishing . In th-j
cellar, after having occupied every po
sition in the . percentage of learns
standing.' " The first two weeks tha
seals made t runaway race of It, but
they have been steadily on - the down
ward patn since.
Doll
Gray,
the former.
jTrl-Clty
shortstop, who worked with three different-
cluba In the Northwest league
this season. Is back in Portland. Dolly
quit Seattle several days ago and after
a snort - rest wiu cast arouna xor an
other Job. He may go to the new
Utah league or tha Inland , : Empire
league to xinlsn tne season.,,. ;'
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News and Notes of. Sport,
A new course -on Long Island Is to
be uaod for tha Vanderbilt oupj race
this . year. The . contest will be held
October 24. :-jt .,, ... .. .--
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'The sixty-first regatta of tha New
Tork Yacht club, .one of th biggest
of the annual yachting fixtures, will
teite place .next week over the Glen
Cove course. '
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The Yountakah Country dub of Nnt
ley, New Jersey has lighted Its grqjinds
with electricity and the members are
now playing golf nightly by electric
light. ...
a monument to the memory of R.
Charousek. the Hungarian master, has
l.00aWccl$l.00
VTT VTT9 . n . '
riiiij iuu wcriK ajs JlfiWELRY
AWHILE PAYING FOR IT -
Diamonds, Watches,
Jewelry arid -Silverware
' -' -A
Gessler of the Boston American
teen erectel In the' cemetery at Teteny
by chess friends, v - I .
The data for the holding of the annual
Marathon run of the Illinois Athletic
club at Chicago has been set for Satur
day, September (. ; . . , '.
- -. -t . e
Billy Nolan Is now 'in the employ of
the fight trust of California and haa
been given full power to sign up box
ers. ' - i
Al 'Herford,- the Baltimore fight pro
motor and former manager of Joe Gene,
was arrested In Baltimore recently,
charged with .conducting a po&Jroom.
As there "Was much dissatisfaction
over the decision In the recent fight In
Boston between .Grover Hayes and Mat
ty Baldwin the -two have been re
matched for another fight before the
same club next week.
; e , n : "...C""' '"x ,
Dick Wilson says that Dana Patch.
2:06H. .wlll be one of the pacing stars
of the year.
e e n' .
A. Slossberg. ' the heavyweight cham
pion of the United States navy, defeat
ed Victor- McLaglen. the northwest
champion, n four rounds at Tacoma
the other night. -. . t ,
mi . " ....
7 " On Eastern Diamonds.
But .28 men faced Pitcher Potter
of the Waut au, Wisconsin team, .re
cently In a full nlne-lonlng' game.'.
' Denyer has a -much 5 improved team
this season and looks to be In the race
for the Western league pennant.
'i r. " . -' r, v .. - ;; . v.j, j- : v..
The Waterloo club Is In champion
ship form and leading tha Central as
sociation race. - . -
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So far this season the Youngs town
o njmavxt, so gas. so cocAxra
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The, Virginia league teams have been
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HUM," NOW
May and disastrously to the maker 1
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