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IS THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, "THURSDAY EVENING, JUNE 25, 1C03. 0! SIXTEEN SWATS ' HELP PORTLAND JTuby Randolph , Knocked Out of Box by Heavy Hit ting Korthcrners. (United Press Leased Wire.) Ixis Angeles, June 25. Fifteen singles and one double coupled with three er rors gave Portland the gams with Los "Angeles yesterday, to 4." and brought the champions down a peg In the per centage column. Ruby Randolph was fcatted so hard ' that . Captain Dillon yanked him out of the game In the sixth when three hits brought the northern ers' total off the auburn one up to ten. Koestner was substituted but he fared as badly before the Oregon sharp shooters, for they tapped him for six Bare ones. r ... Marshall was sent to the firing line for the Beavers and McCredle used ex cellent Judgment in chasing him to the bench In favor of Groom, when the Seraphs gleaned three hits for two runs olt the attenuated one. as long as mi ptrength holds out Marshall is a good one and capable of twirling great ball. The score: LOS ANGELES. AB. R. H. PO. A. S3. Bernard, 2b ......... 3 0 Oakes. cf 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 1.:' THUon, lb , . Brashear, rr ........ Bmlth. 8b ,....., Kills. If ............ lelmas, SS .......... Hopran, o ... .. Ksnnolph, p Koestner, p Total .............13 4 7 17 U PORTLAND. AR R H. Pa A. E. Cooney, ss ........... 4 J J i Evan, 8b ............ S 0 I S Kaftery, cf C 1; J McCredie. rf ........ 6 Oil Passey. If ........... 6 J t 0 Danzig, lb ...,..r... 4 I J 11 Johnson, 2b ........ 8 0 I 5 Madden, o 3 1 0 4 Marshall, p I 1-1 0 Groom, p t 0 0 0 Total ,.SC 8 1621 t 1 Hogan out. hit by batted ball. SCORE BT INNINGS. Los Angeles '....0 0 2 0 0 0 S 0 0 4 Hits ..0 0110110 17 Portland ,.0 0 0 2 1 1 0 1 2 8 Hits 1 0 4 2 2 2 0 2 416 V ' SUMMARY. ; Two-base hits Pelmas, Dillon, Dan- rig. Hits Off Marshall 6, off Groom 1, off Randolph 10, off Koestner 6. Sac rifice hits Ryan 2). , Oakes, Delmaa, Madden. Stolen bases Onkes, Cooney, Rvsn, Rnftery, Bassey. First base on balls off Marshall 8, off Groom 2, off Randolph 2. Hit by pitcher Bmlth. Struck out By Marshall S, by Groom l.-by Randolph 1. Passed balls Ho pan (2), Time 2 hours. Umpire Per- rine.s - ' ' . ' ' OAKLAND HAS AN EASY VICTORY OVER FRISCO (United Ptmb Leased Wire.) San Francisco, June 25. Oakland had an easy time of It yesterday and won from the Seals. 4 to 1. Wright held the Seals down to five hits. . Score; OAKLAND. AB. R. H. PO. A. B van naiiren, u....... 1 jiaiey, i o. . Reitrauller, rf. . . 4 1 2 I 1 jbagan, ss. lewis, c. . .MOgan, id. . r. . Altman, 3b. , - .-1 1 M Wright, p ..... Totals ...... 34 4 SAN FRANCISCO. 7 27 II 24 AB. R H. PO. A. E. Mohler, 2b. , .. Hildebrand, If. Henderson, cf. 0 0 0 Williams, lb. 1 0 0 0 Melcholr. rf. Zeider, us. .......... 8 Curtis, 3b, ' .... , .. ... 4 Uerry, c S 0 S 0 fiutor, p. i e a - Totals 80 1 B 27 iv.; SCORE BT INNINGS. , Oakland , 0 0 0 0 0 2 2 0 t Hits ...0 0 1 0 0 8 8 1 07 Son Francisco ,.0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 Hits .,........0 1-9 0 0 0 0 2 18 ft W-"1 ' SUMMARY. -'V; ' ; Two-base hit Altman. Sacrifice hits Cook. Altman 2. Double play Mel choir to Mohler. Stolen bases Van Haltren. Heitmuller. Hogan. Williams, First base on balls Off Wright, 8: off Sutor, 1. Hit by pitcher Mohler, Struck out By Wright, 4: by Sutor. t. Balk butor. Time of game, 1 hour, 45 min utes. Umpire O'Conneli. 3IULTN0MAH JUNIORS C03IPETE0N TRACK The Multnomah club ' juniors took their turn at furnishing the excitement around the clubhouse last evening when they held ' a . highly ..successful track meet Medals were given for the boys making the highest number of points. The boys were divided Into two classes, the night Juniors, boys aged from 12 to 18 years, and the day Juniors, from 6 to II arears.. The winners were as follows: .. Night Jfinlors David Welch, first: Del O'Hanlon. second; John Baker and Homer Shaver, tied for third. Night Juniors Second division. ' Al bert Kschricht. flrstj Leon Fabre? sec cnd: Tom Greer, third. '. ' Day Juniors First division. Alfred Stone, first; Wllliant Oberteuffer. seo ond. Second division Gerald Barrett, first: Frd Keller, second; Francis Elvers. third. . " i XORTirWE STERN LEAGUE. Aberdeen 8, Spokane 5. Spokane, Wash.. June 15. Roosevelt's 3ack of control and some hard luck lost yemerday'B game for Spokane, 8 to 6 Jioosevelt walked 7 Of the 13 men who iBccd him in the first two innings, three runs resulting. Two more came on an easy chance to Mackln, which f-tnick bump snd bounded over his head to the outfield. Jetting two men com across the pan. . The score: " " R R7 E. Aberdeen ...0 8 0 10 0 8 18 7 8 ibpnkane ..,.1 0 10 0 0 0 1 0 t 10 2 tiaitertes - Starkell and Spencer; Roosevelt, Dunn and Roberta, Umpire Frary. . , T . .- i ., ; Seattle 4, Tacoma 1. ! Settle. Waiih., June 25. Errors by tin? 1 iBors at crlUcnl times gave yeter r''y' fn;p to the locals, 4 to I. ' Young IU had all the better of Rush in the iitnhf;iff pni of tlie fume, but his sup Iisrt ws erratic and he lost. , The score: I R. If. K Pottle .....1 1 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 4 3 in nna ,,.0 0 8 0 0 1 0 01 12 4 liRturU-s Rush nd Stanley; Hall and i'l L'aPlr J-iauk. , ' . ' . pouting HOT! GOES TO ,iE A Portland Y. M. C. A. Athlete Will Have Charge of Ros lyn's Physical Health, This week will see the close of the series of conferences held under tht auspices of the Y. M. C A. at Breakers. Wash, and will be entirely devoted to the physical men of the northwest and those having aspirations to take up that V Li-. John Hessemer. line of life work. John Lamb, physical director of the Salem Y. M. C. A., who received his training In the Portland as sociation, is one of the notable figures in pushing things along. Lamb has already made himself known In the capital by his engineering of the base ball league for professional and business ; men. - j ' . . ;,. .--. The conference will devote a large part of its time to physlca work under Physical Director Grilley and different phates of the work of a physical direc tor are oeing nanaiea oy various speaa- ers. Dr. Harry Start of Portland speaks on physical examination, at the same time embracing kindred subjects as the restoration of life to the apparently drowned. His classes are marked with a considerable amount of enthusiasm owing to the encouragement he gjves to the men to express their own Ideas, whether In agreement with his own or not. Several members of the Portland T. M. C. A. are preparing for immediate work in outside Y. M. C. A. a. among them John Hessemer who has consist ently been one of the most popular and best known men in the association building. He goes to take up work at Roslyn City, Wash., Julv 1. His loss will be one felt at the association, for while Hessemer has never been unduly prominent In athletics he has been one of those plodding, consistent men that have helped to hold things together when thov rot to r raved edees. . When asked about his work, Hesse mer said, "Sly ideal is work lor men. man should take up the line of work for wnlch be Is most fitted whatever It be. Work among men of whatsoever age tney oe is my noooy ana i go to Roslyn City determined that through the physical work I shall get a grip on some of the men there whether they be dovs. or young men. or oia men and I think that together we will be able to make the X. AL U. A. a factor In man's work there. I want - the associa tion to be the center of everything that NATIONAL. LEAGUE GAMES. At New York. . R.H.B. Boston 0 2 New York . ..4 I Batteries Llndaman, McCarthy and Smith; Wlltse aud Bresnabaa. ... R.R.EL Boston ................... .....1 I New York -.7 10 Batteries Young and Graham: Mat' hewson. Malarkey. Bresnahan and Bnod. grass, umpires jonnsione ana Kigier, At, Chicago. RH. E. Chicago , ...2 7 St. Louis ...1 I Batteries KeulDacn Ana Kilns From me and Hostetter. Umpire Klem At Brooklyn. R.ZLB. Philadelphia .....8 Brooklyn .,.1 ' I t) arteries uorriaon ana jjooin: wu- helm and itergen. Umpire O Day. , At Pittsburg. - RH.E. Plttsburr 11 Cincinnati 8 i Batteries Willis. M&aaox and tllb son; Welmer, Campbell and JdcLean. AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES. , At Philadelphia. . RH. E. NewTork ,....,..( 0 Philadelphia 10 Batteries Manning. jnespro - ana Kleinow; Schlltxer, Vlckers, Smith and At BotOB. :'" ; R.R.K Washington ....8 10 1 Boston ..v.. .........2 I 6 Batteries Smith, Keeley and Street; Winter. BurchelL Uartmaa and McFar- land. At Detroit. R H. S3. Detroit .t..... ...... ....,.....1 7 2 St Louis ... ...7 12 0 Batteries Mullln and Thomas: wad- dell and Spencer. - s ; , . 's; At Clereland. : Cleveland 10 .. 0 Chicago ;.. 2 Batteriee Joss and N. Clarke; Owen ad Sullivan. - This Day in Sport Annals. 1859 At .New . York, great ovation given Paul Morphy by the New York and Brooklyn chess clubs. 1872 George Brers, pugilist, born In Charlottetown, P. B. I. t.amnrMge, Mass, The Yale nine defeated Harvard by fi to 4 In 12 innings, and won. the championship of the college leas-ue. 1888 The yearling King Themas sold at auction for 83S.0O0 and afterward S"Id.aK ,vaU al8 t0 Senator Hearst for 840.000. . 190J At London, Tom ' Sharkey lost to Gus Ruhlin In 11 rounds. :; - - , - At a recent exposition. 1ft Lucerne lz.ooo different stamps of various coun tries wre ea vlaw. BECO DIRECTOR NEWS ClIJIIiDffll WILL W FOR r.lEDALS ' 7 ... 1 ' t- " v1 L " ": v; asMHMsBmassnsHMMRas ' ' General Finzer Issues Rules for Rifle and Revolver ; Tournament. , The annual - rifle and revolver com petition of the Oregon National guard win ha YiiA nn tha rifle ransa near Salem during the week or juiy asu to zi Inclusive rloneral orders No. 9. from th office of Adlutant General w. ta. Finser, Just issued, gives full Instruc tlnna in rnrlmantal. battalion and com pany officers as to how the competing guardsmen are to be seleoted. aa well ss a complete program or m jour Anvm1 shoot. Ths commandina officer of each regiment will sena a team oi four men and one alternate to be se lected from the regimental and battal ion commissioned ana non-commissioned officers; from each company a tam of four men and one alternate to be selected by the company commander, all to be selected by previous competi tion . on some outdoor - range ,m such manner as each commanding officer mav deem necessary to secure the best shot of his oommand for his team. No guardsman will be allowed to partici pate in the state contest unless he shall h,v, Turfnrm,r1 not less than 75 per cent of all military duty since Joining the National guard. ,. The following marksmanship contests will take place during the four days' competition: - ! Btate troonv maten company cnam- rtonshlp; prise,' silver cup to become he DroDertv of ths organisation win ning It three times, pot necessarily in succession.. ,. . State medal match comnetlna tor state trophy; prise, a gold medal, to be come the property of the officer or sol Alar wlnnlna- It throe times, not neces sarily In succession. The highest lndi-1 vidual score in the state tropoy match wm be awarded the prise in this, con test. . . ;'-. State Individual match Open to all members of the national guard compet ing xor xne state tropny; prises, ti) gold medal, two silver medals, five bronse medals and a . silver medal to be awarded to the following: The guardsman making the highest aggre gate score in slow fire, the one making the highest score in rapid fire and to the one making the highest score in skirmish fire. Governors troohy match Rearimental championship, open to teams of 8 men from each regimental organisation in the state, xnis tropny is to De competed for annually. state pistol mate?! open to ail com-i missioned orricers or tne national guard and to all ' tton-commlssloned officers present on the range during the state competitions; uprises, a gold medal to tne competitor making tne nignest ag gregate score, and a silver medal to each of the two competitors making the highest aggregate scores after the gold medal scores. i - . At tne same time or tne' national guard shoot the annual matches of the Oregon branch of the National Rifle association will re held nn the un range. -mere wiu : ne two principal events, the trophy match and the na tional marasman s reserve match. The usual rules wm cover tne two events. RUMORED WRESTLER HACHMSCHMEDT DEAD London, June 25. It Is ru- 4 4 ihored today that . Hacken- 4 schmldt, the famous wrestler, it 4 4 dead at Alx Lea Chappelle, 4 4 where he went several weeks 4 4 ago to take a rest In an effort 4 to recover from Injuries re- 4 celved la his match with Gotch 4 4 at Chicago this spring. The re- 4) 4 port has not been confirmed. 4 4 Kackenschmldt was suffer- 4) 4 lng from water on the knee and 4) 4 some time ago his doctors an- 4 4 nounced that he would never be 4) 4 able to wrestle again. 4 4 ' - 4 BTAXDE?a OF THE TEAMS. , Pacific Coast League. Won. Lost. - F.C Los Angeles..;...... 88 81 .651 Portland , 34 81 .623 Oakland . 84 37 .479 San Francisco... 84 - 41 .463 XT 25DST 2n7T A BIT. $10.00 SET OF ec TEETH FOR Written Guarantee for 10 Tears. CKOWXTS Any tooth in the mouth we crown with solid gold, 22k., guar anteed to be the best, for 4,QQ Any Porcelain Crown made no mat ter what they are called or how they are made.-; Our price a 1 is only I TltliJ 88UD023S Solid Gold Too. Solid Gold Backs. - Porcelain Fronts, per tooth Solid Gold Teeth, 2Ilt, 4Syf bridge, per tooth ........ V,' All other work same price, ' proportionately. TAXSJ.V9 EXTTtaCTTOlf rree When Plates or Bridges Are Ordered Absolute ooarantees. ULY DENTAL PAKLCSS itnm ajtd coven stsexts Kotirl from, a sw m. tA a n. m. 2hoe A-1010 - Opea Sundays rVT Rdd ' Jrcck tumviiJ Q TRI-CITY GETS IIEW SCHEDULE President "Whitomore Makes Last Revision for Rest . of Playing Season. , Secretary Smith of .the Trl-Clty league has promulgated the last revis ion of the league schedule which will be made by President Whltemore, the change being due to the dropping; of the Oregon City and Alblna teams: ' foiiowinar is tne latest scneauie: ' West Portland A't St. Johns. Septem ber 6: East Portland, at vauehn street. July 4 (double-header); August 8; at sal em, juiy i, August zb, Bepiemow 7 (double-header); at Woodburn, July o, aukubv v, aukuh; ov. St. Johns West Portland at Vaughn street, August 18; at Vancouver, July 4 (double-header); at Salem. July 24. August 8; . at Woodburn, July 12, August 2. : East Portland West Portland st Vaughn street, June 27, July 5, August IB; at St Johns. July 18, August 23, September 7 (double-header) ;t at Van couver, July ' 26. August 30; at Salem, June 28, July 12, August 2; at Wood burn, August 18. September 4. Vincouver At fit. Johns. June 28. Julv fi: East Portland at Vaughn street August 9; at Salem, August IS. Septem ber 6; at Woodburn, July 19, September 7 taouDie-neacier). - - . Salem At St. Johns, August 30, at Woodburn, July 8. Woodburn West Portland at Vaughn street. June 28; at Vancouver, August 33: at Salem, July 4 (double-header). . West Portland has 6 aames at home and IS away, St Johns 8 at home andl 7 away, mast fortiana at norae. it away, Vancouver 7 at home and 8 away Salem 13 - at home and 3 . away and Woodburn 11 at home and 2 away. SQUEEZE PLAYS. A same won' from the leaders lg a game worth winning., That new addition to the grandstand will bo finished when the team returns home. - Charley Moore has lost . his suit against the St Johns club of the Trl Clty league for $501 for unpaid salary. Coos Bay and . the . Inland Empire Thinks It Saved His life. Tester M." Nelson, of Naples. Maine. says In a recent letter: "I have used Dr. King's New Discovery many years, for coughs and colds, and I think It saved my life. I have found It a re liable remedy , for throat and lung com plaints, and would no more be without a bottle than I would be without food." For nearly 40 years New Discovery has stood at the head of throat and lung remedies. as a preventive or pneu monia, and healer of weak lungs it has no equal. Sold under guarantee at Skid more Drug company's drug store, too and 31. Trial bottle free wmno ana uosia now MARVEL whirling Spray Mm serf .Viu-ftosTTiwt w- jh on tODTninv - - - - it h esnnotsntply the oUwr, but Mod stamp for toll pvtlenlsn and d traction, in. vslusbls to ladles. W AIIVKI, C'Ol. 4 B. Sad ST- ICH vnnii sate sy Bkldaaef Dra( Cfc.' Weodafd, Gkttke Oe, sad Iue-Osyla Drug Cs.. i &um. ( Money-Elalring Vays of tJsing Vant Ads) To Get a Clerk, or a Position as Gerk-- A good Clerk is valuable investment :. Many a sale has been lost for lack of tact, courtesy or enthusiasm on the part of a Clerk. You get your pick from scores . by inserting a Want Ad under the heading "Help Want ed Clerks" on our. Classified, page, or, perhaps you may see what you want just by reading the Want Ads of those wanting positions under "Situations Wanted Clerks.". You can get the best of retail and office, Clerks this way. If you are a Clerk now and want to . better your position or are out of a place, it will cost you but a few cents to get in touch with the best of business houses.. Insert your Want Ad under "Situa tions Wanted Clerks" or read the -Help Wanted Clerks" column in this paper for a few days.: Read and use our little Want Ads and you will grow bigger than . a Clerk. " CLERK WANTED BY LARGH RB tall store on blank street; must be sober, Industrious and neat; good fu ture and above the average salary to begin; state full particulars with ref erences In reply. Address C M-18, this office. JOCRRAl CLASSIFIED RmS X-'xT " lMWtla,v One Yoirdon't have to be an EXPERT in advertising to become a Classified advertiser. All that is necessary is to become acquainted with the way others do, then use your OWN com mon sense and state your wants in a brief, direct way in a Want Ad bring to our office and WE do the rest which is to DELIVER to you in a day or two at our office RESULTS. ' -'V:,':; ''-:' tCoprrlght 108, , by George Matthew, Adams.) V -V ''..'4 leagues are shooting holes Into the Trl City for playera . Pitcher Howard refused 7S a month to play with La Grande. He thought the value placed on him too low. y Marshall 1st getting a good workout for a busher. It isn't often an obscure youngster, gets to pitch once a week In class A baseball. - Seattle has had about 30 men since the team started training and still more coming. How would Eddie Slever, the twlrler Petrolt Is going to let go, do for the Portland mound T .- Hlvr la a vetnran southpaw and the team needs South paws Mae might make a center shot oy going alter Slever. - Connie Mack Is said to be after Jack Myers, the Jolly Indian catcher who caught for Russ Hall's Butte team last season. What a savsge battery with ecuuer auu xuyers woraing. , i e - ' '- Old Solly Saulsbury may ddn a Coast league uniform again after several years' absence. He used to pitch for Portland years ago, being noted for his siow Dan. . CLASH BETWEEN CITY " AND NATIONAL GUARD (Calted.Press Leased Wire.) San Francisco, June 25. Some Inter eating developments are promised on July 1, when the employes and doctors of the ' health department " report for duty garbed in an olive-colored uniform which has been prescribed for all at taches of the department Adlutant-Qeneral J. H. L,auck of the National Guard has notified . the board of health that the uniform bears too close a resemblance to that worn by tho National Guard and he has threatened to bring action against - the board If the umiorxn is uibu. - The board has isnored Ad1utant-Gn- eral Lauck's demand on the ground that It Is an aesthetic problem and permits of great difference of opinion as to how many stripes ana crass Duttons consti tute a uniform. - IWS WEMI1SS MASTOID b$n - f cure all diseases of men by methods of my own devising. These methods are a radical de parture from tho ordinary medical .practice, which attempts to cure every 111 of mankind by stomach drugging and thus kills more people than are cured. In my1 practice, J do not drug the stomach at . all, but I apply heading medi cines of my own directly to the diseased region, and thus effect a complete and permanent cure In a very short time. My treatment never falls, si my unbroken record, covering a period of over 20 yeans, fully proves. Don't be practiced and experimented upon by physicians, druggists, elec tric belts and incompetent specialists. My large practice and quick, thorough methods enable me . to cure Men's Diseases In half the time and about one-fourth the usual fees asked. , . My guarantee is: .. ' NOT A DOLLAR NEED NO STIMULANTS FOR WEAKNESS" r My' success In permanentlr curing that condition commonly known j as "weakness" fully demonstrates the absolute correctness of my : method of treatment, which is a method- employed by myself alone. I do not stimulate the functions to temporary activity by the use of strong Internal medicines. This is the -course commonly pursued by both general practitioners and spe cialists, and is a treatment that cannot possibly result in a permanent cure. "Weakness"" Is merely a symptom of chronic inflammation In the prostate gland brought on by excesses, early dissipation or by the Improper treatment of some contracted disease. A complete and radical cure Is therefore a ques tion of restoring the prostate gland to Its normal state, and this I accomplish promptly and -completely without the use of Internal remedies. My treat ment is a local one entirely. It is original and scientific, and has been proved absolutely effective by thousands of tests. I am convinced that by no other method can full and permanent restoration of strength and vigor be accomplished. . ..".. CONTRACTED DISORDERS The serious results that may follow neglect Of ; contracted diseases could scarcely be exaggerated. Safety demands an absolutely thorough cure In the least possible time I have treated more cases of contracted disorders than any other physician upon the Pacific coast My cures are thorough and are accomplished In less time than other forms of treatment require in producing even doubtful resulta I employ remedies of my own devising and mv treatment is equally effective In both recent and chronic cases. . . . VARICOCELE There is no necessity for surgical operations In the treatment of Varicocele. This disease yields completely to my mild and painless method, and results are far better than were ever attained by the harsh and dangerous practice of cutting. 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