THE OREGON SUNDAY: JOURNAL, PORTLAND,' SUNDAY MORNING,- JUNE 281803.
jiiioTii mcToity
ClfflEf ROM filSI
Piteher's Battle ; Goes, to
Frakes iWlien Barrell
- Heaves Sphere Wild.
FOB IIUIIIMLLV
Winner of Three Derbies
Has Walkaway at Butte f
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1ST SIDE IMfS
PORTLAND RACING CREWS WHICH ROW IN LAKE WASHINGTON REGATTA
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While. Portland was walloping Los
'? Angeles and strengthening her hold on
I first plac in th Pacific Coast leagu
S' yesterday afUrnoon, ;th Frakes team
I of the Trl-Clty laua likewise took a
I biff swiff of first place medicine bT
f . walloping- the East Elders, I to 1- Jack
Olney and Rodney . Hurlburt wer the
S opposing pitchers, and . they acquitted
3- themselves welt
t Three hit each . was all the two
! teams could gather off the slants of
is these two young men, , while two bases
- on balls off Hurlburt and three off
i: Olney was the oxtent of their gener
t oslty. . '
Hurlburt. however, had one bad tn-
ping when a base on balls to -Olney,
Drennan'a two-bagger, - Barren's bum i
vi , heave to the plate to catch Olnay. and
Hlnkle' s corking: three-bagger grave the j
,' , Frakea three runs and the gam. Pre !
$' vlous to this Inning;, Hurlburt had been:
g ' practically unhittable, Olney's scratch
Jilt to Barrel, which a little vim on the
f part of that individual might have nut
: off, being the only safety which the
J . West Slders had made. -
East Side scored her run In the fourth
;; Inning, when Lerch worked Olney for
. a. pass, stole second, went to third on
i Yauschers' sacrifice and scored when
; Johnson heaved the ball to the plate
r too low to be handled oronerlv. The
i Commuters never had another real good
i chance to score after that, although
Hurlburt doubled with two out in the
; fifth, but Lerch. was an easy out. John
t son to Parrott They tried hard again
i In the eighth when, with McKlnley and
Hurlburt In cold storage, Lerch singled
J and stole second and third. Meyers
then walked and stole second, but Bar
l rel sent up an easy fly to McElwaine.
i Lerch, East Eider's crack fielder,
pulled off the star play of the day
f when he captured old Kirby Drennan's
!. hard drive to right on a bad bound and
by a aharp throw to McKlnley threw
I the big center-fielder out at first The
(. score;
t . EAST PORTLAND.
f . : r AB. R. H. TO. A. B.
! Lerch. rf t 1 , l J 1 e
'iauscner, cr ......... X
Barrel, 2b ....,.,.,...4
: Duvall, tb k .....4
Meyers, as..... ..8
Brock, o. ............ .4
Magneaa, Jf ,..,4
; McKlnley, lb.... 8
4
s
3
0
0 11
Totals
1 J4 10
.......;...0 1
WEST PORTLAND.
AB. R. H. PO. A. E.
Drennan, cf. ....... ,.,4
1 1
0
jonngon, ss, ........ .,4
Hinklcv If... .....-'. I
Bodl beaux, lb... .....I
Antoine, c. .1
Parrott, lb. .......... I
Day, 8b. ...... ...,,..!
McElwaine, rf S
Dlney, p...,....,..t
0 2
1 1
0 1
0 7
0 IS
0 t
0 1
11
1
0
0
0
e
0
0
ToUIa 17 t 27 II 1
SCORE BY INNINGS. a
West Portland ...0 0 0 0 0 I 0 0 I
-.Hits 0 0 1 0 0 2 0 0
East Portland ....0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1
Hits 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 1 03
, SUMMARY.
'.Bases on balls Off Hurlburt, 2: off
plney, 2. Struck out By Hurlburt, J;
by Olney, 7. Two base hits Hurlburt,
Drennan. Three-base hit Hlnkle. fiao.
ririce mt Tauscher. Stolen bases
Lerch, 2: Tauscher, Meyers. Tim of
" i.av. umpire Ulles.
XORTinVEST LEAGl GASIES.
Spokane, 8; Aberdeen, 1. !
A Spedal Plimteh to The Jonrnal .
Bpokane, Wash., June 27. A perfect
game was played today between the In
dians and Aberdeen. There were no
sensational plays, although James made
""w euwj wicubi in. cenierriola thAt
"" ianB, inciuaing a Deellne
uwTs. igerwoi aiso 01a good work,
" was. m preciy game throughout, not
one malting an error. Both pitchers had,
perfect control. The wind blew pretty
oi uiuuHuia luii attenaed th
game, ine score: R. w. , e.
Ainiuecu .UVV1VVOO vl 5
. oiiilb n . . j 1 v o u z b o k .. , a
Batteries Wright and McCarter; Star-
uui xviuager. umpire fraxy,
Seattle, 4; Tacoma, 1.
pedl DUpateh to The looraal 1
Seattle, Wash., June 27. Outfield d
no uuiumea, xacoma -lost today to
Seattle by a score of 4 to 1. It was one
of the most brilliant games played here
t. score: . H. J,
Tacoma .16
MAKES AND W00DBUKX
WILL FIGHT OUT TODAY
.- Judging; by the class of ball pot up
br the Fraket and East Portland at the
Vaughn street grounds yesterday, tomor
row's game between the Frakea and
. woodburn should be a corker. There
will be a whole lot at stake, too, for
me team mat wins will lead the league.
Howard and Bowen will be the oppos.
Ing pitchers. Everyone acquainted with
Portland's semi-professional ball clubs
n neara or Howard and he can be
expected to pitch a good game. Antone
will receive him. -.Bowen.
-a. Woodburn tulrler. makes
his bow to the Portland publio la to-
," bhuju, BUl no aoea not come
' j unheralded. Reports from Woodburn
i mm wun oeing a wonder. He has
inaoe monkeys of every team In the
" oui tna jTaa.es and he will be
yew to them as well as to the Portland
I"" H2 wu "b'y assisted from the
otC?,r ".d o th battery by White.
, Woodburn will have another new face
' i2r' A?1 'o h person of Joe Fay,
the well-known Portland boy. Fay has
' been identified with basebau'ln Portland
'Jf PRt 1 years, and has quite a
bit of league experience. He played two
"' at laooma besides playlna- cart
of
jasi year with McCredfe. : H will
bold down
game. - -
third base . in tomorrow'
3 tie , lineup will b as follows:
Woodburn:
Frakea.
wnite
Bowen
Iavier
Manao
. .. Anton
, . . Howard
.A. Parrott
Robldeaux
,1 . ...... lb.
na -........,2b.,..
Fay
Michel i
Fhorey ....,..,
ss,.
. ... Bchmeer
........ Day
...... Hlnkle
... Drennen
...B, Parrott
.so.
If.
cf..
Poland -
rf.
Umpire Jack Rankin.
CHICAGO'S GAMBLERS '
LAY OX BALLOON RACE
Chicago, June 27 Chicago bookmak.
era this afternoon opened th
on the international balloon race which
will start from the Aer park hore on
July 4. Eleven entries are listed and
the following odds have been offered-
The Chicago, Coey driver, I ; to
Vllle De Dieppe, French entrant, u to
1; San j Antonio Fielding, FieldlnB
driver, 4 M to 1: United States of et
Paul, to 1: America of St. PauL lo to
1 ; Cincinnati, i to 1; The "L Will," u
to 1, and the rest of tho field IS to 1.
Dr. Frederick Fleldln-- of San Antnnln
Texas, who w,ill participate in the race
toosy, oeciarea nis intention or trying
for a tranapontinental record following
the race here. He will start for California.-
!,.-,".
; Iloqulara Tut classed.
Chha!!a, Wash., June- 27 Hoqutam
w outclassed in today's ball game
with the Un-a.1 team. GntKirn end Doerr
chehslts' bttry. Bailey and Dick
X 'i' liotiulatu. Suore 17 to I. , . ,. . ,
I ""lr.- . "v , I
ft
Coach
Every man among the Portland Bow
ing club's entries la the Lake Washing
ton regatta July 2 and 4, If in splendid
trim and could antef a shell today for
the race, - probably no other senior craw
has ever been so fast as the one at pres
ent, regardless of the recant illness of
of the stroke. Dr. B. E. Loomls. ' '
There is one regret, among t ha local
oarsmen and that is the amallness of
the field In the classlo event of the
day, the senior four-oared race over
mile and a half course. Last season
Portland triumphed over four other
crews, while this regatta has been scaled
aown to uiree entries in tne Dig event,
Seattle and Nelson having no senior
entries.- '
The Portland crews leave Tuesday for
Seattle, where they will spend two days
in practice over the course. ' It was
originally intended to spend five or six
days getting acclimated and accustomed
to the waters of the lake, but after
serious consideration Coach MurDhv and
Captain Craig McMlcken are of the be
lief that better results can be had here
at home. - - - ,
-Two workouts a dar are the order.
one at 1:20 o'clock in the morning and
tne otner at e:su ociocn in tne. even
ing. The work is hard but Murphy
thinks it is needed. . There is no dan
AMERICANS ARE
GIVEII BIG START
Thousands Che6r Men TVho
, Will Represent Country
, at Olympic Games.
(Hetnt News by Leogest Leased Wire.)
Nw . Tork, . June 27. Elghty-flvrJ
strong, ; th American team for th
Olymplo games sailed for England to
day on the steamer Philadelphia Of th
American lln7Evry man was In per
feet shape for the great meeting that
will take plac In th great stadium
at Shenarda Bush. London, next month.
Manager Halpln and Trainer Mike
Murnhv assured, the bia- crowd of ath
letlc enthusiasts on hand to see the
departure that they would return with
th honor of having conquered the
world on track and field. Never be
fore was there such a send-off tendered
an athletic team as that given this
band of athletes. Every boat in - the
vlotnltv of the bltr liner, tooted its
whistle and the crowd of 10,000 on the
pier ; worked themselves up , to rever
heat by cheering.
Kverv member of the team wor
blue can, with the shield of th United
stutM mi. tha front.' Each held an
Amrlifin flaa which was waved enthus
iastically as in ooai puuea away iruiu
Several athletes wno .naa inea naxn
to make the team and failed war on
tha verge of tears as tboy saw their
club mates sail away for a grand time.
. Srit tTtakys Behind. . -.
Jimmy BrltL th fighter, did not
with th team. The little pugilist wll
sail for London next-Tuesday on the
steamer Amerlka. When Jimmy walked
aboard th ship with 'tha giant Ralph
Rose he was loudly cneerea. unit says
he will b chief rooter for America
at the s-amea.
Th men. too. were conuaent in ineir
bearing. As the steamer pulled away
round alter rouna or cners went up
from their friends on th dock and th
bovs stood on the dec until may could
see tneir weu-wisnera no more.
'If von don't win. don't come Oacx.
yelled an enthusiast as th boat pulled
away. "Of cours w won't" was th
ready retort, and tb crew roared with
oeiignt. . ,
FASTEST MOTOR BOATS
MATCHED FOR FOURTH
'All arrangements have been 4
' completed for a motor-boat rao 4
between Johnny - Wolfs . th 4
Wolf and th Imported flyr
of , Mr Rasch of , th Beeman- 4
Spalding-Woodard ; people. Wolf . 4
and Rasch cam ; to terms last '.
. night and th rac will b held
July 4 on th Willamette rlvr. 4
The stakes are quit large and
- a handsome cup will also b
given th winner. ., 4
LARVARD CONQUERS
FEROCIOUS BULL DOG
- New Tork, ' June 27. Harvard again
conquered the Bull Dogs. In the final
game for the baseball championship be
tween the Crimson and the Blue, Tale
was defeated upon the polo grounds thU
afternoon to 6. Van Vleck, who led
Yale to victory in the contest at New
Haven Tuesday, went into the box, but
the third lnnlnr saw his Waterloo.
crl ... R. H. E.
5 10 4
Harvard g Ji j
. BatterieaVsn Vleck, Rose and
3 ne,,:.uHarJf2.r.d,.fnd Currier., Umpires
Smith and Williams.
South Portland Wants Game. .
The South' Portland team would like
an out-of-town game for the Fourth of
Thi.n i.180. HL 6unda' following.
The team has Just been reorganised and
plays a fast gam of ball. Address
testreVt, F' S'O'V"'
':i:y!itiKii::;5
Mnrphy'g Launch,'
ger of the crew becoming "fine," as -all
are in excellent health and spirits.
Juniof Work Surprising. -;
Greatest surprise of all to followers
of the oarsmen is the splendid show
ing of the Junior four In the last tw
weeks. When the juniors raced against
the seniors their stroke, as can b seen
In the picture, was unwieldy and prac
tically without unison. The improve
ment has been marked. They oull to
gether better and have grown more con-
iiaent in nanaung tne sweeps m com
pany. Tho presence of Ed. Gloss, the
crack single sculler; has- added great
strength to the crew. Gloss Is eligible
Inasmuch as ha has never won a Junior
championship in a four-oared shell, hav
ing conunoa nis time to me senior dou
bles and singles. With an old head
Ilka Gloss to steady them, the young
oarsmen oupht to make a good showing
against tha northern Juniors.
The Injury sustained to tha racing
shell by. colliding with floating drift
wood at practice the other nleht has
been repaired and the boat is in as
good condition as before. If there Is
any handicap in equipment it will come
front the oars. Several months ago a
new" set of sweeps was ordered ' from
Enaiand. but they will not reach Port
land In time to ba of any service. This
necessitates tne us oi oars wnicn are
6QTJEEZB PliATS.
Now let th knookr seek their holes.
.-.!
Even th bushers McCredle owns can
beat th rst.
",.
Guess Raftery isn't hitting it np some
this month in th south,
.. ':-;:.
McCredle has an awful lot of nerve,
some think, to put in boys-against th
Angela. . put he had to do it -
". ' - .- . 'j,-t..;.ff':V
There is bound to ba a lot of kicking
In the left field bleachers. Th new
grandstand addition has been boarded
up on th west and th horn plate is
thus obscured.
Bernard 1 a handy man on th field.
Barnard is an onteopath and when Mc
Ardl loosened on of th small b ns
In his spin sliding, "Doc" fixed him
u. ;. . ... ;
They want Chief Esola to take a Job
among Fresno's finest. The chief Is a
pretty nifty thief catcher aa well as a
first class backstop. Of cburse the Job.
! conditional on signing a contract
with Spider Hum's outfit .':
-, - -
Ther aro three Cy Toungs in th big
PERMANENT WINNER OF
THE LADD TENNIS TROPHY
fry
Brandt WickerBham,' whose excellent
mm to Deai v&a Bellinger in tne singles of the Multnomah tennis
tournament. WickerBham has won the cup three years and has be
come the owner jpf it. ; , "
Junior Four.
two years old and which may succumb
to the heavy strain put upon them by
tho brawny crewsmen, . One of the oars
was badly damaged the other night, but
it has been nursed along until it -will
probably last through the race.
It has been definitely decided that
tha Junior crew will be composed of
Gloss, Starling. Cully and Dent. The
personnel of the senior crew has long
been known, Loomls, Conant, McMlcken
and .lien filling the seats.
AH the Junior races will ba ' rowed
r-riaay aiternoon ana tne seniors Sat
urday afternoon, July 4. . Bex Conant
and Art Allen, who nave been decided
upon to row in th Junior single will
ba eligible for the senior doubles Sat
urday should they win their event. They
are banked siipon to do this. Art jnlen
will represent the club In tha Junior
singles., ma. moss, tne single sculler,
will meet his old rivals. Lang of Van
couver and Debracev of Nelson, in th
senior one-man event. Victoria has a
fast alngler who promises to give a lot
of trouble before tha race is ended.
Seattle evidently banked on the Uni
versity of Washington oarsmen to lend
some assistance, but from all indica
tions th collegians ducked out for horn
or other parts a soon as the university
closed its doors. As a result the burg
that boasts of spirit will have to ait
along the shore and cheer for some other
leagu. Boston and Pittsburg recently
traded a pan of their ttoclc They
wore the young Cys. Th original
couldn't be pulled away from th Bos
ton Americans with a ZO-mule team. .
Jess Garrett of Spltball fame doesn't
claim relationship to that other south
west character, Pat Garrett he of
pis tolball fame, who fanned out Billy
The Kid several years back,
.... . .:.,:
Korthwest leagu umpires sock It to
th players every time they get a
chance to cover up their own short
comings, a seattie serin says the fin
ing bislness has been car.-led to excess.
- ' ' '.T-'-.V-.--.',!...; ',.' i
Henflerson, the new Seal fielder.
seems to nava laaen wen witn tne ran.
They like th way ho handiest himself
an una in put. - M - misjudged
couple of files on . his appearance, but
he jumped from th cars into th gam.
. . La Oraado Wing Three. '
(Bpwlal Dtspttck to Tb Jooraal)
La grands. Or.. Jun IT. La Grand
ha com out thrlc victor In th -series
of thre games closed with Pendle
ton, Inland Empire feague, yesterday
aiierooon. onowing are in results:
Thursday, 1-7; Friday. 18-j Saturday,
i,
work with the racquet enabled
Senior
crew. ' It will be Portland against C&
thre Canadian cities.
Loomls is In th poorest shape ' of
BJif i inn iocu men, aeverat aays ago
he caught . cold, which settled on his
lungs. He was comDelled to aton row
ing and in addition suffered tha joss
of seven or eight pounds In flesh. ; Bur
be is fast regaining strength.
In addition to th rowing races there
will be jbl motor boat-regatta on Lake
wasiungasn. several races win De puuea
off and some of th fastest flyers on
tb sound will ba entered for the prises.
Colore James Bay Athletic associa
tion, Victoria, B. C. navy blue and
white; Vancouver Rowing club, Van
couver, B.C. red and white; Nelson
Boat club. Nelson, B. C, grefln . and
white; Portland Rowing; club, Portland,
Or., dark blue,. light blue and whit.
Entries for tho seventeenth annual
regatta of th North Pacific association
of amateur oarsmen, to be held at Lake
Washington, Seattle, Wash., on July I
and 4. l0:
Junior singles James) Bay Athletic
association, Victoria, B. C J. Donald
soft; Vancouver Rowlna club, Vancou
ver, B. C, R. Sinclair; Portland Rowing
club, Portland, Or., A. A. Allen.
Junior doubles -Jamoa Bay Athletic
association, Victoria, B. C, J. Clarke, P.
J. Andrew: Jama. Bay Athletlo associa
tion. -Victoria, -B. C D. T. Jones, C B. I
COUTERS SHOVE
SEALS BACK TO HOLE
'i-izi&;'-y: ',, .... , ,.,.. . , ' ...
Sixteen Bwnts i Gleaned Off
San Francisco Slabstcrs
Win Easy Game.
(tmlted
Wlre.l ,
San Francisco, Jun 17. Th Oaks
shoved the Seals back Into th booby
position by winning to ram at Kecre-1 Columbia next week and in th neigh
atloii park this afternoon. A fair crowd J borhood of 100 craft of all kind will be
saw tne trouncing administered. , Van
Haltren's cohorts blngled often enough,
sixteen timesto win two or three
oral nary contests, out through poor
base running; found themselves com
pelled to go ten Inning to annex tha
priz. - .- . " . , .
Th Seals ran around tha bara four
limes in me xirsi inning ana tnos wer
tn oniy runs garnerea ty tnem. Er
rors were chiefly responsible for the
quartet oi tames.
SAN FRANCISCO. .
.:.;. "-...' in n rt rn a is
Mooier, sd........... 11B s
Kildebrand. If ....... S I J X 0
Henderson, cf. ....... 4 0 0 0 0 01
wiuiams, lb ....... r B 11 ft . o
Melcholr, rf ....... .n. 61 1 1 0 0
Zelder. as .... E t 1 K ttt
Curtis, lb ........... S 0 0 6 to
l. Jonge, c 1,0 13 1
Henly, p ....,,. t 0 0 0 4 0
Berry, o 10 I S 0 0
Total ... 4 I SO 17
UA&LANU
4R. tt W TTk A W
van Haitron, cf 6 6 l i ,( o
naiey. id ............ 5 0. S S
Heltmuller. rf ....... 6 . 1 S 1 0
Began, as : 6 - 1 I 6 4 J
Slattery. o fi o t l 1
Hogan. lb ..,...,.. .1 I 10 '0 0
Aiiman, t r,. ....... 4 0 0 0 0
Cook. If s l : 9 i o o
Hardy, p ............ 6 0 .1 0 10
Total ......... 44 ; j ii to IX
6CORB BT INNINGS.
Oakland .......0 IMOI100 11
Base Hits ... 0 4 S 0 1 t 4 S 1 U
San Francisco .4 00000000 o . 4
Jdas Hit ...4 01001 0 10 1
i 4, SUMMARY. -
Tbree-base ' hits HlMehrand - Tm,n-
oas nits wiuiams, UooK, Hardy, Ho-s-an.
georiflne MtbJllM.hnnit
Altman. First baa on called ballsOff I
naroy orr iieniey l. . -struck out I
oy narar : Dy-. .eniey 4. Hit by
LJiitiicr ocnuonon. wua- pitones
Henley.; Time 1 hours: TTmnir rv.
V.UBUU1. ''",'- ' ., ..J. ' "
PE0MINENT SPOKANE
: MEN OEGANICLUB
' (Special rHspatek te.Tbe JoarnaLt -8D0kane.
wash- June !?Th. Km
piro Athletic club la th nam of a new
club and gymnasium - announced by
nearns toaay. Amonsr in backers ar
Dr. Webb, Dr. Luhn, ex-Chief of Police
Waller, Jo White, Harry Green, Henry
Bora, and numerous othera.. Tha luh
Is for business men only. No young
men will b admitted. It will open tem
porarily On th third floor of the Coeur
d'Aiene tneater block. No professionals
will be allowed membership. , It - will
follow th nlan of th Olvmnle cliih of
San Francisco. Officers will be elected
in a few days and articles of Incorpora
tion drawn ud soon. A location la helnv
sougm tor a ouuaing tor tne new club.
CLEVELAND IS AFTER '
E0L ZEIDEB OF SEALS
ftTnlted Prem Tjeasml Wlr.
San Francisco. June 27. It looks as
though Zelder of the Seal may not play
out the season. The management of the
Cleveland club of the American league
las sent a report to me count on the
Decial mission of grabbing Zelder. It
is only a matter or tne price for the
release. Terms were under -discussion
todar and If an asreement run h
reached with the Ben! management the
popular ln-f ielder will leave to take up
his duties with the Naps at once. The
napa have Deen weak at short ever since
the Injury to Turner early In th sea
son, and have tried half a dozen men
Ithout being satisfied with mr nf
then . . ' ;
3J
Four.'
FInlelson; Vancouver Rowing club. Van
Nelson Boat club, Nelson, BvC A. -Pool,
v jNOtt;,.- I'oruana owing ciuo, trutv
land. Or.. A. A. Allen. Rex Conant -
Junior fours James Bay Athletlo as
stroke: , Straohan, No. S; T. o. lie
Va tt. IP TT Vyi ... '.V.nAntl.
ver Rowing club, Vancouyer, B. S. C
Bweeney, stroKe; tj. Moore, no. ;
Sl n . n .. - A. -1 VI. .kaaW knf
Portland Rowing club, Portland, Or., E.
o. oioss, stroKe; J. o. Hiorimg, xwo.
R. O. Tullv. No. : V. Dent bow.
Senior singles Vancouver Rowing
club, Vancouver, B. G, C- Laingj Nel
son Boat club, Nelson, B. C. T. t. Des
Brlsay; Portland Rowing club, Portland,
Or., E. O. Gloss. ..- -
Ben lor doubles James Bay" Athletlo
asBocisuon, u. x. jones, w . n.
Vancouver Rowing club, Vancouver, B.
C., C Lalng, N. C. Sawers.
Senior fours James Bay Athletlo as
sociation, victoria, B. U.t w. w. iAin
stroke.- F, Bayllsa. No. I: R, Monteit
No. 2; K. T, Hughes, bow. Vancouver
Rowing club. Vancouver, B. C S. C.
Sweeney, stroke; J. R. A. Moore, - No.
8: Q. M. Stacey, No. I: N. Sawyers,
bow. - Portland Rowing club, Portland,
Or.. B. E. Loomls, stroKe; Kz conant
No. a; A. C McMlcken, wo. i; A. A.
Allen, bow.. :'( ..- ;-... ..
YACHT CLUB CRUISE
. ELABORATE AFFAIR
... , .' . , , .. ,'. ... .
All Kinds of Boats Will Par-
ticipate in Two Bays
Cruise.
I . Flans ar being mad for th most
I elaborate cruise ever attempted for tb
I Oregon Yacht club's pleasure' trip to th
In lin. , All th members of th Tacht
I club and their friends aro renuestnd tn
I take part In th cruise, which will last
for two dava.
Commodore W. A. Knight Is in chara-a
of th affair and full particulars may be
naa rrom mm t or upon application at
th clubhouse. ' -
It Is planned to nave tb boats leave
th club moorings Friday evening, July
s, ana a powerful tug Has been engaged
to talc the boats at good v soeed down
th stream. The Fourth will b soent
In cruising around .th mouth of th
river, where the camp will be estab
lished. The tug will pull the boats back
nom stunaay mgnt.
RACE TRACK RESUlTS.
Seattle? Jun ST. Results
at tb
Meadows: '
Weather clear: track rast.
First race. ' six furlongs- Natti
Bumppo first, Zelina second. The Bultan
tnira; time, x:i.
Second raoe. six furlongs Pal won.
Nagasam seoond, Aunt Polly third;
time, 1:11. , . '
- Third raoe, 1 mile and 70 yards -IjO
tus Rater first. Edwin T. Fryer second.
Johnny Lyons third; time, 1:43.
Fourth race, four and on, half fur
longsRose Queen first, Le Roe seo-
onrt, Rignt asy third; time, o.rih.
. Fifth race, one and . on - sixteenth
miles High Oun first. Qargantua seo
ond, Lady Souffle third; time, 1:47.
-. Sixth race, f lv and one half fur-
longe Security - first, Burleigh second,
Oemmell third; time, l:07Vt.
' LatonJ Results.
Five furlongs -Admonish won. lAdy
Ruby second. Light Blue third; , time,
1:01. "
Fiv ana on nair ruriongs unci
Walter won, -Floreal eecond, . W- A.
Leach third: time, l:0t 1-5. ' ,
Bevrn lunongs uen tiaia won, itoi-
low second, Queen's Daughter
tnira;
time, i-o
Mile . and on - sixteenth Monstgnor
won, Quagga second. Miss Llda third;
tlnve, 'l:46 -6. .- .
Seven ruriongs Honest won. Finan
cier second. The Thorn .third; time.
1:20 4-6. , -
Blx rurionars Jo Moser won. Ooia
Proof second. Rebel Queen third; time,
lilt l-o. -.. : ' . .
'- Sheepshfad Bay Results. :
Handicap, six and on half furlongs
Westbury (E.. Duianl. . IS to l.' won:
Roseben (Notter. second; Demand (W.
Steeplechase," about two and a half
miles California King (McKlnney), 6
to 1.. won: John M. P.. (Donohue), see-
04 1 6 t-'tuPP.-1 "tra; "me,
' Six furlongs Sir Martin J. Lee), S
to 6. won: Fayette (Miller). 2 to 6. sec
ond; fiftimet (Hotter), B to ay tnira:
time. 1:12. , - , -
Coney Island Jockey elufr stake, mile
and on half Falrplay (Notter), 6 to
1, won: Aesian E. Dugan), second;
King James (Miller), third; time,
t:31 1-6. v : - .-:....-
IlnndicsD. mile and three sixteenths
on tha turf Plna and Needles Mr.
Cahey), 6 to 1, won; Gretna Oreen (Not-
lerj, Mcunu; hum trawiora tJJJ. UU-"
gan), third; time," 2:00 t-5. - -
On mile Earl O. (McCahy), t to 1.
won: Antanea (Lone). econd: Tin ft
News (Herbert), third; time, 1:89 4-5.
Scaler and Sullivan Re matched.
Spokane. Wash.. June 27. The nt
boxing match here will be between
Scaler and Sullivan, In about two wlt.
Reams arranged for the contest between
wiT wwyj iiiv-ii, w iiu xiiauv aucn m pretty
fight last evening. This time. Kearns
says, the match will be 10 rounds. Ha
thinks six rounds is not long enough
to briflar out th best hoxtna- vn.i, .
either. Kearns was dleannnfntl wirh
the decision last evening) thinking Scaler
nad th best of - th fieht bv a.amnil
(Special Dlipatrh to Tb Journal.)
Butt, Mont, Jun 27. Desplt 'the
I raw wind and cTiilly weather that pre
vailed all today, keeping many persons
away from the track, th first day of
the 40-day meeting of the Butt Jockey
club can be set down a a success, not
only from th point of attendance, but
because of th quality of th card of
fered. . '
.. Jack xronnally wins Again. :'
Th feature of th opening was th
Shrlnrs' handicap, and ,-' more than
2.000 persons cheered Jack Nunnally, th
heavily played favorite, on to victory
In a grand rirfajby C. Miller. Nunnally
was th winner, of the opening handi
cap at- Oakland, and th victor of the
San Franolaco, Los Angeles and New
Orleans Derbies finished th fiv
eighths a length ahead of Mary F.
Nunnally holds the world's reoord
for five-eights of a mil of 6 H mad
at Oakland and his slow tlm of fiv
and a half furlong at 1:07 is probably
explained by the fact that In rounding
into the stretch the cole ; lh.r fiv
length by being shoved Into th ralL
but despite that the gam Dayton CoU
- - . .inula UI IIU.B l ir. l. una
on second today. . Following ar th
Basalts of Baoes.
First 'rac, fiv furlongs Miss Dan
vllle won. Mabel Fountain aecond. Sdora
third. Tim 1:02. v
Se9pnd race, one mil L, C. Wldrlg
won. Sibarla second, , Eduardo third.
Tim 1:42. .... . -.,-
Third race, thr furlongs La Gloria
IT?"! Murry soond, OlUett
tuiiu. iunt v:aa- . ...( .
fnurth rac. fiv and a half furlongs
(Shriner's handicap) Jack Nunnally
(Miller) six to five, won; Mary F. sec
ond Ethol Day third. Tim 1:07. Lyt
Knight and Sidney F. also ran.
Fifth race, on mile Salnrlda -won,
Patriotlo second. Royal River third.
Tim 1:4J. i
Sixth rac. half mil John A. Mallon
r0" ei1- Bratdy socond. Lanchasler
Lad third. Tim 4 1 Vs.
T
BTANDINQ OF THE TEAMS.
-f
Pacific Coast Leagne.' '
'.,-.',-' Won Tiiit
P.C.
.644
.627
.471
.462
Portland t7 ' tl .
Los Ansel ix si
Oakland..'. t6 'SO .
Ban Francisco ....... t . 41
:,. American Iteagtyo.
Won. Lost.
P.C.
.64
.690
65
.641
.48S
.438
.422
.2(7
St Louis
37 26
Cleveland
Chicago .
Detroit .
it .. 28
i iii.Bucipiiiat . ....... .
New York
Boston . .............
Washington . ........
NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES.
Pittsburg, 4; St. Lonla, 1. :
' (TTnlted Press Leased Wire.) '.
St Louis. Jun 27. Hlttins- safeW
when Mta meant runs, the Pirates
cleaned up a gam today. Score:
Pittsburg . ..... .4 8 t
St Louis ...................... 1 6 1
Batteries Leever and Gibson; Fromm
and Hostetter. Umpires Email and
Ruddrham.
- Boston, 4 Fhlladelphla, 1.
' (United rnss lieased Wire.) ' "
Boston. Jun 17. The Dovaa took tha
first gam of th series from Philadel
phia todar. Wlnnlnsr bv a, scora nf 1 t 1
Bcor: R. H. E
Boston . ................. ......4i 7 11
Philadelphia .1 t 0 I
tmtieries Mouartny ana smitn; Mc
Qulllln and Dooln. Umpires Rlgler and
Johnston; . . , : - .
; Cincinnati, 4; Chicago, 1. ,
' v- (TJaltea Pre Ussrf Wlr.
Chicago. Jun 27. Coaklev hM tha
Cub to four hits today and th Reds
had llttl troubl In winning. Score:
B h. m.
Chicago . .......... ..14 1
Cincinnati .;.........,..,.,, ..4 ; ( 1
Batteries Lundgren, Reu'lbaoh and
Kllng; Coakley and McLean. . , .
New York, 4-0 ; Brooklyn. 8-2. ;
(rmtd Press Lead Wlre.t '
Brooklyn. June 27. The New Tnrtr
Nationals won both games from Brook
lyn today. Th Dodgers gav th Olants
a close call In the ninth Inning of th
first game, but the Gotham club won
out Matthewson was invincible in th
second game. Scores: - . . - R. H. v..
New Tork t .4 4 S
Brooklyn ..3 8 6
Batteries Wilts.. . Matthewon : and
Bresnahan: Rucker and Ritter. j -
nSecond game : t . R. H. E.
New Tork ,........,., ,i ... 5 11 i
Brooklyn , 2 f
Batteries Matthewson and Bresna
han; Wiltmer and Ritter.
AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES.
New York! 7 Boston, 6.
A
unite rTMS Less Wlte.
New , Tork. Jun 27. Batftng rallies
the eighth and ninth innings tnitav
(Veltrd PfMa tessrd Wlte.)
gave the New Tork Americana a. virtnrv
over Boston. Score; .' , r. h. E.
Boston ..,...,...,;,..',. ..6 10 1
New Tork-i. t.. ...... .7 13 ' 1
Batteries Cicott and Crlger; New.
ton. Lake and Blair. Umpire O'Lough
Un.. , . . .
Cleveland, 6 Chicago, 3. '
" ' (United Press LeaeeA Wire.)
Cleveland. June 27. Heavy batting
enabled i Cleveland to tnke it , four
straight from Chicago today. Score:
Cleveland .ft loO
Chloago . ..................... .J 10 8
Batteries Berger, Joss and Bemls;
Owen Mnnuel, Wbite and Sullivan. Um
piresSheridan and Evans..
Detroit, U St Louis, 0.'
I7nlt.f Pro.. T.aJ Win
V.?i,V,JvV.cn'' ,une 27. Graham and .
"Wild Blir Donovan engaged in a pitch
era' battle today and Donovan won his :
gam by striking out 10 of tha best
men. Score: R H K
Detroit ' i a
St Louis ...... i.......... o 0 0
Batteries Donovan ' and Thomas;
Graham , and Spencer.. J Umplr Con--"-nolyr.
, . . : -
PhJIadelphia, 6; Washington, "o.,"
J7nLt!'d Js tesstd Wire.)
Philadelohla. June 27 rw.,. m
pitching enabled tho Philadelphia Amer
icans to shut out Washington todav.
Score: ! . t u .
Washington , ............... o - '
Philadelphia . ...i....,.!!..! a a I
margin v- j -, , , .,