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THE OREGON DAILY- JOURNAt, PORTLAND, FRIDAY EVE NINO, , JULY 3, 1908. NEWS OF SPORTING WORLD CLOSED ALL DAY SATURDAY OPEN TONIGHT UNTIL 10:30 southpaw suTor; BUHKS BEAVERS Texan Lets Northerners flown With Dull Thud Groom Chased Out. (United rrsM Leased Wlr.) Ban Francisco, July 8. Unable to hit Southpaw Sutor effectively and help' j less before the daring basertinnlnf of the Seals, Portland went down to her third successive defeat yesterday after noon. A quintet of scatteed blngles was all the Texan allowed the hard hitting northerners. Manager McCredle chased, Groom to the bench In the fourth after three safe swats had scored two men and Johnson finished Four hits and one run were made Ote. The locals nlaved flawless ball. The Eeals scored right off the reel. Mohler caught one of the first balls filtched by Groom, which he stretched nto a double. He promptly filched third. The foxy kid was unusually fleet of foot yesterday and willing to take any, .chance. When Zelder hit to short and eras thrown out at first the kid beat Danzig's throw to- th plate. It was a bit of work that brought the crowd to Its feet. The locals made It two more on the Beavers In the fourth. Bobby Groom was touched up for three singles by Melchoir, Curtis and Berry and this with three stolen bases and a base on balls allowed the home guard to ring the bell twice. The last run of the auartet was made In the seventh HI Id eb rand found one of JohnRon's plants, the Swede having replaced oroom, ror a single Base. Me movea on to second on Whalen's passed ball AVllllams drew four wide ones and a double steal allowed the Seals tff score. unlv once did Portland enow any semblance of a batting rally. That was In the third inning, when two singles were copped from Sutor's delivery. Bassey was the only Beaver to get bet ter than one hit, the little Italian cop ping two singles. The score: PORTLAND. AB. R. H. PO. Casey, 2b Cooney. as Itaftery, cf Johnson, rf. and Bassey, If Janzig. lb Ryan. 8b. S Whalen. c. 3 Oroom. p 2 McCredle, rf 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 E. 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 (I 0 0 Totals 31 0 S 24 15 SAN FRANCISCO. AB. R. H. PO. A. Jdohler. 2b. ':. 3 1 1 1 2 Hlldebrand. If 3 1 1 2 0 Zelder, ss 4 0 0 2 0 Williams, 1b 2 1 1 7 1 - Melchoir. rf 3 1 2 H 0 Curtis, 3b 3 0 2 2 3 Henderson, cf 3 0 0 4 0 lierry, c 4 0 1 7 2 fe'titor, p. 0 0 1 3 Totals 28 4 8 27 11 mm" I Mwrwtt w, ,11, w 'mmhhff - Pc ,a y is iifMPMP r I " HF .STILL I t$MmM THE OLD LVbfeg- . . . -o o FRISCO BUZZING IfiflTHFlGHJ TALK Critics Concede Xelson a Chance If Battle Goes Over Twenty Rounds. Pacta About the right. Place Cbffroth's Mission 4 arena, San Francisco. a Time Two o'clock, Saturday 4 afternoon, a) Principals Joe Oans of Bal- 4 tlmore and Battling Nelson of Chicago. a Length of fight Forty-five 4 rounds or less. a Title In dispute Lightweight 4 championship. a) Referee Jack Weloh. e 0attlin; Nelson- will TO-MORRdXi FIGHT PROVE Hl-A CTHE WAN BEHIND dANS FINAL Dfc TM R O IM E TAF ST,? Who Wins Tomorrow's Lightweight Battle? SCORE BY INNINGS. Portland 00000000 0 0 Hits 0 0 2 0 1 0 1 0 16 San Francisco ...1 0 0 2 0 0 1 0 4 , Hits ......... .1 0 0 3 1 1 0 8 ST'MMARV. Two-base hits Mohler, Danzig.- Runs Off Oroom, 3 hits, 4 runs; off John- son. 1 lilt, 4 runs; charge defeat to Oroom. Sacrifice hits Curtis, Hilde brnnd. Stolen bases Mohler, Hllde brand. Zelder. Williams and Melchoir. First base on balls Off Oroom, 2; off Johnson, 2; off Sutor. 2. Passed ball Whalcn. Time of frame. 1 hour, 55 minutes. I'm pi re O'Connell. EAST SIDE Hi WEST SIDE PLAY TQfilORROW " - -" 1 Crack Tri-City Teams Battle at Vaughn Street Ball Grounds. HARDY POUNDED HARD AND A X0KLS TRIUMPH (t'nlted Trent Leaned Wire.) l.os Anceles. July 3. Six hits off Hardy in the eighth Inning yesterday v ere Rood for six runs, allowing the Aneels an easy victory, 9 to 3. The score: LOS ANGELES. ABIR.H. PO. A Hcinard. 2b Oakes. cf 5 lXllon, lb 2 Brashes r, rf 4 Smith, 3b 4 Kills. If 4 Ielmas, ss 2 Jlogan, H., c 3 Hosp, P 4 2 1 1 1 0 16 3 3 Totals 33 9 12 27 18 6 OAKLAND. AB. R. It PO. A. F. Van Haltren. cf 2 0 0 3 0 0 Haley. 2b. 6 1 1.2 0 0 Heltmiiller, rf. 4 1 V 2 0 n Eagan, ss. 7. . . . 4 1 6 0 Slattery. c 4 0 0 8 0 o HoKsn. W., 2b 8 0 0 8 2 0 Altman, 3b 4 0 0 3 4 0 Cook. If 4 0 2 1 1 1 Hardy, p 4 0 2 1 2 0 Totals 34 8 7 24 14 1 SCORE BY INNINGS. 1,08 Angeles 00002018 9 Hits . 00013 1 1 6 !2 Oakland 00000201 0 3 Hits 00101310 17 SUMMARY. Two-base hifs. Ellis. Oakes. Brashea-, Heitmuller. Eagan. Hardy; sacrifice lilts; Delmas. Van Haltren, W. Hokiui. H. Hopan; stolen bases, Ellis, Van Hal tren, Cook; doifble p'ays, Katran to W. Mogan to Slattery; first base on bulls. Hardv 3, Houp 1; hit by pitcher. Van HaJtren; struck out, by Hardv 2. Hosp 8; time of irame. 1 hour and 4o minutes; umpire, Perrlne. There will be another hard fight upon the Vaughn street diamond when the West Side and East Side teams of the Trl-Clty league come together tomor row afternoon, the Fourth, for theij(Kt of a scries of two games scheduled. These two teams have the faculty of putting up the hardest kind of scraps whenever they meet. Last Saturday the West Side won out by a 3 to 1 score in one of the fastest and cleanest gumea played this season bv Trl-Clty league teams. The fans who were fortunate enough to witness the game were kept In a thrill throughout the 1 hour and 20 minutes of play. Inning after inuing was reeled off In which neither team could score. The fielding was sharp and dean. Hurlbert and Olney, the op posing twlrlers, were at their best, and held the batsmen ilown to three hits. These two young men will be used In Saturday's game, anil ss each Is deter mined to win the struggle will be equal to If not surpassing last Saturday's performance. Manager I'omerov or the Kast Hide team- will nut in his strongest ltiuttip ana will use every lair meuns to win. The East Side rooters will b out In force to cheer the triple Ta on. Man ager Whitehead realizes that whenever niK leitm incrn imc r.HM oiuns ue chu take no chance. Therefore hejvlll hove the strongest team he lias hadythis sea son. The game Is schedliled for 3 o'clock, when Umpire Ed Rankin will call play. The teams will line up as follows; West Portland. East Portland. Antolne c Brock Olney p Hurlben Robidoaux 2b Barrell A. Parrott 11) Kennedy Schmeer ss Myers ATHLETICS SAME Id THELH. C. A. Director Grilley Says There Will Be No Reduction in Physical Work. "There will be no Immediate reduc tion In the work done by the physical department at the Y. M. C. A," said Physical Director Giilley this morning, discussing the pronouncement made by Religious Director Clark that there would in the future be more of a tend ency to treat the physical work as a side Issue. "The plans of the new Y. M. C. A. huildlmr show that there will bo greater space devoted to gymnastic work than hefore and that the upbuilding of a man's body is stiil held to be one of the principal objects of the Y. M. C. A. work." added another association work er. The policy of tbe present board he.s -been that a man's body should re ceive first attention, and when that has been develuped the development of his mind and body would proceed apace. "There has, however, been a faction In the association, which argues that the original formation of the Y. M. C. A. was not for the objects of physlcai development, and they cannot allow, with the progress of the yars, that there must b a change In tho methods used if a grip Is to be retained on the younger men of the cities. The pushing forward of the religious work to the detriment of the physical and educa tional work would, whlfc adding to the value of the religious "work done, have the effect of neutralizing much of tho association progress u;ong other lines. "There Is no doubt but that we must place more stress on the religious side of the work," continued Director Giil ley, "and in that I in main agree with Mr. Clark. Our conference work in par ticular pointed In that j direction. We are not doing enough, religious work. Day 3b Duval We can. however. Increhse our activl- YACHT CLUB CRUISE mil nrni men nrr UII ULULiPiLU UN The Oregon Yacht club's cruise, which was scheduled to start from the clubhouse this evening, has been postponed un til July 25, owing to the Intense interest in the Willametter motor-boat races tomorrow for which many wanted to remain. It was planned to tow some 100 yachts, motor-boats and canoes down the river with a tug, but many concluded they .would rather see the races on the river tomorrow than take the trip. Therefore It was de cided this morning to postpone the event. July 26 the same plans will be carried out that were evolved for today. The boats will leave Saturday night for the mouth of the Columbia and will return Sunday night. CRAWFORD WOULD TRY "STR ANGLER" SMITH J. R. Crawford who recently came te Portland from Iowa, wants to meet any 150 or 168 pound man In the business In a wrestling matcn, btrangier amun "I have heard a good deal of Strang ler Smith. Crawford said tins morn ing," and am particularly, anxious to meet him at any time. Any one else in the 150 or 108-pound class will also be taken care of. Anv challenges for Mr. Crawford will he attended to If addressed In care of the sporting department of The Jour nal. (United Preii Leised Wlr B$p Francisco, July 3. San Fran cisco' is already beginning to buzz with the talk of fight fans In anticipation of the contest between Joe Gans and Battling Nelson. Tomorrow afternoon the two great lightweights are to meet again In the Mission arena in an at tempt to settle the question of rela tive supremacy. Tho names of the two fighters are today on every Up and time else is heard. The amount of Interest manifested In the but is something of a surprise, considering tho fact that It Is general ly looked upon as a "cinch" for the fiusky champion and the further fact that Nelson, since his last meeting with Gans, has met with a decisive de feat and Is supposed to have gone back In condition and ability. Tho attention that the match has. at tracted In sporting circles can only be accounted for by the fact that the spectators are assured of getting their money's worth whenever Gana. and Nel son meet In tho'rlnij. In their previous bouts they have never failed to put up fast and interesting fights and there Is no reason to expect that their meet ing tomorrow will be an exception. Botli fighters are In the best of con dition for the contest. If outward ap pearances and tho confidence of their respective camps count for anvthinsr. Gans Is not Inclined to hold the Dano cheaply, though he Is confident of his ability to put him away and expects to do the trick before the 20th round' is reached. Nelson knows whnt he Is go ing against when he tackles the cham pion and has trained faithfully for the contest. He realizes the fact hat If he loses In (he fight tomorrow he Is prac tically suro of being relegated to the list of "has beens." In the onlnlon of the best critics Nelson will have a fair chance to win the bout If Gans does not secure the victory before the' 20th rdmm. The staying powers of tho colored fighter nro not what thev were a vear or. two ago and If he does not vanquish the Dane in the first half of the bout the latter may wear him down and defeat him before the end of the 45-round en Great . Alteration Sale of the very best in Men's and Boys' high class suits, furnishings and hats. $15.00 MEN'S SUITS AT.. $10.50 $20.00 MEN'S SUITS AT $14.25 $25.00 MEN'S SUITS AT ...$18.25 $30.00 MEN'S SUITS AT $23.50 Sam'l Rosenblatt & Co. COR. THIRD AND MORRISON STS. STANDING OF THE TEAMS. BETTING nniSK ON MILL. Pacific Coast League. Won. Lost. Portland 38 34 Lost Angeles . 39 37 San Francisco.,....;. 40 43 Oakland 38 41 Northwest League. Won. Lost. Ppokane :. . . 34 Tacoma 30 Vancouver .31 Seattle 30 Kutte 21 Aberdeen 27 21 ?6 29 3 5s 35 PC. .628 .513 .4X3 .481 P.C. .618 .53fi .517 . 4i!l .447 .435 National League. Won. Lost. PC. Negro Champion 10 to 4 Favorite Dane Confident. R. Parrot t rf . Iirennan cf . , Hlnkle If. . Lerch Tanscher Maghess NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE. Taroma S, Spokane 1. i Special PIvTuitrb to Tbe Journal.) lane. Wash., July t. Tacoma de feated Spokane yesterday 3 to 1, Bak er's pitching having a great deal-' to do ivlth the outcome. The game has been protestea, nowever. owing io a decision by Vmpire Ehret allowing two men to be doubled out on an Infield fly which Ehea purposely let drop. The score: R. H. E. Tacoma ....onooonos 0 3 II n Spokane . .00000000 1 1 l Batteries Hakr and Shea; Jensen. Galaski and McCarter. Gets Gans-Nelson Returns. Martin Denny, the old. lightweight pugilist, hnR arranged to get the returns the (Jans-Nelson fight Saturday at his place on Fourth stlreet opposite the Chnmber of Commerce (building, starting at 2 o'clock. ties .n that direction without crinnling our other work;'but whatever we do, JJ the Y. M. C. A. if to continue to be a feature of our cilv life, we must not allow any dlminuilon of the physical or educational work. We cannot af ford to allow them to be minimized." Sample Shoe Store compnny. First end Madison, also Morrison, beiween Front and First, offer you 10.000 pairs of sam ple shoes at les than factory prices. Shoes for everybody. Great Western Circuit. Peoria. Ill . July 3. The Initial meet ing of the season for the (ireat West em Trotting circuit opened here today under conditions that promise well for a favorable meeting. Thirty thousand dollars In purses will be distributed during the week that the meeting will contmue. This Date in SKrt Annals. 1S76 At Fleetwood Park, N. Y., In riding match. J2."00, John Murphy rode 155 miles. 20 horseHj In 6:45:7. 1S35 At Colorado City, "Young Peter Jackson" knocked out lorn Hayes In flrt round. 1833 At Hufralo. FranK f.rne won lightweight, championship from "Kid" Lavlgne In 20 rounds. 19')3 At Vancouver. Louie Lone knocked out Caesar Attell In twelfth round. 1905 At, Reno. Nev.. Marvin Hurt knocked out John Root In twelfth round. 1906 At Seattle. Joe Gans defeated lave Holly in '20 rounds. IS THIS THE FASTEST MOTOR KOAT? VaneouTer 8, Seattle 1. (Special P1titrh to Tb Journal.) Seattle. Wash.. July 1. Long, hard lilts bv Nordyke. Mundorff and Hyatt won yestrley's game for Vancouver, $ to 1. Franklin made his dehut In a S- ttle uniform and w hit hard and ef fetlvely. The acore: R. H E. Seattle O0000 1 1 1 Vancouver .41OA0O29 1 I u j Batterlea Franklin and Fortler; En gle and Bugden. Umpire Frary. Rutte-Aberdeen Game Called; Ratn. Butte. Mont.. July (.The ram here yestrdy wa called hi the flrat half rf the f'fth Inning with Jhe accra I to i In But tea favor VaneonTer Mee4a St. John a. Vancouver r? W aaainsCFt. rhti on the Viifoinrtr illuawij tomorrow. n4 It lp-cterf thrx will be a iomI Fourth ' JulT crowd at the me. Tht aame tana epea the east ) park Oa William a arcana Sunday after-Bona. , -7T rvr it 7"r,r!"fm"' (I'nltfd Press Iymnd Wire.) San Francisco, July 3. Thousands of Inquiries at the onnips of Gans and son regarding the condition of tli two fighters who will meet at 2:30 o'clock tomorrow afternoon for a 4S round battle for the lightweight cham- pionsnip or tne world, mafic it neces sary for the managers to shut down on information except to those having some legitimate claim. netting is brisk todav. showing the first lively lavUiir of money on the fight. The odds opened today at 10 to with Oans the favorite, and so much Gans money In sight that there was a proDablllty of forcing the odds ud an other point. rselson said he wished the flirht was today instead of tomorrow, as he la in perfect condition. Hut he thinks ho 111 be Just as good tomorrow. He shows confidence that stirs up enthusi asm In his followers. They say that they are confident that he will last 20 rounds and they follow thnt statement ith an announcement of their belief that If he lasts 20 he will win. Gans retains his serene state of mind. He and his backers believe he will, put the Dano out before the twentieth. He la rcvatlncr roflnv tqlltnir rnrt mf .a .In anything that w 111 drain his energy. The seconds will he: For Gnjis Willie Keefe, Jack O'Keefe arid "Kid" North. For Nelson Jack Grace. Kd Moe. "Red" Cornet and Jeff I'errv. Rnn Sellg. Gans' manager, will be in his cor ner also. An .lght-round preliminary between Sam Nelson and "Red" Cornet will start at "1:45. Tho championship contest is scheduled 10 begin at 2:30. The men will wtcish In the dressing-rooms and bo ready to start as soon as they enter the ring. Pittsburg 41 25 .621 Chicago 39 24 .61 9 New York 38 28 .576 Cincinnati 34 3 2 .615 Philadelphia 27 31 .466 Boston 29 3S .43.1 St. Louis 25 40 .385 Brooklyn 24 39 .381 111 RACERS READY FOR GUN Fleetest Boats on River in Speed Tests for Cup f Tomorrow. American Iveafrue. Won. Losf.P.C. Cleveland 3S 27 .685 St. Louis 39 28 .682 Detroit 36 29 .55 4 Chicago 37 30 .552 Philadelphia 33 31 .516 Boston 30 3 8 .44 1 New York 26 39 .4 00 Washington 24 41 .361 NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES. At New. York. R. H. E. .3 7 2 .4 7 5 ALBANY RACKS BRING HUNDREDS OF PEOPLE Philadelphia New York Batteries Foxen and Pooln: Mathew son and Bresnahan. 1'mpire Rlgler. At IJoston. n. h. e. Brooklyn . .2 6 1 Boston 1 7 3 Batteries Wilhelm and Bergen; Flah erty and Smith.. I'mpire O'Day. At Pittsburg. First game J Ft H. K. Chicago ?f. 3 8 3 Plttshurfj 0 6 0 Butteries Brown and Kling; Camnltz and Gibson. Umpire- Kmslle. Second game - It. H. E. Pittsburg . 9 13 0 Chicago 4 9 2 Batt-vles Mnddox, Camnltz and Gib son: Pfelster and Marshall. I'mpire Emslle. The first race of the Willamette Mo tor Boat club's tourney tomorrow will be called promptly at t, o'clock, th first boat being sent away from tha starting line in the Under 10-mile class at that hour. . . The four-mile handlcan race with lt turn around the steel bridge Dier "Will OPPIinv Lisa thin Hoi n nn - the second race can be started at S-aM : o'clock sharp. The second race is ' til nanaieap lor poats over 10 miles an hour. V The fourth sneclal scratch rue, will be sent away nt 3 flo o'clock and is for. noats above 20 miles an hour. The dis tance is f miles. ' There are two entries In the free-for-nll scratch, which will start at 4 o'clock. The Wolff will try conclu sions with the Aries II and the flyer will take two rounds of the mile course, wnicn extends rrom the club house to the government light buoy t Swan Island. There are four turns It the course and time will probably b. cut down for this reason. Handsome silver cups are the prizes The races can be seen from the bluff at the foot of Ellsworth street or from the Morrison or Madison street bridges, Guy Fleming has been appointed fleet' captain for the races. EBERLE KUYKEXDALL : GOES TO OLYMPICS (fnlted Preiwi Leannl Wire. San Francisco, July 3 The Olympic club track team will be greatly strengthened by the addition of Eberle Kuykendall. the University of Oregon athlete, who Is to attend Cooper Med ical :olleee. UDOn tho nnnnlni nf fall teffrTn August. Kuykendall will arrive In the cltv In a few weeks and in a letter to Andrew Glarner. th Olympic club half-mller. stated that ha would join the club immediately upon his arrival. Th - northern athlete Is well thought of :i his home district and in the Pacific northwest champion ships recently held at Portland he wort -the broad jump with a leap of 21 feet 114 Inches, took second to Fred Lana gan In the pole vault and second t fTm!,'l8on ln he high hurdlta at 0 : 1 o 2-5. At St. IyOlli. First g Washlf g;. (Special nipat-h to Tbe JournnM Albany. Or.. July 3 Three harness and one running race at the Bailey track here yesterday afternoon drew a large crowd from various plnces In the val ley. Todav Deliloli, the I'allfornla pacer will p.ice an exhibition mile tn try and break her record of 2 "8. Summary: 2:05 trot, half mile heats, three In five Velma Z. ownei) and driven bv John Sawyer of Portland, won three straight heats; May Tflien. owned by M. McAlpin of Albany, driven bv Kirk- I land, took second In each heat; third money wer.t to lr Eraser, owned by C O Frazer of Loom is. Cal., driven by Barrows, who finis) ,1 tl ird In the first and third heats nod fifih In the second, best time. 2 06. 2:16 pace, half mile beats, two tn three Jopenhlne. owned and ilrlven lu ll Rutherford of Sen Bernardino Cal won two straight beats; 7.omort. owned and driven by ). P Mauney of &ilem, second in each heat; best time, JC'J!' Trot, 3-year-olds. Oreeon bred mile heats, two In thr- Lost Bird owno.t and driven bv Sim I.lndsey of Be.lem, won easily; Markus K.. owned tiv i-fr Cook of Independence driven by Toung. woou iiii'iiq). ihhii.i irurn m rirst j eiecon heat and second In necond: Sir Thoma ii-m.-- owned py t'naries Maker of Corvsllls. pt I.ouls nrivrn ny iviger. tn'rn. winnmg neconil In first heat and fourth In second Half mile dash The Councillor, owned by F. Heavener of Hood River won; Bell Short, nrnisl by W. W. Per riv of Independence, second; Crista, also owned bv Perc'Ivai. thVd; time 0:604. J St. Lul . , . . : Cincinnati Batteries Frnmm Campbell and SchlcU and Rudderham R. H E. 4 7 3 2 4 3 nnd Hosterter: I'mpires Klem AMEUICAX I.EAtil E GAMES. Jl a pair for boys' calf shoes: also misses shoes nnd Oxfords and women's shoes, worth up to J2.50, oh sale now at tl. Sample Shoe Store companv. I lrst ami Madison. Also Morrison street. . between Front and First. ' ! At Philadelphia. Boston Philadelphia Batteries -Clrotte snl C-rlger and Smith. B H E 1 6 0 5 HI 0 Bender At Washington game n New Tork . ' . . Batteries Tanr. Street .' Orth. New Second game Wash ir r on . . NVw York . Batteries - F.-i I k"nbu re. Street. Hogg. XlanrlPir and R H E 4 6 2 3 11 2 t!. Falkenhurn and an 1 Klein R H E. S 11 S 3 6 1 ates and Blair. At Chicago. First same - R. H. B. Chb-ago S 1 0 St. l.o'jls 1 'g Batteries Walsh and 8 irvan; Wsd- oeil. j:aiiey ana epencer. Second game Bat :eries Owen. IMneen and Blue. R. II. E . 0 ( It 0 CHmstel and Shrew; At CleTeland. Trirn-lookiBg erft vbirh the Smaller Motor Engla people will back tti $i.000 to bat ajr notor koat on tfc rlTr la tomorrows rcs. This la tb craft, th Wolff, which wiU tiTwJtaB wUh. Roesrjt'k Xrfe II, bo speed Is nnkaovB. r TRI-CITY TEAMS PLAY GAMES AT YAXC0UYER peHl P1rt-h f Tke'iMrmI) Vancouver. Wash . July t The Van couver Pioneers and the S'. John aggre gation of the Trl-Tty leigue will cross bats on tbe local rrounds July 4. Tbe affair will be a double-header and should draw a good crowd of fans. On Sunday the swme tea ma will rlav a third arame Loral basebaJl nthuslasts ara much Interested In the way th P1orers ara plarlnir ball of lata, and r glvlna ba home team do end of support from tha bleachers. R. H. K. Cleveland Ltro1t .11 H Batteries CbeK Thllman. Rvaw4 f-ieaee i Clarke; L)vldson, Wlilett and Schmidt. STRAXGLER SMITH . TO AYRESTLE TWICE Stranger Smith and Bill Scholtea ef The rll ara acheduled to wrst i Astoria tomorrow atciit. Tbe t srap Wers wera to bava mat at Hno River wrwtl weeks ca. bot tha mates was calld off at th eiver.tH four. Snsita will mM r R&it, a wrestler ef toe Iec. at that piace Bundajr afternoon at t e clots. PORTLAND BANKERS PLAY IN SEATTLE rVcil Dispatch to Tha Journal) Seattle. July 3 The Seattle bankers' nre looking forward with a great deal of Interest to the game to be play el here on the afternoon of July 4 between the team picked from the Pprtlan-l banks end the National Bank of Com merce or Seattle, which leads In th Sent tie league. . The Portland hankers have' written thHt they are bringing up a party of 3 . Including the team, and ara comlmj determined to win. The game was to have been played at Woodland park, but it baa now bert arranged to play the earn at- Pu it dale's baseball park, beginning promt t- ' lv at 5 o'clock. There will b an ai mlslon charge of 25 cents, and all tickets which have been sold' for h.i game at Woodland park will b rood foh'.fnT," aaJ,';..s.. The Portland team will be enter tained by the Seattle bankera a: I give a trip about tbe city during th day. and after the came -tn the even- iZ m ll, V.n them ut the Seattle Athletic club. iiiiooK "I aw mii r l -! rasu aa.t r 4 ftrarwtwt. 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