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Newspaper Page Text4. 1 . THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAU PORTLAND, THURSDAY EVENING, JULY 9. 180SL Ring Held Track Diamond tf. D X U' JL A J.ll Ajt lJ JL VV WORLD 0 LYMPIC GAMES GLARING ERRORS BEFORE CHRIST GIVE SEALS GAftlE King Edward Will Open Henley Titchcs Great Ball Worldwide Athletic Con- tests Monday. (Cnlttd Press Leaeed WlrO London, July 8. Announcement that Kin Edward will be preaett In person at the Inauguration of the Olympic graroes next Monday haa served to Jn creaae nublln Interest In tha athletlo contests of world wide cope that will take place during tha next few weeks In tha a-raat atadluin erected for the purpose at Bhepherd'a Bush. and Whaling Aids His Victorious Stunt. There iraa a tall saplln who gave me By R. A. II aaplln dose of They chaaed up my aplna in tne crookedeat tin called Sllvera. the shivers; crookedeat line, Mac's Muttertnge. I awear me my column atlll quivers. year England haa for theae competitions. For more than Kjhftn nFBMrinv ft Am a result of the excellent work done by the committee there are now iraiher-lna- In Ixmdon many of the foremost athlotea of Europe, together with repre aentatlve delegations from Canada, the United Stntea, Australia ana omer pn of the world. Trained to the hour these many marvela of a peed, aklll and endurance will durlna the next few weeks engage in contents for supremacy In the same manner as did the Greeka centuries ago. - - The Olympic gamea take their name from Olympla, which In ancient geog- raphy was a valley In Ells, Pelopon noiimia nreftctL celebrated as' the sano- tuary of Zeus (Jupiter). The Olympio games, the most important or me great ?ubllo games of claslcal antiquity and he greatest of the four Panhellenlo fes tivities of the ancient Greeks, were cel ebrated at Intervals of four years, in in a sacred incioaure Virtnnr nf 7..US. called the Altls, In the plain of Olympla, containing- many temples and otner re ligious, civic and gymnastio structures. l)Mni Tprv mnnv votive works of art. The festival began with sacrifices, fol lowed by contests and racing, vrreswina, tktn oln.A1 tha fifth (lav With PrO- ceselons, saorlflecs and banquets to the victors who were crowned wltn gar lands of wild olive, and on their return home were received with extraordinary demonstrations and were accorded nu merous honors and distinctions. rounded Before Christ. The actual founding of the games Is anterior to history, but Jphltus, King of Klls, with Lycurgus. the great legis lator of Sparta, reorganized the games at the bidding of the oracle of Delphi In the ninth century, B. C. The regular chronicle of Olympian vlotors begins The original and most important event In the games was tne root race In the stadium. At first the runners went only once around the course, but laUr they made two and even three cir cuits. In the period after the Persian wars the Olvmplc games attained their zenith. In the Human period champlona from nil narta of the world came to Olympla to take part In the games, and the professional element made Its ap pearance. The Greeks themselves took less Interest In It, and the games slowly deteriorated. The Olympic games were ahollshed by the Roman emperor, TheorOelus the Great In 894. A. D., and were renewed In Athens in 1896. after an interval of more than 1,500 years. They were he d In the Panathenlaa atadluin, the old stadium of Horodua Attlcus. The games games- of 1SS6 were not as largely at tended as were expected, many of the best athletes not being attracted on the first occasion. Thev were held on April 6. the Greek nstlonal fete day. and on the five consecutive days The Jumping and running races were for the mosi nart won hv American compeu tors. The Germans won tne gymnastics, the Greeks the shooting, the swimming by Hungary. Interest in Marathon. Great Interest was taken In the Mar athon race, from Marathon to Athens, a distance of about 24 miles. a lireca peasant by the name of Loues won the rnre 1n hours 68 minutes and 60 sec ends. After the games King George crowned the victors with olive branches. The succcess of the games of 1J6 s- nrr.,1 their continuance, and at Parts In 1900 snd again nt Athens in 1904 the participation hv different countries was extremely large. The games to begin here next week, however, will break all records In the number and representative character of the entries. The United Kingdom, nat urally, leads In the number of pros pective contestants. France, Germany, Belgium, Greece nd other continental countries have sent some of their best athletes, and both the I'nlted States and Canada will be well represented In all the principal' events. The main attrac tion for Americans will be the track and field snorts, for here the Yankees will have the strongest representation. Canada Is regarded as a formidable competitor In the running events. SEVENTEEN WALLOPS -GIVE ANGELS GAME t (Pntted Preae Led Wire.) San Francisco, July 9. Seventeen safe wallops were gleaned by the An gels yesterday off Wright, Hopkins and W. Hogan yesterday and the Beraphs won 13 to 2. The acore: LOS ANGELES. AB. R. H. PO. A. E. Four two baggers and as pretty a triple as ever delighted random's fickle aye failed to fetch more than two run a for tha Beavers yesterday. nd the Seals breesed home In front, 6 to I. It was about the weirdest DroDoaltlon we have gone up against this season for sure. Silvers Henley, that long drawn out species of phoca vltullna, was the busy Individual who Bllpped the hem lock Into our teacup. But Silvers was not all, no slree. That boy Whaling, recently arrived from Busbvllle, was re sponsible for more than one of tJii scorelets the visitors harvested. Whll lng began to err In the second when he was at the receiving end, and men con tinued the dire stunt after he was shifted to the left erarden. But what's the use. We got skinnea. We know It We also know Los An geles moved one notch higher. Tet we're going to start out to overhaul them this month, and then look out. Pitchers Started Wall. Ktnsella started out In rare form, and might have continued serving puzzlera to tne delectation of tne grandstand naa not bis teammates blown up at the crit ical time. Well, Klnsy started off by retiring the Seals In short order, al though four faced him In the opener. Henley gave evidence of the fact that his trenchant soupbone was well oiled, for he caused the first three Beavers to Bky out, two to Buddy Ryan and the third to Marquis Bassey. We hate to sav It. but this Is the wa It haDDened in the fatal second: Mel choir scratched out, and WIW sacrificed to second by Curtis. McArdle followed with another blngle and reached second when an attempt was made to catch Melch off third. Micky La Lonea hap pened along opportunely for the vis itors and copped the third single of the canto, scoring both Melcholr and McArdle. Henley was safe when Cooney threw La Longe out at second, and Sliv ers ambled to second when a Klnsella bender nipped Mohler on the arm. The frisky Seals cavorted back and forth around their allotted stations un til Whaling was worked Into a frenzy of desperation. When the time was ripe the duet Menlev and Mohler pulled off a double steal of amazing rapidity.? KInsella's error allowed both to land on the rubber. Hlldebrand stole second on Whaling, but Impetuous Dora was caught trvlnor to no down to third. Whaling's only worthy feat of the day. Johnson's Great Hitting. Johnson opened no the second with a ripping two bagger. It resulted in nothing. In this inning Raftery was soaked again on his sore antenna and had to retire from the game. This re sulted In sending Whaling to the out field and Inserting Madden behind the bat. Whalen missed two files that dropped directly Into his paws and over threw second twice. Things looked irood for a hatting rally In the eighth, but after Ote John son's noble effort hopes fell flat, for McCredle was an easy third out. Rvan reached first on fielder's choice, forc ing Casey at second. Then the Viking came through with his mighty biff to ni'rp center tor tnree liases, nxiaav scored. In their half of the ninth the Mohler bunch got busy again. Melcholr and Curtis singled successively. Melch reaching third and Curtis second, the inner on wnanngs overthrow. Mc Ardle sacrificed Melcholr home on a long high fly to Bnssey. La Longe filed out Into left field, but Whalen muffed and Curtis registered. With the bases full on two errors by Ccmnev, Klnsella fielded the third out to John son at first. Portland made her second run In the ninth. Bassey drew four wide ones and Madden drove the sphere into left field for two bags. Bassey reached home, but Tom died on the kevstone station after Whalen and K"insella went out and Casey, who had heen walked, was forced a second bv Cooney. Tho score: STANDING OP THE TEAMS. Pacific Coast League. Won. Lost. Los Angeles 45 87 Portland 42 87 San Francisco 43 47 Oakland 88 47 National League, Won. Chicago 4 a Pittsburg 44 New York 4J Cincinnati 88 Philadelphia 29 Boston 82 8t Louis 28 Brooklyn 28 Lost 27 29 30 85 85 40 48 42 P.O. .549 .532 .478 .447 PC. .609 .603 .r83 .621 .453 .444 .894 .382 KELSON JUIDGAIIS FIGHT LABOR DAY Durable Dane Will Get $20, 000 of Purse and Two Thirds Pictures. American League. Won. Lost. PC. Detroit 43 80 .583 St Louis 43 80 .683 Cleveland . 89 82 .549 Chicago 40 83 .648 Philadelphia 86 83 .522 Boston 83 89 .468 Washington 27 44 .880 New York 27 45 .875 NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES. At Chicago. IL E. U 8 Brooklyn 3 7 8 Batteries KeulDacn, Brown ana mo- ran; bell. Holmes. Hitter ana Bergen. Chicago R. 6 At Pittsburg. First game Pittsburg ft . . Philadelphia R. H. E. 1 8 3 , 4 6 1 Batteries Willis, Camnltz and Gib son; McQulllen, Dooln and Jacklltsch. Second game M- ji. i. Pittsburg 5 9 4 Philadelphia 8 10 1 Batteries Lelfleld. Young. Phllllppl; Cajmnltz, Leever, Phelps and O'Connor; Sparks and Dooln. At Cincinnati. R. H. E. Cincinnati 8 12 2 New York S 7 6 Batteries Welmer and Schlel; Mo- Glnnity, Wlltse, Malarkey and Bresna-han. E. At St. Louis. R. H. St. Louis 7 6 2 Boston t 7' 4 Batteries Raymond and Ludwig; Flaherty, Dorner and Graham. AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES. (United Press Leued Wire.) San Francisco, July 9. Battling Ncl son, lightweight champion of the world. and Joe Gans, the dusky ex-chnlmplon, who lost his title to Nelson here Jul 4, are to meet In the ring for tho thl time, at Ely. Nev.. Labor day. Sep- lemoer i. Thts was decided upon last night at a meeting between the fighters, their managers and Tex Rlckard. the Nevada ngnt promoter. The purse for which the boxers will fight in $30,000. Nelson Is to receive 120,000, win, lose or draw and Gans Is to receive 810,000. Nelson Is to receive a two thirds Interest In the moving picture and the club the other third, Gans being left out on this proposition. Hitch of the contestants and Rlckard posted 11,000 last night to bind thu agreement. Rlckard will post 110,000 more an soon as lie reaches Nevada. The fighters are to select a referee on August 20, and In case of failure to agree, the club Is to make the selection 10 days before tho fight. The fighters are to weign in at 133 at the ringside. CHICAGO AND DETROIT LEAD LEAGUES AGAIN There are two new" leaders In the big leagues today as the result of vie torles and defeats yesterday. Chicajro won from Brooklyn while t-hlladelphia took two games. The Detroit Tigers secured rirst place In tne American by uereacing jvew rorK. Detroit was the only first division team to win yesterday in the Amarlcan and by winning took the lead and also shoved the New York Highlanders into me ceuar. Kiberrield lias been hav ing his troubles even worse than Grif fith had and It Is safe to say that he would be a whole lot happier were Griffith still In charge: The Tigers are living up to their rep utation of being a great road team and have already captured three straight from the Highlanders. Jennings haa fpr the first time this year his whole team In first-class condition. O'Leary and Rossman, who were out of thj game for so long, are again playing while Big George Mullln has regained his pitching form. This gives Jen nings his entire pitching strength and the Tigers are apt to hang on to first place from now on. At New York. H. 8 Detroit 6 New York 3 9 ! Batteries Mullln and Schmidt; Cnes bro. Hogg and Kleinow. At Philadelphia. R. St. Louis 0 Philadelphia 3 Batteries Howell and der and Smith. n. 8 9 Spencer; Ben- 8AN FRANCISCO. AB. R. H. PO. A. E. Mohler. 2b .4 i i 3 2 0 Hlldebrand, If 5 0 0 1 0 0 Zelder, ss 4 0 2 2 2 0 Williams, lh '.3 0 0 11 0 0 Melcholr, rf 4 2 3 2 0 0 Curtis, cf 3 I 1 3 0 0 McArdle, 3b 3 1 1 4 3 0 La Longe, c 4 0 1 1 0 0 Henley, p. 4 1 0 1 4 I Totals .34 6 9 27 To 1 PORTLAND. AB. R. H. PO. A Bernard, 2b 4 4 3 8 4 ( lakes, c 4 1 1 0 0 Dillon, lb 1 4 13 2 Brashear, rf 1 3 1 0 Smith. 3b 4 8 8 1 2 kihs. if 1 0 a 1 0 Delmas. as 1. t 0 1 3 2 H. Hogan. c 4 0 0 4 6 Gray, p. 3 2 0 1 2 Total 40 12 17 27 17 OAKLAND. cf. . Van Haltren Haley, 2b. ..... . Heitmuller, rf . . Kngan. as Slattery. 0 W. Hogan, lb. . . Cook, If. and p . . AHman, 3b Wrlaht. D Hopkins p 0 Hard v. 1 Lewis, lb 0 1 0 0 1 a 2 0 1 0 0 0 0 Total .33 I 7 27 II 4 12 Batted for Hopklna in eighth. BCORK BY INNING8. Los Angeles 1 2 0 10 10 1 Hlta 1 2 1 1 0 4 I t Oakland 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 2 Hits 1101101027 Ft-MMART. Runa Off Wright 1, hlta I; off Hop kins i. hits 10. off Hogrtn 4, hlta 4. Three-base hits Ellla. Two-base hUe Van Haltren. agan. Smith. Sacri fice hlta Bernard. Oakes 2, Hopklna Firat base on balla Gray, Wright I. Hopkins 1. Struck out Gray 2. Hogan 1, Wright ?, Hopkins I Hit tr pitcher Orav. Ellis. b Hopklna. Charge da- feat to Wright. Time of game. 1 hpura -I'arrin- Casey. 2b Cooney, ss Ryan. 3b Johnson, lh McCredle. rf. Bassey. If., cf. , Raftery, cf. Whaling, c. If. Klnsella! p Madden, c 3 At Boston. Boston Cleveland Batteries Prultt and Rhoades and N. Clarke. R. 2 0 Crlger; This Date in Sport Annals. 1868 At Paris: Beginning of a 4,000 polnt match at three-ball billiards ,in which Francois Ubassy defeated Charles Burger. 1877 At. Columbifs, Ohio: The Te cumseh baseball club of London, Ont.. and the Buckeyes of Columbus played a tie game of 18 innings, each scoring one run. 1894 At Baltimore: Brodle of the Baltimore nine made nix successive safe hits, Including a triple and two doubles in a game with the Pittsburg team. 1904 At Chicago: Willie Anderson retained tho golf championship of the L-niiea oiaics. 1907 Glidden auto tourists started On run iroru Cleveland. 35 Ever in doubt just what to smoke ? Do what the majority does smoke 'ERIALE: FJDERIALF! " 1 -53 Over 125,000,000 Imperialea were smoked by the men of the West in 1907. The judg ment of thousands of bright, energetic Amer icans 13 a cood thine to tro bv. And the porjularity of Impcriales we might almost say not unlike tne popularity of so many of the nation's most celebrated men and women of literature, art and the stage, who first came Irom California is rapidly assuming: national proportions. You can buy Impcriales everywhere. The mouthpiece Imperiales with their thin mais paper crimped, not pasted their clear, rich tobacco, have fenced off a held tor themselves that no other cigarette has ever been able to trespass. omoke them all day long if you want tono after effects. 10 for 10 cents Sot Bvmrymhmrm TBI JOHN BOLLMAN COMPANY Manufacturer San Francisco Ryan, At Washington. R, Washington 7 Chicago 1 Batteries J. T. TannehlU una 11 11 4 War ner; Manuel, Owen, Sullivan and Shaw. SQUEEZE PLATS. Portland Is crippled badly again. Dan zig is out of the game and Raftery's sore arm will probably keep him from playing today. Just now Ote Johnson Is the man who gets the real cheers when he comes to bat. It used to be Danzig, then Madden and Bassey In turn. But now It's the Swede. Claude Berry got his first sacrifice under the new long fly rule Monday and now he thinks a player ought o get credit for a sacrifice every time he advances a runner on any base by the fly route. Manager Mno Is praying the gods will bo generous and allow Graney to reach here In time to pitch Sunday's game. "You ought to see little Graney ltcn. enthuses Mac when tne subject broached. Eddie Hanlon Resurrected. (Hnltd Press Loused Wire.) Ban Francisco, July 8. Billy Roche, manager of the Colma club, announced today that he has made two matches mai promise run Tor the fight fans. Eddie Hanlon, an old favorite in the ring will make his reappearance July za in a ju-rouna contest with Johnnie Murphy. The boxers are to fight at 133 pounds. August 4, Billy Snallham and Ad Welgast are to fight a 35-round contest. Iowa Bar Association Meets. (I'nlted Ptpm Leased Wire V Waterloo, Iowa, July 9 Several hun dred lawyers were present today at the opening of the fourteenth annual meet ing of the Iowa State Bar association here. The meeting will continue over tomorrow. The annual address is to be delivered bv Hon. George R, peck of Chicago. Other speakers to be heard are Charles M. 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(Special IlMtch to The Joarnil.) Dallas. Terns. Tnl,r a nn t ,.. finest special trains ever seen in these parts pulled out of Dallas todav with a lollv tiartV of l.iinlti.r-a in.1 f I n o .. I -., on board. The tourists are members of the Texas Bankers' association and the tour is their annual pleasure trip. A majority of the financiers are accom panied by their wives and families. The Itinerary mapped out by the bankers this year will take them to the region of the great lakes. The route will be bv way of Kansas City, St. Jo seph, Omaha, Sioux City, Minneapolis and Duluth. From Duluth to Chicago the bankers will Journey by steamer, stopping en route at Mackinac. Tomorrow will positively be the last day for discount on west side gas bills. Portland Gas Company. HOTEL ST. FRANCIS SAN FRANCISCO Each guest receives, without asking, the response to the multi-form requests of the most ex acting public. The comfort of the present is built upon the complaints of the past, and Hotel St. Francis to day represents the sum total of a study of individual require ments. BATES ETTBOPEAIT. TBOV 92 xnrwAMV. UNDER THB MANAGEMENT OF fa' Totals 3G 2 8 27 17 7 SCORE BY INNINGS. San Francisco .. 04000000 2 6 Hits 1 S 1 0 1 1 0 o 29 Portland OOOOOonil2 Hits 6 1 0 1 1 1 1 2 18 SUMMARY. Struek out. by Klnsella 5 Ilcnlev J; bases on balls, off Henlev 2; two-base hits. Johnson 2, Bassey, Madden, three bass hits. Johnson; sacrifice hits. Cur tis, Williams, McArdle: stolen bases. Henley, Mohler Hlldebrand; hit by pitched boll, Mohler, Raftery; first base on errors, San Francisco 5, Portland 0; left on baaes, San Francisco 5. I'or' land 8; time of game, 1 hour. 40 min utes; umpire, O'Connell. NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE. t miautea. l.'rtplr It Out Be Beat. The bet of all teachers Is vper1enee, C M. Hardn of Sliver City. North Carolina, aara: "I find Electric Bitters dna all that a claimed for It. For Stom ach, L4er and Kidney troubles It can't be beat. I ha re tried It and flnl It a moat excellent medicine" Mr. Harden Is rijrht; It a the beet of all medicine tIM for weaka, Ume bark, and all ran lawn eestdltlnna, Heet- tee for entile and malaria, piia under guarantee at taJdmor Drag Co. 4rcg star, tset Aberdeen, 5; Spokane, 4. (BpecUI Dispatch to Tba J cranial ) Bpokane, Wash., July t. A npat sin pie over second base by Manager Brown, when two men were on banes snd the score stood 4 to I aralnst Ab erdeen, won yesterday's game for the champions. Klllllay outpltched Starkell. mg ella Several Times yesterday TTmpire O'Connell made decisions which did not meet the approval of the fans In the stand. Maybe there was cause for the voiced complaint, but Jack Is one of the squarest fellows In the business. Things (sometimes look different from the diamond than from the stand. BASEBALL TOFBXEY FOK INLAND TEAMS errors losing the game for him. Char- Swindells Joined the team yester ley day and caught good aoore: Aberdeen Bpokane naileries ctrfu ana game. The R. H. E. . . 5 2 . . 4 7 2 Boettlger; Clllllay and Rwindells. Umpire Carru there. Tacoma, 0; Rut (A, S. ("twrttl Dlapatrb to Tba JnaruL) Butte, Mont. July . Hard hitting by tha Tlgera In the first three Inninga of yesterday's game gave Mike Lynch's crowd the game, to (. Tha niirera al most evened things up later on but not quite. The score; ft. H B Tacoma ttlffe a 1 1 i Butte ! jo f K 1 Batterlee Carson and Shea; Samuels axxi Bender. Umpire Eh ret. r At Vancouver Vancouver.. T; feat tie. I (Speeial DtijMteb to Tba Journal Burna, Or., July . The Bums baseball team met with two defeats In the three-garne series the first wek of July with the Harney City and Sun set valley nines. The first game we played In Harney snd was won by that team. IS to 12. The second game was with the Sunset nine and ngaln the Burns boys wi re defeated. This game was played on the" Fourth of July The two defeats suffered by Burna leaves the champion. "(jiv to be settled between Harney City and Suneet valley. Thia fall at the annual fair a tourna ment will be arranged with a silver cup and purf as the prises Teams from Burna. Harner City. Sunaet val ley. Narrows. Drewrey and Notch Butte. Inland League on Tjtst Tjp. (pH! Dl'inteh tn Tt Jmml.l Or, Jjly t. TMa after- Pen.ileton and Walla Walla ball Pendleton, noon teams will start upon the last lap of the great race for the lcaaue chsm plonentp and the aeries nf gamee to be rlayed here today Friday. 8turday and Sunday will be among the beat of ajhe seaaon. At present I-a Grande leads the bunch with Baker City second and Tendleton third. Villi Wait is also a member of the four-town league. 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