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Newspaper Page TextTHE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND. WEDNESDAY U.4-1 UJ -J-.J EVENING. JULY I J; 1908. . - UJ-I -J r r L m IBM THE, DAY Ring track Diamond Field ' SERAPHS SWAT "S into phi s I Cleveland Southpaw Biffed Hard in Opener Ber nard's Dirty Work. T mtMUHi. I TAKE LONGEST TRIP Expect Japanese Feople to Break Record in Attend ance at Games. On the third day of November, 108 rj V, ' All . . I T .ln 1 1 nlllh Will tsj iv. m. I ,. . c t;-.. 1 Toman The vnnth From tha state o" Bill -nina, uie r-nilippines ana xmwuiiau Taft: I Islands. inem Anseli li wary ana Drsiny, Thl t , b COmDoied of loma ''nim Antral., la .ii'ivin' ma. nail I Ualluda or a country squire. u mr iij' w i" Tl) a w IV be one or me greatest trips Our welcome to jonn uiauston that a baseball club has ever taken, in Graney. recently from Cleveland, was all covering a distance of about .20,000 a hearty and M noly a. we could make "ricaa cwluD haa evervl.tted th." oH- it yesterday and jonn -oiaamona was i f nt ,and will tend to Increase tne popu lbly affected thereby. "in rang I larlty of this great American game In thesa countries. In fact, the InflU ence of this trip should make baseball vlslblv affected thereby. The fang iArltv warmed up to tne mue souinpaw unu eyea though he was beaten, 6, to 6, hMfetaln the confluence of the com inuntty. th lnnlnit, ball. With the exception of one the fifth. Graney pUohed grand Hut that fifth, thai awful nightmare. Assisted by the dirty exhibition of the national sport in all these various place. At me present time, oasennn is very oonulhr In the orient. In Japan tney have a four-team league, composed of tne university ciuds or mat country one Bernard, whose tactics might have in Manila, there Is a five-club league, gone unchallenged In the sand lot days eoraposed of United States troops and around the bay, but which have no civilians. In Hawaii, there Is a four place in the contemporary baseball, tho team league, composed of athletic visitors put five runs across, which clubs. The class of baseball played by put mem on easy eirrei. rorumm tnese teams is very nign. out tney win snouid nave won .me game ior tier- undoubtedly be much benerited Dy see nard'e unsportsmanlike conduct was re-ling these great players In action, and sponsible for at least two of the south- will be educated up to the finer points erners runs, wnen ne ramou m uai. and caused Whaling to drop Ellis' foul of the ramp. When the series of games is played In Japan, the people of Yokohama and Toklo will be apt to break the world's record for attendance at a ball game. The Japanese are very progressive, and win realize at once wnat an advertise ment this would be to them, and as they have the population of ihese two cities to draw from, there is nn reason why the record should not be broken. The club will sail under the manage ment or M. a. msner, one or me opsi Tin n un. Ellis was the first nun to bot In the lfth und after Whaling muffed the Rube was glvon four wide ones. Gray. Wheeler and Brashear doubled and Delnias and Oakes singled dur ing the run-getting Bestdon. A neot double play was nulled off and but for Bernard. conceding Whaling would have caught the easy fly. there would Iiava riA.Ti HttlA dolus. Dolly Gray was on the slab for the known baseball managers on the Pacific Angela ana me cievor iwinur ui u-uc-u coast, and J. 1 woods, a sporting pro great ball. Up to the seventh inning moter. Under their management, there he had allowed but one hit. But in can be no doubt that the trip will be a the eighth he got his. rour singles grand success from every standpoint were gleaned off the big fellow and The personnel of the club will consist three runs resulted. of such stars as Frank Chance of the Dans Iff Brings Byw Home. I Chicago Nationals. Orval Overall of the n i v, rhA firt Kcnra same club. Jlggs Ronohue of the Chi- f or 'tha local talent when he worked ! lSL Hal Chase of the New Dolly for transportation. Buddy pronipt 611 VISITORS BE SHOWine FORE Tennis Tlay at Irvingrton Courts Grows Interesting: With Eliminations. Jv nipped second, ana Dig twiou uan- slg celebrated his return to the game flap a. week's absence, by driving Ryan .iii. it ,i.i; Hhbspv waslJacK onsn or rue si. l,ouis liauonaiB, h i n.i Lrt S flm George Hildebrand. William Deverau OI?ned..and.dlil " irS ,n Mln Und Collie Zeider of the Pacific Coast Alt Uld DCUUIIU " " .. - p - York Americans, Ty Cobb of Detroit. Bill Burns and Delehanty of Washing ton, Pnt Donohue of the Boston Ameri cans, IJefeldt and Nealon of JMttsburg. Jack Bliss of the St. Louis Ttfatlonals, ang Danzig was presented with four wiae nnu anA w aArrlf lceM to second bv Bassey. Grays error In throwing the SVAT.Q T?TTT OFF WITH ball to second to catch Babe napping OXxlUJO xlUil 171 X tXXIl allowed the runner to advance to third. A clever attempt at a double steal with JlcCredie. who had also been walkod, allowed Danzig to score. Mac was thrown out at second. Hero's the way they took the lead In the fifth. Ellis, walked, and went to third on Delmas' hit into right field, lloean hit into a double, forcing Del at second. Then Gray tore off a two baireer which scoredf Ellis. Bernard was soaked hard in the fibs by Graney and Oakea alnslnd scoring Gray and Honiara. wneeier aouniea nna uuin '- Zeider. ss nnd Oakes came home when Kitty Williams, lb urasnear uouoieu. oiiuiii eiwru uui iu Basse v. Another scorele fell Into the Angel basket in the elfhth. Onkes hit for two bases and after Wheeler fanned. Rebel scored on Krashoar s second hit, a single. That was all for the Dillon ites. We made a valiant effort In the oH reliable eighth. Ryan, Raftery and Johnson In a row singled and Mc Credie brought home tho third league. FIRST OAKLAND GAME ffnitod Pr LewwJ Wlre.i Oakland, July 15. The Seals made a runaway match or It yesterday, hat ting Dellar and Decker, two Oak slab sters, out of the box. The score: SAN FRANCISCO. AB. R. H. PO. A. E. Mohler, 2b Hildebrand, If I Melchoir. rf Curtis, cf . . McArdle. 8b La Longe, c. Henley, p . . Totals 3 0 2 11 0 4 0 The second day of the state tennis tourney Is bringing together some crack players, and the play at the Irvlngton oourts Is even more Interesting than yesterday. The crack visiting players showed to distinct advantage this morn ing, and they promise to make a hot hlu for the trophies and championships. Following were the results of the sin- Klei this morning: iilancnard beat Flnck, 6-0 and f-3. Wlckersham beat Brown by default. Kwlng beat Rosenfeld, 6-3 and 6-3. Andrews boat Stewart, 6-0 and 6-2. Remington of Tacoina beat Zan. 6-rt and 6-0. Gardiner of Everett boat McKanzt 6-4 and 0-3. Freeman of Pasadena beat McAloin. 6-2 and 6-2. Freeman beat S. S. Humnhret. 6-1 and 6-1. ' " McBurnev Of Snnkana hnt rtlolr 6-3, 3-6, 6-ij. Mr. Jordan, the San Francisco player, reached here this inoinl nfi. and will h. Mies Hazel Hutchklss' partner In the mixed doubles. Results yeuturduy follow: Men's Sing-lea. Percy Blanchard default; L. U. Brewer beat I.. M. tt 6. 6-4. 6-2: W. HosenfuM hoot Ar.' derson, 6-0, 6-3; J. F. Kwlng beat A. A. " "" . . Andrews beat Hamilton t'orbett by default: I) K tewart beat A. K. Knti hv H,.mi. Arthur Remlneton heat M T)nr, k aL fault; Jordan Zan belt C. D. Starr. -4. o, 6-4: It. Wilder lieat Wao Hnnw K.t 3; G. W. McMillan henf M k'nkn' n' -2; Will Du Hols beat M. C. Froh'inan! -3. 6-((: E. Ade Rfhwahiit Sfltit T Schoolfield by default; W, I. Norilirup beat W. Miller by default; W. A. Goss beat W. K. Scotr. fi-i K.n- uik.i " i J. wentworin. -o, 6-1; D. S Bellinger beat E. A. Ames, 6-0, 6-1; J. Wesley Ladd beat James Alexander 6-3 Irving Kohr beat T. G. Farrell 6-1, I 'j oai i). Webb, by default; C. J. Hall heat R. R. War riner, 6-0, 6-0; C. E. Chumberlaln beat James Lyons by default; XV. C. Cook beat hi. V. barret, 6-0, 6-2; A. B Mc Alpln beat I. Webster by default; R. Mackenzie beat H. A. Hareenr hv rte- urA iflSyQeairafiice Safe Every article of apparel has been marked down in price regardless of cost or value. Come with the expectation of finding the greatest bar gains you have ever seen, as it is our purpose to reduce our stock at unparalleled lowprices. . 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(jaramor beat Harrigan by de- 7-( 6-1, of tho canto with a pretty one-bagger, With the score 6 to 6 we entered the ninth. Casey and Ryan singled after M idden, who weni' In for Whaling, and Coonev. who batted for Graney. had (.truck out. A little single would have tier, the score but Gray toox a tucK in his gallus and fanned RaftOTy, the third man of the Inning. The score: PORTLAND. AB. R. H. PO. A. E Van Haltcrn. cf 3 score Cook, 2b 4 .42 12 14 26 10 OAKLAND. AB. R. H. PO. A. E. Casfy. 2b Ryan, 3b Raftery, cf . Johnson, ss Danzig, lb .. Unssey. If . . McCredle. rf Whalen, c . . Graney, p . . Madden, c . Cooney 0 0 3 3 12 Totals .32 5 8 27 IS 1 Cooney batted for Graney In ninth Inning. s LOS ANGELES. Bernard. 2b 4 1 1 0 4 Oakes. cf. G 2 2 1 0 Wheeler, lb 4 1 1 13 0 Brashear, rf. 8 0 2 2 0 Smith, 8b 4 0 0 1 0 Ellis, If 3 1 0 1 0 Delmas, sa 3 0 1 2 8 Hogan, o 3 0 0 7 3 Gray, p 8 1 1 0 8 Totals 32 6 8 27 13 SCORE BY INNINGS. Los Angeles ....00005010 0 6 Hits 00005020 1 8 Portland 100 1 0008 0 Hits 10000014 28 SUMMARY. Struck out. by Gray 7, Graney 4 bases on balls, off Gray 6. Gfaney H two-base hits. Gray, Wheeler. Brashear, oakes; aouble play. Johnson to Dan sir; sacrifice hit, BaBey; stolen banes, Ryan, Wheeler Z, JJanzig, Brashear nit Dy pucnea pan, Bernard; left on poaes, tjan Francisco 6, Portland 7 time of game, 1 hour, 46 minutes; urn plre, O'Connell. I Heltmuller, rf 4 Eagan, tia 4 Haley, ir 8 4 4 3 0 1 2 ey. If Hogan, lb . Altman, 3b Lewis, c . . Dellar, p . . Decker, p . Smith, p .. NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE. Spoane 7, T aroma. 4. (SpptUI PlKDatrh to The Joorail Spokane, Wash., July 16. Costly er rors Denina somewnat erratic twirling on tne pan or tne usually rename Iks Eutler. lost yesterday's game for Ta coma, 7 to 4. Neither pitcher was very rrctlws but the errors behind Eutler proved his undoing. The score R. H. E. Tacom ...001 10000 i t 8 3 Spokane ...008 0400 0 xJ io J Batteries Butler and Shea; Wright ana nogers. l mpire umnneri. Aberen 7, Butte SS, . (gTprlil rn pi trh to The JmmmI 1 Butte. Mont. July IS. Aberdeen se cured 18 hits off Claflln ypsterJwjr. several of them being good for extra base aJ. these together with Mva ra I errors on the part of the miners lost the game for the locals. 7 to t. Both Irnoi: and Callff were Try Jfectivrv The score: iL H. E. Aberdeen . . 1 0 1 0 17 IS iiutte i ( M I M t 0 I 7 4 Bstterle Callff. PnoIl aoi Bottl- r; Clanra and Bender. Lmpl hret Totals 32 2 6 27 12 4 SCORE BY INNINGS. San Francisco 1 5 2 0 4 0 0 0 0 12 Hits 2 3 0 0 4 0 2 2 1 14 Oakland 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 2 Hits 00002111 1 6 SUMMARY. Two-base hits Williams, Cook, Hen ley. Runs Off Dellar, 6; hits, 5. Kiina orr DecKer, 6; im, 4. Runs Off Smith, 0; hits, 6. Sacrifice hite- La Longe. Stolen bases Zeider, La Longe. Double plays Mohler to Zeider IO Williams: Zeider to Mohler tn Wil liams. 5aiK--Leiiar. first base on halls Off Henley. 2; off Dellar. 3; off I'ecKer, o. trucK out Bv Henlev. fi : by Decker, 2; by Smith, 1. Time 1:50. umpire ferrine. FincK beat Bailey, 1-6, Ladles Doubles. t M!w(.Fnz?1 Hotchklsg and Miss Leesie Leadbetter beat Miss Lily Carsteiis and Miss Lilly Fox 6-1, 7-5. Men's Doubles. tWA AfcJ??ss and A- 15- McAlpin beat 6-2 (6'.2tollman unu i'ercy Blanchard, Indies' Singles. Miss Stella Fording beat Miss Mabel IjOss, 6-1 6-1. The schedule of play this afternoon: 2:4i) p. m. Court 1 Mtso u.n.h., Goss vs. Miss Morrison and Wilder; court 2, Miss Weidlor vs. Mra. Northrup; court 3. Mrs. Raley vs. Miss Schaeffer; court 4, Miss Goss and Ewlng vs MIhs iioneymun and Mackenzie; court 5, Miss 3:3a p. m. Court 1, Mrs. Cook and McBurney vs. Miss Fording and Free man; court 2, Wickersham and Bellinger vs. Starr and Starr: court a. Miss Mor rison vs. Miss Hotchklss; court 4, Miss Carstens and l)e Schwelnitz vs. Miss Schaeffer and L. P. Humphrey; court 5, Mrs. Cook vs. Mrs. Judge. 4:30 p. m. Court 1, Miss Weidlerand Tyler vs. Mrs. Raley and McAlpin; court 2, Warren vs. Jordan; court 3, Michel vs. iiemnger; court 4, Remington and Browne vs. Shlves and Cawston; court 6, Northrup vs. Goss; court 6, Cook vs. Chamberlain. 6:30 p. m. Court 1. Dunne and War rlner vs. Humphrey and Hnmnhrev court 2, Lndd vs. winner of Gordon vs. Warren; court 3Rohr vs. Hall; court 4, Michel and Chamberlain vs. Ferris and Morrison; court 5. Knierht vs. Brewer- court 6, Miss Carstens vs. Miss Lane. y. I C. JL ATHLETES ON LONG RELAY RACE CHICAGO SOL GARDE, Proprietor CLOTHING CO. 69-71 Third St. bet. Oak & Pine distance of 90 miles, which will be the longest uninterrupted relay stretch or the entire race. The Cleveland associa tion will have oharge of the run from Erie to Toledo, and the next and last division will be from Toledo to Chicago. SQUEEZE FLAYS. Youthful Aspirants Start From Xew York and Stop in Chicago. Graney made a good appearance yes terduv Tie has the widest assortment of benders seen on the field this season. Tho little chap has some speed, too, concealed In those ample shoulders. There was aAnotlceable absence of kicking on the part or tne los An geles team. Perhaps the fact that they are far in the lead causes this. On their last visit they were as scrappy as the Seals who have Just left. McCredle will be up against It when the team gets to working rlirht again to find a place ror ute jonnsnn. juum Is an "In and outer," but while he has that wonderful batting eye shining hrihtlv he oueht to be kept In tne game. m 0 All the papers hove been prepared for the sale of Raftepr to the Cleveland Americans. Cleveland nas urauuuiuij c rror.H tn Minncfr McCredles terms and next season will see the crack cen ter fielder in a Nap unirorm. In "Wee Wee" King the Roanoke team of the Virginia league claims the smallest player in organized Daseoau. For the first time In several years the Columbus team looks to be out of the race for the American association, championship. Sioux City. Denver, Lincoln and Omaha are bunched at the top of the Western league standing. "Billy" Lush, the former Cleveland player, has organized a city baseball league at New Haven, Conn. NO STUDENTS, NO OAS, NO COCAISS The Old Reliable CHICAGO Painless Dentists HAVE STOOD THE TEST Or TIMB a,n iniii This office Is equipped with all tha latest appliances and formulas for do ing high-class work. I had 27 teeth extracted by the use of Vegetable Vapor and cheerfully rec ommend tna method; had no pain or bad result. MRS. DEBHANT, Vancouver, Wash. OUR PRICES 22-K Crown S5.00 Bridge Work, per tooth $5.00 Logan Crown S3.50 to S5.00 Best Rubber Plate 88.00 Aluminum Lined Plates SIO.OO to 81S.OO Silver Fillings 81.00 Gold Fillings S2.00 and np Vegetables Vapor used only by us for painless extracting DUO My CI1 BIO ptN STANDING OP THE TEAMS. Pacific Coast Lrague. Won. Lost. Los Angeles 50 38 Portland 43 40 San Fanclsco 46 4R Oakland S 62 Pet .668 .518 .489 .429 AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES. Detroit . . . Boston Batterle- ter, Crlter At Boston. R. 6 3 -Mullln and Schmidt-; and .Carrtgan. H. 13 6 Wln- At Washington. R H. E Washington 7 14 4 St Louis 4 6 2 Batteries Cates and Street: Wd.li i r 1 1 7 ana opencr. NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES. (Hotted Proa LeMed Wire.) New York. July 15. Seldom has an athletlo event attracted more attention In the metropolis than did the start today of the great Y. M. C. A. relay foot race to Chicago. The start was nade this morning from the city hall and was witnessed by a crowd that filled city hall park and overflowed into Broadway, Chambers street and Park Row. The youthful sprinter who had tha honor of receiving the message from Mayor McClellan to be conveyed to Mayor Busse of Chicago was a repre sentative of tho Twenty-third street branch of the Y. M. C. A. In this city. The message was Inclosed in a stiver tube. Followed by an automobile which Is In iAmnnnr th rfAr tn I 'h I , tr r, th. young and fleet-footed runner sprinted up Broadway at a pace which left the crowd behind. At Twenty-third street he tossed the silver tube to another feet-footed youngster awaiting him there, and he in turn set out at a fly ing pace for the next half mile point. In this manner the message is to be conveyed the entire distance to Chicago. l he route or the run has been care- fullv laid out in divisions, each divis ion to be under the direction of a large city branch of the Young Men's Chris tian Association. Those in charge have carefully selected the best roads and have posted the runners at the half mile Intervals. The New lork state division will have chargo from this cltr to Buffalo. the route being by way or JoughKeep- fle, Albany. I'tlcn. Syracuse, Auburn, Rochester and Buffalo. The Buffalo division will have charge of the rout from Buffalo to Erie, a In a recent game In the Arkansas league Hot Springs had the Brlnkley team 10 to 0. when Brlnkley started to hit and in the 11th Inning tied the score 15 to 15. m The Erie team can lay claim to the rhamnion alliterative lineup, even If it does not win the O. and P. league pen nant. Side by side in the Erie lineup are Cola. Castle. Crane. Crutchley and Colllgan. Catcher Bob Drury has succeeded Abe Lezotte In the management of the Wilkesbarre club of the New York State league. The change resulted from this season's poor showing of the Barons, who in former years were always in the fight. This Date In Sport Annals. 1886 At Cincinnati, Tom Cannon de feated Evan Lewis in catch-as-catch-can wrestling match. Chicago Painless Dentists COS. TK AID WASXZNOTON Be sure you ar In th right office. Lady attendant. Phones Main 3880, A 6140 1887 At East Saginaw, Mich., tha team Daisy D and Silver Tall paced one mile rn Z:I8V4. 1889 At Sn Francisco James J. Cor bet t won from Jo Choynskl In four rounds. 191 At Bad A. Mich., Byron E. Butler swung a pair of Indian clubs, three pounds each, for eight hours and three minutes. 1895 At Jersey City Frank Erne knocked out Joe Craig In third round, 1907 At St. Louis, Boston Americans won 16-lnning game , from St Louis, 6 to 2. At Chicago. Chicago Philadelphia Btteriee vera 11. Mark Foxen and Doom. Umpires Johnstone and Emalle. R H K. i 6 S ,11 11 0 and Moran: Srattlc S, Vancouver 2. Seattle. Warn., July 16. atta won the flret game Id the last ) ram. rleyd yesterdaf. wben they lit 0vrg fcr ! ryportnnery. The axr" was 1 to V NordTka and ChlH's home runs were the feat area Th moon- R K. E. F-t!e . . 1I11IM 1 if Vsncoarer .1 1 4 I I Bittr Rh- nd Meet; Engl ed Sugdea. Laatlre Fta- - At Cincinnati. R. H . K. Cincinnati ll Brooklyn ( 4 Batteries Ewlng and Seal el; Mcln- tyrr wge and Hitter. Lmpl Rtrtdarnaai. VTO.NIGHT 1 Xymfmaniiaur -gg 1 Er"t Ovfts. bo wa th ch.mploTv Mp tor th Unirervtry or niinoia last tiring and wa declared a professional, lit slrneH tr tb Dubuque cluk f th Threv-1 league. . r jl Aartfrmi 11- BBJBSM714 -Tf MlH An J My MLB. 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