THE OREGON DAILY
JOURNAL,
PORTLAND.
WEDNESDAY
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EVENING. JULY I J; 1908.
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Cleveland Southpaw Biffed
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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-
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fault
fault
i. (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.
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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.
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STANDING OP THE TEAMS.
Pacific Coast Lrague.
Won. Lost.
Los Angeles 50 38
Portland 43 40
San Fanclsco 46 4R
Oakland S 62
Pet
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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.
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191 At Bad A. Mich., Byron E.
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niahed in our erlvai laboratory from 61. 6 to 14 60 eouraa.
If you cannot aall. writ for lf-x ami nation blank. Hours a
B. Io I p. n. aily. Sunday to 13 only.
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OREGON MEDICAL INST.
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Fee in All Uncom
plicated Cases
Consult Me First
Even though your oass mar be one that some
other' doctor Is able to cure, and though his cure
bo absolutely thorough and permanent, there Is
yet good cause for your coming to me for treat
ment. The service I render Is entirely unlike
and better than the ordinary. I have devised "
new and scientific methods of treatina- mnn'i
diseases In all their phases. I cur cases that
others cannot cure, and case that others can
cure I cure In less time and without pain or
possibility of injury. - All my form of treatment
hav been perfected along, the lines of nature's
requirement and ar in exact harmony with th
natural recuperative forces. Therefore, mv cure.
ar painless, prompt and thorough.
Contracted Disorders
Th serious results that mav follow nerlact of 1
oontracted diseases could acarcalv ba nYsmr.
ated. Safety demands an absolutely thorough
cure In th least possible tme. I hav treated
more cases of contracted disorder than any oth
er physician upon the Pacific coast. Mr en raa
ar thorough and ar accomplished in less time
man omer rorms or treatment require In produc
ing even doubtful results T amnlnv rem.Hla.
pf my own devising, and my treatment Is equal
ly eirectivo in Doth recent and chronlo caaes.
I Treat Men Only
The vast multitude of men who have taken mv
treatment have not been dlsaDoolntad. Thv
know that I do not promise more than I per
form. To them I have actually illustrated In tha
our or ineir own cases tne trutn or what 1
claim, namely, that my treatment Is as certain
to cure as It Is that my patient enearea mv
services and follows my direction. My success
Is due not alone to education, experience, akin
and scientific equipment, but to the fact that f
limit my study and practice strictly to diseases
and weakness of men. To male maladies alon
I have earnestly and exclusively devoted 15
years or my life, and on them all my faculties
ar concentrated.
DS. TATXOBJ, '
Tn ieadlnr Specialist.
Pay When
Cured
Varicocele
There Is no necessity
for surgical operation
In the treatment of
, Varicocele. This disease
yields completely to my
mild and painless meth
od, and results ar far
better than were ever
attained by th harsh
and dangerous practlc
of (tatting. But on
week is required, and
seldom la It even neces
sary to detain tho pa
tient from his business.
Stricture
In th treatment of
stricture I hav again
triumphed over surgery.
I employ an original
method by which th
obstructing tissue is
completely dissolved and
all inflammation and Ir
ritation throughout th
system Involved, No
pain, no cutting, no di
lating, and a sur cur
in every instance. -
Examination Free
rr. for advice, .xamlnatloa trr fllaa-noata. if im aii
privat talk with me, yon win not be urged to bagla treatxoat. If lm-
Eoors, t a. m. to p. m. as days, 10 to L.
possible to oall, write.
The DR. TAYLOR co
Corner Morrison and Second Streets
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