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THE OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, SUNDAY MORNING. JULY 19, 1008.
GARRETT BUMPS
MACBURNEY WINS CHAMPIONSHIP IN
' MEN'S SINGLES AT TENNIS TOURNEY
Great
Littlo Texan Has Great
Luck and Southerners
Lose Four Straight.
Alteration
BAKE DANZIG WINS
GAME WITH TRIFLE
Scores Two Men Ahead and Regis
ters on McCredic's Safe Wallop
KuMerly IClectrifles Grandstand
With Glorious Catcbes.
SERAPHS
Sale
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Wlanlnrs la Aftsrnooa.
Men's chamDionalnn MacBurney, of
Spokane-
Mlxfd doubles championship Miss
Jlotchklss and Mr. Jordan.
Men's consolation R. K. Black. ,
What was generally pronounced the
most successful tournament ever held
In Portland came to a close yesterday
afternoon with an Interesting match
between MacBurney rnd Tyler, of Spo
kane, for the men's championship, and
Miss Heitshu and Walter Goss against
Miss Hotchklss and H. Jordan for the
mixed doubles championship.
The largest crowd gathered during the
whole tourney was In attendance yes
tordav afternoon and the games were
followed with close attention and re'dy.
cntUuHlaKm. Interest centered fjener
pllv in the challenge game for the men's
championship, which was won Inst year
bv Tyler, of Spokane. Th contest whs
a hard-iougnt one mm mnnv tuiumni
plass were noted on both sides of the
net. When MacBurney, the challenger,
finally won the fourth set of the match
und was declared champion the applause
was long and continued. Ills brilliant
nerviee, agility in c overing grotin-1' and
his steady and cool play won him ins
victory. The game stood 4-b i:i favor
of Tyler, and 6-2, 6-3 and 6-0 In favor
of MacBurney. The latter has held the
citv championship in Spokane and Mac
liuiney the county championship. Last
par the two men played a wcli-fouaht
match in Taeoma, and Tyler defeated
j estei day's victor.
The other game of Interest was the
final In the mixed double. At no time
was the contest in doubt. . Miss Hotch
kiss' hrilliant work made her a match
for (toss, who was one of the most
i " vtactilar players seen throughout the
week. His (iiiick turns. his sudden
backhand stioke, and his ability to cover
space won him many plaudits. Miss
liejtshu. his partner, played a good
x;.me but was outclassed by the brll
liiint work of Miss Hotchklss. K. Jor
i 'in was Miss Hotchklss' mate but BhS
rather took the honors from him. The
fore in favor of Miss Hotchklss and
Mr. Jordan was 6-0 and 8-2.
Black Wins Consolation.
The other match of the afternoon was
t ne men consolation played by Tom
;. Farro.ll, who had triumphed In the
morning over S. S. Humphrey, and R.
K Black, who had won from L. B,
Humphrey. The match was a hard
fought one with every set a deuce set.
l:laok was the final winner with the
score 10-8, 8-6 and 7-6.
Before the prizes were awarded Miss
Hotchklss ana Mr. Jordan played an
exhibition match with the result 6-1
in favor of Miss Hotchklss and 4-4 In
favor of Mr. Jordan.
The morning's Interest centered about
the finals for the mon's doubles easily
won by Tyler and MacBurney ver
Remington and Jordan.
Dr. A. A. Morrison, who played early
In the tournament, was delegated to
present the trophies. He took occasion
to compliment the Irvlngton Tennis
club on the success of the tourney,
placing it high above any previous one
held In the city.. He said, the east
tide club had set a pace that the
Multnomah club with Its limited ac
commodations would find hard to equal
even with its larger membership, and
laid stress on the faot that the suc
cess was largely due to the hospitality
of the women and the courtesy of the
players.
Amid cheers the Orogon championship
cup, whir bears sucn names as Major
Walter A. Bethel. Joseph Tyler, Walter
doss, L. R. Freeman and other well
own coast players was presented to
r MacBurney. This was followed by
the Multnomah club challenge cup for
men's singles to Mr. MacBurney and he,
was called uDon for a speech In whloh
he hrlnflv rave his thanks for the hos
pitable treatment he had received, and
nralsod the management highly for the
tandard set In this tournament. The
second prize, a handsome scarf pin, was
awarded L. R. Freeman, who in answer
to a reouest for a speech said in behalf
of the California visitors that the treat
ment accorded them had been most roy-
al-and the entire tourney most delight
ful and well managed.
Caps for the Dooblee.
Two cups alike were given MacBurney
and Tyler for the doubles championship
and two smaller ones as second to Jor
dan and Remington, whom Dr. Morrison
christened the "greatest tennis mug
hunter of the continent." The chal
lenge cup presented by J. C. Alnsworth
for ladles' singles to be won three times
In succession was a handBome large
trophy and was awarded to Miss Hotcb.T
kiss, who, Dr, Morrison said, had set a
lively pace for following years. She
was given the tournament cup for the
ladles singles and Miss Heitshu the
second prize, a Jardlnler.
Cups were given Miss Hotchklss and
Miss Lessle Leadbetter for-the ladles'
doubles and Mrs. Walter Cook Rnd Miss
Btella Fording took the second prizes,
brass ferneries. First cups in mixed
doubles were awarded Miss Hotchklss
and Mr. Jordan, and a belt bucklo and
scarf pin as second to Miss Heitshu and
Mr. Goss. The consolation cup went to
R B. Black.
Mrs. .lav 8. Hamilton was the patron
ess for the day and served refreshments
with Miss I.oretia rTujiioinmc, Miss
Ethel Wentworth, Miss Catherine Wood
ward, and Miss Beasle Stewart assisting
her. Kveryone spoke highly of the man
agement details throughout the tour
nament and good feeling predominated
generally. '
Perfect fielding by the Beavers and
the Scattering of the 10 hits off Jesse
Onrrett gavo Portland her fourth
straight victory of the series and the
Jlttlo Texan his second within the
week. The score was 3 to 2 and the
result was In doubt at several stages
when a hit meant a tie or the game.
Dolly Gray, who did the gunning for
the southerners, was In great shape
when It came the hitting end, but
In mlserablo form on the free pass
proposition. Dolly allowed the locals
only a quintet of bing.es but he pre
sented them with eight bases on balls.
In addition he soaked Casey on the
antenna, un the other hand the Seraph
southpaw struck out eight of the hard-
nming Heaven.
There were features galore In the
fame, not the least of which were the
hreu catches of foul files by Kasterly,
who succeeded Hugun In tho fifth In
ning. All three were of the most diffi
cult character and the game little back
stop plunged Into a post supporting the
wire netting In nailing one from Dan
zig's bat. The cheers for Easterly were
deafening.
Selmas Stopa Hit.
Delmas cut off a hit for McCredle
in tho eighth when he stabbod a hot
liner that looked for all the world like
a safe drive. He, too, was vociferously
applauded. Mac nearly tore one of
Dolly Gray's mits off with a line drive
in the first Innlnp- and readied first,
getting credit for a blngle.
Star fieldlrig stunts on the Beavers'
side were less noticeable, although
McCredle and Bassey cut off hits by
their nifty catching.
Babe Danslg tore off a wallop In the
first Inning that reassured the fans
who have beun following the blK fellow
all spring and summer. With two on
bases he drove the ball Into right field
for three bags, the longest and most
spectacular sticking feat of the after
noon.
Jess Garrett was In extraordinary
luck throughout the entire game. The
visitors made hits In everv Inning but
two, the first and the seventh, yet
they failed to shove but two scores
over. In the fifth, sixth and eighth
can toes they came through with two
swats each but the sextet resulted in
but two scores.
How They Cam.
After retiring the enemy In one, two,
three order In the opening canto, the
Beavers started the run-getting bee.
Men's Two and Three-Piece
Suits at
ONE HALF PRICE
$15.00 Summer Suits at $7.50
$18.00 Summer Suits at. . . $9.00
$20.00 Summer Suits at... $10.00
$25.00 'Summer Suits at. . .$12.50
$30.00 Summer Suits at... $15.00
BLACK AND BLUE SUITS AT
ONE THIRD OFF
Your Choice of Any
Boys' Woolen Knee Pants
Suit at ONE HALF PRICE
$3.00 Boy's Suits at... $1.50
$4.00 Bos Suits at $2.00
$5.00 Boy's Suits at $2.50
$6.50 Boy's Suits at $3.25
$8.00 Boy's Suits at $4.00
MEN'S OUTING TROUSERS AT
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OSKIE JOUES IS
PUZZLE TO OAKS
Slabster Smokes 'Era Over
to Van Ilaltren's
Crew.
(Bunt Mews by Longest Leased Wire.)
Gan Francisco. July 18. O. Jones, the
rejuvenated, put the Oaks away with
comparative ease at Recreation park
this afternoon Just as he had dona In
the middle of the week. In the first
vsix innings not a clean-out blngle was
toiade off Oscar's offerings, which had
all kinds of smoke on them. The three
safeties credited to Van Haltern's crew
In the third were of the scratchy order.
In the last three rounds five nice hits
were punched out by the Oaks, but
clever support kept the tallying down.
Score:
BAN FRANCISCO.
AB. R. H. PO. A
Mohler. lb
Hlldebrand, If.
Zelder, sa
Williams, lb. .
MelehOIr, rf. ..
Curtis, cf.
McArale. 3b. t
LaLonge, o.
Jones, p. . .
1
11
0
Total SI 7 I 17 11 1
OAKLAND.
AB. R. H
rf.
Ven Hal tern. cf.
' ook, jr. p.
Heltmuller,
Eagan, lb. .
Horen, lb.
Miller, sa .
Altmsn, 2b.
Iewls, c. ..
Nelson, p. .
Hsrdy
Haley. If. ..
Total
PO.
11
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Men's Fancy Hose
Real 25c Values at
20c
Three Pair for 50c.
Coat Sweaters
All Shades.
$3.00 and $3.50 Values at
$2.00
STRAW AND PANAMA HATS
HALF PRICE
MEN'S FANCY VESTS
HALF PRICE
Saml Rosenblatt k Co.
N. W. Cor. 3rd & Morrison Sts.
Entrance on Morrison St
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Watching the Play at the Irvlngton Tennla Courts.
.82
STANDING OF THE TEAMS.
Pacific Coast League.
Won Itat
Los Angeles 60 41
Portland 47 40
Ban Francisco 49 4
Oakland 40 (6
National League.
14 t 17 It 4
SCORE BT INXINC8.
n Francisco ....t 1 t t f T
Base hits IIIIMII
QaklaM 1 I 01
Baw hits Illlllll 11
Batted far Nelsoa in eighth
ItHVART.
Rna Off Kelson. T. Hits, . T
Insa. a. Charge defeat te !. Two
reee. titte Lewta ftacnflre lilts
f Mr, Hlidvr?d Bum oe balls (ff
Keleoo, $ ff Ck. L trrli out By
Jm. ; by Kelson. . Hit r pltbor .
MnHw W Nelaoa. " h r-lafe
Cnrtls ta FeMee. Tie ef r" 1 bear
ar.4 4 BBlawtra. Vwplre I'errtzie.
Pittsburg . .
Chicago
New York .
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Boatnr. ....
Brooklyn
BU Louis .
Won.
10
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Lot
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14
19
17
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41
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1M
.lit
feated Joshua AVurd In sculling match
for championship and 11.000.
1865 At Montreal. Joseph Dion de
feated Melvln Foster In rour-ball bil
liard match for $2,000 In gold.
1867 At Lake yuinslgamond, Mass.,
Harvard crew defeated Yale In annual
unlversltv boat race, 3 miles.
1871 At Ingleside, Mass., the Atlanta
Boat club of New York defeated the
Harvard Boat club In slx-oared race for
amateur champloushlp.
1876 At Saratoga lake, Cornell won
all three races In Intercollegiate row
ing regatta. Harvard second In all.
1SS7 At Trenton. N. J.. Dr. W. F.
Carver broke 1,000 glaes balls out of
1.038. In 41 minutes. 30 seconds.
19u5 At San Francisco. Buddy Ryan
knocked out Oeorge Peterson In 20th
round.
PROMOTER C0FFR0TII
HALED TO STATION
Amrrtcaa League.'
Won. LoL PC
Detroit 41 14 .6ft
PL Louis 4T It tri
Chicago 44 It .f(
Clevelaad 4t It .6(1
Philadelphia 40 It . .if
Boston It 4t .411
Washington II 41
New Tork 1 11 T7t
Ttiia Date la Sport Annals.
lJt At Warwick. CnaUnd. Sim
Ward defeated Tom Csnnet la 1
rr4e a1 wis rwogahvd aa caasnptoa
of FngUnil
IMtAl ntutmrg; JanrS HantlH de-
(Tn1t4 Prea Leased Wlr.)
San Francisco. July 18. James W.
Coffroth. the prlseflght promoter, was
arrested today upon a warrant ohsrging
him with assault with a deadly weapon.
The complaint was sworn to by E. W.
Nixon before Judge Shortall.
Dixon alleged that he and Coffroth
beoeme engaged In an altercation on the
evening of July 4, after the Nelson
nans prlseflght. and charged that Coff
roth attacked him with a knife.
Coffroth went to Central police sta
tion todsy and put up a cash bond of
t:0t, under which he was released. He
gave his age as 14 years and his occu
pation as promoter.
Casey was thrown out at first by Del
mas but Ryan singled. Then Raftery
skied out to OakPs and Johnson was
walked. Here's where the services of
Danzig wero utilized. The big flrst
sacker slammed one of Oray's grlrilies
Into right field and everybody sprinted
forward. Ryan ari.l J.'lin.sorPjfregistered
and , Babe rested "n t'Mrd before Bra
shear returned the sphere to tse dia
mond. Then McCredle s blng that got
away from Gray scored Hal.
In the suereeding Inning the home
talent grew active After Madden was
Onlerlzed. Garrett drew four wide ones.
Casey got soaked on ttif arm and Ryan
was given a base on balls, also. Gray
tightened up and struck out Raftery
find lingan completed a double play b
catching Garrett between third I
home, the little fellow advancing Into
danperous territory In response to the
slpnal for the squeeze play.
Danglg hit In the third after John
son fanned and stole seoond. Bassey
worked Gray for a fre ticket after
McCredle filed out, but Madden ended
the anxiety by striking out.
Angels' rlrst Score.
Pop Dillon's bunch turned their first
hole card in the fifth inning. Jud
Smith copped out a Juicy single and
Went to third on Rube Ellis' corking
two bagger. After Delmas fanned,
Easterly pulled off a long; sacrifice to
Bassey, which allowed Judson to yank
one tooth.
The remaining score of the Sera
came In the eighth. Gray singled
wss forced at second bv Bernard. Ber
nle scored on Oakes" long double but
the latter died at the Keystone sack,
when the two following batsmen were
outs.
Although Delmas singled In the
tenth good fielding prevented him from
getting farther thi
The score: .
PORTLAND.
AB. R
aphs
but
nan the first station.
Casey, 2b. . .
Ryan, 3b.
Raftery, cf.
Johnson, ss.
Danzig lb. .
McCredle rf.
Bassey, If.
Madden, c. . .
Garrett, p. . .
H. PO. A. E.
0 3 2 0
Totals 27 3 5 27
LOS ANGELES. .
AB. R. H
Bernard, 2b.
Oakes, cf. . .
Dillon, lb. . .
Brashear. rf.
Smith, 3b. ..
Ellis. If
Delmas, ss.
Hogan, c.
Gray, p
Easterly, c
PO.
0
0
A. E
Totals 34 2 10 24 7
SCORE BY 'INNINGS.
Los Angeles ..0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 0
10
Hits 0 1 1 1 2 2 0
Portland 3 0 o o o o 0 0
Hits 3 0 1 0 0 1 0 0
SUMMARY.
Struck out By Garrett. 5 ; Gray. 8
Bases on balls Off Gray, 8 Two-base
hi Ellis. Oakes. Three-base hit
Danxlg. Double play Hoean to Smith
Sacrifice hit -Easterly. Stolen base;
Danzig. Casey. Hit bv pitched ball
Casey. Left on bases I.os Angeles.
6; Portland, 9. Time of game 1 hour,
t0 minutes, umpire u i onneii.
ind
Cbehalls 8, El ma B.
(SreeHl Ptspatrh to Tb Journal.)
Cheballs, Wash., July is The base
ball game between Chehalls and Elma
today resulted In a victory for the home
team by the scoro of 8 to S. Wake
field, for Elma. was batted out of the
box In the third Inning and Phllhrlck
substituted. Moore eaugM for Elma.
Burnett pitched for Che'ialls and Ruff
caught.
VAUDEVILLE ON
E
Woman Swimmer After Record,
iraitot n Leawd Dlrt l
Chicago. July II. Mrs. Charles L
Brown, champion woman swimmer of
Chicago, accompanied bv nine male
swimmers, tomorrow ill attempt sn
elght-mlle swim from the Serentv-sixth
strt rler to the Hyde Park crib and
back. The trip haa never been made by
a swimmer.
New Tork elty'a police depart went
hae recovered about lt.0M In stolen
trirtr during, the last year.
Arrived
The finest nd
most complete in
pair plant on the
Pacific coast We
can now repair
any make or spe
cial else tire. Tou
are Invited to call
and see this new
and up-to-date
plant
H L Blodgclt
rWttOM Tires
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Portland - Oregon
Taeoma Scores 14 While
Spokane Is Accumulat
ing Nothing.
. (Special Dlapetrk ta The Jooraa!. )
Spokane, Wash.. July IS The league
leaders went to elep arel let Careun
give there the worst beating of the eea
son. It was a pitchers' bsttle until
the seventh, when the Tlgrs landed
one ever the fence Msckln made a
pretty high line catch and e double
lay. I nanaier meoe a muhi .msi one- T, ,-,T-,- -,r . -T a ,T.n
nu r. Piayeo, rALA1 3 J1Aj AU ,!
R H. E.
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.14 11 I
Rogers; Car-
$2,500
Challenges the Glidden Tour Winner for an
Endurance Run from New York to San Francisco
THE WHY We Iiavc been enthusiastic supporters of the Glidden
Tour. In the first one our $1,450 car tied the winner, a $3,000
car. In the second, a Maxwell won the Deming trophy. Again,
a Maxwell runabount was the only one of all pilot cars to complete ;
the tour. One identical Maxwell competed in every Glidden Tour
and is still running as good as ever. We competed in these tours
BECAUSE they gave a chance to show publicly that Maxwell
cars are superior in many ways to high-priced automobiles.;
INFLUENCED by a spirit of trade jealousy of the Maxwell and its
many triumphs over them, the Glidden Tour rules have been
so modified as to let the high-priced cars down easy if they lose.
HOW RIDICULOUS to expect us to enter a contest in which the
losing high-priced car can minimize or excuse defeat by point
ing to a schedule which made its rupning time thirty forty
five minutes faster a dav.
IT If
tTot an experiment
tfot an assembled
ear
tTot a slavish copy
of foreign design
i
BUY
a, gaBwin Amart
oaa for Amerloaa j
roads and AmarWf
oaa toari&f 00 a j-dlttona.
Tbe Maxwell ChaUenrer Modal D . t-Cyllndar a 4-30 XF Moa, fl.TM
Three-point si;sp nslon. multiple-disc clutch, unit construction, thermo-syphon
-iiiiiK air original in ine iuaxweu
All others who use
'Oolina are orlrtnat In tha Maxwell
them pay the Maxwell the sincere compliment of Imitation
10,116 MAXWELL OWNERS testify that they have as good a
nf fi9r 1 1 'If! rr St TKCk ,e ft,-,. ...... I I
they paid at least twice the Maxwell's price.
WE ARE WrLLING TO PROVE IT, hence we challenge the
winner of the Glidden Tour to an endurance rnn from New York
to San Francisco, under Glidden Tour rules of 1907, which put
us on equal terms with the highest-priced and mos powerful
touring cars made. Winner to dispose of $5,000 purse. . v
MAXWELL-BRISCOE MOTOR CO. '
New Castle, Ind. ; Tarrytown, N Y. (Main Office) ; Fawtucket, R. I.
Duuit it tu ruinru emu aid town
fit
hand catch. Two games
tomorrow. Brore:
Fpokane
Tifotni
Betterl" KUtllsy
son and Kellsrky.
and
Butte fWrats AbrrtWw.
(.pr1il rtetr i Tfce Jaeraalt.
Buf.r. Mort.. Julr Ik la a pfoeely
contested game today Butt defeats!
Aberde
I Is .
at this plate by a aeora of
Off are rood.
Record, - a
ears t2e TaahU!
3UKES MORE MILLS
IBesret Kewa ay tisgirt teased Www.) '
Re a Francisco. -July It. Harry OU
mor Jr, snanageT ef Facky McFarland,
Chicago llgbtwelgbt. annowsced to
alrht that he baif awated 'tha term
tiered by Toea MeCarrjr of the Fee -.
Athletic lc ef Low AnrM for a 1 -r-"ued
tmit ta take ilaca aa the CTenirg
f Aetrawt I
XcKard ! etrer er--1 n w '
Jim Jeffries .fcr a r' rri r . a
Freddla Welch, tha lightweight rm
pien ef England, to take pU. at r
aon on Septamber 3. labor ay.
Wetcki ta at prvwent n the elte try.
In ta rt a tnath h-ra r t mi I ,
not definitely err t.t Jr"rim- trr, ,
for a return snatch with MrltritM if
he 4it sot ei in.' 1 f' ,
the lorl pr".root-ra e al l i- t
Fartact en t-e named. 1 1 ..;
be a l.S-rr?uri4 ( . "
la enasy cf tie largt -"'"--,
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