EVENING, 1 SEPTEMBER ; 3,. ' 1008.
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the bottom of the boat. 'Later whn
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Nslml the mUsIng ring inside the aucker.
' I i lia supposition loliitwhm the slrls
WSAS
Binff, Field
Track and
Diamond
were raking tha boat tha string and
Vina; were thrown, out, dangling In the
water, and that a, sucker srying ' the
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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, THURSDAY
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Sfffl BALL TO
ALL TIIE CORK
Angels Land 'Heavily;
4 Young Hose (fray
' ' Pitches Grand Ball.
on'
Helped Giants to
GWFirstPlacfe
' There Is a young pitcher named Dolly,
Whoa there witn mo len-nanaeu jouy;
' He Jollied our swatters ( ' .
A bunch of fund lottere
And net me clean off of my trolley.
Walter'a j WaUa.
Pseudo basenau in urge, damp pack
age wm handed the fans at the bull
park yesterday, when Los Angeles with
ridiculous ease jerked the second game
of tha series oat of reach of the horns
talent, 8 to 1. Dolly Cray's masterful
pitching and tha terrific hitting behind
the Seraph, contributed directly ' to- the
downfall of the headstrong youths who
sport the snowy raiment of the P. B. C.
One lone fait and a gift score marks'
Portland's efforts, while the southern
ers ran bases like mad. -
Rose, the new pitcher, was landed on
hard and frequently. 11 blngles, including-
two three-baggers and a couple
of doubles, beta gleaned bv the Berry-;
' ites. At that the score need not have
been so large had his teammates dis-
layed enough pepper, to season a hard
oiled egg.
Both pitchers twirled shut-out pall
for three innings. Then the Angels got
jerry to Rose's offerings and the most
recent Texan was touched tip. for three
safeties. Dillon and- Wheeler' scoring.
A passed ball that struck Umpire
Perine when the bases Were "full in
the third allowed - Johnson to canter
across the plate for the only fun 'tal
lied by: the Beavers. One run In ' the
seventh, four in tha eighth and one
In the ninth tell the remainder of tfte
etorr of Los Angeles' victory. .
The score:
LOS ANGELES.
AB. K. H. Pa A. .13.
o o o o o a
"7 ? " t-
R E D HOT GO S S IP
. ("sited PrM Lease! Wlre.l,
. Stockton, Cal.,' Sept. 2. After .wait
ing anxiously for two days for a trie
gram from Hal Chase, who had prm
re to atari went Tueartav to in'" 'he
Stockton state leaguers. Manager More-
TWO DAYS MORE ifffiD DEIS Oil
TO ENTER HORSES THREE . BATTLES
Harness Race Circuit iists Tom Cbrbett tosts Combina-
tV- " I t i ,--
- y ' . , ; .: AB,
Bernard, 2b ........ . 0
"T)akes, cf 4
Dillon, lb ...........
Brshar, !b ........ 1
Wheeler, 3b , 6
Kills. If 4
. Delma.i, ss ...,i..... S
Kastprly, o ........ t
.. Oray, p. . ... .. S
Brlswolter, rf 4
Total,-...-.a6 . 1J IT U J
PORTLAND.
A B. R. H. PO. A. Ei
1 o U 1 3
Casey.'.- Sb .
Ryan, rf .
JohnRon, 2)b
Dannlg. lb
Raftcry; of
, Hnwiev, If
Cooney. ss.
Ma-jden. c
Hoee, p . . .
Total . .
I
"w
i v . 111
111' 11
if , - , , - . i n." J -' C :!'.t
I V Vi I I -i.:.::-....i,:i:.:.: ' .v.:iV : '
I! -::.-:: '- .)' . v. . :. 3 I - . . J ,
f !;.:.; .::::'. . . V . i, :: ::v,-w.. '' 11 I 1UH I trvci T cu lllfl LUiluwlIlg
i ai v 4 , w-w - , . . IB
1 1 jbCSSSSSS
4 U
tionl Odds on; Next r
i Week's Fights, i ' -;
(Coltcd Preat Lmm4 Wlra. '
San Francisco, Sept ' I. -Combination
for Late ClosinXIpen
Tjll. Saturday! . ;
There are but two dayl more for thai
filing of entries In the lata closing!
events of the first annual meet hera of 1 odds have) been posted here on tha three
the North Pacific fair circuit, which ,Jt.P ''t1,' of nt week by Tom,
x.si.. c.. 91 ii.,. J CorbettM follows: . .
. JSelson. Attell, Ketchel 3 to l. V . '
Nelson, Moran, Ketchel 5 to 1.'";
Kelson,' Attell, Iapke ffa to 1.'
Kelson,-Moran. PapkeSH to 1.' ' '
Guns, Attell. Ketojiel 6ft to 1.
' Oans, Moran, Ketchel 4 to 1..
Gana, Attell, Papke 5U to 1, "
' Gang, Moran, Papke 8 to 1.
k A peculiar feature of the combination
odds Is that Ketchel nust win Inside
of 11 rotfnds or any .combination ticket
nwrini nia name is aeciareq a loser.
opens Monday, September. 21, the lists
cloning Saturday. At the same time
there will be as large if not larger fields
In some . of these races than In the lead-
In it Anrlv oloNlna nonteata
lreat IntcrpBt is being manifested I
these late events, particularly on the
part - of green, or unmarked speeders
from various joints in the Willamette
The horsemen ot MCAtinnvuie.
I vallpv
rTflllsboro, Albany, Salem, Roseburgand
triZ&ntorlitolSZr a good Th rft-on of thl ,a tha 10 tae straight
'7 r hhtthil2t'iJSnS0t t betting Ketchel 1 A 10-Ui-4 favorite
, nv.r y-'rt nut . . w .inh.i i.intn.i.
Burn a loregone conclusion mat uorhett
tninksj Ketchel lor combination
rlfl of which
the sporting fraternity until this
mrn
Th. T rnt for i itiiru of tl 006 1 ln,nK , -etcnei xor combination pur
toTheerun7of'f T'ue'sda hS'seond day ?- hould b., handicapped In soma
nt the race meet. Dromlnes to be one of I i. , v : .. . '
ih. m. nltlni.'nf th- Week. hlHH 1 M'" 1 n ' . "" mBI IMt It
of tBy intense rlwlry among horsemen ggg ZftWrJXSX iTtJS
FI9HT SIGHED OP
Greatest Heavyweight Bat
tie of Year Arranged for
Thanksgiving. -
i
0
IS
0
1
0
4
1
27 1 1 37 16
. . SCORE BY INNINGS.
Portland ,.0 0 0 2 0 0 1 4 1
Hits 0 0 1 8 1 0 3 2 1'
Portland 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0
Hits f, IHlHHO-r
SUMMARY. , - ,
Struck out By Grav. 6: Rose. '
Bases on balhi Off Gray. 6: off Rose,
2. Two-base hits Wheeler, Danzig,
unswalter. 'rnree-oase nits Bris-
waiter. Wheeler. Sacrifice hits Oakes,
Delmas, Easterly, Gray, Dillon. Stolen
bases Coonev. Hosd. Wheeler. Passed
balls Easterly. First base on errors
' Los Angeles, 1 1 Portland, 1. If t on
bases Los Angeles, , 8: Portland, 4,
- Time of game 1:46. Umpire- Perine.
IIAEDY'S PITCHING IS
CAUSE OF SEALS' FALL
-. fCnltB Praia taae4 WlrM
' San Fran cisoo, Sept. t. Hardy waa
rery effective against the Seals yes
terday, blanking tham, 1 to 0.- Score
. .. , ' SAX FRANCISCO.
AB. R, H.PO. A. K.
Mohler, lb ,. 4 0 1 I 1
Curtis. If 4 . 0
Zeider, ss ......,,.'. 4 .0
Melcholr, rf 4 0
Williams, lb ...,.... 4 0
Beck, cf 0
Rrw a . . 1 - al '4
avi m j . w wjm m,m www m w
McJLrdla, tb .. 0
v
Totals .. ....
k v
4" ;o
2. 2
2 0
1
l A-
1"; 1
0 2
Van Haltren. cf. ..... 4
Trsesdale, 2b ...... 4
Heitmuller, rf ....... S
Eagan, ss 4.
Blattery, lb ......... 4
Let Longe. c. 8'
Miner, 3b . ......... 2
Lewis, If 2
Hardy, p ............ 2
Nelson. ............. 0
........81 24 8 1
OAKLAND. ' ,
AB. R. H.PO. A. B.
Total
.,,.......27 1
0
1 2
0
2 4
0
S 5
4 0
1 1
27vl8
' Ran for Miller la fourth.
-r- 8CORB3 BY INNINGS. :
. San Francisco ....0 0000000 0 0
Hits . ...1 1011101 0 fi
Oakland 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1
' i Hits , ..i ..0 0 1 8 0 i. O 1 5
." f - SUMMARY. .
Two-base hits Curtis. Sacrifice hlte
La Longe, Lewis. Stolen bases
lYuerdala, Heltmuller, Nelson. Double
play La Longe to Eagan to Miller.
FlrSt base on balls Off Berger. 4. Hit
by pitcher Miller. Struck out By
6ergr, 6; by Hardy, 4. Time of game
! hour. 30 minutes. Umpires O Con-
sell- and Btultx. "
This t in Sport Annals.
1835 Df Mendoca, once pugilistic
champion England, died In London.
1 8Bl--At Raymond Terrace, Australia:
George Bubear defeated T. Creese In
three-mile scullers' rsce for 81.000.
!: At Wllllametown. OnL: Hugh
Adams credited with throwing a ball
from lacrosse 142 yards, 2 feet, Inches,
In trial againrt reroM.
' At Ooldriel'1. Nev.: Battling
rvrinoq iot to Joe Gana on foul In
tr fortr-eecotid round.
When You Think of
CAN D Y
Get (be ttomi Made Kind at
'2&$&
COSTS LESS
TASTXS BKTTXR- . -
lor. Washinjlon and Park Sts.j
WtcS for
Colombia Woolen
MUli Co.'i
-V; tv. Contest in
Willowy" JVlltse, the veteran twirl-
er, who la pitching marvelous ball
. for the Nev York Nationals and
who, together with Christy Mat
thewson. has placed the Giants at
the head of the percentage col
umn. He Is playing as vigorously
as any youngster.
STANDING OF THE TEAMS.
Pacific Coast League.
Los Angeles .,
Ban .Francisco
Portland'
Oakland
Won.
..77
..71
..63
.,61
Lost.
67
71
6
78
National League,
- Won. Lost.
New York ..71,'.- 45
PKtscairg 71
Chicago 71
PhlladelDhia '. 62
Cmclnnati 68
Boston ......
Brooklyn . . . .
St Louis
.60
.42
.42
47
48
61
63
68
74
78
. American League.
Won. Lost.
Detroit 69 49
Chicago ..........68 62
St Louis .........67
Cleveland ,67
PhlladelDnia 61
Boston (6 .
Washington .......60
New York ....... .18
64
67
62
66 '
79
P.G,
.676
.600
.489
.439
P.C.
.612
.609
.697
.649
.479
.424
.842
.265
PC.
.686
.667
.563
.664
.604
.476
.481
.325
from the
big first baseman:
"New York, Sept 2. Will leave tor
morrow: arrive Monday. Hal Chaae."
The New Yorker will be In the games
nt Sacramento on Admission day. It
lias been reported for some time that
Chase would Jump the Yankees on ac
count yt not having been chosen mana
ger. He Is a Calitornian and intimated
his intention a week ago to come here
aim piay; wiin stocKton in the outlaw
league. xi.-: . .
. It la refreshing to see the way young
D jawaiirr Hwinifn nn Tnn'nnii. ' rn.rA
"1a a- pitcher that can lilt any old thing
mines across, ne nas oeen in two
games here and be punched the ball
every time, he came to bat, and
punched it hard. He drove out a ter
rific triDle and an enimllv Knwhlnir
double yesterday, brlhging In several of
jne -Angels' runs. ir-v Brls waiter caa
kecD ux that lick. Dillon will nndnnht-
edly use the youngster as a fielder in
stead of a pitcher. What wouldn't a
little exnftl'tionoA -tin for ltrTl A nohiVal
batsman. .
Bv the way. there is some intereatlmr
data concerning Brlswalter which, when
It is known, will stop the criticism that
haa been hurled at Manager MeCredltf
for not keeping the , "find." Walter
brought the .vounester to the front
down In Los Angeles and wanted to
sign mm. Brlswalter pete, who ,ia a
wealthy rancher near Lost Angeles, re
fused to allow the youtft to play with
Portland. However, the old
not adverse to him Dlai-inr with the
Angels. So there you are. If Walter
wants to be mean he can keen Rria.
wilier oui oi ine game, owing to his
prior rignt to the. young elabster's
services. But Mac Isn't made up of
that kind of material. Hi la aa anlnn
io see mm rise as anybody.
' -
iew ion, nept s. A cable mes
sage received hera today announces that
a match- between Tommv. Burns and
Jack) Johnson, the great negro fighter,
haa been arranged for Thanksgiving af-
ln this4mmdlate-eetlon. -The- 2:201 iV, .fi ' ""i "VTlS" t,.' v 1
trot, for 31.000 on Wednesday, is also L1? re?tef K.n!ayywetKht b.attl?
niling up very rapidly wicn nearly a
score of contenders already listed.
The other events are:
Thursday Pacing, 2:20 class, purse
$1,000.
Friday Pacing, "consolation, 2:09
class, purse 3500; pacing, 2:25 class,
purse 21.000.
Saturday Trotting, consolation, 2:18
clasa, 500.
Buddy Rvan's , sensltrVeneaa an.
proached sulkiness ' yesterday. Buddy
can't stand severe criticism from the
grandstand, that's plain. When he held
the ball too. long and allowed Wheeler
to score In the third Inninir h w,
roasted. He '. afterwards struck out
three times straight in a half-hearted
manner and then laughed at the spec
tators. Somewhat or a contrast he-
ween that and the eamentnonn vf ni.
Johnson and Hal Danzig, who Immedi-
xeiy lonowea in batting order.
Fred
banks,
Cotter,'
manager
Alaska, baseball team,
of
the Falr-
whlch is
of the year and will attract crowds of
iigm rans rrom an parU of the world
ii-win ds a zu-rouna go ror a-purse
or z,uuo. The Information does , not
say what the division between the wlq-
The battle will be conducted Under
me auspices or a specially lormed syn
dicate and will be pulled off in the open
pavilion. . s
Burns' easy victory over Bill Lang
Butte Kaces. . I makes -him a e-reat favorite at mm
Butte, Sept. 8. Weather clear, track f.0"8 nd the champion will be heav-
fast. Results yesterday: . .i i7; In S. ta.nS
r iTBi, rocci viJL luriuiifii boiuur i iu nan uun ir AUHiraiia
Anonn il t Pout. 3 to 1 FInlofk
mitst2art- e9.t0 fe" 109- MICHIGAN STATE FAIR
Second race, four and half furlongs! - rPA tr A irci "n I am T i m'n
selling Sid Silver (107). Stuart, 12 to y JiiAf JU JC AOA' llAlvllilT
1; Ontario Oregon (106), Nelson, 4 to
6; Brusn lion. --erman, ' toio. rime,
:64?4. " ,
Third race, mile selling Taskmaster
flOl). Fisher. 7 to 6: Phil Igoe (104).
E. Sullivan, V,to 2; Miss May Bowdlsh
(104), worse.. 9 to z. Time, 1:4s.
Fourth race, six rurtongs
Margie D (114), Fischer, 5 to
llaht (114). Stuart 6 to
ti), I'osi, 10 o. xime. i:n..
Fifth race, five . and half furlongs.
handicap St. Eordal (101), Stuart. 9
to 1: Luke Rasmus (106). Blair. 2 to 1:
Ollle Waed (100), Van DusenV' even."
Time, 1:07.
Sixth race, 'mile selling Cardinal
Sarto (102), Lloyd, 8, to 6 won: Docile
(102), Krlshbaum, 7 to 6. second; Lola
Whlte( . 102), Clarke, 6 to 1, third.
Time. 1:42. '
Seventh race, mile' selling Lerlda
(102), Clarke, 9 to 2, won; Sam Barber
(102),' Otis. 4 to 6, second; E Paisano
(102), Stuart 4 to 6, third. Time 1:43.
Seattle Races.
. - (Special C!patrh to The loorail.t
Detroit. Mich., Sept. 8. Everything is
In readiness for the opening of the state
fair, which this year promises to eclipse
ell revious exhibitions held under the
a aVl'llna--- auspices . of the Michigan State Agri
a l- oartf cult1r.al c!ety, Eery department of
l- Bafreid JJ ' b, xhlbltlon has been well filled.
1 ' aireeainf lUrHniilnp nut. 9 th. ...Il,..l
and livestock exhibits, while the ma
chinery hall, .woman's building and
other of tha exhibition halls contain dis
plays oz unusual size and variety. T ...
No more varied entertainment- nriw
gram ever has been offered at a Michi
gan state fair. Airship contests, out
door "Spectacles and free vaudeville per
formances are on the Jlst The racing
program- provides for 18 events, with
214.000 In purses. The races will take
place On the newly resurfaced mile
track, which proved 'unusually fasti
during the blue ribbon races in July;- i
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At Chicago.
R. H. E.
Chicago 8 7
Bt. Iixla .0 I
Batteries Fraser and Kllng; Karger,
McUlynn. Morgan and LUdwig.
umpire Klgler.
At PhJladclphla.
R. H. E,
2
8 18 i
Bergen ; Cor-
Brooklyn .. 1 ........... .
Philadelphia '
Batteries Rucker and
rldon and Dooin.
Umplra Emails.
'l At ClnrlnnatL
R.H. E.
ClneHtnatl 2 4
Pittsburg m 8 11 1
Batteries Ewlng. Vols and 8chlel;
Lei f eld and Otbaon.
. Umpire O'Day.
At Boston.
No game en account of wet grounds.
AMERICA LEAGUE GAMES.
At VTashlngton.
R. H. E.
Rotton ...2 11 0
Washington 8 0 0
Batteries Hughea and Warner; Steels
ana cnger.
touring the country, arrived in Portland
this morning to arrange dates for his
earn. 1 no dots rrom tne land nf h
gold have been winning a majority of
vnvir ftnuivB uii ine inn, ana will put up
a good contest with the local eemi
Drofeeslonal ninea. Th team ) onn..
pnaea 01 Business men. miners and lay
men from the Tanana valley.
Oeorge Wheeler 'thought he should
haye been given credit for a home riln
on his long hit that skidded past Rf
tery in the ninth Inning. The official
scorer thought differently, though, and
gave him a three-bagger. Umpire Per
ine thought Old George should have
had a homer, and so did a number of
others. - Ths play was a peculiar one
and similar to one that occurred In the
east when the batsman was given
credit for four bases on what should
have been a single. Raftery got an
errpr in the mix up.
letter's Iast Trip Saturday.
The steamer T. J. Potter will make
the last trip of the season, leaving
Portland at 1 p. m. xt Satnrdav,
September 8. returning from Megler
Sunday night at o'clock.
Seattle, Sept 8. Weather clear, track
faat Results yesterday:
-First race, six furlongs selling Lady
Vittv tlAttl UftTnttr,, IE ,A 1
tj. 1 1 An -oA..f o r 1 :! funlteti Fveaa Leaaea Wlre.l. t
uirW'rT??: W . down .f terknwli -"wXi lflyiaulili
Second race, five furlongs seilinar
Instant (109). Koerner. 13 to 10. won:
Friexe (109, Russell, 8 to 6, second;
El Pavo (112). Rettlg 2 to 1. third.
Time, 1:00 2-6.
Third race, six furlongs sell in
Aiiermain iivj. waisn. to z won:
Webber (.104) Hayes, 8 to 6, second:
El-Chihuahua (104), Mclntyre. 8 to 6,
tnira. lime, i.ia -o.
Fourth race,, South Park handicap,
mile and eighthGreen Seal (104), Sco
vllle. 4 to a," won: Vox Popull (100),
King, 8 to 5, second; Tony Faust (108)
Koerner even. Time. 1:61 8-6.
Fifth race, mile 60 yards- selling
Kruka (107). Lunch. 8 to 1, won; St.
cnaries iiut;, jtieiniyre, g to 1, sec
ond: Joule's Jewel (102). Walsh out
third. Time, 1:4 -4-8.
Sixth race, -four furlongs, purse
Smiley Corbett (118). Koerner. t to ,
won; All Alone (113), Rettlg, 8 to 1,
second; Mieaela (87), Russell out third.
Time. :48 4-6. , ,: i ,
Mnrphr Outpoints Croei.
(Ualte4 rreas Leased .!
New York, Sept 8. Leach Cross, the
Lang, the Australian heavyweight hv
Tommy Burns, the; American ehamplon,
before the former was counted out In
the'slxth round tonight. One during
tne ngnt j&ang woge up ana landed a
blow Which knocked Burns clear off his
ira. - inis was in ine secona round,
wnue tne -nrst rouna waa aoout even.
Burns waa by far the cleverer man.
His fighting puzzled-the Australian and
his heavy blows gradually wore Lang
uown. . -. .- - v.
Bill Squires, whom Burn has de
feated on three different occasions, 'was
on nana with a cnaiienge to the Ameri
can. v ' -. ..' X-.-,
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Sookane 8. Seattle 0. '
'Seattle. Wash.. Sent i. Spokane shut
Seattle out yesterday, 8 to 0, Rasty
wrignt naving tne uupias on mi nip
during the entire afternoon. - But two
hits were made by the. locals.
The score: tt ,-R. H. E.
Seattle 0 8 4
Bpoaane x l
Batteries Beaton. Sanderson an
Stanley; Wright and Kreita, Umplre-r-
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hiumbnhu BUS wnaia SBIOW
... aip tne woo damn
MARYEL Whirling Spray
est M oat uonrenlaat.
six-round fight with Tommy
nis oia sparring partner, las
Murphy,
it nfrht
They fought a hard battle.' with Murphy
leading tne way. Nt decision was ren
dered. Had the battle, been over a
longer route Cross might have won, as
he waa seen to grosr stronger. . whll
Murphy waa beginning to let up.
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Logansport cor." Indianapolis Newa
Miss Maria A. Cross, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gross of Spear
street tnis city, a student or. tne nerron
Art Institute) In Indianapolis, kst a val
uable diamond ring ,8aturdag Ani Its
disappearance aad return .are -remarkable.
. . .
She waa a guest at the Hanly cottage,
at Pottawatomie. Point' on th Wabaah
river eaat of town, and with some other
girls attired In bathing auita rowed
to the' middle of the river to bathe. A
friends suggested that she remove the
diamond ring which she wore., stating
inat it mignt sup oir in tne water, one
removed the ring, and having no other
place to put lt.ane tied It to a pleoe
of fish line and fastened the other end
to the boat Then he jumped Into the
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Miss Grose could find neither string
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. Testerday while Frank Hanly was out
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through a creek n tha rear board of
the craft He began ta draw In tne
atrlnar and thore waa an anawerina- tarn
He bulled hard and u d oat of tha water.
came a pound ana a nan socaer. Hanly;
naa ror got ten aoeut tne nag ana sought
the hook In the sucker's mouth.
"Swallowed the darned thlnr r waa
his disgusted ejaculation.
He etit the line and threw tha fish ta
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