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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. JPOKTLAND. MONDAY EVENING,, SEPTEMBER 7. 1003.' 12 .1 1 i -. IE1IS E0II1IES FORTOillilffll KEfCIIEL-Pf HE FIGIII on loony mmm P Ilingr, Piold Tracli and, Diamond MM DEAVERS UTS FEATHERS FW ClilCH mm FOB IVORLO TITLE Graney Pitches Great Ball Moran and Atfell Step Into ITiTJtli a I Pi'nnr at lrvlma rPliio A t - PITCHERS WHO KEEP x ' NEW YORK AT TOP Pretty Single. ternoon. We gave the big bump to the bloomln' San (CnltM Press UtN4 Wlral Francisco, . Sept. 7. Two tiny Will s.uasaJ. . . w--V I 606-.3I CIKIIVtOWV, . DCyi. I A WW UIIJ We led from tT,e Jump with our backs L,ght by record ,,.. popUlaf adro. . , mil nuiTi p. li l. i j . . ai a j We smashed the champ gang, psey pardon my slang. And served up lump, to the young - . umpty dump. .. .. : ,''" - , t . . Mac's Murmuring a. ., It was Portland nearly all tha way at Vaughn park yeaterday, tne Beavers putting it on tha Angela 8 to I. three. runa In tha ninth. Inning clinching mat ters-Jack Granev pitched ; excellent alon the beat featherweights n the world, are? ready to face each other promptly at I o'clock this afternoon to I decide . tha Issue between 'England and I America. Abe Attell, the American champion; said thla morning: , "I am the surest winner that ever en tered a ring." -. Owen Morsn. the sturdy llarht Brit isher, Is equally as confident. When I anev pitched excellent i ", 'h-"j iwnmni. " -T . . . ... .tasked this mnrn hv for an .vnr.u nn n ball nd . the terrlflo hitting behind jth(, flght he him of Cooney, Raftery, Dansig, sassey and Johnson, helped tha little southpaw to salt tha game. . Hla own single In "tha ninth tied the score. Ellis' batting, a homer, triple and single, in four times tip. was the sticking, feature of the . r. i jt 1a -I-,. fltell money In sight yesterday. w..uC...-v,. ..,.....,. . Th fca t. this afternoon ta for 23 the reel by some unusually clever ana rounds. The. weather Is Perfect for tha I am better than ever and I am ero- Ing to wln. This is my flaht" The local fans cannot , exDlelrt the sudden backing of Moran that forced the odds from 10 to 6 up to 16 to 7 M yesterday. It dropped back to 10 to 71 today. The only explanation of tho I chances In the odds Is the flood of I Moran money which -took up all the At- rtarlna- wnrk nn the Dart of Phil COOney. fonnev rlnnert a three-baeaer off down the third base line. A moment later he sprinted down the patl with ' Gray's wlndup and reached the' rubber, when the flabbergasted Easterly failed to hold the bull. It was a dangerous attempt and: the little chap got a nana rrom I th : crowd.1 i - : - ': " '.' '"" ; ; One Jn the third frame by the south ernera .evened matters up. Easterly sinaled. took- second when -Gray stopped a pitched ball, went to third On a fielders'; choice and scored on a wild pitch. - . Both teams made one In the ' fifth, Ellis' triple and Delmas' double doing the work. Johnson's lona double that struck the center field boards, scored In the seventh the Angels ttok a lead, Ellis dropr1nr a pretty home run over the riant xieid fence. . s In the eiehth Portland got tn her good work. Raftery singled for the third time. Bassev hit safely.; .Ryan was retired at first. McCredle went In for Whalins; and was passed. Then Oraney singled down , the third base- route, brinnln Raff and Bass home. Coones third wallop or the matinee brought MCreflie home, v lh score: 1 PORTLAND. - I ' AB. R. H. PO. A. E. 4 Casey, - 2b." Cooney. ss . Johnson, c, Danzig, lb Kartery, -r ...... Bassey, If nyan. so.-ri. 1 J 7 10 1 ' 1 1 4 , 0 "Whalen, ... ; ....... . Z Graney. p 4 McCredie, rf i. 0 Total -,. ..'.;,..',.. 11 17 14 I . IX3S ANGELES. . Barnard, 2b. UflKes. cf . . . , ruilon, lb ' ;' iV wneeier, Sb Pmith. rf . Ellis. If ... Delmas, ss. Easterly,, c . . Oray, p . , . , Koestner, p AB. R. M. PO. A. E. 0 2 0 II 0 0 4 4 ... . 4 . . . ,.. 0 3 0 0 2 t 0 ! S - open air contest, which will be held In me woimt areni. -. .JaTost Be OUaa TigM- " Referee Jack Walsh will handle the two little fighters and see that the strictest observance of the .rules is fol lowed , He-will demand a clean. oron fight, he sajs, and he does not expect any trouoie in enrorcing nis aemsna. ; The backers of both men agree in the hope that there win be a clean victory for one or the other, so that the draw of last New Tear's day can be wiped off. the slate. ' " Arrangements were completed - this morning to take moving pictures of the flaht. The contestants will have an Interest in the films. If Moran wins, It Is expected, the i pictures will be worth 'a fortune as they will be ex hibited not only in America but in all British possessions. In any event they are estimated at a large sum. Battling Nelson and joe Gana, who will fight Wednesday In the same ring, will be prominent - spectators todar. Gans has made a heavy wager on At tell . as thev have been tralnlna .to gether, end he Is confident-the Hebrew will win. Nelson Is a stronx supporter FRENCH AERONAUT ' soars 31 mm Breaks World's Kecord and Is Congratulated by Am , erican Competitor. Total 32 a 24 15 2 "SCORE. BY INNINGS juos Ajigeiea ..i.O 191016 0. 3 -Hits .........0 0 1 0 2 0 2 0 1 Portland . ......I 0 0 U t 1 S iu .. ...... ;.s v l via l 4 12 SUMMARY. btruck- out Bv Grav. 2: Rnnn K- Koestner, 1. Bases on balls Off Gray, 1; Grany,' 1- Koestner, 2. ,- Two-base ii hb unnzig, jjeimas, Johnson. .Three. tase hits Cooney. Ellis. Home run jjounie piay Barnard to Delmas . (Uaited raw Lettti Wlre. Paris, Sept. 7. Leon de la . Grange, the Trench aeronaut, president of the Aviator" Club of. France,- established a new world's recqrd today at Issy when his aeroplane-sailed for . Sl -minutes. boa tins the worlds record that he estab lished yesieraav ov sailing zy minutes i and 64 4-8 seconds. Today's rnsiit was remarkable for both the duration and the distance trav eled. He circled the parade grounds at lssy .17 times, going- over IS miles in I all. - 1 , . . Th rreiit aernnlflna was' under ner I tecii, control every minute or tne iiignt. The inventor maintained an - average ne ant or zv leet. He ascenaea as man as 30 feet. and as low as 12. Hundreds watcnea tne rignt oi me to Dillon. Sacrifice hit Easterlv. Stolen I aeroplaae and Wilbur Wright,, the rases Coonev Jnhnmn naft.r,. nn I American inventor, was the flrBt to con. uy piicnea oan tirsv. l-'lrat hn n errors Portland, l. wild pitch Graney land. SiInnlngs pitched -by - Gray. 4 Base hits Off Orav.- 4: run. 1 Phirra 10 voesxner. . i ime or arame z nours. umpires Cheyne and Perrine. gratulate the frenchman on his suc cess. . i I expect to beat you to the hour mark,'" said Wright, in . talking to La Ki range. PORTLAND INTERS GET DUCK LIMIT CALEXDAE OF SPORT - FOR THE WEEK Monday Opening of Pacific Coast I tennis championship tournament at Del I Monte, Cel.; Abe Attell va Owen Moran, 23 rounds, at ' San - Francisco; Stanley Ketchel a. Bill Papke, 25 rounds, at jos Angeies; opening or lour days Nearly all the" Portland duck hunters returned last nlvht with full haa K : hr '"f B UJ" ." t0r or?weVnnnurtna!,oencS . ; ium - irt. ouuuaj m me opB- season, i snow at Toronto; New England Amateur The' Deer Island contingent got pretty I Rowing association regatta at Boston; inearly the limit, and the owners oflLabor day regatta of the 'San Diego jasea on sauvies island all came baclt I nowing ciuo; iw-mne Marainon wita good strings or birds. Even those hunters who were on the mainland, where'ducka are always scarcest, were tvell repaid for their trip. . .via 1 1 ran ana wood aucKs - were the ' ' - -- J - t u It V ; v . I A ; ' ' - ':u-:J : '.: ' - : J 1 -7 h " - i J , 1 4- ' " V , ft i If r i w . -v. I I x I ! " .N s ' - . - "I 1 v . f 11 . l fiisiEiii sunns-' S00IIUIIOB1M Champion Two to One Fayor- ito Over Thunderboldt in "J Middleweight Battle. Following are the entries and handi caps for tha Multnomah ' fall tennla tournament which began this morning on the four courts of the club; . MEN'S SINGLES. Player. ' Handicap. B. H. Wlrkerahant ........ .Owe 40 Bellinger Owe 20 V. Andrews Owe 1 2-4 iea F. Kwlng Owe, It 2-4 t. nerfl man jr :...Owo is Irving Kohr ..Owe 4-( of IB R. K. Black .!..-.. Owe 4- of IS F. It. Goodwin owe 4-1 of 16 'we 2-4 of IS ia e-f of IS K V. Mersereait ' ...Owe 2-4 of 18 A. B. MeAlpIn flcratoh M. A. -Zollinger . Scratch K. K Ilarrlean'....,,i. .Scratch Wells Gilbert ;...;,.;,,,,,,. ,8cratoh T. G. Farrell '.,,.,,,. ..Scratch Morris .Dunne ...... .Recelva - nf n S. S. Humphrey.;.,, ,, Receive 2- of 18 K. A. AlcAlpIn ..Kecelva S-S nf IR Iron ,. ant with hi. tousled locks. ytt'eSSr V.V. K'.e !- of l weu-wuaaiea; armor ana nis piucgy ae-1 Charles W. Townsend.Kecelva 2- of is termination, This montft sees hla en-1 "lVT ?"ow .iteceive t-b or 11 fi sianasiiii. plenty of Papke money I n. W . W St PrlnAsi u I J lira A Sr K I I at St f Ml t M aafr 4k Aa A . . A. v - , , ranee intoth. world of aporta and ere ft pid" MickenslVReceiv: 4-1 of 16 er. 'ire not wlllinV tuTe That" rl.kT ,r uirimw uvpancu, na wm v. J. iarewer .... receive 4-4 of 16 be wen 6n his way to wonted condition I ifUJ. c-""'mB 5eoe,VB or is In . f h Ir.lrlr. TV. .hi ....... I .' ,-" "A . . . . ntuil ya - Ql II ... r .. ...... . . . Buwww . vm I K i m n ii. Kara . I ... k ' - I ........ . J km . . a A 41 mf ; , , : F. R. Goodwin Ov Season Later Owing to OtherhK.::;:;:! Attractions i- Candidates Assemble Tins Week. : B, Manhattan. ' New Tork, Bpt. 7. Hall to tha a;rld-K- A. lcAlpIn tat Angeles, Cat, 8ept T. Although Stanley Ketchel la a 2 to 1 favorite in the betting today, BUI Papke Is con fident that he will be able to wreat the mlddlewight title' from the champion when they meet in a It-round battie at Jim Jeffries' Vernon, arena thla.ajter nqon. ,; Both men are in the pink of condition and had no trouble maRg lit pounds weight when' they welgheU In at noon.' Interest among the fight fans la at ' fever heat today, but Papke's backer! 1 have been ' unable to wnrir th.i. ,.n. yru." puint attained by the fighter and the betting Is practically will likely be late and there has been) Charles V. Vosper a goo a aeat to aeiraci rrom eany inter, i T 7 "i fkt In the great outdoor game. . The Olympio series In England, the well matched struggles on the diamond and the growing Interest In boxing have all comoinea to mane me root ban tans a uttie lax tn showing their old-time .a tention.- Word from Ithaca states that train ing at Cornell will be commenced late this season. - The present plans of the coacnes are inai active wora 'snail be m. A. Thaxter,, ... . i.T-. ! th.-TJ . -3-V?-..- 1-n7r"vWeeK ".war1 Evans ...Receive 16 3-6 I; V. .1 V v J ,7 . ' "".J" .V"? I i"iam oi cetcneimer.. .Keceive is 3-6 la due to the fact, so it Is said, that Charles AHUur ....., Receive 16 1-4 heretofore - the warm weather of earlv Harrv Lvtia : v.iv. it.a pciiitinon- n miericrea wun tne pre- i jvaweu samara . . . . .Receive 15 8-6 Recelva 16 . ............ n w. vm 1 1. J.' Wesley Ladd. . ; Receive 16 L. M. Starr... ..........Renelva IK 9' Starr. ., .... ,k Receive 16 H.' Kn'Kht... . .. J..,.. Receive 16 , R. w, Meraereau ..... i , . Receive 16 James Alexander j .Receive 16 Stusrt Freeman ...... . .Receive 16 Milton Frohman ....... .Receive 16 frohman .Receive 16 3-6 J. Hughes ............ ..Receive 16 3-6 I T. uuDoeu,. .Receive 16 8-6 joe itotncnua .....Keceive 16 3-6 ..Keceive 16 3-fl llminary work and has really retarded the subsequent development of the team. The outlook for a 'fast team at Cornell is none too good and the coaches nave tieciaea to go ahead cautiously In order to get the best material. . Browa Mfea Hough. Zt ,' . On Wednesday of this week to ranill. dates for the Brown university football team at Providence, R I., Will report at the training camp of Coach "Datt" Gam mons in Bedford, to commence train ing for the season. Following an old custom, the candidates will live In tents ana otnerwise rough it in order to get into hardy condition, v The daily pro gram wUl eonslst of a regular schedule or nours wun long runs to strengthen the wind, and prsctlce In the afternoon. Strict attention will be paid to diet The general outlook this year la for a fast, light team, which should not nnlv keep up the old record, but break Into a nigner position in the football world Gammons will take charge of the training- camp for the first time. He was appointed coach last fall by the athletio cemmlttee and was & former star player on the Brown team. . Trainer Charles Huggins will be with, the team, as usual, and he asserts that- he has some new stunts for ase on the field. ' Contr&rv to the tactics of Corriatl. tha umiea states jvavai . academy football squad began training; earlier .than usual at- Annapona s.ints year. Twenty-six iiuaay- yuunsr minaios are already getting- In trim for the season. They com menced earlier on account of the hard season oerore tnem, and notwithstand ing the adverse weather conditions which have confronted them, they have settled down into a steady stride . of nara work, which they have allowed nothing to hinder. The coaches are put ting the lads through a . course of sprouts Harder than anything which tney nave experienced heretofore. The team snows promise,, but regret Is ex pressed over the fact that .Max S. Der roott is 111 of typhoid fever at Newport, xv. ana wui naraiy do aoie to play. HarrardOnards Scarce. Guards are going to be scarce 5 at Harvard and the Crimson fans are won. dering Just what sort of team will be put forward this year to protect the honors of the cerise flag. The candi dates will be summoned for practice next Saturday, and will get down to the steady jrrlnd of training without de lay. Oil! the men who faced Old Ely last November, nine of . the regulars have graduated and 'two' of flte subs are gtne. Of the "H" men eligible this year, there are captain jr.. k. Jurr, 'o; H. Finn Jr., '10; Hoar, '09; G, O. -Browne, '10, and Kennard, 08. Burr will likely be contin ued at tackle unless there is a scarcity of good guards, which is very likely. Grant's place at center will likely go iu iuur, m mun last season. Cutting will have a call for the vacant place at quarter. W. R. Brown, formerly of Exeter, wiH be a formidable candidate for fullback. Coach Hauarhton will tnira personal chargetof the punters and It isri assurea-.even now mere are going to be uma xooa KicKers on tne eleven. And now comes the news out of the west that Bob Forbes, the former Yale football eta rr has been eng-aaed s the coacn ior tne university or Oregon team. He is ready to commence active work and hopeso pound his charges into the most lormiqaoie eieren on tne Pacific slope. Forbesvls with Tom Shevlln. the torroer xaie xooioaii captain, In the lum ber business Jn Portland, Or., and Bal lard, Wash. . , tiuadlea' Blnflea. - Miss Hettshu .......Owe J9 ' Miss Fox Owe 15 3-6 Miss Cook-..., ..Owe It (-6 miss roraing .owe 15 8-6 kits. iNortnrup , . . ..Owe 15 Miss Leadbetter ...........Owe 3-6 Miss Schaeffer . , ............. .Scratch miss uoss ......... .....lteoetve s-s Miss 'Judge ............ Receive 3-6 Miss Campbell , Receive 8-6 Miss Lane .............. Receive 8-6 Miss Morrison ......'....Receive 15 3-6 Ansa jronman ....... .jtecelve 15 8-6 Miss M. Mc Master - ....Receive 15 8-S Miss is, McMaster- . .... Receive 15,3-6 M1XKD DOUBLES. Mrs. Northrup and Andrews.,.. Owe 15 Mrs. cook and Godwin. ....... ..Owe IB Miss Carstens and Shivers.. , ,, .Owe 3-6 Indlcatinna . 7hi. ."i " . ..in u , . . . toiuiiii arena will b packed to its utmost capacity thla afternoon. The arena has 6,000 ' seats and there has already been a de mand for almost that number of seats. Jlmmv Austin an, 4 -..-- Jr...," 7 . Sin "nary! m lgbt n lt"ouni pre . Jim. Jeffries ' will r'a'aria' w. .1- event and Tommv w.i.h m ... : . 1 at the preliminary. -' 0AKLAAD AND FRISCO - BREAK EVEFl SOUTH ". ' (TJntte Presa Laassd WtreV ., c San Francisco. Sent 7. Onkinns a cloe game from San Francisco, yes terday morning, 3 to 3, but the Greeks were blanked In the afternoon. t a g'P1' br .Henl-y'g good pitching. - Morning1 game -" ".'''' SAN FRANCISCO. ' ! Mnhlae h AB. R. H. PO. A. B. " '. 5 3 10 6 3 8 0 -cturr, . om ' .....,t... Henley, rf . William s.Vb .,.'.!. ! Beck., cf. ........ ' McArdla' lh' rsrirein , Total" 3 0 4 '0- 0 0 0 1 0 hi 13 1 1 1 1 joiat i... 80 J 825 14 0" "One out when winning run scored. ., .uaauuu ,. -.- I a O T T A a tn miss carstens and Shivers.. . .. .owe 8-6 root- if ' r V y v Miss Foxand A. B. MoAlpfh.;, .Owe 3-6 iTruesdala' 'zh'"r'l" 1 2 I ? J Miss Goss and Ewlng.-. ...... ., Owe 3-61 Heitmiil ee if ? ? J 2 Miss Leadbettee and Meraereau. . Scratch i?eLv"""r" ? 1 I 1 0 0 ci.lrr' "Vv 113 8 0 Slatterv. lb .... a tr.ai n V?" Haitren, cf ..... 8 0 3. 0 0 0 Miller, lb : i n 1 a a - - . - r " T - ...... .5 v A a w Lewis, o. ..... ... a i 1 1 a Hardy, p. 8 0 1 0 4 0 Miss Leadbetter and Mersereau, .Scratch .Miss ncnaerer and Freeman. .. ..Scratch Miss Forainar ana Humphrey. . ..Boratch Miss Campbell and K. McAlphi . .Scratch miss p ruiim4U anu onow. . .jvecetve XO miss Morrison ana jjr. juorri- - son .Receive 15 Mrs. Judge and To wnsend. .. .Receive 16 ..i. MEN'S DOVBLES. . Herdman and Ewlng ...Owe 80 Rosenfeld and Black,'. ......... .Owe 16 Andrews ana Jionr. ............ ;owe Bellinger and Snow, ,, , , .Owe 86 of Goes and Freeman.,,. ...Owe S-6 of Gilbert and KollingeT , Scratch Total .............20 1 1 IT 11 SCORE ..BT INNINGS. Ban Franolsco ...6 0 0 0 0 3 ! -Hit. 1 0 0 0 1 I i 0 jf aH?.n4.:.v::r::::3i It Hi li 0 0 03 3 0 11 0 j a 33 SUMMART. McAlDln and McAlbln ......... Hnratrh I Home ftin Eairni. Twn.h... hif. Rhlvtrl ftntf Rrewer ' ... ' fli.i-Ah I TTenlav. Hltmiill.i. ITaa, i . ai. Warrlner anri Dunn. ' Rat.lva -S I terv. . SnnrfflAa hlta iieein - v.i.. Mersereau and Mersereau. . .Recelva 2-g I Beck. Miller. Van Haltren.t (drat, Kaaa wwnt tna jvais. ........... Kecel 2-fl 1 on Dam orr unrrin 3. Struck out- McMillan and Farrell..,,.,. Receive 2-6 Godwin and Arthur . ....... .Receive j-g Frohman and, Dole. .Receive 4-6 Eastman and Mckensle,, .,, .Receive 4-6 Bernard and Alexander, .... Receive 4-6 Humphrey and Evana. ... Recelva ix Hughes and Reed. ...... .Receive 15 2-6 Atitcneu ana APDiecate. .Keceive is Z- Morrison and Townsend. .ReceivA 16 2-6 ve 16 3-6 By Griffin 3: bv Hat-rfv 4- nnnhia ni.v. Eagan to Slattery; Zeider to Mohler to - wiuiams: eiatterv to Eann tn LeWlS: Slatterv to F.no-an tn T j.la n Miller to Cook to IewTs, Stolen bases Henley, Berry. Time 1:30 ' uonneu ana Fiynn. .- . Umpires Ladd and Dunbar. ...Reeeiv .Afternoon, garner. . ', . - - 8 AN FTOAWrTHrrt AB. R. H. Pa A. B. f. MORXEsG GAMES . IN BIG LEAGUES National League. Won. New TOrk 74 fittsourg Chiceao Philadelphia Cincinnati w . Boston . ..v.. Brooklyn St. Louis ... 77 76 65 61 sr 44 43 Lost 1 46 4 . 60 66 65' ,72 79 73 P.O. .62$ .611 .60S .642 .484 .424 .368 .863 Mohler, 2b. . . , , ..... 6 'Curtis,,; it.fi.'. .".. v8 Zeldor. sa ....2 4 Melchlor, rf. ........ 6 Williams, lb. 4 Beck. cf. . ..1. '4 Berry, c. ........... , 2 McArdle, 8b 4 Henley., n. ... .... 4 KUUfer, e. .......... 3 Total , 87 OAKLAND. 0 8 0 1 i 1-38 2 3 2 1 1 13 1 8 4 I'll 113 3 3 0 0 19 6 0 6 0 0 0 1 2 0 16 27 14 1 At Chicago Chicago 0. Cincinnati At Brooklyn Fli?st game: Brooklj Brooklyn 0, At Philadelphia First game: Phlla'- ueipnia u, ivtw rorit a. At Plttsburr--Flrst gamer St Louis 1, jrmsDurg . Cook, If. i , . Truesdals, 2b. Heltmuller. rf. Kagan, ss. , . Blattery, lb. , La Ixmse. c. Miller. 3b. ... Van Haitren, cf. joucks, p, AB. R. H. Pp. A. IE. 0 6 0 2 1 0 1 2 0 11 3 6 0 0 8 0 3 3 .30 3 I) I I 6 0 principal varietlea killed, although not a iew. ieai wwo orou'ni aown. Duck shooters are delighted with the 'Weather conditions and predict that If -tne ciouay days and cold winds con tinue for a few days longer, the lakes win oa mil 01 Diras. t This late In Sport Annals. , 1865 At Rochester. N. T., John Dee ry defeated Louis Fox In a billiard contest tor tne cnsmpion cue and 51,000. I Jb At ta era men to, cel., la a race, Longfellow, to wagon, paced three Bailee 187 In Kentucky, ' Joe Goss won irons Tom Alien tm II rounds, for cham pionship of America and tt.SOO. 1SJ2 At New Orleans. James J. Cpr bett defeated John L. Sullivan la 21 rounds, for 310.000 a aide, a purse of $;r..oe and the heavyweight champion ship of the world. 1?4 The Defender-Valkyrie yacht races ror tne America cup began off 10 At Vaecoorer, Jimmy Burns won irora iniiia uonf in ;e rounds. l0i At Ottawa, the raited States r'f.i team on the Palma trophy by swim of the Missouri A. C. - at St. Louis: snnual middle states rowtna- r.. Batta on the Potomac, at Washington, . C., annual tournament of the Vir ginia Trapshooters' association at Rich mond: Merrimac valley automobile rare at Lowell, Mass.; opening of twelfth annual horse show at Newport, R. I.: opening of five days' ' race meeting at Seattle, Wash.: openinsr of Grand circuit race meetlna- it Hartford. Conn.: nn.n. Ing of Grfat Western Trotting circuit meetlna at Milwaukee. Tuesday Opening of two days' row ing regatta at Troy. N. T. Wedneeday Battlinsr Nelson vs. Joe Gans. 26 rounds, at Coltna, for. light weight championship. T h 11 rail, r -1'ln.n i n w rt . m n. . 1 vm. ahow at liartford, Conn.: Annual meet- ennsty Matnewson is about to as sume the moat monumental task that a major league pitcher ever had thrust upon hla shouldeas. - - He- has -expressed a willingness to pitch three' games i week for the rest xf the season, pro yided that the Gianta ars at any time in oanger or dropping out of the first piace.- , -. Mathewson Is ; the .. most " powerfully built pitcher in America, and though uv uruo,ci uiRi - nis constitution la rugged enough to stand such a continu ous strain upon his muscles. It looks as 11 tne tasa were too much to ask of any one man. He Is determined to maks the effort, however, and If he succeeds ne win nave perrormea tne most -wonderful feat that baseball has seen since the National league was organised, back In the 70'a. ' 1 . Some time ago McGraw admitted ihat . k.j kn A nlt.k...... . 1 " , In anil tournament nf nilh.ra rhi,.. I rr .. ..... .l . . ".?.. magni- i .V..l . v.w. HQ. vi a vara, ana in on association at Atlanta. Friday Open ins of Show at Petersburar. Vs Saturday Jdetropolitan A. -A. ana rieia cnamnionsnips Island. N. T.: dominion plonsblpa at Toronto. annual horse V. track t TraverS oicyne cham- Wlltaa anri Mathewson he would have to rest tha chances of New York winning the pen nant The other pitchers can be used when there ia not soS much at stake, but, speaking generally, it ia up to these two men to land the champion ship. Wilts la frail of physique, and to ask him - to ; pitch more .than once In three days would be almost Inhuman. McGraw explained the situation to his men and asked Matty what he thought VI 1 1. . -. . ... "I can-go In there and pitch every other day until the end of the season' replied the .great -pitcher,, "and If you AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES. At Detroit, v St. Louis Detroit . Batteries Waddell. R. H. E.I .......5 10 1 . . . . is Dlneen- and think It a s-ood idea I am perfectly Smith; Donovan, Thomas and Schmidt. wining 10 uu a cnance. ''sfou areon," said ' McGraw. and it was decided to put Mathewson un R.H. E. 1 IS 1 2 At CWcngo. against a proposition that would make I Chicago ....... . . "'ST?1 : ."."'' ' :""'K ... Cleveland i s w.Vn ;L..t;l ?T. Sanbor.awor"ln Batteries Smith and - Sullivan ..'".I . T . iievw i cvnoaoes, iieonardt ana Bern Is. X t Vi" WaSV--n,aV.?.r0-V" game - R. H. - made ud their minds and reallv intend r .STL-V V k" ' : to go tnat tar to win the pennant. I Rart.ri.a rw.n a.m... ..i oi...' uuiciwiiii , im in uriier aiiayv inin ne has been at any time this; year, and he is pitching the greatest ball of his career. ' . It Is not such an awful task aa vnn mlgnt think.", said one -of the players later. "If vou will notice. T?nr lir.,. nahan is In thera catnhlna- .vara ,i.a tChlcaro and he has to kep his arm in constant I Pittsburg um. mora inan inai. ne says he will Detroit . Chicago-r St. Louis Cleveland -. , Philadelphia Koston ..... Washington jiew yorx American League. , Won, Lost 72 f '.,'. ... . . ",' . . . i ... . , 71 70 68 61 60 62 40 61 64 .S64 68 62 65 67 83 P.C. .586 .668 .65 . .640- t. .496 - .480 - .437 .825 At Boston Philadelphia 1, Boston 6. veiann t; NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES. . At Chicago. -First game .-...... R. H. E. .....S..a - 4 1 a Batteries Overall. Fraaer and anina. -aicn every Kama mis season If he Is I a""""" aia uiqsoiv not hurt" Horee Show Oprsi at Newport. r) f-a rreas InW W-.i tkTt. R. I.. Hepc 7. Th ceatar Of airrariiun ftr Nea-port sorttr today the ( 1'ino. where the twelfth tn tiual horse ehow ofteae4 ander brilliant a The show -will continue three Thare are 44 rlaasra aivt ell of t---em are w!l filied. thougti eavrral of mint aromlnent exbilotors la pre- ' -; T-mi tit. niivin intm IBS JIVt I n r CALIF0RXL1 tHAMPS DEFEND TEXXIS TITLE nine when a combination of wild bitch and errors gave the Portland boys three runs end won tne game, lor them. -The score: ' ' R. IT. F. Del Monte. cai fDt 7. Preliminary I Nationals ..easieeif a 4- 4 play began hare today In the twenty-1 Ooldendale .0 6 1 0 0 1 1 0 0 8 7 sixth annual tournament of the Pacific I Batteries Nationals. Engreke and States Lawn Tennis association. and.Ppe; OoMendale.- Klaus and Jewett. Judging by the long list of entries, the I Struck eat By Knglske 6. by Klaus 11. r' " , ' a v v. 1 1 a vrvi HOP3TTT SOP. Are f("i ji't tiarely getting sirrond by t ' ft ciutrbe r a caaat I'aJeaa i.-! - .t a Iim or frjve e 4- f ,-, f y4T trW It rhtVSlitl ; . --'Hi. t,'f )ilnta f.r apj-th'H , , . . . aa KtiitM frow Urw r t i i t'" lime e rm thraw , r , r ... - r rv ' - e and t ae e4 as tournaments evar held under the aus pices of the aaaocuallon, Th players will Include nerlv all of. the- well known Pacific coast tennis e prta, ss well ss aaveral sea candidate for championship honors. Mla Florence Sutton and Maurl(a MrLoughlln. the prevent cha-mplotia Is ladia' tingles and mes s single, reapactlrclr. wlif defend tk. .. .k. .-a -. a . . - . ---- , 1 1 . m id. vim. v. ina .,'iir na laaent. h they will met fhe wlsnere J athlete, who woa tne world's pole vault s"i tna imaj maicoea. in lllllon telnaenrd la tha Laailaa Olrnnla nmu flkaaa avanta Dim arlTt t. . 1. 1 ' " ' for atotli isien and woman. th donblee end alnciea for tnlxe teame and the junior doubles championship. 'AJIOUS aiTHLETE IS - C03IIX0 TO MAURY Tatted PTeas Leased Srira.l , Chicago, siept. 7. It was aaaoaneed today that Alfred C Gilbert, the Tale sM lie. "i-y- 14 y Natiotvals Beat Ooldndl". ' SfSaaetat r"Hl tt TWa J.ara.l Onwleiwlaia. Wash. frt T Th Na ef PortlarMt rlrf aa'e4 th OoMea Rels etrdT In onm af jh tat flayed nj i ha rkMm4al n-a- 4 U I evaaa-Mt. OolAenAaja haf the I may flrura la lBdeor track msu n beet f Use game tp U tb eighth la- while. will becora a benedict Immediately epoa bis arrival at tils heme tn Port land. Or., whick will be as soon as tie can sttcresarfully run the gauntlet of no ds! ooiiatln a loos the route. Miss Maria Thorn pent of Seattle wlH r e the tm of the nnteal ethlete. "tiiL riana 1 Uk hi bride aeat with him later In the mneith. Ke will take a pt rradaat roursa tn ynediyin -end n- - Tstcoma, 55-2; Butte, O-l. Tacoma.. Wash . Sept 7. Carson pitched both games of a double-header here yesterday, and shut the Butt Min ers out in the tirst with but five hlta i r. while In the aaoond h. .ilr.-2i iO. I Cincinnati hits athd one run. His control was veril 8tV, V?ul" s-ood. and he was backed in both gsmes by errorless support. Clsflln and Harkness also pltcncd well, but the luck was agaJnst them. The score: Moraine nam 1 u t Tacoma ....1.0 4 0 1 6 0 0 2 l a a.u..v ......a w v . v www v "W a 1 Batteries Carson ana Rh.. - ri.mZ and Pponcer. . ' Afternoon arams r tt v Tacoma ....0- 2 a 4 2 4 Butte - eieoeeea i 1 I Batteii Carsoa and Rhaa - and Spencer. Second a-ame ... i K . nicaeo v...... '.a ii Pittebura 7. ? ti Batteries Pfelster, Browa and Kllng; airiinu ana rncipi. At CinclntuUL First game . R.H. E. .....6 1 ....ft 14 1 Batteries Camnbell and Schleli I.uah ann Luawia. Second gam . , , R. H. K. Cinctanatl f 8t Louis -. .1 7 ' Batteries Rowen and McLean; Bald win, Beebe and) Lndwlav . . - XORTHWESTERN LEAGUE. Seattle-, S-Tj Spokane, 0-4. (radii tnanatrk t Tww twrmmH neaiiia. M aan. pept. J.. right. Bcbednlrd for Labor Day. ! Ah Attell vs. Owen Moras, 23 rounds, at San Francisco. Stanley Ketchel ra ' Bin Panka 11 rounds, at Ixe Ane-elee , "Vount Peter Jaikaon" va '.I V.f1 21 rounds, at Ooldfleld. Ner. Harry Lewla . va ITnk Rnaaait i rounds,, at Bnatnn. I larrnoa Forbes va KirlRmua eight rwunds. at Burtra. Wis. 1 Rir Rrwift!i t-s J'-iw, nana a ,i.i- both game bare yesterday, one thrbnaii Rush'e rood twirilas and the thar cauaa ther did not play quite ee poorly nm rimMM. i ra errors ware made by the teame In the game. The scora: Morning- game R. Ii. E eattl 1 I 6 I 4 4 Spokane a e e t 2 - Batter! Rush and- Fortler; KilUay Afternoon game R. H. E. r-llTta ..... l a re Pa At Detroit St Louis 8, Detroit 4, vTttuiueiun-iNew xorsv mo game. "All Stsurg" Beat Chehallg. , Bperl Plspatcb to Tbe Journal, t Chehalla. Wash.. Sept 7. Chehalls loat her second game with the Portland- Vancouver "All Stars" team yesterday, 8 to 7. Kotterman started to pitch for the Visitors and in tha aaventh innin. Chehalls knocked him out, after which! Luncannon went in ana rinished. Klflg was behind tha hat for tha "All si...l Osborne and Ruff were Chehalls bat-1 "ry. . rius: unenmis , All Stars 4. The game waa highly exciting through- vui, ana waa muca enjoyea oy about a,vvv BjjrvLaivra.' , - M. A. A. C. Tennis Results. The resnlu In the Multnomah tennis murnny aing-ie inis morning folIOWl I ..Humphries beat Read. 4-8. 5-7 and 'Godwin beat Hubble 6-2 and 6-3. Arthur beat Gilbert, 6-1, 4-6 and 6-6. JJiacK beat K. W. JWaraarean a.f 1 -. Total ....31 0 6 27 26 6 SCORE BT INNIXGS. San Francisco :. 00030403 0 Hits .J 2 0 8 0 4 1 l 1 1 Oakland .: 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Hits ....... 1...0 10 0 10 11 1 5 ---T'-:;::: SUMMART. Three-base hits Xntdae! ' TTaniaJ Two-base hits La Lona-e. Tvrelehior neltjnuller. Klllifer, Eag-an. ; Sacrifice' hits Curtis 2. Berrv. ftarb - basea Mohler. Zeider. Melchlor, Beck. McArdle. First en halls nee Hanlav i off Loucks 1. Struck out By Henlny 1. by Loucks 3. Hir by pitcher Wff llams. Double nlavsTji Ivrnn -.. assisted); Mohler to Williams: Mohler to Zeider to Williams. Tim l -K Umpires O'Connell and Flynn, , ; STANDING OP THE TEAMS. a.. A Freak 4511 TelI. I Pacific Coast League. 'From the. Los Angeles Tlmea 'I. . . Won. Lost ruuerion ia i tna arana or a ,(n... tin Ansreiea 71 aa freak in OIL Tha Columhla'a hia- 8n Franelaco 14 '. ing well on tha corner of Its land that ' Portland 66 ' 66 cam tn November, isos. with a Haii t-iaaiand ai output of 1,300 barrels and has rr- 1 " 000 barrels, is th performer. For al Km. If. ..... . - , . ' 600 to 400 ar day. Earlv Laat a.k 1 suddenly turned loose with a roar an! for two hoars threw oil st a furlnna rate, which ran down the canvon. in.t of it was recovered and pumped Into the tanks. The amount was fully 1.500 bar. Is. Thea th well beraa ta nhiMa and today and since than It has b-n yielding close to L300 barrels, tbe mount tt started with. ISO reaaoa ha been discovered for Its eouree. On the contrary, ther . was son to expect a heavy and narvna. ent de-Hne long ago. the Santa Fe has. drilled two and C V. Hall one. all I nrww it mi a.vva re . ieau Wnlle I be Columbia ia only about mo ' ... ... . . . . , tooae aa inouas my ear failed eb-i aolutelT ta affart it iltknn.i. ' 346 feet or thereabout la each fca. I ISo quite similar cae is known. ' . j First Annual parlile National 1 j-a. , Stock Show and r-- Sept. '21. 22 it, , 24. ti. t6, at th Portland Country Club! ground a , , PC. .672- .603 .486 .436 I.1' i ! ! ! ! ! 1 1 ! A. rerrriv 1 -r fnrrr-M at St. L. '.-; . ' a aiieiiB ein-itwifM capital to nnrat attertas-LSaatn ana rnrttar- TrCt.v. I. i ., , t V . ' Have You Any thing You Want. to Sell? In northern California? It'a a frosperoot, thrivlcg section. . , - . 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