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THE OREGON DAILY- JOURNAL. PORTLAND. SATURDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 12, 100S '
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Sl'ilTFEST GOES ATHLETES HERE
10 SOUTIIERIIEIIS UOIIDAY EVEilliie
. Gfaney, N-Hose, . Groom and Keceptlon and Parade Post-
Johnsonv Face Angels
Witlioutffect.
, Manager MeCredla triad four pitch era
In an endeavor to win yeaterday'a ram
but to no avail.' With two out, Braeh-
rtr on aacon4 and Delmea not an ai
, peclaUr hard.hltter at bat In the alffhth,
MoCredle gave' Pose the holat aim and
aubatAuted Robert O room., before the
latter had time to warm up, with the
reault that before Robert got under way
four run were acored. Three mora In
the ninth made the Angello horde a total
II, while by great effort our total waa
raleed to I. . .- .
i Oraney atarted tha game but gave
way In tha third. Portland eUrtef off
in una form when, after tha Angela had
roan reurea, in praer, - v.aaey aingiea;
Cooney beat out a nloely placed bunt
and Ota Johnaon aacrtflced. MeCredle
- aingiea, aoorlng Casey and Cooney and
when Ellle tried ta catch Cooney at the
plate tha manager vot to third. Raftery
alnglad, aoorlng McCredle, and -Tom
aoered en a wild' throw to flret and
Baasey'a double. Thla made four and
If ever a game looked aafer the leading
team had 40 rune .or more to tha good.
It didn't laat long, however, for In the
. imra uraanear tea orr wun a aingie
and before tha canto wka over three
runa ware in and Oranejr had been
ehaaed. .
Smith aa second man struck out but
Kuoe Kiua walked. Delmaa
Ota' Johnaon. making two out.
the second beat hitter In tha league,
doubled to right aoorlng both Kills and
Braahear. - Naale also hit. ecorlne- tha
catcher. This waa enough for Graney
poned From .Tonight
by Delayed Trains.
Delayed trains . have necessitated
postponing the reception to tha three
Oregon athletes from tonight - until
Monday, night' and tha starting point
of the paraaa from- the Union depot to
ii iummercisi ciuu. inere will oe n
0
in the elaborate Diana for' the
parade. That It would be neceeearv to I
chanse tha date of the festlvitlea waa
not anown until-lata last night, when a
telegram from the athletea stated that
tnev could not mulct, connection at nr.
den to catch the Unlou Pacific tralnj
for Raker Clt and Portland to reanh
fortiand tonight.
Tha local commttlea wired the ath
letea the following Instruction ' last
nlaht, 'which, when followed out. will i
Dring them Into Portland Monday even
ing. They are Instructed to leave Bait
Lake at 1 o'clock today, which will put!
them at Baker City at 7:46 o'clock to
morrow morning. They will leave
Baker Cltr at o'clock Sundav
nigni ana arrive at Tne uanea- an
6:19 o clock Monday mornlne-. They will
leave Tha Dalles on tha local at 1:46
o'clock and reach Portland Monday
evening. They twill be . met at The
Dallea bv Ttr. Homer I- Keenev. a mem
ber of tha a-eneral committee, and . aa-1
cor ted home. , ,
Tha feature nf tha nairad which
leaves the Commercial club buildtne- ai
UL I , ...u.i. r . .ji. i .l.
.i. i, jitiunuHjr nigai wiu vv in vyvn
iouiea to f .. Ani.i ku .hi .tKi.t.. Tt.
Basterly, lwlli ba k na hnva from' the
junior claas of the Multnomah club In
custume. These boys have been espe
cially drilled for the occasion by Prof. I
Robert Krohn and will execute a num.
LEAD
III 110 RACING!
Valt4 Prtae Leasee Wire.)
Brighton Beach. N. T, Sept II By
a aeries of desperate sprints Mulford
and Cobe. Americana, driving a Loiter
ear. today gained the lead In tha 14
hour endurance automobile race which
began here last night. Tha Italian
drivers. Parker and Capra. in 'the Flat
car, are running in aecond, nine miles
behind the leaders.
The attendance has aurpasned any
on record In thla country. Tha aneo.
tatora who reached the trm-it ) a
o'clock last night are nearly all here
toaay ana tneir ranks have heen en
larged by hundreds who are arriving
continually.
Tha only accident during the nlelit
waa a collision which put the two
French ears out of the race, llrlvor
Sertoli, who austalned a fracture of the
arm and severe body Injuries, is ex
pected to recover.
The cars are whlsslng around tha
track at lightning apeed and the eon
ttnual narrow encaoea from dlaaater
hold the crowd breathless. At the
twelfth hour the standing waa aa fol
lows: ,
Car. Driver. Mile.
Losler Mulford. cobe aK
-iat rariter. Lepra esi
Lioner Mionner, xyncn bit
Alien .ue raima, Klppl . ..i...
Steams Laurent. Marauls 611
Thomas Robert, Martin ' 470
Acme Strang. Roaera 481
Simplex Robertson. Lescault 489
8. P. O. Kjeldeen, Juhasse 279
All tha contestants now are Ameri
cana except Parker and Capra, and the
fact that tha Italians are so near the
lead, lnaures excltlna acenea In the final
laps.
NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE.
(Ipeetal Dlaestrk to The Joe nut.)
Central point. Or.. Bept II. Tha tlx
teeath annual encampment of - tha
Southern Oregon Soldiers' and Sailors'
association la In session her this week
with a large attendance. Tha camp la
located In a beautiful grove adjoining
the city, and tha Ideal location and
beautiful weather has helped make It
one of the most enjoyable meetings aver
held by the association.
Hon B. r. Mulkey. district attorney
for this district, made an excellent ad
dress to the veterans Wednesday even
Ins, and Rev. Slckafooaa nf tha Wlr.f
Christian church of thla city, waa the
principal apeaker Thursday evening.
Bealdea tha regular addressea, campflre
talks, old fashioned alneina- beaa and
other popular features are on tha dally
program.
About (0 veterans are registered at
visitors, with almoat an equal number
of the Women's Relief Corps. Officers
sleeted for tha anauln vur .n. ni.
pnel Commander, A- C. Snenoer of Aah
land: lieutenant colonel, Jesse Adams of
Ashland: major, Oeorge Perkina of
Central Point; quartermaster. P. Hull
of Medford; chaplain. Rev. Robert Mc
Laln of Oranta Pass.
ffA." "?.5Jl??1-. Wi1! 'Iber of maneuvers on the line of march
iin-nn" y In the, parade wflr be offlcara and
..il. v. 'v.. crew of (he Italian ' warship Puglla,
WafflKd tUI?ih V52?"a,lL5ri 2ihnvr In the harbor. Marchess XorJnsJ
but failed to score. Los Angeles- was I Km.nl vtain.i ntir, ik. riUr
r& te'lfKV "4 -wHl "de in carriages
Contender for Tennis Honors, Dr. A. A. Morrison, One of the Players In
the M. A. A. C. Tennis Tournament. ; -
mora
In both tha third and fourth. Portland
. evened things up in the third. Three
singles, snoring Ryan.
Tbe eighth was where things went
up without ballast. Braahear opened
ins inning oy singling, jua Bmun sao.
rlflced." Ellle went out on a foul fir.
Rose seemed to have things well under
control but Manager McCredle thought
oinerwtee ana itoee waa given the high
clgn, . Bobby Groom came In here and
jDelmaa. Hogan, Nagte and Bernard ain
giea in succession. fccn team -moved
gieu in aucceeemn. tcn team ; movea I causes a postponement of the banquet
up In the ninth no that Los Angeles was which will be held at, the Commercial
and the Bailors 'will march.
Tha atudenteand alumni of the three
colleges which tha attveites attended
will oocupy. gaily deooratnd tally-hos.
Smithaon was an Ae-rlcultural colleae
student, Gilbert a Pacific university
graduate and Kelly an Oregon student
The route of the parade will be un
Sixth to Washington street, down Wash
ington to Third, up Third to Morrison,
thence up Morrison to Multnomah field.
HoMlng tne parade Monday night alao
PEiUNT RAGES iE
HOT IN ALL CORNERS
an easy victor,
una score:
LOS ANGELES.
. AB. R. H. PO. A. K.
Bernard. 8h k
Oakes, cf. 9
Wheeler, lb
Braahear. rf. ........ 4
emitli, lb. . .
Bills, If. I
pelmas, ss. .......... 4
Easterly, c. ......... 3
Nagle,' p. ....;.,.;
;Hogan... c t-
Totals
club Tuesday evening. It Is for the
publld and . not an Invitational affair
and ticketa can be secured from Gen
eral Charles F. Beebe,-chairman of the
committee, at. 11.60 each.- Three hun-
ded plates can be laid and the ticketa
are going rapidly for the affair.
9 S
i o
f.tri- .4111 1 17
- . PORTLAND.
' - AB. R. H. PO. A. El
Caaey. fib. 4 1 3 8 2 1
cooney, a. . - ,1 0 S
Johnson, p.-lb. ...... 4 1. 1 10
McCredle, rf. ....... S 1 I 3
Raftery, cf. ......... 6 3 11
Bassey, It. 5.1 13
Ryan, 3b. 5 3 3 3
Whaling, c. ...4 0 3 8
Graney, p. 0 0 0 0
Rose, p. ............. i 0 10
Groom lb-p. ........ 3 0 0 1
Danilg ............. 0 0 0 0
Totals
.42 ' 13 37 16 6
On Eastern
Diamonds
i i
Any direction you turn your head
nowadays you will see a pennant race
calculated to make your ayes nearly
pop out of your noodle. The great
struggles in the National and American
leagues need no comment Providence,
Baltimore, Buffalo and Newark are fur-
nlshlng a briyiant display of fireworks
In the Eastern league. And while scan
nine tha east don't overlook the New
England league with Worcester and
Lawrence In the leading roles, and tho
LADIES' SINGLES
PLAYED OFF TODAY
Miss Frohman .and Miss
Morrison in Finals Bel
linger ifeats Anderson.
, 'Batted for -Whaling In ninth. .
SCORE BY INNINGS.
Los Angeles 3 1 1 0 0 0 4
Hlta . .0 8 3 3 1 1 0 6
Portland
Hits
813
4 1
4 S
313
.4 0100000
.4 1210008
SUMMARY.
Struck out By Naale. 8; by Graney,
1. . Bases on balls Off Nagle. 1; off
Grftney, 11 off Johnson, 1. Two-base
Mjlts -passey, Easterly, Nagle, Brash
ear. Three-bsse hit Ryan. Double
plays Ryan to Johnson to Ryan: Wha
ling to Smith. Sacrifice hlta Johnson.
Braahear.
bases Oakes,
Delmas. Ellis, Smith. Stolen
Danzls-. Braahear. Kills
- irst Dase on 'errors loa Angeles, x;
iPortland, 4. Wild pitch Nagle. Left
en bases Los Angeles, 8; Portland, 9.
'Innings pitched By Graney, 1 1-3; by
Rose, 8; Dy Groom,,!; by Johnson, 1-8.
Baae ,b.l t-Of f. Graney. S ; off Rose. 3.
- Time of game Two hours and 16 mln-
utes. Umpire Perln
SLIlt NELSON'S SCORE
Honus Wagner and Lefty Llefleld of
the 'Plratea both own automobilea. Pret
ty good showing for one club. Both are
enthusiastic motorists.
' Judge J. P. Connors, president of the
Oklahoma board of agriculture, was
once a member of tbe St. Louis Browns
In their pennant winning days.
Standbier in the dama black cellar
with his Highlanders grouped about him.
Kid" eaoerreia exclaimed iNit pjotua
Pennantum In '26,000,000 years."
e e .
It is claimed the attendance for the
recent three-game aeries between the
Cubs and Glanta at Chicago broke all
records. More than 76,000 persons
passea mrougn tne turnsciies.
' - ' '
The great pennant struggles In the
National and American leagues have
put the krlsa-kross on the directotre
gown, the aoul kiss, the Salome dance
and every other old peace disturber.
Oiitflelder Brown of the Boston Na
tionals may become a Giant once more.
Manager Kelly Is not nartlcularlv In
love with Brown's work, and Manager
xacuraw is wining to give another trial.
. r
The only 'double header pitched and
won by an eastern league Ditcher this
season goes to the credit - of Jack Cro
plnof Providence! Rochester, was tha
vicum to tne tuna or 4 to s ana
e
Connecticut league with Springfield and
wartrora in a ciutcn to tne nnian.
Turnln to th middle west the Amer
ican association ' la found -with Indian
spoils, Lonlsvllla, Toledo and Columbia
so close together that the A. A. fans are
scarcely able to distinguish one from
another.
And In the land of cotton. When it
comes to the Southern league you re up
aa&lnst a auesslna stunt for fair. It
a mighty wise fan who can pick the flag
winner from among Nashville, Memphis,
ew urieans ana Montgomery.
Retrace your steps and take a peep
at tne central league ana Kvimvute,
Davton and South Bend: the Three-,
leasrue. with Rnrinafield. Decatur. Pe
oria and Dubuoue: the Illinois and
Missouri league, with Macomb and Han
nlbal flK-htina- It out for first place
the. western league, with Omana. Biou
Cltv and Lincoln all In the running, y
what's that? You're retting: dlizy
Why, you have Juat started. Tne heart
disease finish is on from one end of the
country to the other. Big ana lime
fellows all are In it Take the South
Michigan league, the Virginia league,
the Wisconsin and Illinois league, the
Western association, the Texas leaa-ue,
the Pacific. Coast league, the northwest
league Gee, we're at the end of the
baseball map. Well, one thing sure,
190? will be remembered as classy base-
Dan year wun tne xiossy iinisn.
AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES.
Detroit ....
Chicago . . .
Batteries
and Sullivan.
At Detroit.
. R.H.E.
.'. 3 .7
4 i
-Mullln and Sohmldt; Walsh
To 1.
At Oevelan3r
"And In addition to the- niad scramble
of the Cuba and Sox ,torward Mavnr
Busse of Chicago has issued a proclama-
TGivrrkCi tTfnmPTirf r TrtTTrn !lon. Wlw"n' -r.rouli work to be
l 1 v V mw8 in tne
home of all sorts of chamjlons.
(Catted Press Leased Wlre.l ,
San Tranclsco, Bept 13. Slim Net
son's lone run on Monier error yes
terday, brought to a close one of the
fiercest pitchers' battles of the year.
auring wnicn eacn siaoster ai;owea out
two nits, xne score;
OAKLAND;' i
AB. R. H. PO. A. E.
Cook, If
Truesdala, 3b".,
HeltmuUer, rf . .
Eagan, aa
Slaitery, lb ....
La Longe, e ...
Miller,. 3b
Van Haltren, cf
Xslson, p ......
4 0
0
8 1 1
3 1
hi
8
3 8
4 0
0 . 0
Total ... ... 3 1 IvtO 13
! SAN FRANCISCO.
. AB. R. H. PO. A. EJ.
Mohler, zn 10 0 8 3.3
' Hiidebrand, 11 t o o 8 0
Zeider. as ........i. 4 0 0-4 4 0
Melchoir, rf 4 0 0 1 0- 0
Williams, la ........ i . o 8.81
Beck, cf . 4 0 3 8 0 0
Berry, c ........... 0 1 3 0
McArdle, lb 8 0 01 I 0
Griffin, p 3 0 0 4 0 0
Curtla 10
. Total 38 tilt 14
"Batted for Melchoir In ninth, t.
8CORE BY INNINGS. ' ,
Oakland 00080000 4 )
Baa Francisco- .. HIMMtO
SfcSTMMARY.
Two-base hlta La Longe.- Sacrifice
hits HUdeorana. Jtewer. Mohler. Tru
dale 3. Griffin, - Steien - bases Cook,
Trueadaie. First mm' On balls Off
Kelson T, off Griffin 8. Hit by pitcher
Mtller. Struck out By Nelson 4, by
Orlffln U Tims sf run 1 hoor 30
minutes. Umpires conneu and Flynn.
Cleveland
fit. Louis
Batteries Joss and Bemta;
Waddell and Spencer.
At Boston.
First game
New York
Boston
Batterlea Ho
lanes, Wood an
Second game
Boston
New York
Bat teries Morgan
Chesbro and Sweeney,
B.H.E.
.4 8
.14
Howell,
ogg and
nd Crlger.
R.H.E.
eefeea4 & 1
3 8 3
Klelnow; Arel-
R.H. E.
6 4 - 1
........ tj g a
and ' bonohue;
At Waahington.
R.H.E.
. 0
lawV
STANPIXO OP TEAMS.
St El
Washington
Philadelphia .1 9 0
Batterlea Johnaon and Street; Plank
and Powers.
Second game R.H.E.
Washington 0 a
Philadelphia .'.3 13
Batteries Mugnes ana atreet; uomoes
and Lapp.
NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES.
In the elimination matches of the
Multnomah handicap tennis tournament,
some more exciting games occurred yes
terday In the ladles' and men's singles.
Dan Bellinger took a step forwardto
ward the slng-les championship, when he
defeated Mr. Anderson, 8-3, 8-8 and 6-S.
Anderson put up a hard game and the
veteran. -was pusiled mora than once
auring ine set.
Miss Frohman beat Mlna TTnrrfln 7.K
and 8-0, during the aternoon. and Miss
uoromy miorriBon aereatea Mrs. JVorth-
rup 8-1 and 8-3. These two excellent
Players will come together In the finals
mm anernoon. Tney are very evenly
matcnea ana the set should ba the
uaruest one or tne season.
The schedule of play today is as fol
lows: 8 P. M. Miss Morrison vs. Miss
Frohman. court 8. finals In ladles' sin-
?;les. Hughes vs. Freeman, court 1.
inals -In Juniors. Townsend va. Shines,
court 8. '
3 P. M. Bellinger vs. Herdman, court
1. Godwin and Arthur v Tinman!
and Black, court 8.
, 1 ,M TrM18s Frohman and Snow va.
Mrs. Northrjip and Andrews, court 4.
TT...A1 . . ..7, . . ' ' B nrra vs.
u E ,', ,L. wigni ana itats vs.
'.v31 Bnu Appiegaie, court. 8.
ouowing were the results of tha
Juniors.
Hughes beat Berar hv default w...
man beat Rothchlld 3-6, 8-0. 8-0.
Ladles' Singles.
Mrs. NorthruD .beat vrla v u.u--
l?r 4"r' 5:8' 6-!' Ml88 Morrison beat
Mrs. Northrun 8-1 mi..
beat Miss Fording 7-6. "8-0.
Men's Singles. v
Ewtna beat K MrAlnin -J e e.
Shines beat Ladd 4-6, 6-3, 8-4: jicMll
lan beat Godwin 6-4. 1.6 t svvk.
man beat Rohr 6-1. -8 RAiiin.. k.. .
Anderaon 6-2, 6-8. 6-3. .
Miss Frohman and Rn k. ui..
Fording and Humphrey 1-6, 6-4, 6-4:
Mrs. Northrun unri AnSr.w. K.. ui.J
mvuiniu aiiu ut. juorrison S-I. 7-5,
Aberdeen 6, Spokane 4.
Aberdeen. Wash., Sept. II. Calif f
pitched fine ball for Aberdeen yester
day, and, outside of the sixth Inning,
had things all his own way. Household
er's home run eoorlng a man ahead of
him. won the game for the locals In tha
seventh. The score:
R. H E.
SDoksne 0 0000400 0 t 6 3
Aberdeen ...0 011 3080 6 0 1
Batteries Soldier Thomas and Kreiti;
Callff and Fournler. Umpire Gale.
Butte S, Seattle 8.
blew up In the eighth Inning here yes
terday and allowed four men to connect
safely, three runa scoring, and handing
tne game to uuue. Bamueis Kept
ix nits
score:
North Dakota Society.
(Rpetal Ubnatrh to Tbe JonrnaLt
Central Point, Or, Sept 18. Former
resiaents or iNonn xaKota, now located
in tne nogue River valley, held a reun
ion and Dlonlo here vaaterdaw mnA nr.
ill I t,nl"d the North Dakota Society of the
23 Rogue River Valley. 'Officers elected
were ii. r. nun, president; Harry Tut
ue, secretary and treasurer. The so
cieiy atarta on with about 60 members.
Good Fishing; at Newport.
Advice has juat bean received that
silverslde and Chinook salmon are being
caught on trolls In Yaqulna bay. ,
First Annual Paeirlo National T.Itk. I
stock Show and races, Sept. 31, 33. 33,
34, 38. 26, at the Portland Country Club
grounan.
Pay men
, CurtaJ .
" - Pa, TATmOB,
Taa Xadlng Spealallst
My cractica la limited to the rit
Orders of the mala, and la further
connnea to these special and chronln
iiacuans or tne pnivic tract, l n
Include Spermatorrhoea, Lost Vitnl-
ItV. varicocele. Hlrlnlura. llvilrnrrl
Contracted Disorders, Cnhtalnus
ioei poison. Bladder and Kidnev
iMseases. I have taken up these all
ments en pec la 1 1. r. because thousands
of Uvea are ruined and thousHnds of
men era not shit thv imu i.i i,
because they are held down bv
Chronic weakness, which the aver
age practicing - physician - does not
understand and usually trlea in
make light of bv telling the patient
that- nature, will anon repair the
waste. But tne drama oont nue un
til the vital force is Banned from the
Dooy ana ooin me mental and pnv
alcal structures of tha Ixvlv collnnxe
X cura "Weak a." - TajMoooeia.
Krdrooele. Lost Tiaor. Onranio
Weakaesa. trtorarev fpeolfle Blool
jrouon, jruee us su , steiieK au
meats.
COaTgUXTATXOI A1T0 SZAOITOSIS
.... run.
Ifr ' honaert and candid advice
Coats Tom jroUang-. . . i oheerfully
ive you tne very Desi opinion,
ulded bv years of successful tro-
tlce. . Men out of town. In trouble,
writs If you -cannot call, aa many
cases yield readily to proper home
treatment and curs. My offices are
onen from 8 a. m. to 8 D. m. Sun-
daya, 10 to 1 only.
The DRJ TAYLOR Co. ;
Corner Morrison s-nS Second Its.
Trrtvata Batraao S34V4 Korrisoav St.
ruarusu, oak .
GeeVo
The Weil-Known
38aliaUs -
CHINESE
- Boot' and Herb
4 REMEDIES
off him well scattered.
the
The
Seattle 0 0 10 0
Butte 0 0 1 0 0
Batteries Anderaon
Samuels and Bender,
era.
R.H. E.
0 3 0 08 13 8
0 0 3 1 5 8 3
and Fortler;
Umpire Caruth-
Taeoma 8, Vancouver 2.
Taooma, Wash., Sept. 12. Bert Hall
bested Warren Hall in a pitchers' battle
ere yesterday, x to z. two singles ana
a sacrifice gave the Tlgera the winning
run in me eignin. me score:
RiH.E.
Taeoma ....0 0 3 0 0 0 0 1 -3 7 8 1
Vancouver .0 0011000 0 3 10 3
Batteries Bert Hall and Shea; Rusty
Hall and Bugden.
PAINTER- FAILS 30
FEET;
HJ1ED
4 (Jpeelal Dispatch to The Journal. 1
4 Aberdeen, Sept 13. Kenneth
4) Moody fell 80 feet from the roof
4 of a building on which he waa
4 working today and escaped unln-
4 Jured. He fell from the peak of
4 a roof on to the soft earth of a
4) garden. Ha lessened the force of
4 hla fall by grasping at a rung of
4 a ladder. He was nearly deluged
a by the contents of a large pall of
4 paint which fell with him, the
4 sticky mass almost smothering
him. . Witnesses ran to his as-
4 slstance, fearing that the fall
had killed him. He recovered
4- from tha- shock within a short
4 time, and is now able to walk
4 without ' apparent suffering.
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, li Interested end shonld know
eooi tne woedarna
MAfrVTL Whlrlino Sarmv
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est-Mct Cogmiat,
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eanD.1 acplv
aVKlb eouarit
oumt, sut Moa itame fa
IlliiatntMi book ... n
fall Dartlealan tnl diMrttnn. i..
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gar aale ay Sklamar Oru k Weedaid.
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'APKE m FIGHT 1
HUGO KELLY Mil
Middleweight Champion to.
Meet Italian Wonder
in Los Angeles.
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Chics so T3
St. Louis 71
Cleveland 73
Philadelphia ..........43
Boston 84
Wsshlngton ..........88
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Batteries WUhelna. Maloney and Far
mer; crandail. uresnanan ana neeanam.
Umpires Jo tinstone ana luem.
Brooklyn .
New York
PL LoaU
Chicago
Briton Makes Xw Record.
Vmn4 fiias lHiar4 "rtr.
iyirxlon. Bent. II. T. K. Hammond, a
member of the Lndon stock eachange,
made a new world a rrnrd for walking
lit aniies wnen ne mm in ioa anile
walk in the Stadium la 18 hour. 4 ml.
vies and 11-8 seconds. Hsmmond was
first In a list of 43 foanpetltora and fin
ished strong. Apparently e could bave
watkra I mil's mnr at tn tars rota.
?"he etalam waa threnred with people
o a the finish cf 4b race, and the
vlrtoe waa cheerod
rallee of tb eouree.
along the laat few
Seattle Racea.
Seattle. Sent. 13. Weather clear, track I Onolnnail
iau neouita resteraay:
First race, five and one half furlone-a.
selling Maid of Gotham (108). Soo
vlll. 8 t 1. won: Buckthorn neat.
Archibald, avert, seconds Anal Fac
unii L' in a a wi.j
balls-Off i"07. . " .
- Second race aeven furlnnss, selling
Herman OotIc (HI), Hayes 8 to 8.
won; Xr. Shfto (10t, Walsh. I to U
aacond: Pr. Crock -(1481. Mvntrr. list
third. Time. i;37 3-8.
Third race. al furl on as. - atllnv
Orlflamb (l). Wileoa. i t i won;
Deneen 13 . . Walsh, 8 to , second;
Fsralat (1II. RuIL 3 to 8. thirrf.
Tlme, 1:13 3-8.
Fourth race, mite and a ouarter. Mlt-
ln King of Miet m. King. I l (,
won: Monvtnf (1081. Cola. I u 1. u
ond: Fair Faa-nt (18). Small. 8 to L
third. Time l ot 3-8.
Firth race, ore ralle. selllnt Jlra
!rcrrn (ioT. I v. -its. 14 to a. won:
CorkMl (1C) Rett . te 8. seeond
Ow Raseell ft. O nrn. 1 to 3. itilM
At PiUabrg.
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Pittsburg 3 . 4 1
ncinnatt i i
Batteries Camnlts and Otbaoas Du-
buc and McLoaa. umpire KlgerL
At St, Lonla.
R. H. E.
.8 8
8 18
Batteries From me. Salic and Bliss
rteister and Kllag. Umpire -O Pay.
At PbUadelphla.
R.R.K
Poeton ....
PMlademhla
a 1 1 . n r iann r. napprit
Oraham; Fasen. Moras and IJooia.
I I I
...7 18 8
and
ft port Amaal
t 3.
O.n Rii:l (7), Coborra. 1 to 3, thrrd.
"Rube- Varonard. tbe grt tn!lan
aV)li Mt'-n, Is barn ta )e old form
ni -whiffing tn out aa be did la the
early fn -
Time, 1:11-8.
P! ith ran., oro trne, e.Tllns Aftr-
math !. Wilah. 18 to 8. jitr
nns.(icit, Rie. (til sern"4; Irl
Ko---) U). Coburg. 8 to 8, Itir-t tins.
1148-.
TTtlf Date U
1114 At rdT. H. S w w. o
ftrit d.fMted A. H. Sha1r.d In ocll-
era" reatrh for aroatctir championship of
Auatrail.
111 At Lake Qntnelgaibord. Kim.
aw ,L( "Oweker ww ee rnlie swim,
anins; r' 4 tor rhaanplnoahlp of America
ar.4
14 AtPoaitr, Fetland. .
tr at. I-r-r filH woe v Threat).
Le -flr!4, Vtl'l" t(trd.
i7 At in Ah attn
ft '4 Jimmy A a a ta II roun la.
(Daltcd Press Leased Wlre.l
San Francisco, Sept. 13. There Is
good chance that Billy Papke, the mid
dleweight champion, will fig-ht Hugo
neiiy at wi Angelea before ha fights
K-'iarif i nere on Thanksgiving even In:.
T. B. Jones, manager for tha cham
pion, left for th east today, but he
"w wnrt ne wrmt mat tna articles
with Ketchel do not prevent either
fighter accepting a challenge before tbe
Ketchl-Papke fight and he thinks that
m limit w ii ii nur m int m .pmh.
la Los Angeles.
Papke la anxloua to get Into the ring
with Klly. He will not fight any in
rn tTMniro oerora nia mill i.itk
Ketchel. however, and tho Loo inni..
mmww niiDi nmwm m ounce to o him in
action again before be shows Himself
bore.
Papke stsrts a sparring exhibition at
a looal theatre next wk and will leave
for Chicago after that if he has not
signea wita n.uy. w nn ha returns i
he is to start a training camp at the
Last Time Tonight at tbe Baker.
Th last nerformanc of Richard Joae
and the laughing play, "Don't Tell My
wife," will be alven at the Baker to
night.' Musio and laughter go well to
gether and tha combination here is l
perfect blend of the two.
Tbe Bungalow Theatre.
There la somethlaar so artistic and
homo-like in the atmosphere of Manager
Oeorge L. Baker's new Bungalow thea
tre, that it has all ths appearancea of
becoming tha most popular place of
amusement In Portland thla season. The
play this week, la the beautiful and In
terestlng "Dorothy Vernon of Haddoit!
TI.ll "
At the Grand Sunday.
Tho current bill at th Orand. which
sae gives so much satisfaction all week.
will close tomorrow night. There are
iotas novel and comical acta on thla p ro
ars m. ueora Street Co. nas an act
showing famous batteflelds and gener
ala. tho scenery costing 88,000.
A Show for tbe People.
Hooligan, made famous by tha comic
newapapera, has ben transferred to
th stare. It Is a corned t drama and
has boon vitalised by Sam Morris In a
highly satisfactory man sr.
MANAGER 3TCBEDIE
OFFERS TWO GA3IES
Money Befnnded.
Alt those who nttrrhaaed seats for tha
raiarn oper company m tne ttajter
can bave money refunded by rturntng
same to th boa office, as the Pollard
engagement haa been canceled.
Ir1e
There will bo aootbor double l
header Sundae- IX Manager Me
Creole s plans go rlgbt. and onco e
SBor tne ran win u given tb d
treat of two boll games for th .
of en. Tb iramee.vUl
start at I clock- Los Angvle
now baa tbe majority ef the e
gamoe te bef credit, and rt le mp a)
to (bo Paatare te keetls if they a
expect to break even en tbe so-
Meav Tb two game Sanday e
hId be hot eees.
Pantajres Theatre.
One ef th funniest acts that ever'
earn to Portland Is at the Pantagea
theatre thla wwk John Hodge and tb
wrestling pontoa. Banner and Madison. .
have road hundreda ef lean men leush i
and grow fat.
Tbe School Gtri at 4he Oaks. 1
Toelrtit sad taoaorrow nla-flt will be
tb laat rhanc for patrons of th Oaks'
tn I ! na th maslral eomodv. "The
Pcbool iirL" whlrh Is now being pro.
dced b-v th Allen Cunm romnaar. i
Th ple- ia foil of clover Hnea. Is re- j
r with eatcby anngs and new bpo-!
csaltles, I
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W Cure Weakness of Men, Varicocele, Hydroc!a Nervous T7..iy,
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rails ef long eiperl.er. h"net. r ecirni tus w'k, r. 1 - -
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it yon cannot mu.' writs I T ,r-.rjiinirn t -ist a. t -
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