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Newspaper Page Text' THE OREGON PAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND. THURSDAY EVENING. . SEPTEMBER 17. ..1008. rr FIELD TRIALS ARE COfiG flEXT WEEK YOUNG OLD BEAT PHiS PORTilIGIEWSeffflrWOMDi-l w swstassaw s-sswwaasi i i - BROS III RACES JOHNSON'S SWAT I'JIIIS CLOSE MAT Long .. Homer Scores Only - Rim of Game Groom . and Henley Shine. : Of Johnson's mlfhty wallopjn th third Innlna- vesterday . after Bob Groom had pltchtd shutout ball all aft rnoorw ivt th BMvin th only run of th day. "Cack" nnly of th Seals wai, with tha exception of tha lucky homer, a puule to tha local talent. Both twlrlara war wall aupported and When Hnley waa fired out of the l.tamt in the last hair or me r k mtt-t nn tha null since Oriffln, one of the new pitcher, retired the locale In ahort order.- A foul from Cooney's bat atuck In the wire netting and while It wee beta anaicen aown. Umpire Flynn gave Henley a new ball. Tha nA hall waa thrown to the pitcher atfiln tnr -vaa. hut "Cackle" refused to surrender th newer one. As a result ha waa banished from tha game by the new umpire, without mucn aao. Flynn took another step, higher In the stlmation of the local fans. He la millr h a anlandlrl voice and an Un rrrlns- eye. He Is ambitious and a hard worker, and withal a good omciau plrlt IS mefreshlnf. The Beavers went Into the a-ameyes- wlth a reiresning- spim. terda: They v w tl ara nlnvlna- no car cent oeiter onu man last week. Every man was on his toes Burin tha entire hour and half and th exhibition was one to do rememoerea. Such snappy work is bound to brln them near the top if It eontinuea to the end of the season. Both teama ot off to an even start, although the locals looked threatening In the opening" canto. Cap Mohler'e irrounder was gathered In by Casey, as an opener. Then Hlldebrand fouled to Whaling for th seoond out Roily Kelder by soma speedy work on the path beat out a grounder to Cooney. but he never got farther than first, for Mel choir fell for three of Groom's twisters. In Portland's half the fans antici pated a repetition of the run-getting of the previous afternoon. Casey sing led nrettllv over the keystone sack. Johnson ambled after Cooney had sac d a r feet I v thrown ball front Mohler. Kar ri f iced, when Nick Danzig reached first Williams in safety dropped a per- tcry's grounder sounded the death knell for Portland In the inning, wnen jesey whs cut off at homo by MoArdle and "Raf" was doubled out at first. Beaver stock soared again in the sec ond, but witless baserunnlng on the rart nf Whallno- hroueht a tumble. Bert 'ntntfled to right. A moment later Groom shook the right field fence for a two-bagger. Whaling was caught at the platR trying to make home on the swat. Had he continued wunour nesi tancy he could easily have earned the run. Johnson's lions' Blagl. Johnson got In his four-ply swat In the third inning. Two men were down, raspy having grounded to Henley and rvionov ditto to first. Ote picked the first nitched ball and laid on It with nil fore. It went hurtling through the sky In the direction of the mechanical building in the air grounds. It was one of the longest hits of the season. clearing th fence by about 30 feet Ota trottoa serenely arouna tne circuit to the Intense delight of the Portland fans and the amazement of J. Cal Ew- ing and Henry Berry, southern moguls. Danzig ended the chapter by walking and being pegged out at second on an attempted steal. Thereafter no player on either team forged past second Dase. IRWIIGTOH CLUB TOURNEY r.iaiJDAY Noon Tomorrow Play V at Multnomah. . ' RED HOT GOSSIP FOR RABID FAIIS After dlsoussing the baseball situa tion on th' coast in every conolvabl manner during: th past week nothing ha been accomplished by Messrs. Ew- Ing. Berry and McCredle, and Presldsnt Ewlnf stated this morning that the matters under consideration would nrob- wnins ror tn rail cnampionsnips .h, 0 0VP nnt1l th m.ating of of th Irvlnrton Tnnl olub. which peg-in orriciauy Monday, wm cios ai i iacu - LURE. OF CALCIUr.1 holds i mm ' ' ii i i. i ii n I Tempting Offers Don't Move Lightweight Champion Attell Makes Promises. noon tomorrow, when tha namea of cn- trants must ba with F. H. V. Andrsws. room II, Hamilton building. Th play will continue all next week "and there will probably b a aond many olavers in competition for th handsom trophlea. What Is probably the handsomest ten nis trophy on the Pacific ooaat belongs to th Irvlngton olub. It is th C. II. - Judge MoCrdl Is holding out for ex tension .In th north and while th southern magnates are willing to accede to this there are a number or little hitches In th arrangement for expan sion, Neither section seems willing to concede anything and it will probably hav to be threshed out borore th en tire directorate. The.Callforniana will Preacott perpetual challenge trophy, "re airectorai. in (jaiirorntana will Last fall -ft was won by W. A. Ooss and probably leave for their homes tonight. th nravimia van hv VI Vf WIVarham. I D. K. Dugdale of Heattle and Pri- Lust season tha J. Wxl.v Iuuld dud I dent Lucas of the Northwestern league was won bv Mlsa Alalia Vnnilna. It he-1 attended th conference yesterday, leav- came th permanent property of Mlsa I log ror to norm last night roramg, sine sne was also tne cham pion 01 in previous autumn, iiii year Umpire Flynn said after the game in directors or tne irvlngton cluh nave I yesterday that he had never been called put up a iianosome aiiver cup lor tne J,a-I upon before to give such a decision Binmea, wuiL-n i poudq o pruvu i that which resul many excuing maicnee Deior it I finally won. The . double and mixed doubles rill also be for prises. Friday and Saturday afternoon several elimination matches will ba played but the tournament will not be officially begun until Monday, ' v ' Multnomah Flay Warm. - r ,Th Mulnorath club tennis turns continue fo provld interesting and ex citing matches. By tomorrow th semi fins la will hav been finished and the finals Saturday should bring som orack players together. On Interesting' team In the doubles 1s that -of Walter Ooss, the veteran city player and Freeman, - the 14-year-old boy, who made such a wonderful show- ng last week in the junior event. They pear to d in line zor tne aouoie eft smpionshiD. Th results of th cam is yesterday were as follows: men's singles Farrelt beat swing, i. o-i., that which resulted In Henley being chased out or the game in the eighth inning, although he had seen many Just such decisions in the big brush. The ball found lodgement after a foul In the wire-netting protecting the grand' stand. It remained there until someone within the stand shook it down. The Frisco olavers had made no effort to dislodge the ball and as it was out of reach Flynn tossed a new ban to Hen ley. When the old ball was returned to the diamond, being thrown in to Henley bv tha boy. "CacKl" fastened on to It He refused to give the old ball back to Flynn and handed him the new one. This caused the attenuated ones en forced retirement. Claude Berry, th fast little catcher or the Seals, and Ote Johnson, the mighty swatter of the Beavers, have been given employment in the Portland immigration bureau and will work here during-' the winter. Berry likes the balmy climate, or ine wiuameue vauey (Ultt.d Frees Leased 'Wlre.l San Francisco, fpt. 17. -Battling Nelson Isn't anxious to light Jus at present II has received several offers from magnate during th past few days and It Is stated that h la going to atlck to th stag for a tlra I am making a big hit In th Central theatre Just at present," said Nelson, "and I am not anxioua to get back Into th ring until something good turns UD." Nelson received a' wire frnm TTarrv T. EMwarda of the National club of Phlla- ri.tnlil. A..ln . 1 A AAA I he would fight Packey MoFarland a six round go during Founders' week, th nret week; la October. Nelson thojight abou.t the matter all night -and thl morning wired Kdwarda that he would not accept the offer. Th Dan does not like short fights. be Attell. through hia new manager. ly Delaney, haa also offered-to fight a u-round battle with Nelson with a sldeXbWof 16,000 In case the match Is made. Nelson laughs at this offer. H says that no promoter can afford to take tnis chances on fight San Francisco. Sept. 17. Abe Attell today promised to fight hard In th fu ture and not to stall as he has been ac cused of doing in his last few lights. amy ueianey is installed today as tne new manager of the American feather- past have been poorly managed In said Attell today, th and In th fu weight champion ture I am going to knock out my men. I realise that I have fought too cau tiously in the past Delaney is going east with Kaufman and if hs arranges a match for me I shall join him at once." Delaney began hist career by of fering Battling Nelson a side bet of 16,000 to fight .Attell 15 rounds. - . Portland sporttog dog owners along with owners from all parts of Califor nia, and British Columbia will leaf next .Wednesday morning for Independ ence, wber th first annual Oregon field trials will be held September 14 and II. Thar' ar II entries for the derby and It entries for the all-age stake. comprising som of th bet hunting dogs of th pointer and setter type on in coin. Those desiring to sn should rnmmii. fllcat with Will Llpman at the Unman- Wolf department sior ror informs- n. II. Bauer's making a great record 5 hemln this week in th dally flights of Port- tlon concerning th railroad hotel accommodations. rates and g pigeons ar for themselves land birds from the state fair srounda at Bii.m. in tn old bird night Tues day from Salem, his champion arrived at th loft 1 hour and II minute after It started. B. Little's bird waa home second, while third plao was captured by . P. Limerick and fourth place by H. 3. Wilson. While It is hard to believe that young birds could cover th same distance In leas time, yet - this Is true. Yesterday Mr. Bauer captured first and second place over tha earn course, his best bird oomlng In 1 hour and 21 minutes cfter leaving the fair grounds. Mr. Umerlck was second,- Mr, Llllis third and Mr. Wilson fourth. . 'Better Than Others and Costs No More The E-C -process of steam-cooking retains and emphasizes in GO Men a doubles -Andrewa and Rohr an(1 wants to, spend his off season here moment, and Groom never in the ninth let down s fanned Zeider. caused Melcholr to fly out to Ryan and Williams to ground out. short to first. The score: SAN FRANCISCO. AB. R. H. PO. A. E. Mohler. Zb ....4 0 0 4 2 Hlldebrand, If 4 0 1 1 0 "elder, ss 4 Melcholr, rf 4 Williams. Beck, cf : Berry. c lb McArdle, 3b Henley, p . Grlffen, p . 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 -0 0 Frohman and Hughes beat Andrews and Rohr, 7-6, -3; Goss and Freeman beat Wright and Katx. 6-4. 8-6: Herdman and Ewlna- beat Belllnrer and Snow. t-S. 8-1; Morrison and Townaend beat Gilbert and Zollinger 6-2, 7-5. Ladles' doubles Mrs.' Judge and Miss uampoeu beat Miss tscnaefer and Mrs. Northup. 4-0, 1-6, 6-2; Miss Fording and Miss Frohman beat Miss Fox and Miss Carstens. 6-2, 6-1. Today's schedule; 4 p. m. Knight vs. Bellinger, court i; neraman and Jawing vs. Morrison and Town send, court 3: Godwin and Arthur ve. ironman and Hughes, court 4. ERRORS ROB OAKLAND OF CHANCE TO SHINE Ote likes it much better than he does oa the Atlantic slope. There will likely be several other members of coast league teams stopping through the win ter in Oregon. San' FranCisco. Sent 17. Bennv Sellg. manager for Joe Gans, has received a wire from New Tork offering the negro ex-champion $2,000 to box Packey -MoFarland. Leach Cross or Tommy Murphy. Sellg has wired the offer to Gans. who Is on his way to Baltimore. It is not likely that Gans will accept. sava Sellg. because he wants to take rest before entering the ring again, if he ever does. Thomas, the young man who caught part of the season for the East Side team of the Tri-City league and later went to Coqullle, Or., is now catching 1 " b 1 fl rs tram e h e p la. y ed FIELD MEET SATURDAY orrnr pm hftll Ann bfthlnn th bat and I S?E? U-UW. ut,,r.caf,'7ha AT CRICKET GROUNDS young man. San Francisco. Sept. 17. Six errors combined with an inability to hit Brts- walter successfully after the fourth caused the Greeks' downfall yesterday. Th score: LOS ANGELES. - - ? AR. R H. PO. A. V.. OftRes, cf i 4 8 2 0 0 Wheeler. 2b. 4 1 Dillon, lb 6 1 Brashear. rf ...4 1 J, Smith, 8b 6 0 SJllla, If 2 1 Delmas. ss. 8 0 Easterly, o. y 4 0 Brlswalter, p 8 1 S 15 2 1 1 2 2 1 NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES. At New York. R. H. E. St. Louis 2 8 2 New York 9 4 Batteries Baldwin, Lush and Moran; Crandall and Bresnanan. umpire O'Day. At Philadelphia, First s-Ame. . ' R. H. E. Pittsburg 2 8 'hlladelphia . a Batteries ;amnus, jjeever ana iio- son: Rnarks and Jjoom. Second gam. R- H. E. Pittsburg 2 10 0 Philadelphia 0 4 8 Batteries Lelfield and Gibson; Richie and Jacklitseh. Umpire Johnstone. The sssoclation football and cricket clubs will hold a joint track and field meet at the cricket grounds at Monta- villa Saturday afternoon to which the While is cordially invited. The events will consist of tne 100-yard dash, the Quarter and half mile runs, the mile walk, broad and high jump, tug of war, relay race and a short football game. The athletic meet will serve as an opener of the association football sea son. The entries are still open and names of those desiring to compete should be left with the committee in charge of the games. 1 . 1 j"qBB"B"lB!g CURED OF RUPTURE! jToasted all the fine natural flavor of the corn. , The E-C toasting process makes every flake, dainty and crisp, the most delicious morsel of corn food any one ever tasted. No artificial flavoring is used in E-C All Grocers, 10c. . Egg-0-See Cereal Company, CHICAGO Larfsrt Manufacturers of Flaked Cars si roods In th World, li TO II fan Fashion Number WILL BE ISSUED ' WITH THE JOURNAL, I Sunday : : (Lntains the latest de i TLTi -.1, , A " ' :&&&z:a Totals SS 8 9 27 16 0 OAKLAND. AB. R. H. PO. A. K. Cook. If. TruesdaJe, rf. Heltmuller, rf. Eagan. ss. ... Slattery. lb. Total 27 0 4 14 14 1 PORTLAND. AB. R. H. PO. A. E. Casey. Xb. .., Cooney, ss . . Johnson, b Danzig, lb . . Rsftery, cf . McCredle, rf Kyan. If whaling, o . . Groom, p Total 25 1 6 27 11 SCORE BY INNINGS. Ean Francisco ....00000000 0 0 . Hits 1 1 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 4 Portland 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 Hlte 1 2 1 0 1 0 1 0 SUMMARY. Struck out By Henley, 1; Groom. 7. Bases on balls Off Henley. 8r- off iroom, . Two-oaae mis uecK, uroom, jiiuierirann. noma run jonnson. .Double plays McArdle to Berry to wiiiiams. ; jonnson to uanzig to John son, McArdle to Williams. Sacrifice mis cooney, McArdle, uanzlg. Beck. First base on errors Portland, i.' Left on Dases Kan Francisco, s; Portland. S. Innings pitched By Henley, 7. Base hits Off Henley? 6; runs. 1. Time of game i:s. umpire Flynn and neyne. Lewis, c 2 G. Smith, Sb. 4 Van Haltren. cf. 4 Christian, p 1 Miller 1 Totals S2 4 8 27 12 At Boston. R. H. E. Chlcaaro 6 8 1 Boston 0 B I Batteries Pfelster and Kltng; Mat tern, Chapelle and Bowerman. Um pires Rlgler and Emslle. At Brooklyn. R. H. E. Cincinnati 0 4 J Brooklyn .... ,0 Batteries Dubec and McLean; Wil helm and Dunn. Umpire Klem. Batted for Christian in ninth. SCORE BY INNINGS. Los Angeles 20200800 1 S Hits 1 0 8 1 0 2 0 1 1 t Oakland 008 1 0000 04 Hlta 0 1 8 2 1 0 0 0 08 SUMMARY. Three-bsse hit Oakes. Two-base hits Smith, Eagan,. George Smith, Dillon, Sacrifice hits Wheeler, Delmas, First on balls Off Christian. : off Brls walter A fltnlAn Ka,A, TrhAtAw Qm. shear. Cook. Struck out By Christian, rl), R hv 13 14 n.a T t .... O TXr41 nUrtw 1 -niCa tian. Time , of game. 1 hour. SO min utes. AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES. At St. Louis. Detroit St Louis Batteries Summers Waddell and Smith. and At Chicago. Cleveland R. H. E. ...4 12 S ...1 7 2 Schmidt; R.H.E. .1 8 8 .7 8 1 Uroplres-O ConneU and Perine. and Bern Is NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE. Batteries Felne and Sullivan; Berger ft " ' ' " "'; i . ' lv V ' 4' Y A . FOOTBALL PEATICE AT 0EEG0X 3I0NDAY NIGHT (Speclil.Dt.petch to Tbt JoarnaL) University of Oregon, Eugene, Sept IT. The first football practice of the season will probably be held next Mon- 2.?'Wa part of th squad. Coach Ei Bitched the secon Aberdeen 4, Butte 1 Aberdeen, Wash.. Sept. 17. Callff auowea out three hits her yesterday una kodi mem wen scattered, ijoet tigers error and a three-bu-a-ar In -tha eigntn scoring the only run off him. The locals hit Samuels opportunely. Thi score: k. H. iff. Butt 0 0000001 0 1 a 1 Aberdeen . .00800010 I 4 4 uaiteries Hamuela and snencer: r. llff and Boettlger. Seattle S, Tacoms 2. 0 a. t m . -nra.h aAH it i .... unfortunate In that the hlta which Se ttle did get off him came when men were on bases and lost to Seattle. E to 2. Allen wss In good form. The score: R. H. E. Seattle . ...0 1008001 6 s 4 Tacoma . ..0 1000001 02 7 2 Batteries Allen and Fortler: Baker and Shea, Umpire Gale. ' VsjicouTer 1, Spokane 0. Vancouver, B. C. Sept. 17. George a no nit no run Lurl' "TiK "v?,unaAv" ram of th serl. her. yesterday, but ?' wl bS?t tfVKtfiSS th. Wof" luck' was "bV able r'lV iir.i "KUltfun.t11 cconiplish the trick. Krlets. the r.? x JZr' th" .l!" Spokane catcher, hit the ball over the take charge of the bunch men, however, the mtldle of ... . u. ,u u, ui;i . .un co-1 fence In the second Inn In r newiay. tne last day or registration. tn m.h tir.t - .-j With the large fresman claas of 2S0l.u.i vmii.. .. or 800 promised, a good aggregation tor The score: R Vf K Anaconda Races.. Anaconda. Sept. 17. Weather track fast. Results yesterday: clea First race, five furlongs, purse Trocha (107). 9 to Jim 2 Bhrlner. Hanna 9S) Groth, 5 to 1; Luke Ramu Mint. Riair. out. Time. i:vz. Second race, five furlongs, selling Kelowna (106). Stewart, 7 to I: Jim Drlscoll (102). Kirschbaum, 5 to Woolsoap (100), Van Dusen. 1 to Tltn. 1-0U. Third race, five and a half furl On gs, sailing Willi oregg, iuz tworse;, to 2: won: Kin Thorpe. 107 (Fisher). to 6, second; Billy Taylor, 102 (Poplin) even, third. Time. 1:0. Fourth race, five and a half fur loViss. handicap Native Son, 100 ohss. (Kirschbaum), 7 to 10. won; St Avon, 87 (E. Clark). 8 to 6. second; Curricu lum. DO CPoDlln). 6 to 6. third. Fifth race, six furlongs, selling Aunt Hal a, ivan uusen;, to won; Joe Wootan. 112 (Powers),. 7 to second; Garter Light. 103 (Stuart), tn 1 third. Time. 1:15. Blxth race, mue. selling wool en, iot (Kirschbaum), 7 to 2, won; Sam Ber nard, 107 (E. Clarke) 1 to 8, second; Furze. 107 (Shrlner), 6 to 2, third. Tim 1:42. the freshmen team Is expected. More over, some of the men, who will be here enouid mue good from their first year. Thornton of Roseburg, an old high scnooi player or weight, is on or these. Pendleton Students at Oregon. Arthur1 end Lester Means, both well. known high school football players of i'enoieton. passes inrougn rortiand to day en route to Eugene, where they will necome stuaents or in state university. Pendleton has given a number of foot ball players to Oregon, the most promi nent of whom Is Olen Arnspiger, wboi win aF.pisi 1-oroes in coacning tn learn tnis rail. i i s storriTT hop. 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