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Newspaper Page Text-TUB - OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND. MONDAY EVENING. SEPTEMBER, 21. 1001 10 Bins, Field Track and Diamond Of fii PUD TAKES SIXTH STRAIGHT Jlolilcr's .Seals 3IaiLiige to Slip Over Last (lame : - of the Series. POLITICAL INTEREST GIVING WAY TO TALK OF THE MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL RACE TORMERS CELEBRATE and from seteral f th neighboring anq from M.tl.o a well to iwrut-ipaie m in inmul meeting and tournament ,0f the T.a Stat Tamil aaa.Klall.in, The entry Hat Ihla yoaf ri4 brtakif in lha number and high standing of Ida .Ur. The loumamnni lake, place under lha. ati uf ha Man Antonio Country Hub and th K-elloma ,f tha arrangements la i;et'td to contribute much to lha uccM f tha int. A llvrlv ennlaal la on b-lweon Italia and flesumout for lha honor of entertaining th lour namenl hcl year. .Portland and San Francisco apllt vn jeaurdaj. tha score being the aama In both games. ! to 0. the locala , aaaumtn a 27-rolnt lead for cond ! ulaca In tha league race. Long Robert Groom was tha . winning pitcher for Portland nd Browning the lucky one for Frisco. Bv winning the llrsl game tha locala made It six straight from the Seals, the beat recoid they have made tbla season. ... . Both gsmes were linmmera and filled -ith last playa bv loth trams. In the opening game Portland scored first In the st-cond Innlnp when McCredle tarted the canto with a P"- '" algnul for the hit ami run play McCredle was hulf way down to a-cond when Ryan singled to right, the ball coming up agalnat the fence with noise like plaiol ahot It waa too faM, however, and Melcholr recovered It In time to hold McCredle at third while Ryan eta yed at firm. Whaling hit to Zelder and with an easy couble play In eight Mohler dropped elder's perfect throw, McCredle ecorlng on the play. Tha next run came In the fourth when, after two were out. Ryan got hit in .ha ahina with one of Griffin a speeder. Then Bert Whaling urtea beauty Into left field. Ryan taking sec ond nnd both men moved up a peg when I McArdle left Hlldebranda return get av from him. Uroom drove ground , er between third and abort which Zelder bv a great one-handed atop ke from traveling Into the outfield. lept He hoi inahle to nut lav one oat Thia put Kyan over wun me aec waa ever. nrtA run. Frfseo waa dangerous all through the first three innings ana in me secona came within an ace of scoring. ' Wll- - Hams opened the Inning with a pass and aiier hhi vuk j hiric. Mohler drew a pasa and McArdlo went out on s. fly to Cooney. Griffin struck out but Madden dropped the third strike and Williams waa almost nome wneu . Madden recovered and beat him to tha Plate. It waa one, , two, three for the KmIh after that Frambes, the newcatchsr, went Into the second game ana maae gooa ;.irom tha start. He had two bad throws, but . when you consider that he has been traveling for the pust week and only reached Portland yesterday morning, he should hot be judged too harshly. He has a beautiful peg and receives well, although he was no! used to Garrett's peculiar style of pitching. -. This second game was a beauty and for seven Innings the. two teams failed to score a run. Both pitchers were doing beautifully and the hits were few .and far between, fceveral men .got to first base but four double plays broke things up effectively. It was a hard game for Garrett to lose, for he pitched well. Mohler scored the first run for the Seals in the eighth inning, when he lined a hot one to Ote Johnson, which the latter partially blocked. But Ote could not catch the little manager 'at first, and ie went to third when Frambes threw wildly, trying to catch - him stealing. He scored on Berry's single- to left field. ... Htldebrand scored the next one on Cooney's error, Berger's sacrifice and Melcholr's single to -center, which Raft?ry booted Jong enough to let Hildy score. . . Roily Zelder was put out of the game by Cheyne lit the seventh for .making loo mucn tlOlse witn ins niouui, Hi um saving goes. : He had been caught out trying to make two bases on Melcholr's grounder to. Johnson, but couldn't see why Johnson had the ball there waiting for him and there should have been no question about the decision. The score: , First game i - - SAN FRANCISCO. AB. R. H. PO. A. E. ciacAOo frr-toms tcOT Wi&TC8t mjS&TOA. m&faxK po&ort CHICAGO . ocrt.1, J. ,' $T.LOW$ ' OCT.. 5. , --a DCTKOIT OCT .4.3.6. -.CLEVELAND otT3.. Ytjin7i9roit itt. 19 ta2i. . $tra..ao tumi f oct.u.s.3 rHiLATJtL Sir zoMa 3Wn. tF t.2J.2 5tPJ.M.o oct. .;. OCIT7 6. ' AtVfTOKX. 3EP2,.e. JEP2--8.1. . $Et. W ftEMi.tl..! OCT?7- OCT J,. BOSTON ZO.Z1.lA.iO, iWtt.23.26. $a.Z,Xl.t $IT.9 O.CT.1,2,. ROrOJt MtOOKLYf fTV YORK PmUPei,raiA PlTTaBUR ClWCfNNATI CMICAtIO 67 touts BOSTON " OCT I.t.S. OCT.J,,T. : ft.qoKX.Ytr tot. u. 10 oct..t, eWYOSUt ' " OCT. 1,3., ' ' . '.- . w a., ' . FrTTiWis taTti; txr it.t.. oct. oct.,.. ClKCTtnUTI vi.i,t nv a.M u ' CRICAO m. .. rJU,t.a zr n.t r.M,iocns Ot.LOUI. ,m.H.t jtp. 4wa,, drr.atoct. 50TH HHIVERSflRY M MM MM MM W Athletics, Music and Dinner Serve to Entertain Get . mans at the Park. MAJOR LEAGUE STANDINGS. National League. Won. New York Chicago M Pittsburg Philadelphia Cincinnati A Boston 67 Brooklyn .......... 47 St. Louis , 47 47 (3 4 1 "2 Rl . 0 91 American League. Won. Lost. Dptroit Cleveland 8 Chicago ....... T St. Louis ....... 7 Philadelphia Ronton 65 Washington . 59 New York ....... 4 68 0 61 62 71 72 75 90 PC, .850 .619 .614 .644 .478 .413 .343 .341 PC. .676 .671 .664 .661 .4TS .474 .440 .838 The all engrossing topic of the lovers of the great American game Is not poli tics, but who will carry off the pennants In the two major leagues. Predlctlona are always gueaawork. There is In In definite something, which for lack of better term is caiiea strong rinisning, against great onus, which will show the work cut out for the various teams. In the American league Detroit. Chicago. St. Louis and Cleveland are so close that either one may carry off the rag. Chicago has one less game to play than St. Louis or Detroit. Chicago's Games at Boms. There are only fourteen left for Chicarn. A clance at the schedule will show that twelve of these are home fames,, nine are with second division earns and five with first division teams. Detroit runs up against three straight games at Chicago near the close of the season, which may . decide tne Place or uuicaao ana Detroit, it is undoubtedly more advantageous for a team to play on its own grounds, so that Detroit will have to go up against a stiff proposition to win out. Cleveland has ten games with second division teams, all at home, and five with first division teams. Detroit ilays twelve home games during the alance of the season and three awav. St. Louis, which Is making such a run for the pennant this year, has thirteen home games and two at Detroit. Five are with first division teams and ten with second division teams. The schedule has been so carefully arranged that In the fifteen games which constitute the finish of the Amer- timt will win out as Detroit and Chicago pulled out last loan league there Is little advantage In year . one team over te other. Cleveland has It Is Interesting to note a few facts twelve Jieme games and three at St. concerning the balance of the schedule I Louis- If the pennant race should settle into a fight between Chicago and Detroit, Chicago would have the un doubted advantage of playing .on her own grounds with Detroit at the end of the season. - JTew York' Easy Schedule. In the National leaeue the Giants Chicago and Pittsburg are safely in the ieau. nicago runs up against tnree Hundreds of member of tha local Turn Vereln were present at tha exer cises held at Rohse'a park yesterday Jn commemoration of the 50th anniver sary or the Portland Boclai Turn e reln. which was the first' of this or ganisation founded ',on the 1'aclfio coaau n active team front Seattle contest in the athletics and vlultora from all Darts of the state were ur vaunt. The celebration will be concluded with a grand ball In the local hull this evn ning. when tha different prices will be awarded after which a dance will be held. Charles Klrchner Is scheduled 'o apeak to tha visiting tram. During tne day the visitors will b escorted around . the city and entertained by members of the local .Turn Vereln. Kmll Walterstradt and Henry Kngle acted as judges In the 16-podnd shotput and H. ilanno and U. Castenlleck acted a judges In tha high and broad Jumps. Professor Krohn of Portland and Her man Schaot of Seattle served as judges In the apparatus work and In the boys' snd girls races. Many musical num bers were, sun- and an elaborate din ner was served in tha afternoon. -'"l Rudolph HoohuH of Portland took first nlace In the pole vault at 10 feet. 6 Inches. A. Dublf of Seattle came aec- ond, with feet 19 Inches, and Willi Emmlg of this city was third, with 9 feet. Schachman of Portland took the mid dleweight wrestling honors with Bubll and Stelsann-eller also of Portland, second and third. Tha heavyweight wrestling was won by Krlschorn first. and Hoohuli second, both of Portland. The Portland team won the 400-yard relay In 44 seconds. ' ' i OREGON TEAM STARTS Chr halls Brka Even. Chehalla, Waeh.. Sept. II Saturday "'"" nanans raptured tha ball "' "" na Ainietk-s of Seattle br acora of to Th. ,m. wa - . IT!' .J' ror t?h"hlls Oulck and Ruff il .IT " n" for tha visitors ou.iar ana Mruonough, una iimi. Quick pitched 8unday afternoon ih. ,.- to too vlaltora. the soore being I to 1. two ""T m,, hr vlaltora wera tha result : of a wild throw. Oe borna and Ruff wars the battery for S.."mlloX clonough Sa ! r ."SDorns struck out i?..V,d-i"?,a J.hiiB- 'Jloy struck oul I and allowed 4 Mia i-h. . " - "n ooin teams played good vuiiira jauoway. PKOMOTEK KINO , , APPU0AC1IES TKIAL (Special OUpatrk la The Joaraat.l ' Boston, Mm.. Sept. II. It Is x pectsd that beforo tha and of this week tha rasa of Cardenlo v Vina th. ein... clal promoter, will be reached for trial In tha superior court. Only a few L. .' V" wa" on ot-he most widely-known oromntera an ....u. brokers In Boston and New York. Ills . an.i aiiuring aavarUaeraenU had drawn thousands of dollars Into his coffers from the pockets of would- " P-rui:iior, a targe portion or whom were residents pf rural - communities. When rumors of King's financial em barrassment were circulated the pro moter disappeared and his whereabouts remained unknown for -several months, when he returned to Boston and sur rendered hl.nself. Durlna- hla aha h had been put tlirough bankruptcy and aeveral indictments had been re turned against him tor alleged fraud. . GET RICH QUICK .off mma Gang of Four Charged TTIth , nobbing a California .Gold Dredge. - ICalt4 free Leased WVe.l . ; Sacramento, CJ.. Sept 11. Ttis coun ty authorities declare they have un earthed a plot to systematically rob tha dredgea of tha Folsom Development company of rich amalgam and that In tha arrest of four men on charge of grand larceny they have tha leaders of a gang that ha already taken mora than 110,000 from the dredges. Tha man In Jail are Frank Cole. K. CordelL W. Wells and Charles Loneemrdl. The arreaia were on Information, from the San Francisco mint that a man had bean selling amalgam in great quantltlea and that hs alwys took tha metal to tha mint In person and called, for the eoln In tha same way. lnstesd of making shipments by express In tha usual, way. Detective lamphrey discov ered that Cols had been disposing of amalgam at the mint and tha arrette followed. Cole and Cordell had been working on one of tha dredges for months. They nurchased a aaloon at Folaam soma tlma ago and Lombardl waa Installed aa bar keeper. The officers claim that Lom bardl waa a go-between. Cole admits having aold metal at tha San Francisco mint, but says It cam from a mine owned by hla mother at Iowa Hill. The officers say th men bad aeceaa to tha dredgea and that they could easily have scraped off soma of th metal every aay. Immense reductions to close out II.- 000 slock crockery, cut glass, hand- Balnted china, etc.. 'of Elite China As lass company, 1(1 Morrison street. ear rark. WORK THIS AFTERNOON games with the giants on their homely., ' : t,' ' , , . . grounds and during the balance of the PlaVerS BaCK X TOm ITID tO season will only play one more game i la'CU a x xvm in' at home. New York, on the other hand, has a schedule which calls for the balance of the season on home grouna. i-iiiiaoeipnia has fourteen home games and three away. With the lead tnat xsew York has and the consider- able advantge of the entire balance of tne season on noma ground, the Giants snouia pull out by a safe mare-ln: but she runs Into the strongest comnetltora In the- league, with the exception of the Boston games on October fi. 6 and 7. and this may have considerable weight. Chicago has only eleven more games xo piay, wnue .rmsDurg nas only thir teen and New York, seventeen. Pitts burg runs Into Boston. Brooklyn a,nd St. Louis and two games with New York at ivew York. With the romtiar atively noor showing of tha second H vision the Pirates ought to be in at a -Close finish unless some surprises are sprung. xne two jsew York games will have considerable wela-ht in An. elding the chances of the Pittsburg ag gregation. the Mountains Forbes Beaches University'. 4 0 1 4 0 1 4 0 1 10 0 6 0 0 8 0 0 8 0 1 10 0 Orlffen. p. ........... 3 0 0 ; Total ; Hlldebrand. If., Zeigler, ss Melcholr, rf.... WlllUms..lb.',.. Beck, cf . .-r Mohler. 2b Berry, c. . . . . ., . McArdle, 3D. 1 3 0 11 1 8 3 1 0 nf R,mii 1 . Tao.li hit Coortev. Double nlavs Mohler to Williams : Zel rier to Mohler to Williams; Casey to Cooney Garrett to Danslg to Johnson HuorfiMre hits Browning. Johnson. Ber ber. Stolen bases McCredle. . Mohler, Herrv. First base on errors San Fran Cisco. 2: Portland, 1. Left on bases San Francisco. 1: Portland,, t. Time of rtm 1:3T . Umpires Flynn and Cheyne.. . Casey. 2b.... Coonoy, ss. . Johnson, 3b. Danzig, lb. . i Raftery, cf . . McCredie. rf. Ryan. If Madden, e. Groom, p. . Whaling, c ' Total ... ..... 29 PORTLAND. AB. R 0 4 24 16 2 2 8 8 8 4 8 2 1 4 2 H. PO. A. E. 0 0 3 0 8 OAKLAND BREAKS EVEN WITH SERAPHIC BUNCH San Francisco, Sept. 21. Los An geles won in the morning and Oakland in the afternoon, yesterday Morning game LOS ANGELES. 1 27 2 8 27 , SCORE BY INNINGS. gan Francisco 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Hits ..- 0 110 10 0 104 Fortland .' 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 2 I Hits 11020180 8 f SUMMARY. ' Rtrnek out By Griffin 1. Groom 7. Bases on Balls Off Griffin 6. Groom 4. Two-base hits Danzig. Double plays Zelder to Mohler to Williams. Johnson unasalsted. Sacrifice hits Cooney, Ber ry. Danxig, Whalen. Stolen bases Wil liams. Berry. Mohler. Hit by pitched hell Ryan. Left on bases Ran Fran cisco 7," Portland 11. Time of game One hour 60 minutes I'mplres Flynn and Cheyne. Second game j , SAN FRANCISCO AB. R H PO. A. K. Oakes. cf 4 1 2 2 0 0 Bernard. 2b 3 0 0 1 2 0 Dillon, lb 4 12 9 0 ,0 Braahear, rf 3 0 0 0 0 0 J ud Smith, 3b 4 0 1 0 3 0 Ellis, If .... 4 0 0 1 0 0 Delmas. ss 2 0 1 5 3 0 Hogan. c 3 0 0 11 2 0 Koestner. p 3 0 0 0 1 0 Total 30 2 27 10 pi OAKLAND. DAN CUPID GETS BUSY WHEN OREGON ATHLETES RETURN FROM ENGLAND (Special Dl.patrh ts Tha Journal.! University of Oregon, Eugene, Sept. 21. Trainer Hayward returned yester day with the six football men who have been doing their preliminary training on the. McKenzle river. While there the boys have been doing good work practicing punting, running with the ball and regular line work. Thev also aid a great deal of tramping and fish' mg. rs. Hayward. who -accompanied the party, surprised them one day. by catching IH trout of good sise. One especially. large one got away with the greater part or her rod, breaking it at tne rirst joint. Those who took the trip. beside Mr. and Mrs. Hayward were: Captain Moul len, Clarke, Mclntyre and Coleman from last year's team: Main from Lick high, ana juatoureite rrom jroruana nign. Robert W. Forbes, Oregon's new coach, also arrived yesterday and will be out with the squad for th first practice this afternoon. NORTHWESTEItJi LEAGUE. Inside - Iff for mation We will give you and all you want to know about paint any time you drop into our store. THE BIO PAINT STOKE fisher, Thorsen & Co. J FRONT AND MORRISON STS. With the home coming of the three Oregon athletes, SmithsOn, Gilbert and Kelly from th London Olympic games last week, Dan Cupid got extremely busy. Of course all of the three boys were not victims of his unerring darts, but one was. ' Well, here is the layout the little fel low had oreDkred for the returning champions: Last Wednesday he saw Harold S. Gilbert and Miss Katherlne Luckey safely launched on the matrimo nial sea. Then he rested for a few days n anticipation of a strenuous Saturday. On th afternoon of Saturday he shifted! from the Gilbert family to the Smlthson household and was eponser at another launching fete This time it was the marriage of Miss Etoyle Smlthson. sister of Forrest C. Smlthson, world's cnampion in tne nurdies, and Charles W. Henry. Then he shifted the seen of his oper ations and took a hurried trip to Seat tie, where he was th most prominent KUBst n ins weaaingor Airrea u. Gil bert and Miss Mary Thompson. Alfred Is the world renowned pole vau Iter and Harold Is his brother. ' Just what th little fellow ham In store for the future he Is keeping a secret. Hlldebrand. Zelder. ss. . . MeMioir. rf. William", lb. Bevk. cf. ... Mohler, 2b. . KUIfer. c... McArdle. 3b. Browning, p. Rerger, if. . Berry, c. ... Totals ... If. Cook. If Truesdale. 2b . Heltmuller, rf Eagan, ss .... Miller, lb La Longe. c . . O. Smith. 3b . D. Lewie, cf .. Wright, p Total AB. . 2 . 3 H. PO. 1 1 2 1 2 17 . 2 0 2 . 0 4 2714 I Cssey. 2b. .. Cooney. ss. . . Johnson. 3b, . Dansig. lb. .. Rafterr. cf. . McCredle, rf. R ran. If. ... . Frairu-ea. . . Garrett, p. Hasser ..... Madden ... PORTLAND AB. Tl H PO. A. 3 3 : 5 i IS 31 1 S 2" 20 1 SCORE BY INNINGS. Lo- Angeles 20000000 02 Hits . 3 0 0 1 1 0 0 1 00 Oakland 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 01 Hits 1 1 0 1 1 0 2 0 0 6 SUMMARY. Two-base hit Oakes. Sacrifice hits Rrahear and Iewls. Stolen bases Truesdale, Heltmuller. Double plsys Hogan to Delmas to Dfllon. First bsse on balls Koestner 1, Wright 2. Struck out Bv Koe'tner 14 Wright 2. Time 1:35. Umpires Perlne and O'Connell. Afternon game LOS ANGELES. AB. RH. PO. A.-E. BCaTM 1 TP I A I 1 55- STANDING OP THE TEAMS. ' Pacific Coaat Leagur, Won. Lost. Los Angeles .... 88 65 Portland 75 73 San Francisco ... 79 S5 Oakland 71 90 P. C .57 .50 .40 .441 Bernard. Ib. , Oakes. f. . . . I'tllon. lb. . . . Brahar. rf. J. Smith. 3b. Ellis. If Delmas ss. . . Easterly, c. . Ngle, p Totals 2 t.2 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 l . ill l 1 l 0 3 0 1 1 4 0 1 5 0 0 ! 0 0 AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES. At Detroit. Detroit . . .' New York - - Batteries Summers Wilson And Blair. and R. H. E Schmidt; At Chicago. 0 0 8 0 1 4 7 24 14 4 5 0 n n i: t Totals 27 fi Batted for Grrtt In ninth. Batted for Cooney In ninth. SCORK BY INNINGS, run Francisco tl l J lit. a ... 1 ? 1 1 ponlan 0 el Hits S 1 1 1-t SUMMARY. Stfnrk ot By Fmwnlnr. t: by Oar rett. 1. Paes o( balls Off Browning. Cook. If Trueadale. o. M'ttmiiller, rf. Kgan, . . . Miller. Ib. . . . ". Iema, r. . . Smith. 3b. D Lewis, cf. Hardy p. . . , Chrlvtian, p. Totals 29 OAKLAND. AB. R. H. PO. A. E. 4 1 0 0 0 4 1 1 7 3 2 4 1 2 1 1 . 4 0 1 1 0 . 1 1 0 1 1 t 4 4 1 t 4 I 1 t 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 1. 3 .12 S .8 27.11. ( 1 T A BVaUTT CTaCIU) -' tn f lr. Th dread 1 wtt tut th bar; that ran to rat"4 4 iiaat!y rJvd by apply H'itrd f-n"m Lln1mnt. Be pre r -"-4 ffr eTMe fey rtre; a e-tt! re la hmjM!, Peat foe aprwisa. - , rs'i arM. ra"iatlWTo, ra . kT.nKa aey mri ail arba mt4 Me H lie. Soil by .mtrt I-rug core i-.r w. SCORE BY INNINGS. Angeles 1 1 1 1 Hits 2 t 1 1 Oakland IIMI Ml Hits 1 4 1 1 -- SUMMARY. - ' Two-has hit D. Lewi. Ruin Off HaMy. 3: off Christian. . Hits Off Hardy . off Christten, 1. 8aTiric lilta Oakea. 3; Bernard. Credit virtory t Orlatiaw. Itnubl Plsys Trueale I MMtr: U. Lewis t Tm-lale. Flrt bus fi nUe Off Nasi, t; ff Hardy. I: eff Oirta'". I. Hit bv pltrher J. S"iili. by Christian. Struck cut By Kr Nerle. 8; by Christian. 8 Paawed ba'l Fjatarlr. Time l.ti. Umplr j-- coTDfii ana -rnna. Chicago R. H. F. 1 as 1 Philadelphia 0 0 2 -"Batteries Smith snd Sullivan: Plank and Copp. Umpires O'Loughlln snd Eagan. At St. Inis. R. 11. E. ...2 8 1 . . . 1 t 0 and Spen St. Louis Wsshlngton Batteries Waddell, Smith oer; Johnson inn rureei. SHERWOOD WINS FROM .VANCOUVER IN NINTH (Special IMapeteft a Tk inaraat) Sherwood, Or.," Sept 21. Sherwood batted oat a victory In th ninth" ton ing over th Vancouver Pioneers yester day on tha borne grounds, ( to 4. Up to th last Inning lha Pioneers were leading. 4 to 1. Th score stood 1 to 1 until th eighth Inning, w hen Vancouver sirorfc ft batting streak snd made three runs. Ther tMHhIng doing for ts lo cals until th laat half of th ninth, when a atW-klng be brought home fnwr rone and the gain. (Vmr-anann was th fwtrler for tb visitors, while Jo Thornton, th old rl!abl from WHso. tile. beJ- owa tbaii poslUoa for tta locaia, - I CALENDAR OF SPORT FOR THE WEEK Monday Opening of annual tourna ment of Texas Lawn Tennis associa tion at San Antonio; opening of na tional motor boat carnival on the Hud son river; opening of northwest racing circuit meeting at Portland. Or.: open ing of grand circuit trotting meeting Tuesday "Kid" Goodman vs. Dick iiyiB.ua, ii rounas. at Boston; annual tournament of Iowa Chess association begins at Waterloo; opening of great western trotting circuit meeting at Pekin, III. r Wednesday open championship of .metropolitan uoir association begins a nauusroi; z hours endurance run of nay state Automobll association from Boston to Bretton Woods, N. H., and return Montana Stat rair races bea-ln at Helena. Thursday Annual horse ahow opens i aiuiCTiiH, ij. i.j annual meet or Ore gon Field Trial club begins at Inde- penaence, or. Friday Annual show of Ladles' Ken nel association of California ooens at Idora Park. Saturday Annual race meetlna nt Automobil club of Canada begins nt Montreal: football 'contest I'nlvar.'fv of Pennsylvania-Wst Virginia univer sity at Philadelphia. EDDIE CONNORS WOULD MEET WRESTLER SMITH Aberdeen 6-2, Butte ;0-8. (Sneclal tllanateh to The JowaaM Aberdeen, Wash., Sept. 21. Aberdeen and Rntte broke even In . a double header yesterday afternoon In which Umpire. Frary came within an ace of being badly battered by- an angry mob of fans. Frary gave a decision In the ninth inning calling Streib out. at the plate and with a yell th crowd was out of the stands and after him. The Aberdeen men lined up around hitn with bats and thus saved him from probable Injury. The scores: Morning game. ' R. H. E. Butte ;.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 8 3 Aberdeen ...0 4 0 1 0 1 0-0 6 12 0 Batteries Samuels. HarKnesg ana Spencer; Calif f and Boetteger. Afternoon game R H E Butte 0 0 110 10 0 08' l' i Aberdeen ...1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 2 9 3 Batteries Claflin and Bonder; Stark ell and Fournler. Tacoma 14, Seattle 4. Seattle. Wash. Sept. 21. Four Tigers nut the ball over th fence in yesterday's game here, three of them In the eighth and one in the third with two men on bases. Kel lackey, Morse and Suess all drove out home runs in the eighth while In the third Martlnke drove one over the fence with two men on bases. Seven errors by the locals helped the score along. The scr e ' Seattle 0 001 2 1 00 0 4 13 7 Tacoma ...2 0 3 0 3 0 1 8 S 14 It 3 Batteries Allen and Fortler; Baker and Kellacky. Umpire McKune. This Date In Sport Annals. 1872 At Prospect Park. Brooklyn: Huntress trotted three miles in 7:21 1891 At New Westminster. B. C.: Scullers' match, three miles, $400; A. McLean, rowing a lapstreak skiff, 500 yards start, defeated Edward Hanlan, shell, scratch. 1900 At Philadelphia: Andy Walsh and Philadelphia Jack" O'Brien fought six rounds. 1905 At Readvllle, Mass.: Audubon Boy paced a mile In 1:594 without wind shields, equaling Star Pointer's record. 1907 At Montreal: Kalnh Rose hroke world's record by putting ls-nound shot 49 feet. 74 Inches. WF'CAM' yur attention to our wonderful V-- vrtL,u success, which ts due to th fact . 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WHICH SEEM IMPOSSIBLE TO JTHEBS. TAKE NOTICE 1ol?y rnaraat to onr Aont Dis 1 W 1 chargaa In, SETEH DAYS. VTXSSB XXX.. KE2TTS ar th stumbling blocks of th profession and man ar treat ed for years without sucoass. Wa mak cares in svn days, which average physicians consider Impossible. X C? ( WE AWfBSB, HOST TIOOB, SPEBMATOBB- WC WUKC F.0..110 bi,ooi roisoir IB ALL . , , s"?-w"iii'i - htdsooeli, coir- TB ACTED DISOBDXBS, BUTTuBB, OB AJTT OT MMS DISEASES COX. tlOJT TO MBlf. . avi vaBa vu"" If yon oannot call writ for Self-Examinatto- iav.'' ' w ..... enred at host. Honrs a. a. to 8 p. m. Sunday, a to 12. ST.LOmSDISPE COBWEB SBOOWD - AVS TAMJOU. STBEBTB. POBTX.AB9,' OBEOON -, ' riczzBszxxx3C2iinsaisiiiKxixiuaxssiziKz:r:;zzn I Texas State Tennis Tourney, San Antonio. Texas. Sent. 21. San Antonio extended a hospitable welcome NT TEB FOB A CVBB IS CURE M-M WHERE OTHERS FAIL Wallace. Idaho, Sept. llSportlngP.M"' X?. w.hK Mt Editor. Journal I am informed that there Is a great wrestler In your city called "Strangler" Fralth. I have been touring the country meeting all -mere st my weight, such ss Jewell. Good- fellow. Anderson. Swanson and XI Cbrlstenaon. I have a two weeks' en gagement here, after which I am readv to slsa articles with Mr. Kmlth. I am no meal ticket wrestler. I moil 1 nva arooi inoucements snd ha moat jm- 9 inisi jk ao n.i or rrams faa o 2( with rerelola divided 2t and ' i per cent. Strangle holds and body arlawors must not h used. Weigh tn t n m. st 141 ixniada. If Mr. Smith wants ur InmhU n m ear from htm st owe Win lao ts- II M forfeit st oc- with Tommy Sulil-i vsn ft Portland. Tot tmly, ! EDDIE C5?fNORS. I CTatk4k! Ixmp Fnnrtb. SeUI tHKMtc ta Ta Jrp Ostadanle. r. Srt. 21 Th- Clat efcant hal team erwaaia) bat wltk Saam yeatardar o tfce lenane frtu4a, and rr defeated. 9 to ht la the foiirtli gn m ef fs artee. Ib first thre were won by GtUUaA Cv M nr A lrr UWCOMFLICATEr DIBOBDEB In all my work I am thorough, painstaking and careful to give Just th right treatment required In' each Individual case. For 10 years I hav been proving my ability, and my business methods have always been strictly re liable. My unqualified success Is due to a thorough medical edu cation, supplemented by years of -experience In men's special dis eases only. My treatment Is as correct aa modern science can mak It. Other mar offer In- Aiu-ementa such as cheap treatment or quick treat ment, but my foremost claim Is for thoroughness, which In the long run In EVERT CASE means PAY " -ME WHEN CURED a M 13 s DM. TATXOB, Th leading th cheapest and the best. . . 8PERMATORRHOEA. 'WEAKNESS.' CONTRACTED DISORDERS SPECIFIC BLOOD POISON. LOST STRENGTH. 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