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Newspaper Page Text' nnr- ckecoh uatly '"jottritci; . yxmnrircmurvmmr September 23. leoa. t I Vv ' u! i . . f" i .,'-4'V Blnff, Field Track and Diamond whig day is PORTLAND'S Ol'ifl Ff atures Galoro When Beav ers Beat Greeks In last'' . Game in the North.' TRIPLE PLAYS OF NATIONAL BASEBALL TEA3I , i Tifi-tj " . ... PORTLAND TEAMS Stunt Yesterday Becalls In 5 tere,stin Feats of Sim ilar Nature Here. OF Tit W ' Taatur of Closing Oaan. ' Triple ply pulled off by Dan-. x ilg. Cuir and Cooney. ' Heltmuller-e home run In flrat 'tama which scored two. . . Groom' njaaterf ul pttohlng, 4 . ' allowing Oak thre bits. 4 Cooney'a flsldlng. which kept ooring down. ' Twirling of Graney and Nelson la oond gam. ' , Madden'a corking awat which a won f am in eleventh Inning. Soma 1.000 baseball ana assembled at vaugnn para yesiortisy uwraiwi iu astlat In fittingly closing tha Paolflo coaat' aeaaon In tha north. Thar wlt neaaed a gama ao full of faaturaa In tha- flrat contest, from tha amaitng triple play In tha flrat canto to Tom Madden'a winning lacer In tha 11th, that It will dwell long in their recol lect loo a Then in tha second game they aaw Jack Graney and 611m Neleon pit ted against each other for five-round ariair wnicn netted no rune ana out one-hit each for either aide. - Truly la waa a glorious "getaway" day. Glorious because Portland won and because, aha won by playing base ball that movea teams up in the per centage column, isvery man waa in me fame, waa on hla toa all the time, t did not matter that Raftery and Ryan were out of tha game, the team Juat couldn't lose when Groom waa dialling up such puialere and hla team mates were hitting like big leaguera behind him. Graney waa given perfect aupport In the-second game aa also waa Kelson, but neither team got within scoring distance. , The affair of the afternoon waa the 11-inning contest. Because It went Into extra. Innings, the seoond game was curtailed to five chaptera. . How Xt Happened. Hera is the way the acorlng hap- fiened. Groom had allowed the via tors but one ' hit up . to the fourth. Hogan was safe at first on Danitg'a error In railing ' to plcic up an easy grounder in tlio fourth. Hoitmuller, who followed Hognn. connected with one of Bobby'a slants and tha sphere went sailing clear of the right field fence. Both Hogan and Holtmuller rambled leisurely homo with the on!y brace of runs scored during the after noon by the southerners. - In the following; inning Portland tanned the till. Bassey was passed. but Madden and Groom filed out. Then Hogan allowed Casey'a skier to slip out of his paws after Bassey had stolen second and before the horsehide could ba recovered Bassey had crossed the UJ&tffA& evnei theMtfwliig inning. .Cooney was sale on his bunt and took second on Ote Johnson's neat ly executed sacrifice. Then Hal Dan slg shook the boards In right field, allowing Phil to lope home. Danilg to atreicn nia oingie oui ii wols A; I v Portland's first triple play of tha aeaaon, which came aa a fitting climax two weeks of sensational batting to Clever Yoang Portland Play rr Who Have Juat Ended a Profit abla Seaaon of the Diamond PROTESTED GAME TO i BE PASSED UPON SOOI Pulliam's Decision Jf ay. Also Decide Pennant Race in National League. ; (TTnlted Press Leased Wlrt.l New Tork. Sept 18. A decision la expected within a few days from the board of dlractora of the National league, settling the protest of the ar&me Between New Tork and Chicago at New Tork last week, which ended In a row. The matter Is entirely in the handa of ine aireciors. Aa the case atanda, the umpires called ii us ixew i or cjaimea tne game, w iorK aecunea to play it over; Chicago offered to play it over and cjuimea ii oy rorreu: and an appeal was taken to the directors. There re mains a possibility that "thla game may decide the pennant down, he pushed McCredie across for the winning scorelet The scores: First-' game OAKLAND. AB. R. H. PQ. A. E. 3 0 0 4 1 0 2b 6 0 16 10 6 1 0 2 0 1 rr 4 Cook, if , Truesdale, Hogan, cf Heitmuller, ijagan, sa Miller, lb SmitK 3b L,a JLonge, Loucks, p Total . . e.ae o. ..... I4. a 3 o 4 0 2 8 0 3 0 11 0 8 0 2 0 0 ENGLISH RUGBY TEAM MAY PLAY STANFORD United Hospitals of London Asks for a Game With Western Collegians. trlari to stretch his bine denied him. Danzig had made up for his error that allowed Hogan life et first to the fourth inning. Cypher line Xa Stopped. ; The cypher line grows longer for , 6ajUand. pulling up in the 11th. In the homesters' half a terrific struggle was on to put a run over. Although Danzig was safe on Smith's error, reached aecond on Frambes sacrifice and took third on McCredle's infield bunt wnicn amouniea to a. saieiy, tne big fellow was shut out at the home Slate when he tried to race home on asseyla grounder to. JEagan. . , Madden, however, was there with the "'break-un stunt for after two- were Casey, 2b . . Cooney, ss Johnson, 8b Danzig, lb . . Frambes, cr McCredie, rf Bassey, If Madden, o . . Groom, p . . . ..34 2 882 1 S PORTLAND. AB. R. H. PO. A. E. 8 2 2 15 2 1 8 6 0 Total 36 8 9 33 IT 1 out when winning run waa (Special DUpateh to Tbe Journal.) Stanford University, Cal., Sept 28. Word haa been received from Ernest MacEwan. manager of the United Hos pitals football team of London, Eng land, aaklng for a series of games with the Stanford Rusrby team. The Enarllsh . team would like to make ar- rangementh for a series of five games to be played here some time during the latter nart of the comlnsr December. and write to find out what propositions In the form of a sru&rantee the Stan ford manager can offer them. The United Hospitals team is com posed of tha best players from all the medical colleges of London. They have a reputation or defeating the teams of Cambridge and Oxford and ought to make a fast proposition for tha Stan ford men. . Manager Stewart of the Stanford team has sent word to the manager of the Unlversltv of California to induce hkn to make similar arrangements with the English team so as to help bring them to tbe coast. As this shows, the California univer- gltles.are becoming important factors In the Rutrby world and should this prop osition materialize they would become still more powerful in the international contests which are coming more and more to the front. GRIFFIN BEATS ANGELS; GRAY WALLOPS SEALS San Francisco. Sent. 18. San Fran Cisco won an 11-inning game .yesterday morning, 1 to 0. and Los Angeles took tbe matinee, 4 to b. Tne scores: Morning game LOS ANGELES. AB. R. H. PO. A. E, RED HOT GOSSIP FOR RABID FANS and fielding, signalised the laat day of baseball In tha north this aeaaon Danilg, Caaey and Cooney ware tha three heroea and tha play rama in tha first inning, when Groom had pitched himself Into a bad hole. Coott and Truesdale were on flrat and aecond baaea ana Hogan waa at bat Hogan ettem ed to sacrifice and popped a fly ward first bane. It was one of thoaa siow minus and looked good to hit terra iirma oeiore anynniy could get near ic pantlg raced in and by a long aeoop just managed to grab the sphere about a loot rrom tne ground. Casey had cov ered flrat base and Babe whipped the ball to Pearl. Casey thought quickly and Coonev waa there Ilka holla. k speeay in row to tha little shortstop at aecond was "tapa" for Cook. It waa one of the quickest plays of the aea aon and one of tha most prettily ex ecuted. The crowd went wild. One ea Seaaoa. If memory servea aright, tha closing game In Portland laat aeaaon aaw juat such a play pulled off. Ota Johnson, im oi me neroes or tne Portland team, then fresh from the South Atlantic league, figured in it. Ote waa on third and pulled down a line drive. There waa a man on first and one on third. He atenped on the bag and then heated the bail to first base to Kennedy, com pleting- a three-out nlav. By the way, this waa the aecond triple iun.y ui wie eea son, tne nrnt talcing place In San Francisco last Thuraday. with the Angela as the performers. It hap- the third innln-. Rrnwnlnff w oaie on a single, and Mobler was rapped in the slats. Hlldebrand poked the ball at BernnM' vhn w.a nlavln. third. Bernle stepped on the bag, mor- gueing Browning and then caught Hilda ai rirst. wonier tried to annex third on the throw and Dillon oought him by jjorioci pea; oacx to jjernara. However, it was not ao cleanly cuuiou &B me local one. FALL STYLES THE BEST $3.00 HAT Aa a mark o-f appreciation for his earnest work fnr th TnrtlAni1 team during the season, Ota Johnson waa pre-1 penej "fn aented with a handsome gold watch by the ball fans when he stepped to tha plat In the flrat Inning yesterday. Jack Graney was also riven a present when he started to pitch. Cook brought Jack out a cigar box and Graney'a mouth waa seen to water. Upon closer Bvuajn&biun it appeared busdiuious ana I t.. u ... fc" . . , , - Jack lifted the lid Out hopped a aquir- JAS" btl"Ln tJ&.n rel. much to the amusement of tha f.nt SlLJa.t'T"1 'St.! was one in the days of Jack Grim but It was aa nothing compared to the no table feat of Larry Schlafley of tha Portland team of 1905. In June of that i; wkb me meaium or an un assisted triple play, one of the three accomplishments of that unusual feat recorded in baseball annals. Bohlaflsy'a Great Stunt. Larry was playing aecond base for the Portlands against Seattle with a run her on first and one on second. He stopped a line drive which- looked for all the world like a safety. He was on the run toward, and only a foot or so from second and stepped on the bag, completing the second out. Then he hard, was needed no longer. Whallna; lI l"?n Jna,n. between first Leading Clothier Tha Portland and Oakland baseball teams, accompanied by Umpire Flynn, left for the south at 7:45 o'clock last night Thousands of local fans will follow tht fortunes of the team in the south In the remaining games of the season. Thev regretted to see them ero and also to see young Flynn. the umpire who haa been so popular during the past two weeks. They hope he will be re- tainea next season. Bert Whaling Was slipped the blue en velope yesterday. Frambea has proved to be what Manager McCredie desired ana me young Dusner, wno worKed so hard, was needed no lonarer. Whallna- " "" Bume uno or h enuM rt huxlr Sr. flrat- k... mane tne tnira out. the California teams. This Gold Dost Bernard. 3b. . Oakes, cf. Dillon, lb Brashear, rf. Howard. Zb. Ellia. If. Delmas. ss. ... Easterly, o. .. Hosp, p Total theeasy dish-washer sMMIIlV' 1 Gold Thit cuts i dirt and grease from dishes like magic it purines and drives out every bit pi curt or t- maaen germ which may lurk in them -it niakes dish-water that digs. Just add a teaspoonful oftrbld Dust to a aishpan full of hot water; use when Gold Dust is dis solved. - ? Try it and yon will have dishes that are not only spot lessly white, but wholesome and sanitary. Soap-washed dishes are only half clean, and unnt to eat from. The Gold of washing r4Jf Two made. SCORES BY-INNINGS Oakland ...,.,.0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 Hlta .. ...;! 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 03 Pnrtlitnd 0 000110000 1 I Hlta .....-0'0;l 0 0 2 1 8 0 0 29 - . SUMMARY. OirUUft OUP" -uuum, i,,uj vjiuuui. 6. Bajses on balls Off Iioucka, 4; Off flrnnm A Unm rn n r H it mil lift r. nmihlA nlnviiMilUf tn flmlth. Trlola I Mohler. 2b nlavtvnArjaiir to Cftflfiv to Cooney. Sac-I Hlldebrand Ana vital ffrinav m rrTsfli firirm I Zelder. BS. T .aa T tn o-bk Melchoir. rf. Basse- J. Frambea. HeitmuUer. First Williams, lb. bans on errors Oakland. 1 : Portland. 2. BecK, cr T..t n haub-Aaltlanrl t- Portland. 9. I Klllfer. C Tim of rtB.tnel-.50. Umnires Chevne Bodle, 3b 4 3 2 0 14 3 6 3 1 3 0 85 0 732 22 SAN FRANCISCO. AB. R. H. PO. A. E. STANDING OF THE TEAMS. Pacific Coast League. If. and Flynn. Second g-ame ' OAKIUAKD. , AB. R. H. PO. A. E. onrrin, p. .. Berry, c 6 4 4 4 4 3 2 3 3 3 3 0 1 1 11 1 4 0 8 Cook, If. Trusdale, 2b Hogan. cf. ; . . HeftrauUer, rf. Eagan, as. . ., Mlfier, lb. Smith. -8b. ... Lewis, c. Nelson, . p. Total . 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0..0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 1 3 0 0 4 0 1 15 7 0 1 0 PORTLAND. AB. R. H. PO. A. E. Casey, lb. 1 Cooney, as 2 Johnson, 3b. 2 Danzlar. lb 2 Frambes, cf. 2 Mccreme, rr. z Bassey. If. .......... 1 Madden, c. 3 Oraney, p. t 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Total .....3 1 18 38 IS 0 Two out when winning; run waa scored. SCORE BY INNINGS. Los Angeles 0 0000 000 00 0 Hits 1.0000 1 020 1 2 1 San Francisco ...0000000000 1 Hits 1020 1 10 2 2 1 212 SUMMARY. Two-base hits Berry. Ellis. Sacri fice hits Griffin. Dillon. Williama Double plays Dillon to Howard to Del mas to llls to Howard. Brashear un assisted. Balk Griffin. First base on balls Off Hosp. 4; off Griffin. 8 Struck out By Hosp, 1; by Griffin. 1. Time 1 :60. Umpires O'Connell and Perina. Afternoon game LOS ANGELES. 16 i m a a disnes is the only way. w rrf et ru, jb. A WOMAN SPECIALIST MRS. S. IC CHAN, the enir Chinee woman doctortna la mis city, she feae cared many afflicted sufferera. Cnred prlrste and female oiseaaea. alsa throat and lunr troubles; stomach, bladder and kldnera and dlaeaaea ef all kinds that tha human Hh Is heir t. Cured by China rirt and roots . Km Bdiea fcamileea No orer stiiwia Honest trextntevt Ersmlna. ttrvtis tr. !: 4 MORRISON SI- Ba ta rut and tUcoBd. 0 0 0 1 0 0 01 Total 1 0 1 SCORE BY INNINGS, Oakland 0 0 0 Hlta 0 0 1 Portland 0 0 0 Hlta 1 0 0 SUMMARY. a....rtU All Tl. lkf.l.MM S- Kw fMnAW 6. Baaea on balls Off Nelson, 2. Two- hase hlta cooney. stolen oaae Lewia. Left on baaea. Oakland. 1; Portland. Tim of fame (0 minutes. Umpire (neyn and Flynn. ALBANY CLUB TO PUT OUT FOOTBALL TEAM SaBial Dlsnstck to Tbe J tarsal I Albany. Or Sept 28. Tohe AlrO lub or thl city has oeciaeo to orcanlae a roothau team tor the com In a; aeaaon. The club has Borne fine material, in cluding laat year's athletic teem, and ought to ajiplro for stste championship honora Men wno win try ror pnei- tlone are Ward. Stewart. Neeley. Rla Drlrer, Flo, Sterens, Hockensmlth. Franria. llernil. Btanaaro. oicaona. Piitchard ajnd Marka The club s taabU'team waa a eanwt decided aurresB. havlna; won tha hand some eap at to eaiem cnarry tair. it Is believed that even greater things ca be . accomplished along root bail llnea ' Tomm'a Golf OuunptofMhip. Toronta, OnU. ept. 18 The) Oanadlaa wotnen'e golf cTiamplonsMp at t he Royal Golf esaoclattoa wiu te eon. tested at Lambtoa this weak and frm all Indications It will b en 1 ef the most Bt-ceul fournsanefits la the b 1b tory of th association. Among th ew t rants are many of the foremost woaaea o.X txpvtg f Lba basvAiAa. - - - Oakes. cf. . . Wheeler, 8b. Dillon, lb. .. Brashear. rf. Howard 2b. . Ellia If. Delmas, aa. . Hogan, c. .... Gray, p AB. R. H. PO. A. E. 0 0 3 13 Total 33 4 11 SAN FRANCISCO. 7 17 1 Mohler. 2b. Hlldebrand. Zeloer, mm. . , Bodle, rf. . . Williams, lb. Beck, cf. Berry, e. Curtia. 3b. .. Putor. n Browning;, p.. Henly ., Total ..... If. f 4 10 ! Won. Los Ane-eles 92 Portland 80 San Francisco 82 Oakland 72 Lost. 68 74 89 95 P. C. .578 .51 .480 .430 WEST KELSO F0BFEITS GAME TO CASTLE E0CK (Special Dltpatch to Tbe Journal.) Caetlerock. Wash., Sept. 28. Castle rock won the deciding game and Tien- nan t this afternoon In the Interstate league aeries, heing- pitted against West Kelso, with which club It had been tied since last Sunday. In the last half of a iz-innlnar game Sunday, without single run on either side, with Castle- rock at bat and a good prospect of scoring, "Farmer Bill. West Kelso'a manager, raised a howl about a decision OC the umpire and marched his men off tne neid. whereupon the umpire prompt ly awarded the game to the nine from this city. So much interest was fel In the final game that people came from all over the county to see It, and the grounds and grandstand were crowded. ureat eiauon is reit here over tne eult. re- .. 80 t t T II I Batted for Browning In ninth. SCORE BY INNINGS. Los Angeles la4 Hits 4II1IIII 111 San Francisco ..... .OlttOOli 3 Hlta 120 81 11 21 t SUMMARY. Tro-has Mts Oortla Hnin ftV WUllama. Three-baa hits f-lilon 1. Ran Off Suter. 4; bits. ; off Brown ing. 0: hlta 2. Saertflo hits Hllde brand. Reek. Gray. Wheeler. suimi baeeak tllia Doubl Msrs Delmas to Dillea. Wheeler to Howard to ptllnn. First b it bllB Off Gray 4; ef f Sutor. 4: ff Browning. 1. Hit by pitcher -perry. Rek. Btruet rut P r Gray. 4: by fcotor. 4: by Brewnltie. L red bail Hocan Wild r'trr.e Gray. Time lift. Umpire O CcmneD aad parta. An lertrte efn row tee la a rsat laretitloa I Eng iaJd. It alfta crtna n a metal Mat aad taka theaa aaj-k denominaifaaa is ipr Utaa. , it -rjrT arcmT a m. $5 $10.00 SET OF TEETH FOR WrtHea OaaraartM for ! Tear. CaVOWaia Any tooth In the motatb w crows who Bona goia. 2 2k. Carantad ta b tbe mit rr t for waly VbUU Aay Porcelain Crown made a mat ter wnat iney are rauea or bow they ar road a Our pries Is only mmnaZaVolld Gold Oold tMcaa, r-orceum ff m ff F route. pr toe &JJ Solid Oold Teeth, Ilk. ftfi bridge, r-T teeth iyUlJ All ether wwrk earn pr!-- pepwr- Hnsiatelv. TITT.MUM ZXTmACTXOV Fre When 1 1 te r Rrtde-e are Orderwl, a.aimM wweraa 54.00 Top. Boll 4 LILT DL1TAL PARLORS Ajra oovcm vtuzts. Hewr I a aa ta p. ta. A-141. Opa aadaya The other instances nf imnl.t. triples are widely separated. The first recorded was made hv Paul Hin.. nf ine jrroviaence, . i., cino. May 8, 1878. The third one was made by Harry O'Hagan of the Rochester club at Jep- aey City, August 18, 1902. 'ACTUS BENEFIT IS SET FOR OCTOBER 16 Friday night, October 18, haa been set aa the data for the big: benefit for Joe Acton, the veteran wrestling instructor of Multnomah Athletic club, recently retired. The affair will b held at the Multnomah club and the evening wnt ui uovuiea 10 an acmetio program maun uy ui wrenuuif ana Doxmg nam bers. Acton, who waa one time 'middle weight cnampion or tne world, has been the club instructor for eight years. Ha is os year oi age. eg---- CALENDAR OF SP0ET FOR THE WEEK Monday Western Women'a Golf as sociation championship tournament be gin at St. Louis: women's rhamnlon. ship of the Royal Canadian Golf asso ciation begins at Lambton; week'a race meeting of the Queen's County Jockey club beglna at Aqueduct; threa weeks' race meetlna- begins at T.nnln- at North Yakima, Wash. xuesaaj- opening or race meeting at Spokane, Wash.; opening of rac meet ing at Hamilton. Ont. Wednesdav Owen Mnrsn n VAAtm Hanlon, 20 rounds, at San Francisco; opening of horse show at Brockton, Mas.: football. Yale vs. Wesleyan at New Haven: Harvard vs. Bowdoln at Cambridge: Pennsylvania va North Carolina at Philadelphia; Dartmouth, va. Vermont at Hanover. Thuraday Two days' reliabllltT run of the IndlanaDolls Automobile asso ciation; opening of annual horse ahow Mornatown. n. j. Friday Twenty-four hour automobile race at Brighton Beach track; opening or annual norso snow at iocust Val ley, N. Y. featurday Chamnlonshln meet nf th Amateur Athletic Federation of Canada t Montreal: football. Yale-8yracuM at New Haven; Harvard-Maine at Cam bridge; Prlnceton-gprlngfleld Training School at Princeton: Anniixilla.Rutr.ri at Annkpblla; West Polnt-Tufta at West Point; Cornell-Hamilton at Itehaca. This Date in Sport Annals. 1887 Near Providence, R. I., Barney Atron oeieaia j. nonagnan In 10 rou no a. 1843 At Fonghkeepsle, K T., James Ham 111 defeated Joshua Ward in scull ing match ror championship and 32.000. 18M At Sydney, N. g. W Peter Kemp defeated Edward an lan la ncull tng match. 8 mile 830 yards, for 38.000 and championship of the world. 1M At Toronto. J. g. Mitchell threw the 8t-POund weight 27 feet 4 Inchon eat!ng record. 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T r. la an of LM BBt popular ta cab. SWN On GymnasUca wUl K he'd Vonday. ! neaday M FrVdayr r!eg an-t rf. ling. Te.'r aad Tar1i-, -. tnlDg Taeeday. All rtr a r to 8 scett th honlrg which are from 3 1 t. i x CtilJ U'eal her fri-op CtTwlnrsM. t-rt. ? 7 r rp- ht e1 f.e f-lln - 1 xlv st "n--" iffount ef co."! - - . i r i I 1 V