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SPORTING- NEWS 0E1HE W
BEHIIS SHIVER
AS OAKS SCORE
GarreU JTtimpod Out of Box
, in the Opening: Canto
Down South.
V
lu YTanctaeo, Oot t. -Ltttl J mi
Garrett started again today, but tht
OrMki threw th stiletto Into him In
th first canto, getting away with fir
run and tha ram a. Cold and shivering.
Oarratt gar war to Boa, who flnlahad
- th (am, a How In a th noma guard to
grab thra rune in th eighth, making
th aeor I to 7.
A oold wtnd blew-across th diamond
and th playing waa unusually rratio
on both aide.. Van Haltrcn uaed thr
slabeters, Nolson.a buaher named Davis
and Christian. Out of tha trio th
northernr coaxed flva hit and catna
near making a win of ' It In th laat
Inning. ' i
Two horns, rues, ona by .Heltmuller
In .the first Innlnar. and tha ethar br
Ota Johnson In th fourth added splc
to in game.
Th northerner copped two In th
third.- frtiir In th fourth and on In the
ninth. The score:'
AB, R. H. PO.A. BJ.
.,-.;... 4 i o v i
Casev, 3b
t'oonev. aa
Johnson, lb
nangig, id
Il .. M
MoCredle. rf
Kyan, cf . ,,,
jTamnes,' c
Oarrett p ;
Bos, p ....
Graney, rf ,
Totals ..'
2
3
7
1
0
,1
7
1
0
7 I 34
1
1
1
1
1
0
0
o
1
0
H. PO.A. B.
i a o o
1 8
l t
i t
1 i
0 12
2 4
24
OAKLAND. .
lAB. R
Cook. If : B l
TruesdaJe, So 6
Lewis, rf S
Heltmuller, rf 4
Hogan, as 2
MUler. lb 2
J A Long, c. 4
- Halllban. 2b 2
Nelson, p ........... 2
Iavls. p "1
C lunula ........... 0
Christians P 0
i Totals V. 10 27 14
vl ; - .... f. ... tt.
Batted for Nelson in eighth.
ri. SCORE BY, INNINGS. ', .
Portland 0 024000 1 7
Hits . 0 0 2 2 0 0 0 0 1 I
Oakland' .. B 0 0.0 0 0 0 2 8
Hits ,M. 2 1 1 1 1-1 1 1 10
, SUMMARY.
Kuns ore uarrett 6. bits 2; off Rose
V bits 7: off. Davis 2, hit. 2. Home
runs Heltmuller, .Johnson. .Two-base
pits cook. Kyan, i - Lewis, Truesdale,
Halllbane. Sacrifice hlts-r-McCredle,
xiaiiiDane, x.a iong ana christian.
Stolen bases Cooney, Danxlg, Hogan,
' La Longe. Halllbane (2). First on
balls Off Garrett, 1; off Nelson, 2; off
. xjavis, l. struca out ay uarrett i;
by Rose, ; br Nelson. 2; br Davis. 1.
lilt' h. ltha- I.la rh'n..tl
MoCredle by Davis), Miller. Time of
game x hours, zu minutes. Umpires
u uinneii ana iynn.
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Hari Schaffoeir
. Kive made for us this season,
the best 16t of clothes we ever .
offered. There are a lot of new
fabrics ;ran the new colors
are' as! varied and as attract
ive as ever.: New models and
new kinks in sfyle; and you'll
find just what suits you. In
dark goods also, blue serges
and tyack. Thibets and the
,like, we'll show you tie right
thing and at the right prices.
Sam'iRosenblatt&Co.
Cor. Third and Morrison Sta, ;
If Cleveland manages to beat Detroit
out In a whipping finish for the cham
pionship of the American league, it will
be due more than anything else to the
superb playing and efficient managing
Napoleon Lajole, Foremost Ball Player.
of Napoleon Lajole. For years Lajole
has been dubbed the greatest all-round
ball player on the diamond. He Is a
consistent player andstrong batter and
wnnai a splendid leader. For years
the fans of American - have seen Cleve
land creep up to th flag and then just
iu au me nnisn. nnouii the cieve
SIDELINE STORIES
OF GRLAT NORTHWEST
' Hamilton Races.
Hamilton, Ont4 Oct. 2. Weather
douay, trade fast. Results yesterday;
Jrst race, -six ruriongs, purse i
anni jviaia tiis; uergen, won Ayr
t Water (121) 7Brannon, second; Clean
i owwp iiujj mucneii, mira. Time,
z Second race, six ' furlongs, aelllnr
j Hoyl .(98) Garner, won: Aralia (5)
Robs, second; Tonr W (106) Musgrava,
v jiira. ume, ill.
Third race, mil and on sixteenth,
selling Solon Shingle (108) Moreland,
wun, nvra t- ixvit jnice, secona; uocic
ure (101) Murphy, third. Time. 1:48.
Fourth race, steeplechase, about two
,. nines move juane tisoi Bltnpson. won
Woodside (IBS) McClaln,. second; Cal-
ooranatcme UZ7) iagan, third. Time,
a ;2l 1-6.
Fifth race, six furlongs, handicap
cinon ii id jworeiana, won; King Co
balt (115) Garner, second; Royal Onyx
vvr iuuriKjr, iniro,.K time, 1:12 i-n.
Sixth race, one mile, on the turf.
purse Throckmorton (112) Musgrave,
wuiij .jmuvH.ri ixoj joums. second:
Oroonooka (101) Garner, third. . Time,
NORTHWEST GOLF IS
SCHEDULED NOV. 14
ELIMINATION PLAY STARTS TOMORROW
landers win the pennant after all their
ng there would be
this good old Ohio
unsuccessful strlvln
much rejoicing In
town.
POOR RESULTS III
FIRST DAY SHOOT
Louisville Races.
' Louisville. Ky., Oct. 2. Weather
Clear, track fast. Results yesterday:
First race, five and a half furlongs,
selling Sorrowful, 109 (Powers), won;
Bplendida. 108 (TroxlerK second: All
Redt 10 (McGee), third, time, 1:11 1-6.
. Second race, mile and 70 yards, sell
In Financier, 108 (Powers), won;
tunvegan second; Lady Baldur, 109
(Deverlch), third. Time, 1:48.
Third race, six furlongs, selling Ben
Double. 11 (Troxler),' won: Bonebrake.
114 (Deverlch), socond; Mlltlades. 122
(Powers), third. Time, 1:15 2-6. - j
ixoveniDer it has been selected as
th data for th greatest gathering of
goii experts ever known on th coast.
the occasion being . the first annual
northwest' tournament on. the Waverly
links for a 8500 challenge trofchy. Th
prise is the most valuable Of its kind
ever offered west of the Rockies.
For months - the local golfers have
peen preparing to entertain the vis
itors and it will be the most elabor
ate welcome ever extended by the or
ganisation. Each visiting club will be
represented in the tournament by eight
players, the out-of-town clubs being
Tacoma, Seattle, Spokane and Van
couver, B. C i
Elimination play to select tha mem
bers of the team will commence at
the links tomorrow afternoon, whlln
at the same time the winner In tha
finals will be awarded the directors'
cup. I
Mongolian Pheasants Are
Scarcer Than Any Season
Since Lawful to Kill.
ALBANY HIGH DOUBLES.
Present Year Promises to Be a Rec
ord Breaker.
(Siwctil Dlsnstch to Tbe Joarnal.l
Albany. Or., Oct. 2. The attendance
of last
a reco:
ear. This year pror
breaker along all 11
romisea to be
nes.
Th play tomorrow will be known
a ,The. irst qualifying round. The
qualifying rounds will b played on
four consecutive Saturdays. The two
best scores In each round will be se
lected and the final play for the di
rectors' oup willtbe held October 81.
Ihe green Is now swarming with
piayers ana everyone is desirous
mailing a. piace on tne team
Will mOAt tha . n.h.n. 1 r L
expected that the entire membership of "rBt day'8 "footing yesterday. In Polk,
the club will be out during the next Benton, Linn and Marion counties there
ih ;,,i.. "JZZZTmJ11 "er 10 el ! an unusual scarcity, old and experi
Since the cup to be nut hd bv tha I encea hunters being able to bag but
waverly club is a challenge trophy, it three or four.
yaiion wnerever goir is being played
In the Unite) Sla.tn kni th i-.i
goirers purpose to take advantage of
the opportunity offered tn t1bo tha
V Jl . T i . . .
liuse iny on me goii map.
iam Mongolian pheasants are as
scare as buffaloes, Is the report
of brought back to the city by practically
which every hunter who narticinated in tha
season
a no-
The
tlceable shortage in the fields.
sportsmen attribute this to the fact that
me nens are being Rilled off at a raold
rate, and cronaa:ation la dlmlnlahail rinr.
inar me Dreeaing months.
Fourth race, th Cherokee handlcaD.
six furlongs Zlenap, 97 (Butler), won;
P-SPTl?- x?8 (Powers), second: Please,
107 (Deverlch). third. Time, 1:14.
Fifth race. Six flirlnnvn nnraa Tnn.
ay Robinson. 101 fnintmrv won- nth
uooawm, f (Walsh), second; Gold
Treasure. 97 (Butler), third. Time, 1:15.
Sixth race, mile nnrl 70 v.rrl. aaiiinv
Lady Esther (100), McGee. won; HanB
i...': "u"t, necoiio imDOden 1102),
Walsh, third. Time. 1:45 2-5.
uifttffifri
2
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E. A. Parsons and Rav Annerson. who
uunieu in mo jjayioo secuon, in com
pany with one of the residents, dropped
vui seven Dirus, uio poorest uays
suits since either has been In the tit
a period covering several years. From
omer numers mere is tne ama rnnrt
and it appears to t be general over the
vaiiey.
Residents around Indenendnnna mnA
Harrlsburg noted the dearth of upland
game several weeks ago, and the field
trials near Independence laat week fully
uiuu0ucu bus ootTeasfl in DlruS.
STICKING RALLY IN
TENTH GIVES WINNER
Vbere yi want It
Ulea yea want It
xS?jnrTStttts3 socke c smell n trouble.
. ' . Ohm von want W in a Iinrrv
..ii .it
a some rom in tne house the lur-
race does not reach. . It's so easy to
N pick up and carry a '
PERFECTION OH Heater
(Equipped wltk SmokclcM Device)
to jnc room you want to heat suitable or any room in the
house. It has a real smokeless device absolutely preventing
smoke or smellhira the wick as hifih as you can or
, as low as you like brass font holds 4 quarts oi oil
a . 1 . f nl n.
pat gives oui glowing neai lor y noun, r in
V ished in iapan and nickel - an ornament
IrS. tnywhere. Every heater warranted.
STANDING OP THE TEAMS.
Pacific Coaat League.
won. Ixst P.C
Los Anselea a - tit
x-uniana l 7 .5jg
San Francisco X at jt?
uaaiana 74 88 .tis
NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES.
(tatted Prass Leased Wire.)
jjos Angelas, - Oct. 2. A double bv
orann ana a single by Delmas In th
10th lnntna- Won a 1 tn 1 roma
day for Los Angeles. The score:
LOS ANGELES.
AB. R. H.PO.A.E.
At Philadelphia.
First same
New York...-
Philadelphia
Batteries Vithmnn mnA
Corrtdon. Richie sod Dooin.
Second gam
New York
Philadelphia . . . g
Batteries Wilts. McOlnnlty
plra Johnston and Klem.
Oakes, of .
Bills. If ..
Dillon, lb . .
Brashear, rf
Howard, tb
Bmlth. 2b .
Delmas, ss .,
Hogan, o
Nagle, p
w
s
4
S
3
4
4
4
3
S
at the Albany High school is twice that
Officers of the senior. Junior, sooho-
more and freshmen classes were elected
yesterday afternoon. The officers elect
ed in the respective classes were as fol
lows: ! v
Senior class President. Viva Archi
bald: vice-president. Cleo Weaver: see-
reiary, mary mcuonaia; treasurer, LAW-
ence Mcisnae; sergeant-at-arms, unes
er Houston.
Junior class President. I.I la Pattnn;
vice-president Gertrude Taylor; secre
tary. Park Stalnaker; treasurer, Mar
garet uonteiui; sergeant-at-arms,
George Dooley. 1
Sophomore class President, Winnie
Austin ; vice-president, Helen Gilbert;
secretary, Kleth Vanwinkle; treasurer,
Bernlce Hackleman; sergeant-at-arms,
Owen Douglas.
Freshmen class Carrie Ward and
Ruth Thompson tied for the office of
president and another election will be
neia later; vice-president, Edwin Vle
rlclc; secretary. Vera Wood worth; treas
urer, aurora rtyne; sergeant-at-arms,
Leo Howard, and Thomas Ferguson.
THE DALLES' NEW HOTEL
.
Contract Let for Foundation of $75,.
000 Structure.
(Special Dispatch to The Journal, t
The Dalles. Or.. Oct. 2 A. onnfmof
for th foundation of th new hotel, to
"i umn uoro, was lei yesterday to l.
D. Camcbell A Co. of Diilnth xrinn
Three bids were submitted tn th
oi noiei airectors. xne Dia or the L.
p. Campbell company was the lowest.
Tha firm has in th mii. n.v
for the North Bank railroad and hna all
necessary macninery at hand.
Work on th foundation will com
menca October 5 and will ha rnmnlarail
-.1 - ...
th note! will be 90 by 120 feet front
S,. Jner?wiu J6 68 rooms. The
buJldin XU1 ,P four atorles, costing
$76,000. It will occupy a hatf block.
P0BTLAND HUNTERS
WILL CHASE BKUIN
KENNEWICK'S f 10,000 DEPOT
asa--isB-aii .
Structure Will Be Ready for Oc
cupancy January 1.
(Special Diseatca to-Tb JooraaLI
Kennewlck, Wash,, Oct. 3. Th Spo
kane, Portland & Seattl Rail way com
pany is now Dreparinr arrounda fo7lti
tlO.OOt depot at Kennewlck. The plana
nav been completed, blda asked for
and the struotuVe will b ready for
occupancy by Januarv I. Th anxiety
of this company to participate in th
neavy traxiio orrerea oy K.ennewlck Is
shown by its offer to oarrv roolc free
of charge, for th purpos of macadam-
izmg ins streets leading rrom Its ter
minal grounds to the center of Ken
newlck. . Th city has accented tha
offer.
The survevlnr parties of the Kenn.
wick Northern are still In tha field.
comoletlnr definite location of tha Una.
Early construction on this road Is assured.
CONGREGATIONAL
' MISSIONARIES MEET
An Important missionary eonfroo,
th sixty-second annual meeting of the
American Missionary association, will
convene In Galesburg, IUL, October JO, in
in centra uongregational church. Ev
ery Congregational church In th coun.
intitied to be represented by tha
and two delegates. President
pastor
Hi
snr Churchill Iflnv nt rtharlln
leg will deliver th annual addrasa. Jk
Those who 1 desire further lnfnrma- a
tlon concerning this meeting may cor
respond with any of th followlngr
Rev. Benjamin V. Martin, assistant
pastor Central church.
General oommltfee President Thomas
McClelland, Knox college.
Entertainment committee 0. jr. Col
ton, 18S West South street '
Transportation W. H. Spinner, tit
North Academy street.
Finance -E M. Dunn. SKI nsn-H.
Cherry street ' .'m,;.
Committee on arranrnmenta 17 r
Arnold, 75 East Main street.
Reception committee J. K. waatnn
North Cherry street
The wast products of a nearhv nnnl
mine are utilised to furnish tha ritv
of Amherst Nova Scotia, with heat anil
power.
It
WE ARE
HEIMER'S
R. H. Ks
..491
. . I 10 1
NeedM.m;
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and
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Totals
.31 3 I 30 II
SAN FRANCISCO.
At Cincinnati.
..VT.
O If w
I V IIO-ILUMU k -a .aaaa. - . It
Chicago ' ( (
. aerjes epao and Schlel; Real
jmcn ana aomg. umpires Owen and
At Brooklyn.
Boston .
Brooklyn
Batteries McCarthy
and
R. H. E
1
3 I
Graham;
i mplre Emalia.
At rhfladelphia.
Tbci
hi.1
xLamp
Pfwtten
Pbtladetphla
Batteries Mora-an
Plank and Lapp.
and
R- H. E.
-.3 4 1
.tit
Donohu
h -n- a - mlr ksat
wtA 4 IsM inyrwai trttnl ink War. tmmy ka- 1 a rUiL
B f - P--imm Oi Heh m Rar Lmf kwm
ymm aaW T la wS aiiTf W J mi iS I riiaja.
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TAKDARnOtt comi-amt
KOBTHWESTER7I LEAGTHt
Fpokaa. (; Vancouver, t. .
Mooeow will soo-i kav a belt u.
Iread. aaarly alne aaUes la Inith
1 rn?" aD tbe Tmrnl Iln-a Jh.i
Iaite trvm th- ntr and aarrlar a wmm--r
f facterteai aw dlstaat frasi aor
Una. '
1 aw
Hlldebrand, If ....... 4
Zelder, ss ........... t
Melchior. rf fi
wiiiiaroe, lb 3
Beck, of 4
Berry, o 4
Bodle, 3b 4
Wlllla, p.
AB. R. H. PaA. E.
e v 1 S 5 n
0 0(00
0 3 6 1
0 0 0 0 0
1 10 1 0
0 0 2 0 0
0 0 13 0
1 3 3 0 0
0 0 0 3 0
Totals
.3 1 433 II 1
'One out when winning run scored.
SCORE BT INNINGS.
Los Angeles ... Mtttltl 1 a
mil ..1 s a a s 1 1 a a
San Franclsc ..001 0 1
mis . .... ... 1 1 1 1 n 1 1
SCMMART. (
Two-baa hit Smith. ItaAriflra hit
uuea Ktolan bun Hnwinl afnhla-
Lfouoi piays zldr to Mooter to Wll
llama. WlUlama to Zelder. First bas
Delia w una z: Nar a 4. Rtrwk
at By Nagl. I; Willis. I. Tim
1:41. Lmplraa Toman and Ferine.
SF0RTING DOGS WIN
IX LA CONNER TRIALS
(Bsectol Dlsvatc to Tbe JaaraaD
La Conner, Wash, Oct 3. Sport
Dans tone, tha crack boating deg owned
by B. W. Alton of rth Taklma. was
rvtonied wlnnar In t ha Haf hv in tha
fad trials hr rrdV. Jarlt Revere.
ewned fcv T. W WiUianta tt Vancowver.
C. was "Md and Kl fiMUrn owiwmI
T T. H. Geran ef tin rranclsca mmm
(Special Diapatch to Tha Jonrnal.)
a Ai . i T' wl vv.w -JL. IU. will
of Trout Lake. Wash., bas secured th
US Of the famous nark or 9H Kaa
hounds, formerly belonging to Mordecal
Jones, the Welsh nlmrod of Hunters'
Hill, on the White Salmon rivar. arM
with a large party of . hunters from
Portland. Will chnin hniln to hla aa.h
In th Vicinitv of Indian rara frank- a
few miles from Trout LAke. It in said
inat oear in iara-a numhara ntav h.
iuuuu in iu xooinuis or Mount Adams.
Mr. Witt and party will start from
a rout uue tor tne cnase October 13.
Helena Race.
Helena, Mont, Oct. t. Weather clear.
uarca iav- ncsuiii yesteroay:
First race, six furlongs, selling Flora
n Tn xuseni. 10 to l won;
oir onuar, 11 tBluart, I to I, SC-
? a-Jmot ir?. lf (Mors. to 8,
third. Time, 1:10.
Second race, f lv furlongs, handicap
oiewart. 11 to 1, won;
Contingent (111 Clark - to 1 ,.4.'
. uu.u jaiuiaara, oat.
atuia. 1.V1,
Third race, Helena- Handicap, tl.000,
uiuv uw a lourm (jaoin. II (Klrsch
Dum,la. o won; Petray IL 104
J to a, secona; MqueL 4
Van Dusen). 3 to 1, third. Tlm.l:0
rourxa race, mue, selling Taakm
ter. ti (M. Nelson) 13 to I. won; 8am
Barber.100 (Miller), out econd; Pot
naUo, II (Mandrs). 4 to- (, third. Tim
Roeorda compllM at London for mmr-
KTmi yu- ioow inai mort rires occur
In that cltr on A&turdav than m
a, a . a " ' . - m
V uivi uai VL III! WBTB. uin Vtnts-aa a
August and December than In any other
Bioertan caDltallata Mn m.ai
wun Dnuio oanaers to rinanoa rail.
war operstions In northern Asia which
win iao anormouB ueooaita or mm..
Iron, coal and other minerals '
nnmT ooun wit now.
when veu im that kin a ... 1
sui-rwai roii anow inii rB.nmtMM
weather Is at hand. Get ready for It !
pew by setting a bottle of Ballard a 1
rn IJnlment. Finest thing mad for I
fi.mniaii.m. rniiDiaina. rrost btte, sore
an im i jomia ana munciea, all ache
I p" r- "- oot a ty natdTvore Lfraf Co.
DISTRIBUTORS OF KUPPEN
FINEST CLOTHING. PRICES.
$20.00 TO $40.00.
VALUES
TOO GOOD TO MISS
See Our 3 Big Specials
MEN'S SUITS, OVERCOATS AND
RAINCOATS
Suit
Overcoat
Raincoat
Suit (
Overcoat
Raincoat
Salt
Overcoat
Raincoat
When you consider oth
stores as: $5 to $10
i x
more for these garments
the Values are indeed most
extraordinary.
STYLE
VERY LATEST.
FIT PERFECT.
QUALITY BEST.
LX .CXRElajQTHEa
. s COLORINGS BROWN. OLIVE, GRAY.
MATERIALS WORSTEDS. CASSIMERES.
V . VALUES BEST .IN THE CITY. '
CLOTHING
COMPANY
CORNER MORRISON AND SECOND STS.
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t.Ud,
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