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THE OttEGON SUNDAY JOURNAL, PORTLAND. SUNDAY MOIiNING, OCTOUER 4, 1008. PROTECT HENS AND ; PRESERVE HUNTING KILLING FEU ALB "CHINKS" STOPS SPORT MINOR LEAGUE PENNANT ; . ' WINNERS OF YEAR 1908 Portland sportsmen, and In fact up land bird hunters til over tha valley, ' ra alarmed at tha shortage of Hon gollaa pheaaante, of which there are . laaa now than at . any tints alnoa tha bird war Introduced. -They ara fear ful that If tha proaant (" laws .are . not amandad for their protection It will not be mora than a year before thay ara unrminiiwi uioirmcr, There la a general fowling that tha dacreaaa la due mora to ono thing than any other. r'armere and othera clone to tha bird during their breeding sea- - mnn ramrna tnai me lac or nana la reaponalbla for toe death of birds. They aUta that avery hunter practically who waa out In the fields laat year and the year previous, . carried noma- two ana ven tnre nena to one cock. The Monro! Inn cock la a polygamous bird and will not mate with any one nen in a single neat. or mis reaaon 1 there should be more hena than cocks. . out just ina reverse la true in ores 'Along at nesting time tha mala bird a ' oommence fighting among themeelvea ' and more than one broken-hearted ban hae i had her horn dlarupted. Mala Wis Old Bird. Tha Mongolian cork la a wlaa bird. In. fact there la no upland bird ao quirk to acent dancer and ao clever at getting away. Once he detects adangeroua looking' Individual ha ducka hie head and hits for tha tall graaa and makee a strong effort to escape. The ieek looking hen la not so apt at the-''getaway" and Invariably drops before the hunter's fire. It la for this reason that the snorts men all through the valley would throw all the protection possible around tha ' hen.' Without Jier the feathered - race will die out 1st short order. -Very likely' at the meeting of tha Oregon- Plan and Game association Wednesday night this matter will be I given ' the fullest - consideration. Lo cally there la a great deslr to aava the ecort. -for it la the keeneet that anortamen have ever met .with on, the upland. ; . ' ' Members of tha gsme association aay Ihey will prepare a petition tobe ntt legfalaturo asking; that the Uvea of fe male Mongolian pheaaante . . be pro tected. They would not pleen a ban on corks, allowing them to be hunted at will during the open season. They estimate with such a law active the "chinks" will not only be saved from extermination, but tney aueh a .rate that there for everybody who desires to - go Into tha field In -the next two years. r British Colombia nam. This la, the plan adopted In British Columbia and It worka to perfection. The fact that only the cocks can be killed adda seat to tha hunting, for tha BDortaman flnda he must nit all hi cleverness againat tha wily fellow t In aide tha bright plumage.- There , kra thousands of Dlrda In British Columbia and the man who goea Into the field never despairs of getting his baa) full at the end or tha day. i Juat the jreverae la tha rule In the valley this year, tha ' man who ceta full nag belng the ' exception. There hava been aoma charaea of blrda be-1 Ing killed out of season, but the sports men, aay suoh losses are Insignificant when compared with the-greater evil: Organlaatlon. ' Winner. America Aaaorlattoo. . . .Indianapolis Horn hero Lwague Nashville Knstern I.agu. .Baltimore Wastnrn Leaaue Hloux ft'T New ICngland league .. . .Worooater Connecticut Leagu . , . . Hprlngf laid Trl-Hleta League ...... .Wllllaiseport Central league KvanaVllle , Waatarn Association , ...Topeka Thrae-1 league Springfield New York 6 fat League. .hVremon Texts league Han Antonio - South Allsntla League, . Jacksonville Central Association .Waterloo Cotton 8tatea League. . .Jackson v Virginia League Hichmond ' Wlaronaln-Illlnola League Wtuuu -South Michigan League. .Saginaw -Northern League , Brandos. . Ohlo-penn. league ...... Akron in iZVl.ll IIHnola-Mlssiuirl League. .Hannibal r - Z 11 iT!i7ini Arkanaag Leagu Hot Springs will be hunting (.arona Aaeoclatlon . .Oreenaboro Oklu.-Kaneaa Leasua ...Tulaa South Carolina league ..Sumpter'- Ohio Bute Learue Incaater Eastern Carolina League Wilmington Won. 3 H . II Is , ! ii ' . 14 Is II ' & i 77 ' II tt ' 7 ' 71 71 . -II ' , IT " 71 ! I II ' 41 ' M II 41. II . n . 44 41 . ' S , 14 9 ii , ' . 7 ' , 41 ia i ,n , i It t 7 17 II PC .401. .171 .111 sill wilt .144 .100 ' .140 , .101 .121 .114 .14 .704 .III .no .117 .111 .117 .III .171 .171 I7I .110 .101 .417 .147 PoaltlOB.'fT. ftisth fctshth Hlalh riuth , Klrat Third First ' Fourth. , Fourth. Third. Heoond. . Third. . rirsU. Third. fifth Second 1st fceason 1st Season Third 1st Season Season Seaaoa Season Seaauaj Seaaou Seaaon 1 el 1st Atlantlo League. (In dlaptite) Potuvllle won tba pennant for first half of aegaon. . nanukin ana Aiieniown ciajm pennant tor aeoond hair, ehanv okln won four out of ala post-seaeoa gamee from Pottsvllle for cham- pionsnip. - . j . . , . , t i i . COVALESKI BEATS TiEW YORK GIANTS , : i of killing off all the hen blrda. IVnnno- Pirnlior HfnVnfl Bo far as climate and forage are oon- ivuuk.. auvuw "-" eernaa na cnipaa- innve apienaiuiy here. Thev are nearly aa nrollfio aa In their native Heath. They prodnce better even - than In British Columbia. FVir this reaaon the eaatern sportsmen like to come to Oregon for their hunt- nr. Valley sportsmen are fearinc the tales tney- mignt carry oack east witn them this year when . they come and find that there are no birds to apeak or. Graw's Pennant Chances Shrink. ORIENTAL MAGNATE LOSES MANY STARS Philadelphia. Oct. 1. For tha third Mm i Ma week Covaleakl'e Ditching won tha rame for Philadelphia over tne Olants. New York made a gamo rauy in the ninth Inning but could not over come tha Quakers' lead, ecore: NEW 'YORK. B. H. PO. A. E. Tenney, lb 1 1 1? 0 Hcnor. !b 1 . I . 3 a McCormlck, If- Donlln, rf Seymour, cf .. Devlin, lb Breaoahan. o . BrldWell. as .. Mathswson. p . Wiltae, p BIG LEAGUERS RUNNING AGAINST SNAGSy ' .Li 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 V .. 0 .. 0 .. 0 .. 0 .. 0 ..' 0 .. 0 ...0 0 0 0 2 I I 1 0 0 neara or it tin tne iancrord aueaUon Maxee. Branerieia, id was oopped to him, Packy McFarland and Battllnr Nel- Osborne., cf son ara aa far awav . from halni I Doojln, fa mAtrheA m aver Th hamntnti la I Dooln, C back in Chicago, face to face with the Covaleekl. p man who aspires to his title, but their recent meetings have brought about nothing and they do not flerure to do any good unless one of the men or his representative cornea Out here By Will J. Slattory. San Franclaco, Oct. 8. Mike Fisher, tha windy magnato who controlled so many ball teams in the Pacific Coast league and who Is now starring as the leader of the oriental Invasion of tha Reach All-American ball team next month. Is experiencing an awful tlra collecting his Btars. Two months ago Mike had on his staff an aggregation of talent that could win tha world's championship' In any country on tha globe, but alnce then his troublea have been piling up thick and fast, till at the present time it looks as though the proposed trip will be one of the sub KJects for tha national commission to pass upon at Its next meeting. nil v.uaoc, uia ywi ui ui ,wol vao- men, who Jumped the New York Amer icans and Joined tho Stockton outlaw team of the California State league, is the snag that Mike ran against in his hour of prosperity. When Chase stood right Fisher signed him to make the trip with the stars, but as aoon as Hal Jumped his contract there waa a wall from the others, especially the big leaguers, and they all backed out on the arrodnds that they could not as sociate with Chase for fear of ruining tneir oaseoaii standing. Fisher then went to Chase and tried iu uuuuio fliiuniv ii. iti. uui. www . i p BninD on n making the trip and Mike had to sweat I trviner to land this match. a rounla of Quarts Of blOOd before ht I Fir T?r,Hr lha wm.ll.F tin A finally got rid of him. But while this j feated- y Frank Qotch last winter, is waa aumg on utij y"!""! '" me latest star to twinKia in tne pu Chance and Llefleld of Pittsburg an- Iglllatlc sky. He Is at present taktni nouncea inni ii was too iais auia iimi Total . ... . S ' I 24 12 Batted for Mathewson In eighth. temot to match PtnVa anit Ham Tana. fllAJJE.L,rlA. ford, the clever Boston middleweight. I . ' R. H. PO. A. E. but Papka aldestepped In J In time and I Orant.. lb 0 announced that he had drawn tha color Knabe, 2b line years ago. although nobody ever Titus, rf ir 1 S 1 I 9 2. I 6 0 Total I 27 16 1 SCORE BY INNINGS. New York .. .1 0.0 0 0 0 0 1 t 2 0 0 " 3 I i T1 W .&Ulf aa "a Philadelphia 0 0 0 0 1 r SUMMARYY. Three-baae Hits Osborne. Struck out By Mathewson 1, by Covaleski S. RrinB on balls Off Covaleski 2. TJm- chanco of pires Johnson and Klem. formally closes ud a deal with Pro moter Jim Coffroth for a 45-round mill. If the llffhtwela-hts do sret toa-ether It is not at all likelv that thev will do so before Now Year's day. Coff rotn win nardiy taka a cha putting them on Thanksgiving for the reaaon that Jack nioninn hna Pan Ira and Ketchel signed up for Thankaaiv- the rest cure in far away Honolulu, but ln7 evening In this city. This looks the plaoe ts not too far distant to keep like a great card and Coffroth has I the doctor from hurling challenges at learned from past experience that it Tommy Burns, Jack Johnson, Al JCauf wlll -not ret him anvthln trvtna- to man or an other heavyweight who bunch an attraction of this kind, even I wants his game, kl. k.ll. 4-. .1 I . Dnll.. ant of the two and Is bound to draw the banner crowd. He could make far more money by stasring Nelson and Mc Farland on New Years day and ha. Is Roller has ' not had much exoerienea with the mitts, but he claims that he knows enough to give htm & start. ' He will arrive m this city within the next couple of -weeks and enter upon his task of tossing challenges. Jesae Woods, the man Who will help Mike Fisher engineer the oriental baseball Invasion, will- look after Roller and try to get him a match. U. aRBTgy. . . ..' ...'J.-?WBHgglJ V I ' till: Jl (This Store Will Be Closed Monday) Hart Schaffner Marx VANCOUVER PEOPLf EHTER SII' HORSES i : i ' ' ' Tone of C6mpetition Much Higher Than Last Year's Splendid Showing:. . i. . - The Vancodver Hunt club has wired about 20 entries for tha Portland horse how. and will send soma of , lta crack hunters and Jumpers hare for their share of tho blue ribbons. Among these will be St Louis, Dan Pedro and Gold Croat, all splendid Jumpers to be shown by women riders. ina Vancouver horses carried off a number of Seattle trophies, are Juat fresh from Victoria winnings and are now showing at New Westminster. They make a splendid showing and are a val uable and welcoma acquialtlon to any how ring. Among those who hava made reserva tions at local hotela for horaa ahow week ara J. A. Ruaaell. nraM of tha iiiraiunr uuni v.iud at Morse Know as sociation; F. W. Rounaefell. Winston Smith T J RnillK Mr r..ll c l.v. Miss Annie N. Smith. Miss Mabel I be one of the distinctive features of cmiin. v. i nomas Tees, ludee at the the show. have made for us this season the best lot of clothes we ever offered. There are a lot of new fabrics; and . the new colors are as varied and as attract ive as ever. New models and new kinks in style; and you'll find just what suits you. In dark goods lso, blue serges,, black Thibets and the like, we'll show you the right thing, and at the right prices. Fall Suits $20 to $45 Carrlkt 190I kr Hart Scaattaar ac Man Sam'IRosenblatt&Co Cor. iThird and Morrison Sts. Seattle horae show; E. R. Ricketts. W a. Holland, T. A. Fee and J. R. Gilbert. raxreU Enters String. J. D. Farrell of Seattln nlan wlriul his entries at the last moment and the Hunt ciuo 18 most eratlflert at tha prospect of having his fine atrlna- of Jumpers, combination horses and ponies. .Ittle Miss Helen Wadsworth Farrell. the ' 10-year-old ' daughter of Mr. Far rell. win anow tier ponies In several classes and la expected to create the same sensation here that she did In the Seattle ring last month. Mr, Farrell's fine tandem pair. Merry Widow and Premier, had the distinction of winning over the famous Sunshine and Bella uranoon in Seattle. Premier, formerly Sensation Klnar. la one of George Watson's recent Importa tions ana is a norse 01 magnincent con formation and high action, while Merrv Widow la one or the handsomest mares on tha Pacific coaat, having great qual ity, Breeding ana acuon. - . . 'irox uaicner wiu again enter tne Port land ring ana clear some or the seven- foot tumps. Tne Journal recently pub lished a picture Of this horse clearing a six-root par in tseattie. wnue Mr. bar rel! goes In strong for hunters and lumpers, he has some especially beauti ful equipment for the gig and runabout classes and his exhibition promises to Proom Oats Veep ODagr. Dr. A. E. Froom has purchased Peep O Day, a handsome and very apeeay mare which he has long coveted, and will have her here in time for exhibition with the rest of his fine string of oacera one, or tne features 01 ur Froom's entries this season will be his two-year-old Josephine, a beautiful black pacing colt which Is wonderfully well trained ana jumps wen. one wm be shown against Lady Zombro, alao young. The program has arone to the printers and from now on practice in the ring will be the chief feature of preparation. The Oriental building at the exposition grounds Is the scene of great activity and the ring is constantly filled with various classes taking tneir turns at schooling. J. W. Cruthers is in charge of the building. SIMPLEX CAR LOOKS WINNER New York. Oct. S. At the end of the eighteenth hour the Simplex car, driven by Robertson, is the undoubted victor in the 24-hour race. The Renault car broke down and was forced to withdraw. FOURTH VICTORY FOR ANGELS OVER SEALS Briswalter Settles Down Al ter Flurry and Holds Mohlerites Safe. (Hearst News by Longest Leased Wire.) Los Angeles, Cai., Oct. I. Los Angeles made away with another game today by a score of 3 to 2, which makes the fourth victory for the Angels over tha Seals In the week's series. Tho biggest crowd since the home coming of the white-uniformed team was rewarded with a great game. Andy Briswalter pitched his second tamo of the week and In the opening nnlnsra was a trifle unsteady, but soon settled down to the form In which he made good with Captain Dillon. L,os Angeies scored in tne initial time V Mike .would have to get along without them. . , This was Quite a crusher ror Fisher, but the worst waa yet to come. Ty Cobb, nls one best bet and the big noise of the trip., had to be heard from. When he aid speuK, 17 responaea wiui atwan right from the heart and when It reached the ears of Fisher ha wag ready to Jump to Honduras. It seems that Hugney Jennings, min er or tne Jjeirou 'ngers, roared when he learned that codd waa con temnlntinar the oriental trio and lnffa mediately warned (Jodd against maaing It. This probably would have settled the matter then and there had not Mr a Cobb cut In, but she did. Having been nromlsed the trio by hei honeymoon excursion, she was bent on taking it, Jennings or no Jennings, ao the matter reata now with tha Tiger manaaer and tha wire of tha Tiger atar arrayed against each otner in com Dai. it looks as tnougn f isner win nave to draw mostly from the ranks of the Paoifio Coaat .and State league teams. though he has Jack Bliss of St. Louis and Tom Delehanty and Bill Burna of Waahlngton on his ataff. The othera who ara aura to go are Joe Nealon, Brick Devereaux, Ota Johnson, George Hildebrand. Slats Henley. Nick Wil liam a and poaslbly Route Zeider, though ha haa been warned by Manager Comiskev or tne White box, to wnicn team he goes next year, that he must stay at home. The present tangle In the' Pacific Coast league la no -nearer to toeing stralahtened out than it waa a couple of months ago. Tha fans In- California are all up in the air aa regards the circuit for next season and. till the meeting of the national commission it would appear mat tnore win ne notn lng stirring or at least no definite aO' tton taken. ' - Tha mission of Ewlnr and Berry In tha northwest evidently did not pan out as wall aa they bad expected. Mc- CtWlla of Portland must hava taken a firm stand for tha northweat and Dug dale apparently Is aa hard a titan to buck against as ever. We atill have tha two California clubs, but If what MrCTedle la Quoted as aaymr roe. r Portland will sever Its connection with tha Coast leagu and 10m tne xortn- western next season. . I 1 Three Portland hunters who had un ma. laiaatna atrriAla law aa a.4 t 1 aft J sha M I A. BW Vl4,iwiaasi 01 -m B-aa-wva aa I f . . - . rather a peculiar and very delicate po-1 au.aa oag-guig Dig gams in Ition. They, have officially awarded I the , Lincoln county forests, have Just Ana-elea. Whtcn every oooy Deneves will I niaea. iur pairs ox em noma ana be Venice. The Northweateni magnates jrka venison enough to laat all win ara evidently not satisfied with this , anaaaameiiL but what can Ewlnr and They ara T. Burna. 121 Eaal his associates dor It would lrnpos-1 TWenty-sayn th streets D. 8. Wamock. slbie for tnern 10 revoae ino xraacniaee .D jr.. naantl atrat RriA ELK HUNTERS WHO BAGGED THE LIMIT IN LINCOLN COUNTY MOUNTAINS L;?:lc m -N$aJ sh. .. . g, -r it ' '' .....- "'" 1 '. 1 1 "". ' . . 'tl at bat on soma clever work by OakeaVj around the bean bags. Three safe oneaj off Brlawalter'a delivery la the aeoondd put the Beala a run to tba good, whetw ha aettled down after this Inning; tmj til the ninth, when tha Seals got two hits and gave the fans a bad scar. , With one run In the first. Los An. gelea scored two mora in the sixth byt clean hitting and waa not beaded after) thla. Two awata in the sixth did to scoring work. Brash ear's single to cen-i ter bringing home Oakes and Ellis at' a gallop. But three other scattered)! hlta were secured off Henley's dellv-i ery. l Kellfer worked behind the bat for, San Francisco and handled himself la1 great style, showing a good form la, his throws to second. Score: . LOS ANGELES. AB. R. H. PO. A. IB. Oakes. cf. 2 2 1 1 0 0 Ellis. If. 4 1 1 4 1 " Bernard, IK 3 0 1 0 Brashear, rf. 2 0 1 1 0 Howard, 2b 3 0 0, 0 3 0, Smith, 3b 3 0 11 2 0 Del mas, ss 2 0 0 2 4 I Easterly, c 8 0 9 10 Briswalter, p. 3 0 0 0 2 0 Total 26 3 5 27 12 ' 0 . . SAN FRANCISCO. ,. , AB. R. H. PO. A. E. haa already apnt som 2a.o on the merchant on tha Sandy road. Sacramento tieia ana tne aoutoem peo- nla have rone a great aeal or ex pense. In forming their corporation and The trio took the trail on tha first open data of tha season, September 11 making ready for the opening of the I and paid first attention to getting an elk 'irTu,. mesntlme th Jos team '.k' Um"L l of tha Btate league Is Jolng Its best to th third day out theytraapto a bunch cruah Into faat company. Ita pre-1 of 1L Braoey btng tn lucky maa. He morers came to awing- ina omw .017 fcM,. . a . k.. .... unusually large horns. On th faorth day the party caught up with another hand of a doen and both Burna and Waraoek brought down a buck. All three elk were Killed near Tsbie mountain, about seven sail from wald port, on Taqulna bay. They say the elk are feedlns farther bark In the and offered to put up a bond aa larre as demanded and also proposed the fitting out ef th fin eat ball team la the west. Now tt would appear that th league la suffering from too many clubs Instead of too few. All ef them cannot break tn. that goes for a cer- talsty so it ia up to swing to snake a good fight for the national eoanmlaaina at Its next meeting and ear era the 8 a- attle territory, which he claims, right IT0""1. n" . ' . n alia- halAtira to the Coast iamaroe t-1 eiajai ui. . ai ana tmv. 1 n cause th Seattle peool ran at after I country waa full of heaters, they th recent disaster her. a a Th fighting game here has taken aa awful alumn after tb lively dolars of lust a toon t a ago. Arperesitly there are Kut few good mat'-ha la sight and the promoter saaeta Ut be wait Irk foe ' eosiothtng ta at art befor they atteaapt t ret busy with any card a Thoajgh the fire ef Ortafeer Is bora, Charier Ie-art, tb roan wSa mi a 1.4 re port, and tb or so elk in th county ar having a merry Urn of It keeping est ef the way of speeding bullets. Mr. Burs, wb has banted there for ryoral rearm, ears that e,k sees to be I rrowlag srerrer. while aor and bear tra on th Inrreeaa. Kls party kliled two er on th way oat. bat asad a ffort to follow up th bear track. Tay report that mini banda of fcvntera wra rvnaia; elk with doga and Lake VTiharH aa on of tho twewibera 1 erittrleeal th lack of enerry o the start of tb loraj rfht treat, baa t"4 rat a J of tb ! to atop this re cari aa yak lit toads a dcspral at-IUca. Tb rwrtiand mm took gs along K V - AJ -A S 1 - . . a-'- vv j .. with them, but they were uaed aolely In leash for the purpose of assisting tn tracking gam after It bad been wounded. Fishing In the Tab le mountain sec tion is good this year, the hunters say, and many fin oatohaa were mad a This Date la Sport Annals. 1110 At New Tork. In a billiard con test for 11.000 and medal. Oeorge F. Elosson defeated Jacob Schaefer. 100 to 1114 At Brooklyn, the Brooklyn and Toledo cluba played ten innings without a run or an error being scored. 1110 The Players' League closed Ita only enampioaainip season, tn Boston team winning tb pennant, and th Brooklyn. New Tork. Chicago, Phlladel phla, Pittsburg, CI ere land and Buffalo clubs ranking in tbe order a anted. Ills At Chicago, Benny Tanrer Knocked out Mike Hunger tn th third round. 1109 At San Franctaco. Ab At tell knocked out Joe Hill In tb fourth round. At Philadelphia, Ab At tell and xooag trn rouant aix round a: ao nodal on. Mohler, 2b. Hildebrand, Zeider, ss. . Melcholr. rf. Williams, lb. Beck. cf. . . Kllifer, c . Bodle. 3b. . Henley, p. . If. ,0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Total 33 2 7 24 SCORE BY INNINGS. Los Angeles 10000200 3 Hits 1 0 1 0 1 2 0 0 5 San Francisco.... 0200000 0-2 Hlta IM.0 0 11 0 27 SUMMARY. Stolen basea Zeider. Kllifer. Two base hit. Kllifer. Sacrifice hlta Brash-, ear, Bodle, Bernard. First base on er rors San Francisco, 1. Left on bases Los Angeles, 3; San Francisco, a. Bases on balls Off Henley, 2; Briswal ter, 2. Struck out By Henley, ;uri walter, 7. Passed balls Easterly. Hit by pitcher Del mas. Time 1 hour, 35 minutes. Umpires Toman and Parlna., PIRAIESlGllI HOLD Of! TOP RUfiG. With Maddoi Pitching the Pittsburgers Win Hard j Game from St. Louis, j ( Loner! v Loads Teniae. (Soaetal raaaetca ha The leoraali Inivaraltv or O. Clna.a fV4 I Cary V. Loosely of Klamath Falls waa aertoiaieo rearteraay tn tho noalMoa of yell laevdor In rlaoe of Arthur Van I'lfs, who was aanbto to fill th po sition this year. LaoooIt u popular. balg eaptaln and oentay on th basket ball tenea. and laat maar aamiaSaal Van Lm rt with the rontera The board 1M a. i a ho tn eaandltlna la holp tha rooters sad. Its apra rneo la lookeal farairl la " alia mrmt la. I t real. i ItTolted Press Leased Wire. St. Louis, Oct. 3. Tha Cardinals reaj-f ly gav th Pirates a run for their J money In today'a game, but Pittsburgh; was equal to tha emergency and cap-) tured tha third game of the series han-' dlly, thua helping to cinch its hold on tha National leaa-ue Dennant. Fromm and Maddox both pitched good ball, but the Pirate twlrler bad errorless support. : while four errors at critical times fig- u'red materially in tb outcome, flout! 8T. LOUIS. R.H.PO.A.K.I 1 12 0 ' 0 0 1 4 1 I 0 i l4 0 0 ...... t 0 3 1 1 ' 0 4 0' 0 0 Shaw, cf Charlea. 2b Murray, rf.... Kanetchy. lb.. Osteon, aa MurdocK. ir... McLauren, If. . Dud wig, c Bryne, 3 b From me. p.. . . Hostetter" ... Totals ( I IT II 4 Batted for Osteon ta tha ninth. -riTTSBURO. R. H. PO. A. t Thomas. c.. CUrk. If... iMCh, tb... Wagner, aa.. Abbey. 2b.. 8 tork a. lb... Wilson, rf.. Oiboon. r aiaddoa. P Total a 14 2 t 4 I 27 II a a . a SCORE BT INXINfja. ft. Loeie ... lsaasaei-j PltUbnrg j. i. ! t . Thra baa Ita I'lni a att Val1ria Tw n-toa a, ia vt(,.-n Panco Council (n ! TeaigM at I p m
