THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND. MONDAY EVENINO, OCTOBER 5. 1003.
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PORTLAND DROPS
THE FAMOUS PITCHER WHO
SHATTERED PITTSBURG HOPES
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BOTH TO GREEKS
fecrappy." Cubs Hare Almost
Yale Team Badlj in Need of
Frambcs Misses Sphere and
vT'inch on National .League
Dam n A A CM I tl .
' Quarterbackirarvard's
Coaching Squad.
Southerners Win "Morn
, ing Game in 11th.
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CHICAGO KICKS
PITTSBURG OUT
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t Chicago. . Oct. I. -Befora th largest
r.iwJ that vr witnessed a baasball
i u me In ths world Chicago, by knocking
U nils out of th bog. put Pittsburg out
of th 'running for th National leagu
prnnant. Thla waa tha laat gam of tha
aeaaon for both and tha taam which won
want Into tha lad In tha rmea. Not
withstanding thla, only ona quaatloa waa
raised aa to an umpire a aecision. ni
rago can only b tied by Naw York now
and should, Boston taka ona of tha three
games ma xiean r.ater piay wim m.
Giants, tha Cubs will win ma pennant.
Chicago got to wiuia ror a run in
thre straight inning, tha fifth, alzth
and seventh and repeated on Camnlts,
who relieved him In tha alghth. Thee;
four run, together with an aoa scored
in tha flrat .inning made up tha total
' , of five 'run garnered by tha Cuba. The
V Pirates acored twice in tha sixth and
although thay were dangerous In tha
ninth, failed to touch tha pan after
ward; Brown am Bnlgma.
Pittsburg could do nothing with Mor
' decal Brown in tha flrat five Innings,
while Willie waa touched In tha flrat,
v Inning, Sheckard, first man up, dou
bled Ta the crowd In right field. Evara
sacrificed hint to third, whence ha acored
on Schulfa single to right field. Crance
new out to ClurKa ana alter inia How
ard walked end Hoffman beat out an In
Hold hit. filling the baaea, but Tinker
louled out to U I neon.
Neither team did anything from then
until the rirth inning, when arter Brown
end fcheckard had Been moraued. Waa"-
ner threw Into the crowd after making
a beautiful stop of Evers Infield tap.
Sohulte again singled, thla time acorlng
r.vers wun a rattling orive mrougn ma
box.
Thomaa opened the sixth for Pitts
burg with a clean single to left. Brown
threw to flrat to catch him but heaved
wild, Thomas taking second. Clarka filed
to Evers. Thomaa advanced to third on
Leach's out, Kvers to Chance. Wagner
doubled to left, scoring Thomaa and
took third on a wild pitch. Abbatacchlo
singled to right, scoring Hans.
Cuba forge to Front.
The Cuba did not allow tha tla to laat
long, however, for they broke It In their
half of the sixth.' Howard and Hoffman
filed out. Tinker doubled --left and
here Willis took the chance of paasing
the great pinch hitter, Kllng, to taka a
try at Brown. Tha big pitcher was
equal to the occasion, however ' and
scored Tinker with a nicely placed
single. .;
; - Kllng reached third on the throw to
featch Tinker but waa caughc and run
auwn wnen ne lost nis need on a aouoie
Htnal signal. Tha ball was thrown to
Willis as though it was being aent to
Wagner at second, and Kllng, who has
.prooamy worKea me same play hun
dreds of times on other playere, was
raiiKin napping.
Wagner a error on Scheckard'a chance,
ers aacrifice. a base on balls to
jSchulta. Chance's Infield hie and How
ards sacrifice fly to Thomaa nut 8chek-
a fn owr aim van ttr tnr evntnr' Wrth
i.Sarrmltz plteTiifig i.-foi' Pittsburg and
Tinker an Kllng out of theiway7!Br6wn
..xaln singled, Sheckard singled and
cvers- aouniea, scoring the big twlrler.
Wagner opened the ntnth with a sin
gle but after knocking out a foul to
right, over which the only questionable
decision of the day waa made Abbatac-r-hlo
struck out. Stork and Gibson both
grounded to Tinker, Wagner being
forced at second on Storke'a chance and
Btorke on Gibson's. The score:
. R. H. E.
jjiicago fi 12 1
Pittsburg 2 7 2
. Batteries Brown and Kllng; Willis,
Tmplres O'Day and Rlgler.
Official attendance, 50,247.
LAST GAME OF WEEK
GOES TO LOS ANGELES
(United Press Leased Wire.)
los Apgeles. Oct. 6. Hosp kept the
hits scattered and Los Angeles won
easily yesterday, 6 to 2.
LOS ANGELES.
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Naw Tork. Oct Tha college foot
ball season la fairly at hand and tha
number of games scheduled for each
Saturday and Wednesday afternoon Is
steadily, growing. -All tha big teams'
have been In aotlon and soon It will
ba time to alaa up tha various team.
Tale Is trying her beat to develop a
quarterback o take-the place of Tad
Jones, regarded by many aa the greatest
quarter of the decade. Ills splendid
playing abilities will not be missed
mora than his ability aa a gridiron
strategist.
It now looks as If tha man to take
Jones' place would ba Hopkins, who
was quarter on the freshman team last
rear. Hopkins la very light and wiry,
ta runa punts after the style of
Jones, and like htm never loses his
head. His dodging on the 10-yard line,
followed by a clever forward pass, won
tha game from the Harvard freshmen
laat year. (
Hopkine Is In fine condition. Against
him for the quarterback position Is II.
P. . Bingham, who used to Quarter at
Taft, and who two yeara ago generalled
tha Tale freshman team. If Hopkins
proves too light, probably J. R. Kll-
patrlck, formerly an Andover halfback,
win do asKea to try ror ouarter. ai
though he Is now playing with the half
backs.
All the vnrnltv nla.vers of last venr
who did not graduate are bark, with the
exception of Arthur E. Bridges, of
Brockton. He will probably go back
on tha line thla year.
One of Prlnceon's strong points
ways has been punting. This year
Coach Roper Is complaining that he
has no one yet who shows definite
signs of maintaining Princeton's fame
In the punting line.
Several men were tried out. but no
really good work was done. The two
best kickers have graduated. Tibbot,
McCroahan and Reed seem at present
to be the best, and It ought to be
possible to develop a good punter from
one or mem.
Pennsylvania coaches are happy over
the possibility that Gallagher, the vet
eran guard, may succeed in arranging a
post-graduate course in the rlental cie-
fartment and return this fall. Paux
ia. too. expects a hearing on his case
and If favorable he will return to play
at one of the ends. Pennsylvania has
arranged a game with Garnegie Tech.
at Pittsburg for Octover 31, the date
given Bwarthmore before the latter de
cided to give up football.
Mordecat Brown, the Great Three-Flugered Pitcher Who Put tha Pirates
Out of the Race for the National League Pennant In Chicago Tes-terday.
Oakes, cf...,
Bills, If
Bernard, lb..
Wheeler, rf . .
Howard, 2b..
Rmith, 3b....
Jjielmas, ssv..
Jtasterly, c.
Hosp, p
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CHICAGO PWS
FOR GO Ml RAIN
Weather Man Can Decide
Championship Who Wins
in American League.
CALEXDAE OF SPORT
FOR THE WEEK
Harvard has a good supply of coaches
distributed as follows: Charley Daly,
who Is to develop a quarterback; Ker
nap and Hurle--. back field; Knowlton
and Kersberg, line men; Green, centers;
Head Coach Haughton. ends and gen
eral team work; Cameron Forbes, vice
governor of the Philippines, who as
head coach In 1898. turned out a win
ning team; Sprague and Kennard, at
Harvard, have been averaging nearly
60 yards In their kicking.
"Tip" Wilson, the speedy end of the
Cornell team last season, will not play
this year because of an Injury to bis
knee, received in a baseball game R
Annapolis laat spring. Mowe, halfback,
and Babcock, end, may not return.
Totals SO 7 17 11 2
SAN FRANCISCO.
AB.R. If. PO. A. JO.
Mohler. Db 0 1 1 1 0
Hildebrand, If 8 0 0 1 0
Zelder ss 4 1114
Melcholr, rf 4 9,1 1 0
Williams, lb I 0 t 10 0
Beck, cf 1 1 0 3 0
Berry, c S 0 4 S
Kodie. 3b. 3 0 0 S 1
Browning, p I 0 0 0 4
: Totals 27 2 S 24 13
SCORE BT INNINGS.
:JLios Angeles J01000J1
t Hits 2 1 1 0 0 0 1 3 7
Ban Francisco ....0 1000010 0 2
Hits 11000010 06
SUMMARY.
Three-base hit Bernard. Sacrifice hits
Willlama, Beck. First on errors Los
Angeles 1. San Francisco 1. Left on
rases Los Angeles 4: San Francisco 4
Bases on balls Off Hosp 3, off Brown
Inr 3. Stolen base Easterly. Struck ou
By Hosp 4; by Browning I. Double
plays -Delmas to Bernard. Hit by
pitcher Hildebrand. Howard, . Hosp.
Time 1:40. Umpires t-Toman and Pa
nne.
BAXD OF MYERS CREEK
ELK BEING KILLED OFF
(SpeHsI Dlspatrk to Tk Jeataait
Gold Beach. Or., Oct. (. It la bow
1fha middle of tha open aeaaon for elk
hunting, and many residents and hunt
ers from outside are engaged lrv, trying
to secura ona of thes prises. By tak
ing out a license one Is permitted to
in one elk during tha month, from Sep-
irmwrr IW lo uclOOSr IS.
These animals are very bard to hnnt,
but several have already been killed
by the persevering hunters. There are
verai oanos throughout tha woods
of the southern part of tha county. Aa
erclally fine one has It haunts sear
.Myers ireea ana nstol River. Several.
owevT, have baea killed cf Its num
ber and It Is regretfully predicted by
ini vnnre nana will wiped
out during tha aeaaon.
At this time of tha rear tha neat Is
m ror rwa. ana tne hide Is of Ilt
il valne. AH that Is beiag saved la
vnanv raeea are the hern and teatk.
t -,
Hoo-oa iifut
gladly paid -for a -nr by
jnany tTl wtio are crippled with
TheoanaMem. yet if they only knew It.
V",X T a few bottles of
Ballard Pnew Liniment, and the r-Ve
is en'y iir, s4 II M Mt bottia.
Sold fcy Ekidsora frag ci.
Chicago, Oct 5. With nerves worked
to a frazzle, a few million baseball fans
are watching the session of the Nation
al league directors at Cincinnati today
for a decision on the New York-Chicago
tie that may give either club the pen
nant, -and are closely following weather
conditions In New York, for If the
Giants can win three games they will
tie tha Cuba for tha lead.
In the grand vortex lies tha possibil
ity or a tnree-game series in a neutral
city to decide which shall claim the
i lag.
. rna fans also are In a high-strung
suiia over me race in the American
league, where Detroit must defeat Chi
cago pnee to win. If Chicago or Cleve
land lOSea A S-Am thai will ha nut
-running, 'mere is hardly a fan in
tha country who will make a bet on
which two teams will meet for the
pusi-season championship sertea
.. w York meets the Boston team for
three days at the Polo grounds If the
nrcniner man permits, if the Giants get
careless and drop one of these precious
three, they land In second place. If
tha weather turns cold or It rains. Mc
oraw s may have no uae for tho
r,i ? Q lne "irectorate.
Pittsburg went down an A nt mt rii-
tSrda?i "iuyh she still leads
0r; &. th. flag in
Vi-T "7" " i nair mast.
Chicago's Whlta Box are flrhtln
iln.tn,.faUrr th Am" P'nnant
against tha Detroit Tigers. Detroit
needs ona to cinch the. av.ZZ,A
tney get that ona precious game. Chi
tiL?? Clev.lamehaah a
; 11 7 .v " ' " ' ' 1 ina strong St. Louis
. mm cuniHia ii tha Naps fall
Li ."J"' Itrolt wlna, there will
" ' yw la Tiger
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Monday Women's Western Golf as
soclation championship tournament be
gins at St. Louis. Intercollegiate ten
nls championship begins at Merlon
Cricket club, Philadelphia Opening of
Northwest Racing association meeting
at spoKane.
Tuesday Missouri State Golf asso
elation championship tournament be
gins at St. Louis. Start of 1,000-mile
reliability contest of Chicago Motor
club. Opening of annual exhibition o
Atlanta Horse Show association. Fall
meeting of Kentucky Trotting Horse
Breeders association opens at Lexing
ton.
Wednesday Pennsylvanla-VUlanova
rootoan game at. Philadelphia, Har
vard-Bates football game at Cambridge.
Princeton-Stevens' Institute football
game at-Princeton.
Thursday Opening of fair and race
meeting at ori worm, Texas.
Friday Marvi Hart va. Hubert Mc
Oinnis, 12 rounds, at Lexington, Ky.
Fred Bradley vs. Al Kaufman, six
rounds, at New York. Maurice Bayers
vs. jonnny murpny, ao rounds, at ver
non, Cal. Jimmy Walsh vs. "Young
orm, iv rounas, at iiaitimore.
Saturday Annual horse show at
Aiontciair, im. j. ward Marathon 20
mile road race at Toronto. Rowing re-
aaita on mo scnuviKin river at Phiia
delphia. Elimination trials for the Van
derbilt cup race on the Long Island
i-uurse. international balloon race at
Berlin for tha Bennett cud. Pennavl.
vania-Pennsylvania state football game
i t-nuaaeipma. xaie-tloly cross root
ball game at New Haven. Harvard
Williams football game at Cambridge
Prlnceton-Lafavette football rnm at
Princeton. Chicago-Indiana foothill
game at Chicago. Michigan-M. A. C
football game at Ann Arbor. Minnesota-Ames
football game at Minneapolis.
THE DALLES ORGANIZES
A BASKETBALL LEAGUE
Columbia will have a little football
this fall, three interclass games having
heen scheduled, and some or tne play
ers are In practice on South Field. The
freshmen eleven meets the 1911 team
October 11, and October 21 the Juniors
table the seniors. The winners of
these two games play off for the uni
versity championship on November 4.
The outdoor athletic season of 1908
In this vicinity has practically come to
a close. There will be several other
meets held before the snow falls, but
by small organizations.
The semi-annual games and Ladies'
nnv mnet of the New York Athletic
club was held at Travers Island, a week
ago today, mere was a grana gataxy
of stars in the track events, and the
neM events also had its champions.
xran of this country's best men who
competed here and in London this sum
mar and did not enter the national
championships last week were in uni
form. There are 14 handicap and two
scratch events on the program.
(Csltd rrsaa Lessso Wire.)
Ban Francisco, Oct. t. Just to ahow
th fans that they are not all In as
ballplayers, tha Oreeks grabbed both
tha morning and afternoon gam from
tha Beaver yesterday. The morning
affair went 14 Innings to a 4 to I
score, and- tha matinee was copped by
the oaks. Mo I. '
Frambes waa responsible for tha loss
of tha morning game, when he dropped
ball that allowed Mlokey La Longs
take two bases. It was a great
game. Klnsella was on the mound
against Wright. Tha northerners scored
first In the second innlna: on two hits
and then put over tha second run in
he fifth Innlna- on the same numhar
of safeties.
The locals -got busy In the sixth.
touched Klnsella. un for three hlnarles
and shoved two . scores across for a
tla Both teams went neck and neck
n the 10th Inning with an additional
run. In the 14th La Longa hit too
ra.it to jonnson. us started to steal
second and when the ball skidded out
r UTambes' paws, toon third base. Van
Hallren's third single of the day sent
he little backatOD over the nlata frr
the winning run.
The Oaks oiitlucked the Beavers In
the afternoorl. Oraney and Nelson
pitched splendidly, allowing but six
tilts each, but the beanpole kept them
more scattered. Three runs on three
hits in the fourth inning took the heart
out of the northerners and they were
never dangerous. Ote Johnson made a
homerun, but luckily for the Greeks no
one was on the bags.
First game
fUKTLAND.
FALL STYLES
Casey, lb. . .
Cooney, ss.
Johnson, 8b.
Danzig, lb. .
Bassey, Lf. .
McCredle, rf.
Ryan cf.
Frambes. c
Klnsella, p.
AB. R. H. PO. A. E.
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. 5 0 0 4 6 0
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THE BEST $3.00 HAT
BEN SELLING
Leading
Clothier
None
scored.
out when winning run was
OAKLAND.
AB. R. H. PO. A. E.
Cook 8b 6 0 0 2 1 1
Truesdale, 2b 6 0 0 1 6 1
D. Lewis, lf. 6 2 8 6 0 0
Heltmuller. rf 6 1 4 4 0 0
Hogan, ss 6 0 2 2 3 1
Miller, li 6 0 1 13 0 0
La Longe. c. ' 3 1 1 8 2 0
Van HoJtren, cf, ....6 0 8 6 2 0
Wright, p 4 0 0 2 8 0
Total 47 4 14 42 16 3
CSORE BY INNINGS'.
Portland ... 0100100001000 0 3
Hits 0201201122020 ft 13
Oakland 00000200010601 4
Hits 1111080113000 214
SUMMARY.
Tow-base hits Rvan. Lewis.
Frambes. Casey, Johnson. Sacrifice
hits Cooney, 2; La Longa, Hogan.
First base on balls Off Klnsella 4:
off Wright 1. Stolen bases Frambes.
J.a Longe Z Van Haltren. Struck out
y liinseiia, t; dv w right. 7. Double.
plays Cooney to Danzig to Johnson to
Casey. Passed ball Frambes. Time
2:10. umpires o connell and Flynn.
Second game
PORTLAND.
AB. R. H. PO. A. E.
Casey, 2b 4 0 0 3 2 0
Cooney, ss 4 0 0 2 3 1
Johnson, 3b 4 1 2 2 3 1
Danzig, lb 4 0 1 6 0 0
Bassey, If 4 1 2 0 0 0
McCredle. rf 3 0 0 1 0 0
Ryan, cf 4 0 1 11 0
Madden, c 8 0 0 8 4 0
Graney, p 2 0 0 0 1 0
Raftery 1 0 0 0 0 0
Frambes 1 0 0 0 0 0
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' Governor-General Smith In
forms Filipinos What
They May Expect.
Totals
All Eye on Cincinnati.
v-incinnau. unio, Oct. 5. Meeting to
consider tha momentous question that
may give tha season's pennant to either
Naw York or Chicago, th directors of
here today. Tha dlrwctar wk u..
'I E1"'ur' vtr of Boston. Kbbetts
iL-.;Jry.:'4i: ,"r,nl.or yincinnatl. and
t. . u""- tmpiras uitr and
Emslle. who officiated at th. i-V..,.
'J". were in attendance. The absence
vi rnv Qcai nrain or
.,Uwm . pvMiuiiuy or a aectslon at
the morning session. He will arrive
uuruy sjist noon.
Afgtea Show t Wrtl.
fllnsetfll ni.ii, t sa - .
nrvn irriMiiiuMl i
tl. VvT. V" W-v nri si
lls. Oct. ft. Tha flrat
teams II rye for nraetto a. .
rr iituwh ana arier an hours
nara rriag u rtrst team succeedee)
m scoring is points ta th smnl)i
sra. Th cam wls rlnsls m--i
th rou rhna t and s-svs Cosrh
ampi opportsnlty to correct errors aaJ
strengthen wk pointa -
Hasttnga rleifvrr and Kk eJaveg
TTTy with- tha first aquad. whHe
Even4a waa U a Lax ef u second
(Sperlnl Dispatch ta The Journal.)
The Dallea Oct. t. Four bukat ba.ll
teams will be organised here, and these
wiii comprise ins citv haskot hail
icagua i no teams will be selected
evenly as possible. Prom the league
loam, a nve wui a cnosen to repre
sent Th Dallea as a regular team la
voo reguiariy scheduled games.
on taam will ba called "Th H. L
-rices" because H. L. Pric waa th
iirsi ousiiiaa roan bar to offer to
equip one team wun a complet outfit
It Is expected other business men will
follow suit. Th city league teams will
play together about 10i weeks, playing
one gam every week. A city basket
nan leaaua la a new denartura in Tk.
4JUS.
SPOKANE "LVDIAXSH
1L4.VE A NEW OWNEK
(!' Bsreaa ml Taa luaiaal
gpolcane. Wash . Oct. 6 Tne Spokan
"Indianr" hav been aoij for $7. tot t
4. c. tonn. air. uonn is backed In
the enterprte kv aaron k'nhn nri.
dent of th Trader National bank. Th
rraaon fr Mr. Cohn's baying the Spo
kane baseball tam Is that h want to
e this city hav a wtnaing team. He
he Is not geliyr o try to task
wiwt ixit ia in -os sin-Just for
the sport
The gpokan team flaieneri fnnrt tn
th North waster" -leaa-v ysareray and
ratants hotn thi evanlaa. wbara they
will play a fmct-swasoa a-rna with the
Slater aV Slater ai t-firof eai lnals XI r
Ch said that hm had at decide4 aa ai
ausftr aaa a captaia tot naxt
Thlnrs look brighter for .Columbia
university rowing, and it is likely that
ki.'.nH white will have its usual
representation in the big Poughkeepsie
roSarta next June. Within the past
ti,.i haa Mflti a aiBDONiiiun
on the part of graduate members of the
university to respond to the appeal for
funds to Keep tne "'
Th sum or ,uuv na l" . "?
before a penny can De turnea inin .
new rowing account. It looked mighty
blue for next season ror a lew
but some assurances have warranted
the belief that the financial reef may
be weathered in lime to permit i
candidates for crew positions to Degin
active work under Coach Rice as soon
as possible.
Thla Date In Sport Annals.
1866 At Montreal. Joseph Dion de-
..t.H Tnhn MoDevltt in oiuia.ro con
test for championship and 11,000.
1880 At Boston. u. moii iw
amateur championship of New England, i
nix At Trenton. . J.. wi nuc
rtairiav defeated Miles jonnson in o
Ki4 kAAtin -inateh.
UIIU Dvw...LD . . . . T
1 C 9 Q At 1 m Vers IS inn, A. r. yrrryji a t.
mateur. ran three miles In 15 minutes
11 1-i seaonds. Dealing Amntii rrv
jt
list At New Haven. Yala defeated
tx- i in fnnthall contest. I to I
108 At Boston. Ram Langford
rnnrVad out Arthur Cot in fourth
HOB At Lawrenca, Mass.. Jimmy
Rrtffs-a won from Kid'' Coffay In II
Mtiriria
it7 At SL Louis. Detroit, by defeat
ins- at. Ixiula won th American
lagu championship.
Tokio Stops Track Betting.
(falted rrss Lc4 Wtra
'Toklo. Japan. Oct. A lawprohlblt
lng bttlng on horse racing waa pro
mulgated today. It Is expected that It
will practically put an end to racing If
It is evnciiy rniorcm auu a"--i li
ra en t aanouacea that th law will be
carried out to tha letter. Tha new
aiatnta ta the outgrowth of a
agitation against track gambling.
34 2 6 24 11 2
Batted for Granev in ninth. Hnttivt
for Casey In ninth.
OAKLAND.
AB. R. H. PO. A. E.
Cook, 3 b
Truesdale 2b.
Lewis, lf . . . .
Heltmuller. rf
Hogan, sa
Miller, lb
La Longe, c
Van Haltren, cf 2
Nelson, d a
Christian, 3b l
0
3
1
3
13
3
0
Totals 2 5 6 27 14 8
SCORE BY INNINGS.
POui,.an(1 1 M 0 0 0 0 0 02
0" fa 1 1 2 0 0 0 0 1 0
a ,an 0 003 0 1 1 0 5
Hlt" 0 0 0 3 1 2 0 0 6
SUMMARY.
Min?,t.run-Johnson Two-base hits
Miller. Bassev. Rsr.,(n.
uraney 9, Nelson 3. Struck out Ora-
Sl67 ViJfff h WI,,d P'tchS-GTTn "v
Time 1:4B. ! , ,-,
nd Flynn. v,.tll
STANDING OF THE TEAMS
Pacific Coast League.
Won. Lost.
Los Angeles 97 69
Portland 83 78
San Francisco 83 94
Oakland 78 98
Northwestern League.
Won. Lost.
Vancouver . 84
Taooma 74
Aberdeen . to
Spokane . 73
Butte 61
Seattle 65
61
66
69
76
72
87
PC.
.683
.614
.469
.438
P.C
.679
.498
.459
.428
NORTHAVKSTERJi LEAGUE
At Tacoma.
trirf ame R. H. B.
Tacoma ...0010001 0 3 8 6
Aberdeen ..61100020 0 13 2
Batteries Baker. Charley and Shea;
Brlnker and Fournier.
Second aame R. H. E.
Tncnma 00 200000 2 4
Aberdeen ..00000100 01 0
Batteries Hall and Shea; SJarkell
and Fournier.
Caledonian Win at Soecer
The Alblna Caledonians defeated th
Crcaceot by a scor or t ta 4 at aoo
rar football st th ball grounds yes
terday. WhlU tha plsy waa ragsrod ther
waa a disposition to press raattar at
all times and tho showing augurs well
for tha two teaana In the league raca.
Wcanns Golfera -t. LoaU.
Pt. Lonia M. Oct. i. Oiicg'. Oma
ha. Kanaaa City a ad a an m bar of ethor
cl tie havo eant th pl'-b of tboiy gnlfera
to itmiM la th etara .eaaas
iMt iwntmMit, whlrb was piwum to
day oa th liaks of tho St. Lovl Coun
try r' T ha tcirrant wui ea W1LB
iba finaO aext rrldjgr.
NATIONAL LEAGI E GAMES.
Cincinnati 5, St. Louis 1.
Cincinnati r , ...
tha ka..K.r 1 ,nrlnnatl closed
tne baseball season with a victory
her veatarHiiv ... ,. . . ""'"r
tha m.Kl.r' i'u oay in which
raited. Mika ui.'i. wo ,ams Prticl
? Mitchell an ex-Portlander
Hn. ti'KfU.nrK0 ""'"" potest wnlle
n th.fH broJe th" worlds record
dUt?nr- 'fnU?f th" bR8e"- making the
distance in ll seconds flat. 1-5 of a
wS?tB.e ettAr th'n tha ,lm" "ad? b?
a clBrnents of the Jersey City
.?",n,A u,t 'r- Lobert also won
th 100-yard daah while Moran ot St
rCl, accurate throwing oon-
lt1Rl,.-.,Kt"'Kth9 lcn 0tnc throw
and Sliaw the bunt and run. The score:
Cincinnati f- IJ- K,-
St. bouls ? 5 i
Batteries Esin. ' o-Ji..
i .nuiau.
Umpire Owen.
At Seattle.
First game
Butte
Seattle
Batteries Rush and
lin and Bender.
Second game
Seattle
Butte
Batteries Allen and
ness and Spencer.
R.H. E.
3 8 3
0 S 2
Stanley; ClaX
R. H. E.
6. 6 4
1 S 8
Fortler; Hark-
"Doer" Unholtx Marries.
By H. Lee Clotworthy, Staff Correspond- '
enc oi tne unuea tress, ADoara too
V. 8. B. Georgia. , ;
Manila. Oct. 6. Tha typhoon whiqh
swept tha bay Sunday night and. caused
the battleships to weigh anchor and
get under way to protect ' themselves,
has proved a great blessing to the clcy.
having cleansed tha cholera districts,
and today the nroaoects of controlling
.629 &nd exterminating the disease la better '
.614lnan ever before. The storm waa ter-
i iiiues rn.ua wan accompanied oy
a downpour of fain so hea.w that it
cleaned up tha city more effectually
than the government could hav don
in many weeas.
The moral effect of tha tnimsnuiri
tha fleet liera has boon tramsndouu alt
the agitator of independenca being over
awed and Bllenced by th display of
power. Minister Aronata. who hM fha
portfolios of justice and f inane in
Agulnaldo's cabinet, said today:
'Th visit of tha fleet ahowa tba
hopelessness of independenca for tha
PhiliDDlnea It has ataars-erad tha natlva
2 leaders, who hava no conception of th
reai power or tn united eta tea
Qovernor-Oonoral Smith at a 4tnai
given in honor of tb newspapar corre
spondents, said: v
inere should b no Independenc for
the PhiliDDlnea for nnmtlnna Tha
people are not ready for It When it la
granted, it will be necessary for th
United States to retain territorial In
terests and maintain a protectorata"
This was the first announcement -f t
the government' col lev and tha anaach -
caused a sensation throughout th tel.
ands. The native Filipino press is bit.
ter In Its attack urnin tha Amarlnaaa
and resents tha attitude taken by Gov
ernor Smith.
Reports that war with Japan is im
minent have caused much- . anxiety
Davennort. Ta.. Oct. B. A llCenSO naS I thrnnrhniit tha oMul.a
been issued for tha marriage here i to-1 Commissioner Gilbert today said th
H v of RudolDh LnholtS. th PUglllSt, I WOrlrl a man hill h... mAttl . I..
and Misa KllaabUi Stitch of thU city. J world cruise of the fleet, aavinr China
from Japanese domination and prevent
ing the Japanese from extended aggres
sion in the Pacific Ha said tha faal.
nr. ... 1. . n4 vmif i.rrlo' I lng that th White man must Mnlntl
Come in and nav turcn wun us: unini l""r. , ,L . i. " " buch an
Wide Open!
AMERICAN LEAGl E GAMES.
Chicago 8, Detroit 1.
trait: Prass t. wi k
Chicago. Oct. t Th laraest haaaK.ti
crowd that ever filed through th South
Sid turnstiles yesterday saw the Chi
cago Americans defeat Detroit in th
opening gsjns of th final sotio. 1 to
Kllllaji of th Tiger and Whlta
ina eoi aoragxi in a pitehera battle.
ha Tiger having th batter of It la an
far aa hits ar concerned, for h al.
owed but one. Krrora aad sum
bowaver. robbed Mm of the ram. Ho.
rmi nuf iiv nit on w aita Th
cor: R. H. .
atrolt 1 a t
iriniri) i l 1
nattena allium. !
Whit and guli Iran.
daa and Doeaelly.
1
-KIllUuv Sugg and BcnmMt.
t. snpireo onerv-
At gt. Lo-tt.
TL. R. R
a Lou' 7 i
CI "'I'M SIS 2
Ba'tarie relrv ant Btenhsn:
Raoadaa, Pargar aad N. Clarka.
mi aarlv this morning tn u. a.
lunch narlors. with brand new furni
ture, and spick and span throughout,
iiiras anen Its doors for the accommo
dation of all who want Quick, efficient
service and clean, wholesome, appetising
food at a reasonable cost. We give spe
cial attention to th needs of the busi
ness man wno can spar oniy a irw
minute away from his office at tho
lunch hour, yet needs a piping hot. sus
taining luncheon to strengthen bins for
th ax t moon's ordeals. Come tn and
try our businesa man's lunch, better
known aa th roercanlll lanch. If you
com once, you will nmm very day, and
ba sened In record tltn with th boat
loach in town for th money, at
fourth street. Board of Trad building.
BISHOP TIEHXEY
AT DEATH'S DOOR
fTHsttsa Its tin I WW-
Hartford, Coasv. Oct. . It waa Stated
t loceaaa haavdiQartors today that
Blshos sitrhaat Tlerwey ef tha dlovo
f CoaaaoUcut f not. orroctwi to sur
vive th 4ay. Ha Is smf fertng frora at
asoy-lactJo stnaa, Blabop TIroy 4 4)
yoar a4 He waa sora la Cie'v Tlp-t-'rary,
lr'in4. H was or1i- a
rrit tn ! "4 coaaac rated tiohoa
t Kartfora ta lt4 i
extent that Its affect would ba rmi.
nent.
Th health of tha men fs perfect.
Tbr Is little complaint now regarding
th cholera restrictions.
Contractor Hartlett Missing.
(Calted Prase toasM Wlra.)
San Francisco, Oct. a. Th poe fa
all th bay citlea era looking for W. A.
Hartlatt, a contractor of Bay Point, a
small town near her, who haa hea
missing sine September o. jt i
far4 Hartlett hsa met with foul plsy.
aa he had several hutnired dollar in hi
pockets when last seen In thla city.
Hartlett has soveral building nilr
way at Bay Point and th per! ar
nabl to finish them or rt msterisi
for their sonstructlon antll thy ai
sura that th roatractor t dead. Ifri.
left was laat a an la Ssn Kraneis, n.
where be bad coo to buv auppue for
tha bouao n4r construe tlcn.
The Gansmnn
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