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FIELDING OH SCENE OX AN' EASTERN GOLF COURSE Mart Schaffner & PJlarx OF DOUBTER It J a nil I 'V . i Error to MakeCoohey . 1.' . Takes Chances Jimmy Adarris and Marty Murphy re the-only Portland players who still have a perfect fielding average, although neither haa taken as many chances us the outfielders who started the season. Garry has had more put-outs than any fielder in the league. Billy Staton, who had the -best fielding average of the third baseman, was supplanted from that honor by Bewer of Aberdeen, who la now. a few points to the good. than any other short4ft, but errors nave piured him away tloWn the list in Uiis prfsltlon. Manager Casey is also down the list on -fielding. Mullln is next the poorest fielding first baseman in the league and his promise of being a second Hal - Chase has been sent A-gllmmering, Murray i is also down with the less brillant catchers at the fielding game. : v . ...:' The Colts' team fielding Is. near ttis botom. , . . . Manager Bob Brown .of the Indians, probably The most persistently knocked man on the Spokane team. Is more near ly at the head, of, all others of the league in-his position in fielding than any other 8pokana player, Fred Weed lone excepted. Brown Is virtually tied with Scharnweber of Vancouver for sec ond place, with a, fraction of one point between them. Weed is the virtual leader of the right fielders. Every other Spokane man is well down on the list In fielding his respective position. Kennedy of Vancouver. Is enjoying a unique distinction at present. He Is the only lnflelder In the league with a perfect average and has accepted 105 chances at first base and 1 30 at bc ond base without a skip, holding the honor of leading two fielding positions Joe Sugden is virtually the leading first baseman, also fielding in great form with only one error at first and one hnhinrt ih .hi . Tht real - leaders, in- eluding those- who are playing their various positions regularly, are; Sugden, catcher: Streib, first base; Bennett, i seoond base; Bower, third base; Raymond,-shortstop; Mahon, left field; Davis, 'center field; Weed.right field; Allen, pitcher. This list shows three Seattle men, two Aberdeen, three Vancouver and one Spokane. . The team fielding averages show Be attl and Vancouver far In the lead, with the other four teams well bunched. IspoKane i&au tr a E. 1378 GbX u SB ' V ' " Seattle -Vancouver Tacoma . A berdeen Portland Spokane . 1341 651 1393 624 1303 1387 108 620 104 115 11T 71 1436 673 Catchers. PO. A Sugden, Vancouver . 1 1 1 Shea, Seattle 178 CUster, Seattle , .. . 0 Brooks, Van J SO Ostdlek, Spokane ..S28 Kellackey. Tacoma. 1S7 Mutray. Port- l7? Start ley, Van. .... .126 Stevens, Spokane.. 126 O'Brien, Aberdeen. . 243 wpnrier. Tacoma ...134 Bheehan.' Port.-Tac. 4S First Base, Vnni7 Van 90 15 Sugden, Van. 164 Klppert, Tacoma Nordyke, van. . Streib, Aberdeen Magee. Seattle . TIiii)v TftrOma Connors, - Spokane.. 41S Mullln. Portland. ..dj Weed. Spokane , ssooatf Base. 1... a A v Vart. 11 19 Coleman, Taconfa.. 41 Tlennett. Seattle 12 pleters. Tacoma Casey, Portland Mackin, Tacoma (juixley. Van. . . Moore, Aberdeen Carr, Aberdeen Swain, Tacoma . James. Spokane Third Base, Bower, Aberdeen ..31 B2 Slulnn Partllinrt r--l--S Smith Vancouver.; 25 19 Snyder, Van. ...... 48 Herbert. Aberdeen. 37 .156 .467 .47f .321 31 33 19 B 47 88 49 27 21 59 29 IS 14 8 10 11 23 24 34 DP. 33 221 27 21 28 "24 E. 1 3 3 1 AV. ,962 .959 .950 .949 .948 .947 .993 .986 .974 .973 .872 6 , .972 7 .870 72 . .7 33 .132 . 43 .113 . 98 . 38 17 4: 162 26 146 46 103 82 41 20 ,15 149 70 63 Altman.' Spokane .. 78 106 100 96 11 110 126 67 160 80 t-A wrivht Tacoma 71 Akin. Seattle 35 Short Stop. Ttavmnnd. Seattle. .. 87 169 Weed, Spokane .... 8 Scahrnweber, Van.. 2 Brown, Spokane ..88 Smith, Vancouver.. 81 Cooney, Portland ..111 i-.f ihprdftnn . . . 68 Bres'ino. Tacoma '..100 130 Herbert. Aberdeen. 38 43 Xft rield. Hurley, Tacoma ... 81 Mahon. Vancouver. . 79 6 Capron, Seattle.... 69 t Kippert, Tacoma.. 48 Sf 8 Bassev, Portland... 77 ' 4 Clynes, Spokane. . 84 6 Swalm, Aberdeen.. 69 "6 Bewer, Aberdeen,., 1 l ' : Center rield. Davis. Vancouveri. 84 Bwaln. Tacoma. ..Vv 83 Lejeune,-, Aberdeen. 98 Burnett, Tacoma... 89 Garry, Peruana. . . i"i Lynch, Seattle...,. 94 CahllU Vancouver.. 23 SJffbt Field. Adams. Portland.,; 26 4 Murphy. Portland .,16 Wed, Spokane..... 47 Brinker. Spokane. , 4 Frisk, Seattle....... "1 Suess, Tacoma 7-6 Swan ton, Portland. 19 Wilson. Vancouver. 2$ Campbell. Aberdeen 62 7 Allen, Seattle,. ... " 8 Beaton, Seattle. .... 6 Hlckey. Vancouver. 6 - In.t! n nil A rinnane. y 1 ? Claflln, Tacoma. , , 2 Bngle. Vancouver.. 7 Krlckson, Vanpuver' 3 p.rnnii Aoeraeen . . . Klllllay. Spokane.. Thompson, Seattle. . T. Beaton.. Portland Holm, Spokane..... Butler, Tacoma.... Wilder, Aberdeen.. Gregg, Spokane...," Brinker, Spokane.. Ollligan. Vancouver Hall. Vancouver... Starkell. Aberdeen. Jensen. Spokane... Kinsella, Portland. Most. Aberdeen Paddock. Vancouver Berger, Tacoma.. Sieger, Aberdeen..,; Chlnault, Portland. Wright. Spokane.,. Baker. Tacoma.. . . Samuels. Tacoma.. Portland ... . nr.ii th. Portland . . . Rush. Seattle....., 1 Ulll.r Reattle. . . . . 1 Grady, Tacoma...., 0 Guyn, Portland. . , . 4 1 4 9 3 3 0 1 6 4 S. 3 - 1 1 4 1 5 4 4 7 2 1 3 5 10 6 8 9 1 4 28 25 40 36 27 29 . 66 IS 82 19 87 ir is 18 15 26 25 25 24 60 35 19 1fl 37 35 88 29 25. 7 13" 12 18 8 8 18 i 6 ' 5 11 7 10 8 . 11 14 13 3 IS 5 i3 1 10 3 11 it 19 20 IS 14 1 16 18 8 25 14 "I S S. s 7 2 1 I- 5 7 7 8 ' 0 0 JT 1 - - 'I .968 .967 .965 .9SS .948 1.000 .995 .989 .986 - .985 .980 .977 .976 .975 .963 1.000 j .95 .960 .952 .9.50 .944 i .944 ; .933 ! .92i i -.925 I 922 ' .952 .937 .985 .914 .909 .907 .895. .891 .95o .9501 .923 ..viz .916 .914 .914 .913 - .909 'AT, 1 ri - iAin h : ' n. ' I , h , , ' v; f 7 ft " " r to""? X. Walter Travis, the yeteran eolt champion," who has regained his title of metropolitan champion after, striving seven years. On the left is John Montgomery WaVd, who yeara ago was famous as a shortstop on the New Yorlf? baseball team. Mr. Ward is an enthusiastic golfer and made a splendid showing in the championship games on the Apawa mis links. Upper picture shows the , course, oyer, which the champion ship games were played. AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES 1,000 .977 .972 .964 .943 .927 .926 - .895 f0 ,989 'T973 .95(1 .940 j .93 I .889 j i.000 ! l.ooo ; .965 .961 : .930 : Bob Groom Beats lletroit. Washington, June 12. Gilt edged sup port, of Groom's pitching, together with an ascension by Summers In the eighth, Eave Washington another victory over 'etrolt today. Score: R. H. 13. Washington 6 14 1 Detroit 2 6 Batteries Groom and Street; Sum me'. Bohmidt and Stanage. Umpires Connolly and Sheiidan. Athletics 4, St Louis 1. Philadelphia. June 12. Mainly through the great pitching of Chief Bender, the Athletics were afcaln victorious over the Brownw this afternoon. Powell, hith erto effective against the Quakers, was batted out of the box, and Graham, who took his Dlaco. held the Athletics safe. Score: , R. 11. E. St Loufs ... 1 4 2 Philadelphia , 4 12 4 Batteries Powell, Graham and Cri ger: Stephens, Bender and Thomas. Umpires Hurst and Connolly. Chicago 5, New York 3. New York, June 12. "Happy Jack" Chetbro, one time leading pitcher in the American league, made his first appear ance "of the season on the slab for the New York Americans this sfternoon. He lasted an Inning and a third. When he was chased to the bench Chicago had tied the score and had the bases full. Stalling tried 16' players to win, but the White Sox romped home in front. Score: R. H. J& Chicago 6 7 1 New York . 8 8 Batteries Smith and Sullivan; Ches bro. Warhop. 'Hughes and Klelnowt Blair. Umpire- McLoughlln. LOS ANGELES WREAKS VENGEANCE OH VERNON (Hearst Newi by Unget Leaed Wire.) Los Angeles, June 12. The Angels wreaked vengeance on the visitors when they took the Saturday afternoon game by the decisive score of T to 1. Dillon's men took a convincing lead in the first inning and had command of the situa tion during the remainder of the day. Francois Hosp was in fair fettle, hold ing the villagers to four hits. The helpless condition of the Hogan ites was shown in the sixth inning when they had three-men on bases with nobody out. yet were unable to score. Johnny Beall was on hand with his daily home-run swat. The- big Chlcagoan dropped the ball over the center field fence in the open ing inninir. The hit was high and clean. Clearing the pine wall by at least 20 feet. Daley scored Rosa from second base in the second Inning when he slugged a ground ball that baffled the efforts of both Eagan and Martlnke. Vernon's solitary tally was made In the third inning. Score; ; : LOS ANGELES. AB. R. H. PO 6 0 11 4 12 0 Dalev. cf . .. Oodwtn. If Beall. rf .. Howard. 2b Smith. 3b , Delmas, ss Dillon, lb . Ross, c . . . . Hosp, p . . .. A f . i r - t I v fi '! I '." j If' i f i h p- i ' t Mott, Ross Smith. Sacrifice hits Har klns, Dillon. Innings pitched By Har kins, 7. Bases on balls Off Harklns, 2; off Hosp. 3. Struck out By Hosp, 4; by Harklns. 2; by Raleigh. 2. Dou ble plays Dillon (unassisted). Delmas to Howard to Dillon. Umpire Toman. Tipie of game 2:06. . - XATIOXgL LEAGUE GAMES Pittsburg 10, Brooklyn 1. (United Preu I.entrA Wire.) Pittsburg. June 12. The Pittsburg Pirates won their twelfth straight game today when they beat Brooklyn bv a score of 10 to 1. Score: R. H. E. Pittsburg 10 IS 1 Brooklyn , 1 8 4 Batteries Camnitas and Gibson: Wil lielm and Bergen. Umpires Cusack and Johnstone. Totals Stovall. rf 4 Bernard, cf 4 Brashear, lb 8 Martinke. If 3 Haley, 2b 4 . . .....36 7 10 37 13 2 VERNON. AB. R. H. PO. A. E. bagan, ss . Mott. 3b . . Hogan, C ... Harklns,' p Raleigh, p . 1 1 1 0 0 13 0 5 Totals 30 1 4 27 15 3 SCORE BY INNINGS. Vernon 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 01 Hits 00200101 04 Los Angeles .. 2 1 0 2 2 0 0 8 07 Hits ..3 103 a 00 1 010 SUMMARY. Home run Beall. Two-base httsa New York 2, Cincy O. Cincinnati, June 12. Mathewson's good pitching enabled the New York Nationals to defeat Cincinnati todav: . Score: R. H. E. New York ....2 8 1 Cincinnati , . . A 0 4 0 Batteries Mathewson and Meyers; Ewlng Rowan and McLean. . Umpires Klemgnd Kane. Cubs 2, Doves O. Chicago, June 12. The world's cham pion Cubs defeated the- Boston Doves here this afternoon by 2 to 0. Kroh and Tuckey were the opposing twlrlers, but Kroh kept his hits scattered and fast playing kept Boston from scoring. Score: R. H. E. Boston .-. 0 8 t Chicago - .......2 7 2 Batteries Tuckey and CJraham; Kroh and Moran. LA GRAJCDE HIGH SCHOOL TRACK TEAM KM , 7 .920 "3 ,.913 8 .898 - 2. ,889 9 .885 0 0 0 1,000 1,000 1.000 .976 i .97SV .9TJ. .i70 .98 .967 ( .958 ' '.956 .953 i .962 1 .948. .948 .942 .942 .935 .933 .9X1 1 .929' .923 f .920 ! ,916. .813 !07 .900 .9001 .900 . '875 , .875 i .830 .818 ,:,00 .846 i 1 it- A r L-k V r yv-v - : ' - '.. ' I r' th chamolon "skv-denter' j Cf Ihe world.- They claim that neveralj hulls hit by.' Crlss have oome down eovered with snow and that one didn't j come down tintil after the game wnsf over, when It Was caught by the ground' keeper. ; :" - - -' ' ' i IT . m 5- Not contented With pushing the Bn ton Nstlonnls In, over their hearts. aTI ithe other National league tesms are standing -on the Dwes tor drown them. Top row, reading rom left to rights G. M. Mickelson, manager and member of faculty';-' CecU Bolton, dashes and relay; Jay Mlllerlng, pole vault and high jump; Wilt Peare, high hurdles, halfvmlle and mile; Ai W. Kelsoa, coach. jSecond row: 1 Jrank - Mlllerlng, pole rault, high jumn, discus and hammer; ' Joe ' Ingle, weights and high hardies; Heldfenrlch, weights. and "high hurdles; Fr,ed Young, pole vault and high . hurdles, bottom row: Joe W'iljlartsbn,' dashes,. low hurdles and relay;. Carpy. dashes, broad;. Jump and -relay; -Reynolds', low hurdles, quarter sand relay. Total points wont.hl3sea8on . Individual 'point, win- , nera Peare. 23; F, Mlllerlng, 2? - , - " (r?;.. -cry ter For style, for tailoring, for models, for all-wool, honest quality of fabrics, no tailor nor clothier can match them; and we know it. ' Jt's money in your pocket to let us prove it, and you'll1 get bet- "clothes than usual. $20, $22.50, $25, $27.50, $30, $35, $40 Orrri(l '99 r Kan Xaw h Msr 0Aer Good Makes at $i2.50 to $20.00 THE HOME OF Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes John B. Stetson Hats Clueil Shirts Sam' 7 Rosenblatt & Co. Corner Third and Morrison Streets K3S KINSELLA SHOWS GREATESJCLASS Big Portland Pitcher Works at Terrific Clip Gougk Shows Up Well. Considering Portland's position In the Northwestern league pennant race. Big Eddie Kinsella has made the most remarkable showing of any pitcher in . i i. i . i irinev hu, mtnhed llio 1 1 v i inn ii tuiiuu. .. a number f-shutouts recently. IncluU- lng a no-hlt-no-run game biii o--kane. Up to yesterday he had won nine of his games and has lost but three. Kinay was on the firing una in that first disastrous series at Beat tie, else ho would, probably have stoou even higher than at present. Among the winning pitchers. Kinsella has worked in more games than anybody except PernolL Gough, Is showing up well and by the present rate, will be one of the leau ing pitchers of the league:' He was late In getting started, but has lost but one game In six. Qougb has a better per centage than Klnsy.Tut the tall heaver Is entitled to tha honors. "Dode" Brinker, whoso name Is hlgn in the batting column, may also h re- 1.. na Mstminaitv th leaHlnor Dltfeher BUiucu " .............. j .. - ' ' L of the Northwestern league. Dode has yet to lose nis rirst game, no nw pitched three, and has won them. . Re moval In a critical moment saved him Big (Jus Thompson, however, is the real premier iwirier, wnn nine uui ui 10. Harry Rush lost his second game til 10 Ullllliea imiD.ij. Hlckey, Oregg, Pinnance' and Slever are better pitchers than their records indicate and will work up as the sea son progresses. They have all had hard fats was a no-hU game for the vic torious team. Slever and Baker, of Tacoma, hare the distinction of haying worked in the greatest nunrner or games, rermni i Aberdeen, has won the. most and Baker has lost the most The sverages Won. IxisL P. C. Brinker, Spokane ....... 8. X 1.000 Thompson. Seattle 9 1 .00 Rush, Seattle 1 SI" Oough. Portland 1 f00 Kinsella, Portland 9 8 ..50 Miller. Seattle- I 1 7J0 Pernoll, Aberdeen 10 4 .714 Paddock. Vancouver 6 2 .(14 J. Beaton, f5eattle 1. 7 8 . -?00 Erickson, Vancouver ... 3 .T T. Beaton, Portland 4 J .; Golna, Tacoma J. J -JJJ Allen. Seattle 7 3 .700 Wright. Spofcam ........ 6 S JIJ Klllllay, - Spokane 7 5 -,BS3 Berger, Tacoma , .. 4 S .7l Rngle. Vancouver 4 .655 Jensen Spokane o Holm. Spokane -500 Anderson, Seattle. S .42J starkell, Aberdeen . .... 3 4 .429 Slever, Aberdeen Ollligan, Vancouver 4 4o Butler. Tacoma Baker, Tacoma ' 1" JJ Clafltn Tacoma S JJJ Hikev, Vancouver 8 J JJ ftradv. Tacoma J J ' Pinnance. Portland 7 .800 Most, Aberdeen 8 T .800 Samuels. Tacoma ...... 8 ' 7 .80" Gregg. Spokane 5 -?J Chlnault, Portland J J -"J Ouvn, Portland ........ 1 .J7 Wilder. Aberdeen 1 .fjj Wall. Vancouver ........ 1 J I'l McCament. TUcoma ..... J ... "" Oeehan, Tacoma J J oo Camea. Poft'.and ,1 .800 Marshall, Seattle ! 1 Orairesend Rucps. New Tork. June ' It- Oravesend re- "UFfr'st race, five and a half furlongs Crossover, i to 1. won: May ilorence, second: Huldas Sister, third. . Time, l-n! 2-S. ' . : - Second race, steeplechase, about two nnd n half miles Banc t us,. 9 to 20, won: Tlmmy Ine. second. Oaklawn. third. Time. S:u2. . . , Third t-e. fivu ,nd a half furlongs Watdo,.-even, won: Uull Care, ; second; Angerona, third. Time, 1:07 4-5. Fourth race, one mile Hilarious, 4 t S". won: Joe Madden, second: Fayette, thlr. .-. Time, . 1:4:1 1-5, Practical also inn. -' ,, - ' . Piftfi'raee. srentleman riders, about six furlongs Tim Pippin,. 8 to I, won: Me- loueon,- ,sfconn: fOQipacu intra. .lime, 1:12 2-5. - - - - - ; . J - Sixth race. -rollei and three sixteenths -Norhllt, woi;-Rty Grande. econdV4 fins and Net-dies. IWrd. Time, 2:018-5, CALENDAR OP SPORT FOR THE WEEK - Monday Opening of amateur golf tournament at the Alaska-Tukon-Pa-clflc exposition. Opening of annual polo tournament - of the Country club of Philadelphia. Btart of automobile endurance run from Philadelphia to Pittsburg and return. Wrestling match between Frank Gotch and Tom Jen kins at Des Moines. Opening of Vir ginia states tennis championship tour nament at Norfolk. Opening of Caro lina tennis championship tournament at Greenville, 8. C. Opening of Maryland State tennis championship tournament at Baltimore. Opening of Middle Pa cific Coast tennis championship tourna ment at Klamath Falls, Or. Tuesday Professional match between Alexander Smith and Isaac Mackle at Fox HUls Oolf club. Opening of Cedar Valley racing circuit meeting at Al bert Lea. Minn. Opening of Central Jersey championship tennia tournament at Trenton. Tommy Murphy vs. Jimmy Dunn, at Pittsburg. Thursday Annual race of New York club for the Qlen Cove cups. Friday Light car race for the Coba cup over the Crown Point-Lowell cir cuit in Indiana. Opening of annual Saturday Intercollegiate champion ship rifle fmatches at Sea Grit. N. J. Opening of twelfth, annual tournament of North, American 'Skat league In Mil waukee. Schuylkill navy regatta at Philadelphia. western stock chassis race for the Cobe cup over the Crown, Point-Lowell circuit Opening of annual festival of North American Gymnastic union In Cincinnati. It looks strange to see Rochester leading the Eastern league. For sev eral years past the quickest way to find out how Rochester stood was to begin at the bottom of the Eastern league's percentage table. "Dots" Miller contlues to cause hap piness In Pittsburg. To jump from a New Jersey amateur team to tho Pirates and make good Is the stunt per formed by. "Dots" and one that la sel dom equalled. . No More, FEAR OF THE 4 W i " ' ' ' ' ' H 1 v f I a l M .,,, M I it ... --.- I k B1 We Can Save Yoii Full Set, that tit Gold Crowns, 22k Bridge Teeth, 22k Gold Fillings, -Silver Fillings, - Money S5.00 83.50 S3.50 si.oo .50 M M M !! 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