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nr.?w - I've en AvtUeD "to Ed iNlVlATeD ToCWY. uyref to YW UETTE.;- "m5.NUTT,5T ON AND SPG". TO NO OMC UMOeR. ClSCUM STANCES UNTO. HAILED WVrVf IMC fYTSTtC, Krapp Holds Senators to Oite : Bingle but Can't Beat . Darkness.' ' -Spectacular catchoa of what eeemefl Impossible files in th tenth and twelfth lnnlns yesterday robbed , little Gene Krapp out of one of the most exciting games Been here this season, chief among the features of which was Xrapp's feat of holding; the senators to one scratch bingle, i On the 'other hand Pape, the new recruit from Bos ton, ' twirled a remarkably clever battle for the visitors,-artd he " appears to be one of the best prospects . in the Coast' league. When the game was called on account of darkness at the end of the thirteenth Inning without a. score being made, tne big- ladles' day crowd was perfectly satisfied with the result. . , Both clubs had chances to make scores at various times during the af fair, and twice Krapp rillod the bases, but managed to sneak out without dam age by some clever fielding1. That tfte game would be an entertaining one to .the ladles was presaged in the second Inning when Burns made a' wild stab at Casey's , fly, , turned it toward the , ecnlth and then allowed It leisurely to gravitate into his outstretched paws. This qircus fielding went all the way down the line, finally ending wlthrQl- , con's pair of tossouts in the thirteenth frame of long, hard grounders from La Longe and Pape. Ort Saves Baoon. In the third Inning George Ort saved the day. A pass to La Longe, Krapp's miafue on Pape's intended sacrifice and another pass to Shinn, made the cush ions groan with solonlc brawn, Gene put everything he had on the ball and Van Buren breezed. Then , Helster hoisted a harl ona to Ort, who quickly relayed to Murray. Tommy' was right on the Job, and La Longe, who turned back toward third after bluff . to score, was caught on a-quick throw to Bheehan. Mickey missed, the bag and his f rantlo effort to reach it before Bheehan tagged him tickled the faner- lnoa. . . - In the fourth inning Ryan explored that hitherto . undiscovered . country , around third base. . He was safe when 6hlnn footled his fotolish-looklng grounderr-7-Papes having-teerrttpped"Ofr mat Buddy was la the habit of getting caught off base, suddenly ahot th,e ball toward Danzig and before It could be recovered from- the bleacher" netting, Buddy had sprinted to third. He tried to score on Kruegeia grounder to Bhinn, but was out by an eyebrow. T rilla Sags Again. . In the ninth Inning Krapp started by passing Bhinn and he walked every other man until the pases were filled. P.yan aved Gone this time with a nice catch of Brigg's ong1 fly. 1 That was the last chance the Senators had of be ing dangerous. Rapps had reached first in the twelfth on Burns' error and things looked promising when Ort slashed one to the right field fence, but as afore .mentioned, Brigga stabbed it with his gloved hand andthe Jig waa off. Other- - wise Rapps might have scored as he had a good lead and the bit jwould no , doubt have gone for two bases, . Pape made a splendid Impression. He has a free and easy awing, hla wind- up and throw being one continual mo tion.: He is a nice fielder and looks as If ha will be ona of the league' stars, " Bcore: ; r ' 'i BACRAMEXTO. ' ' .'f:' . ' ' V , AB. R. H. PO. A. E. fblna. lb. ,:,.... ,v. 3 ,0 OS a l ,vn Buren, cf....... 4 . 0 0 J00 jnciBir, ir. , . 0 4 4 9 0 iJanzig, lb. 4- o O 18 0 0 .Hcardman, Sb. ...... 4 0 0 1 4 0 Briggs, rf. .80 1 200 jiurns, n. s 0 0 8 8 2 j.eionge, o. ......... 4 0 0 5 2 0 .rape,, p. 4 0 0 19 1 .Total 37 0 1 39 11 4 PORTLAND. AB. R.II. PO.A.E. 6 0 1 3 0 0 6 0 0 i 3 0 Ryan, cf. .. Otson, ss. . . Krueger if, Casey, 2b. . 5 0 1 4 0 0 6 0 0 0 8 0 4 0 0 2 2 0 Kapps. lb. ,...,.. Ort rf., ..;.,... .Murray, e. ,. 6 0 i 1 16 . 1 4 0 : 0 2 1 5 0 0 7 J 4 0 13 100 00 Krapp, p. Fiehrr. 1 .(, ,, 'Mensor, 1 0 00 0 Total .43 0 4 39 1 Batted for Murray in thirteenth. Batted for Krapp In thirteenth. SCORE BT INN'INCS : EBcramento ... .,00 9000000060 00 Hits ....0 100 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00 1 Portland . . .,,...9000000 00000 00 HHs .......... 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 0 04 : :-.r BUllMARY. . Struck out by Krapp . by Pape 6. iiiees on naus, oir Krapp 7, off Pane 1. Xjoulile plays, On to Murray to'bhee 1 en. Sairiflca hits. Pape. Ort, Murrav; Stolen haaea, Shehan, .First base on error. Sacramento, 1; Portland ,3. Wild t iicnes, jvrapp. . . uert on Dasea, sacra mnto 6, Portland 7. TIma of eame. 2 iitu a li .sMiawtsm-tJiwpleesji' FtwneyKntf A LftTie county, man. who is picking ationt 2000 boxes of fine apples, finds r.i On worniv -iinnl. nn at KVPrnfp lt flve.bnxrs; result of carnful Si-raylng. s Ssg V40R.OS I a!' CIRCUS PLAYS HLL IW1AFF1 - r o I MUiTN'T BOX TIU. WOR.DS CHIMMIE'S How did you like the game yesterday 1 "Some game," is right .e . Krapp and Pape, members of the K. P.'s, sura did have something on their benders. One hit Dff Krapp and four 5f f Pape were all hat could be copped by the boys step ping to the plate 91 times. ' Some curves. ' Pane . looked real good ' to the fans and shows all the earmarks of being a champion. He has a long swing on his tall before he lets go of it and It has more smoke than any Of the rest Krapp was working very nicely. Tes, ever so nicely in ever so many ' nice way. and why? K'Aw, gee, all of de soils was dere, aln t cher hepr , dm you ever realise that this little piece of machinery has pitched 40 innings of baseball and has allowed but five hits in that many stanzas. This Is "some' place for an alderman's son after all. Charley Graham was pulling off the stupt of being a well, he figured in that light comedy stuff during the game until Portland slipped a few bin gles on Papa In the first inning," Ol son fanned and Graham wanted to know whether he was a member of the G. At because he held his bat like an old-timer with a -rusty musket: ; By the way, Olson played a beauuiui game at short, stopping everything that came his way. Keep it up for a few more weeks and then you-all can have a rest. ,.Ti-f. ,, .ijr;y;,: . t7::'. M hen Artie Krueger came to bat In the first inning. Pape shot one over th nuts that was a beauty. Graham on the hard wood 'bench wanted Artie to tell him .what it was that Pape had. Artie aaldJ" ' "Wait a , minute until I take a good look at the next one, Char lie, and I'll show you," and believe me he did.' A clean single to right field was what Krueger r showed Graham. tou're a little too hasty, manager. That light comedy stuff needs a few green lights with the soft pedal. . , f -V,. : -.. 'ff, , , : Krapp Is always on the alert , and very if ten shoves a strike over the plate before the batter collects him self. Hal Danzig took an awful swipe at one of Krapp's benders yesterday and jraissed. Hal -mussed aroun and brushed off his trousers and 'brushed his hair back and before he could re gain his position at the plate Gene shot one over a mile a minute. Three strikes and. you're . out, aldFlnney -Juetas -easy." (Hard and long on the easy.) 7"V 'j;-.' ;;";r r z Ty Cobbs may come and Hans Wag ners may go, but the stunt that Brlgga ILUIIAB - FIJIJEM1I Utilize Plays Under New Rules and Make Only Touchdown of the Game. Columbia university defeated the younger , and somewhat smaller foot ball rteam -from the Jefferson high school yesterday afternoon, 6 to 0, In a game that was filled with variation of the new styia root Dai 1. Columbia's score was made in the last quartor or the game; the Jef fersonlana holding the collegians to no point on the letter's ground during the first three periods.' Columbia's forward pass , oyer the center of tne line was puzzler to tho scholastics. When Flnnegan carried the ball across the line in the laxt quarter,, it was only after a succession of new plays and hard plunging con blned. The line-up follows: . Columbia University Cowan, C: W. Cook, L. G.; Haufard, R. G.; Billadeau, L. T.; Sharp, R. T.! Lecey, L.-B.; Davis, R. E.; Finnpgani Q.l Malarkey, L, H.J Kellfther, R. H.; Fitzgerald. F. B. Jefferson H. S. H. Cook, C.; N. An derson, Hendrlcksen. L. 0.; W. Ander son, It. (.;- Sarnmots, L. T.; Russell, R T.; MurphyV Bybee, L.Bi Showeller, Witllams, Morgan, R. E. vosper, Q.; Cole, L. It; Morgan, Williams, R. H.; Campion, F. B. Referee R. N. Hockenberry. Umpire -Frank 3. Lcnergan. Field judge Coe A.; McKenna. Head linesman Jo1 seph Kahoe. , Timers Joe Jones and W, Martin. Length of quarters, 15 min utes. Touchdown Flnnegan. Goal from touchdown Davis. M Score Columbia university 6, Jefferson IJ. 8. t. ( V Bodie Asalsta Seals. 8an Francisco, Oct S.-ring Bodie assisted in San Francisco's victory over twenty-eighth home run. Score: . . . R.H.E. Ban Tfancleco .....'...,... ...7 H..4 Los Angeles ...0 12 2 Batteries Mitchell, Henley and Ber ryt CaMleton andToier, . V- - get THST. " t TH Yr , - ik.hvh?! 7 i j NMHACTS eATIK. . s. T0-SE6? j.i lOP TM65? 'VOW 61 StWP L'V LI " I I I II MI 1 L iiisin! isisii DAILY JOURNAL, 'r-Tr A'7n' "TTTA -A' T7k'" A nrr? : - W ' fi;5-S COLUMN pulled off In the eighth inning was one of the hest we have seen on the-local grounds for some time.' Ort laced one to the fence that looked good for three bags, as Ort is quite fleet Briggswent after it but it looked good for a safety. Briggs stuck out hla eat-grabbers and copped the ball- Just 'as it was about to Introduce itself to the fence. Sure, I had heart'dlsease. . . e e : . Sensational plays were quite numer ous yesterday. Eddie Burns made up for his error when he went into the clouds after Casey's drive that looked like a sure single. He stopped. It with one hand and then it bounced off. his mitts and he copped It wUn the two of them. ' ' ; The third inning was a corker. It looked as if Portland was going to have a run or two or three slipped over on them. Between a few bases on balls and' Krapp's. error, Sacramento loaded the bases. With one out Van Buren flew to Ort who by a perfect peg kept La Longe from scoring, from third base. Murray showed his ability as a catcher by making a quick peg to Bheehan and caught Micky trying to hold onto the third base cushion.. It" was ' a' double play and helped Krapp out of a big hole. In the fourth inning Pape was shoot Ing them over the plate so bard that his tenders, interfered with Micky La Longe's - finger nails. Oh, my. yes, I should say they did, because 'Micky had to borrow Judge McCredle's hunting knife to trim tnem down. What do you think those young lady manicurists are doing down town, Micky? Be a sport Well, aay, the Senatorial sextette was down around the water front yesterday looking 'em, over. They have such habit of going down to the Sacramento river, that they' can't resist the tempta tion of visiting a good river when they know It la close" by. But here is the Joke: There was Fitzgerald, Arrelanes, Burns,' Nourse, Danzig and Spiesman. They went down by the employment agencies at Second and Burnslde streets and somebody tipped . 'era of f as being six tie walkers looking for Jobs as muck ers. Danzig and Spiesman led the bunch and the remaining four brought UP the rear guard. As soon as the labor sharks spotted Danzig and Spiesman, they of fered them Jobs aa coal ? abovelers. Burns they wanted to go to work fas a bookkeeper. Fitzgerald was slated for a liquid establishment at Tillamook, (a dry town). Nourse they wanted to go to work as a milker in Scappoose, and Frank Arrelanes his, I'm almost bust ing from laughing at what the geek said to Frank), "Handsome one, you can have the whole town If you'll only stick around." Graham la lucky they , ever came back. Va-- .: Vi',' - Yes, glrjs,' that was Arrelanes with the red sweater coat big black -eyes and coal blaek hair that was masquerad ing on the coaching lines yesterday. tie was all to the good and gave the grandstand an awful play with those peepers of hla; You have to hand it to him. He is almost In Fitzgerald's class when it comes to being good look ing. How la that FltaT - " - MEN AND WOMEN CURED The famous (Kh 1 tt-a e DRS. S. K. CHAN, with their reme dies of herbs and roots cure won derfully. 1 1 has cured man yc" suf-wv t nhi. Dr.8.3COhaa ferers when . . .. other reme- " dies have failed. - Sure cure for chronla, private aliments, nervousness; blood poi son, rheumatism, asthma, - pneumonia, kidney, throat and lung troubles, con sumption, stomach disorders and other diseases of all kinds.- Remedies harm less. NO OPERATION. Honest treat ment Consultation free. Examination for ladles by Mrs. 8. K. Chan. 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West Point which was threatened with football famine recently, as a punishment to Its cadets for Insubordination, will play Its first game, going against the kickers from Tufts college. , There is very little betting this year on the size of the scores, most of the wagering being on the results only. A few cases are recorded where there is betting ton a shutout, but such cases are few and far between. ' The following games were scheduled for tomorrow: Hasten. v Yale-Holy Cross at New Haven. Harvard-Williams at Cambridge. Princeton-New York university at Princeton. 1 Pennsylvania-West Virginia' at Phil adelphfa, .-. Cornell-Oberlin at Ithaca. , Brown-Colgate at Providence. Carllsle-Bucknell at Wilkesbarra. . West Point-Tufts at West Point Navy-Ratgers at Annapolis. .- ' . -",''.." ' Western.' ." Chicago-Indianapolis at Chicago. Northwestern-Iowa at fivanston. Illinois-Drake at Urbana. ' 1 Mlchlcan-Case at Ann Arbor. - v Wisconsin-Lawrence at Madison, Minnesota-Ames at Minneapolis. , Purdue-Wabaah at Lafayette. Heavy Hitting Wins Game. , Los Angeles, Oct. 8. Two homers, a triple and two doubles figured In yes terday's : game, which . Vernon rwon. Score: . - ' R.H.B. Vernoh 1 4 1 Oakland ...3 7 S Batteries' Willett ' Raleigh and Brown; Harkina and Pearce. Umpires Hildebrand and Van Haltren. Journal Want Ads bring results. His Consultation Is Free If you are sick and live out of town, send 4 cents in stamps and secure a symptom blank. Proper remedies can then be secured on return of it. ANOTHER TESTIMONIAL PORTLAND, Or,, Aug. 25, 1910. I had been suffering for some time ..4 : r fi Rm Wd (or his df.gnts?.UfnDyaC.ee?o it iV,iorn,nt nt thA liver ni utomach- It enlargement of the liver and stomach anfd inflammation of the bowels, and descrifced my condition so aecuKately I began to doctor with him. I have now taken two monins meaicine anu am well as I ever was. 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ASr Tnnr drnirirlfit f or 1 4r i t Iwtmnriot , ths MARVEL, mtwtrint ho other, but tend .tatno for lllnitrtsd book nI1.' jtlrm fall partlea ir nd dlreo , uom lnrMiMbl to uaieh , KiLBTXI, CO, 14 iMt fM 8U IIW TOtK, tot Ml b Bkldnor r-n Co.. . Woodird '.CJJREp Y'!f M jJ4v:-:;.'x?' ; mm . "T. I n Wit' Clarke Co., s4 Laa-01 Ixu C. 4 ttoreat i FEATURE PLAYS IN GAME YESTERDAY Krapp's allowance of ona scratch hit In 13 Innings. . . . vv- . ' y Introduction of splendid twlrler in. young Papa , . , Burna circus Juggling of Casey's fly la the second. ; ,, Ort's start of double play from right field. , Pape's throwout of Ort in third inning while sitting on ground near third base, v - . i Shlnn's' leap into air and atabblng of Krapp'a Una fly in tenth with one hand. - . ' . Briggs' long run and ona handed jump and catch of Ort'e fly to right field fence. Ort's long running catch of Shlnn's fly to right field In sixth Inning. . Krapp'a knockdown and tosa out on 1 Briggs' grounder tn the fourth frame. . - v Remarkable fielding of Olson la thirteenth on sizzling grounders by La, Longe and Papa , , ' STANDING OF THE TEAMS - Pacific Coast League. Won. Lost P.C .171 .853 .519 .494 .481 ,387 Portland ............. 97 Oakland ,-..104 73 84 91 94 99 111 Ban Francisco 97 Vernon . , . . . . ... ....... 93 Los Anaeles 92 Baoramento 70 HOPPE PUTS IT OVER HIS BILLIARD RIVAL (United Prtas Lease Wire.) New York, Oct ' 8. Whether Willie Hoppe Is a better bllllardlat than Oro Mornlngstar Is still a widely disputed question, although the result of thfeir recent match would seem to Indicate he ia.J::' ;,::j,J.Z--...:---r. -- The final " score when the ,'jAatch DR. TAYLOR'S $10,000 MUSEUM OF ANATOMY Open Free to Men All men. visiting Portland should see Dr. Tay , .tor's Free Museum of Science. 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BQ to $1.60 a course. . w Kotursi a. a. to t p. m. dally, and Snadaya from 10 tola. . . Xf yea eannot oaU, write for free self-examination blank and nook tot men. Uaay oases onred at home, . . srraisiiEMCArco; Cor. 2d and Yamhill Sts. closed' last night ' waa: Hoppe,' 1000; Mornlngstar, 1895. Moralngstar led on the last three nights, but Hoppa bad such' a lead the first night that Morn lngstar was unable to ; catch him. A return match probably will ba arranged.. ' Here V Another Pbenom. , ' cRnlted Prea teasad Wire.) New York, Oct I.- "Young Sammy Smith Is being touted today by New York fight, fans ' aa the coming light weight champion. The lad created a good Impression by hla decisive victory last night over. Willie Beecher. who is rated a good boy. The National club gymnaalum was well filled and the ver dict in favor of Smith was almost unanr. imoua. ' Smith - easily led by a big margin tn seven of the 10 rounds. In the other three ha held his own. The Ltadlng Specialist M. Daily. Sundays, 10 to I 4 . d , v. . lilnl Co, 834V4 MOBBTSOBT VS. course Bxooso . NOT A DOLLAR. NXED BX PAID UNLESS CURED , PORTLAND, OR. A Ml a-