THE ; OREGON DAILY . JOURNAL, PORTLAND. FRIDAY EVENING,. JUNE 18, 1911.
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Ring, Traclt '
Held, Diamond
HUM VILLAGERS
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Seatbn Puzzles Vemonitcs ia
' Second Game Taken From
Southerners,
' ' ho Angelas, June I(. Portland
. jnssed the hooki Into Vernon for fair
, yesterday when Beaton outpltched Ral-
.. elgfc and won T to (. The game waa
Characterised by tha sickening thuds of
tha bail as It urned back eafely front
' tha champion alapatlckera. Beaton had
; tha Ilooligana well In hand all through
tha gam.
. i 1 Tha heavy bitting waa doaa by Sbee
han, , Ryan and Krueger, wha aacurad
triples off young- Mr. Raleigh, and two
of them counted In tha run getting.
' Chadbourne aeored In the flrat on a
walk. Barry'a alngla, and McKana'a
throw to tha plat on Krueger'e
grounder to abort Portland had tha
baaea full In thla inning but good work
on t viie part of tha Villagers Infield
Cut off aocrtng.
Murray .and EHatoa aoorad la tha
fourth on a walk, and a alngla, Chad
bourna'a alngla to- right, and Hogan's
wild throw to catch Chad bourne at aeo
' on4 whan tha ball waa roturned from
tha field to tha plata la an of fort to
, morgue Beaton. -
In tha fifth Sheshaa tripled after
Xrueger alnglad and Artie registered.
' Ehaohan came In a moment later on
wild pitch. 1 :, "
. . Two mora were made In tha ninth.
, when Ryan singled and Krueger fol
lowed with a triple . that regiatered
Buddy. ' Then. Kappa alnglad to right
and Krueger raced aeroaa tba plata
. Stlneon and Braahear aeored for Ver
non in tha fourth on a walk, an Infield
hit. a aacrtfic by McKune, Burrell'a
alngla and Hogan s squeesa.
McDonald alnglad in tha ninth, atole
second, took third after a caught fly and
scored pn Kane a out.
. , Score;1 :' . .:- ',
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Greatest Meet Yet Held Gives Heavy Clusters of Bingles Win
Second Game With Bloom
field Pitching.
Lee Barkley Honor of
High Gun.
Eugene, Or June It. Declaring the
Eugene eboot to have been tba beat
arer held by tha Pact fie "Indiana." the
members of that organisation closed a
three days' tournament hero yesterday
afternoon and moat of them are now up
tha McKenile river on a fishing ex
cursion tha gueeta of the local aporta-
men. Following ara tne total eooras
for tha three daya lit tha regular lit
target shoot:.
Professionals Ck E. Holahan, 411;
Billy Bloomfleld waa too much for
tha champions yesterday and tha bunch
ing of hlta on Sehwenck In tha aecond
and seventh Innings , put them out . of
reach in an I to I game. Tha Nloke
played faultlaeelr In the field. ' Man
dorfra error not counting In the final
reault Tha Nicks took advantaga of
every mlacua on the part of the Inland.
ara and some of them counted In the
run getting.
Spokane rushed Cooney around , the
baaea la tha first Inning and It looked
Barkley. 43T; Wlllette, 404; Poaton. 421: 1 aa If tba Indiana were about to break
T.. M Reld. 414: J. E. Raid. 417: P. I "P tha game, but Bloomfield's steadlnesa
Holahan. 411; Height. 491; Riehl. 411; I and some good fielding an tha part of
y - IB. R M P.O. A. E.
Chidbourne. r 4 1 l, 8 t t
Harry, lb. f i f I t
Ryan. cf. vt I 111 5 0
Krueger. If. 2 2 i 1
Rappa. -lb. . A 1 12 0 1
Hheehan, to. ........ 4 I ill
Pecklnpaugh. sa .... 6 0 0 1 a
Murray, a . ..-. i 1 -0 4 I -
Beaton,, p 4 11 1 I 0
Totals
Carlisle, cf.-'
Kane, II.
1 II 27 It "T
40
VERNON.
AB. R. H. P.O. A.
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Patterson, lb. f it
Ftinaon, rf. .,..,,...2 1
' Braahear, 2b. 11
- McKune,' sa.
.Hurreii- so.
jiosan, c. 4 0
Raleigh, p. 1
Hosp, lb. ........... 1
McDonnell, ..,,., J. I
Fisher. 410.
Amateurs Smith, 110; Pleat, III;
Wagner. I4j Prior, 1(7; Jensen. 110;
Zlerolf, 114; Cooper, 117; McCormlck.
1(7; Bush, tot; Cannon, 171; Benson.
402; Tollea, 110; Cook. 400; Mackleman,
lt; Moullen, 171; Coram, 171: Meek,
114; Kay. Ill; Sealey, III; Veateh. Ill;
Cooper. 171; O'Brien, 411; Ware, 414;
Dennis, 411; Dry den, 414; Culllaon, 411;
Carlon, III; Abraham, 401; Caldwell,
411; Riley, 111; Orlffln, tit; Enyard.
lit; Bean, 112; Baltimore, III; Nelson,
401.
TENNIS SEMI-FINALS
TO BE PLAYED TODAY
The aeml-flnala of tha Multnomah
Amateur Athletic club's men'a atnglea
will be played on the Multnomah eourte
thla afternoon beginning at 4 o'olock.
A. rrohman yesterday defeated Klehle
Mansor, 'who retired Nordyke and Zim
merman, a top pad tha tallying. Oooney
walked and atole second, aoorlng on
Frisk's alngla to right That waa tha
last aoorelet tha champs gat until tba
ninth, ' . ,
wmtasna Staita oortaa;. v
Wllrlama opened up the second inning
with a single, atole aecond and took
third on Mensor'i alngla to right Men
sor went to aeoond on Bpeas- out bat
Williams eould not acore. However, Pet.
tlgrew laid down a beautiful bunt and
Willlama aped aeroaa tba rubber. Petty
going out at flrat. Bradlaya three bag.
gar to left center let Menaor in and
thla was followed by Bloomflald'a walk.
But Billy started to ateal aecond and
waa caught between Nordyke and Coon
ey, closing the Inning.
Mundorffs doubla to left Casey's sac
rifle and a wild pitch gave the Nicks
another run In tha sixth.
After Menaor waa out In the sixth
Bpeaa doubled to right and atole third.
Ha came In when, after Petti grew
walked, Bradley1 a grounder waa returned
too lata to the plate by Netael, the throw
going wild and Petti grew reaching third
and Bradley second, Bloomfleld waa
aafa on Sohwenck'a error, filling the
.ttimmicVCoIumh
The crowd that turned oat yesterday
a bit larger than on any or tba
other daya thla 'week. . Tha fane ara
warming up ' to tha games slnoa the
Nlcka bava taken a brace. . . ,
Bloomfleld pitched a nice game of
ball, but let up a bit In tha ninth In
ning. The Indiana slammed out three
aafettaa, but only one run materialised.
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Tha Nlcka had a' chance 4a pull off
a deuele- play . ia the flrat inning, but
there waa nobody waiting at aecond for
Bloomfleld a throw, of Ootdlak'a fast
grounder. Bloomy had to beava to flrat
otherwlee ha might have thrown Cart
wrlght out at aecond and a heava to
flrat would have Tmpleted a doubla
WUllama waa all to tha clover yea-
terday. Ha alnglad. atole aeoond, went
to third on Men sot's safe bunt and came
homo when Pettlgrew laid .down tha
prettiest equeea
your ayea on.
bunt you avar laid
"Cute" awn Bradley, from Johns
town, waa on tha lob with a drive to
left center that want for three baaea
and maybe you think thla chap didn
tear around thoee baaea.
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Jack Duarte, who waa a terror tn
these parta with tha padded mltta, waa
knocked out clean aa a whlatle at Pinole
tha other evening by Sailor Petroekr in
tha alxth round. Petroekay la ana of
Frieco'a fourth ratara in tha boxing
Una -
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Have you a muscle known aa tha
"curve" muscle T Reed, a buabar tn the
mlnda of the Nlcka, but who la ojd
enough to tell ua about what ha saw
the day Noah chaaed the wild anlmala
off the Ark. waa being rubbed yester
day afternoon by 'Doc" Ackennan, tha
Nlcka' trainer, and ha aaked "Doc" to
rub hla "curve" muscle. "Doe" aaked
him where It waa, and Read replied that
It waa between tha tlpa of his fingers
and the Jugular vain of hla right eye-
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M'NAMARA, ASSERTING
INNOCENCE; HITS TRUS
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Cleveland Has Asked Waivers
Has Umpire L'onganeck
. er Been Dismissed?
(Daltei ft ttmd Wlra.l
- lndlanapolla, Ind., Juno It. Charging
that secret agentg of tha United Btatea
Steel corporation onoe offered ; him
money to betray the Structural Iron
workers and assailing tha National
Erectora association.. John J. McNf-
mara, now tn Jail tn Loa Angelea, charged
witn murder In connection with the al
I'ged dynamiting of the Ixa Angelea
Times, relteratea Ma Innocence In a let
ter appearing in tha eurrent lasua of
tha Brldgemen'a magaslne. Tba letters
conneot the eteel trust -with tha fight
against the unions. '
."First wt notlot: that ' thAlnerloaa
Bridge company, whfch it not only tha
backbone of tha National Erectors asso
ciation, but. Is alao the, erection depart
ment or ine ataei corporation, is-tha
Waivers have been aaked by Cleve
land on Oene Krapp. tha great little
twlrler. who helped . Portland win the
championahlp last year, and If they are I moat mthie.. Ar..ni..iinn -.ni.t i-
aecurea he will likely revert te Port-ltha world," the letter saya "The pUn
uu ivi tuiiuar aeaaoauig. Mcvreaia, l now ' ana nan Deen ainca lia incep
who la tn neee) of another pitcher right tlon to ' throttle oompetltlon and cmah
STATE SUPf
now. would b tlrklaii tit hi. n-..-. I and crucify.. Ita employee, meanwhile
on Krapp, who waa tha aecond leading SVlT-fa .l--. H"" "H
nitt... i. r.-.. . .... Industry as to i defy oven tha federal gov.
i".1'. th 0rt".f b MUndorffs alngla to'rlght chased
t-l and t-4. Thla quallflas Frohman for p.ttiarew and Rredi.v
Bloomfleld and Mnndy scored on Caeeye
tha aeml-flnala Jamaa Swing and
Frohman will meet In tha aeml-flnala
at 4 thla afternoon.
Dr.' Bllderback won from Dr. Dona
in atralght matchaa, both scores being
six to three. Bllderback will meat Lawla
In tha seml-flnale at I thla afternoon.
E. E. Harrlgan waa unable to be pres
ent and Lewis won the match by de
fault Harrlgan waa oonaldered one of
the1 contendere - for tha Kata trophy.
Frohman alao beat Butterfield In a
fair tennis match by the scores' of 1-1
S
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Wife!
Totals ..II I t2l 7 I
, Rappa out hH by. batted .ball, r'
McDonnell batted for Raleigh In
, ninth. ... -, , . . . ,
SCORE BT INNINGS.
" Vernon ....... t I t t 1 I
i lilts 0 0 0
Portland 1 0 0
Hlta ......... 11 1
SUMMARY.
' Three base hits Ryan, Sheehan. Krue
ger. Sacrifice hits McKune, Carlisle,
- Stolen bases Carlisle, 2; McDonnell,
. Krueger, 2; Bheehan, Murray. Baaea on
balls Off Beaton, 6; off Raleigh, I.
Struck out By Beaton, 6; by Raleigh,
: 2. - Double playa Krueger to Rappa,
' Kane to Braahear. .Wild pitches Ra
leigh.; Time ot, game 1:65. Umpire
.a Mcureavy.;,.
' Ware'a Boota Lose Game).
1 ' Oakland. . CaL. June It. Miaplaya
- charged to "Rabbit" Wares cauaed the
f . defeat of tha Oaka at the handa of
Dlllon'a Angela. Wares' errors gave tha
' Angels both - their' runs, which proved
, enough to win tha , game Zachera
home , run gave ike locals their only
tally, 'Howard, who waa injured in
' Portland last Sunday, waa back la the
game, leading the batting order. The
acore: , R. H. E.
Loe Angelea i . . . . 3 I 0
Oakland Ill
Batteries Delhi and Smith; Pernoll
and Pearoa , , ' i
and t-2
Tha men'a doubla matches will begin I day and two yesterday.
on anonaay. SPOKANE.
I. AB.R.H.PO. A.B.
two bagger to left Stovall and Williams
were outa and tha aoorlng oeaaed for tha
day.
Singlea In succession by Frisk, Nor
dyka and Zimmerman In the ninth filled
tha baaea with one out Frisk aeored on
Klpperf ground ball to Mundorff, forc
ing Zimmerman at aecond. Cartwright
struck: put, closing tha gam
Billy Bpeaa kept up hla wild running
on the baaea making a record of aeven
for tha week, a distinctly unusual feat
Ha got one on Monday, four on Wednea-
Scora:
Islanders Lose Another. iNetsel, 2b.
Vancouver, B. C. June II. The priYf"'
liiinann ioi noiner game to ' tne Nordyke lb
locals cy the score of 11 to t In a Zimmerman, If
peavy nuung .;. airair. uotn twiners
were hit hard and often. ., The acore:
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Victoria' .................... i t 11 1
Vanoonver ...................11 II t
Batteries McCreery and Splesman;
Engla and Lewla
IKIppert. cf.
Cartwright
Oadiek. c...
I Sehwenck, p,
2 b
0
1
1
0
0
0
0
0
-0
0
1
1
14
2
0
2
4
0
brow, Juat get a mirror and aaa where
your "curve muscle la located.
a
"Dude" Stovall reoelved a wire yes-
day Inquiring what the chancea were of
getting Buddy Ryan for one of the big
league teama. Tha Dude" wired back
that if they aecured Baddy Ryan they
had better get buay, as ho waa tha beat
in the coast league, and then soma
What do you know about thlsT Oene
Krapp Is liable to ba back In our midst
Funnier things have happened.
Tl
DM MORRIS MEMORIA
Total
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PORTLAND.
AB. R. H. PO.
T 24 14 2
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GOLF TOURNAMENT ON
Chicago, Juno II. Play oommanoed
today on a number of links throughout
tha country for tha Tom Morrla trophy
of the Western Golf association. The
competition la confined to teama - of
eight representing cluba under tha Juris
diction of tha association. Each team
plays on Ita- awn linka Tba winning
club retains tha trophy for a year. '
it win necome tha permanent property
or tne team winning it rive tlmee.
pitcher in the Coaat leaarua last fall.
Had Krapp been able to defeat the Oak
land team In aomethlng over 11 starts
aw woum nava . tea me twinera ty a
good margin, .. ,.
According to eastern oaoera Krann
received tha wrong kind of advice when.
no waa wnn ua Napa in the training
eeaaon at Alexandria. Manager George
Btovaii enmka Krapp will be ripe to
atari again in tha Dig brash next season.
He wants to keep a string on "Rubber
and very likely ha will turn htm back
to jfocradie.
Hag Longanecker Been Canned.
Haa Umpire Longsnecker been dis
missed bylhe Northwestern league? A
meeting waa held the other day bv tha
directors to talk' over the matter of
Longanecker'a forfeiture of two aamea
in one week at Vancouver and hla aen-
eral executive Incompetency, and It waa
rumoren tnat lie waa to be let out June
II, yesterday. In support of this
rumor ia tha presence In Portland thla
morning of Umpire Baumcarten. who
baa been ordered to work here thla
week. Baumgarten la a Caltfornian who
has teen umpiring tha laat six weeks
In the Northweetern and haa been atvlna-
aaiisracuon wnerever he haa worked.
Baumgarten la the arbitrator who
moved tha chief of police of Victoria
from tha baaeball park, when that
worthy attempted to Interfere with one
of hia declaiona That ahowa ho haa tha
nerve.
mment"
TREASURE SHIP SPOKEN:
ON WAY TO SAN PEDRO
. rraltaa Press Leased Wlial ' f
Pan Diego, Cal. June It. Tha so-
called treasure ehlp Eureka, of tha
North . Padflo Steamahln .. . company.
which la aald to ba bringing recovered
goia rrom tha Bpaniah main, waa spoken
at sauna craa, June I, by Captain O. B.
Knight - of tba American -Hawaiian
freighter Nabratkan, which aame Into
port today. ' ' . ,
Captain Knight had a oonveaaation
with Captain Burrtll of tha Eureka, but
no information about tha treasure waa
volunteered. - According to Captain
Knight, the Eureka appeared In Sallna
Cms, south bound, on May II. 11 daya
after leaving San Pedro. Then tha
steamer left port and wag not heard of
again until It came In .on June a. Tha
Nebraakan andtha Eureka both left on
that data for tha north. According to
her aouthward steaming time, tha Eu
reka would reach San Pedro June II.
ffi COURT;
V (teltet Tnm teaaui Wlia.) V
Topeka, Kas , June ,11. A decision
rendered by tha Kariaaa supreme court
prohibits combining and stifling of
trade by tha three subsidiary companies
of the Standard OH company, which are
chartered in Kanaaa The three com
panlea ara the Standard Oil company of
maiana, me ntannard or Kanaaa and
the Prairie Oil A Oaa company. It waa
publicly made known ' today that the'
eotnpanlea ware, working together aa ona
aystem. : t ..,' i : , v
It waa brought out In the evidehca
that tha Parlrle Oil IV Oaa company la
the tramtportattetr company, baying tha -
crude oil and transporting It to the
Standard " Oil company of Kanaaa,
which la tha rstlnlng company.'. The
latter turna tha refined-product over '
to tha,. Standard Oil eompany of,
maiana,, wnicn is tne marketing afld,
of tba enterprlaa , The state asserted '
that thla division of labor showed an.
illegal agreement between tba three, J
:' N,-P. Party Approve Bend, "!
i, (flpeH.l Dtopetta te T aral.i ( ,
Bend. Or., June 14. The party of -N.
. P. railway offlclala and . Portland
newapaper men who ara making a tour
of central Oregon arrived In Bend
Wedneaday afternoon, remaining here
several houra. They arrived luat after ,
a refreahlng ahowar of rain had fallen, '
and tha apaeohea by Jeadlng members'
of tha party abounded la " axpreaalona
of admiration for thla nart -of Oraaoa
and aonfldanoa la 1U development -
wBanrroft Seeks Dtrore.. .
Wilmington. DeU June It.- John Ban..'
eroft son of Mr. and Mra. "John Ban.
croft of thla dry, haa Instituted divorce .
proceedings against Ma wife, Mrs, Made
line jjupont Bancrort daughter of Al-v
fred I. Duponf vice preeldent of tha
Dupont Powder eompany. , .
' Harrej to Payor Brown. "
San Francleoo. , June ll-Charlea
Harvey, Owen Moran'a manager, haa
announced that "Knockout" Brown will
oa given tne first ohaaoa aaalnat the
English lad if he cops in tha tanaia '
with Ad Wolgast en Independence day,-
Seattle Takes Another.
Seattle, Wash., Juna It. The locale
again beat the Tigers and put them
further away , from first place. The
final acore waa t to I.' Baaaey made
another home run, Tbe acore: R. H. E.
Taooma ...--1 I I
Seattle I 12 2
. Batteries Hall , and Burna; Zackert
and Shea.
Solon Loae Third Straight.
Sacramento, CaL, June It In a slug
ging game the locals last their third
atralght game to tha Seals by the acore
of t to 4. With tne acore 4 to 4 in the
ninth the visitors batted in two runs,
winning the game. Henley, who was
weakening, was replaced by Meikla
The score: R, H. E.
San Francisco t 10 I
Sacramento 4 9 2
Batteries Henley, Mlekle and
Schmidt; Baum and jalonge, Thomas.
Mnndorff, ss 4
Casey, 2b..
Stovall, rf.. , 4
Willlama, lb 4
Menaor. lb.'. 4
Speas, cf.... I
Pettlgrew, If 2
Bradley, c. I
Bloomfleld, p 2
Total
2 1
1 4
0 0
1 II
1 1
1 M
A. E.
2 1
1..01
1 1 t
I 0 1
Locals Not Entered.
Owing to tha fact that It haa lust
finished a big golf tournament tha
Northwestern champlonahlps laat week,
tha Waverly Oolf club did not enter
into the competition for tba Tom Morris
trophy.. Laat year the club entered
and made a fairly good score against I
tna oraca eaatern and southern cluba
10 7 27 II
, SCORE BY INNINGS. - -
Spokane 1- 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 12
Hits 1 1 0 0 1 0 1 0 37
Portland 0 2 0 0 0 1 1 0 8
Hlta ...........0 3 0 0 0 1 1 0 7
SUMMARY.
Struck out By Sehwenck 4, by Bloom
fleld t. Bases on ball Off Sehwenck 4.
off Bloomfleld 2. Two base hlta Mun
dorff, Casey, Speas. Three base hlts--
Bradley, Double plays Mundorff to
Casey to Williams. Sacrifice hits
Frisk. Casey. Pett'arew. Stolen haaea
cooney. willlama. BDeaa 2. Wild nrtchaa
Sehwenck. Time of game One hour
03 minutes. , umpire Longanecker.
Journal Want Ada bring results. '
DAN SULLIVAN GOES
Grammar Schools to Play.
Slipping over to the "future areata
attention Is called to the fact that Irv-
lngton and Ladd schools of tha Gram
mar School Baaeball leaaua will nlav
thla afternoon on Multnomah field at
o clock. The prlnclpala who comprise
tha board of control have Insisted that
Irvtngton play Ladd. although Irvlnntoa
In' a finala defeated Ladd and came
out with a percentage of 1.100, while the
Ladd school has but .760. Should the
Ladd school win tha game today, both
teama will bo tied on percentage, and
tbe problem of awarding the chamDlon
nip cup win not ba any nearer solu
tion. , Irvlngton won tha championship
on ine percentage oasis or H fa ring,
inasmuch aa every team played every
other team and rightfully Is entitled to
the trophy.
However, .the Irvlngton club claims
tha championship by reason of Its de
feat of Holladayvachool and Insists
that la tha gams this afternoon that
title ea not placed la Jeopardy. Tha
Irvlngton scholars ara displaying anlen.
did sportsmanship in agreeing to meet'
Ladd school under the circumstances.
NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES
. r ' . R. H, H.
Brooklyn .................1 7' l
Cincinnati .0 . ,
Batteries Rucker and Bergen; 8uggs
and McLean. . Umpires Brennan and
CDay, .
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claim to the middleweight champion I pntsbur .... .7i
ahlp rellnqulahed by SUnley KatcheL BatterleallweaYar Rrown ank tn
Klaua in hla fl-ht with s.iih..- t,. . Btrerw V T".r' j Prown and Kllng,
clear lead all the way. Sullivan claimed r t m n tr Zv-mtm nrt inhn t nn -the,
blow that T,t in Umpires Eason and Johnstona
landed below tba belt but Referee Ed-
ale smith refused to allow tha claim
of foul.
Baum's Daughter Is Better.
Sacramento, Cat, June It. Tha con.
ditlon of Adra Baum, the 1-year-oid
aaugnter or Charley Baum, tha Sacra
mento pitcher, who waa fait by a foul
ball while being wheeled Into the ball
At Waahlngton: R. H. E.
St Louia 7 It .1
Batteries Powell,' Hamilton and
Clarke; Hughes, Groom and Street
Alnsworta. ,
Umpires Egan and Sheridan. .
park in her baby carriage yeaterday Boston
arternoon was reported slightly 1m
proved today, Tha ball struck the little
gin pn tne head, paralysing her legs
ii urn ine aneea aown.
At Bostoni -.""-:;v,,-V': R. H.O.
Cleveland .................. 1 t 3
4 t 0
Battariea--Blending r and . Easterly:
wood ana jrunamajter. Ci ' v r
Umpires Mullen and Bvans. f
South Dakota CreV Champs.
San Diego.. Cat, .June It. The cut-
ter crew of the cruiser South Dakbta,
champions of the Pacific fleet defeated
the crew of the California on San Die
go bay today. Tho race waa over a thre I
mne siraigntaway course, the . crews
fighting for a lead In the early part of
the race. The champlona pulled ahead
near the cloae of tho conteat. winning
oy tnree lengtna. Tnousanda of dollars
changed hands aa a result of tha race.
AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES
At Philadelphia Chicago-PhiladelDhla
game poatponedl; rain. '
At New Tork: ' R. H.B.
Detroit 0 ( 8
New-Tork .................... S 0
Bfttterlea Mullln and. Casey: Stan-
age, Fisher and Sweeney. V ;
umpires O'Laughlln and Connolly.:
STANDING OF TUB
Negro Sues Baseball Man.
St. Paul, Minn., June 16. Manaa-er
joe uanuiion,tor tna Minneapolis team
of the American aasoclation, and Fresl- j
dent George Lennon of the St Paul club
face suit for 112,000 damagea filed bv
iNapoieon jonnaon tcoiorea) alleged to
have been hit over the head with a bat
in the handa of Cantlllon.
Wisconsin Crew on Hudson.
Poughkeepale, N. T.. June It. Tha
crews of tho University of Wisconsin
have arrived hero ' and are ready for
practice for the annual Hudaon classic.
Although the chances ; of the varsity
crew are generally aamiitea to oa poor,
Wisconsin will represent the : entire
western conference. The freshman crow
ia conceded a chanoe for first place. ,
, Pacific Coast League,,
'i';;.-" 'Or . Won. Iat
Portland . v. ......... 41
San Francisco ....... 43
Oakland: ............ 40
Vernon .............. St
Sacramento ......... S4
Loa .Angelea 29
I Northwestern League.
-,-.';- i . ! Won. Lost
BDOJtane ............. 38
Tacoma ............. 87
Vancouver 85
Seattle .............. ?5
Portland ............ .23
Victoria ....... .... .. 12
wm
Stews
The Best on
Earth for the Price
T&C7 are elkylisli,
coo! cund &s3H80iniai1bI(8
A paurticmlarly foe lisio cf
Fanaunnias now, $5.00
' " ' i nil'"' i ;' " m'Smm'
u
'7
amdup -
Mormosi f ait FoStE
Jfatlonal . League. ;
. ar v. . j. . Won. -.. Loat
New Tork,.,.,,...., S3 ,
Chicago (-.,. Si
pnnadeipnta .33
Plttabura ........... 29 -
Rt fAiila i T
New - Tork, Juna It A , Canadlaai Cincinnati ........... 24
Canadians to Row Abroad.
crew of eight picked men from tha Ot
tswa Rowing club Bailed for England
today to take part In the Henley re
gatta. July t. ... ,v ;
Entries tn Golf Championships. "v
New Tork, 'Juna' It Entrlee closed
today in tha United States , golf eham-
plonahipa to be hald at the Chicago
Golf club Juna 21-24. A record break,
tng Hat of entrants fast been received. -
tfoaton ' ... . . . . ,
18
13
:' ' American League.
' , rff "'.'! ' Won. Ttat.
Detroit 37 - ia
Phlladelohia ......... 32 i IT'".
Boston ..t..,.,,i iir 2i ; ; 22
New Tork;..,......,'.- 27.V-- 22 '
Chicago it 21 :
Cleveland .......i... 20 ' t 24
1 Wathinaton j It v? 83"
Bl. ivOUlS ............ IS
BULLETIN JUNE 16TH, 1911 :
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