The Oregon daily journal., July 21, 1911, Page 15, Image 15

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Beavers Open Up on Miller
. and Finlst on Browning ..
in "the. Fourth. -
'MYSTERIOUS BILLY;'
- Chasing old Doe Mosklman oat of the-
box and larruping ma oxienugs o
Browning before that worthy tii
warmed UP. Portland rushed over six
, runs in the fourth Inning h the Mm
. number of hit .and an error and placed
the third game of . the . series on tho
""' shelf, the fina score being 7 t,6 3. Ferd
' lnand Henkle, southpaw, started ; tlm
game but Ferdle tossed several kind
' of fits into Manager Mao. the climax
i coming ' In the- seventh- Inning, when
' Ferd vai removed after he had retired
; the third man via - the, strikeout route
with the bases full, and' Koestner fn
lshed up th game. However, Henkle
. gets1 credtjt for winning, as hla- mate
were away "ahead of the. furry 'coaated
bunch f ronr the couth when he wao
K wigwagged to the bench, r - -v -The
game waa replete with sensation
" el, plays., starting , with Kid Mohler"s
grbat leaping catch of Tommy Stieehan'a
liner over bia territory and ending when
Chadbourne captured Vltt'e fly to right
' In the ninth after; e marathon aprlnt
for the third out with two men on base.
.Once Dutch Krueger, who waa the bat
ting atar of the game, plucked Weaver'a
foul off the t netting In left field
bleachers, making hla seventh putout of
the game, and again Oscar vitt leaped
far to one side and flagged - Sheehan's
r liner, robbing him of another hit, and
doubled Chadbourne out at first." In be
f tween sensational fielding waa put-up
by McArdle end Pecklnpaugh. Mohler
I cut off at leaat three liners that were
f tagged hits, and the crowd gave the
IT aorannv llttla EmA rMi hand when
ho came In after each performance ,
JEraegv ttaits Fireworks.
Krueger opened the fourth Inning
with a clean aingle to center and Peck
and Kuhn followed to tho Identical spot
with the sameshort flies. "Oom Paul"
scored on Ku fin's single for the first
run of the day. Then Peek registered
from second and Kuhn reached third
when McArdla foosled McKune'a ground
er. Henkle whiffed, but Chadbourne'a
single down third base line scored Kuhn,
who reached home after a long elide In
which he upaet the phlegmatic Mr.
Schmidt McKune reached third and
Chadbourne reached second on . the
throw in.
. Mosklman was heliographed to the
bench at this juncture and Browning
went In without much warming, up.
Bheehan upset all calculations by driv
ing the second ball pitched so far over
Veaver's head In center 'field that he
reached third baae under blankets. Ryan
then picked out a soft one and shoved
It into right field, scoring Bheehan.
Buddy tried to nip second but was out
and Rapps, who with McKune did not
get a hit during the day, completed the
third out v . .
Frlsooens' first Baa.
Schmidt's infield hit on which Henkle
failed to cover the bag, Browning's sec-
rlflce on which Henkle erred and Mc-
: PORTLAND BATTING
AVERAGES FOR WEEK
-
.
.
. Beaver Three Games.
AB. H.
Chadbourne 1 1 S
Sheehan it I
Ryan 6
Rapps 11
Krueger ...11
Pecklnpaugh ....It
McKune , .1
Barry 3
Murray 4
Kuhn 7
Henderson ...... 3
Henkle 3
Koeatner 3
Beaton 3
Pet
' .417
.J60
.500
.360
.373
.178
.100
.333
.000
.386
.000
.000
.600
.333
Nicks Pour Games.
8 to vail ...19
Speas ...13
Mundorff 17
Williams : 17
Pettlgrew 18
Mensor 10
Casey 7
Harris .18
Coltrln 13
Tonneson 4
Garrett 4
Lamline ....... 3
Bloomflold 3
.111
.187
,238
.238
.188
.300
.383
.333
.187
.250
.360
.000
.000
IN 'CflME BACK" STUNT
" San ' Francisco. July " 1. Whether
"they never come back" can be applied
to "Mysterious" Billy Smithies to other
nas-oeens . wm oe snown nan ipnigni,
when -the old Urn puncher will, meet
Hums Williams, a negro middleweight,
for. four rounds.-' s ' ' :.
Smith, In the. days when he fought
terririo battles with joe woicott, wouia
have beaten men of the Williams calibre
in a round. . He la confident he has the
finish Bunch yet '
Ten matches In 'all are on the fight
program here tonight ' Two of the other
headline four round events win be be
tween Montana Jack Sullivan and Ike
Cohen, and Montana Dan' Sullivan and
Lee Manson. ' .
SALE OR BOSTON CLUB
VC; LOOKS aiKE, REALITY
' New Tork, July 11, Rumors of the
proposed j sale of the ; Boston- Rational
baseball club have become almost cer
tain, here today, aa the result of a con
ference held here by William R. Russell,
owner of the club, with Ned Hanlon,
former manager of the Brooklyn, Balti
more and Cincinnati clubs. It Is under
stood that Hanlon made a proposition
to Rnssoa Immediately following the
eonferance Russell left for Boston to
reach, a final understanding with the
other stockholders of the club,
FIFTY THOUSAND FOR
SUCCESSFUL AVIATOR
London, July Jl.Flfty'thousand dol
lars is the prise to be awarded by a"
London newspaper to the winner of the
1000 mile aeroplane race around the
British isles, which will start tomorrow.
The aviators must finish before Au
gust 6, and the course Is as follows:
Bropklands to Hendon, 20 miles; Hen
don, via Carlisle and Manchester, to
Edinburgh', . 343 miles; Edinburgh, via
Stirling, Glasgow, Carlisle and Man
chester to Bristol. 883 miles; Bristol,
via Exeter, to Brighton. 214 miles, and
Brighton to Brooklands, 40 miles.
Ardle's aingle scored the Beal'a. first
run. They made another In the sixth
with two down on Bhaw's walk and
singles by Vitt and Schmld. Browning
also walked, filling the bases, but Hen
kle tightened 'up and fanned Powell. It
was hla turn to bat next for the Beavers
and Koestner took his place at the plate.
Mohlor opened the seventh with a
single to center, took third on MoArdle's
single to right and raced home on
Weaver'a Infield ' hit to Koestner and
McKune. The next three up were outs.
With Peck a fanout, Kuhn bounced
one -over Vltt's head, took second on
Koestner's aingle to right and scored
on Chadbourne'a third single, this time
across aecond. Sheehan made-the third
out on
Score:
Powell,
Monier.
a hard grounder to McArdle.
SAN FRANCISCO.
AB. xv. H. FO. A. is.
If..,
8b.
UUUIVI, JtU . , a .
McArdle, as....
weaver, ox.
Tennant. lb
Shaw, rf . . .
Vitt. 8b.:..
Schmidt, o.
Mqsklnion, p
Browning, p. 1
Totals
2 0
6 1
IS
7 0
. 1,-0.;
"1 3
2 2
0 0
0 0
FOLEY AND LEWIS
II
DOUBLES I
Crack Team Wins This Morn
i ing and Meets Champs
Tomorrow.
....33 3 3 24 9 1
PORTLAND.
AB. R. H. PO.
Chadbourne, rf .5 1 8 1
Bheehan. so .6 1 2 0
Ryan, cf 3 0 8 2
Rapps, lb 4 0 0 13
Krueger. If 4 1 8 7
Peckinpaugh, ss 4 1 1 2
Kuhn. c 4 8 2 lv
McKune, lb 4 1 0 1
Henkle, p 2 0 0 0
Koestner, p 2 0 1 0
Totals . 87 7 14 27 15 1
SCORE BY INNINGS.
San Francisco. .. .0 0 0 0 1 1 1 0 0 3
Hits 0 0 1 0 3 3 3 1 08
Portland 00080001 7
Hit 0 1 2 6 1 1 0 3 14
SUMMARY.
Struck out By Henkle 1, by Moskl
man 1, by Browning 1. Bases on balls
Off Henkle 4. Three base hit Shee
han. Double clay vitt to Tennant.
Sacrifice hits Mohler, Browning, Ten
nant Stolen bases Lowell, Mohler,
Vitt. Kruefrer. Hit by Ditched ball-
Powell by Henklu. Ryan y Mosklman.
innings pitcuea uy mosKiman s op
ponenta 17 at bat, 8 runs. 7 bits; by
Henkle 6. opponents 31 at bat 3 runs. 5
hits; . credit victory t Henkle. Charge
defeat to Moaklman. Time of game
One hour 50 minutes, umpire mo-
Oreevy. ; ,
Letter for Wrestler Buznkoc.
There is a letter in this office for
Peter Busukos, the wrestler.
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By playing brilliant tennis through
every ono of their three straight seta,
C, E. Foley, the San Francisco star, and
Jack Lewis of Multnomah, defeated
Ewlng and Andrews this, morning, 8-1,
6-1, g-3. The score does not reveal the
splendid game put up by Ewlng and
Andrews, but playing their best, they
were no. match for the sensational Call
fornlan and the steady young- Port
lander. By their visitory this morning
Foley .and Lewis are the winners of the
tournament and will meet Corrill and
Wlekersham tomorrow afternoon in the
challenge round for the Multnomah ,club
doubles championship cup.
Wlekersham and Gorrlll "are the
northwestern championship, doubles
team and naturally they arefavorltes,
but they will be put to some hard play
ing to bea,t Foley and Lewis, who seem
to be harmoniously paired-in almost
every department of the game. -The
coming doubles match should bo one
of the most Interesting aver seen on
a local court " ;
- Richardson and McCutoheon. or Seat
tle, Wash., made C. E. Foley and Levfis
extend themselves in the semi-finals of
the men's doubles at tha Oregon State
Tennis association yesterday and th
match required 49 games before Foley
and Lewla could defeat the pair efrom
Seattle. .
The match .went live sets. Mccuten-
eon and Richardson won tha first set
8-1: the second and third sets were In
favor of Foley and Lewis by score of
7-5 and 8.3. The fourth set was won
by Richardson and McCutcheon, 8-3, and
Foley and Lewis earned the right to ap
pear in the finale 9agatbst Ewlng and
Andrews by winning the fifth set, 7-5.
The next match in importance was
the one in which Shives, a local player,
triumphed over McCutcheon in the semU
finals by winning three straight sets,
7-6. 9-7, 8-8.. Shives made several fine
strokes and won the final set by driving
the ball to the right side of the court
Just out of the reach of his opponent.
McCutcheon appeared rresn at the ena
of the match despite the fact that he
had played a large number of games
throughout the day.
may Among Women.
Miss Kilner defeated Miss Leadbetter
In two of three sets by scores-of 8-2,
3-8. S-S. Mlsa Fording and Miss Klleee
irill meet- in" ' the semi-finals ' of the
ladles' singles today and the winner
of this match will meet the winner of
the Miss Campbell-Miss Fox match,
which will be played this afternoon,
for the championship in the ladles' sin
gles tomorrow afternoon. Miss Camp
bell defeated Miss Schaefer yesterday
by the scores of 8-3, 4-6, 8-2.
Gorrlll qualified for the semi-finals
by defeating Wskeman In straight sets,
6-2, 6-4 but he was an easy victim for
Foley in ' the semi-finals and was de
feated in three straight eets. 6-0. 8-1
and 6-8. In 'the third set Gorrlll had a
three game lead, when Foley started to
play and won the set by taking six
straight games.
Miss Scbaefor and Foley defeated
Miss Campbell and Ewlng in straight
seta in the semi-finals of the mixed
doubles, 6-4, 6-4 and will meet Miss
Leadbetter and Wakeman, who defeated
Mrs. Judge and Mitchell. 6-2, 7-6, In the
finals of the mixed doubles thla after
noon at 4 o'clock. The match should
be very Interesting as Miss Leadbetter
and Wakeman have been playing: won
derful tennis and the match will no
doubt be one of the features of today's
schedule.
Emerson Has Practice.
Nat Emerson was out for practice
this morning for a while. Emerson Is
In the best of health and will give the
winner of the match between Shives
and Foley a hard fight for title to the
Flske cup.
Today's program will be the best of
the week and will no doubt equal to
morrow's program, which will end the
tournament.
Testerday's winnera:
Men's singles, third round Gorrlll
beat Wakeman, 6-3, 6-4;. Foley beat
Lewis by default
Men's singles, semi-finals Foley beat
Gorrlll, 6-0, 6-1. 6-8: Shives beat Mo-
Cutcheon, 7-5. 8-7, 3-6.
I Men's ' singles, consolations Starr
beat Tiffany by default; Cooke beat
McKenzle, 8-10, 6-3, 6-1; Cooke beat
Munly, 6-0, 6-1; Richardson beat Pres
cott, 6-0, 6-4; Morton beat BUderback,
6rl. 6-4.
Women's singles, semi-finals Miss
Klllner beat Miss Leadbetter, 6-2, 3-6,
6-8: Miss Campbell beat Miss Schaefer,
B-3, 4-8, fl-Z.
Mixed doubles, : semi-finals Miss
Schaefer and Foley beat Miss Campbell
and Ewlng, 6-4, 6-4; Miss Leadbetter
and Wakeman beat and Mrs. Judge and
juueneu, 7-5.
Men's doubles, semi-finals Folev
and Lewis beat Richardson and Mc
Cutcheon, 1-6, 7-6, 6-8.. 8-6, 7-6; Ewlng
ana Anarews Deal isriokson and McAl
pin, -7. 6-3, 6-4.
This afternoon's schedule:
2 p. nv Finals, tournament round
men's singles: Foley vs. Shives: semi.
finals, men's singles, consolations: Mor
ton va Richardson, Starr vs Cooke.
4 p. m. Finals mixed doubles: Miss
Leadbetter and Wakeman - , va Miss
schaefer and Foley.
IKS WIN
F
OIIIH
AND CINCH
SE
S
Bloomfield Gets Great Support
;But Tigers Fail Behind'
Annis. ' - ' '
- Tacoma, Wash..' July - 21. The Port
land Nicks Jumped Into the '"500" class
yesterday as the result of their fourth
straight victory over the Tacoma Tlgera.
Portland and Seattle are running neck
and neck for fourth place, each having
the percentace of .600. The two teams
are but 63 points - behind the Tacoma
team, which Is resting in third place.
Testerday's win cinched, the series for
the Mcka. . '
Bloomfield and Annie pitohed good
ball, but the ragged support accorded
Annls caused tha defeat of the locals,
while Bloomfield was supported in fine
ehape.v Two double plays by his team
matns helped him , out In a couple of
Innings; .
The Nicks broke Into the" score col
umn in the first inning. Speas walked
after Stovall was out, went to second on
a wild pitch, and scored when Morse
fumbled Williams' liner. Pettlgrew sin
gled to right field, and "Abbott" kicked
the ball all over the pasture. Williams
scored and Pettlgrew was resting on
third before the ball was returned to
the Infield.
Mundorffs Bun CHft. '
Mundorff made the third run, which
was a gift to him. He was hit by a
pitched ball, took seoond on a wild pitch
stole third, and scored when Kennedy
made an error. . .
The locals scored their run' in the
eighth Inning. Morse was safe on a
fielder's choice, and scored on a 'double
by Burns.
Mike Lynch put Ed Kennedy on first
base, in an effort to add batting
strength - to the team. Mike declares
that unlets the team Improves its play
ing there will be several changes In the
lineup.
Eddie Mensor had a Atar day at seo
ond base, taking care of 11 chances
without an error.
Erve Jensen will likely be pitted
against Doc Klgglns In this afternoon's
affair.
The score:
' PORTLAND.
AB. R. H. PO. A. E.
Stovall. rf 6 0 0 1 0 0
8 ocas, cf 4 10 3 0
Mundorff, 3b 3
Williams lb 4
Pettlgrew, If 3
Mensor. 2b..... 4
Harris, o. 4
Coltrln," esi. ......... 4
Bloomfield, p 3
Major League Batting Averages
Thirty-Three Sticking in .300
. Class in the American
1 Circuit.
i
i
i
0
0
0
a
o
0 0
1 13
1 1
0 6
1 0
0.8
0 1
Total
NATIONAL LEAGUE, GAMES
Pacific Coast League.
Wnn T sm T n
Portland . . . .' .60 - 44 .577
Vernon 87 ' K km
Oakland- .....69 55 .618
San Francisco ........56 66 ,500
Sacramento- .63 65 .4S
Los Angeles 44 77 ,398
V , Northwestern League.
Wn Tab . n n
Vancouver .68 ' 37 in"
Spokane ......66 89 .689
Tacoma ..............62 41 .669
Portland .............44 ' 46 .600
Boaiue 46 41 .500
Victoria. ..............23 , 70 . , . .239
American League. , X -
Petroit ..69 , 25 .703
Philadelphia .63 30 . .686
Chicago:,,., ,..,.43 89 .524
Sleveland .: .....45s 43- .611
ew York ...,..,....,43 . 41 ,506
Boston ..... ,.,..'., ...43 43 V'!; .600
Washington.'.-: ...i2 vV 66 '. .841
St:' Louis. . ...... 83 v";.;; 8:-r;'.",t83
, ' ' . ' National Ja9tne.'l!,'S"V:" vs'vv'
v, . Ay,,".V;;,.-;i ; ' rf 0i(J Won LoSt P. C.'
Philadelphia , V . 63 .H.f'-.li
Chicago, ., , ,a, ,4.'fS0 81 Mf
New York i :..''-... 9 !' 1 1 y 69 j
St.; Louis-i '.. i.'.;...48?fsi; 85 .678
Cincinnati . ......i1v.:...,84 :.fi!i,.46 ..,::,,;i,..42
Boston . ;.. .' i . .20., 63. .241
Journal Want Ads bring results. I
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34 3 2 27 17 1
TACOMA.
AB. R. H. PO. A. K.
Bassey, If 4 0 2 1 0 0
Coleman, 3b 8 0 0 2 8 2
Abbott rf.. 4 0 0 S O 1
Lynch, cf...,. 4 0 0 0 1 0
Kennedy, lb 8 0 0 16 0 1
Rockenfield, 2b: 3 0 9 1 7 1
Morse, aa 8 1 1 0 1
Burns, e 2 0 1 6 0 0
Annis, p 3 0 0 1 0 0
Total 28 T 4 27 14 6
SCORE BY INNINGS.
Portland ...20100000 03
Tacoma 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1
SUMMARY.
Stolen bases Speas. Double plays
Mensor to Williams, Contrln to Mensor
to Williams. Two base hits Burns,
Williams. Btrucltout By Annls 4.
Bases on balls Off Annls 8, off Bloom
field 8, Wild pitch Annls 8. Hit by
pitched ball Mundorff. Time of game
One hour SO minutes. Umpire Baum
garten. Giants Take Another.
Seattle, Wash.. July 21. The Giants
trimmed the Indians again yesterday
and put them further away from first
place. Bues made a homer that hit the
flagpole. Holm was batted hard, while
Wlggs kept his hits scattered. The
final score was 6 to 2. R, H. B.
Spokane , 3 6 0
Seattle 6 0
Batteries Holm and Ostdlek; Wlggs
and Shea. "
Vancouver Beats Thorsen.
Vancouver, B. C, July 31. Thorsen,
formerly of Los Angeles, lost his first
game In the Northwestern league yes
terday. Thorsen walked eight men and
was given ragged support His curves
were easily hit, and a total of 11 bin glee
were netted off his delivery. Million
made the Bees' only run by making a
home run. The score: KH.B,
Victoria 4 .....1 6
Vancouver 10 11
Batteries Thorsen and De Vogt;
Clark ana Lewis.
Cobb, Det
Caldwell,, N. Y. .
Jackson, Cle. . . .
Crawford. Det .
Lajoie, Cle. ....
E. Collins, Ath.
Gal nor, Det . ...
Mclnnes, Atlf. . .
Murphy, Ath. ..
Raaterlv. Oln
Mclntlre, Chi ..
fcJ. Walker, Was.
Baker, Ath. . . . .
Delehanty, Det.
Schaefer, Was. .
bpeaner, bob. . ,
Ball.. Cle,
Cree, N. Y.
Callahan. ChL ..
Lapp, Ath. .....
juange, ChL ,.,,
Lewis, Bos.
Chase, N. Y. ...
Criss. Kt T,
Hooper, Bos ...
Milan, wis ,
Lellvelt. Was. . .
White, Chi. ....
B. Lord. Ath ..
Engle, Bob
Dougherty, Chi.
Drake, Det
voomos, Atn.
Kuril rhl
Wolter. N. Y. .
Hartsell, N. Y. .
Olson, Cleve. , , ,
Smith, Cleva. . . .
NunamakAr Ttna
E.' Gardner,' N. Y.
Myers, Boa. ..,
L. Gardner, Bos.
Oldrlnir. Ath
Blrm'ham, Cleve.
n-mgnt, w. Y. .
Gessler, Wash. .
Meloan, St. L. .
Graney, Cleve. .
Laporte. St L. .
Klberfeld, Wash.
Thomas, Ath. ..
Stanage. Detroit
Yerkes, Bos. . .
Daniels, N. Y. .
?. Jones. Det. ..
annehill, Chi. .
J. Collins, Chi. .
Austin, 8t L, .
Barry, Ath. ...
Fisher. Cleve. .
Williams, Bos. .
Griggs, Cleve. .
Turner, Cleve. .
Strunk. Ath. ...
Hogan, St. L. .
Stovall, Cleve. .
McBride, Wash.
Plank, Ath. ...
CLUB
G. AB. R.
.78 813 84
.28, 48
8
,78 302 66
.78 291 62
.28 85 13
.62 233 43
.26 90 : 13
..62 219 49
.73 264 63
.60 166 - 25
.70 278 60
.22 85 4
.77 807 66
.76 279 45
.73 285 64
.61 194 34
.68 237 48
48 163 18
.77 287 48
67 246 43
77
40
,29
.31
79 294
.59 232
17
4
43
26
39 68 6
79 307. R9
79 317 60
60 206
39
.18
.61 260
.74 269
67 176
25
8
46
30
32
.36 100 ' 19
18
.28 77
.69 258 35
.66 253 48
.71 274 37
.7o 288
,35 101
46 134
63
3
18
62 188 21
.21 71
.69 266
.68 242
65 218
.66 2H
7
42
42
29
62 219 27
43 162 26
83 211 63
65 256 S3
67 220 34
19
.66 163
76 266
72
69 261
27
54 2t
45
44
33
29
4H
.66 190 35
88
61 201
.73 265
.62 196
.76 276
8
39
6
26
.82
.62 198
.26 66
49 171
.45 145 30
.59 205 23
.82 318 32
79 292
48
.20
27
4
a
136
19
116
110
32
86
83
79
94
69
97
.12
105
95
97
66
79
54
98
81
25
13
96
75
18
98
101
65
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80
79
63
30
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77
75
81
86
29
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73
68
61
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66
45
83
71
61
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71
55
71
63
73
60
23
61
17
44
37
62
SO
73
13
BATTING.
Ab.
.3.639
.2,664
.2.626
Detroit ..
Athletics
Chicago .
Cleveland ...9.801
Boston ......2,620
New York ...2,655
Washington .2,625
St Louis ....2,641
R. Bh. Sb. Sh.
475 798 148 102
478 801 189 118
416 734 119 107
866 T84 96 86
386 726 95 117
841 696 123 95
336 673 102 82
292 606 64 70
Av.
.436
.86
.384
.378
.376
.369
.367
.861
.356
.852
.34a
.343
.342
.341
.340
.335
.333
.331
.830
.829
.826
.825
.323
.323
.821
.819
.819
.316
.808
.807
.305
.803
.800
.299
.298
.296'
.296
.296
.287
.284
.282
.282
.281
.281
.280
.279
.279
.278
.277
.277
.277
.276
.274
.272
.272
.271
.268
.266
.264
.263
.261
.258
.268
.257
.265
.254
.252
.260
.250
Av.
.303
.801
.280
.280
-277
.272
.256
.238
West Virginia Heats Colorado.
Seattle. July 21. The 12 oar crew of
the cruiser West VIrelnla. AffsntA tho
Colorado crew by two boat lengths- on
lsiiioti nay yesterday over a two mile
course. The West Virginia won the
whale boat race and the Colombo rr-
tured the dingey ecntest Lots of money
cnangea nanas among the sailors. ,
Pittsburg Has two Leading
Batsmen in Senior Big
rShow Circuit.
G. AB.: R. II.
Wagner. Pitts. . 77 288 64 104
F. Clarke. Pitta.. 68 213 S9 75
Fletcher, Pitts.. .88 71 22 24
Luderus. Phlla.. 79 803 44 99
McLean, Cin. .. 63 159 17 62
Bates. CJn. ..... 78 273 61 88
R. Miller, Boa... 74 291 85 93
Sweeney, Bos. . . 71 275 42 88
Dooln. Phlla 64 217 18 69
Meyers, N. Y 63 200 20 62
Hoblltzel. Cin... 78 306 60 95
bresnahan, St. L 64 182 18 66
Lobert, Phlla. 73 268 63 83
Herzos; Bos. i . . 73 271 46 3
Konetchy, St. L. 81 293 60 89
Sehulte, Chgo... 78 289 49 88 "
Magee. Phlla. .. 77 280 67 85
Simon. Pitts 29 89 11 27
Evans. St. L 78 271 43 81
Ellis. St. Louis. 81- 803' 49 93
Zimmerman. Ch. 78 803 42 90
J. Doyle. Chgo.. 61 230 30 68
Titus, Phila, ... 33 133 24 86
Paskert, Phila... 79 '. 288 65 84
L. Doyle, N. Y. , 72 266 63 77 .
Mitchell. Cin. ,. 71 274 89 79
WalBh. Phlla. .. 41 186 1 89
A. Wilson, N. Y. 87, 70 10 20
Daubert. Brlkn.. 73 276 40 79
Merkle, N. Y. . . 77 280 48 80
Ingerton, Bos.. . 70 286 33 76
Saier, Chi 19 " 83 6 9
W. Steel, St L. .25 64 4 18
Bryne, Pgh 75 801 "47 84
Sheokard. Chi 77 273 67 78
Murray, N. Y.. . .78 292 44 81
Snodffrass, N. Y., 78 276 45 76
J. Miller, Pgh. ...69 244 4f .. 67
Good, Chi 73 270 89 74
Devore. N. Y 78 287, 64 78
Downey, Cin.-. ..63 208 32 68
Mowrey. St. L. .78 273 40 , 74
Barger, BV1 28 69 7 16
Hummel, Zlk. ...72 259 81 70
Tenney, Bos, ...77 801 41 81
Hofman, Chi. ...65 .249 29 67
C. Brown, Bos. .23 41 8 11
Beehr. ClrtV ...77 307 66 82
Archer, Chi 68 196 21 63
Brldwell, N. Y.. .72 251 28 67
Tinker, Chi 73 262 25 69
O. Wilson. Pgh. .77 286 83 76
Spratt Bos. ....83 60 4 13
Stark. Bkl. ..'...29 89 12 23
Graham, ChL ...49 124 11 32
Burch, Bkl 46 140 14 86
Carev. Pgh 61 172 34 44
T. Clarke. Cin. ..49 125 10 32
Hunter, Pgh. ...58 203 S3 63
Erwin, Bkl 38 75 10 19
Devlin, N. Y., ...70 215 28 64
Curtis. Chi 16 28 3 7
Bliss, St. L. 39 84 16 21
Club Batting;. -,
O. Ah. R. Bh. Sb. Sh.
Plttsb'g ..77 2613 384 699 73 88
Phila. .....79 2627 892 705 72 115
New York. 78 2648 880 678 160 70
Cincinnati .79 2683 878 708 116 91
Chicago ...78 2590 381 680 101 123
Boston 77 2630 323 690 87 71
St Louis.. 81 2668 378 699 68 86
Brooklyn .77 2487 238 622 73 77
Individuals 20 or more games.
Av.
.364
.852
.338
.328
.827
.822
.320
.330
.818
.310
.310
.308
.306
.306
.304
.804
.804
.303
.299
.298
.297
.296
.293
.292
.289
.288
.287
.286
.286
.286
.283
.281
.281
.279
.27
.277
.276
.276
.271
.272
.272
.272
.271
.270
.269
.269
.268
.267
.267
.267
.263
.263
.260
.258
.268
.257
.256
.256
.256
.263
.251
.250
.250
Av.
.268
.26K
.266
.264
.28?
.262
.262
.222
Home. It an Beats Solona.
San Francisco, Cal., July 21. Ma
honey's error and Zacher's home run
gave the Oaks a victory over the Sena
tors by the score of 2 to 0. Thompson
allowed the Oaks three hits, while 11
hits were made off Gregory. Brilliant
fielding on the part of the Oaks saved
the game for them a number of times.
The score: R. H. E.
Sacramento..,.., .0 11 2
Oakland 2 S 2
Batteries Thompson "and " Thomas;
Gregory and Pearce. .
VICTORIA CRICKET
Northwest Champions Meet
Portland Tomorrow After
noon at E. 67th Street.
Members of the Victoria club, whkh
win play against the Portland CrlclWt
club tomorrow will arrive this even-:
lng from British Columbia. v The locals
expect to give the last' year champions
a hard- game- The ground la la good
shape, and a fine wlcke has been pre-;
pared by - Marshall, the groundman. -
A large crowd is expected : out aa '
this will be one of the best games seen
here for some time. Some fine erlcket
will undoubtedly be aeea ftora both
sides and as the iucai ptayers "hav ,
practiced hard for this match they ex
pect to make a close game of It
The match will start at 11:30 a m.
with luncheon at 1:30 p. ra. . , ,
Those Interested In the game are
asked . to come put and welcome the
visiting, team, "which , has traveled a
loner distance for the matoh. Nn ad."
mission will be charged and all are
welcome,' Spectators may take a Mon
tavtlla car and alight at East 67th
street.
ft. Bailey, captain of -the club, has
RAlM.fri thn fn11ntno vla irmm .a mmm.
sent Portland: ' ; . ,
K. Bailey, (captain); J. J. Churchley,
(vice-captain); W. G. Smith, G. Ship
ley, J. J. Adams, E. Fen wick, J. C.
Cummlng, G, Gray, C. E. GJedsted, A.
Berrldge, G. Marshall.
The Victoria Cricket club 'Will be
represented by the following:
F. A. 8parka, H. A. Colllsson, T. W."
L. Pilkington, T. J. Marshall, H. A.
Goward. T. W. Ashby, H. O. Klrkham,
L. York, Lieutenant Morrell, Lieuten
ant Halifax, Lieutenant Robertson. "
Hooligans Win Another.
Los Angeles, Cal. July 21. Chalk an
other win for the Hogans by the score
of 6 to 0. The locals were outclassed
by the villagers. The batting of Kane
and McDonnel and the pitching f Hltt,
who held the Angels to three blows,
were the features of the game. The
score: R. H. E.
Vernon .......6 9 2
Los Angeles 0 8 4
Batteries Hltt and Hogan; Hall and
Abbott
Wells Fights to Draw.
Albany, N. Y.. July JL Ten rounds
of hard and aggressive fighting here
between Matt Wella, British light-,
weight champion, . and Fighting Dick;
Hyland of San Francisco, . found both .
men on their feet and going; strong at
the end. No decision was rendered.
Lee Hartley Is Winner.
Seattle, July 2L Lee Berkley of Se
attle, "professional, won the . Potlatch
trapahootera' tourney yesterday with the ,
remarkable score Of 149 out of 160. El
lis and McLaughlin of Seattle and Wei
shon of North Yakima tied for seoond
with 146. ""v.. ' VJ
NATIONAL LEAGUE
At Boston First game:
R. H.E.
Pittsburg ......... 10
Boston I 13
Batteries Ferry and Simon; Griffin
and Kllng.
Umpires Johnstone and Eason.
At Boston: Second game: R. H. E.
Pittsburg 9 13 4
Boston 8 i
(Called end eighth, darkness.)
Batteries. Hendrlx, Steele and 81
mon; Weaver, Brown and Rarldan.
. Umpires. Eason and Johnstone.
At New Tork R. H. E.
St Louis I 13 3
New York 6 7 1
Batteries Bailee, Harmon and Bres
nahan; Mathewson and Meyera
Umpires O'Day and Emilia,
At Brooklyn: . - R. H. E.
Cinotnnatl ......4 3 0
Brooklyn ., 8 4 t
- Batteries Klem and Brennan,
At Philadelphia R. H. E.
Chicago 4 7 1
Philadelphia 8 9 0
Batteries Reulbach and Archer;
Ewlng and Dooln. Umpires Rlgler and
Flnneran. ,: -
AMERICAN LEAGfUB
AtBt Louis R. H.B.
Washington t .' 0 8 0
St Louie 3 4 3
Batteries Gray and Alnsmlth: Lake
and Stephens.
umpires jsvans ana tr araer.
At Cleveland: R. TL E.
Boston 7 IS 2
Cleveland 8 14 1
-Batteries Pape. Clcotte, Collins,
Wood and Williams; Carrlgan, Mitchell,
uregg ana risner. ... - ,:
umpire- rerrine. ,
At Chieagoi,
R. H. B.
--,;,H.'( i;. '
Philadelphia 9 t
Chicago 6 10 2
. Batteries Bonder and Thomas; Lapp,
SootV Young and Sullivan, itiy.y,-:
Umpires O'Loufihlln and plneen. - ;
At Detroit: R. H.E.
New York ..,'.... ,.8 13 --..;
Detroit 6 13 4
Battnrles. Vsuehn and Sweenerl MulJ
nn. vviiien ana eianage. , ,
ymplrea. Ugan and Connolly. , ,
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$40.00 Suits Reduced to $26.65
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