THE OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL, PORTLAND. SUNDAY W0RN1N0. APBIL tl. lilt.
3URELS SIDPOffiS SKATING PARTY TO
CABLE SHIP READY
'L77ZJ? STORIES OF THE MAT
IN A FAST CONTEST SILL TRACK FUND
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BRIDGE BEGUN
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fl'f hua. 8ml th. Mid Pair v. Mllnn.
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'laya H'araar to llnwanl to IMIIon; How
rd toltranr: Hoffman to Mllir Tlm.
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Baseball Notes
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haid !' In un!oo. and la lha fuil
naaa of Ibalr baarta
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Ccnttfuction of Sieet Super-
ttfucturc Commences
Ready by Fttu, 1913.
Hark a k alaal t .-a4l rt laala af
l.a brand a-4IJga a cakBMM4
IwalarOar t-gl ilaad af alaal ara
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al taotMi ka will aaavt ll.a (aanatful
clab tltdg (aaalllak of wkUh I'raab
hll la tkalrraaan. la aaa.faraai
Unable to Oo Service Govern
ment Craft Is Tied Up at
Seattle. i
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and l.lgll )utn'. ahleh fl IjrarUicd
a California Kail II r mr( aim V
numtrf of California raronl ern
broken. lh lao n.il. CraM.f. J 111 I.
on mllr ma ntrhrr. higti
hurdle. MarlJar. 1 & 3-6 . kliol I'Ul. Itl.-r.
It fart T I I Inihra. danunrr il ri.a.
hhallu. k HI fart : In. lira, broad J urnj..
Allrn. Tl frrt 4 T-l Inrlira. ohr intir ta
lk)', four lurn train. 1 ?I 1-1 Hartford
got moat inl 10 l" rvrnta. 0
yard run. I l t. and rrlay nrr flvr
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SELVES ON COLTS' OPENS SATURDAY ifiK
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TACOMA TIGERS WIN
CLOSE GAME, 1 TO 0
Vararurr,
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couvrr Imlajr
(Nar-lal I" Tb J.iuBall
to 1 aroma
Tolala
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' Haattla. Waal;.. April :0 nenga In
J largo doara waa takrn by Itrrry a Ctianla
0 i thla aftrrnoon on Wllllama' Colt, wo
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ALAN TRACK MEET
i
Southpaw Hirsch Is Wild and
Seattle Players Wait
Him Out.
want down to dlaaatroua drfrat. 11 to 4
It waa a long and ttraaoma gam faat-
H. C. April
a 1-0 ydtory ovrr Van.
In Ilia I"-"! Kama of tna
11 17 11
HV l."NINJS.
0 0 0 J I 0 0 I 0 0
II 0 1 II II 0 I 0 9
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. 1 0 4 0 1 0 0 4 111
8I.MMAKV.
H"ma run- tjwaln. Two tkaa h!tv
llflMi-r, Hwnln. Hlu-ahan, Lrawln,' Bur-
r-ll Lllnch 1 Haorlflcr Htlnaun
arrlaa It waa a grand pltrliera' battle ' lla on bulla off aA rellunaa b. Btawart
rirui out i.y ah-nam-a i
In wtilrli li. rt Hail. l aroma a alar
hurlar. -niergrrl vlrtorlniin ovrr Hob 1
f HtrjiJi out by A 1 1-1 lam-a 1, by Btaw
nrt 1. Ii y Whulay 1. lkiubia playa
1 1 . 1 . . - . ll . II. ,l....n T-1
Hinllh. the Vanrouarr .wirier rrr-rnlly I ir,, i'm!rJlL-,nm Vna Wbalr
aiijulrrd from Ihn lionlon Anierlrana T
r.vary Inning wan rrplrto with anappy
flt-lillng atunta and It waa anylxMly a
gnmr right up until tha laat man waa
Art Buaa. tha trading aluggar of tha
Northwaatum Irague laat apaaon, haa
bren tnrnad ovrr lo tha Buffalo tram
(Tl tha International laague. Hura will
ta taken back by tha Ulanta next year.
4 Catcher Spencer haa bean relaaaed by
$ the Tacoma Tlgera. Spencer failed to
j .. tUiow uny "coma back" form.
t
Phil Coonay, former Bearer, put hie
Jflsta up agalnat the face of a Spokane
crab, tha otntr day and had to i pulled
' away from his opponent. The fun took
delight In calling Conney namea and l'hll
couldn't atand It any longer. Thla la
tha aerorjd time Thl) haa beat up "crab
bing" fna.
; Bert Coy has fallen heir to $50 aa the
result of hitting the bull algn In Free
man's Park. Oakland. Coy la the flrnt
player In the United Statea to tcoora-
..pllsh the trick this eeason.
retired In tha ninth, rk-ore:
Vancouver
Tamrrwt
latteries Hmllh and Iwla.
Crittenden.
Umpire Van llaltren.
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Hall- an..
AMERICAN I.KVtilE
Urrfm Ixaws First (iamp.
(I'nltnd Prru Iiaad Wire.)
STANFORD rjROPS THIRD
GAME TO WASHINGTON
Ranford. Cal.. April 30. The Unlver
nlty nf Washington baaeball team took
Ihn third game and the aeries trom
HtanforJ today In a contest so full
I of runs, hits and errors that the flg
i urin bore more rrsornblanre to an Inter
colleKlata track meet. Nine Innings
endnd 13 to 4 In favor of Waahlngton.
The northerners got aeven runs on flvo
I lilts In the opening frame, with the
,' ' Says J. Newton Colver In the Spokane
Spokesman-Review Inst Sunday: Port
land scribes keep claiming that Nick
Williams Is going to have a btter team
' than he did In 1911. I can't see Kick
Williams' present lineup with a tele-
, scope. He is too badly hundlcappftd."
' By this time, perhaps. Now t has heard
the news from Seattle,
t
'An eleven weeks' schedule of Sunday
games for the Tillamook basnball team
has been announced. leading semi-
professional teams throughout the state
will be met. Fife hundred h month hnt
been pledged to support the tram. T. B.
Hanley hap been elected manager, ajid
K. T. Haltom, W. J. Stephennon and
"Walter F. Baker, directors. Work will
te. commenced In the near future on a
new grand stand to be built at the ball
park. "
Detroit. April 2n. The Tlrfrt k.i r ri... c.m ...
trounced the Naps In an 11 Inning con-I sunfnrrt r-m. h. i ,'. a,i i.a.
test In the mining game of the senson threo runs. Waahlngton s first base-
w..., t-j, a . a iu o. i nn , man wagoner, scored in the
V-Vana 7 h i V . . ' .. ,"'ln I'nttens triple. Hlcklngbottom got
Ul ? ii ,u t'", "T"" fttt"nde11 a. louwo In the seventh and scored on
gm In rtotro t. Elul-orate cerenionlrs a hJt by K.rry Hoth var(1,Ue8 put over
opening Detroit s new l.asebal park pre. , thr,.e , ,h. Bhth ,.r . ' 'r
ceded the game. K. H. K. j
Lmvuiiinu u to l
Uolrolt 6 12 4
Hatterles Mregg and Easterly; Mul
lln and Rlana'e.
Ump ires I'crrlne and Plneen.
(SfiecUl to The Journal.)
- Cottage Grove. Or., April 20. The
Creswell ball team will play with the
home team on Cottage (irove's grounds
tomorrow nfterno'on. Thero Is consid
erable rivalry between the two tennis
and the fans are anticipating something
lively In the way of baseball.
SPOKANE WINS BY
' RALLYING IN NINTH
. Spokane, . Wash.. April 20 The. In
dians defeated the Bue." in today's game
by the score of 5 to 4. T.'.e indium.
- won by starting a lively mily in thu
ninth inning. Leonard was relieved by
Oatdeau in the fourth inning- Tin
..score: , u. H. K.
Spokane : 7 i'
'Victoria 4 2
. . Batteries Spokane, Leonard, t.'ardtstii
and OStdick. Victoria, Kauffman and
JUeelt. -,
Yankees Drop Another.
Boston, April 10. After geting away
to a flying start,' the New York Amer
icans lost out in the eleventh to Hus
ton. , Yerkes' batting was the feature.
8-ore: K H. K.
New York ri 1
Hoi-ton . . 7,14 8
Batteries Caldwell. Qufnfl, Vaughn
and Street; Hall. O'Brien ind Nuna
maker and Carrigan.
Umpires Hart and Connolly.
Athletics Defeat "Seuw."
. Washing-ton, April 20. The Athletics
had little difficulty In reRlsiterlng a six
to three victory oyer Mie Hcnators today.
Dixie Walker, for tho loners, was easy
for the champions. In tho .sixth in
ning, Murphy knocked a three bagger,
thereby Scoring Mclnnls. The latter
made a spectacular one hand grali from
Harry in the second.
Score: It. H. E.
Philadelphia 6 11 3
Washington 3 5 5
Batteries Coombs, Morgan and
Thomas; Walker and Williams.
Umpires O'Loughlin and W'estvr-
velt.
Stanford 3 0 0 3 0 0 0 3 0
Washington .7 1 0 0 0 0 1 4 0 13
Batterlrs Mclaughlin. Howe
Henshuw; Johnson and Kerry.
0 urad by two home mna That by Hpoaa
u In tha fifth waa timely and ene of tha
I longeat drlvra ever made over the fence
- of the local grounds Thla arored two
runnrri annua or mm inn placed me
Nlcka In the running after Seattle had
forged to the front In the fourth, when
Minn'i terrific drive cleared the right
field fence with tha baaea filled. PpeM
WDfi a fancy vest for first homer of
tfte season over the left fence. Port
land's ftrnt run was acored on single
by Wllllama and Kibble and Harria'
aarrtflce.
Hirsch. the big southpaw had ample
speed and good curves but he was wild
as a March hare and the Qlants waited
him out. Conaequently he Waa In
trouble all the time and opportune safe
ties by Mann. Weed. McMullln and Ray
mond gave the locala tbe lop sided
core. Williams kept Hirsch at work
until the seventh, when Thomas suc
ceeded him and stopped the slaughter,
although he forced In one run. Ingcr
soll. a local amateur, showed up well
and although he was inclined to wlld
ness he was In grand shape and exhibit
ed fine judgment He was supported by
good fielding but there was nothing
brilliant 1
Barry shook up his -hatting list, re
placing Chick with McMullln, Who field
ed perfectly and scored three runs by
timely hits. The locals looked better
than In anv nrevlotia nam ut a ik...
second 1 Knv the visitors the appearance of
bnshers. Strait, who has been the hat
ting sensation of the week, failed to
I pick any orf Ingersoll's delivery. He
I had a great chanee In lha olo-litv. n ia.n
R H. E. I the basts but Mann ennlnro.1 t ti. rirt.
9 13 8 after a harri aim Tim ..H.i
three to two In favor of the visitors.
SEATTLE.
AH. R. H. PO. A. E
Large Number Entries In the
Opening Handicap; Great
Success Is Expected.
16 6
and
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Stlilello, rf .
Mann, cf ...
Moran. If . . .
Dulin. 3b ...
Weed, lb ...
McMullln, 2b
Raymond, ss
Shea, c
Infirersnll, p .
HiR Jelf Mows Up.
ll'oltid I'ri-aa lnar.1 Wir.
New York, April :'0. After striking
out 10 men anil pitching gilt edged ball.
"Big Jetf" Tesreau went to pieces In
the ninth and the Brooklyns forged
ahead. The (Hants, however, came back
In their half and sent acrows the win
ning run. Siore:
R. H. E.
Brooklyn 3 5 1
New York 4 x 8
Batteries Stack, Hucker and" Erwin;
Tesreau, Murnuard and Mevers and
U'llun.i 1ln..,. UI..I... 1 i.ij I ... .. . -
in j.., ri- iiiici anu j' liineian. Mjoltrln, SS
tiirsch, p
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ISpokene Wash, April 10 Kvary
thlng la in madlneaa for tha 66 day'
running meeting, baglnnlng April II. at
tha Alan track Frank W. Hmlth. ac
retary of tha I'orur d'Alena Kalr A Rac
Ing association, which baa hung up
akea and purees amS'itftlnr to li:i.
000. aaya thrra are mora that) 4i0 run
nera from eaatern. central, aaauthrrn and
western atatea and th provlncra of
British Columbia. Alberta and Manitoba
In training on tha courae. alao thai ad
ditional atabla accommodatlona have
baen arranged for 200 lata comera.
Thlrty-al hnraaa ara entrra.1 for tha
' orroy, june :j. aiiioiim thrill aia
Jawbone, derby winner at Charleston,
S. C, Republican, an unbeatrn three
year old; Iady Kankln. winner of the
Juvenile stakea at Alan In 1111; Flor-
encaa Roberta, winner of a handlcao at
juarai; wild Fern, winner of a lively
two year old race at Alan, and tha I'md
u iy cone. it is expected thera will
ba 13 atartera.
There are 16 entrlea for tha ODenlna
oay nandlcap. a alx furlong race for
three year olds for a purse of I1SJ0;
33 entrlea for the apple way selling
race at nna and a alxtecnth miles; 34
entrlea for the Juvenile apple bloaaom
for the Post falla handicap; 61 entrlea
for the Polao l lllng stakea; 42 entrlea
for tha Memorial day handicap; 41 en
trlea for the Spokane Speed handicap
and S4 entrlea for the Idaho handicap.
The puraea in the stake races range
from 11200 to I1J.00. There are alao
more than :00 entrlea for the nine
breeders' stake races.
The officials of the association are:
President, M. I. Wright; vice president,
C. W. Pclham.N secretary, ,Krank W. j
Smith; treasurer, A. V. Chamberlain;
presiding Judge. Robert Lelghton; as
sociate Judge and handlcapper, P. Rellly;
starter, Richard Dwyer; paddock Judge
and timer, J. C. Dlbue; clerk of scales,
Samuel McOlbbons.
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b)aci nf aa llhtalralad aadraaaa w talc a
Ka will d:i.r la Ika ta iwa bf
tba Oaaaaanarrlal rlub YdBdy a
lo Tttwraatar al aaaa ka III ba Iba
gaaaat of tha lrrrea Ha.la.a Ma a
elak at luackaoct la Ika alullauAaak b.
1st aad wtU raa.k en iba ' Engirt r aad
lha lalaratala Hrtdg" Al IhU lurvrh.
m Mejer Jar J at or raw. af Ika I'altad
ftilaa rrpa of ar glaaara, wtll apaak on
Tha Oovaramaail and Ika ItrlJg;
Janat MiaplatCNk. of tha Vaacogv.r
bride rem ml 1 lea, en Tha Value of lb
nlrlal Brtdg." rraak It Hilar on
"How e ot lha Prldg.- aad Judge
W Ii Faalaa oa How la Ut Ira a
rhlaaa
Ur Mad;kl will addraaa th Or goo
Sorictr ef Eafltaaar Thursday vsnlDg
Ha will Iraapart cr oa lha flreadaar
TAKEN
FROM PRIVATE HOI
IHvn belpla Uttl babies ware ta
kan away Ibis tnurnlrg from a prlaat
baby home conducted by Mra A. Jallller
at tha corner of lloyt and Twentieth
trr-rt and made warda of Iba Juvenile
court Complaint wrr filed by Stale
Hralth Officer C H White befur tha
court that th bah ware not being
proparly cared f'r Threa of tbe little
onea. Infanta under 1 year, war arnt
to tha Multnomah iorial Th other
four, who are betwen 1 and I yeara
of age, are now fn tha detention home.
The bah home euperln tended by Mrs.
Millar waa vUlted Friday afternoon by
State Health Officer Wrfit, City Health
Officer C H. Wheelar and County
Health Offlrer E. P ery. The health
offlrlaala found rondltlona at th horns
go unsanitary that they at one pre
pVrd to have the children removed.
Th complaints fUed In the Juvenile
court were th result of a confrnc
of th three phyalclana
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kt,ts b4r cat of lla banudUaal
baka. sd fvr Uil I dara ranMa.a.
" wnk Alaska br t-ie ka kaaa
rail eff Tula aaaa ruM-d la raweb la
taaat alaa.a lo xal bcilla Ultla.
a fair largely aaa Ika ! tat lra.
ktiUia buiiia ub Ika aoriu.
t'aabl la aaaks Ika Matrtaalda Ml fr
rvu:x, Ika fjuaf tsrnaastaf d'1-artm!
Ikia Weak ckarira4 wg arwd acua, a
bKb aar luad4 Ik knarhlttvry and
uppllaA kaaadad make coble re-U
Tk break waa fowia4 la Ik UrtlU af
rw. aad after r Ihra 4 f
r.liag lb lia waa apll4 a4 euat
munlraltoa ka liaaa raalrl
Th iiuraalda kva baa la Ik govern-
meal aarvtr ala till, what aha oraa
rmtlurd from lh Vpaalaa. Al I taal Una
aha waa a mere baal vassal knwn aa lb
Kit. Hha waa th firat war prl la
iba hoaiuitUa with gpala. Mine than
lh Iluraald haa dona rbl duty la lha
l"hllipplaa. arad lhaa aha waa assigned
lo iMgal aound Wh laid Ik AUaka
rablv. aad haa alnr baea kapl bar I
snake rilr aad 10 do otbr cabl
work, which ha laejudad r(!ra la lh
Columbia aad alao at flan Fraraclat-o.
Four ar ago aaw bellera war la.
alalled la th ataaraer.
STUDENTS OF ACADEMY
TO GIVE 3 RECITALS
Nearly a hundred youag glrla. ata-
danta at St Mary'a Academy aad Col
lege, will appear In a eeriea of musical
racltala lo b glvan In lh ronarvatorr
of th Institution neat weak. Th re
rltal will be three In number, on eaoti
on Monday. Wednesday and Frhlay aven-
Inga Harp, piano and violin solo and
numlaer of euenintile concerts with
stringed Instrument will feature tha
prog ram a that have been prepared.
CHIEF KILLS SELF WITH
GUN HIS MEN GAVE HIM
trailed rva Lea aad Wlnat
El Paso. Texaa. April 20. Edward
Kern, former chief of police of Loa
Angeles. Cal.. committed suicide here
todsy by shooting himself In the head.
His hotly was found In a bathtub In
th Orand Central hotel by a chamber
maid. He left 00 note. He had been
here for three weeks. He aliot himself
with a pfato! given him bv the I-oa
Angelea police force.
ELECTRIC LINE MAY BE
EXTENDED FROM SIFTON
Extension of the electric railroad of
the Oregon-Washington Corporation
from Klfton, the prraent terminus of
the line, to Mocklnson. Is said to be
ery probabl In the near future. At
meeting In lincklnnon during the week
number of fanner along tha rout
of th pronoaed extension promised
their hearty aupport and cooperation.
The Una runa from Vancouver to Sif
ton, a dlatance of eight miles, and pos
sibilities for extending It 16 or 20 mllea
on a wator grade are aald to be excel
lent and through districts with splen
did possibilities for. heavy traffic.
A great deal of development haa been
going on In that direction during the
puat two yeara. and It Is pointed nut
that the road If extended would meet
with profit-paying patronage from the
start.
PACKEV MAY NO
Totals 34 13
PORTLAND.
9 27 11 2
Mensor 2 b 2
hpeas, cf 5
A B. R. H. PO. A.
Files, rf
Strnit, If ...
Williams, lb
Harris, c . . . .
Kibble, 3b . . .
JouraaJ Want Ads bring results.
For additional sporting
news see Pages 2, 3, 4 and
5, Section 2.
(treat flame in St. Louis.
St. Louis. April 2n. The Browns anil
White Sox battled for 15 innings with
out. a rim today. -The game was called
on account of darkness. Baumgardner,
the young recruit, who heat Ed Walsh
in Chicago, mady the most notable rec
ord ever hung up ly a youngster
when, with his support crumbling be
hind him, ne titritened up and came
stronger id stronger in each succeed
ing inning. He struck out 10 men and
allowed only nine hits and the Browns
made five njiscues behind him. Scott,
foi the Son, pitched another tight ball
ihe entire route, allowing si hits while
his support' was gilt edged. It was
one of the greatest games ever seen
here.
Score. R. II. E.
Chicago. ..... 0 9 0
St. Louis 0 6 S
Batteries Scott and Block; Baum
gardner and KrioheJl.
Umpires Egan and Evans.
Camnitz Allows One ilit.'
Pittsburg. April 20. McCarthy's su
perb hitting ami Tommy Leach's field
ing were the high spots in, the defeat
tho Pirates administered to the Car
dinals (his afternoon. Score:
R. H. E.
Pittsburg 7 7 1
St. Louis i.O 1 I
Batteries Harmon. Pale and Bliss;
Camnitz and Gibson. Umpires John
stone and Eason.
I homas, p
Tonneson,
1
t
0
0
1
0
0
1
0
0
0
4 6 24 8 3
Cubs Win Opener.
Chicago, April 20. The Cubs opened
the seaison on the home grounds today
by pulling down a 10-innlng victory
from Cincinnati on a home run by
Shreckard with a score of 5 to 4. Hank
O'lJay, pilot of the Reds, was welcomed
by the fans with a wonderful floral
piece, a gold watch, cuff buttons aDd
a pocket knife. Cap Anson made the
presentation speech. Score: -
R. H. E.
Cincinnati 4 9 3
Chicago 6 10 1
Ba.ttertes Benton, Suggs and - Mc
Lean; Richie and Archer. Umpires
Brennan and Emslle.
Seeley'a
Spermatic
, Shield
Truss
Seaton Loses Pitchers' Rattle.
Philadelphia April 20. In a pitchers'
battle, in which Perdue had the edge on
Seaton, Boston won today's game. 6
to J. The Phillies had several c.hances
to tie the score. -Perdue, however, tight
ened and retired the batters on strike
or tsy 1 llesv ICtlng's batting "featured,
the Braves' manager getting four sin
gles in four times up. Score:
R. H. E.
Boston 5 9 j
Philadelphia 1,- 6 1
Batteries Perdue and Kllng; Seaton
and Graham. Umpires Bush and Kleni.
Totals' 32
Batted for Thomas In ninth.
' SCORE BY INNINGS.
Seattle 0 2 0 4 0 4 3 0 13
Portland 0 1 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 4
SUMMARY.
Two-base hit Kibble. Home runs
Mann, Bpeas. Sacrifice hits Raymond,
Harris. Pitchers' summary 12 runs
ano nits orr mrseh in 6 2-3 innings:
1 run and 0 hits off Thomas In 1 1-3
innings. Stolon bases Stidello. Struck
out By Ingersoll 4. by Hirsch 4, by
Thomas 3. Bases on balls Off Inger
soll 4. off Hirsch 11, off Thomas 2.
Wild pitches Hirsch 2. Hit by pitched
ball Fries by Ingersoll. Passed ball
Harris. Double play Moran to Weed.
Umpire Horan. Charge defeat to
Hirsch. Credit victory to Ingersoll.
"BAD BILL" DAHLEN
T
MEET MATT ILLS
Cnicago. April 20. Packey McFar
land was tonight awaiting the posting
by the Madison Square Athletic club
in New York of the forfeit which is
to hind his match with Matt Wells.
Unless the forfeit is posted tonight by
Matchmaker Tim Hurst In New York
McFarland says he will formally call
the bout off tomorrow.
"Hurst haB been trying some bull
dozing tactics on us, but they will not
work," said tne stockyards fighter.
"My money is up and he will have to
put up his money tonight or there will
be no fight April 26. He'll have to
show us before we step one foot from
home.
McFarland was prepared to depart
tomorrow or Mondrfy for Gotham, as
his contract calls for his presence there
four days before the fight.
BATTING AVERAGES
FOR THE SERIES
STRIKES UMPIR
E
EUPTUME
Seeley'g" Spermatic Shield Truss, as fitted1
to the Cxar of Russia and now used and
approved by the-United States Government,
will not? only retain any case of rupture perfectly.-af fording immediate relief.
: k'ti a sirtr vtwcx uic vj-a niiig in icn uays on ine average case.
LAUE-DAVIS DRUG CO
- t , j -THIRD AND YAMHILL, PORTLAND, OR. - - '
Tp- Experts and Exclusive Agents for Seeley'i Sperrnatic Shield Truss. I . Journal Wait Ada fcrtng results..
per mat 1 o
Shield Pad. Do
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College Baseball.
At New Haven Columbia 0. Yale 4.
At Ithaca Rochester 6, Cornell 4.
At Providence Princeton 2, Brown 1.
At "West Point University of Penn
sylvania 2. Weat Point 11.
New York, April 20. Plainly angered.
oecause me uianis naa beaten his team
In the tenth Inning, Manager Pahlen
of the Brooklyns. struck at Umrjlre
Rlgler this afternoon and for a few
minutes there cairte near being a riot
on the Polo grounds. The crowd
rushexl oa the field but 4he players, as
sisted by the special police, kept them
in check.
As a result of his action, Dahlsn Is
likely to draw an Indefinite suspension
from' President Lynch.
Claiming that Umpire Rlgler was at
fault In the mix up with Mjanager
Pahlen. President Ebbetts of the
Brooklyn Nationals, telegraphed to
President Lynch tonight demanding
iubi liib umpire oe punisned.
This' Was Some Freak.
Writing on freak plays that have won
Important baseball games, Hugh S.
Fullerton tells the following story In
the May American Magazine:
"A freak play robbed 'Doc' Casey's
Toronto team, of a game in the Eastern
league. The game was at Rochester
and Casey's catching staff was so crip
pled that the plump little veteran was
compelled to don the wind pad himself.
'Casey is short and quite stout. But he
was doing fairly well until the tenth
inning, when'Rochester had a Tunner oh
third with two out. A wild pitched ball
struck the ground in front of Casev
and disappeared. The runner hesitat
ed until he saw Casey making frantio
efforts to get the ball from under his
protector, then he came home with the
winning run Just as Casey located the
sphere, which had gone, under the pro
tector ana wedged itself past the elas
tic belt too tightly." '
Boston
Philadelphia
Cleveland . .
Detroit
Wick t Came.
Mensor
Mathea .
Strait ..
Wllllama
Bloomfield
Hirsch
Doty
Ab. JI. p. r.
17 fi .294
. - 21 4 ' .190
-.11 I .308
. . 21 7 .333
. . 21 h .2
.17 .363
. 22 4 .217
.14 3 .-14
. 6 3 .600
. 6 2 .400
. 3 ' 0 .000
. 8 1 .1fi7
. 0 0 .000
. 3 0 .000
.12 3 .250
177 47 .266
P. R., L. & P. CO. TO EXTEND
LINE IS ANNOUNCED
At the rogular weekly meeting of th
Kllllngsworth Avenue Push club, held
last Thursday evening at East Nine
teenth and Kllllngsworth, a report was
made by the railway committee to tho
effect that the Portland Railway, Light
& Power company stood ready to extend
the carl Ine eaat to East Twenty-fourth
' .et. provided the property owners
would bear a portion of tha expense.
'"Ii report will como up for extended
discussion at tho next meeting, Wednes
day evening of this week, and at th
same time will be discussed a report
submitted by the same committee, sug
gesting the extension of the Irvlngton
line along: East Fifteenth to Killings-worth.
The largest casting ever made In the
United States, a 330,000 pound base for
a foreign press, recently was completed
at a Pennsylvania steel works.
Lfeed.
cnicago . .
Washington
St Louis . ,
New York
Provo Jumper Expects Make Team.
I Provo. cril 20. Alma TllrhiH. nr
I A.nnapops iorm Carolina o, j.gvy I th B. Y. U.. who Is training for mera-
' ' ' J berahiD on th American Olvmnlr team
I At Middletown. Conn. Wesley an 10, j expects to be able to make a high Jump
I Springfield Training'1, of six feet six inches before tha try-
out in California, May J. H now
bas to his credit six Xe two lnchaav
Cincinnati .
New York ;
St. Louis . .
Phlladelnhia
Boston
Pittsburg .,
Chicago j. .
Brooklyn
Journal
American League. J Vpk
? --671 II "WiC J
. 3 1 .600 III J aV.M
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National League. 1 1 IVJM I
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FITS
fl&HlOS
We have a very interesting lot of slightly used pianos
of the higher grade that we are offering this week at
prices that should dispose of them quickly. They
are all practically new. most of- them less than a year
old. and are all in perfect condition. The list in
cludes a SCHUBERT, a STEINWAY, a REED
FRENCH, a LUDWIG, a MASON & HAMLIN, a
STARCK, a POOLE, a WILLARD, a FRENCH &
SONS and a PIANLSTA player piano. Come and
see them. Prices right and terms to suit
HuTTink Rartos
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SIXTH AND BURNSIDE