The Oregon daily journal., April 25, 1912, Page 15, Image 15

THE OUIICON DAILY JOUKHAU 10 JIT LAND, THURSDAY EVENING. APRIL tS. Hit.
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iff in SIXTH
SIRAIGHF. BATTLE
Make Enough Emm to Lose
Most Any Kind ol Contest
but Beaven Can't Hit In
Pinches, .
CAMFJiON'S HOMER
J GIVES TIGERS BOUT
THREE HUNDRED IN
mm games
Short Fenct Permit s Three Portland Athletes Arrive at
Homer, Which Work a
Hardship on Pitchers,
Berkeley for Champion
ship Track Meet
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Matt.
No af enr Beaver culd )alr
lb lb filhrfca 4 a raattll UiU
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JOHNSON'S INJURY COLUMBIA HE TO
. MAY DELAY BOUT IET WASHINGTON
Champion Wrenches Tendons
In Back Endeavor Society
After Big FiQhu
Scholastic Baseball Leaguers
Are Scanning Sky With
Querulous Eyes,
fw . ..... ... n ixFiirH I 4 laM4 la JI ar li te
"Him F'r wvn. Br wiiii Coll faa 14.
u. (. ufh,!. J mom a I 4lrac. a lfc fea4 taaia Te iBct4
n i . Tinoini towara Iita.iKa Aal rall4 !! Ikare run.
Hth u V Uu up i MiUo i irti lb acaln. la la iB(h.
ern i nowiag ncii TUnl IB raata.
up if ud it u aorrvarrnl la lhli.ll iTlfr ll(l.lrfv4 p 1 lh alllh
Kl -I. "r4l a ru of 111 o!4 4Iaal lalliod lL foil, la u I ihr
n.i ibsitv. Urn yoi Mai II la
Ihc ao ar fa .
tart U rna.
In I). fourth laolef lh Oaaa broa
Into lh run IIU Cvr tal oul i
buM 4va IK lhlr4 Una a4 fal
Uraoa follBaJ viih a lo pi ia UfL
HlliD( lofi.j io rl4hl an4 tarora Daaa
r...jJ (,i ih kali baca Io Ia lnfl.14
"y hM rl4 AVIIktnann po!
n. ihruuah lb Inn. 14 thai caught
J -!ff off bkltnct anil pal )opd
Mua il4 doan a tur.t that waa al
t lo ro a a till ar.l Wllk prrh4
n .ouf d. bul farkla hlffad and
Cuk aa an aay out
lt u rhronicl aAolhar tally for tha
Oak With ona dovn la Ih alilb
lUlllrf raltlnd lb board la rltTbl fl!d
and movrd up on Wllklttaoa'a Iafll4
Mil. Mm br-d out. but Cr I"r In
a thr wtih a daubl to la ft that
rurl ()u. Cook agalo waa an aaajr
InflWd nut.
llllljrn, oho had bn pllrhlnf loo
hall. a rtljr rrponalbl for a run
fur the vlallura In Ih Mvanth. II
laid oul a faat on up aaalaat Loard
fifth Yrtbra. and Iba latter, whan
h rcovrd, pllfrd avcond II
cord whro. aftr llofman fllad lo
Krurgar, Coy alnflvd to right
Olrot on tOia Koaad.
V!lklnon ojwnrd Ih !ghth with
alatn ihroiiKh tha pltchra bot, recently
'ilJ hy Gi:iln, and now occupied
' Utrot, l ho California recruit aouth-Pw,-
MlU lofted to Itoana, but Par
kin got a hit when Olrot allppad on tha
Timtaleaatl rraaa. that put Wllk on ao
ond. Lrard'a forca out of 1'arkln to
Bancroft at arood put th kid flrat
ancker on third, and h acored when. In
altainptlng to complete a doubl. Dan
rattled tha board In tha grandstand
bark of first.
Chadbourne, Harp nd Undaay war
In only Heaver to solve l'arkin. th
rrror of the Cak UJIrldera balag mad
on aasy chunoc.
OA.KUAND.
Aa R. It PO. A. E5.
ardar la lb aaraaia. algkitt aa4 bJHia
Tha la Imhii will piay Ihla aft r
aoooa gara Ik Ttaon fii4 Hall
ar 0r4 will baa for Ih T1ar
loaar. waji Wllliaosa will likely
Caallay or Vaaaey.
Th aoor:
All R. II. PC A. K
Maor. lb
paa. rf . .
ia. rr..
Hiraii. If.,
klaihaa. lb
Ham, c .
Kit.bl. b
Colirln,
Uloomflald,
TotaJa
Toha. Ib
Nlll. lb
Abbott. If
Neighbor, rf.
Hif. ....
I.Tmh. rf ...
Cameron, lb. .
Crlttendan. C.
Crlgr, p
II t I 14 II 1
TACOVA
All n. If PO. A
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TotaJa
.11 I II IT II I
SCORE DT INNINOa
Tarama 10 0 4 4 4 II I
Portland 0 1 0 0 0 I 4 I 0 I
flL'MM ART.
Two haaa hit Natgbbora. frltletv-
den, llarrla. Hotna run Cameron. Ab
bott. Klt-bl. Sacrifice hit Mil. Hlolan
baeea Uanaor. Hpeaa. Htmck out Hy
Crlear 4 by Illoomfleld I. Iiaaaa on
ball Off Crlg.r I off Uloomfleld I.
lHub!a plT Crittenden to Mora.
More to Nlll to Cameron. CM for to
Mora la Cameron, UMaf la alathea.
Umpire Van IiaJlrea.
rooV
ear
an.
rd. 2b.
Hoffman. If.
. rf
Patternon, cf.
I'cillng. ib.
llklnson,
M i p, o. .
1'ai klna, p.
lb.
0
0
0
Totals 14 S 11 17 10
PORTLAND.
AQ. R. It PO. A. E.
Chadboums,
Hc.dgprH. ;b.
Krueirer, cf.
Ilnwley, c. ,
ltiipH. lb. .
1 "oaiie. rf. . .
Bancroft, an.
Lindsay, Sb.
(JilMKiin. p. .
ImImhho, c,
Girot, p.
If.
0
8
S
6
10
S
1
3
0
0
0
Totals 14 0 S IT It 1
SCORE BY INNINGS.
Oakland .0 0 0 1 0 1 1 1 0 S
Hits 0 1 0 J 0 1 1 I 1 11
Portland 00040000 0 0
Hits 100110000 f
SUMMARY.
Struck out By Gllllffan 4, by Parkins
Ilefa L4Nkd jraMTno.
Victoria. R C, April IS, By defeat
Ing th Seattle Giants yesterday after
noon, tb Bets Jumped Into tha leader
ship of the league. . Tha Seattle team
fain outait tna locals, but wara unable
to banrh tbm. The final score waa
to 1. Meek and Bawling starred with
th stick for th looala.
The soore: It. IL E.
Peattle Ill
Victoria ,,..6 6 1
Batteries Ingersoll and Ehaav; Kauf
man and Meek.
Oamo Poatpo-irxL
Spokane. Wah.. April 14. RaJn put
the damper on yenterday's game be
tween the Vancouver Beavers and Joe
Conn's hirelings. The two teams will
battle this afternoon, provided the
weather permlta. Hap Myers. Oohn'a
new Initial saoker. Is due to arrive to
day or tomorrow and will likely brMk
Into Sunday's game.
4. Bases On balls Off Gllllran t. Two
base hits Patterson. MItse. Double
play Parkins to Cook to Wilkinson;
Rodgers to Llndaay. Sacrifice hit Het
HnK. Stolen bases Krueirer, Doana,
Leard. Hoffman. Hit by pitched ball
Leard, by Ollllgan. Wild pitches Gilli
an, innings pltr.ned uy uuila-aa 7.
aae hit Off Ollllgan 10. runs 4:
Glrot, hits 8. runs 1. Time of gum
One hour and IS minutes.
Umpires Hlldebrand and Casey.
Journal Want Ads bring results.
Ill u ! aylKlag f Ua
klbd r bi4 la the a mi. u4 all
t4all.h- rttO.xtxa a Ufa IL CkUjJ
l.lai .. !! ia. rai4 a !. Im la
laai rall4 Malaa Tie II erhwl la
IL Htel rxi:t.ria eutne of I j li'aSMl
bla fxl n t,m -rlfl roaat.
I1 I'ltf.b high athtxtl alii aasd
lblr laean jih Ttm Portland will
tM Ih WaaklngiAB. IJocoln and Jf
faiaun Mh hua!t The I ! l-.tfh
MkMil aad IH lifrll I'lsh arhiMJla.
le frven dragon, biennis la aaoJ
few ial alar ,V fivia Ifayall
high, la dpi1 lo win Ih aholpal-
on the Mi-nn hUb laani- f
Ptrtlan4 ar etcrel promlslag cham-
ploaa Oranl. II. peiy l and fur
long ehaiiilon, la ipctad lo giv tha
elhar daah man a bard tusel n Ua
prtala Wlndr-.agl. aba will rua th
half m'l fur tr-a WeeMaglon lm. M.a
rarord of f 01, ahlcb ought to UnJ
him fl'al place bonora Wllaon, Wash
ington's mltr. ran Ih dialance la 41
Tbe Waaltlngtuo c4! Me rt-rad a
Imdi of 14 man. Lincoln and Jefferson
high eohoul have aclerad lajns of two
and four man. rj-actleJy.
WaayatckM Saa Twa.
Th slat of Washington wilt have an
able representative In th Wenatcho
high achooL Wenalrhea'a two enlnsnta
Taed and Wataon. ha good records.
nd are looked for to capture a number
of txiliil.
Th two big Baaltl high schools. th
Washington aitJ Lincoln, have wlrvd the
Inter l.olaeilo officials that hlr In-
tantlona lo comiet In th lntr-
cholasllo have born abandoned The
Oraajoa City high school decided not t
come south at tl.e eleventh hour.
The largest numref of schools will
onme from California, cr couth. Trie
best prsp school track tram of the
tat have entered Ix Ar.geles htk'I.
which w prevented from competing
In the first tnteracl.olastlc on account of
faculty ob'eoUotva, has obtained permis
sion to con. a north, and all! enter a
six man team. I'alo Alto hliih, cham
pions of tb tnterscholastlo last yaar,
ar lo main their bonora ana nav
entered th full limit of 1) men.
"stay tower Svcorda.
Many new records are looked . for.
Wlndnagle and Wilson of the Washing
ton high school. If they run up lo ei
peclatlona. are eipected to lower th
recorda for the half and mlla. A class V
field will start In the hundred yard
dash. Including Grant of Washington,
Tweed of Wenatchee high, Johnson of
Lo Angeles high. Mills of Palo Alto
and Needham of Pan Jose.
Preliminaries in tha traok and field
event will be held tomorrow afternoon
and Uig 'finals on Saturday. On aocount
Of the large number of entries In the
various track events, trial hents will b
run In th 100, 220 and 440 yard daahes.
Th school entered In the big meet
are: Jefferson, Lincoln and Washing
ton, Portland. Or.; Dayton, Or.; Lafay
ette, Or.; Wenatchee, Wash.; Uhlan, St
Ignatius, Oakland Polytechnic, flan
Francisco Polytechnic, Wllmenllng Toly-
technlo, Fremont Ilcnldsburg. Wash
Ington. Union. Hollywood, Siskiyou.
Monterey, Mission. Han Jose, Salinas,
Alameda, Long Peach, Palo AJto,
Fresno, Modesto, Stockton. Santa Cms.
Mendoolno. Woodland. Cogswell Ferndale,
Shasta high. Ventura, Lowell. Marys
villa, Sutter Union, Petaluma, Anaheim,
Mountain View. Lindsay, Santa Rosa,
Berkeley preparatory. Fort Bragg.
Portland Athletes arrive.
Sixteen athletes, accompanied by their
coach, representing three hlffh schools
of Portland, Or., arrived here yesterday
afternoon. The boys were In good
shape, despite their long ride, and
worked out this afternoon on the Call
fornla track.
The weather oondltlons for the meet
are very good, and a record breaking
meet Is expected.
ialu fri Um wwl
nilat4ig. Anil 1 -vefnetel l
h Jukkaa-llraa iMiiaaiM lallW
la I -as cgaa ,, al. jt tkf fitll
fiunt aa iJjiy t ia bMvyaigbi
ttawjion. ako I un4r jM tmll
brsclabs ka luda.
J"aa .a a a u e a rua4bue
is eiart iraiatbg fr Ih luu aba
l-l auluenvtll craba4 lata a Iru-k.
hurluig Ih flglr aod fcta ratal wtlb
gil fice la lb sruji.d
II-. rhsiuplon pused up a rn
of brblee. ai,4 bl clolkleg l talieve
l.'aautlnalloa al.owsd . safalaJ l.n
d..n wf M bark had bn wiaarhad
it win ni t- abl l rume tralaleg WM
ivr .
C. K. Attrr Hijf right.
ItsliM tivae Ua4 m I
lloalon. April li - -Ths t'nllad cl-
ty of c.tirlsllan K.r4cvr Is (dy for-
ardlng la CIrtatUn Kiideavor lea tore
In every alata la Ih union aa appeal
I iruioal sgatnal Ih uaclmnl of
agtsttun In N'w VI aa loo permitting
th Jolineon-Jnynn fight al 1 mm Ve
gas July. A bill legalising prise
fighting has pasaad th lowar house
of the New Mealcan Ugtalafur and la
now before the ear!.
Iljrau'a lrotra;a lloats Crrorg.
Il'xl l-na lt4 a t
Oaklan.1. Cal, AprU II. Kid Oaorg.
th Vlucklon mlJdiaaelght I a fajl.n
Idol among th fa here today aa a
raaull of hia poor showing against How
ard Morrow, th Chicago novlo. who Is
regarded aa a rlous contender for tb
ntlddlawtlgbl till, .
Under the guidance of Ttmroy Ryan.
Morrow beat ileorge arateinaltoally In
heir 10 round bout before th Oaklaol
Wblinen' club. Th daclalon In Mor
row' favor ii popu'nr. Grg'a
aork was conalatent with verel of
his parforn.ar.i . a In ths past h
"logged" It fio:n th third round on.
n II. lghth ()ora dolllralIy took a
lop. and waited for Ih count of nine.
( was greeted with a laugh whan he
arose Morrow showed great class for
a youngster.
Th Cwlua.Ua aalvereliy ea-4 Wa
Itogloa High Kt-w UmUII lfat will
L 1 1 .a lowoyrev aflr.a wa blHit
saah rial4 r 14 IK. mUw ar
sulia Tbe au I -b4aU4 l lal
al I lk
Peacra. Ih en arta4 latftar ef Ih
Waablbgioa It'gk tuol I,. tuy
alert IK fn.m aiil lb iviuubt
unl'a:ly pvaai le a g4 lliur
aj ran f.ll tie puaiiloa a Wail a
. m oiitr twtrins In lt Iairelitta
lie lraiu
Jaik y.je1.1 wll likely atari Ik
fame for Ih. "t'rc-" bue Il(sgarat4
Bfl lu i'"l forna la in game
tfilMI lbs ll:il aludciil lal aaak.
II. lean. 1! line up aa followe.
Columbia.
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tUford
To.
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t'mplr Rankin
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at auej ( V' '
1 ia
, ('ol)laa
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1'vrbln
l.ai.ll
Miua
j. ff. AIIUI Uawo Off.
Th game blwen th PrllAnd acad
emy and th tllll Vlllltery academy
nines was railed off at lha ehd ef th
second Inning yesterday afternoon on ao
count of rain. The P. A. by wr
leadlt-g at lha line by tbe score ef 1
to a.
Majidot and Hay lor In Draw.
It alli-4 I'reaa laae1 l
Indlanapol'. April 15. Newspaper
opinion today as rn thnt Die 14 round I
bout bten Jo Mmidol and Young
Kaylor was a good draw. Mandot showed ,
more steam and wna tiie agrraeaor '
throughout but was wild. Neither waa j
hurt In a previous bout Mandot bast
ed Uaylur. j
Kan f man tn JUtt Tomorrow. j
It oIikI I'rre laaed M Ire i I
Pan Kranclsoti. April J&. Al Kauf
man will make his first appearance In f
th ring sine hi defnat by Al I'alxer j
In Now York eccriil months ago, when
he will face Cliurlaa Horn or Charlie i
Millar In the main event of the weekly j
boxing ahow her tomorrow night.
Kaufman hna been training near the
city and reports lilmaolf In good condi
tion. ,
CHRISTIAN BROTHERS
NINE BEATS TRADERS
ni'BIVKFB COLLEilK LP-AGCE.
Won. Lost. P C
r n n c I l .it
Kolmra 1 i .44 7
Trades I I .lot
runiud v .vuv
Tb Christian Mrothars' collage ha aa
ball team defeated Ih Trad school
nine yaaterday aflamoon by the senre
of I to 0 The feature of the game
was tha batting of Hubert. Th bal
lerina: rrlacol and 0llackr, for
fhrlatlan Ilmther; 0"I'1I and Fly
stinger, for Trd schooL
BERQ WANTS TO WAGER
S2S0 AGAINST BEEU.
JAa be), la flwtlN, wbw ra4.4
li-le aweaafLgi frvaa Las. t, atal4)
U a 4 -a4f M a4 till b aa
eta V4 a fwfatl r aia s- 4
l4 la aC r4 Im'1 a f : i ..
m4 IU4 svm.1 a..f l.
kaea. to ear Hal la v
iaa blaaa M w t. ea i.
M be M aaieivet aag bi ei , . .
1Mb Ual 4A aaiM be ute I I
Jal Waal Aa katai fa:ia
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CRICKETERS
10
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MOK
E TOf
GHT
Mr. Economical Man
YOU CAN GET A NATTY
Spring Suit for
Beautiful fabrics, hand-worked buttonholes, patent
pockets and all the things you can't see-f-the things
built in the shrunk canvas and stay tapes, the hair
cloth, the careful tailoring that make a suit give en
tire satisfaction. I
FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ONLY WE ARE
OFFERING THE FOLLOWING
Special Bargains in
Meii's Trousers
$2.00 and $2.50 Trousers Friday and Saturday $1.65
$3.00 and $3.50 Trousers Friday and Saturday $2.45
$4.00 and $4.50 Trousers Friday and Saturday $3.15
$5.00 and $6.00 Trousers Friday .and Saturday $3.85
MAKE NO MISTa4KEIN THE PLACE
TTTi
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Third. and Burnside Sts.
TWO STORES
Sixth and DaVis Streets
Tonight Portland cricketers will be
out In full force nt the clubhoune, the j
occasion brlnr thn annual dinner and
sniokvr. This jur grent trouhla has
been taken to have everything1 first '
clnr3. After tho dinner which will be" !
a very elaborate affair, a concert and I
smoker will be held. Some of the best
amnteur talent in town will be out Jo
entertain the orlckoters and their
friends and thn committee In charge of
the dinner end concert guarantee a
splendid night's entertainment
All old and now members and their
friends ore asked to attend the dinner
thin ovenlng. Mr. Blakely, the president
of the club, will have charge of affairs
during the evening. Tickets can be had
of any club member or out at the
grounds during the evening. The olub
bouse is reached by taking a Montavllla
car, getting off at lnst BLxtny-seventh
treat and walking two blocks north.
Introduced by the
Arrow Collar
'Makers
await irispection
at your dealers.
$1.50 and $2.00
Cltjxtt, Pkabodt & Co.
Makers, Trot, N. Y.
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GOING FISHING?
Pinch Hits Win Game.
Los Anffelos, April 25. Pinch hits
by Van, Buren and. Hclster In the ninth I
inning caused thj defeat of the Los An
geles team yesterday. The final score
was 4 to 3. Kheetrtin singled in the ninth
and CKourke called on Van Buren and
Uelster and both came through with
doubles, putting over tbe winning; run.
The score: 1 1 IX B.
1.03 Angeles 8 11 2
Sacramento 4 9 1
Batteries Chech and Brooks; Baum.
Mahoney and Cheek, Hart.
Tigors Defeat Seals.
San Franclsoo, Cat, April iC5- The
Villagers defeated the Seals yesterday
by the score of 7 to 2. A batting rally
In th sixth inning gave the Tigers four
runs and the game. Heap's home run
started the rally.
The eoorei R. H. E.
Vernon . ..... . ... . . 7 11 1
Z 8 1
It doesn't matter whether It's for
trout, or bass, or 40-pound sal
mon, you'll find that we always
have the right tackle.
"Plenty of 4TjW Eggs in Stock Now'
Backus&Worris
23 Morrl eon Slraet, Bet 1st &Zhd Sta
Dt&u r I hiiuibw ,
Batteries Castlnton
Fanning and Schmidt.
and Brown;
Iients Loses Game.
The Sellwood firrammar school team j
won the first game of the champion- !
ship series by defeatins the Lents team
by the geore of 13 to 6. This afternoon
the Portsmouth and Ladd teams will ,
play.. '
Rankers' Opening I'ostponed.
The opening gam0 of the Bankers'
Baseball leajrue was postponed yester
day on account of the wet field. The
Hlbemla and Merchants team were
eehednled to play. The Security Sav
ings & Trust team will meet the First
National team this afternoon. If it does
not rain..
Skates
WXNSX.OW BALL BEAKIWO
SELP-CONTAXNINO BOLX.3
T aClb r NOTHTNO
2 Pair ? s
NcwLotNowIn
CORNELIUS HOTEL IN
'NEW HANDS AGAIN
The Cornelius hotel, whlc1! was sold
about a year aro by Dr. Cornelius to
K. P. ilorrU, has aKln changed hands,
and an inorporated company, whose
officers are 3. W. Blaine, Fielder Jonea
and W. B.. Btreeter, will take charge
Immediately. It is announced 'that tbe
price paid was within the neighborhood ',
of $15,000. J. W. Blaine la an expert- '
enced hotelmon, having; formerly been
connected with Dan . Moore when :
the latter operated the Danmoore hotel "
at Fourteenth nd Washington streets. :
now. known as the Ramapo. Fielder
Jones Is well known aa president of the
Northwestern baseball league, and W.
B. Streetof la In tha real estate bual
nesa. .
-i ' "'... . 1
Journal "Wbnt Ada hrlag resnlta,
"Better Skates for Lsi Uoney"
vmouss .asm
a
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Owl Londres, J
Htl?k.f$ff''
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ot the i kin. A having luxury. No tnug,
noiom soao. no germs, no wast of.
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Addresg "CuUcorb," Dept. as, Bostoa.
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