THi: OKEGOU DAILY JOUiOJAL rORTLAND. WEDNESDAY EVENING. JUNE It Hit 11 CHIPS SHE BUD SHARPFS 'CUMOH b or VWHT TO REFEREE IN INITIAL BATTLE SPOKANE PUTS -. mmm Backed Up fry Sensational Fielding and Opportune Hit ting EJmec Koestner Wins Rena Goat Says He's Thrcush VVillii and Eastley Have Pitch ; With Public; Van Court i May Officiate, . en' Battle and Colts Are Cellaritet i , it Oi rM mi wv i L4 Asite. Jaa ttLaie Jl 1.1 1 M.... I. la Ik. Wei nrsi uame f-rom uaKiana. Mt i tt v . ii rw rr. mmmi tJ MM lnlUWt 14) Tt J., Ws4aC Mit4 rr, iki we t wuiiw iNUr r v w y4 m "llre4 t fUe less." Jf nrUrHM II ale ie4 ep ef rrftclK U lifUfl I ?" aeer la bH la Wf I er nw i for ft July -aui-a wim tiariew Tmbi Hnr la rr mlK Jl ! el rrr4 As ae Ik example wHil4 rl !' at ap pearaac wtia HI vet a here. e 41. II U said, ku 4d Baauetalef ! e wits, InmT eew attitude. Jeffrie So t an t fftejla. lie feel M U tareu Ma la tae II ne M4 far ait UcCarvr. I the hand. ruUa44 Jeff'lea that ta bad promised lael the fight eheuM AH la the twal far weal of. a rarer. The araivKlla bulwark of the Oac eikn I hen teemi4 la pander In U lev II hour lniif, . Aa a petbio wmtresilM rere. Dewltt YanCourl T Le Aageiaa, af th beot aow boslr.g eaperta la the game, baa bee auiiaii. aievarey want Vaj Ourt. 4 will mala very effort la aarttr Jone coaal Accordlns ta Jo Levy. Rivera maaa- r. any rararaa win aan in mona. AUa Itt la(Jtaal4 Ma rllllia ta aa4 Ma aoaar tale a rallar alia Wol- (. a4 fia I ha chaisploAahip ta t man wha cawa auL NaaaaMia ta eoBiaat appaara ta hajif on jarrnar decision. Taa ! 'tUf la aabU4 with four aiarttlkf 4ub!a playa a4 mm ra- mi.Hj claar piKtlet ay Klar aa tka UaUtns (taotftoaa I la I tioiary ar (VU4 la lha pala ama rU aflaraaaai ariia ChrUUaa tip. Ma af iWa la avala flf4 la rxaa, a af W klaaaaaira aaowr ta la aalr nl4 lUtactra. tka ( Ml ( ira rr. Taa lra p!w4 arouad b Khbiuifa la taa fil4 aa4 lU laa UI. taa r tira r naacron at aot aeeuailDS. la a craal aaaaatir far tba vriUUal 'fl14 art. 7 hi llllla alopar aiajn4 ary a or taa taara tfaubl pla an 4 hli 4faaira airanath waa apiat la ta lmpra4 work af ta af)fat About all Ih ahawlnv lh Citr aa4 lha nalaa an t brack aa4 Ibry ara aura ladr la that 4riartaai of ha ballon I pilni. . , Hit Ck4 a trt. CkHaUaa aiart4 tba caaa by hltttat Chadaoaraa, h an foreatf at aca4 by TyUr when Lja4ay aiuntpl4 la Mcrlflc. Mo4fra Xt aut a loac (rounder io Cook aM Krutfir blt4 a lerrinc. twlalltic a tva baftar I rl(bt that e)r4 lha aackt, tbafiylay tHjlch- maa akallng around to iblrt hea Laar4 tna4 a ba4 raiay of Coy l throw la aa attempt to atop him at lha kyion. IUri aincltd to right an4 Krueger romped aero lha plat, for what artot- vaiiy trv4 to bo a olnnlng run. riahar rorraliad a eouble back ahort of pronounced Tn flavor la th aocond. After Koeetoer topt4 out Gua trolled horn on fhadbourne'a two ' ply to center. Chadbotra took third on I4n4ys lofleld ot and Rodger walked. Thla Tirol fair alerted a de layed dnubl eteal and Chadbouroa acored cleverly onouih for anybody, Bad OatkoTg a Soabla. Br-.arpo opened tha third lth a double to Iho right fir I J renco, and then he benched Mitt to let big Jawn Tlede mauu hit. Jawn could deliver nothing but a grounder to Bancroft, who held tihtrpe on aecond and inorgued tha back- atop at flret. Klglit Lack In tba third aaraa the Beaver, when Mahoney laced tka ball ay up Into tha center field bleacher for a home run. After Chrlt!a:i fanned In tha aUth I.eard drov on acroaa aecoud baa and took the midaa- on a paasod balL Hof nian fouled to Lindsay . and Zachrr brought Lrard home with a ehorl alara to comer that Krueger couldn't roach. KUher and llappa dlspoaed of Coy, al though the latter waa called out for running out of line, ' JCr(fr Sgnblea A gala. Krueger opened tho eight with a double to the rUht field fenta and the Teuton took third on a paaaei ball, lie corrd on Mahoney' acraich ' hit ' to Leard. tho latter retting to lecond when he Uuk htaved wide of armrpo. Rappi tried to aucrlflca but JLahoney waa caught at third. Uancroft celebrated hi SGtli trip to lha plat without a hit by popping to Christian. Tion Klaher an ltI4a played hit and run. Roaring Bill gettfnK to third on Gum'' furrow between flret end aecond. Kotfttner fouled Tiedeinann closing th' Inning. Tli vociferous vlslnra started a ral ly In lh ninth when Cachor hit between ahort and third and Coy doubled to th right center field .renco. Kappa put Helling down by making a sensation catch of his foul liner. Then Lindsay elected to throw Cook out at first and Zacher camo home. Coy reaching third where ha died w.ien Bancroft winged Bharpe out at first. Four Donilea Soiled Up. Bancroft, Rodfrcrs and Kappa retired Hetllng and Cock on a double play In the aacond Inning, Zacher and Coy In tho fourth, and Christian and Leard in tha eighth. In tha third Bancroft and Rodger retired Leard and Bharpe, the latter being caught off aecond on Leard'a Jiner to abort. Tha acore: OAKLAND. AB. attPttA. V Mh. ...... " . iieero, id.... Hofman. If . , 4 Zacher. cf 4 1 Coy. rf 4 'Hetllng, Sb , 2 Cook, aa 4 Bharpe, lb 4 WlUa, o ..r. ......... 0 Chriatlan. p 1 IWrreo Charfe rarrx-ap. tBii tii - - am. i New Haven. Conn., June It Johnny Coulon. bantamweight champion, and rretikla He yea of It Loula are la dis favor with tba fana her today aa a re sult of a bout which ail declare waa rank fake. Tba boM was 10 have gone Id rounds, but to the third th referee suddenly left th rtag. declaring that be would have nothing to do with ahsl he aald waa a -frameuo." The police or dered the fight to continue, but early In the neat round liaye picked out a aofl rot oa the eanvaa and tba "fight" waa over. Tmckrj Will Bail Saturday. IVultrd lTm Uu4 Wtr.k New Tork. June 12. l'ackey Wc Tar- land, the Chicago acrappor, announced today that he will sal) Ualurday for Eu rope, to be gone about two months. Mc- Faxland declare the trip will be more In the nature of a pleasure jaunt than business venture, and he will do but little If any fighting while abroad. Packey will spend soma tWne in Sweden, taking In the Olymplo gamra. eVWa, ., JeVlt la f (Wa JM ittk,i tw U. l W4 ;.,4 Uie lie Jl i ! rl U IV n kr-k K Hi I aaa fiateilan, ut4 U tae f.rsl-U ftlag. rtM . M k4 (eMk4 Uli4 M It r:t of Ma :' tl t leieaj W, UrUUt nM;f by btk loawa t at,lk aaiaa. , t'oilita 04 rnee tt4 for lite un s4 WafHI a 4 Cuor wr the aura fr na Il4-air Wllliasa. Ilr44' aw otayer I li aJieia ll tfa af laar lU-er. to tUf4 key siutol oa grvna JrC a4 fetle4 I aaviblrf olth lh UH- Afl.r Urn fTtet Uaibg aeftbar 14 wA ta i ai a mai acroe ta ka ftiai. lllviif Kl eiI luae balk lean ke4 ai on lit aaltt. kaiUy nl Wiai. farmer lean aiui taa otrpoelna ilKce ai4 bo I A lalrleU i.llol lU raelley was cry l4y awl 44 tool walk a bailor. kit Wi lis p4 two ef them. Hellr rrokOe r alleadlug tfce erne. TTe ladiana Rave !" winning ligbi alorg ad C'ohn eiporta hi ieM to iy er th lop. Ae the rul f In defeat yetTay Williams' team la real log ta Iks collar. otto a air. behind Ike Beet lie leaaa. Too- aeaoa will likely heave against Kraft o4 Leonard today. The : , rOJtTLAXU AH. IL II WA-f. 4 i a i 4 4 If. 4 4 a 4 0 a I a J o o Kibble, fa. . Harris, t .. Cfuik shank. o !-, rf. . . !.. Cf. .. tVltilams. lb. Kft W lh Coil An. ss. uy. P . PACinc inno MlfiHALfj NUMBER OF NUMERALS toenail TV 'ennl ' Fe trie tattwiaiiy. it ii, Jaa t-.f.e em. i f aai4a f-i kali ht4ij eM lk ' guoi t I'e il kay u rv fa. Uoieg ,.' rwihaU, H, K lirela U Wr, It. 2 It. H rMtUM, T w', 14 it U lt. It IL '! k H II in,14. I 1.Um. J. . ti-ogt. a it waii. f- H V smm f, ibtliu, letltiWlt, IK i, Ieiu. IL T. et, M kv. Litiea eioa t It tryl. W Jt tiat, V. li W. Ki t. U r. Atalia. It IL na, L t. aka.ef, a. li bo eat, It Maltei4 aa4 K. l hiiui. Kay liryaat a rueiakl tr4 ta an k.fi, of aial.U., Vltf veo lie f itll, k-eetivM a I Ira, a an kieea Itl yaer. It It rrta, a U bi)wl aa4 Wn4 wa Wlk fwoiaaU a4 Iro'k; lWr a4 V aid biMa fewtke.4 a4 laakeiti ItiUM. eal It T. ai-r wa Wt. kaekxuaij . aa4 !, thle la by ir ta nut tellers Ihl kae ba a aid4 la ooa ar. eeooellly a Irwrb, aholrg Ikat lhi teaia waa awe taly bainc4 wtlk e(te bm laea la yaf tfe. 1U. kelbll reette4 a 4riAe4 aot-et thla year 1th IM ate "t r"" fleer eiMa t4 a cMiei4fkte aumber of W keiUeiUre la eevoL BILL OOOGEIIS 11 HUNT ALASKA GAME Portland Baseball Captain In . vited to Be of Party to Wranget. ir, aa exaio II t be I eteroila If. ttauaual art to4gee of tke l"vn Bl cmob UI boat laflk rtTA.MUXO OP THK T!AJM Tarine Coael I-ago. Woa. loet. P t Verrtoa II II .44 kUrl I II .41 L Arvle It la .III fcafl yvitcl9 :f II .til 4rante4t T II til IvriUnd 11 II .11 Nortbwratern Iactie. Won. IjOeL Viawinr Vinorta I Flokr ,, :? Tarom . IT lUa 14 t(llac4 14 Amerl'VB La'aido. 14 i 14 it r.c IM n .10 .4t .411 Teula t I Iteyer. lb. ... Coottey, as. ... Johnson If. .. ilrlrhlor. rf. . Wuffll. IU Zlinmcrnian. rf. lartwrtght th. I""t. o. .... Wt.lla. p. 18 8 10 K AN K AH. a II !'. A I I I 0 9 0 e o o 0 0 II 4 0 I I 3 4 1 to Tledamann, o 1 0 1 .0 0 0 0 0 fl 0 8 0' 0 1 6 0 0 4 1 TerUla 7 14 14 a ....30 2 PORTLAND. AB. R. It PO. A. E. ChadTjouroo, If 8 110 4 0 Lindsay, Sb ......... 4 iRodgera, 2b t iirueger, cr . Mahoney. rf Rappa, lk . . Bancroft aa Ilaher, ... Koeatner. p . 4 4 4 4 4 1 40 1 0 11 a i 1 I 4 Of, 1 11 ( 0 8 Total 83 7 10 27 IS 1 SCORE BT INVINQ& Oakland 00 00 01 00 1 3 Hits 0 0 1 10 8 1 0 3 7 Portland , 82100001 a 7 Hlta ..i.. 3 21 0 0 0 1 8 10 SUMMARY. . . Struck out By Kceetner 8, Christian 1. Bases on balls--Off Koestner 4,; Christian 2. Two ' base hlta Krueg-er Homo runs Mahoney. Double play, itancrou 10 roarers 10 Kappa, Ban croft tof Rod gerav Stolen ; basea Chad, bourne, Itodgera. Hit by pitched balls (jhaaDourne. i'aesea Dans Fisher, Tledemann. Time of ame 1:25. Um pires Finney aid Casey.-' Tacoma, Wash., June 12. Yesterday's Kama between.1 the local and the vic toria team was postponed on account of rain, ft .;' '' ' . v - '.". ' Croea Beats Ileilmond. iPbIImI Pimi 1 nM& Wire. New York. June 11. Leach Crona has another victory to his credit today aa a result of his defeat of Jack Redmond of Milwaukee In a 10 round bout here. Redmond ataggered Cross with some hard blowa during the first five rounds. Totals J 1 4 IT II SCORE BT INNINGS. poVane IMIIItl 1 I'ortland 0OOO0404 SUMMARY. Thre bas hit Johnson. Two baa hit CartwrlghL llaae on ball a Off Willis 5. Struck out By baatler 4. by Willis 8. Btolen baeea Myers f, Zim merman. pe. Kaalley. txiuble playa Lvogt to Conney; Cooney to L'art wrtght to Meyers; Shay to WUllama. Time of fame One hour and II min ute. Umpire van iiaJiren. American League Garner. At Chicago R. H. B. New Tork 10 1 Chicago 1 Batteries Warhoo and Sweeney; White, and Block. Sullivan. Kuhn. Umpires Dlneen and Sheridan. Won. IjoeL P C rtAsfoti 11 11 .in "hlras II !' Washington II It.iudeipi.ia i .lit Cleveland II .41 iMItolt 1 5 ) 41 Now York I ! .J4 8t. Louie 14 IS Ml National lyag-ue. Won. It New Tork Chicago Cincinnati Plltaburg ...... I'hliadelphla ... Nl. lyouls Ilrooklyn Boston IS 4 ( P c .111 III H! tli .441 .410 111 111 "Xa W Tiaeaa iivUe evae ta Atk eaA up aeat leer lief mf. 4M.kl a Uemialix 4eie ta lb aksakof ef !. aoee 4 kr, a4 L aMajl Ttilaa IU 1 retal I r ke l 10 eteraii ir.e rae foe CepUta Bill It! 4 L'uael leaf u ti avartkla4 IU later, aa4 wkea UlU S4a taa ehwoling laa la perati a.eMlalaf iete4ly kapa'aa. lll re- relt4 aa Ineiutioa et4ay te kuat la Alaska 0.1th r. It kaaagle or Ptlklae, II ' C. ak ardeat Lee. bail fa a aa4 a 4gky huaier of big game, lull waa iKkje4ia latk te k lavlied la ke lh parly ef pwtma wk wl;l apt4 iho wiattr among ike kit gsoae ef the enow ouualry Hgie plane la lake "lodgers and aevere.1 other hunter I a place about 41 rnilee frvas Wrongat a aaoiloa ah lea abouada la Mg game, rtodgera Is ana loua 10 kill a BAiniUr ef big brewa bear for their ekloa, wkleh ke will pre eat lo kla friends In th stale. Th Alaakaa )aunt ef Rodger will break up th hunting trip 10 lh Rogue Klver mountains, which waa flensed by ftodgr and Yean Gregg aad liaddy lt an, as-Portlander. B w with Cleve land. Thle trie along with Harry Able of the Oakland elub apeat a few month taat winter In th southern Oregon country, anl l.ad a great vartlon. Orvfg and rtyan wjM likely w.ake the trip south anyhow. Mra. Itolfera. who acorrtDld her husband lo the nrue Illver mountain, will forego the Alee ban trip. Although eh la an eieellent hot. Oh doe not wish to undertake IbQ Alaakaa Journey. BARGE PREPARED FOR yaara eV. wt-'l tea Ban ta tkl aral et - ig taa - tae af axaMie sU ib ka a po rtal f salvia, iaU4 4a uf UNCOLN'FORFEITS TO JEFFERSON TOSSERS Tie Liaoela kit eaaael leaaa fr fil I le Jeffe laaas loy lAtien aVl ef Uaea-ai -eta a44taa traia Otoe-, Iaile4 la aW Wftk lee graaasaay arkowl star la Ha tia-Mk. LLac4 leleal4 Jef ferea la aa wLiiWa g ay la of 11 to 4- Haal dab frof rasa Iwiaaravia. Tke litt tlaVi irl lerlag aaeot ef IL eaaewa aroekleee) to ke I. a keel erf Letd ky Ike Maaaiaallea. Tke aeogtaas 11I ko uii4 at I iwt aad iu ke feair4 ky a ate gaaae kotwoaa IM aisay aftuere ef Veaeweeer kerreete aa.4 a aeettr ak Im, Ike UHM t. mom !. I I. tk ai nuf kMpee alue lite. IkO !.! tie. ef tie t.i 1. Tealk a4 t'tit ain el I 14 . ar a V. J Thc Deaf Cnn Hear Vaa kUeee I e a 1 ee. l a., 11 1 e4 it. ki:y ir h : 6 k7UtM4nk- 4-f I, J Uiee Uetaal ae- 1 KM tet. la ea. Cl r ett t iWk.ea kroLdi 8iiarf bo r no ca,nL. Mikwl Jg. lUtk a4 ' lMa ruktUkU OH. aliiM lwo4. t. irayaoar u IlaMeKkM': Distinctive Dress for Gentlemen Has been our constant aim J To cater to the well-doomed man of fish Ion whose tastes are not extreme, and de velop the new Idea In style before It be comes common. Men who realize that Individuality In clothes cannot be found In a wholesale output will appreciate this. J From button to back, In fabric and finish, our garments are distinctive. J Prices consistent with the best workman ship. Fall woolens arriving. Inspection Invited. MULTNOMAH MEMBERS ftrwla Wallop Anuria. San rrandsoo, Jun 11. Th Seals defaalnd the Angels yesterday by th cor of 4 to I. Toner ws In fin shape and allowed the hard hlttlog Angela but five hlta. while 11 were made off Tr. The acore: RILE Loe Angle . . . . 1 I 1 San- Krancleco 4 II t Batteries Torer and Boles; Toner and Schmidt The entry Hat of Ilia Oregon stat swimming championship closed laa evening. The list Is much larger than the entry list of the meet last year. All contestants are requeeted to he a Kellogg'a boatho'ise. foot of Salmon street, at 1:10 o'oloct, ready to go to lha ecene of ths races. Chairman Wat k!na of the swimming committee, haa arranged for a barge to eeat too peo pie. An Invitation le especially aa tended to tha members of the lad lee' an ntt to take advantage of the barer. Klwnod Wllea had donatel hla boat Sea Otter for the uae of the- ladles aa a dressing room. IHrector Cavlll has arranged for Ilfeaavlng stunt. Two gtrla, Marie Ptrube and Winnie liobaon. 7 and At Detroit Washington Detroit Batteries Oroom, and Henry. WUHami Lessons in GolfWhere Golfers Make Mistakes hut Cross come bark atrong In the laat QnB,0. stages and had things pretty much hla vmpiree R. H. E. I 4 1 8 7 8! Cash! on. Johnson , Alnsmlth; Dubuo own way. Gibbons to Meet Clabbj. (United Preta Leased tVlra.) Buffalo, N. Y., June 1J Mike Olb bona. the SC Paul boxer, haa algned ar tides today to meet Jimmy Clabby o Milwaukee in a 10 round, bout here July 4. 'Clnbby la now on hla way from Australia, and It la thought will lose no time in signing- ths articles. Hogan Coming Home, 1 United Pwtt Leased Wire. I New York. June 13. One Round Ho gan, the caiiiornia ngmweigni, is on his way to San Francisco today. Hogan expects to land a match In California with either Willie Ritchie or Knockout Brown, or possibly Champion Ad Wol gast. Wells-Palzer Bout Jnne 28. New York. June 12. Bombardier Wells, the English heavyweight cham plon. and Al Palaer. will fight 10 rounds in Madison Square Garden here June 23, according to announcement made to. day. Atl arrangementa have been com pleted for the bout BATTING AVERAGES FOR THE SERIES e Bearera One Gams. Ab. H. P. a 4 Chadbonrn . ... 3 3 .647 Lindsay ........ 4 0 .000 4 Rodgera . 8 l .600 e Krueger . 4 2 .600 Mahoney ...... 4 1 .600 Rapps ......... 4 1 .250 Bancroft ....... 4 0 .000 Fisher 4 2 .600 Koestner ....... 4 0 .000 .80S mix wv; ARROW Kibble . Harris Crutkahank ' Speaa .... .. Fries ...... Williams ... -' Shay . . . . Smith ..... Coltrln ... . Bloomfleld Doty . i . ... . Eastley ... . 88 10 o Games. Ah, II. 7 . 1 8 1 8 8 8 0 8 2 1 8 0 3 0 8 0 1 0 3 0 8 3 62 11 P. C .143 .126 -.176 .000 . J60 . .167 -..' .000 .000 .000 .000 .000 .667 ptree Evan and Weetervelt At 8t Louis R. II. E. Boston 4 13 1 tit Loula 0 6 0 Batteries Hall and Nunamakar, Car- rlgan; Hamilton and KrlcbeJL Umpires O'Loughlln and lSgan. At Cleveland R. H. K. Philadelphia 3 18 2 Cleveland 7 10 0 Batteries Morgan, Plank and Thom as; Kaler, Baskette and Easterly. Umpires Connolly and Hart. National Leagne Game. At Philadelphia: R Cincinnati 1 Philadelphia k n 6 14 Batteries Humphries and McLean: Curtis and Dooin. Umpires iiason and jonnstone. At Boston UUK St. Louis 1 10 1 Boston 2 8 Batteries Willis, Harmon and Brea- nahan; Perdue and Kilns. Umpires iviem anu liusn. At Brooklyn R. H. 15. PIttBbursr 16 16 3 Brooklyn 4 9 Batteries Hendrlx and Kelly; Knet- ser, Kent and Miller. Umpires Owen and Brannan. .174 COLLAR niciiTriy man arm Miencrr . - Msnfortsbla. Tj for a cents CTInett. rVwhnrly tt Cmtmrrr. Trr, flw TnHt . Tigers Take Stronger lTold. Los Angelts, June 12. The Tigers took a stronger hold on first place by defeating - th Senators yesterday by the score or a to I. Schwenk .was touched up for eight hits, while seven were made off Carson and Gray. - The Senators failed to hit with, men oh the basea. Catcher Krelts made his re appearance aner being- out ror over a month. Th acorei ' . . R.H. E.' Vernon''. ........... 6 80 Sacramento . Batterlea Carson. Schwenck and Kraits. 4... 8 7 3 Gray and Brown; 1 ' Ko Tenuis ; 6auntC " -rV.: No tennis matches were played In the" Junior' tournament , of the Multnomah !club yesterday afternoonw The same scheduled this afternoon may also b postponed on account of the parades. At New Tork R.H. E. Chicago 3 10 New York I 13 Batteries Lavender, Reulbach anl Archer; Ames, Mathewsan and Meyers, Umpires Flnneran and Emslle. Heavies Peeling Oft Weight. Las Vegas, N. M., June 12. Jack Johnson and Jim Flynn are rapidly peeling off weight fpr their Fourth" of July championship battle here, and both men today' Increased their road work and boxing-. Each man now boxes 16 rounds a day. Johnson weighs 221 pounds and Flynn 108. Promoter Jack curley wired today to Matt Wells, the English lightweight champion, offering him. a bout with Champion Al Wolgast here on Labor day. ...... Western Tri-State Leagne. At La Grande: B, H. B. La Grande 4 7 2 Walla Walla 4 S O Batteries Mount and King; Pitman and Johnson. At Pendleton l y Boise .......... Pendleton Batteries Smith and Fox; and Pembroke. . ,1 . ... R. H.B. 3 4 6 4 6 Osborne Seattle Beats Leaders. ' Seattle, Wash., June 12. Th Bug-s defeated the league leaders yesterday by the score or U to, 4. Tho locara scored their 11 runs on six hits -and Vancouver error. . The acore: K. II. B. Seattle. .....................11 6.4 Vancouver 4 14 Batteries FuUerton n4d Whaling: Enejle, Oervals, Maxmeyer and Lewis. Umpire Toman. II7 Onrdlner Tlte. Every man who can take the time shoulcT'learn'tO play golf. But there Is the right way and the wrong way of going about it and these are ths points I should like to bring out clearly as serious mistakes. My Idea of the proper way to start the frame is to get a good professional, one who haa a reputation of belno; a Kood teacher and a first class player as well. Althought all Instructors play, and know how the game should be played, and can Impress upon another, yet their game Is far from good. Beginners are apt to go wrong" at the outset they start with too much book ltnowledKe, arid a person who knows nothing about any shot In the bap, gets a lot of Idens Jumbled to gether In his head and tries to do everything lie knows at tho same time, arid naturally advancement Is very slow, and too theoretical. The first Important thing about golf In to tet your grip nnd stance right. fitart rlKht with a good swlnit, go off to certain parts of the course, and practise shots. Always have the In structor along with you, but It is n great mistake to undertake all th? 1 different shots in the first lesson or two. Take them from tee to green, start with driving and after you (rot the hanff of playing rrom the tee, try r.ome brassey shots, or even eome Iron shots, and so on down to the finer shota such aa approach work and putting. Usually the main ambition of a be ginner is to hit th ball as far as poa- aible. In other words, try to kill it It la very Important to learn how to play a short game well. Another mistake la made very often. As soon aa a person can hit the tall at all, off he goes around the course to play a match with someone equally aa bad. or someone giving him a big han dlcap, and perhaps he haa probably had a golf club In hla hand but once before. In my experience, which has not been very long, tha correct way lo learn thla fascinating game la to work over it, really concentrate your mind so It means something. I think a man should go out and practise different shots, even after he becomes an expert In order to keep on the top of hla gam at all times. As a matter of course age has a rrcat deal to do with the advancement of n man's' game; for Instance, a man ho doea not take up golf until he la won on in years win not Improve as fast aa a youth or a younger man, A man of forty la atlll young-, and can devote himself to the game, so as to become an expert, as we all know one of our foremoat players did not take up golf in his youth. I took up golf at tho age of fourteen, little dreaming in six years' time I would win my match with the most accomplished golfer this country has ever produced, Walter J. Travis. . Golf Is becoming more popular each year ahd the day la not far distant when - it will bo the leading; game In this country, ss It Is in Great Britain today. KRANER & CO. Second Floor Couch Bid. 109 4th, Near Waihintfon Importers feXallorsi -RMrF First! Studebaker-Flandera "20" The 8tudebaker-FUnd4"20"oijt to comi flnt to the rrdad of any iam conaidcHng the purx& of a car. Low In price, but not ths cheatpest; hoacttly built of ths best materUli to be had jxrarerftil vuyatfx for, try road nsafs these ftsniiao appeals to a man's common sense mtut make any msn ttrrna:. Where cat you get as much? If price and law upkeep cost tots rest yon, If yov want a handsome and roonry, though not a laree,car i f you need s csx sore to do Its duty tmdor sll circum stances, then the Studebate-Kandere 421TU the cat for you. You could litfdJjeniot and yousttd-not pet less. Studeb alter. Flandara -JtfomAag Ca Priea. 8taada4 Vi , 8SOB.s.S.Islsaa Eflttfoeed w4tii Tee. WbiMi. PseafrCM.l4wT.sSI, sjail Dp ae a. MSaf.b. PotaeW The, Fraternal Order of. Earflea" deo feated tha Milwaukee nine at Crystal Lake. Park yesterday, afternoon . by the score of 8 to 1. Herb Concannon allowed one scratch 'hit and fanned eight of the Milwaukee men. . For game with th Fraternal Order of Eaglea write Vic Chapman, Eaglea' hall. Tin Sftraw WMbMsft a Flaw - BREWER $3 . 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