IVrn-l ONE SERIES SALTED AVAY, PORTLAND.
LEAVERS TAKE FIRST
SERIES FI.1 FlliSCO
SEALS. 4 GAFhES TO 2
Hi West Pitches Beautiful Ball
ljut Loses 12 Inning Game
in Morning. ""
. San Francisco, April 7, Portland took
the opening series from the. 6an Fran
cisco club of the Coast league, four
" games. to two, by winding the contest
yesterday afternoon.; The Beavers lost
a 12 inning game in the morning, 1 to
0, being unable, to hit behind Hi "West.
Aho pitched a beautiful game,: .
i A crowd of some 14,000 people wlt-
neesed the afternoon game, but they
did not have a chance to make a cheer.
The Beaverg were right ti top of Cack
. frenley and he retired under" a shower
of run. FitEgerald, Lindsay and Fish-
er made home- runs off Henley and put
- the Seals completely up In the air.
Manager Howard used. 14 men In the
afternoon game and tried hard to wl'i
it in the ninth frame, but had to he eon
tent to save himself and hireling's from
. being shut out..
8tsrtlng .tomorrow the Beavers will
play a seven game series with the Oak-
. land club here, while the Seals will go
to Los Angeles to take Happy Hogan't
club on for seven games. ..
The score:- . -. - .
Morniug (aiue: -'
. roRTUxo
A. R. t!. PO. a. r..
O.all.ourn. If........... S U 2 3 0, O
- rhxperald. If. .......... 6 .0 e O 0 0
' Lindsay, 3b.1.,;. 4 . 2 6
ItodKOTi, KU. .4-0 -1- 2 , S.
' - Krurser, rf. .... .. t 0 0 3 0 0
, iHrrlck. lb. 4 0 O 18 0 0
Mpt'wailok, .....,.... 4 0 0 4
Fisher, .............. 8 0 0 3 1 0
- Weft, p, w,.... 4 0 0 0 3 Q
. Totilr ....... .....v..M "o 8 35 IT 0
- 4AS rBAKClSCO ..
, Mundorff, rf. ........ ... R ' 0 10 ,.
UArdle, 2b. .. . 8 0 0 4 2 0
McCsrl. lb. ............ 6 1 1 VI . J 0
Jnhnstim, 1( 4 0 " 3 I
r.lmittM-mnn, cf. ........ 4 0 9 4 0 0
orhitn, ss. f 0 v 8 - 8
' rartwrlght, 8b. 8 0 0 4 1
Ficnrer,. c. . ,. . , v , . .,. 4 t 5 4 8
ArleU. ft 0 0 0 0 I I
Thomas, p. 4 0 0 2 2 0
TU1 ...M 1 5 36 13 2
two out whan winning run wasj cored.
BC08 BT INNINUS
- Fortland 0 000006000 00
H1U .......,(.;.. OOftl 0 lot 1 8
8ln Kroeleu.......O 000000 0 000 11
- Hit 1001010000 18
SUMMARY1':'.". V ...
Ke run. ' all off Arlett In 3 Innings.
Rrrtflr vfly Johniitnn. 'Three base UH MiH;rl.
Kaeriffr bits Curbao. ttrnlvera. Ft rut b on'
ballsOft West II. oft Thuuiii 2. Struck nut
Br Wert 2, fer Thorn 4. lime 1:41k. L'ai
plres Finney and Fhrle.
Afternoon game:
PORTLAND
AB. It. II. TO. A. E.
Chadhnoine, If. ,....t... 4 4 t 2 0 0'
. Kittierild. rf. ,...5. 1 1 0 0 0
I.lndsa. 3b. .41 2 1 3 0
lUxlueri, S. 4 0 12 B 0
Dnanp. cf. 4 1 1 2 0 1
Derrick, lb. 4 0 2 10 0 0
MeConaiekv sti'. 4 0 1 2 2 1
Usher, p. ............. 4 2281 1
June, p. ....... J 0 0 0 S 0
'Total 38 . 6 77 2T 13 3
BAN FBANC1SCO
1 ; , ab. r. b. ro. A. E.
Mundorff rf. 4 0 O 1 0 0
. McArdlc20, .ft 8 . T 2 t ' 0" "0
4 0 13 -1-0
; Johntton, If. .......... 4 0 1 8 - 0 0
Zimmerman,, ef. ........ 3 11 1 0 0
Cortiao, sa 4 12 2 8 0
fartwrlgbt, 3b. 4 0 2 1 3 0
flpeocr, c. ............ 4 0 1 6 11
Hmiloy, p. ............. 3 0 0 0 11
Baker, p. 0 0.0 0 1 0
Fanning, p. ............ 0 0 0 0 0 0
Hoffman 1 0 0 0 0 0'
tlloward 0 ' 0 O 0 0 0
tillllgtu, p. 0 0 0 0 0 0
Totals .'..............84 t 9 21 15 2
Baifed for Fanning la Jlnth. f
' fBatted for Ollllgan In ninth.
BCORB BY INNINGS
Torfland 1 0 0 2 0 0 3 0 0 8
HHa ..................2 1 0 2 1 4 1 11
San Francisco ..0 O ft o 0 0 0 0 2 2
Hlta 0 201102128
..... SCMMABY - " '
' Fenr-runa, bits off Henler - In . l-ll bv
Kings; 2 runa, 2 blta off Bakpr In 2-3 In
. ring. No mns, one "lilt off I'annlog In 1
... Innlog; no runt, no blta off GIUIrou In 1 in-
Ing. Uoinp runa Fltorerald, Klaber, Undy.
Charg defeat to Hpnley. Twe" base hits
I.lndnar. Johnatnn.- Flabcr. ChailNmrnp. Crt-
iWWlt:: HldlflM hlta 'A.n&Kv. Jma . VlMit
base on balla-Jamei 1, tiilllgan 1. Srrurk out
. Jumps 8, Fanning- 2, . Houley 2. liaker 1.
Hit by pltPher Rodgpra, by Henlpy; Zimmer
Bian. . lioublp plaj-a McCormlck to I.lndaay,
Hpnlpy to MrCarl to Cartwrighr, Lindsay lb
; Rodgera tn Derrick. - Time 1:45. Umpires
Klnuej and Pbyle. .. N
The Pittsburg club has shipped
George Capron, the former University
, of Minnesota football and baseball star,
to Charlie Dooin's Phillies. v
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Amateur. Athletic club, who boxes
Schmeer of the Winged "M" club
tonight.
SEl
Collides With Johnson in the
" Morning Game; Angels
Take Both and Lead, .
. UultPd Prpaa Ijeaacd Wire.)
Los Angeles, Cal., April 7. Happy
Hogan's Venice club has suffered the
first severe blow by injury of the sea
son, and as a result Captain Roy Bra
shear, clean-up hitter, is lying in a hos
pital, with, a broken leg. . Brashear will
be out of the game at least two months
and possibly win not take the field
again this season. The injury was sus
tained in the second iftning of yester
day morning's game at Venice, Johnson
colliding with Brashear at first base,
which Roy" was covering, on the Angel
player's sacrifice hit.- .
. The Angela won both games by the
scores of 3 to 2. The morning '.game
waa called at the end of the eighth
inning, and the afternoon contest went
U innings. .:
r. Howard's, batting was '.A feature ,of
coin games.1 Jie won the forenoon con
test with a home run and the afternoon
battle with a. single that scored Ellis.
The score:
Morning game:
. VENIOB :.
' AB. R. H. TO. A. E.
Parllale, If. ............ 4 0 0 o 1 o
Kane. cf. .............. 4 0 1 11 0
HajlPia, rf. 4 10 10 0
Bnwbpar, 2b. , 1 O 0 11 0
Patleraoii, lb 3 0 I T 1 0
Mtarbl, 3b 10 0 S 0 0
HoP. .aa i 1 1 a 4 0
Tonneman, e it 0 O S 0 1
Kdffiondaou. p. 2 0 0 4) H 0
Halllii.il, Mb. 8 1 T o 1 1
Mrlon 1 o 0 0 0 O
Kalplah, p. , O 0 0 0 o 0
tMcDoouell .. 1 0 0 0 0 0
Total
....28
4 1 11
BrUM for Edmondaon In aerenth,
fBatted for IIosp in eighth.
I)S ANGKLE8
AB. K. U. I'O. A. E.
PBe, .2b. ..
Kllla. U. ....
Xlur, lib. .
Maifxert, rf.
Howard, rf.
Ulll. lb. ...
Johnaoa, aa. .
Ifrooks, c. .
Ryan, p. . ;
Mptzgxr, 2b.
Fuhp.v. as. .
Huffman, e.
Hoffpn, p. .
Totalt ...
0
1
0
1
2
o
2
0
(I
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
av n a 24 10 3
8C0RB BY 1NMNG8
Venp ...0 0 0 2 0 0 0 02
Hit ..() O 0 2 0 0 0 24
hm Angelea ............... .0 2 o 0 1 0 0 3
Hlta 1 2 PH 1 00
SUMMARY
. Thrp runa and 6 lilta off Edmondaon In 6
InnliRa; t hlta, 2 ruua uff Hyap In 0 innings.
Credit U;torj to Hyua; defeat to Edinoudaon.
Home runa Howard. Two base hlta Magfrert
Kane. Sacrifice hlta Moore, Tonnetuau. Bane
on balls Ityun 3, Kdinondaon 4, Kodgera 1.
Strnrk out K.vau a, Kdmondson 3. tianie
called In-elebtb. tme limit. Stolen banes
ratteraon,' Maagert,. Hnvard. Brooka, Ryan.
Hit by pitcher Hoap by Ryan. Time 2:10.
Umpire Bueh and McCarty.
Afternoon game:
BRASHEAR BREAKS LEG
El
ID
VENICE
' , 1 . AB. R. H. PO. A. E.
Carlisle, If. 3 0 1 10 0
Kane, cf. 5 113 0 0
Bay leas, rf. .,.,v..,.w.- 0 - I - 1 2 0
McDonnell, 2b. B O 1 14 0
Fatteraon, lb. 5 0 1 10 1
T.ltachl, 8b. 8 1-2 2 3 0
Halllnao, a. ........... 6 0 10 1
Hogin, . 1 0 0 4 1 V
Baum, p. ,t... 8 , 0 1 110
Tonueman, c ,. ... 4 0 2 7 1 0
Totala .41 n 30 19 "I
None cut when winning run aeored
LOS A.N0KLE3
. . AB, R. H. ro.
A.
a
o-
2
0
0
0
8
1
1
rns, iu, 0 1 1 4
Kills, II. 4
Moor. 3b. 4
Maggert, cf. 4
Howard, rf. ........... 6
Gill, lb. , 4
Joliuaon, aa. ........... 4
Brooka, c. 4
Cbecb, p, ,,.,.,, 4
1
0
0
1
O
0
0
Total
38 II 1.1 a is
Venice ; 0 0001 1 0 0 0 0 02
, .....,,.....,. a v A A J U I V ifl 11
IJM AtlffClpa ft 1 1 ni,AAAAn .
Hit ..........0 3 3 1 0 1 0 1,0 0 418
81TMMASV" I .
Three base 'htf Baum. Two base hits Car.
lisle, Litschr, Kane.. Sacrifice bits Jianm 2,
Moore, Mnggert. Base on, ball Baum 1, Chech
1. Struck out Baum 8. Double plari Chech
to 0111; Bnum to 'Jouueman to Utschl, Hit by
pitcher CarlUlf. 8tolcn l)se Tmuemn, OilL
Moore, Page, Time of game 2:28. t'mulrea
McCarthy and Buah.. - - .
Australian Tennis Men Coming.',
tjntte f Leased Wire.) '
Sydney. N. S. W.. April- 7. Horace
Rice,, S,jr-. Pouat and A. D. Jone the
AiiHtraliah lennlaleain" which "In to meet
the American team in a ' prelltninary
match rer the Dwight Davis tennis cup,
today are on their way to the ITnltevl
States. ... They left on the steamer Ven
tura." which Is due in gan Kranclsco
uliuut AprU
BRQOKLYirS Siie
PROmiSES TO BE BEST
YET HELD BY THE CLUB
C7eam of 'Local Talent Will
. . Appear, Supported; by ; Old
Time Battle Royal, - -
The monthly smoker of the Brooklyn
Amateur Athletic club will be held to
night in the club hall at Milwaukle and
Karl street at :30 o'clock. The pro
gram will consist of seven three round
bouts and a Vbattle royaL'V s ;
Manager Luke has arranged to have
the best of the local talent appear and
the fans will see some lively bouts.
"Cyclone" Calhoun la stepping out of
his class" to meet Hcrfernen ot the Co
lumbus club, but expects to Win Inside
of the three rounds. - " 1 .
Hill, one of the Cleverest of the local
youngsters, will meet Brannon, an un
attached athlete,' in the 115 pound class
and McNeill will meet Gibson of the
Brooklyn, club instead of Weatherly,
who is III. Gibson is a better mah than
Weatherly, being more experienced. :
The Larln-TJnderwood bout in the 121
pound class should prove to be one of
the beat of the evening. Both these
boys are good mixers and can hit with
both bands.
Red Watts, unattached, and J. HIberg
w"lll furnish a good bout. This will be
Watts' first appearance since. lie re
ceived his P. N. A. card, a ''. -
The battle royal arranged by Manager
Luke will a sight worth seeing.
Boatrlght, Morery, Neely and Johnson
will be the principals.' There will be
cars waiting after the bouta to carry
the fans back to iown, L'j'JL. :L:
E IS 14 ROUND TIE
Both Clubs Score Run Jn the
- Eleventh Frame but Can't v
Do Any Better,
Sacramento, Cal., April 7. Darkness
put an end to the Oak-Sacto. game after
14 innlnga of nip-anu-tuck baseball here
yesterday afternoon, . with the score 1
to 1. Beven thousand enthusiastic fans
crowded Into the local park and yelled
themselves hoarse. '
Gregory and Munsell were the oppos
ing twlrlers, and neither allowed a run
for lv innings. In the first part of the
eleventh, Coy -walked and took third on
Muhaell's error. He scored when Bliss
allowed Shtnn'a throw after a catch to
get away from htm. Deacon Van Buren
started a rally for the locals in the
same inning by singling. O'Rourke
walked,- but Kenworthy ' forced . Van
Buren at third. Tennant followed with
a single and O'Rourke scored. Lewis
singled to center but Kenworthy . was
nipped at the plate.
The score: ' -.. i ," r
The score: .' . '
". OAKLAND
. AB. R. H. PO. A'. K.
Leard. 2b. .
Hchirm. If.
4 a
0 7 10
v - IP A r : V . V
Zacher. cf. R 0 0 2 1 0
Coy, rf 6 1 ft 4 0 0
Hetllng. 3b. 0 2 14 0
New. lb. ....... ....... 6 0 18 0 1
rA, aa. ., 6 0 2 3 0 0
Rnhrer, e. 6 0 1 t , H 0
tiregory, f. ......4 0 0 0 5 1
Total ...... "l "? 42 20 2
SACSAUBXTO
AB. K. H. PO. A. S.
Khlnn. rf. 5 0 0 3 0 1
Morsn. cf. .............. 3 0 0 1 0 0
Van Buren. cf. 2 0 1 0 0 0
O'ltourke. 8b 4 10 13 0
Kenworthy. 2b 6 0 2 3 8 1
Tennant, lb ..,..6 0 3 10 2 0
Lewis, If 6 0 8 2 0 0
Htark. as 5 0 0 2 5 1
Kllif, c. 5 0 0 10 2
MunselL. p 4 0 1 3 1
. Total ................4 -i 42 : 23 li
8C0RE BY INNINGS .
Oakland 0 0 O 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 01
Hits 0 1 0 1 1 1 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 07
Sacramento 0 00000O0O0100 01
Hit 0 000101 030301 0 a
" SUMMARY - - - ;
Two baae hit lwla. Sacrifice hit Mnran.
Greeory. etmck oirt Br Iuusell S. by (iree
ory 5. Bases oa balls Off Gregory 5. Wild
pitches Munsell. Gregory. Hit by pitched bill
Shinn. Double play Leard to Ness. Stolon
bases O'Roukre 2, Tennant. Time 3:20. Um
pire Ilele and Newbouse
t
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nam nun
Cullison High Man ia Singles
and Doubles of Kenton
x" . Practice Shoot.
Tn the - third match of the Oregon
State Telegraphic Trap Shooting league
against the Wallowa, Or., club, ths
iPortland shooters mads the acore. of
114. The score made by the Wallowa
club is not yet known. Four of .the lo
cale' shooters made the score of 23 out
of 25 in the match. The scorei: Car
Ion, 23; Hllgers, 23; Morrison, 23; Rice,
23, and Caldwell, 22. .
Jack Cullison was high man in the
practice singles with the score of 93
out of a possible 100. Caldwell- waa
second with 91. Cullison was also high
man in the doubles. .
' The scores:
' Singles- Cullison 95, Caldwell 91, Car
Ion, 91, Rice 89, Morrison 89, Thornton
84, C. Hilgers 84, A,,Parrott 84, McKean
83. J. Reed 82, Bateman SO, Feller 79,
Addleman . 78, Arnold 70, Zlegler 68,
Kabanaugh 6, Borders 62, Takami 62,
Seguln 62, Archer 60, Natomi 16.-
Doubles Cullison 66, Rice 65, Feller
li, Arnold 50.
HANS WAGNER WON'T
BE IN OPENING GAME
4 ' (L'nlted Press Taiv4 Wire.) ' . 4
4 Kansea City, Mo., April 7. ,4
jj.-JTans Wagner, suffering from. a 4
A 'inrn ttframont in hill risrht knnA. A
4 la not likely to participate in the 4
A. i n .1... Vn,t...l A
ilcagUe ,seaoii,'Managerj CJark ' 4
4 of i'lttaburg announced here'that1)
4 Wagner is now on his) Way to 4
4 pc Bonesetter Reese at Youngs- ;'
4 town, Ohio, and probably will not
4. apuear in the opening spaam at
rM.i,..,nn M - . A.
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Nick Williams'. Team Will
Start on Northern Valley
: Trip" Tomorrow, -
- Jlwlford, Dr., April 7.The Colls
played the Medford team yestenljajffflTie
latter being reinforced by a Portland
battery, and won 8 to 7. Eastley and
Fltchner pitched for the regulars with
Harris- and Murray deceiving, while
Martlnonl and Girot worked for Med
ford with Bliss catching their offerings.
The game was ratheV" ragged and not
up to the standard the Colta expect to
show. With five runs to the good, hits
and walks combined with an error or
two. let .the Medfords even up the score
in tho eighth. Then' the Portland club
got the necessary run.
The game was good practice for the
boys,, however, and served to Bhow them
that no matter what team they are
playing against, the game is nevcrwon
till the last inning is played. ' .
Today's practice will end the Colts'
stay in Medford, where they have beet,
very hospita'oly,treated,. They will take
thf Tuesday morning train for Grants
pffas, where a formidable array of base-
ball talent Is awaiting them. Wheeler
Osborne, the star Pendleton pitcher, re
fuses to . leave for Pendleton until he
endeavors to scalp the Colts.
Colored Giant Slaughter Seattle.
(United Press Leaied Wire.)
Seattle, Wash., April 7. Five thoii
sand baseball bugs filled the grandstand
and bleachers to witness the last of the
three game series between the Colored
American : Giants of Chicago and the
8eattle club, which took place' yester
day afternoon. The negroes were wear
ing their batting togs and when the
slaughter ended the numerals stood 17
to 7 against the white Giants. The
visiting batsmen found the trio of local
pitchers, composed of, Melkle, Mclvor
and Glpe, for 20 safe' drives, eight of
which were two baggers and three home
runs. Score: R. H. E,
Chicago Giants ., ........17 20 4
Seattle Giants ................ 7 12 2
Hyde AVlns Cross Country.
Baker. Or., April 7. The annual Baker
n'Kn scnooi cross-country run was Sat
urday won " by Lorlng Hyde for the
third successive time. A new record
for . the 3H mile course was made of
17:10, the best previous record being
18:21. Robert Brown was second.
STANDING OF THE TEAMS
Pacific Coast League. ; -
, ' - Won Lost P.C.
Oakland 3 1 .750
Ixs Angeles ; 6 2 .714
Portland 4 2 .667
San Francisco ..........2 4 .883
Venice 2 5 .286
Sacramento 1 3 .250
BATTING AVERAGES
FOR THE SERIES
MUCH FOR MEOFORD
4 ' Beavers.
. A.B. H.
4 Kreufte r .1 1
4 Krappe . . u - 8 jl
4 Lindsay ........... 25 iO
Fisher 3
4 Chadbourne ...... 28 8
4 Rodgera 21 7
4 DoAne ..." 4 1
Derrick , 23 5
4 Fitzgerald .24 G
4 McCormick . 21 ,8
4 Kerry a.......... 9 . 1
4 Krueger .......... 22 1
4 .Carson 2 0
4 Higglnbotham .... 4 0
4 West 4 0
4 James c, 3 0
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Five Hundred Fans Convinced
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-Vancouver. Boy Is Sponger,
- (United Pre Lecsta Wire.)
Los Angelesi Cal.. April 7. That Bud
Anderson is 20 per cent better than at
the time of his first meeting with
Knockout Brown, is the) verdict today of
the 600 fans Who saw the hard hitting
lightweight in his first real workout in
preparation for his return match with.
Brown at Vernon. April 15. .
Back from the mountains hardened and
tanned, , Anderson went through his
work with' sect, boxing a dozen speedy
rounds with his brother and other spar
ring partners , -He-has lost the tired.
drawn look that Caused a geneal belief
mat ne was over-trained when he met
Brown a month ago. tu
. Brown did practically no work yester
day. He will resume active training
Wednesday. i
St. Louis. Americans, 6; Nationals,
13.
Kansas Clty.-Plttsburg Nationals,
12; Kansas City (American association),
8. . . .
St Joseph,' Mo. Chicago Americans,
1: St. Joseph (Western) 8.
Baltimore. -New Tork Nationals, 19;
Baltimore (international), .
Chicago. Chicago Nationals, 7; Indl
anapolls, 8.
"OUTLAW" BASEBALL IS
OPENED AT FOLSOM, CAL.
(Dnlted Praia Leased Wfre.
Sacramento, Cal., April 7.-"Out!aw
baseball'-, means something more than
the .sort of ball played independent of
the national commission in the Folsom
state penitentiary' league, which has
opened Us season in Folsom, near here,
today. The stars making up the "cir
cult" are tn for everything front petit
larceny to manslaughter. The opening
game was between the Cubs and the Red
Sox, and Warden Johnston pitched ths
first ball.
In connection with the penitentiary
league there is a "feeder" outfit called
the "bush league." The season for this
latter aggregation , is .also opened.
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The Multnomah Amateur Athletic
club's track and field team lost the dual
meet' to the Columbia University team
yesterday afternoon. 64 to 49. The Co
lumbia team won the meet by winning
the half mile relay.---?-------------.
Martin Hawkins was the Individual
star of the meet. The former University
of Oregon athlete won four first places
and a third place.
The results:
440 yard run Kirkland (Columbia)
first. Brace (Multnomah) second, Hum
mel (Multnoman) - third; timer- 88 S-5
sceoads. ;:- , '.'.. 2
60 yard dash Gorecrky (Columbia)
first, Lake (Columbia) second, Hawkins
(Multnomah) third; time. S 8-6 eeconda.
12 pound shpt Hawkins (Multnomalo
first, Philbln (Columbia) second, Sharp
(Multnomah) third; distance, 41 feet
Inches, :
iwiia rim nrisrnll tColumbia) first.
McQlntv ( Multnomah) second; time, 4
minutes 69 seconds.
60 yard low hurdles mwmns taiuu
notnah) first, Muirhead (Columbia) sec
ond, Kirkland (Columbia) third; 'time,
C 8-6 seconds.
Vol vault Bellah (Multnomah) first,
iTniriman CMultnomah) second. Manson
rrniiimhia) third: ' height. 11 feet
inches.-'; .
220 yard dash Goreczky (Columbia)
rtrat Hummel Multnomah) second.
Brace (Multnomah) third; time, 24 1-5
seconds. .' v - ; ' ' ,, .
THe-h rumn Muirhead (Columbia)
Rellah (Multnomah) second. Kirkland
fnoiumbla) third: height. 6 feet 10
nrnad tnmn Hawkins Multnomah)
first, , Blbee (Multnomah) cond, Ma-
larkey (Columbia) , third; distance, zo
feet' 4 'Inches." '
-High hurdles Hawklna (Multnomah)
ri.f iririrlainii rrolumblal second. Bl
bee (Multnomah) third; time, 4-6 sec-
Relay race won by Kirkland, Malar-
key. Lake and Ooreciky. f coiumnia
over Hummel, Jackson, Hawxms ana
Brace, of Multnomah; time, 1:41 4-S sec
onds. '..'-'.:-:.''" '.- -'
'Condon to HaV Baseball. , -
"fnnAnn fir' " ' AfveH 1 Th " Crttldon
baseball fans held a meeting this week
and selected o. B. Robertson ss man
saer and Dr. Guy Fehenacker as Secre
t.rv.lnininr of thA aociation. Five
hundred dollars waa raised by donations
from the business men ana wun tnis
a battery will be secured. New suits
have been ordered. The aim of the as
sociation is to place Condon In the
THE
Hosiery
i
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fur Pm..U.y.
team.
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220 MORniSON. NEAR FIRSTT.
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Tenants' Directory
Br ,Br. OnrtaT.
Mala 3081.- A-4101.. ..Sl
Barnr Bros, Wallpaper.,
Ground floor .....7th 8t,
Browne, Dr. Agraes 31, Osteopath,
Main 3 6 09 ..... .7T. ........ .15 8- ,
Brure, Ouatave BH M, s
Mar. 861. A-2463.. 10th floor.
Buell, V. B.. Insuranct), -
Main 8976. A-397.fi. ....... I0S
Chamharlala, Sr. Chaa. Eye. Ear.
Nose and Throat. M. 623, A-nn.l
ConnrvatlTe UxTestnxent Co., ..
Main 1007.. ................... IOT
DaTls, James jr., Lawyer. 1
Main 6713 .................... 40
Bayls k BiTli, Timber lands.
Mala 7445 .-aith floor
Dnthls-Stracluui ft Co.
v-Mala 678 h.mm.mC1
Elliott, ?. V Mala 4$35.;..M.X1
risk Teacher Asaodattoa. - - :
Maia 4836 v....4.-.V..ai
fox, xrria B.. Optometrist,
Maia 623. X-l fnj ., 18
Ortatn Portland riant Ass!!,
Mala 2869 .Vl. ............ ..;430
Bnitun, f. M. Mar. 94 . .82-3
Hall,BobertO,aCDM Mar. :1324..S07
Haly, Joseph H.. Main 193.. -..301
Hortlculimral rire XaUaf,
Main 3976. A-3976 ..'...05
Jayne k O' Bryoa, Attomeysit Law,
Main 267 ...Sol-1
Zalsty, lrank, C' Clril Bnflaert.39j
'XOstnar, rank 8 M. .B, i -
: Mar. 861. A-2463 ..... .... 10th '.floor
X,ak. ytl Co., Mar. 4240..... .607
Xytle, U. Mar. 4240. ...... ..607
landell, J., Chiropodist, : "
Main 4921. A-4S83......;,M.-.J13
Menfe, Osoar B, - 7
Wholesal) Lumber 4,. 605
Menfe, X.. Sn ioiuber Co. , .
. Mar. 3113 .................. .614
Moatgomary. Dr. J. K, FbyBlctaa
and Burgeon, M. 623, A-13J1..91i
Xyers It Marti. Oateopatha. T
Mar. 1276 ...............fc-J0.7
STtlson, r. EmU J. Dentist. V - -
Main 3290 ........... ,....y.lOT
Korthwastera Eleo. Co. - T
Mar. 610, A-44l,...'..i.4Urf floor
Korthwestern Lumber Co.,, .4. .608
OooidentU Wf las. Co : ,
Mar. 1768.. .......111
Oehler It Kobertaon, Real. Est,te,
Mar,--423 ft., k811
Olien, Cbartea VT Attorney. ? -
Main 6743. ................ ...409
OrekTon Eiir4ving CoM .
Mar. 8033, A-6464... .. i,.2rf floor
Oxegoa rire &alief Aisoclatioa,
- Main 3975. A-3976 ..403
raoltlo Land. Co
Mar. ll ........ . . . . ... .i ... 433
Plnkerton's Wat DtotiT Agwaey,
Maiq 933 .... . ,-, ....... . ,. .601
Quick, B. B, Insurance, :
Main 897S. A-S976....,...;;.., 06
Beynolds, Miss Hancy Xlll, U S.
Main 1432 U....812
BsyaolOa.Joa.W4C. S, .....
Main 1432.. ........ . ....y.... 812
Bioea, Had, K. ., M. 823, A-fl 71,913
Boat City Lumber k Shingla Jo
... Mar. 3112 ... . v.... , ..,.. .614
School Qardta Contest League, Main
2869 ................. ....f....8uJ
Senfsrt, T. J.i Real.Estate,
Main 13 .200
Silver Talis Timber Co.,
Mar. 3113 ...... ...114
Smith, Richard C U. , ;
Mar! 651. A-2iti3 lwh floor
Sternberg", 35r J. D, rhysltlun ml
StH-geon, Main 623, A-1371; i
Kthes, P. builder 3 j J
Terry, Mrs. A, Gowns, , ,
Main 2214 - ,
Trommald, Dr. O. T., Main SJd....1- 1
Vau Zaacit, J. K., El Estate. .. .u
Wagner St IkilUy, Bukiii'.ss l,ro:
hKe, Mar. ,'hij Mi
Warrea Conitrnctloa Co., I'av'p j
tractors. M. 614, A- j 1 1 , . 7 1 1 r; -Weatbrook
& Westhrouk,-Ati.'fw
, Mnin 1U07 1
Wetporl liUmber Co., In
Mar. 2WL ' 1
WbltextAe,. Jr. Ooo. I'hvxi' !
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