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THE OREGON DAILY, JOURNAL; .PORTLAND, MONDAY EVENING. AUGUST, 4, 1913.
LOOKS AS IFM'CREDIE WILL HAVE TO. MIX UP ANOTHERlAT OF
r.riinvRE gives best
BID TO RITCHIE FOR
.'Fifteen Thousand and 50 Per
.7 Cent of Moving Pictures for
' Fight With Freddie Welsh,
' ' tu Tnivclioo, Aug.- 4. Lightweight
- ' Chtmplon Willie Ritchie expecta to be
In a poltloQ late today to announce ms
next match. This wh the day net by
, ' f Ritchie for the closing of bide for his
. services In a September fight and or
, fere her been received from all promi
nent promoters axoept James vv. ooi
yfroth, who will have a conference with
I Ritchie thla afternoon.
, The of few received thua far that are
'nelng considered are: Chester Melntyre.
; Vancouver. & ,C; Jess McMahon, New
; York; William Gibson, New York; Tom
. 'MeCarey, Los Angelea, and Tom An-
drew, Milwaukee. A doien or more
minor offers were received. ,.
. Mclntyres offer Je the beat thua far
received. He guarantees Ritchie 815,000
- and 19 per cent of the pictures for a
II round bout with Freddie Welsh. The
..terms and the opponents named la the
- other offers were not made public
I , Unless Coffroth has experienced a
i change of heart since last week he will
..... ihu tttm vunnivtr offer. He then
stated emphatically that ha could notj
afford to raise lis.eoo. pius wnai
could get out of the pictures, for a 10
'round contest here with Harlem Tommy
. ellurohv. Ritchie, H is neuevea,
f for an offer of $18,808 from . Coffroth,
, if h. m ha will be disappointed,
h rnrinc of" Eddie Greney, who
' handled the J Rltchle-Rlvera eontest
i having acted as a warning. . e
While the Vancouver offer looks good
' - to the champion, he Is said to look with
more favor upon the New Tork offers
i for 10 round, no decision bouts. How
lever, he has not made up Ma mind Just
svhit ho will do In the event that
r Coffroth's offer does not come up to
bis expectations.
; Leifield gives seals '
even break in debut
San Francisco, Cat, Aug. 4. Lefty
, Lelfleld - debutted yesterday morning
f over In Oakland and beat the Oaka, 1
to 0, In an 11 Inning game. The formex
Chicago Cab's two bagger In the elev
enth Inning broke up tne game. : Oak
land bunched three hlta on Baker In
; the aeventh - Inning of the afternoon
game and tie throe runs were enough
' to win. ' - .
r Scores: ,; v
First gsme
SAM rBANCIWO. . OAUAND.
' ' AB.H.PU.A.1
AB.H.PO.A.
Mundorff.rf S 0 1
McArdlallH 4 0 IT
Johattoo.cf 4 8 T
Rehsller.lf. 1
OIClameM.lf.,
S 1
Hemng.Be..
Nesa.lt....
1
6 0
4
4 0
4 0
4 I
tHOey.rf......
Downs, Sb
a..i i i i
.. i 0 0 6
t,S i I t 4
zsrosr.cr.,,
Cook.ss...,.
CornaQ,M
rsrllsht-SB
GUSt,8t...
Wltss.e....
fculilay,..
Uara.f.... 0 1 SI
4 1
IreUleM.?.
S X O
4 0-0
Total ...38 8 19
Totsl
.89 6 88 10
Sa maetece .6 000000000 11
Hit .A...l 00 08 11 000 18
Oaklaad ....... ,.....,0 080000000 00
? Hit ...............1 I 00 8 0 1 100 86
hui carTwrutnt. Errors corDan, aiHt.
Two-bses alt Ulfleld. Sacrifice alts Oorfcaa,
tVbtller, Stores bases Csrtsrrliht, Clsmeoe.
Strack ante-By KUlllay 4. br Ultield t. Hit
by pitcher Cartwrlsat. Mt ea bees Oak
lsnd 8, Baa rraadaco 8. Time of fa ma 1:00.
Umpires Held tod Bares.
Sccnul gene "
- BAN fUANClSCO.
ABJ1.PO.A
OlUAND.
ABJLrO.au
omJorrr.rf 4
1 1 W Kirtor.lf . .
0 1
We-rdla.lb 8
1 11 M BetUnf ,3.
o o
0 18
S 1
1 0
0 0
JobDatoa,cf 8
Srhaller.lf 4
UwiM,8b. 4
Ccrh,aa.. 4
rt'l(rbt,b S
Hrbatldte, 8
Baker,... g
0 8 0
neaa,iD....
Cy,rf
Zacber.ef . . .
Cook. ....
Oimt.Sb....
Uttie.e
10 0
1 8 8
0 18
tie
0 5 2
0 0 8;
M.Urkar.l
r.p.
J, if..
ciamanf.l
Total ... 8 84 181
Total ....ST 8 87 19
Ban rraadaco 1 0 0 0 000
1
Hit ....l o o a i o o o l a
Oaklaad ....1 0000880 4
Hits 0 8 0 0 1 0 8 1 4
Hum Mundorff. lob as too, Oot, JBarher, Cook,
Mltso. Errors Downs. Cook, aUlarksy. BaerV
rica hits HcArdle, Johnstoo, Cook, Ooy. richer,
rtrst baa on called balls Off Baker 8, Malar,
key t Stolen basaa Conk. Struck out By
akr 8, Msrlsrksy 8. Hit by pttcber Neas,
Bstllnf, iot)Bto. Doable plays Ness to Onost
to Ultaa. Corbaa to Downs to McArfJs, Cook
to Guest to Mesa. Oeest to Nsaa. Let oa baaaa
-4Laa rraachMa 4, Oakland T. Tune of g as
1.-8S. Pmplraa ptld and Hayes.
v ' King's Yacht Wins.
1 Cowes. Isle of Wight, Aug. 4, Tn
yacht Brlttania, owned by King George
of England, won the fourth race In the
rogatu here. Both the king and Prince
Albert war on board the Brlttania.
'. ".' ."l'.. . 1,..
Mr. Smoker
It you're a little bit particular and not
- r i, . , entire satisfied,; -
You're the Man
1 to whom X want to introduce my
5c Cigar
' Cletr Havana Tampa mad
GET ONE TODAY - ,
VA II. DEDMAN JR.
Lex Cabin Cigar Store, 167 Third St
SEPTEMBER
"i
PORTLAND
SLUGGERS
)
E
Artie Krueger's Homer in First
Inning of Morning Contest
Beats Higginbotham, 3-2.
Los Angeles, Cal., Aug. 4. Portland
plugged out an afternoon victory yes
terday, II to S, and took the first series
of the season from Los Angeles, four
games to three. Strange enough. It
was Artie Krueger's borne run in the
morning that gave the Angels a win
over Irvo Higginbotham, 3 to 2. It
waa the Beaver eaatoff whose triple
Saturday tied up the scora and gave
the locals a chance to win. Krueaer
certainly had a great week against tola
old team mates.
The Seraphs got away with the morn
ing game in the first Inning. After
that frame they onlv e-ot on hit ntf
Mlg. Page opaned the Angels' half
with a single and a steal Then Krue
ger drove the ball out of the lot snor
ing two rune. Maggart followed with a
two bagger and scored on Hovanc.
Single. -
One of Portland's ain in w
lng waa a home run by Claud Brrv
Seventeen hits were muta in h.
afternoon by the Beavera off rr,hh.
who held thorn to three hlta earlier In
ween, jacitson and Perrltt The
locals chased Bill James from the boa
aovenij ana. Harry Krauee fin
ished up, the total blng collection off
nui iiiernera Doing IB. '
Beavera to beat the Angels. He scored
threa runs with a triple In the fifth
, y y tha same fclnd of a
clout In tha .lath. Thre hlta. inolud-
.i.'" .run.D'r "one, aave Port
1 . , ,n ninth. Cjadbourna
m. , v i run lead,
geles this week to take on Hap Hogar?a
Jr,.hi"- J"" r now three and
f"wl!
Score:
Uornlnf (aSM
P0BTL4KB.
H. PO.
A.
0
0
3
0
4
8
0
1
1
0
v.wivmna, CX. ........ a
g?v- ::: i
1 8
odmra. tM
1
1
1
s. m a
mnasT.
Bpeaa.
0
fcobef. If.
Borry, e
Hlrrlnbotttam. n.
Derricks ...V
::::::: t
1 1
Total . ......... '.a, ,
LOS
84 10 1
Paw. 2b. ...
Wotall. If.
Knisaar, rf.
Maggart, ef.
Howard, ss.
DUloe, lb. ..
Goodwin, 8b.
Byrnea, a ..
ioser. p. ...
rbogaat, e.
Tal . ...
AB. R.
:::::: t J
H.
1
0
1
ro.
i
3
8
S
8
7
1
4
0
0
O
0
1
0
.28 5 2T T 0
Baa foe Sorry 1B ninth.
SCO BE BY. INNINGS.
rortiand . .......0 o
. Hita . 5
boa Angeles 3 0
ill
0
08
1
1 S
0 0
1 0
lite . 4 0 0 0
8UMVCART.
irT?.. ,""''B,rrT' Two baa bits
VtFirf'P' "fWrt. Struck out Toser 3
... ararsr vu afau Lw-J I i CaMP K
HlairlBbothaia 8.
Bcr and Phrle.
Tine .1:84.
1 fAJI nt-
ev aaa aa 1. M ur"
Aftsrnooo aai
PORTLAND.
sn it da
A.
0
0
f
i
8
Lmawan ex. ......... S
Rpcss, it 4
KF fwaaapf ea
godaora, lb.
Indaay, jb.
lodgers, lb B
tndsay, 8b 4
poane, rt. .
Lober, If. ..
Korae. as. ..
risncr, c.
Junes, p.
fvrsoso, p.
uemi
ck, 8b.
Total
40 .18
LOS ANGELES.
AB. R.
5 1
5 1
IT 37 18
H. PO. A. S.
Pate, Sb. .,
Wotell. If. ,
Krnegar, rf.
Uaggart, cf,
S
4
lowaro, ss.
kin ik
6
::::: 8
s I 1
0 3 6
0 A A
ood win. Ik
rboa-aat. a.
::::: 5
Qrabbe, p. ..
ass 8 ? S
PsrtlU. p. :; 0 0 0 0
Total
.40 8 IB 87 IS 8
Batted for Jscksoe In svrsntb.
SCOBB BT lKMINOa.
Portland . 8 0 0 1 4 8 0 0
. Hits 8 Q 0 8 8, B 0 0
Lea Angslcs 0 0 0 1 0 0 4 0
8 18
8 IT
aiim o i j m 1 8 1
6UMHART.
Rita mads off Orabha a. iul V mna i a in
bias; was taken out In Btb. on oa snd none
Jilt Jackson and 8 ran ln8 Innings. James
14, and B runs la 7 innings. Bom run Dosd
Tnree baa i bits Cbadboorn. Bodgera 8. Two
baa bit Mssrart SaerUlee hlta Ohadboorne
ntoisa baaa Speai. Baaes on balls
Oft Jfmes t Ofabo 8. Struck eat Br Jamas
J. CraobTi, 'eekaon 1 Hit by pltehsi ball
Sma Umpires Pbyls and Finney.
STANDING OF THE TEAMS
Pacific Coast League.
W. L. Pet.
I Pet.
' 08 .488
i at A ion
Portland ...68 Bl JMS
Vanlea
L. Angslts .03 B8 .617
Oakland
SaeraaMBte 68 00 .t08San Fran.' .' "BT 4 .468
Xorthweatern LMgae.
VaneoaTer .08 42,18l Victoria ....48 48.441
Seattle .... 44 JS Taeoana ....48 84 AM
Portland ...BT 44 M Spokane ....40 03 .1ST
Xailonal Leaurtie.
HOW Torll .87 20 .69H
ftrooklya ....42 BO .467
Boston at im .ana
PbiladalDbla 67 86 .820
Obicam
51 47 .2(M Cincinnati ..88 48.886
Pittsburg
.49 46 416
ot. Umls ....88 41 .84
America League.
PUladslpUe M 80 .6M!
ClSTelsnd ..63 88 JB2,
Washington BO 42 .871
Chicago ....52 61 .505
Boston 46 Bl .474
Detroit 43 60 .413
Bt. Loots ...41 64 .890
New York .,81 88 JSO
American Association.
Milwaukee .06 44 .eooi
St. Paul ....60 84 ,473
Kansas City 60 60 .450
Toledo .... .47 60 .439
Indianapolis 88 66 .868
LAUlsrille ..01 47 .685
MlnneapoUe 69 48 .561
Columbus ..00 40 446
Western League.
Penvar 68 86 .6541
Omshs
Toosks
. . 68 B4 .4841
....3 6444
uaa Moms .50 48 478
Uucoin ..
St. Joseph
.58 60 415
Bloua, CUT ..43 68 .481
Wichita ...,40 45 Jut
.6a 61 410
Western Tribute League.
BMsa 14 10 488! Psndletoo ' . .10 18 .488
WaUaWalla 13 11 4i2wth YYfci's 10 18 .445
Kaatlehner Beats Vancouver
eatUe. Waah.. Au. 4.Outoh Kan
Uehner hung up a aeason strtke out
record yesterday by whiffing 15 of tha
Vancouver bunch and vrlnntna;, 8 to 1.
Ha held tha league leaders to four hit
and walked only one man. Soore:
XSku ....tl?JJ
eitf;Iv;Vti:.--:"v-i-1-'.J.
MAKE
UIRTEEN RUNS
AND6ATH
R ODD ONE
OLD JOE BRANDISHES
BAT WHEN HE CANT
STAND
KIDDING
Portland Clouts Over Winning
Run in- Ninth and Fans
Nearly See Some . Warfare.
If Joe MoGlnnlty hadn't been so in
tent on grabblnr a bat to brandish In
tha faoe of Pat Eastley, yesterday aft
ernoon, tha Colts might not have reria-
tered their second defeat of McOlnnlty
and tha fifth victory of the seven-came
series In tha ninth lnnlnff. I to . Only
the preeenos of Umpire Oatdiek In the
Immediate vicinity of th quasi belli
erei.ts. prevented hostilities.
It waa a case of tit for tat When
Eastlev was beaten by Kurfess Friday,
Mcainnlty 'Yode" the Portland twlrler
from beglnnina to end. when Mculn
ity took the mound yesterday Kastley
resolved to pay Joe oacK. UTom me
first Inning to the last he 'talked to
Joe. When Bancroft delivered the wal
lop through short that fleciaea me
game. McGlnnlty never . looked back
but atarted for the club house. Kastley
also atarted frorn the first base coach
ing1 line to bis club house.
"You're a fine pitcner. remaraea
Eastlev. sarcastically. Mao straight
enad ud and Bailed bis glove 'at Pat.
The latter atarted to return tha com
pliment, but concluded that It waa un
ethical. One word 10a to anomer ana
finally McOlnnlty grabbed up a bat and
started toward Eastley. OBtdiek stepped
between them and called a halt. Mo
Olnnltv can make 80S pounds at S
o'clock; Eastley scales 110 pounds rla
side.
Xeasllsr oa Onard.
But to set back to the game. When
the Tacoma team had swept off tha
field "Whltey" Hensllnr waa standing-
on third base yelling lor somebody to
throw blm the ball. Nobody paid any
attention to the cackling shortstopper
of the Tigers. Hensltng was tha only
one who knew that Coltrln had missed
third base by a foot and a half when
rolling, home with the winning run.
Finally In disgust Hensllng walked to
the clubhouse.
Tacoma scored the first run in the
fourth when Keller doubled, took third
on Callahan's error and scored on Har
ris' sacrifice foul fly to Callahan.
Fries' single to center, upon which
Ingles erred, Harbison's biff to the
same territory ana f ries- steal noma
gave the Bengals another In tha fifth.
Portland halved the score tn tna xiftn.
when Recruit King, who played a cork
ing game behind the plate, laced the
ball to right center for three baaea.
After Inglea breesed, Stanley pelted
across second and young Carlo waa
home.
Kahoaey'S Doable TUB It.
Chris Mahoney. who had been robbod
by Million tha inning before, tied up
the acore with a double. Qulgnl had
singled to right. . Manager Kick essayed
the pinch hitting role but caught ona
on the handle and It popped to Hens-
ling. Melchior roiled a grounder to
Keller and th Inning waa oyer.
King was safe in the ninth on Hens-
ling's low throw to Harbison. Coltrln,
who succeeded Ingles In the seventh.
forced King and Stanley outguessed the
Cats by rolling a bunt toward first. . It
was up to Bancroft and Dave cut loose
with a single through abort upon which
Coltrln scored.
Kao Vever won a Oama,
Tacoma departed last night for homo
and Manager McOlnnlty carried away
with him the recollection of four bitter
defeats In the two series Tacoma has
appeared here. He haa always been
beaten . by one run. On three of tha
four occasions the winning run has been
made In the ninth Inning, the other
being In Portland's half of the eighth.
Martlnonl got two victoriea over Joe
and Stanley tha other pair.
Score:
TACOMA.
AB. R.
B.
2
PO. A.
Bensllng, ss
Million, If
rrlee, ef
Harstaoa, lb....
Nslgbbora, rf . . . .
Kdler, Sb
McMuUln, 8b....
Harris, e
ItcQlaalty, p....
4
S
8 1
.
4
, 4
; 4
. a
. 8
Total ..
88 a 10 Jo
PORTLAND.
AB. B,
B.
a
i
o
a
i
i
i
o
i
0
0
PO. A. X.
Bancroft, as.
Gulgnt,' 8b..
Callahan, lb.
Mslchlor. rf.
Mahoney, If.
Uobiu, 2b...
D
8
0 4 0
a
i
o
0
1
1
1
1
0
0
8
........ a
4
King, c
Ingles, cf....
Stanley, p....
Coltrln, cf...,
WUUama, lb.
Total
.... 4
e e ' at
8
a
i
.as a
IT 11
Two oat wba winning
raa scored.
Tacoma
0 0 0 1 1 0
001100003
Hits
01818100 lio
Portland 0 0001001 1 8
Hits 0 0 1 3 2 0 0 8 1 8
B truck oat Br McOlnnlty 4, Stanley 4.
Base oa balls Off McOlnnlty 1, Stanley 2.
Two-base bits Ksller, Mahoney. Tbree3aa
hlta King. Baerlflca hits Harris, Stanley.
Sacrlflca fly Stanley. Stolen baaea Keller,
Harbison, Fries. Bensllng. Time of gams
1:80. Umpire Oatdiek.
Artificial silk is being made by tha
vlscoso process by II oompanlee in va
rious parts of the world and in all cases
profitably.
WEINHARD'S
COLUMBIA
1
ORDER
A CASE
TODAY
ELEV PQRTlflNDERS
TO TAKE PART IN RACE
PROGRAM AI VICTORIA
Oarsmen' and Canoeists Leave
Tomorrow for British Co-r
lumbia Regatta in fettle,
Eleven members of the Portland Row
ing club will leave-tomorrow night, for
Victoria. B. C. to take part In the re
gatta there this week. The rowing races
will, ba held Saturday and the canoe
eventa Friday, the Portland delegation
returning Sunday night.
Fred ft, Newell wUl ba In charge of
tha Portland oarsmen, and he states they
are in gooa snape to put up a stiff con
test against tha northern entrants. r
Tha following-entries have bean mads!
by the Portland Club: .
owing. events 1
Singles Dave Cooper. :
Doubles -James Baveler and F. R.
Newell. .
Fours Chris Dyrlund. bowi O. Wvld.
No. 2; George Bates Jr., No. 1 and EL A.
Hansen, stroke.
Canoe .events:
Singles James. Havalev. Hanrv
Pfaander and Virgil Hamlin.
Four paddlee Henry Pfaander. Vlrrll
Hamilton, Harold Webster and Wood
ruff. ' ,
There will also be tandem canoe races.
- vaa.w .mwB MIU 111111, IDaiUUSS
The rowing races will be over a mile
course and the canoe races a quarter of
a mue, an events being staged In Vic
toria Aiarbor.
SENATORS TAKE BOTH
GAMES AND HAP SERIES
i i.
Sacramento, Cal., Aug. 4. Sacra
mento, with tbe series three to two
against them, came out on top In the
two games of yesterday, wlnnlnar in
the morning 4 to 8. and In tha afternoon
to t. Klawitter beat his old PortlanU
team mats, Koestner. In the afternoon,
letting Venice down with five hlta
Scores:
liornlng fame
VliKlCB. J BVAOaailBNTO.
AB.H.PO.A. iRspn 1.
Carlisle. If.. 5 4 olToang.ss.. Bill
Kane. rt....
0
LewU.lf.... 4
Morsn.cf... 4
1
1
Meloan, rf.8
Brsshssr.lb 4
s
8
vanaaren.rr 8
Hslilnso,8b 8
Tenoant.lb .8
8tark,2b.... 8
Wolrertoa.Zb 1
Bllss.e 8
Cheek, e, , , .' 0
Llrsljr.p. . . . 4
tShiiin 1
0 3 0
9 2 4
Hosn. SS...4
tltschl.. 3b. 4
0
3 8 1
M Do'elUB 8
1
O
0
0
Elllott,e... 8
0
Klemfar.p. 3
4
Harkaeaa, p.O
01
0 0 0
8 0 8
10 0
0 0 0
uayiess.. i
tylesi
Boar!
O .!
to-
k. 0
0 0
IBeuUer.p. 0
Total
0 23 Il
.12
Total
.31 11 27 13
Bsjrles battel for Harkness In ninth.
tO' Hours raa for Bajlfas.
Tennant out, hit br batted ball to second.
18hlnn batted for Bliss In ninth.
iKeutner ran ror union in ninth.
Venice 0 0 0 0 8 0 0 0 0 3
Hlta 0 2 0 1 3 1 1 1 1 fl
Sa. mento unftrt a 4
Hits ................... 110 18 18 11
naus CarUsln. tulikuii. ikuf..ir. uuiia.
Hsllinsn, Llrely. Pour rtins, 10 hits off
Klepfer in T 1-8 Innings; tskon out with two
men on. Cbsrg defeat to KltDfer. Two-base
hlta Hoap, Bayle. Young, Moran,- Tennant.
Bacnric nitsKiaprer, xonng. tract out
By KleDfer 8. . br Llrelr 2. Bases on ball
Off Klepfer 8, oft Urely 2. ' Passed
ball EUlott, Hit by pitch sd ball Ttnosnt
f Kelpfsr. Elliott, Meloan. Doable plays
loan to McDonnell to Lltachl: Hosn to Brssbear
to Mcuonneu; xennant to jiuss; buss 10 etars.
Left on basse Venice T, Sacramento 8. Time
2:05. umpires McCarthy and Gotbrle.
t " 1
Afternoon game
VENICE. BACEAMESTO
ab.H.POla.
AB.H.PO.A.
Carll1e.lf.. 3 0 8 0
Kane.ef... 4 2 2 0
Maloan. rf..4 1 1 0
Braahear.2b. 4 2 2 2
Lewls.lf....
Morsn.cf...
VsnBuren.rf
HalUnsn.Sb
Tennant.lb,
8tark,2b....
Bliss, o
Kiawlttcr,p
Uoap.aa.... 8 0 18
Utschl,8b.. 2 0 16
Psttersoalb Mil 1
KUlott.0... 3 0-14
Koestner.o 8 O 2 1
Bailees... 10 0 0
Total
.20 6 24 181
Total
.28 8 2T 14
Rsrlasa hsttad. for Boas In ninth.
Venice A....1 0V0 0 0 0 0 0 12
Hlta aoooouio
Sacramento 1 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 8
Hlta 9 20 3 8 0 00 8
Buna Carlisle, Kane, Xoong. Lewis, Stark.
Errors Maloan. Two-bas hits Brasbear.
Kan. Young, Lewis. Sacrifice hit Pattsrson.
Struck out By Koestner 1, by Klawitter 8.
Baaea on balls Off Koestner 8. off Klswlttat
9. Wild plteh Koeetaer. Doobl plays
Yoang to Haul nan to xoong to ttainnan to
Stark. Left on baaea Venice 8, Sacramento 0,
Time ef game IM. Umpire Oathrl sad
aiccariiiy. ;
. KeUy Wins Another.
Bpokana Wash., Aug. 4. Seattle
chased Covaleskle out ot the box in the
first Inning yesterday and won an ab
breviated game from Spokana Recruit
Kelly won his second start In tha
Northwestern league. Score:. R.H.B,
Seattle a 8
Spokane 1
. Batteries Kelly and Cadman: Cova
leskle, smith and Aitman.
Antolsts Itoach Los Angeles.
Los Angeles, Cat, Aug. 4. Flfty-nlna
repreaentatives of Indiana automobile
manufacturers are in Los Angeles to
day after crosamg u western half of
the continent In automobiles of 17 vari
ous makes. The tour oonsumed 14
days and extended over 4000 miles in
eight states.
BEER
ADDS ZEST
TO THE OUTING
LUNCHEON
BRINE FOR HAP
on
WOULD
LIKE
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Negro. Prizefighter , Powders
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unarcoai reaiuresi i aiKS oi
. Volunteering jn Case of War
Paris, Aug. 4.. Jack Johnson, tha ne
gro prlsef ighter and fugitive from Jus
tice, loves his now country so much he
sayi he .will volunteer Jn the French
army in tha event, of war with a foreign
power.
"What I would lovs tun see." warbled
the black giant as he stood powdering
- , his faoe before a mirror in a Folles
. Beraera dressin room, "would ba 1
wah between France and the United
States. Ah'4 Join d French' ahmy , bo
quick It would make yo' hald swim."
Johnson was being interviewed un
der false colors this time, if that would
make any difference with him, now that
he is 1000 miles away .from America.
The United Press man pretended to be
a French Journalist who spoke English
with an accent, and who desired to get
the dusky pug's Impression o'f his new
country. He was preparing to show
himself on the Folles-Bergere stage for
a medicine ball and almost-dancing
turn, the near-dancing being with his
latest white wife. -
"Ah sholy 'would mow dem white
folka down!" he grinned, as Americans
fell before his imaginary charge. "It
would do matt haht good," ha went on.
"A colored gentleman ain't got a ohanst
In that country, an' If they ever get me
back Into It, It'll be feet fuhat. believe
Johnson rubbed powder on his face
some more, keeping up the operation un
til he had several coats. Then a new
Idea struck him. "Doan yo' say nothln'
about me powdahin my face," he said.
"Ah doan want that gettln' back to the
etates.-
' Laagford to Fight Johnson,
Boston, If aa Aug. 4. Sam Lang
ford, the negro heavyweight fighter,
confirmed today a report that he is
matched to meet Jack Johnson for a
10 round battle In Paris this fall. John
son, he said, has been guaranteed $30,
000 for his end. while Langford . will
get one fourth of the gross receipts.
National League Games.
At Bt Louis " R, H. B.
Philadelphia , 6 1J i
St Louis 8 8 1
Batteries Brennan and Killlfer; Sal
lee, Oeyer and Wingo.
At Chicago R. H. K
Brooklyn 5 15 1
Chicago 11 15 0
Batteries Ragan, Wagner and Miller;
Lavender and Needham.
At Cincinnati R. H. E.
Boston S '9 3
Cincinnati S 11 1
Batteries Dickson and Bariden; Pack
ard and Kllng.
American Association Results.
Louisville 7, Indianapolis .
Minneapolis T.-Mllwauitee 0.
St Paul B-8, Kansas City 1-5.
Columbus 1, Toledo 8 (IS innings).
Western League Results.
Des Moines 10, Wichita 4.
Topeka 8-4. 8t JTosepA S-S.
Omaha 4-15, Lincoln 1-10.
Sioux City 7-4, Denver 4-16.
Southern League Results.
Nashville I, Birmingham 1
Montgomery , Mobile S.
Memphis 8-8. New Orleans 1-4.
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cigar of the day not the
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That's why you'll say Muriel is
bestfirst or last.
It's the rare tobacco in Muriel
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PELKEY AND BURNS TO
BEPESTERED IN SOUTH
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WillardSays Ho Will Make I
' Warm; for 'White
Champiohi
Los Angelea, Aug. 4.- Warlike talk,
so far sb it may be a boxofflce asset,
probably will be heard in Loa Angeles
puglllstlo circles this week, following
the arrival bare of Arthur Pelkey, white
heavyweight - champion, 1 and his mana-
ager, Noan . srusso, . wno reminded tna
fans - that as Tommy; Burns, he onoe
claimed tha -same honor.
Brusso declared that : hs is willing to
send Pelkty against Charley Miller, the
Roumanian motorman at Vernon, . if
Tom McCarey will , give a - sufficient
guarantee, MoCarey appears to be In
generous mood this week, and It was
believed that the big" fighters will be
matched before Pelkey leaves.
Jeas willard. pining for a go with the
champion, boxed five rounds at Doyle's
yesterday after he heard Pelkey was tn
town. Willard declared he will pester
Burns' protege, until be gets his chance.
WESTERN TRI-STATE .
LEAGUE, GAMES
liTorth Taklma, Aug. 4. -Bolse defaated
North Yakima yesterday. B to I. Melter
pitched a better game than Fltohner,
Score: R. H. tn.
North Taklma 14 a
Boise I T I
Batteries Fltchner and Taylor: Mel'
ter and Oard.
Walla Walla. Aug. 4. Pendleton de-
feated Walla Walla yeaterday, 8 to 0.
and for the first time since the western
TN-Btate league was organised took a
series from the Bears. Score: R. K. E.
Pendleton 11 4
Walla Walla 6 I 4
Batteries Berger and Haworth:
weicn and Brown,
IGHTERS ROUND INTO
SHAPE FOR SWATFEST
San Francisco, Aug. 4 With both
fighters rapidly rounding Into form, San
Francisco fans are on edge hers today
for next Friday night's bout between
Sailor Ed Petroskey and Bob McAllis
ter in the Eighth street open air arena
here. Petroskey never looked batter and
is cnofldent of winning by a knockout
"McAllister may ba a pretty boxer."
said the sailor today, "but that lots him
out He will be a lucky man if he lasts
ten rounds."
MoAlllster is also In fine shac-e and
equally confident
These people who think I have no
punch," he said today, "are duo for a
nice little surprise. Of course I am go
ing to win, and don't be surprised if I
win by a knockout
O'Leary Takes Another, Hike.
Dan OXeary guided a party of four
to
Oregon City and return yeaterday.
They left Sixth and Hawthorn street
4 o clock Sunday morning and were
in Oregon City at 7:80. They break
fasted and walked back to Portland on
the west side of the river, starting at
1:10 and arriving here at 11 o'clock. In
the party were Ous Wlnckler of Forest
Grove, James Reardon of Portland,
George Davis of Vancouver and Charles
Smith of Oregon City.
Would Match O'Donnell and Madden
Tommy Tracey, former teacher of
Mark O'Donnell, the heavyweight is
making an effort to match him with
Larry Madden before the Pendleton Box
ing club. O'Donnell, who holda a de
cision over Madden, is now in Bob Mo-
AUlater's camp in San Francisco and
would come north if sufficient induce
ments were held out to him.
Mam
It's the skillfull blending that
insures - Muriel's marvelous
mildness
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health smoke
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Defeated: Llgktwelght Met!at
, Jrain By.Bife Delegation and .
Given Key to Town. ; v
Medford. Or., Aug. 4! "All the world
loves a winner''' is sa old Saying, but
Medford loves a loser. This was shown
yesterday afternoon when Bud Andtr.
son, the vanquished lightweight boxen
arrived from Los Angeles, where be was
defeated by Leach Cross of New Tork
on July 4.; '.'YV"?v:' vv-, (rt;,
Headed br the chief ef ooHae and
other city officials, a large delegation
of Medford sporting enthusiasts yester
day met Bud Anderson at tha Southern
Pacific depot and tha weloome accorded
Bud made, him feel that his Medford
pacxers are sun wttft. Mir.v.--Bud
exhibited the acar mads M ika
incision for his appendloltls operation
to several Medford physicians and all
pronounce it in s fins condition, . The
wound, wheh la not more than an Inch
In length, is almost entirely healed and
Bud says ha foals as strong right now
as aver, and has no doubt but that his
remarkable strength will not fail him
when bs again enters the ring, which
will b about Thanksgiving day. ' :
uniiKS most losers, Anderson doss tn
try to disparage Cross, his eonauerotv
but says hs would like to meet Cross
next, or the man who mar teat Cross
in the meantime.
JUSTIN FITZGERALD IS
RELEASED BY M'CREDIE
Justin Flttgeraid. the Colt outfield
er, wsb released by Judge McCredts
last night. Fits has been unable ts
hit tha ball this year and MoCredls fig
ured that he was drawing too uaoV
of a salary to cause his retention.
Fits batted in tha ,100 class last rear
for tha Beavers, hut was turned aver
to Williams this spring. He Is alga
Buffering from a sors arm.
Boxing Boot Stopped.
New Orleans, La.. Aug. 4 Because.
of a protest of the preachers of Mo
DonoughviUe, La., where) a boxing bout
waa to have taken place yesterday aft
ernon, the welterweight world's oham-
plonshlp match between Wildcat Fans
of Kansas City and Young- Denny ef
New Orleans, waa ordered stopped br
tne ynerm ox jerrerson parish,
Chicago Managers to Be Fired (?)
Chicago, Aug. 4, Reports nubllahed in
Chicago newspapers today say that
Johnny Evers, manager of the Cubs, and
Manager Jimmy Callahan of the Whits
Sox are to be discharged.. Roger Bres
nahan, catcher on the National league
team, the reports say, is Slated to suc
ceed Evera The reporta were denied br
both Evers and Callahan.
New 'H'rade Union In London.
A new trade union has been formed
in London, England, recently. It is
named the Home-Makers Trade union,
and its alms are given as follows: To
assist wage earners in their endeavor
to obtain netter wages and conditions 1
to insist as a right upon proper pro
portion of men's wages to be paid to
the wife for the support of the home:
to improve in every way the status and
condition of women.
National Forests In Utah.
More persons make use of tha nation
al forests in Utah than tn any other
state. Nearly 27 per cent of all the
permits for sheep and cattle grating on
the forests are taken out In thla state.
This does not mean, however, that Utah
carries one fourth of all the national
forest cattle snd sheep: it happens that
many small gracing interests make use
of the forests there, and individual flocks
and herds are larger elsewhere.
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