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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND. FRIDAY EVENING. JULY 3. ; 1914.
IS - THIS LAD A FRANCIS OUIMET IN THE MAKING?
THE BEAVERS, PLAYED THE NATIONAL
H1GGINB0THAM 1PUTS
OUT BEST BRAND OF
PITCHING IN VEEKS
PASTIME AS IT SHOULD BE PLAYED
Portland Right Hander Adds
to Good Sized String, of
. Victories With Shutout,.
ALSO AIDS RUNGETTING
toagars, Doaaa and Baacroft Aid la I
' Tutting tb Bimn ob XtOng End
. of Series With Xapless Koran.
N IrvU Higglnbotham, veteran Tiger
- tamer; wi In fine form yesterday and
the Haps gathered but three hit oft
the' biff bird, whose fast5 ball and sharp
curves bad then) swinging their heads
off. Hig could make the little white
. pellet do what he wanted and the only
man who walked was Carlisle., and he
got away in the ninth inning with one
out. but was bagged In a double play
started by Hlg himself on Hosp's
grounder. Klepfer aUo pitched good
ball, but the champions played the
' national pasjHm as it should . be
played and he had no chance to win.
Only one Gondolier paddled to first
base and Bayless- was the only one of
Hap's explorers i who ventured beyond
that point, on his double to left in the
seventh with one out. but he got
caught In a double play, whan Litsehi
filed to Lober and that worthy winged
to Bancroft beforo Dicky could get
back.: .
Some clever base running by BUI
Rodgers fooled the Tigers in the first
Inning with two out. Incidentally Bill
increased his base. running record with
two pilfers on Jack Bllgs.
Rodgers walked In the opener and
-, stole second. Doane rolled a slow one
down the third base line that Klepfer
hounded and beat It out. Klepfer'
throw to Borton was wide, and while
that worthy was stretching himself,
Rodgers outguessed the enemy by
crossing the plate. Doane stole sec
ond and .took third on Bliss' bad heave,
but Held called a third strike that
evoked indignation from Buddy and
the Beavers laid off .till the fifth
... frame. ..
Two men Were also down in thi
frame when Hlgglnbotham shot a long
one between Kane and Bayless for two
cushions. Hig didn't do much fretting
:. around the keystone, for Bancroft
touted one down tho first base line
that was good. for two bases and Hig
loped home., Derrick lofted to Kane
and that was the last good chance the
.locals had to taily4 although Rodgers
doubled to left with two but in the
eighth. . -
Hogan sent Molly Meloan up to bat
'for Klepfer in the ninth, but Molly
wnuno. inen .Carlisle walked as
aforementioned and Hosn hit into a
double play, Hig to Bancroft to Der
rick..-
5 Buddy Ryan contributed : two senna
i . tlonal catches of files by Kane, the
' I first to the left of him and the second
V t to- the right of i him. - Bancroft also
. broke : into the limelight "with some
sparkling fielding. . . ..'
The series now stands' two games to
one for the Beavers and they are back
I In 'the. ;,600 society again. Umpire
Held kept the , players on the move
and the game was finished in 1:25, the
fastest Coast league game of the sea
, son here. ' . -.
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150Q Women WiU :
See Eitchie-Wel?h
... tendon, July t At, least
J500 women will witness the
20 round bout between Willie
Ritchie and Freddie Welsh at
Olympla t here next . Tuesday ;
' night, according to predictions
w here today. More than 1000
women already have purchased
choice seats. Manager Thlry
- rebuked Ritchie today f or too 4
e much sea bathing.
Welsh . enraged three new
sparring partners today. The
Englishman remained a 5 to 4
4 favorite in the betting today. .
.with but little Ritchie money in
Bight. " -
S0LONS GET 2 IN NINTH
Oakland, Cal.. July 8. Tow runs In
tho ninth inning gave the, Saoramento
Eolons a I to i victory over the Seals
yesterday. It was the third straight
win of the week for Wolverton'a play
ers,;. ' " ;
Del Howard's error In the ninth In
ning opened the. way for the Solon vie
tory. Tho Seals outhlt the visitors.
The score:
SACRAMENTO.
AB. B.
xonng, 2b 4
Hern, as 4
ioj, ri ...............
Tennnt. lb .
Via Buren, It
Uoran, cf
Orr, 3b
Hannah, e ...........
Arrellanea, p
Gregory, ...........
Lynn, lb .............
Totals ...
4
8
S
3
3
4
0
0
i
H.
O
lv
2
1
0
O
3
1
0
0
TO. A.
4 O
7 27 11 1
Fitzgerald, rf
O'Learv, 3b ,
BchaUer, It
Downs, 2b
lobln, CI
Howard, lb
iwrnan, as
btpulTda, e ......
Beam, p ..........
Sebmldt,
Chalea,
Totala
31 8
8A FRANCISCO
AB. R. H. PQ. A. B,
o w o u
0
O
1
1
o
0
0
o
0
0
4
4
A
e 9
4
.......... i
2r
&
3
1
1
32
0
1
4
11
4
8
1
O
0
1
0
1
o
J
6
2
6
0
0
SPOKANE'S SINGLES
COUNT WHILE COLTS
FAIL IN THE PINCHES
a ' ... .
Earl Hausman Makes Four
Errors and Helps: the In
dians in Their Tallying.
BOBBY C0LTRIN ON BENCH
Oraok 8hortsfpper Xs vturstna; Sore
Tlnger Ka worth and Koike Bit
the Ball Treo.uently.
CHANGE HIGHLY
PLEASED WITH
0HAS. MULLEN
Seattle Boy Jumps Into Game
and Hits mil; Smith H
i ' to. Tear ' .
By Hal Sheridan. .
New York. July 3. Frank Chance Is
highly pleased with the work of First
Baseman Charley Mullen, whom he
obtained recently from the Lincoln
(Neb.) Western league club. Mullen
lumped into the game with the Sena
tors and ripped ' off a double and a
single, each bit sending in a run.
' "1 believe Mullen will help to send
us! to the front again," said Chance
after the game. "He stacks up as a
natural first baseman and takes a
healthy swing at the ball. He will dp,
Spokane, Wash., July 8. Portland
outhlt Spokane yesterday, but the
dosen Dingles by the visitors nettad
in em out one run 'and that was made
in the last inning. On the other hand.
the 10 hits of the locals, becked ud bv
half dozen; errors on the part of the
t-oit mneiders. of which Hausman
made four at shortstop, gave the locals
eight runs. " .
The Spokane fielders were on their
coeav throughout the game, and their
fcharp work cut off several runs by the
Colts, which might have changed the
complexion of the game, with Co
valeskie going as wobbly as he was
yesterday. ?
Haworth and Holke gave their bat
ting: averages a considerable boost,
each getting three hits out of four
times up. 'Th. only players . in the
game, who were unabLe to hit the ball,
were Dave Mllligan Of.the Colts and
Willis Butler of the Indians.
Bobby Coltrln is suffering from a
bad hand.
WESTERN TR1-STATE
-a
Walla Walla, Waslu. July S. Pen-
die ton advanced farther In tho lead In
the pennant race yesterday by defeat
ing Walla Walla. 4 to i. in a 10 Inning
game. Neither side scored until, the
seventh, when the visitors scored. The
locals tied the score in tho : ninth.
Bunched hits netted three runs In the
tenth. The" score: . - . . RH.&
Pendleton .............4 1
Walla Walla 1 -1
Batteries Schroeder and Femprooe:
uriager ana sheeiy. , : -
North Yakima, Wash.. July I. The
Baker Kubs were . defeated yesterday.
0 to S. although they outhlt tho locals
almost two to one. The Braves did
not score until the cightn. -
The score: - R. H. E.
Baker 10 o
North Takima 1
Batteries FulwiderT Sutherland and
King; Holmes and Webb.
CHIP MAY ENTER v
EING AT 10 TO 6
OYER B. MURRAY
. r - ' .
." .1.
Califomian Rests a Day and
Puts on' Pound of .
Weight.
EIGHT RUNS OFF EHMKE
9 7 17
Johnny Rgbstock, 14-year-old caddie , of the Waverly Golf club, who
- .made the nine hole qualifying round in the 'club's annual caddy
tournament In 39 strokes, just one more, than par. Rebstock,
. however, was. overcome with the effort and lost' to Ray- Clifford
' in the second round, jwho lost in the semi-finals to Franci3
. Simpson. - . ' - -
r
SIMPSON CHAMP
OF CADDIES AT
WAVERLY CLUB
Score of Eighteen Holes' Is
, "Just One More TlTan "s
. Bogey,
Score:
Carllale. If .
KiKP, 2h ..
Kane. ' ef . .
Barlrat, rf
UUchl. Cb .
Borton. lb ,:
MrArdle. aa
tiliaa, c
ENIC8.
v AB.
... 3
..,., 4
3
3
3
........... a
Klrpfar,
Ueloao,
ToUls .
.......... a
... 3
2
1
.
0
O
o
0
o
0
0
H. PO, A. E.
1
8
6
1
2
6
1
5
0
0
O
8
0
0
0
A
t
0
1
o
Bancroft. t .4
Derrtok, lb ...
KoURvrt, vd ...........
ruane, rt
Kyae. cf
Korea, ab
1-ober. If
Yanla, e .............
BlfctDbolbajD, p
.......33 O
PORTLAND.
AB. R.
....... 4
S 84
e
.... 3
..... 4
3
3
8
8
3
-O
O
1
0
0
0
O
1
TO. A. E.
15 0
O
4
O
0
1
1
1
1
Totals
adO
7 27 13
Battt4 tor Klapfer Is ninth.
. . v - BCOKB Br INN1WCS.
.' Vralce i.: 0 0O 00 0O0 OO
- Htta ...........0 0 0 110 10 08
Portlaad ....10 0 0 1 0 0 0 2
Hits ....'.I 0 11X10 1 ?
V - . SUMMARY.
"truck loot B Klepfer B. Hlnlnbotham S.
, Baaea on ball Off Klepfer 1, Hinrtnbotbam
& 1. Two baac talta Hlgirtnbetbam, Bancroft.
Barleaa, Kodgera. Double playa Hoep to
Borton: Lober -to -Bancroft to 'ftode-era: HI
a-lnbotbnm : to - Bancroft te Derrick. Stolen
baaee Bod(ra (it), Doane. " Bona responKihle
4ir Klepfer 1. Tina 1:25. I aiplrea Held
a a.a,vK '
nil Jtruniiu, . .
VIRGINIA WINS
ASTORIA YACHT
RACE WITH .EASE
Fleet Sparrow Finishes So
Far Behind as to Be Prac
tically Eliminated,
Oregory ran for Tenaant In ninth.
Schmidt betted for SeyiUeda In the ninth.
Charlea batted for Bautu in ninth.
SCOKK BX INNINGS.
Sacramento 1 0 0 00 0 0 0 28
Hlta iO 1 1 0 2 1 0 0 27
San Francisco .0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 02
U1U 1 2 00 0 3 1 1 19
SUMMARY.
Rnna Tennant, Uregorjr, Orr, Downs. To
bin. Three baae hit Duwna. Two baa hlta
Tobln. Coy. Corhan, Hannah. Sacrifice hlta
Morau. Fitzgerald, Van Buren. Sacrifice fly
tor ban. First baae oo. called balla Arrel
lanea 2, Bautn 3.- Struck out Bf haum 4, by
Arellnes 2. - Stolen bases Schaller 2. How
ard. Doable play Baam to Corhan to How.
ard. Left on baaea Sacramento '8, San
Francisco 8. Pafaed ball Sepulreda. Run
reapouaible for AreUanes 2. Time 1:50. lm
pirea Uajre end. Uutbrie.
STANDINGS OF THE TEAMS
Venice
Los Angeles . .
Man Franciaco'
Sacramento . .
Portlaad .....
Oakland
Tacifio Coast Leag-ua.
Won. , Lost.
49
4S
47
44
40
32
Francfa Simpson is the champion
caddie golfer of the Waverly Country
club.; Inthe finals played yesterday
he beat Boyd Bustard. 4 up and 3 to
play. -' 7
His score for the 18 holes was 2.
Bogey for the course is 81. I His driv
ing and putting were excellent
throughout the match.
George Martin Won the f iret flight
-championship, beating Mark May 5, up
and 8 to play in an 18 hole match and
W. Topham beat A. Dolp in an easy
match, 7 up and 6 to play in! the sec
ond flight. The third flight was won
by A. Kauffman from T. Sattovio,
2 up. '
The tournament this season was the
best held by the clttb, -
NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES
At New Jork: R. H. E.
Brooklyn ; i ........ v. 7 13 t S
New York. 2 7 4.
Batterles--Preffer. and McCarty;
Marquard, Wlitse and Meyers, McLean.
At Chicago: ' R. H. E.
Cincinnati 3 5 1
Chlcasro - -.,6 6 1
. Batteries Douglas and Clark; Pierce
and Bisesuahan. t
t
Philadelphia-Boston game postponed
On account of rain.i
Union Association Results.
Salt Lake. 10 Boise. 2. t
Ogden. .15; Helena. S.
Butte.' 17; Murray, 4. -
North western League.
Vanconrer P2
Seattle SO
spoaan 47
Victoria 90
Portland 2
Tacoma .. 29
National Lean.
New lork 37 !
Caicaeo 37
t. JLOUiS ................ So
Astoria, Or., July 3. The yacht Vir D,0l"n?". H
glnla was the victor yesterday after- pittabri '. " 30
noon in a close race sailed over a Brooklyn 28
white-capped bay with a real "mar- Boston aa
iner's wind' whipping in against thi ; . American Leaffn.
tMe. The Grayling finished aecond, I V'Z:'uu,m- ?
and the Fore and Aft was given third I whinrtoii"""-I"IwI"II 3
plaoe, although she crossed the start- St. Uniia S7
ing line first. The Sparrow and Swal- J,0? ton 23'""
low finished so far behind as to be New Vork :'''"'''''' 23
practically eliminated. Cleveland ....! '.. !". II! 24
When the course was cleared bv the! Faderal Leacu.
Sbhomlsh at 2:30 o'clock the Fore and 1 Indianapolis 80
Aft was near the line and rwung lniKuffato
ahead of the Virginia -and Grayling. Baltimore ....33
which glided across beam , to beam. Kansas City 32
At the turn of the first buoy the two "3 XI
latter yachts were right at the heels at. Loi .".IIIIIIHIIJIII 27
of the Fore and Aft. and finally In a American Association.
tack near the flagships the Virginia I Louisville 42.
swung in ahead of the Fore and Af t, I MUwaukee 40
HKUDa .. ............. tr
Cleveland ..i. 3T
37
Columbus
St. Paul
and was closely followed by the Gray
ling. Thus starved,' the Fore and Aft I Minneapolis
soon dropped far to the rear. ' I Indianapolis
In the tack that put her to the fore
one of the Judges claimed the Virginia
fouled both' the Sparrow and . the I Denver
Swallow, hut his protest was filed. too I St. Joseph
late to have any effect in the award-1 ?'oux, city
.i. - i I Lincoln ..
xue race was wimessea oy a large i Omaha
crowd from the grandstand, and a ma-f Wichita
jority of the admiral'! Btaf f aboard T"
W u w.. U. A UO B.U9 Vtt.O ..... . . .
t - i Murray
aiaw sans aaas mm bbbb M Wl W mm III saaaw I r
80
3:
30
Western Learn.
37
41
44
4:S
40
53
27 .
30
31.
48
48
63
24
31
34
34
!
H2
33
3
28
31
31
XI
82
83
4U
45
2
27
27
28
SO
32 '
3.1
41
81
30
Zi
84
87
87
:m
47
Score:
Callahan. If .
Uaoaman, ss
Melchior. rf .
Mlllijan, cf .
Murray, c
Guignf. 8b ..
McKune. 2b .
Haworth, lb
Hanson, p ...
Totals ....
Lewis, if ..
Batler, se . .
Holke. lb .
Frisk, rf
Wagner. 2b
Hogau, cf . ,
Wuffll, 3b .
Shea, c .. .
Covaleskie,
Totals ....
PORTLAND.
" AB. R.
4
8
O-
0
O
0
1
O
o
0
PO.
4
2
1
1
2
2
O
11
1
... S3 1
SP0KAN.
AB. R,
4
8
12 24 17 6
H.
1
0
3
1
1
1
2
4
1
4
3
10
PO. A. E.
O
8
2
O
3
O
8
1
1
"It must be true that a man has to
go away from home to get .the news,'
observes Bozeman Bulger, "for It de
veloped that not an English delegate
to the athletic meeting la Paris re
cently knew that baseball -was played
in Great Britain until Jim Sullivan
told . them about It, Tea. and we'll
have to string along with the Britons
-we didn't know it, either."
Advices from London say that
Willie Ritchie expects to find Freddie
Welsh as easy to beat as Mexican Joe
Rivers.
"These really clever boxers never
held any terrors for me." said the
champion. "They canont ; hit hard
enough- to break an eggshell and I
have never yet seen a man so clever
but 'what I could reach him. I hit
Welsh a good mapy times in our fight
in Los Angeles. I am 'stronger and
faster, now than I was 'then. And
what's more. I only need to plant one
right cross to the Briton's Jawvto win.
ly friends at home need not worry.
as Freddie Welsh will not relieve me
of the title."
Gunboat Smith Is said to making a
great hit with the London. fight fans.
The gunner says he likes the Lon
doners, too.
"They certainty do know how to
treat a fighter over'here," says Smith.
"A . day never passes but what I am
invited by some lord, duke or earl to
sip a cup' of tea with him. I would
bo mighty glad to accept such Invita
tions, too, but I never could drink tea,
and besides, it would be hard" for me
to get a strangle hold on one of the
dainty little cups they use over here.
My hands and fingers weT not made
for handling teacups."
Los Angeles, CaX. July t. After
suffering two straight defeats, the
Oaks came back yesterday and de
feated the Angela by the score of 17
to 6. Christian's players secured 24
safe bingles off Twirlers Ehmke and
llusser. Eight runs were scored off
Ehmke in the second inning.
The batting of Ness featured the
game, getting five hits in five times
up.' Mlddleton, Zacher, Hotline and
Alexander each made three hlta.
The score:
OAKLAND.' ''
AB. R.
4 2
...... B
,
6
e
ft
5
6
Murphy, rf
Gardner, lb .
Mlddleton, If
Neas, 2b
Zacher, cf ..'
Hetllug. 3b .
Guest, ta ....
Alexander, a .
tieyer. p ....
H
2
1
9
8
3
2
3
2
PO. A.
1 1
10
2
1
4
1
8
6
0
San Francisco. Cal.r July t, Every
Indication today pointed to ' Georga
Chip of Newcastle, pa., entering the :
ring at Daly City tomorrow afternoon
a 10 to C favorite when he faces Billr
Murray of Sacramento in their ached-.
uled to round bout. -Earlv today odd's .
of 10 to- H were quoted, and there
was little Murray money In sight.
Murray's poor gymnanlum" showing,
coupled with Chip's knockout of Sailor
Petroakey, -are two reasons advanced,
for the easterner being made such a
pronounced favorite. Persistent re
ports that Murray has been held back
in his public workouts and that be haa
been .keeping late hours were denied .
by Manager Jack Kearns. J
Murray rested all day yesterday. A a
a result he put on a pound, and Kearns
said this would let him in nicely at
158 pounds; the stipulated weight-'Chlp
continued busy in the gymnasium for
a full workoat. , He shadow boxed
two rounds, then tugged with the big
bag and wound up with four rounds
against Tom McMahon. At the close of
this work Chip weighed 168 pounds.
M'CUE ' STI
Totals
Wolter. rf .
Page, 2b
Maggert, cf
Abktein, lb
Ellla. If ...
Johnson, aa .
Metsgar, 3b
Bolea. c ...
Ehmke, p ..
Muaser, p . .
Meek. -c ..
Harper, .
Totala . . .
47 17
LOS ANGKLKS.
AB. R.
24 . XI 14
4
4
. 1
. 4
. 4
. 4
. 4
. 2
. O
. 8
. 2
. 1
.33
O
0
2
2
1
1
O
O
o
0
0
0
PO.
0
1
2
17
2 -
2
2
- 1
o
o
0
0
8 27 18
A1N1NG
Los Angeles. CaW July 3. Although -
he makes the effort ot his hort ring
career as soon as tomorrow afternoon.
when he pits his brawn and skill against
Joe Rivers, little Matty McCue. of
Racine, Wla plugged away at his be- .
lated training today." River, satisfied
with his condition and expectant of
easy victory, rented. He has no weight
question to. bother Mm fcfor he ha
forced his emergency opponent, - who
naturally Is several pounds the lighter,
to let him enter the ring as heavy as
he pleased.,
McCue has satisfied the. fans in his
workouts hat lie Will give a fair ac
count of himself against the Mexican,
but naturally there Is little betting
on the result. Some few wagers have
been made on the number of rounds'
McCue will last.
27 13
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Batteries Quinn. Conley and Rus
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At Brooklyn
28
40 " 30
40 31
30 32
37 34
31 . 39
-..30 44
26 40
Union Association.
34
34
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20
18
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Pendleton .....43 SO
Walla Walla 41 33
Bukcr .......i 33 41
North Yakima UO 45
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SCORB BY INNINGS.
Portland OO 0 O 0 0 0 O 11
8iokaue 0 1 3 3 0 0 1 0 8
1 SUMMARY. '
Two baxe hlta Shea. Coreleskle, Wagner,
Holke. Three bane hit Guigui. Sacrifice
flies Wagner, Butler.' Double plays Butler
tA Wagner to Holke to Shea; Butler to Holke;
Wnffll to Wagner to Holke. Stolen bases
Holke. Base on balls Oft Coreleskie 2, off
Hanson 1. Struck out By Coreleekie 1. by
Httmon 2. Left on bases Portland 9. Spo
kane 4. Ttme 1:27. Umpire Burnaide.
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POLO CLUB LEADER HERE
Dr. Morton, president of the Spo
kane Tolo club of Spokane, Wash.,
was a visitor at the Waverly Country
club yesterday and witnessed the play
ing of his club's team in the match
against the Waverly Whites. Dr. Mor
ton plans to remain In Portland, to
morrow to witness the second game
of the tournament between tha Waver
ly Blues and the Spokane four.
American Association IUnlts.
Minneapolis, 6; Milwaukee. 3.
Indianapolis, 9; Cleveland. 8.
Louisville, 7; Columbus, 0.
Butted for Boles In to seventh. :
'Batted for Muaaer in the ninth.
SCORE BY INNINGS.
Oakland 1RO008O4 117
Hits 2 7 01 0600 Hii
Loa Angeles .0 8200001 O
Hit , O 3 2 O 0 0 1 1 1 tt
SUMMARY.
Eight hita, 8 runt, 11 at bat off Ehmke In
1 1-3 inning. Coarse defeat to Khmka.
Three baae hlta Zacher, Alexander. Johnson.
Two base hlta Neas, Uetling. Meek, Guest.
Secrtfir hits Gardner, Orient 2. Knns re
sponsible for Ehmke 0, Geyer 4, Muaser 7.
Bare on balls Off Ehmke 1, -off Musser 2,
off Geyer 3. Struck out By Mnsaer I. by
Geyer 3. Double plsys Metrger to Abstein.
Stolen bsses Ness. Zacher 2c lletllng, Wol
ter 2. Maggert. Time 2:24. Umpire Phyl
and Kinney.
MORNING GAME AT;" 10:30
GOLF TOURNEYS JULY 4
The Venice Tigers, who have been
downed in two or the three games
played here thla wyk, will clash with
tho Beavers in two games tomorrow.
The morning game will start at 10:30
o'clock and the afternoon game at 2:30
The Waverly Country club and the
Portland Oolf club will hold tourna- -ments
tomorrow for their memfera.
The Waverly tournament will conslht"
of handicap events for rneii and women .
and tho mixed foursomes.
The Portland club will stage a blind
bogey tournament. There will a!:io
be special driving and approaching
contests.
TENNIS MEETING CALLED
- A rail for. a special meeting of-the
members of the lrvlngtn Tearl club.
Monday night has been issued by W. I.
Norlliup. chalrnmn of the tennis. com
mittee All btna fide members of the
club are requested to be present.
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B. U. 13.
Buffalo ; . . . ; ... 0 6 0
Brooklyn 1 3 0
Batteries Krapp ana Blair; Seatoa
and Land. Called end of fifth; rain.
McKENRY ROUTS TIGERS
At Kansas City R. H.E.
St, Louis 1 7 1
Kansaa City 8 18 2
Batteries Davenuort, Herbert and
Chapman; Packard and Easterly.
At Indianapolis P.. H.E,
Chicago 7 8 1
Indiana Don z o z
Ratteries--Henrdix and Wilson: Fal
kenburg, Henderson and Raridea. -
AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES
Victoria, B. C. July 3. The Vic
toria Bees beat the . Tacoma Tigers
yesterday, i to I - McKenry pitched
great ball against the Tigers, allowing
but four bits. Tacoma' s tally was thi
result of an error by Kelly.
The score: R. H. E
Tacoma .................... 1 4
Victoria . 4 13 !
- Batteries Jones. Andrada and Brot
tem; McKenry and Hoffman.
DELL BLANKS VANCOUVER
At Detroit: . R. H. E.
Cleveland .0 9 1
Detroit . . i . . , i ll 0,
Batteries Bowman, Morton and
O'Neill; Dauss and McKee. -
At Wishlngton: " R. H. E.
New York t Jl 0
Washington ............... v.. 1 s 1
Batteries -caidweii ana wunamaker:
wenuey. liarper ana Henry, wmiamt.
At Philadelphia, first gamei R. H. E.
Boston ........ ...... . .....791
Philadelphia ..; ........i..f 13 3
BatteriesrLeonard, - Bedient, Collins
and Carrlgan; Shawkey, Brown and
Schana.
Second gatne: ; R.H.E,
Boston ............... . .
Philadelobla ............
Batteries Coumbe and , Carrlgan:
Pennock. and Bchang.
Vancouver, B. C. July 3. Timely
hitting and Dell's pitching gay Seat
tle a f to 0 victory over the local team
yesterday. Swain was theistar of tho
game, getting three hits in four times
up.
The score: R. H. E.
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Vancouver a
Batteries Dell and Cadman; Hunt,
jLutBi.aiu ana -urmaeu. ,
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: Western League Results.
WichitP li Topeka, 1."
Sioux City,. ; Dea Moines, .
vl. Joseph, C; Omaha, 3.
Lincoln. 2; Denver, 1 cil Innings.)
' KUbane Beato Stars.
Cincinnati, -. Ohio, July 3. Johnny
Kilbane, featherweight ' world's cham
pion, bolda today a newspaper de
cision ver "Knockout. Mars of this
ity aa a xesult of their-10 round bout
here last nigr.t. in s tue . last few
rounds- Mars weakened and clinched
t repeatedly to avoid a knockout.
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