The Oregon daily journal., July 13, 1914, Page 8, Image 8

PORTLAND SENDS 2
ONLY MISHAP AT MOTOR RACES YESTERDAY AT ROSE CITY SPEEDWAY WAS INJURY AT
AUTO POLO
7ROtiOlEG0NlAN-
25 MILES 1M BETTER
JulyS
CREWS TO BIG RACES
AT NELSON REGATTA
Senior Fours and Junior Dou
bles, Champions, to Take
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determine
Barnes in Romano, Showing
Remarkable Nerve, Makes
. Wues
It in 22 Min, 7 1-5 Sec,
Part
Against Canadians.
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DRIVING IS SENSATIONAL
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DIAMOND SCULLS PUT UP
Tib Aftroom' aTpsrt. Yarl4 Oaly
Champion Butler of Wla&lpag Canada,
by Biff Svsnt; On ailglitly In,
Jurs4 In- Polo Match.
Will Defend ZAursla Against
Fadflo JTorthwest Koullars.
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Percy F. Brns. driving a Romano
upecial racer, yeaurdajr lowre4 the
25 mil record for a mile dirt track
whu be captured the free-for-all in
the remarkable time: of 23 minutes. 7
1-5 seconds. Barnes showed a wonder
ful exhibition of nervs on the turns
kidding half way up ,tbe track prac
tically every time ha hit the flrtft
turn, yet kept plugging- sway and was
finally returned a winnen That he
broke the world's record for the dis
tance was the belief of Frank M. Fret
well, the K, A. A. representative at
the races.
Until this rare, the last on the pro
gram, whs p&iled off. the crowd had
had little excitement for Its money.
The stereotyped performance of watch
ing Teddy Tetzlaff run around the
track slightly ahead of two or three
other cars had given the B000 people
little to grow excited about.
A ban, circus like, tried as each
race was ended, to stir up enthusiasm
by aulckenins: the tmro. but without
success. Barnes, the only lndepend- CVOC CIMAI Y fiRAR RAMF
ent driver In the races,, was consist- OMd rilMMUUI VJnMD UHIVIC
ently shut out by the team of Max
well drivers, the big Marmon with J3e jj0n Anreles. Cal.. July 13. After
Alene up was given out as being lrf suffering seven straight defeats, the
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Overturned Ford machine and Jack Mars ton, the driver, whom the picture shows lying prostrate.
bad shape and in the races It started
could not keen the pace set by the
Others, while Brock, with the Wright
car, was also unable to show the clans
necessary to stay alongside of Tetz
laff. Zzdtamsat at Ziart.
With the start of the last race, the
2R mile free for all. some little ex
citement was aroused. Tetzlaff and
Carlson, each In Maxwells, Barnes in
the Romsno, Brock In .ths Wright and
Te Alene in the Marmon, started. Tetz
laff struck out as If he intended to
run awy frpm the field with Brock
showing the rest of the field the way.
Brock .spurted time and again
but was unable to quite
the frying Maxwell. ' De
dropped out early in the race
due to mechanical trouble, while in the
seventh lap Brock lost a rear tire,
Carlson waa half a lap behind and did
not figure with the crowd. Barnes
Brock's heels ana
Sacramento Solons came to life yesterday-
afternoon and turned an ap
parent defeat Into a 5 to 3 victory
after en 11 inning struggle. The
Solons were two runs behind, when
the ninth inning opened, and by
crowding In three hits on Musser.
succeeding in tying the score. Three
hits in the llth won the gams for
Wolverton's team. The Sacramento
manager used practically every one of
his players, .save a couple of pitchers.
The lone error of the Senators was
made in the tenth inning by Wolver
tori, when he overthrew first base.
Log Angeles won the morning game
6 to 1. Love allowed thren hlta
pass Oedeon Joined th
Aleno cured three hits in seven times un.
The scor.es:
Morolut game
SACRAMENTO.
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Youns. 2b 3 1
Cook, 3b ............. a
Coy. rf
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when he dropped out and all chancs or Tennnnt. lb 4
h "lilntu1rnmi" drivers shutting him I Vn Buraa, If 4
out removed he opened up
Moran, cl . 3
H.rn ..
The crowd stood on its feet, held lta I Hnoh, e ....."..'...".." 3
breath and sighed with relief when he Stroud, p a
wss finally around the first curve each J yfuu.p J
,wn amazing. Halfway up the bank
and aometlmes clear to the fence the
Bomano would skid, falter a bit and
then leap out after the flying Tetzlaff
again. In the twenty-fist lap his per
tinnrttv was awarded. Tetzlaffs en-
i ...1 k- ha. rrl mlsslnir often and I KIUh, If
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TIGERS TAKE BOTH GAMES
6an Francises, Cal., July 13. Ths
Tigers took both games from the Oaka
yesterday, 6 to 3 and 4 to 2. Hogan's
players are just three games ahead of
the Portland Beavers for' second. Er
rors at critical moments lost both
games for Christian's players.
The scores:
Morning gam
VEMC.
AB.
Carlisle, If 6
Leard, 2b 4
Kan, cf ft
BayleM, rf S
Lltacbl, 8b 3
BortoD, id a
McArdle,
Elliott, c .
Klepfer, p
Totals . .
Qulnlan, rf . .
Gardner, lb .
Middleton. If
Naas, 2b ....
Zaeher, cf ..
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OAKLAND.
AB. B
.. 8
.. 4
.. 4
.. 4
.. S
4
Total ..28 1
L08 ANGBLE8.
AB. B.
S 24
Total!
The leal waa taaen oy i" -1 Boies, c
mediately In front of the Stands much Lore, p
to the delight of the crowa. - x
The only accident of the day came
during ths second period of the auto
polo match when one of the Ford
cars, driven by Jack Marston, turned
over. Maraton was thrown out and
the top rolled over his arm, painfully
bruising it. He was back on the
track In 15 minutes, watching the
races, however.
The summary of yesterday's events:
KxhIWtlon thre miles by three Max
wells, from standing start Hughes
first. Tetzlaff second; time 3:4 2-5.
Five-mile motorcycle race Harry
Brant on Thor first. Peppel n Merkle
second; time. 4:26 2-5.
Five miles, for no-stock cars Percy
Barnes In Bomano first; Bay Brock In
Wrlaht second; time, 4:30.
First and second heats or inree-mue
Wottar, rf 4
Oedeon, 2b 3
Uaggert, cf 4
AbftHn, lb 2
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Meac-ea. as 4
Arbogaat, a 8
Prntett, p 2
Christian, 1
Kajlor, p 1
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Fastest Mile of the
Year" by Jim Logan
Sacramento, July 18. Sac
ramento horsemen are still
discussing today the perform
ance of Jim Logan, crack pacer
owned by Jim Montgomery of
Davis, at ths charity meet of
the Sacramento Driving club
yesterday.
Jim Logan paced ths first
heat of the free or all pace In
2:03, th fastest time on any
track this year.
BEES ARE TWICE WINNERS
Totals
.82
8 2T 14
...80 S
9 27 14
Batted for Stroud 1b eighth.
SCORB BY 1NNINQS.
Sacramento .1 0000000 0 1
Hlt 1 1 100000 08
Loa Angelea 0 1000022 0
Hlta 0 2000043
I - SUMMARY.
Hlta off Stroud, 6 aud S runs. 25 at bat
la T inning. Charge defeat to Stroud. Two
baa hit Maggert. Macrifica Ulta Atwteln
2. Run revpouaibla for Love 1, Stroud 3,
William 2. Bane on ball Off Love 4,
off Stroud 2. struck out By Love 3, by
Stroud S. Double play Moore to Oedeon ta
Abatela. Stolen baaea Moore, Metager. Time
1:48. Umpire ifiuley.
Kaylor batted for Arbogaat la ninth.
SCORE BY INNINGS.
Venice 0 0 0 O 3 1 0 0 1 8
Hits 0 1114210 212
Oakland 0 000 1 0 1 0 0
Hits 0 111212008
SUMMARY.
roar run hlta off Prnlett. 23 at bat.
lo 6 2-3 Inning. Charge defeat to Prnlett.
Stolen baaea Leard. McArdle. Two bate blta
Quia lan, Zaeher, Carlisle, 111 lot t. Saortfle
iilta Brton, Zaeher, Leard, Qulnlan. Bases
on balla Off Pruiett 3. Struck out By
Frulett 1. Double play Leard to Bortoo to
Leard. Lett on baaea Oakland 6, Venire 8.
Run resDonaible for Pruiett 2. Klepfer 2.
Christian 1. Wild pitche Pruiett, Klepfer.
Time 2. Umpires Guthrie and Hares.
Seattle, Wash., July 13. Victoria
took two games from the locals yes
terday by the scores of 8 to 3, and
4 to 3. Both games were loosely
played. Seattle made six errors In the
first game. Scores:
At Seattle R. H. E.
Victoria 9 9 2
Seattle 2 7 8
Batteries Steele and Hoffman;
Bonner, Mails and Cadman.
Second ' game,
R.H.B.
Victoria 4 8 3
Seattle , 3 7 1
Batteries Smith and Hoffman; E.
Kelly and Huhn.
PLAY IN ANNUAL
TENNIS TOURNEY
ON AT M. A. A. C.
James Ewlng and Walter
Goss Winners in Prelim
inary Matches,
' The senior four oared and the Junior
double crews, winners in their respec
tive events of the twenty-third annual
regatta staged in Portland last Friday
bnd Saturday, left yesterday afternoon
for Nelson, B. C, where they will race
against Canadian clubs on Thursday,
Friday and Saturday.
Ths local crews were accompanied
by representatives of the Victoria
Amateur Athletic club and the Van
couver Rowing club. W. J. Patton
went on the trip as manager of the
Portland team.
The senior crew of the Portland club,
E. A. Hanson, stroke; Walter Reslng
No. 3; E. A. Stevens, No. 2. and C M
Dyrlund, bowt established a new rec
ord for ths local course In Saturday's
race, and they expect to lower ths
mark of the Nelson course. Cooper
and Wyld will row in ths senior
doubles at Nelson.
The four eared crew of the Van
couver club "will be shifted for the
Nelson regatta. The Victoria club
crew will also be in ths race.
The feature of the regatta will . b
ths diamond sculls of ths west. Butler,
ths Canadian sculling champion whose
home Is In Winnipeg, will row In . the
race against W. H. Kennedy, Pacific
northwest champion; H. Bendrodt, F.
Nott and possibly Cooper of the Port
land Rowing - club.
ws
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will be
ts be
Play In ths preliminary round of
ths fourth annual Oregon state Cham
pionship Tennis tournament opened to
day on the Multnomah club courts
James F. Ewlng, sne of Portland's ret-
era players, beat Durham of the
Irvlngton Tennis club, 0-1, 7-6. Harry
LyUe lost to Witherell. S-4, 6-1. Wal
ter Ooss won his match by default
from Sam Luders.
Brandt Wlckersham and Henry
Breck, a Californian, will play together
in the doubles. It Is expected that this
team will make a strong showing In
the matches during the week.
On account of the large number of
entries. Chairman Wakeman requests
that all matches be started on the
scheduled time. Preliminary matches
in the men's singles attracted the at
tention of the : spectators during ths
morning's play.;
Nick's Colts Have
No Game, Lay Off
Nick Williams Portland Colts rested
yesterday afternoon, no game being
scheduled for them because of th
Sunday baseball laws of British. Co
lumbia. The Colts broke even with
the Vancouver team during the series,
winning four and losing four games.
This afternoon the Colts will open
a series of seven games against the
Tacoma Tigers. Victoria will play the
Vancouver Beavers and Spokane and
Seattle will fight It out for the league's
championship at Seattle.
Saves Her Children.
Los Angeles, July 18. Mrs. Clara
Rogers, recently divorced wife of At
torney Earl Rogers, saved her two
small children from death In a fire
that destroyed her home yesterday.
Journal Want Ads bring results.
Afternoon game
BACBAMENTO.
ab. a
Young, 2b 5 1
nn T.txl.ff flrnt Rrnek WL Sb- tt
second. Barnes third; time, 2:37 and I
2:3 2-5.
Twenty-five mile special Barnes; in
Romano first. Tetzlaff second, Carlson
third; time, 22:7 1-6. (track record.)
Kxhlbltlon miles against time Tets
laff. 51 3-5 seconds; Barnes, 62 2-5
seconds; De Alene, 68 3-5 seconds.
Tetalaff. in the big Blitzen Bens,
in an attempt for the- track record,
made a mile in 49 3-5 seconds. Bur
man, record of 49 1-5 seconds, there
fore, still holds.
The officials were:
Representative contest board Ameri
can Automobile Association, Frank M.
Fretwell. of Seattle.
Referee. John B. Teon.
Timers. Frank Watklns, Walter Olf
4
Tennant, lb 4
van Buren. It 4
Moran, cf S
Hera, a 2
Hohrer, e 8
Gregory, p 8
WoWertoo, l-3b 0
Halllnan, 2 0
Hannah, 3-c 0
ttbinu, 4 1
Lrnn, lb 1
Malarkey, p 1
Total 41
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fard. James E. Appleby, W. C. Barker
ana im. w. nawains.
Judges L. Y. Keady, John H. Bur
gard. Julius L. Meier, A. L. Fish, O.
C. Lelter.
Announcer. E. A. Moross.
, Clerk of the course, C. H. King. .
Clerk of technical advisory board,
Ben Trenkmann.
Official handlcapper, M. C. Dickin
Wolter. rf .. 4
Oedeon, 2b 4
Macgert. cf S
Abateln, lb S
CUls, II
Moore, a
Matagar, 3b .......
Biooka, e
Muaaer, p
Hug be.
aaee, o- ,
Doles, 6
Harper, 7
LOS ANGELES.
AB. R. m PO. A. E.
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WESTERN TR1 -STATE
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renaieton, ur., juiy is. endie
ton took two games from the Baker
. Kubs yesterday, to 0. and 8 to 1.
Fitchner allowed the Kubs five hits in
the first game. Soores;
Morning game
Baker , ': 0 5 1
Pendleton . 6 12 6
Batteries Cellers and King; Fitch
r.er and Pembrooke.
Afternoon game.
R.H.E.
Baker 1 8 I
Pendleton 3 7 2
Batteries Sutherland and King;
Osborne and Pembrooke.
Walla Walla, Wash.. July 13.
,t Johnny Telford was' given a terrlfie
lacing by the North Yakima team yes
terday,' the Visitors winning 11 to 4.
The Braves made 14 hits, including a
number of extra base hits. Score:
At Walla Walla- R. H. E.
North Yakima ....i 11 14 3
Walla Walla 4 T f
Batteries Puggslsy and Webb; Tel.
ford and Sheely, i ,
FEDERAL LEAGUE GAMES
At St. Louis t . R.H.B.
Kansas City ......,!. ...1 4 1
St. Louis ..4 7 A
Batteries Stone, Cullop, Harris and
x.aaiery; vavenporv ana inapman.
At Chicago-Firat game: R. K. E.
Chicago . ,,S 14 0
Indianapolis .5 11 3
Batteries Fisk. Hendrlx and Wil
, son; Mullen,. Moseley and Raridaa. 11
. innings. . .. I . . -
Second game: R. H. E,
'Chicago 4 . . . . 1 1 to3 1 . 8
xnaisnapons .... . . t ........... 4 1
Batteries Billiard and Warren;
Total SS 8 13 83
1'BatUd for Hera in seventh. -8
Ran for Tennaut In nlath.
KBattd for Kohrer ta nlath.
4Batte for Gregory in ninth.
(Batted tor Meuger in eleventh.
6 Bus tor Meek la eleventh.
7Batted for Hughea La eleventh.
SCQB13 BY INNINGS.
Sacramento 0000000120 2 8
Hit .....0 0 0 0 0 u 2 1 3 O D
Lo Angele .......0 000300000 O 8
Hit 0 2 2 LS 10 2 0 1 i 13
Hit off liaraer, and 3 runa, 30 at bat
(taken out la niutb, 3 on. none out; off Greg
ory, 11 aud 3 run. 27 at bat Is S innWa.
Charge defeat to Hughea, credit victory to
Malarke;. Three baae hit tied eon. Two
vaae an atwttin. Sacrifice hitav-ElU.
Moer, Wolvartou. Hannah. Bona resnonai.
bl for Gregory 8, Muaaer 8. Hughea 1. Baae
on balla Off Gregory 5, Muaaer 8, Hughe
x. ouuca oui oj uregory a, aiar Z,
uuaana mauiiaa a. uuuoia uiaja xouai
to Tennant, Vouug to Hera to Tennant. 8toi
en baaea Coy BUia, lioora. - Hit by pitched
ball loung, by kittaaer. Tim 8:aT. Uu-
lir rumej.
V ' - . ....
American. Association Results.
Indianapolis 6, Milwaukee 8.
Kansas City 4, Cleveland 8.
Louisville 7, St, Paul 3.
Columbus 9, Minneapolis . '
Western League Results.
Sioux City 11, Lincoln 5.
Denver 8. Omaha, 1.
kit. Joseph ft, Wichita 4.
Iea Moioea 11-3. Topeka
Union Ajsoclation Reaolta.
Murray 7, Ogden 4,
Butte 9, Salt Lake 7.
Helena 3. Boise 1.
Johnston Loses to "Williams.
New York. July 13 William John.
ston, suxienng irora tne intense heat.
lost la ths finals of the Davis Cup
Teat Tournament at the 'Westchester
Courts yesterday to R. Norris Will-
Afternoon game
Carlisle, If .
Leard, 2b ..
Kane, cf ...
Bayle, rt
Lltachi. 8b
uorton, is
McArdle,
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Meloan, rf 2
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OAKLAND.
AB. R
Qulnlan. rf 8
uaraner, lb 4
Middleton, If
resa, zb ...
Zaeher. cf .
Hetling, 8b .
Menses, a ..
Alexander, e
fcUawltter, p
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Totals 83 2 27 12 2
Venice ,
Hlta
Oakland
Hits
SCORB BY INNINGS.
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SUMMARY.
Stolen bases Borton, Meloan. Gardner.
Middleton. Three base hit Bortoo. Two base
hits Carlisle, Alexander, Qululan. Sacrifice
hits White, Klawitter. Bases on balla Off
White 1. oft Klawitter 8. Struck out Br
White 3, by Klawitter 3- Hit by pitcher
Qulnlan. Left on base -Venice 11, Oakland
7. Runs responsible for--Kla witter i. Waits
2. Time 1:54. Umpire Hayea and Guthrie.
NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES
At Ch lease Score: H. rt. P!
new York ..7 10 0
Chicago 2 2
.Batteries resreau and Me vera Me.
neaji; vnsney, i&aoei ana uresnanan, :
At St. Louis Score: R.. H. E
ousiun ................. ...,,ig xo
Et. IoulS ft g
Batteries Tvler. Crutch . a.nrl
Whaling; Doak, Perdue, Williams and
nyaer.
At Cincinnati Score: R. rt. E
PhUadelnhia 7 10 l
Cincinnati 4 10 1
Batteries Myer and Dooini Sohnatd.
er, iougiass ana nirwin, uonraiea. .
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Office, 348 Washington Street, and at Depot
H. DICKSON, C. P, & T. A. Marshall 3071. A-2286
Why Drink WATER When You Can Get
SALEM
The Most Popular Beverage on the
Pacific Coast?
SALEM BEER is brewed in one of the mot mod
ern plants on the Pacific Coast. It is aged in steel"
J;lass-lined tanks. It is conveyed by modern pipe
ine system direct to the bottle house, bottled under
pressure and therefore never comes in contact with
the air .from the time it leaves the fermenting- tank
until the bottle is opened by the consumer. The
consumer is absoluely assured a beer of ideal
effervescence, snap and purity.
-A trial will surely convince any one of the ex
cellence of Salem Bottled Beer.
.Th Family Trade of Portland Is Supplied by -
the Firm of -r
PENNEY BROS.!
Telephone: Bell, E. 217
Home. B-242S
379 East Morrison St.
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