4
C ."OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, SUNDAY MORNING. JULY 19, 1914.
SEALS CAPTURE FIRST ;
GAME 2 TO 1, THEN;
SPEC
ES
BACK
Rivalry "between "Sari, Fran
. Cisco and Venice Beaches
Bubbling, Point.,;; ' ':
TIGER , SCORE WAS 4 TO 1
;2sp ' Hogan Almost Twhi Vmplit
'Hayes Xt Scrap ' Over Clos -Decision
la Plrst Cam. : -
RfLAUGHLIN-AND
.TOM- BUNDY WIN
'DOUBLES CONTEST
Sensational Tennis.; Matches
V-' Played Fn 'Broiling, Sun
v'Vat Seabrighf,"';
lo Angeles. Cal.. July 18
; the Seals Just a trifle over two hour
...to beat , "Doc" White In the first game
t today,, 8 to I, and the "Speck" Hark
.nan cam back in the Second contest
, . ana allowed San Francisco a single hit
na run in nine innings and ths Tigers
-took tbc came, 4 to 'Jr
f, The rivalry, between San Francisco
.and Venice, has reached .the buhbllng
..over. Point. -Hap't v Hog-an f almost
" !r"5, UrpP,r Hayes into a scrap in
, me first came ov Iau i.,i.i..
Seabrlghf, N J ; July U8. Flaying
under a broiling uo Maurice , Mc
Loughlin and., Tom Buncly thl after
noon won-the doubles in the Seabrlght
Tennis club's, tournament by defeating
Theodore" Pell and Karl BehrJ The
scores were 12-1 0,-7-5, f-t, 7- and
T-6.V f )VV ,
Sensational tennis . was . played,' the
California's ' being- crowded ',. to-' the
limit'by the New York oalr. After' th
Pacific coast pair had taken the first
two sets, Befar and Pell played thera
off their feet and took the next two.
R. Norris WUllalma ir. of Philadelphia,
It took j dinner of the singles, plays- Theodore
reii, ; nut ftoider, tomorrow afternoon
in tne cnauenge round for 'the Acneiis
coy. . t
andWakemanl
T6 Represent "M":
In International
ACCIOEII
T HAPPENED -
AND OAKLAtlD VAS
v THE INJURED PARTY
Sacramento ' Trims Them :.to
Tune "of 3 to 1 "at the San
-Francisco Grounds, v '.'
OAKS ARE FIRST TO SCORE
Stupid Base Banning; oa Part of Irosevs
V r and Soaker's - Great Throwing
; Kelp .to Turn tie Trick.x i-' f-
Walter A- Gosai and A. D. Wakeman
and then In the second earn wa h.aeA IwiU represent1 the Multnomah Amateur
' to - mutter "The umpire's ml mf Athletic-club in the singles and dnu-
i now,
Del Ttnwavit t o 11..
j-V " ' .Sobbed of Tall'
t Jack. Bliss shut off Vitae-AraM r'rn
bles events of tho Pacific- Notthwest
International 'Lawn i Tennis? champion
ship tournament, -which opens at V7vr.-
couvei, B.' Cftomorrow. The selection
of Goss and wakeman aa the club rer-
. , ... uv oi4 ufi lgninr r tha f l .....t.u. ji- i
and had th- Z V XIom "s lng. ; The Irrlngton lub, for the first
'for hil ni?n. n.fut. of W-warai years; will nol e rep-
r4 ut 'l th and resented at this ; year's International
-I" : 1-'. "cnauer came over meet. The club layers will leav tj.
i- iw minutes later with tha fim rnn .i.t, v.. -.
- . . ... . "...
?tm! :f'..OWCTer' nd while Ttha
Bp ,n " lYlt "seventh.
.,for the-Seala In the ninth. - -A
banning and White were In trouble
!T --'rw, occasions, but the eSils suc
ceeded In nastlnar "nnp."-
hiiS h five Hogan's men got
off "fekeeter."'rThe local run ime in
arte seventy when Baylee -doublod and
V-r . 1 tmrdJ on Melpan'l at-
North Yakiina. Will i
Stage Auto-Racing
, North Yakima.. July 18. Entries win
close July 20 for the. automobile meet
to be held ; under the auspices of i the
tempt. to t, sacrifice. y which Fnn(ntNo''tnwe,t - Automobile association vat
tMav city.' July ZBandgs. iLThe meet
will be the first in this city under tht
sanction of the . American Automobile
association, and should . be one of the
moat Important of the year in the west
on a mile track. Seven entries have
been received so tar, , including Percy
Barnes and his Romano Special, hold
er of . the, world, record' for 25 miles;
Jim Parsons and hit Franz, winner of
the 10Q mile intercity race at Tacoma
In both 1913 and 1914; Joe Thomas and
a StraWon racer; Charles Latta, in tb
Lozier which was third in the Intercity
this year; Jack Welsh, R. D. Lens and
this
' threw to ' third. Borton saorlficed and
.5 I " .n : alngle - by McAr
Tk.' . : . . - " ' f
' f Bst brought the
. fomehack-r of Harknessv The
..a one got, by for eight full
..innings and had two out in ti.. ninfi.
and two strikes on the.battr. Wnr
a single hU was registered off his de
livery. " r--'r i'i.-h?."',.!.i'-'.'s:-'i-'" ---M'-
f Coalda't: Get Cnaac" -
n vuuiy - Bpeca- would pave had
' cl'n, record but for the- fact that he
, whlsUed a few fast' ones around the
necks i of -certain Seat players In the
imi;.:!Jvn.ln" and Kv.thm the hcrnest- Schneider. the latter of
'r ;;,v.r" r IZlP- Barsby and Henry, North,
n if ihe,r , r,y'rPe"ences,hn7a Studebaker. are among the other
ana Manager Howard wmr tmtn.KUII.iu.. . . . - . . .j.
GIANTS DEFEAT SPOKANE
-i- - It ... v
V t Aaw i . 1 I . . ...
....1 7 m ninin wun me pur
' hA . a . n II l . . . .
vt , omng n) iiarKness reo
. ord. '... . ... ,
.Del failed .to get a chance 'to land.
epeca - raeKM' mm- one? In the
"ina?r, put senaiier.who had been
n speoai oDject of -Speck's", throws
riier in trie game, drove a long dou
over myiess' head, to; the fright
field " corner. The hit scored
. ardtrith the only San Francisco tally.
vc,na sioien second and third
without opposition.,' .'u '
- Kane-brought Iwo In 'ahead of hhn
with his home run in the fifth mhing.
' lrt 'Kmtatti:'-ij -'U''Xii.
ritBM-M rf
ni-nmifir, it
a num. cr
charlrn, lb,
; 'orbin. m
' ftehtnUlr, : .
nlng.
' .... ;' . i v
Total ,
, . , t t
ah. n.
. 4 o ;
. 4 : 0 '
3 .1
.. 4 O
4 0 f
;..s. 4 :-. 1
..... 3
4 .V
. 4 ' O '
H. PO. A.
!'!- 0
O
1
S
1J
2
1 :
0
,10
1
0
3
O
0
2l
.4
r.rHHl,i It. .. ... 4 - 1 2
lrd, 2 O , . 2 i
. Kaoe,- ef . ;...,.,.,., a . 0 : -1
f'.v' - " ij.'ii ; . 4
lrton, lb ,j. a- t 0 8 .
McArdle, ... . j ... , g , . ;o s . i
!! . '.' ..,.,: ..
t.hit. b.-vu. 4.;.-.Jri, it nc .; ,
Mcltonnell, 3b 1 o ft I o
11
e.
o
o
2
o
0
0
A.
. o
t t
o
l ;
,0
2
K v ' "(SpicUl to Tbe Journal.) v- ' . -
. Seattle, July 18. The rejuvenated
Giants took Spokane down the line for
the third successive time today before
a full house of -Pouatch'celebratora by
ine score. oi o to o. - . :.;;'-j..j " 'i
As a result of today's victory Seat
tle passes Spokane and is once more
In second place. The aeries now stands
Spokane three, Seattle three. Tomor
row's battle will be for the rubber and
second place In the;race.'.v:&r'i,.t.'M.t-i;;-
The Giants hit the ball at oppor
tune times, while errors ; helped swell
the final' score.-"i Ki'J:i-Xi:--:,
Fullerton had the enemy under Ms
control - at . all times and - bis team
played behind j him -in ' championship
form with : the - exception of Perrlne,
who, kicked, two grounders, and Duddy,
who 1 dropped ; a fly in right which
should have been an oat. ! ; " J
Duddyredeemed blmself ; with the
stick,' .however, if or j he slammed out
three safeties ut Of .three times at
bat, leading both teams with the club.
The ; score: - - " v--R. H. K.
Seattle ,. 6 ,9 ... 3'
Spokanev . . . ........ .'.,V. . . . 9 6 2
Batterles---Fullerton ' and . Cadman;
Hughes and Altaian, Shear.
By AL'C Joy..- -A V
-San Francisco. Cal July 18.-r-The
northward progress of "the . occupants
of lower six was halted' by an accident
today;. Sacramento defeated Oakland,
2 to 1. f That was the accident. ' "
i Nevertheless ; and , notwithstanding
the recent splurge and splutter of the
Oaks. It must be recorded that their
Own' carelessness - was - the cause tof
this accident of today. They ran bases
with the speed and precision of a iclock
running., backwards. They - got away
from Daddy Bohrer's throws after the
fashion -of a mountain glgglg getting
away' from, Joe Knowles. .-- Just - to
save ourselves ' from being classed as
nature-'fakers.twe. shall explain- that a
glggig,:-is a. ur bearing : bird that
meows like - a goose. " It , has a small,
hard skull; and bats aboo t -.JSO.), ' Out
of 11 hits made off Liefty Half-Measure
Williams, - the -Oaks got Just - one run.
T;h Oaks were first to score.. After
young-Mr. Menges had filed out; Honus
Mitzo slammed a hit to center field.
Clinton Prough 1 struck out. - Then
Tomtit Qulnlan singled to right - field.
Rube ; Gardner followed . immediately
with, a drive to left and Mitze scored.
In the f if thMnnlng Eddie Halllnan
started, off with a hit to short which
Menges could not handle. Shlnn. filed
to Mlddleton.. - Then came 'Billy On
with a clean drive to right, sending
Halllnan to third. .V.rv.
. xtonrer was next, no sent a sizzung
grounder toward . short,' and Art Guest
attempted to field It But the ball was
too hot' for hlnn VK bounded up and
took him In the chest and bounded far
ftv. -j.It. went, ever riant field
With Nesssin pursuit, PWhea he final
ly got, the bali and shot Jt to second,
Rohrer was safe at that station and
Halllnan and Orr were, over the plate.
Williams struck out and Moran filed
to Menges, ending the inning,
iWith two down in the eeventh in
ning,? Billy; Orr again hit" the ball a
vicious rap, knocking It to the right
center ; fence for. three sacks. ? And
again came Daddy Bohrer-to the res
cue -with a long single to center Held,
and 4n cima'Orr. With the third run. .
- The Oaks haa many a chance, but
stupid basa runnings Bohrer's great
throwing and a couple of fast 'double
plays cut them out, Bcore:.
SACEAMEKTO ,
' '- " . , ' AB, B. H. PO. A. E
Moran. ct 4 o-o o o
Cook, 2b ,............. 4
Cot. . rf ......V;. ...... 4
Tennant. lb ....
Halllnan. 8b ...
Khlnn. If .............. 4 , O
Orr, a 4 2
Rohrer, ............. 4 , 0
fV lUlams, p .- 3 O
; ; -. rAUIrlU bnUUI : btl I fcK I HAN lyiki Mttl f I
: s-:-' ' " ' " ' sr
.1 .
- 1 '
I 1 r u
1 . , J
, : , tI3 ... ,
1
STANDINGS OF THE TEAMS
o
..... 4 .0
..... S 1
.28
0 1 2T ' 0
RESOLUTE v BESTS VANITIE
i
Batted for Utacbl a aornth. " . "
( SCOKK ' BY IN.VINOS J r
San Kmurlm-o. O .0 , - o e t 0
Hits ,....,!, 3 ; t i -o .tio
-Triilre .....,, O o 0 0 0 j ,0
i nrr-Daae . Blt-.nrle. Tvo-b ' itta
rlflrc bltBwtoii., Poa oa halla Off Whit
y rannlng e.. 8tAk) hrara ritacerald. fori
"P.""11 fit her Lard.. Tune"
aj a 111 It anskl iifc If w - . l
Newport. R. X- July 1 8. Resolute
won this afternoon's race- between the
cup defenders on a time allowance from
Vanltle. The Defiance ran a good race,
but was distanced at the finish. The
yachts started: Resolute," 1 :31 M 5; De
fiance, i:3z:oo; ,vaniue, i:32:oo, v and
finished: Resolute, 5 :28 :10:'-,vanitie.
18:10; Defiance, : 51 :52 f-; c
6
o-
2
t
. 1
- e
Elmer E." S ha ver,1 General Manager.
'. v of the Interstate Associatloa, and
. ; two pf .7 the . trophies d'or first
-i"' prize winner. The winner of. th
:Pacitio Coast Handicap gets the
: . diamond - studded medal on thd
'; "left, and the winner", of the pre-.-
liminary, handicap gets the . sin-'
gle . stone medal. ;: ' Both are ' of
- solid gold.
Two years 'ago Elmer '.-IE. Shaner,
general . manager' Of ther Interstate ao-
sociatlon; t-viaited: PortJana. wiven? tne
local gun club was staging; the seventh
annual Pacific coast. handicap tourna
ment, and in ah Interview:' stated, that
trap shooting -waa hecoming. one of the
most popular aporv:o.ctean sporis
nien. '.' ,: ' ' .' ' ': ". ' .,
Yesterday iLMri' Shaner'-state3 stfcat
there -was more -trap shooting' la the
United State last: year than oer e
fore: and that the outlook for -tli fu
ture was very bright Because tne game
is; diminishing -and gajmeireseryes are
becoming vbigger . ana Detter - tn u
statea'v-:- - "iL -fi v:''"'T V-"s:r
"Several hundred .-Tin ciuoa rrero
formed in the lotted SUtes -last year
which brings; the totar up to-over sswu
clubs,1" said Shaner. . "Trap shotting
la becoming-very popular "with-women
shooters also, and . several ; exclusive
clubs were 'organized last - .year " by
women. -v-.v-."-' '"?'-. -,r.:!--''i..-.v:.T"
."WUmlngtoniDel has the Nemours
club; which Is an exclusive women s
club, 'and soma very . good scores are
made ' at ; 'tha. weekly - meeting of, the
ladieaCi: -," :V -sh c'y.if..
. "Trap ahootlhg has reached a plana
where it is purely an amateur epoit.
Professional - shooting- .has 3 practically
been eliminated.": Professionals r still
enter' tournaments, but : they do not
carry. away i: any of " the .. trophies or
purses.. The professional- shooter Is a
help to. ' a beginner.- ' He sees their
mistakes and shows them how to cor
rect their faults.".; -"' - ' .'.7-w'v:
- Shaner stated that the Portland Gun
club was a better equipped club titan
any in. the . United States, with the
43
: 49
49
It
66
.551
. .614
.623
. :4U7
'34
.133
.22
.41 1
.ai
.171
.88?
.07
88 .&
60 .413
64 .383
83
41
44
.684
.641
.624
.41
.481
.47
,41
,43
.800
.663
: Vaeifla Coast Zarue.
. , v, s y i,. Won LoP.C.
rvruina . ........... st
,Jjo Angeles '63
venic .................
San Francisco ........ ..68
Sacramento ............ v
Oakland- 41
jrorthwest Xarae. - -Vancouver-....
.t.i... S6
SeattU lH
Spokane ................ 67 38
Victoria 38 69
Portland" ............. .v s-
Tacoma .38 82
. . . -VMUrg Trt-Stata IaSTU
Pendleton . -........-84 J
Walla Walla ;.6
Baker 38
North Taklma -. 35
- Xatloaal tearo..
New. Tork 45
. ti aj aau . . m- -w
St. Louis ,;-....V..,.. 44 40
Cincinnati ' 89 v 42
Philadelphia ..... ..,. 37" 40
Pittsburg 1 ....... 35
Boston ...... . 3
. : Amerloaa 3eag-ae. .
PhlUdelphla 48 83
Detroit ........ -7 38
Waihlnrtnn .:.,. 45 - 37
Boston 45 -'40- .623
Chicago ...... ........ 48 4 49 .618
St. Louis a., .......... 42 40 .J3
New York, ;.,..;.vv " ih''ii
Cleveland .......-..... 28 64 -.841
1 7J redaral 3eara.
Chicago .,...'....,
Indianapolis ' ...... ..... '44
Plllmr V. 44
Brooklyn j 1
Rnf flr - . .49 39
Kansas City ........;... 37 -46
St. Xxuls ...i..,......51?! 47
Pittsburg ; .. T. ...... . . v 31 47
... . amencaa aimcuibb.
Milwaukee- . . . ........ 48 40 .545
Cleveland- '48 ' 43. .633
ouls villa . v . , ; . . . .. ; . ; 4 1 4 8 r .6 J 3
ndlanapoHs ............ 48 45 .516
"Canaas City .............48 ; -45 ,.616
llnneapolls ". . ........ J 46 44 .508
Columbus .,.. 44 ,;45.494
St. Paul., ..... .. ........ 33 , 68 .358
- -Western Jttvu
Sioux Citly 63 .85; .683
St. Joaepn ............... 51. .
Denver ....... .......... 49 .87 .7
!) Mninn 4( . 43 .517
IJncoln ..... 46 .41.11
nma.hn. - .....40 48 ' .485
Wlrhlta. . 35 53 J89
Topeka v.'- .. .. ..i. .V." S3 67 '40
- ITnloa Association.
nril.n -r...:...,:...... .2 ' .818
B 4 ..111
i I r,466
6 8 - .455
4 7 .384
Fritz Holland: Gets ;. '
Decision Over Parch
Sydney. N, S. w. July I t-Frl la -Holland
of Spokane was given the do-
cislon over "Australian. Darch here
today after 20 rounds of bard and fast
boxing. A. large .crowd witnessed' the '
bout.. The men are mlddlwi-ht
L Joe Welling of Chicago, who came
" witn Jimmy - Clabby .
O'Neil of England tMelbourne
j At Brisbane, Jack King of-Australla
knocked out Nat WOllama-of England
la 11 rounds. . . , - . . ,
Gibbons-Murray
Bout: Being Urged
84
S3
37
San Francisco. July 18. Failing in
his efforts to match Mike Gibbons t
St Paul and Georre Chin
t weight bout because Chin l-nA m ,-
.549lSallor Petroskey . here July Ji, when.
uiooone maae exorbitant demands for
iu awvices, t Tomoter , James ; Col- "
froth. expected tonight to eomnlut ar.
rangeraents for a bout aome.tim n '
August between Gibbons and Billy .
Murray of Sacramento. Murray already
baa .accepted and Cof froth anticipates
uo , uraucuiiy m oDtainlng Olbbont I
consent to the match, - .. '
1 .571
.643
.639
.606
. .448
-1..42T
: .397
a t
f a )
possible-exception of the Bradford, Pa
club. , "The Bradford ' club -haa hai
more time to develop Its ; place. . b'lt
just as soon, as Portland -gets tt Uutte
grounds Into abape.lt will be the best I Helena '.v.
In North America," said Shaner. . jwoiae ...... ......
Ti-Another thing which is helping ''tr.e.-g11 k4- ...........
gun clubs throughout the United States Murray,' ................
Ins; more attenUon to the aocial end. PORTLAND CAPTURES
os a tournament now tnan ever cm-rc,
and that is a big' help to the sport The
Portland club has a great opportunity
to develop Its aoclal features, and the
officials of the club tell me, that the;
intend to look. after this -end of the
port.'-JrA'. . -- . - .
-v Shaner predicted that this season's
shoot would - be better than the 1912
'shoofcs."---:. - ' ' ' j -
- FISKE TROPHY FIRST
TIME IN FIVE YEARS
(Continued From Pare One.)
..Total. '..' 8;"-i82T.;.ie..;;3
AB. S. H. PO. A. E.
Qnlnlan. rf 4 0 . 1
MldcUeton, If . i. ... . ... , 4 --: 0 S -
Nea, 2b .............. 4 0 2
Zacher, et ............ 4 0 .2
titiest, bo ............ a
Menges, aa ............ 4
Mltae, e 2
Pongh, p ............. a
Alexander ............ 1
Chriatlaa, .;..,.,.. 0
Arbogast,
Total
.81
I 0
o ;
O . 0
-0
.0 0
"1 .n
14
. 2 :
;-i
.
2 -
it :
08
Batted fori Proogh lBelshtlC '
Batted for eoest In ninth.
fiA;V ; 8CORBV BY i INNINGS.
Sacramento ... 0 0 i ' 8 0 1
Hits ....j... O .1 CO 3 v3 lf 1 8
Oakland 0 1 . - O 0 0 ' 0 1
- Bite A-iv t 1 1 8 ; 2 . . 2 s . 1 ; 1 U
.5;.,-4. ... 8&MMARY ; . ; . .- .
Three- rbna, serrn hits -f f Prtragb In eight
lnoinga. (Charge defeat to Prtmgh.'i' .. Three
ba hit Ore Two-bar hit RoUref. Sac
i If Ice hita Halllnan, WlUlama. Bate on balls
OfffWinUms 2,- Strnplt out By Williams
6; by Prough-, 1; by Christian 1. Hit Iby
pitcher Guest. -Double ' playa Prangh t to
Queat 4o Manges to Qulnlan; ' Tennant to
Bohrer to .Tennanti. Tennaat to Cook. Time
1:40. Vmpirea-Gnthrle and ploney.
OUIM ETf G OLP !; C H AMPf6 N
1 '? :t , L" .;"..'-.' 1:-
Boston, - July . 18-Francla" Oulmet,
national open golf ohampion, this aft
ernoon wen the Massachusetts amateur
golf championship; by defeating ; Ray
R. Gorton of Braeburn, . 6 up and -4
to go in S 6 holes. Oulmet finished one
up for the morning round and steadily
increased his lead on the final 18 holes.
AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES
'. Washington, t joly 1 18. Five costly
errors' by Clevelandscoupled With
seven effective HliS.yGrifllth'ai.-'Senr
atorsV gave thfe Jatterran easyrVlctory
today 5,-i;t0,;SfXf Bcort'B. H.a
WashingtoOA.i!i,.?J- 5V' 5 6
Cleveland -'i ' ' "-';' ' 1 : 5
; h Batteries : - Morton , and Bassler;
Ayers, Englo and Henry, f. i.-. .t '.'
ti-. 'Tigers Win ' in - TbirtcentluU '
' A Boston,1 " Jiiiy 18 In an exciting- 1
inninr : battle today the -Tigers finally
.nr h?&ed SOX. .4 ' to 2. ThO
sensaUonal catch of. Speaker's fly by
Veacn in tha plntlw doubllnr EHgl at
the plate, was the feature.. Scored" V
, :u,: ;-i AsifiA ;""" ''X$ H.-SS.
Detroit .... . ... r A' J ,l
Boston -. . ii. . . v . . - .
Batteries Dubuc, : Stanago and' Ba
ker; Shore, Leonard, Bedient, Cady and
Carrlgan.. r - .
, ' . ;
Philadelphia. July' 18. By grfthblftg
both games of -.today's -double header
from the White' Sox the Athletics made
If three straight o"the 'series. - Ed
Walsh showed great form .in another
"comeback performance In the first
game, but had, wobbly-support. - Score
first game: ; - - - - ;' R-
Chicago- .. .;.' .,
Philadelphia .-A . V." 4 6 ,
Batteries Walsh aand Schalk;; Plank
and Lapp.' i. i ' ' -
, Second game; .-. ; ' t
Chicago ..l .
Philadelphia . . . w : - Jtl
vBatteriea Qcotte; Lathrop and May
er; Bender and Schang. .- ,
.YankstDontinue Streak. :
, I New .York, July 18. The New .York
Yanks' continued their" winning - ram
n ' tjda.'v- beating St. - Louis 6 to I
Ray Caldwell,, who -has developed Into
a consistent winner for. Chance,, kept
the Browns': seven Tilts well suuereo.
St ilxmls . ..;...';,.. . , .. 2 .1; 1
v. -vnw.- - . . ... . .--. 5 S -1
i- Hsmiltan'. M MltcheU. . v Agnew ; -and
Jenkins; Caldwell and Nunamaker.', ..
WESTERN TRI -STATE
1
Walla .Walla, Wash-, Juljr 18V With
the .North" Yakima teamrplayina; horse
for nine long, tiresome innings. Walla
Walla defeated, the taileHders of the
Western Trt -State league by a score of
T Ht04:8 this afternoon. .-- Tho Bears
had a shutout until the eighth,; when
the foolishness became contagious and
they sluffed off three scores, . ;
v Sunday's game will end the Western
Trl-State league for local fans,, few
of whom have attended the last aeries.
': "'- f-f'r-i-rf:: V;- R..H.E.
Walla Walla . ; v U V 7 12 4
North Yakima 8 9 1
Batteries Leener and - Sheely : Mc-
QuarrrJKrusei.an4'We4
Baker, Or, July 1 gv The Pendleton
Buckaroos strengthened their hold on
the lead of f tho western ; tri-state
league today by shutting Baker out E
to , 0. -; Osborne .for Pendleton : allowed
but five safe hits and struck out" ten
batters,-: while .Pendleton : hit ; Suther
land for a total -of nine hits., ' .
Three of Pendleton's runs In tha
ninth inning were earned, the other two
resulting from -errors by Shortstop
Togneri.' Pendleton scored one in first
on overthrow to first by Togneri, and
Texas leaguer by second : baseman
Naughton. -. f . - :y ;- .
Pitcher " Sutherland: held them -help
less thereafter until the ninth, when
two - triples, , double! f lelders-cholce
and 'wild, throw- homo by Togneri net
ted four more. --Bakerf got only two
men, to third A close-decision at the
plate ' by Umpire) Ooxyv prevented the
locals 'scoring at 'least one, in tne
seventh inning... v ; s-'" ";... f- .-
Score: . v ' - - R. h. E.
Pendleton . . . .6 ; 9 0
Baker .......-i.;6 i
Batteries Osborne and .Pembroke;
Sutherland and Klng,. ?i-X-
Second game: :
V txcerald. rf , 8
ii i.erj, an- 3
h Her, If M , , 4
. Dwwna, 2b . .......... 4
, Tfln, ef 8
( liarlea, lb ......... ;i
t .rhan, as ...... f,..s. 2
larke, . . L.." 3
, I'ernoll. p 3
Mnndiirff .....u...... 1
"Howard , ...' o
rRAKCXC0 ' '
ROSENBLATT BOWLING TEAM,:WHICH WON CHAMPIONSHIP CUP
jKiaaM$S
, Totals
Leard, 2b 3
Kane, rf '. 8
Barleas, rf 4
. l.ttsrht, St. ............ 8
Borton, 1 b 7. . . . .... . r., 4
. M'Ardla.j a t
Elliott, e' ....,........ 3
' Siarknaaa." p . ... $ 2
:'....2-
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v AB. It. H. PO
o 1
124 JT II
'.ToUls"
...... 28 ,i- 4"
8 .27
- ii
Ifl
Batted for Pernoll a .-ninth. ' ?
"J Bartted for O'Lejry tn ninth. ' ; i.-
.. r ; 8COKB BY IXXIXnS
San rranriae.. e 0 O o o
Kits',. , - o - o,
Tenlee .1 '.':' 8 - 0,
- Hits 0 V 1 ,0 S 1. 1
Hnme- rnn Kane. Two-baae hit Rchallfr.
pacriiiee niTa-iitscBi. Kaoe ffarknesa. . St..
' leo baaes Howard 2, Leard. . - Baaea uu bait
i)ti l'ernon ;,oit Uarkoesa a, tttrack w
. By s Prrnoll 1 ; by Harknesa 2. Hit .by
.1:30. Dmptre Hayes.
Harknesa, Time ;
' , Vestern lagne esuitst .V
-: At Omaha--i..,'-:,:;"t:..;;:,.'';'...r'R. H.'E.
.. Topeka' . ,V iV. .5, 1116 2
Omaha . . . .... ...... ... . .. . 6 6 8
- ; At Denver,:- v,lVv-. t-:'V?i' R.H.H
Des Moines . . i .............. . 4 .11 . 6
Denver ..... ... ... v..iV.,in 8 11 2
" At Sioux City- ?.'V-VR.H. E.
Wichita . .'. 0 & 3
.Kioux Clty .v.......,.,.VfcV 8-13 r 0
At Uncoln-- . . R. H. E
!f-'t. Joseph ,.s..U...'',:; ,..'10 18 0
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310
.- The Boston high school committee
may abolish1-, the position "of faculty
'manager next fait The action.' If put
Into .operation, will put the. work on
'th shoulders of the faculty coaches.
Quintet of Bowlers, who won the Championship Cup in the Clothiers', League. , From left to right, the ;
- (. players are:- w. J. Alberts, F. H. Waters, J. w: Birreil, captain 'Fred Raymond and D. J. Sluyter.
v Crther teams In the league .were: R.; hL Gray,"1 Ben,, Selling andBuffutt & Pendleton-"The Rosen-'
Matt team won. the champions hip by a margaln of one game over the r; M. Grays." r 'Each team'
splayed; 86 games. Next season It is the plan to have six teams In the league. ; : c s f
FEDERAL LEAGUE' GAMES
I '"'-., T"f' ' L.K " ' : i'"
X Cindiapolis AVtos.1 V: .:V'
'- St, Ixrnls, ; July ll Taking two
hits' to tha, Slouf eds one,' Indianapolis
today defeated - the - locals, , 8 ,to 4.
Brown's - mtn. started with a rush-
Score: y-Vf-v ' ? h ;e
Indianapolis V . . . .' . ." S 1 2 r 0
StLouisJ..,....w...i.-... 4 8 2
Batteries Moseley - - and Rarlden;
Davenport and. Chapman. , - . .
: : , Baltimore Takes Two.V ; .
f Buf falo, N:t July ' 18. BalUmore
took two straight ' from the. Buff eda
today. Five hits gave tha visitors t
runs in the opener,- two errors helping.
in the second BalUmore walloped the
tar:.out..t Pitcher .Moor and then
threatened Moran worse, winning 15 to
2..- Scores: . -vt '-" -
NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES
S:Cajfnals . Beat Phizes. ; .'
k St " Louis, -July 18. In a -Blugf est
the Cardinals outhlt the Phillies 1 4 to
9 and won 6 to 6. Miner's single In
tho last half of tho nlath -with two
down 'put across the winning; run.. - .
Score: -i VJ USa? j i -'-:
Philadelphia . v 5 S 1
St Louis .........w. 14 1
Batteries Alexander,, and - KHUfer;
Steele. Orlner and -Wingo. it
: ? Pirates and - Giants Split. ,
Pittsburg, ; July 18. Every variety
of baseball: was V: staged at - Forbes
field today, -when the Pirates and
Giants split a double header, r Harmon
held - tha -McOrawites ' to six acattered
hits irt the opening contest and Pitts
burg won .2 to o. Pittsburg touched
Mathewaon for10 hits in the second
game, but McQulllen loosened In the
extra inning, and New Tork slugged
the ball for 3 "runs, taking the game
8 to 6.. -Tha Pirates hit freely In the
closing half, but could get c-nly two
runs over the plate. - Score: - . .
i - First game. - - ,
New 'Tork,......"....... .0 2
Pjttsbure v. . . .-. 3 6 l
Batteries -Uemaree, . wotnma and
Meyers; , McQulllen, Mamaux and. Gib
son. :.-,-.'- . V. ; V,
' Second -(lime. X i' SL :
New York , ....... v.. . 8 10 4 E
Pittsburg . . i-. .... i i.; 6 10
Batteries Mathewson ' and Meyers;
McQulllen, Mamaux. and Gibson, c
i!t.:f:'-:"' - '. "' -v.v':-- '-l
ytCbsOet'Closeto Top'?.;
Chicago,' July 18 The Cuba "edged
closer .' to the Giants, and .leadership in
the National league scramble by beat
ing the Dodgers 4 to 2 today. ,; Consec.
utlve blngies did tho work,, -. ; .
Brooklyn v- . . . . ,". .', . ti " 3
Chlcaeo . . ,..., .....'.'i 4-i'8
Batteries Altchlson, Brown y and
McCartyr Lavender and Bresnahan.
,' Jtostan'xvuis'y
Cincinnati, . July - 18. The I ' Braves
made It two straight from the Reds
today, smashing out . 10 blngies .-and
winning 8 to 3.,; Score; . R H E
Boston T7 . . . -. . ... . . . ; . i . V 10
Cincinnati .............. 3 7
Batteries -t- Rudolph and Gowdy
Ames, jear ana rwin. tonzajea. -
The two major .league baseball or
ganizations. ' American and' National,
have spent 82.047.961.75 on new play
ers In the last five years. I
First game
R.H.E.
Baltimore ...... ..;.i.".V..t'.r.8 2
Buffalo.,-. ..V.. v.. ;.;.... .;0 2
Batteries Suars .- and Jacklitachr
Krapp, Brown and . Blair, ; Allen. -. . -
- Bcoona ; game . .; - . .. . - k. h. E.
Baltimore, ........i.. ....... .15 19 1
Buffalo ..........i 2 - 7 t
;,Batteries-t-Wnhelra and- Jacklitach;
Moran and Blair.-. . ;. . .-
: : f . ' ' .. .-,
' . Brooks Take Both. V , ;
Pittsburg. - Pa.. 'July. 18. Brooklyn
took both ends . of a doubleheader . this
afternoon from - the r Pi ttf eds ' through
superior' playing-, and heavier' hlttlnr.
Boorea:- . - r;,-.--: . :;,;..; ? ...
First same - . i T tt
Brooklyn ,a t.r. 2.. i-.-; . ..7 12 : 2
Pittsburg . . .v. .t 7 t
J Batteries Beaton, and Land; Walker,
LeClalre and Roberta.., v
Brooklyn C ' a n .
Pittsburg .. 4' i
Batteries Lafltt and Owamar riicW.
son-.. mad- Kerr.-. ;. ,
Chifeds Are Winners. , ' :
Kansks Clry.'Mo. July 18. hicaro
drove another peg into her hold on the
first place among: " the Federals this
afternoon . by beating- Kansas City.- 8
to 1, in a -ninth Inning rally that broke
atle. - Score: -:;Xiu- R. H. E.
Chicago r...i.lS.i,.,....,6 11 1
Kansas City . ..v. .t ; . . . , v . . S 2
Batteries Lange and. Wilson; Cullop
and Easterly. ,f , A-- -. , v ,-. ' - ,.-. "
VANCOUVER WINS. EASILY
Vancouver, B,' July-18 Vancou
ver batted .Narveson, and McKenrv
hard this afternoon and had little trou-
Die,wjnning irom Victoria-10 to 2.
Victoria hit Reuther hard at the start,
but. the Vancouver .southpaw', steadied
down after; the seebnd and was Invin
cible in the pinches. . , v - , .. .
rr"i. . . a . , .. .
(Bnio waa ' viatTeix- dt j constant t
wrangling between the, play era and J
Umpire Burnside.' . The score: V 4
:?-:':;$; '.-.-. R. H. E. I
Vfetorla-: J.-r: Li it - t
Vancouver . . . I r.i, i-. . . ; . ;io 14 ' l
.Batteries Narveson, Steele. McKen-
ry and Hoffman; Reuther and Cheek.
TACOMA : MAKES IT y
THREE STRAIGHT OFF
:;: COLT AGGREGATION
:- (Continued From Page-Qne. . -
a feature. Both teams played without
The seors: . 'iy' ("; ?;'
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7. , . . vr . .......... u u
Meletiior. rf S a
Lewu. rf g a "e
uuiinl, lt 2. i ,2
Will la ma, lb 4 o j
Mart ay, -4 i
BalTaon,.p ...1 0.
rrambaca, p l , 0 - 0
Tleta, p .............. l; 0
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2)
0
- 2
: 11
8
1
0
i 0
IS 24 11
-Totals ..,..'.83 . . g
V - - . TACOMA .
' . - as. a. H. PO. A. B.
1 1 O A
Bender. f
Nelgfahora, rf ......... 2
MeMnlUa, 8b 4
BoeekeV b , .......... 8
Sutler, aa ... .. ........ s
B rot tern, e ............ 8
ke, lb . I
rlea. If .. ...... . . . . S
Jouaa. p .........
1
1
1 .
1
0
1
11
o
o
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0
o
0
he did against Wlckeraham . tha pre
vious day. ' y ' - " -
In the challenge round of the" men's
doubles. Richardson and Andrews de
fending, won but one game from Johns
and Roberta. .' The speed and serving
of .the Calif ornlane was too much for
the . local players. 'V " '
The-final match of the ladies' dou
bles, fwhlch'Waa' being played hi the
same time as the one between Rich
ardson and r Johns, was close. Miss
Stella-Fording and Miss ,C Tucker,
after dropping the, first aet C-4
played a .wonderful rup-hlll game and
pulled the match - out of the fire as
they did against Miss Ryder and Miss
Haasalo- in the 1 seml-flnala and won
out 8-3,-8-4. . The match. was replete
with sensational ralllea i -
- .Miss - Sarah Livingstone had little
trouble defending her title In the sin
gles.-, Her. form and serving was al
most perfect, and . she Is without
doubt tha best woman player in the
northwest Eh - knows - tennis and
knows how to play it She is steady
and consistent and has a good stroke.
Miss Fording played a, fair game, but
It was not up to her usual standard.
-.' Preslaeat WUbux rrrasents (Tap. ,1
i Catlln, Wolf ard of Portland .won the
junior boy's championship of the state
from G, Ware of Spokane,' and Miss
Mabel Ryder won the junior girl's
title, beating Miss Haasalo, 6-8, 6-1.
- The - final match of the men's con
solations was a hard struggle between
A. S. Frohman and H. A. Wllklns. Froh
man won by taking the first and third
sets - by. 6-4 - -scores. : Miss Winifred
Bent won the ladies', consolations. '
'"Tha cups were presented to the win
ners after the final match of tha day
by President Ralph .W." Wilbur of the
Multnomah Amateur Athletic club. Be
fore distributing the cups, Mr. Wil
bur made a short address. , .--. ;
- - v. Ts-rteraars Besnlts. ' ;
Men's singles, final round L. . K.
Richardson - Portland) j beat H. Van-Dyke-
Johns san Francisco), 6-2, 8-8,
7-6. , 4-8, 8-2.' - - . ; -
Men's doubles, challenge' round H.
Van Dyke Johns and Roland- Roberta
Totals
.MIII,W
...27
T 27 14 - 0
Batted foe Praatbaeh la serentk.
- eooaa bt innings x - .. -
Portland lO'O o n o A ft a
Tacoma ........ 2 O ' 2 0 1 O o &
-, . .. guiataBT - -
Stolen hue Lawls. Nalghbors, Botlftr.
Bacrlf Ice 1 hits Neighbors 2. Baoekal. iillU
eaa, Jones. Twe-baa hits Murray 2, Me
Knne. Mcafnula, Butler. Credit defeat to '
Balreaoa. Wild pitch Jones, Baa oa balls
Bender,. Nelghbora, Butler, Brotteta. Htok
ke, it lea 2,-Uuignl S. Struck out Brottem.
etokke, Jones. . Time of game .l.eO. Lm
plra WheclOT.
(San FraAcisco) beat L. K. Richardson
and F. H, V. Andrews (Portland) 8-1,
-, 8-0. - .
iaaiea" singles, challenge round
Miss Sarah Livinastone (Seattle) beat
miss bteua avoramg
(Portland- 6-0.
Ladles - doubles, final round Miss
Stella Fording and . Miss C. Tucker
(Portland) beat Mra W. I. Northup
and Mlii Lily Fox . (Portland, 4-4,
6-2, 6-4. -
Mixed ' doubles, final round Miss
Sarah Livingstone (Seattle) and K.
Smith (Portland) beat Miss Mabel .
Ryder (Portland) and Roland Roberts
tSan Francisco), 6-2 6-8.
- Junior girls' singles, final round
Miss Ryder beat Miss Hasnslo, 8-8. 6-3.
Junior boys', singles, final round
Catlln Wolfard beat O. Vare 6-8. 8-2.
Men's consolations,, final round A.
S. Frohman beat H. . A. Wllklns, 6-4.
4-. 8-4. - - - .
Ladles consolation, final round
Miss .Bent beat Miss Collins, 6-2. 8-2.
V Educational Notes. - ; -
v A playground Institute has been or
ganized in Cleveland, O to train'
workers for the local playgrounds and
recreation center. '
- Americas physicians who think of
practicing medicine in Egypt are
warned through consular advices that
the khedlve's government will hence- -forth
require a license; and licenses
will be granted only to graduates of
recognised oUoecee.
Paddy Livingston and Jack Wright,
two former well-known big leaguers,
are cracking out the safe ones la the
American associatloa this season. , -
Here us is-OiiF New Model
- .. .a gajgTtv main, zxazojjrr azfioa. V
American Association : Results.' "
At Columbus: : .. R H Tff
Milwaukee ..j... 812 f
Columbus i i.. . ..7. . ..v. 7 11 2
Batteries Powell and Hughes:. Da
vis, Ingersojl and Smith. -
- At ClevelandVflO inning) i '- RMf V.
St- Paul ... .......... ...ii. 6 9 .
Cleveland ....... T 18 8
- Batteries Karger and Glenn, Jamee;
Brenton. Dllllnger, James and Devogi
... .. .- . .J '
j At. Indianapolis (IS Innings) :R II E
Minneapolis ..-........., '5 10' t
Indianapolis ' 0 '4 ;
' Batteries Patterson and', Smith;
Burk and Gossett. . . '- i f ':' -
AC Louisville (U Innings):. RHV B
Kansas City- . ........... ...v 8 8 " 1
Louisville ...... . ;i....f 4 8 ' 2
' Batteries Gallia' and. Giebel; Ellis
and -Severoid. - ,-. t ; -, ,
1 '" - Jx
1 T
i
f '-X. Union .'Association' Reaults. :'z
-At Baft "Lake- 'C -X : R, HE:
Murray',... ........ 6 9 2
Salt Lake ... ....4...... ..... . 12 -2
Batteries Crespl and Riorden; Fits
geraid and McClaln.' :. v. -
At Ogden . ' . " ' R. H. EL
Helena ...... ii.. i.. 8. 1
Ogden 4 ....... i -..1 16 2
Batteries Ames. Belford and Crit
tenden ; Rustenaaven, Tod. and . Sea
bough. . ,...,...-"-... ,''.':-. '-
At Boise ' ' ' ' .. R. H.E.
Boise 8 11.8
Butte . 4 12 2
Batteries Melter and Weaver; Mc
Creary and WUUrd. - -
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