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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, FRIDAY EVENING, OCTOBER TO, 1914. 13 PORTLAND MAKES EVEN DOZEN OF TALLIES IN GAME AGAINST OAKS Every Man on Club Gets From One To Three Bingles Off Ty's Slabsters, . HAL KRAUSE HITS HOMER SALEM ROOTEES GO WITH ELEVEN TO CORVALLIS, OR- Aggies Hospital List Is Heavy and Team Is In Weakened Condition, Adda to Bum Total of Stuu by OettlBff Three XUts; Eix Hans Are Mad la tie TMrd Canto. Oakland. Cal.. Oct. 16. Portland Imply made a runaway of It In their game yesterday with the Oakland tall endcrs, winning 12 to 5. Harry Krause pitched against the trailers and hia only bad inning was the sixth, when wire mia via some Dad play a gave three runs. Harry was one of the main factors In winning bis game, getting three hits, including a borne run. inree vjamana twiners were ,sent against the Beavers and Manager Christian took a hand himself as a pinch hitter, getting a two bagger. There was a general fattening of batting averages, every man Jack of the champions getting from one to three hits. The Beavers made six huns in the third inning on singles by Lober and Fisher, Krause's sacrifice, Bancroft's walk, Doane s single that scored two runs, Kodgers' triple that cleaned, the bases, and Korea' single, S peas' single and his out while stealing. Score. PORTLAND. AB. B. H. PO. A. B. Baneron. as fi 2 2 4 4 Dome, rf 5 1 3 2 O Rodger. 2b 2 2 113 Korea, lb 6 1 1 14 0 ftpcss, cf ............ 5 1 2 O 0 Darla, 8b 4 0 10 6 Ixbrr, If 5 2 3 8 O KlHhrr, e S 2 2 3 0 Krause, p 4 1 s 3 0 2 Totala 41 12 18 27 13 OAKLAND. A a. R. H PO. A. E. Quintan, rf .. Manges, a ... kfUilleton, If New. 2b Gardner lb . Zacber, cf 4 bowling;. 3b 4 Alpiaoder, c 3 Klllilay, p 0 Crimea, p 2 Arbogaflt, e ..... 2 Scott, p 0 ClirltlD. l Totals 34 ' 0 0 1 2 1 0 1 0 0 O 0 0 o 1 3 2 2 12 4 2 O 1 O 0 o 0 0 6 0 4 2 O 0- 2 0 2 0 0 W 9 27 10 ON THE ALLEYS Oregon Agricultural College, Cor- vallis. Or., Oct. 16. Dr. Stewart, coach of the Oregon Agricultural college's football team, received a - telegram from Leland R. Sackett, manager of Willamette university's team, saying that the Salem eleven, with 200- en thuslastic rooters, would arrive at Corvallls Saturday morning. The new athletic field will also be dedicated Saturday. From all outward appearances it looks as though the Methodists are preparing to duplicate the defeat ad ministered to the University of Ore gon last fall, when it is realized that nearly the whole student body of the institution will accompany the team in an effort to root it on to victory. A glance at the Aggie hospital list and an afternoon's review - of ' the varsity squad on the scrimmage grid iron would show that Willamette s hopes are well founded, and that they stand a good chance of bearing heavy fruit. Abraham, the only man, in the back- field who can be relied upon to make yardage when it is needed most, has The following raates were played m the Oregon alleys last night in the Winter league. RAIN 1KB PALE. 1st. 2d. 3d. Ttl. Are. Ban 177 2M 18 S59 186 Kelley . 252 - 183 175 810 203 Bleney . .. ....... ..Ill zza isu sa Lockhart 208 182 149 610 197 Totals 1026 874 834 2834 niBELDAS. Slater 17S 184 jlSC 648 13 Knanss 1" 244 191 594 191 M.ieter lft 1.V) 5(K 167 Kalk ltl 159 181 601 167 Heffeon 181 173 171 525 175 Totala 866 903 879 2648 High "ore, Lockhart 269; high average, Kelley 203. Baihter ,Pa1e won two oat of three games. Rainier Pale scored highest game of season, 1026. ' J. B. KELLEYS. Rfi-tHrfe ;.1B1 189 175 558 1S5 Raymond 2o2 182 197 5?1 190 Christian 183 169 169 623 li4 Hoaver 311 213 zira rco Al. Meyers 202 168 1Z is Totals 991 921 825 2837 M U KLINE. lYanklln 199 2o 195 600 2O0 PACIFIC PLAYS ALBANY ELEVEN ON HOME FIELD Surprises Expected To Come v From Team Coached By Professor Yakel, Krone Perce . Heuser Kruse . ..1.TT 172 158 487 162 173 201 170 ' 544 181 184 171 190 545 12 191 212 206 603 201 Frank; Saline last evening, when he closed the books. More than S600 voters, about a third of whom are women, have registered. The large registration was occasioned by the unusual Interest manifested In the candidacy of Dr. C J. Smith for gov ernor and fight. In the -wet" and "dry" Hay Fever Sam Juror. Los Angeles, Oct. 1C. A. B. Kall meyer was excused from Jury duty after he had proved to the court by a succession of sneexea that ba had hay fever. To Reduce Fish Duties. " "Washington. Oct. 1 C. Commercial attaches to Latin-American countries have been instructed to cooperate with the slle department lo an effort to get a Reduction of autles on canned fish. 1 ' An Intensive deposit of coal has been discovered in Bolivia at an alti tude cl.U. 000 feet. I Totals 904 962 913 2779 Uijrh score. Hanser 213:'nlgn average, Hans er 209. I. B. Kelleys won two out of three games. 6LAgs A PEUDHOUMT! . Eahlstrom 92 74 IH 257 86 oien r:..::.:u 83 m i Fischer S7 82 10 272 91 MebuT .1 ll M " 105 206 89 Holme 100 108 00 296 99 Totals j 445 422 468 1235 PORTLAND PRINTING HOUSE. Snhnnf 80 94 1O0 81 .90 78 69 87 95 mi 2r:7 80 224 87 255 80 265 not appeared on the field since re r o i v i n ! a thrpfl inch cnwh nn thA Hc: fl I firoi ... ........ 73 In th Multnomah ca.m last Satnr- Frnufhman 72 ua. x ii a nuDAj AeiB iuuva.a nui I Tfipis Via nnt (if the CA.mA for at 1eoRt nn. I nlli.. n,.V Ijm Tjivtho MA nnnn.l I Tntj.l 398 423 438 1257 " -" ' 1 -V-l. I . - . , , V. ) ..V. .VAMM, .. . .... ... I 1 1 i MAN HfUmPH 1UU. UIKU " ' tackle., nas two Daaiy oruised snoui- A... prn.ihnnmc won two ont aers, and nas not scrunmagea so iar I Qt three cames. this week. He' will nrobably be on irvtn HODSON OO. the sidelines Saturday. "BilUe" King Portia T 106 74 256 is also out of it with a broken blood Watkins 76 oj 115 w . . i . . -n. . i rirmrni . . - vv - - vessel in ms ngnt leg. uwers nii 76 90 75 241 knees are not even permitting him to Hedber no 81 88 299 turn out for practice, and with these f SWEENEY. VARXBY & STRAUB. four reeulars out of the lineun. "Doc" iwond 79 104 80 263 Stewart is; real dubious over the out- I Lirtngston Itouertson 91 274 91 86 233 78 82 254 85 85 277 92 Totals 432 441 912 1301 Hiuh score, Watkins 118; high average. r c: l,t. ;r::r.::;: rT n. watiins 95. Sweeney, vamey & btrouD wo0 jji uuvui y t-yuo liiu 10 tu c ucavci w two Gilt Of come of the batUe. SifJ, Captain Hofer has again been shift- Henry S7 ea to tne oacKiieia, ana wun au- worth, Lutz, Hoerline and Teager, will 88 67 87 15 CSpedal to The JranrnaM Pacific University, Forest Grove, Or., Oct. 16. EverytWng is in readiness for the first big game, of the season between the Varsity and Albany col lege elevens, which will be played on the home field tomorrow. It will be the first appearance this season of the working machine of Coach Yakel, and many surprises are .expected from tha new, yet speedy squad which has been developed in the few weeks of prac tice. .. A few of last year's monogram men'will be in line, but all are having a hard time in maintaining their places against the consistent playing of some or the recruits, and as yet Coach Yakel will, make no definite statements as to the probable lineup of Saturday's clash. Several of the men are on the hos pital list yet, and probably will be out of the fray this week. Stanley, Lucas and Parker of the new men. and Cap tain Tupper, Ireland and Frost, among last years stars, are particularly strong,- and are expected to put up an aggressive clash between the schools on the Albany gridiron resulted in a 20-19 victory for the Varsity, and al though hopes are high for a more de cisive win this year, the dope Is still a little uncertain. Up to the present, Willamette uni versity has failed to sign for arrange ments for the annual game between the two schools, and although several letters have been sent from the mana ger and coach here, they have been en tirely disregarded by the Sale mi tea, un til it has become evident that, for rea sons unknown here, the Methodists will hot meet the local lads. The hesitancy and apparent refusal of Willamette to meet Pacific has caused no end of comment here, and until something definite is learned. November C will be an open date for the Varsity. behind the line, Bissett and Huntley are still intact on the wings, with "Hungry" Smyth , and Cole as side kicks at tackle. Moore and either "Dad" King or Watson or Selph will pair off at the guard position, and Anderson at center. This lineup is altogether different from the one which met and successfully defeated the Multnomah club at Portland last week. two ont of three games. State Sets Speed . For Automobiles Christian batted for rVott In the ninth, SCOHB BX INNINGS. Portland 0 0 6 1 2 1 2 0 013 Hlta 0 0 6 1 2 2 5 1 118 uatlana 0 1 0 0 8 0 0O 1 U1U 0 20018008 SUMMARY. Six rail, 5 hits off KlUllay, 11 at bat in 2 13 lnulDfrs; taken out In third, 1 on, 1 out. Six rune. 5 hits off Urlmee. 23 at bat tu 4 2-3 Innings, ilome run Krause. Three buse bits Rodders, Dowllng. Two base hits uowung: Speas, Bancroft. Ness, Chris. nan. o( mice nils liarauer, Krause. Sacrl flee fly Rodgers. Charge defeat to Klllilay rlret base on called balls Off Krause 1, off KiHllay 1, off Crimea 2. off Scott 1. Stole? bases Doane, Gardner. Struck out By Krautse 1. Hit by pitcher Kodgers. by Scott. Double play Kodgers to Bancroft. Passed ' balls Alexander 1. Flsber 1,. Arbogast 1. Left on ba-irtland lOV Oakland 4. Suns respon sible for Kxause '3, Klllilay '6, Grimes 4. Tline-rl :50. Cmplres--Phyle and McCarthy. RALLY GIVS ANGELS WIN Oakland, Cal., Oct. 16. A ninth in ning rally netted the Los Angeles team four runs and a 6 to 3 victory over the Misslonites yesterday. Three pinch hitters aided the Angels in win ning the contest. The score: LOS ANGELES. AB. R. H. PO. A. E. 3000 FANS EXPECTED to SEE AGGIES PLAY Wolter. rf 4 Metzger. 3b Kills. If Abeteln. lb ... Maggert. cf .. Tirry, 2b Johnson, aa .. Boles, c ...... Ebmke, p .... 4ek, ' Harper, ... Gedeon, -2b Creech, p Brooks, c .... 4 5 5 5 3 3 3 3 0 1 0 0 0 1 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 3 0 3 15 2 1 0 a o o 0 o o 0 1 2 0 1 0 5 3 1 4 0 0 1 o 0 California Attorney oenerai wives Stains' That City or County Cannot Segulate Auto Travel. San Francisco, Oct. 16. Complying with the request from District Attor ney Hyhes of Alameda county, Attor nev General Webb ruled today that no roiifnmia ciountv or municipality has WASHINGTON ELEVEN the right to reduce the automobile KTIPPH I I II 1 1 I EE t. U V DtaVD " . held also that all Tines for violations AlhgnrOr Hot 1 (5 That he -Tiler to I of speed laWS mUSt be tUfneQ in 10 crrvnrH nf nt least 5000 horn on rr- rnuntv treasuries, wueiuer tuucuicu tnhor 91 to nttonri th Orpenn Aericul-lbv cities or not tural collea-n and Univerwitv of Wash- Officials said the ruling would nul inirton annual football ame was the lify speed ordinances passed in many statement of Assistant Coach E. T. cities and revolutionize the handling Hays of O. A. C. who was in the city of city collected fines imposed on au- vesterdav afternoon looking over the I tomobilists, grounds. He found the grounds in good shape." They can be put in O. K. con dition at a nominal cost. All . the bleachers used'. during - the last bis football game here are up Just as they were left. Competent men will be hired to look them over and repair them if they need be to insure their safety. Speaking of the Oregon-O. A: C. came. Hava said that thus far It had not been decided where it would be played. He said that this year it is the Aggies' turn to pick the j place, as Oregon designated the place last year. All of our students are lri favor of Portland," Hays said. "Butl a lot of them realize that it would be much more economical if it were played here. So at the present time it is really hard to guess where it will be staged.' Total 30 MISSIONS. 6 15 27 18 ffblna, rf TouDg, 2b Orr. cf Halllnan, xs 'Tennant, lb ... Oay, 3b Van Buren, If . Rohrer. c Malsrkey. p ... J. Williams, p . C Williams, p Totala Aa R. 3 0 4 4 4 3 4 4 2 2 1 0 31 1 0 1 o 1 0 0 0 0 0 PO. A. K. 2 1 4 0 2 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 27 12 Hatted for Terry in ninth. Batted for Boles In ninth. Batted for Ehuike In ninth. SCORE BT INNINGS. Lou Angeles 0 0 O 00 2 0 0 4 6 Hits 1 2 1 2 1 4 00 415 Missions .00 0 2 0 0 0 1 0 3 UlU 0O1 3000206 SUMMARY. No rona, no hlta off J. Williams In 5 1-3 ipniegs 9 at bat; 2 runs. 11 hits. 22 at bat ott Malarkey in 3 1-3 Innings. Two base hits Usllinan, Orr, Wolter. Stolen bases Wol ter, Metxger. Abstetn. Sacrifice bits Metx ger, Shlnn. Tennant. Vint base on colled balls Malarkey 1, J. WilllHms 2. C. Will ; lams 1. Struck out By Ebmke 3, J. Will iani 2. Credit victory to Creeh. Donble ' plsys Halllnan to oung. Young to Ten nant. Wolter to Abstein to Johnson. Shinn t Halllnan. Left on bap Los Angeles 8 Missions 4. Runs responsible for Malarkey X. J. Williams 2. Passed ball Boles, wild pitch Malarkey. Sacrifice fly Robrer. Tim 1:55. Umpires Held and Finney. WHITE SOX WIN TITLE Chicago, 111., Oct, 16. The White Sox won the city championship titlo by defeating the Cubs yesterday, 3 to 2. It was the fourth straight vic tory of the American leaguers. The Sox have won the city title for the last four seasons. The score: R H E Nationals .........; 2 8 1 Amerifcans t 3 2 0 Batteries Humphries, Vaughn. Lav ender and Archer; Scott, Cicotte and Schalk. WESTON STILL WINNING 3us Warren and Ed Mitchell, two local pocket billiard players, gave "Cowboy" Weston, the pocket billiard expert, hard games yesterday at Mc- Credle's parlors. In the afternoon Gus Warren lost by the score of 100 to 89, and in the evening Mitchell lost, 100 to 90. Weston will play Leo Harvey of Portland this afternoon and tonighV he meets Peter Schivley of Hood River. Topight's match promises to be a vey close one. " Seattle Gets It. Seattle, Wash., Oct 16. After a fight between Seattle, San Diego, San Fran cisco, Milwaukee and other cities, Seat tie was awarded the next convention, of the American Bankers' association, to be held in 1915, by the convention which closed last night at Richmond, Va. TheyKeepTheirShape to the End Because they are made by rep utable makers of ready-to-wear men's clothes. MEN'S SUITS $14.75 and $18.75 I would have to charge $20 and $25 if I sold them in a high-rent, ground-floor store no profit is tacked on for HUGE ELECTRIC SIGNS. HIGH GROUND-FLOOR RENT AND OVERHEAD EXPENSE Thd Men at the Game Toirlorrow IT Will Wear New Suits aifd Up-to-the-Minute- Overcoats Umatilla Voters Register. Pendleton, Or., Oct. 16. The largest registration in the history of Umatilla county was, reported by County Clerk "NORMAN" The NEWEST AIRFLOW COLLAR 2 for 25 seats Chitt. ftmbody A Co.. lae. Maker The Men's mtore at Meier & Rank's Is Outfitting E$(mdreds of Men WithiVew Clothing 1! Ftxditi such famous tailorj as Rogers-Peet, jdler-Rochester, Alfredecker & Cohn (Society Brand) , A. B. Kirchbaum, Hickey Freeman, Washington Cf Naumberg & Co., and others. Your ner Suit and Over coat Ready Now! Visit $ur Men's Store tomorrow. Mm H aggaaaaffjaaJMBBTlis ' . aaaa s la S a MC I THe-QjJtolTyO PORTLAND Aider SUl Men's Store, First and Second Floors, Temporary Annex, Fifth and ilder Streets JIMMY DUNN 315-16-17 OREGONIAN BLDG. Elevator to 3d Floor ALCULATONflOCATI FOR CLOTHES SHOP HENCE DECIDED TO QUIT! HAVE o n This Store very recently opened with a Fine Line of Clothing, Overcoats and Pants, to sell for $15.00 and $20.00. Exceptionally good values Pants at $3.50 and $5.00. Your Unrestricted Choice of any Suit or 0 vercoat In the House; REGULAR PRICE $15.00, NOW Sit, stand, stooxor run- You will forget you have Springtcx on. The spring-needle knit fab ric is elastic and form-fitting. Try a Union Suit. $1 up, at your dealer. Wholesale Distributors Fleischner. 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