The Oregon daily journal., March 18, 1915, Page 12, Image 12

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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, : PORTLAND,
WHITE SOX CLICK' OFF
BRINGING UP FATHER
By George McManus
HCrvfxroo do
SIX SWATS IN SIXTH
M?.ifvNO MRS JlCCb
Aj?eSoO coiwc to
E
E
g: Proves Invincible, but
Bishop Pitches :BaU Made
to Chicagoans' Order,
DOANE IS SPECTACULAR
Tiro Wonderful Tbrows Mad Trom
Ontld; MeHTaurhton Flaytn
Tin Otmi.
THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 18. 1915.
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AND
CAPTUR
GAM
s J
. fly R. A. Cronin.
pFesno, Cal., March 18. Manager
w
alter McCredie has practically de
cided to send Pitcher I,Joyd Bishop, the
: Kansas Collegian, to the Spokane team
pt the Northwestern league fpr further
seasoning. Bishop was sent to the
Beavers by ' the Cleveland Americans.
"JIS 1 the fourth- recruit to draw nis
release, Barnes having been, released
toj Spokane yesterday. First Baseman
Hfcll and Pitcher Wlllingham were giv
en! the blue slips Monday.
!mc
todesto, Cal., March 18. Irve Hig-
tTlhbothanr w ent out of the box at the
end of-the fifth inning yesterday af
ternoon without a scar and in addition
lejft a one run lead to Lloyd Bishop,
tike young University of Kansas slab
ieri Bishop; with a fair burst of
speed and a good curve ball, was made
to order for the White Sox and they
proceeded to click him for five solid
Wats. These with a grievous error
by Speas. amassed five runs, enough
t win the game, with Reb Russell
pitching', Invincibly before and after
the sixth.
Outside- of Higginbotham. the spec
tacular, stuff wan injected into the
garnet by Walter Doane, who made two
wonderful throws from the outfield in
tile, fifth inning and saved Hig's bacon.
Brief had singled to right and tried
to take third on Baker's single to
right. He had turned second when
Doane got the ball but Walter made a
perfect peg to Naughton and Bunny
was snuffed out.
-jlMayor went out and Russell singled
to".-right. Baker tried to -score from
third base but Doane made a perfect
peg and headed him off at the plate.
It was the prettiest piece of work in
the three games.. ' .
, ji Bobby Coltrin played a careful game
at short but did not hit and N'augh
ton stood !up under a line drive from
Baker's bat In the ninth that was a
terror. In fact Xaugliton has been
playing such a game that Jim Scott
tprd McCredie he' wished that George
was playing third on the Chicago club.
That's the way the.-major leaguers re
gard this boy. lie has caused more
worry to the Chicago hatters than all
the other players combined.
r- I) Murphy has been showing up so well
.that McCredie shoved him in at second
to take a look at him. lie made Port
land's only run on a hit, a stolen base
and Speas' single to right. Speas
polled half of. the Beaver's six lilts,
While Ty Lobr fanhed before Russell's
Withering i southpaw, the last three
times up. Reb fanned seven of the.
brave boys. Speas dropped a soft fly
in the seventh that allowed one of the
Sox runs and marred ah otherwise
KOOd day.
" Portland filled the bases on hits in
the second with none out and it looked
like a.ciniJh game, but Russell tight
ened and retired the side. The hitters
were Murphy, Speas and I.obcr. Hig
erinbotham' appeared to be in fine shape
and was hit hard only in the fifth in
ning. McCredie did not. want to work
hjlm all the way through, preferring
to see What sort of stuff Bishop was
made of. . He looks good despite the
bleating and may improve.
CHICAGO
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-4-BnU.er, Murphy . Pouble pla.v Hlaklmrne to
. Clolllns to Jlrief. Hmsfs m bulls Off IliiM-in-hotham
1. j oft Bishop 1. off itiissell ' 1 jn-;
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Itimxell 7' Balk Bjxhop. Time
Vuiplrc J. liaiiincnrtiior.
of fauift 1:40.
r FckkI for SKars.
Klamath Falls,.; March IS. n hnn.
red thousand blue black salmon eggs
have been received at the Spencer
Creek hatchery for hatching and lib
eration in the Klamath river, which
connects; the rivers and lakes of this
- district, with the ocean. Salmon form
ai large part of the food supply of
t.h Klamath Indians, who sp,ar the
.fish oil ,;the Williamson and Sprague
..rivers...:?'!"
May Help If You
: : ' Have Tuberculosis
i r T'roper diet, fresh air and temperate
habits aid, Persons suffering from Tu
berculosis. Often morb is needed. Re
ports show that Kckman's Alterative
has - brought about many recoveries.
Read i whajt -it tlid in. this case:
A Madison iMkke, Minn.
; i "aentlsmen In December, 1908, X
was taken wlta hemorrhag-es of the
lungs, . which conlined me several
weeks, each time, to my bed. My doc
tor advised me to. go . west. In No
vember X started for Denver, Colo.
After Toxr arrival X met Micliael Brody,
who, upon learning of my condition,
urged me to take Eckmut'i Alterative.
X kept on taking; the medicine and Im
proved fast. In March, 1910, X re
turned home. X am entirely well, have
a rood appetite and sleep well. When
X left .Denver, my weight was 130
ponndsi X now weigh 165, my normal
weig-ht. X thank Ood and your Altera
tive for my health." (Abbreviated.)
(Affidavit) PAtTX. L. FABNACHT.
, Kckman's Alterative is most effica
clous: ii bronchial catarrh and severe
throat and lun affections and up
building j--; the- system. , Contains no'
harmful lor habit forming drugs. Ac
cept no1 substitutes. Small size. i:
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: coveries.
i ictmu laboratory. PhUadelphia. Ad.
SIX ALL-STAR BOXING
EVENTS SCHEDULED
AT KENTON TONIGHT
Crowded
ed as
i
Club House Expect-
Result of Unusual
Sale of Seats,
Advance
SIX all-st
ar
boxing events are sched-
uled to be f
taged by the Kenton Ath-
letlc club i
its clubhouse ! at Derby
streets at S:30 o'clock to-
and Russett
night. It 1
S expected that the club
hcuse will
e crowded with'
followers
of the 'fist J
game, as therq has been
an unusu
ally large sale of reserved
seats.
The head
Wheeles an
' lner w-ill be between Pave
Harry Mahoney. Tliese
boxed each other to" a
two mitt
men
i
draw a
fortn
Ight ago. Wheeles has
been, trainin
k with. Yost Schmeer, who
will clash w
Ith Jimmy Mosqow, and is
in great
ndition. Mahoiney is in
than he was wo weeks
better shape
ago and
shquld
put up a great battle
against the
Woodlawn club man.
Yost Sch
meer thinks he will win
back the
Moscow
laikrel
s he lost when Jimmy
earned
a draw decision with
him in the
bouts at the Olympic club
a short ti
mto
ago. Moscow! has been
training h
ar
d for the eveht and in
confident of
taking Schmeerfs number,
events of the program
The othe
are: Al S
Frank Kelt
Ommers vs. Jim Tracey.
vs. Roily Jones. Frisbia
and McDonald; vs. Wash-
vs. Whttloc
burn.
IMPERIA
WILL
L A. A. C.
STAGE SMOKER '
TOMORROW EVENING
The Impelial Amateur Athletic clnb
will stage its third smoket since its
organization! in the Arion hall tomor
row night a 8:30 o'clock. Matchmaker
Jost has arranged a good card, featur
ing Eddie Fjanigan and Jimmy Mocow.
Mclrvin, itvho hails from the Van
couver barracks, will appear? before the
Portland fail for the first time in a
bout' against: Wagner. Mahoney id
scheduled trt meet Parslow.
Dummy Meagher is to be pitted
against Masjcot, and George Bender of
Vancouver will exchange taps with
Syveson. Sammy Gordon and Tram
betus will clash in the curtain raiser.
Coast Billiardist to
Play Eastern Star
Chicago, March 18. Not much change
iv expected in the standing j of players
in the billiard tournament tn progress
here, as the. result of tbe games sched
uled to be played today. Huey is ex
pected to ratain his lead. lie has won
five games and lest noiie. He is
matched to meet Jevne, the Pacific
coast player, this afternoon
Summaries of yesterday's play:
Kicliemietf defeated KameS, 50 to 45;
Morin defeated Mills, 50 toj 43; .levne
defeated Lean, 50 to 33; Daly defeated
Capron, 50 to 3
ON
THE ALLEYS
'Phe followiitij fames ww rolled on the Ore
pm alleys last uIrIH:
yEWPPAPKR PKIXTERS TCK TINS
rufti i.AM) j.l NUTYI KR3
1st.
"i I !X
pd. Tot. At.
i 75 241 2
Hl-n
VatU '
Bpli'hrr
I.itby
ItiKliam ....
Totals .
Bnzan
Bifhnp
Kinc
W arnr
Willnrit
TotaLs
High srore
M 72 i 79 tfta 77
t 81 i(i ! S4 .Tl 77
Oil S 77 ri.'! ss
Qf. 77 1IJ7 7'J S3
.-. . . tas 401 1422 1-31
JOtlt.VAL
71 54 ! S4 2'l So
!m 7fi i 7f "!." S2
ss 77 ijno Si
7C 7 ! 7S 75
71 83 83 207 79
.'S95 3!2 142 i 1211
Bicrinm 107
High HTeraki
5 IligUatu 3.
Ltuotjpers
w-on im earned.
TELEGRAM
.... lot ins
Kb NS
!1 St
. . r ,SO Ml
82 77
412 4li2
IABUtt- PRESS
PoWert . . . .
Howell
I.lnqnist
Ribol.t
Kuigbt
Totals . . .
Go Hup
K lH'Wert
W. Paly . . .
Curtis
Uynercoa . .
340
Ji'X
ir.r.
242
2Ti
113
119
88
SI
S3
124
91
S2
01
491 l:S5
' AS
87
7!)
72
9S
5W5
11. "
S7
7
2
81
73
71".
89
28fi
2K.i
245
224
2!)
85
4
82
75
97
Total j 434 477 1417 1328
High acore-f-ie wert i3e.
High average De Wert 113.
Telegram won two games.
1 j
Aniother Mill Starts.
Centralia Wash.. Martji 18. The
Clear Cedar Shingle company's mill,
located at lelslng.Junctiont a mile and
a half from Rochester, resumed opera
tions today, after having been closed
down since the first of the year. The
mill has me sayrouL I
TO MEET JIM TRACEY
Al Rummers, the bus
liy Woodlawn
Tracey in the bo
club tonight.
king smoker
BOOKIES AND REGULARS
t 1 uuru '. r. J y v i , . ..-.
les Springs,-Cal., Mapch 18. Man-
Boy
ager
Harry Wolverton of the Seals
was
hi
ightly stiff, and sore today as a
of playing a full game at third
ere yesterday. Reports that he
result
base
was
trying to oust Third Baseman
Bobby
Jones from his regular position
promptly denied by the Seal
were
skipper,
Boyes
Springs, Cal., March 18. The
memb
era of the San Francisco base-
ball
lub left for San Francisco early
where this afternoon they will
with St. Mary's college team at
todayi
clash
Recreiation
Park.
Boy
es Springs, Cal., M
arcr
h 18. Xext
week
stuff
the Seals will take
up the inside
connected with tra
ining. Signal
prac
0c
e will- lie hld
behind closed
gates
and the Seal ski
pper
will devote
more
attention to team w
prk.
LIT
land
train;
featii
prmore, Cal., March IS. The Oak-
baseball club wound up their
ig season here yesterday by de
; the Essanay Indians by a 14
to 3
score. F"rom now until the season
starts,
the Oaks will do all their train
their own grounds.
mg oh
V
ton
win
enice,
Cal., March 18.1 Jimmy Bre-
i
responsible today, for another
the -White Sox Goofs over the
Veniel
Tigers. Breton homed in the
sixth
with three on.
The Goofs won
the
gB
me, 10 to 8.
Los!
Angeles. Cal., Majrch 18. Rus-
cell fclackburn, substituting: at short
stop for White Sox No. 1 during Buck
Weavjer's illness, will pjay short for
the Angels during the doming seascn
If O'ner Powers' plans W'ork out. It,
is expected that Al Buehiiller will bo
sold.
Knglish capital will
develop mica
mines in northern Georg
iia.
EASTER IS ff
COMING ;fr '
pring is
So are the season's new Suitings, all the late Tartan
and Tango Plaids in English and boxback models.
A Price
Reach
of
Your
AT KENTON TONIGHT
Wj
boxer, who will clash with Jim
of the Kenton Amateur Athletic
TRAINING CAMP GOSSIP
By It. A. C.
Fresno, Cal., March 1 8. (-Manager
McCredie has been offered Outfielder
Baerwald by San Francisto. Mac
wired: "No thank you," to Harry
Wolverton.
The- Chicago baseball wr
liters say
that Pitcher Lathrop, a big r
ight
t hand-
er from Notre Dame univ
ere
ity, will
doubtless be one of the'
pitch
ers who
remains on the Pacific coas
t, either
with Venice, or IjOs Angeles,
beat Nick Williams' team fo
Lathrop
the Sox
seconds at Santa Rosa last y
ear.
George Naughton had ma
die
quite a
hit with McCredie and it is g
ing to be
a hard job to keep him' oi
game. He takes as long a
t of the
lead off
has had
s played
Kiepfer
istriously
to first.
first as Jimmy Johnston and
all the infields that he h
against pretty much worried.!
and Reb Russell were lnd
engaged in driving him back;
but it tired them just a;s m
Lich as it
did him. McCredie figures
he
will hit
around .280. in the Coast 1
ekgu
e and
if he did that he would ,be
an ideal
lea-off man for the Champ!
pns.
A foursQine was arran
i firefl
at the
George
Chicago
Fresno Country club betweejn
Rice and George Ribbins
scriveners with the Sox, Kddl
e Collins,
the player, and the writer.
Collins is
quite a golfer and put in much
time on
the courses near Los Angeles.
0LDFIELD WINS AT VENICE
Venice, Cal., March 18. Bajrney Old
field, the veteran auto driver! won the
St. Patrick's day grand prlxj 300 m'le
race yesterday. Oldfield's pma was
4:24:03 2-5. Oldfield did not make a
single stop during the entirA race.
William Carlson was sepond and
Ruckstell Was third. Twelve of the
10 starters, finished.
VmUtBLOCttOFF
v:;s;;i;:3tc:jccCio
Here
i
E IS KING PIN
OF THEM ALL IN THE
OPINION OF QUAKERS
Remarkable! Showing o
the
ams
Featherweight in Wil
ight Wins Him Favo
r.
'hliadelphia, March 18
Philadel-
phi
ns are satisfied today that
ane, the featherweight ch
olmny
mpion
little
Ki
Of
:he world, jls the cleverest
man
In the ciountr3". followin
g the
beat!
ng he adnjiinistered to Kid
Wil
li ere
Haiti
s, bantamweight champion
last
night in a tiix round bout.
w
illi'ams'Was never in-the r
unning
for
a second. Kilbane oeDDerod
him
w
,'Ith
everv blow known to riii
g roi-
low
fers
and tnen practiced a re
w new
on
IPS
on the Baltimore cha
chajmpioir.
Wh
en
lliams
.'ay to
was
hardly' able to make his
his
his
corner. Kilbane had wo
fln
out
opponent with wicked righ
, i .- i 1
s- and
le
ftp, including
he
d up-
peruts. Williams tried hard ej
Inough,
but he stacked up like a rank
pellins
plater in a stake race.
Both scrappers weighed in
t 122
sight
poujnds. Williams . face was a
competition.
BAN
smokers away from MECCA
-they want MECCA and
no other. They keep right
on smoking MECCA year
after year making this
wonderful Turkish Blend
cigarette
ing brand
the
in
In the handy
slide box, 10 for
Cf
JU
when he left the ring, while Kjlbane
was without a mark!
Philadelphia light Cfnter.
Philadelphia, March 18. Evijjence
intended to show that Philadelphia is
one of the best : fight centers in the
country was offered) ' here today as a
result of a carnival! of boxing staged
in William Penn's city yesterday.
One
championship and tWo near-chanipion
ship bouts were staged, and
each
match drew well. I
In addition to the Johnny Kllbane-
Kid Williams affair
by Kilbane, Young j
which was1 won
Ah earn and
Jim-
my Clabby and Charlie White and
Sam Robideau wet-e principals in
scheduled six rounj
bouts.
young
Ahem won a popular decision
over
Clabby. while. White
in the first round..
stopped Robideau
Clabbv was not in his accustomed
form, and Young Ahearn clearly! out
pointed his opponent in five rounds.
The first round belonged to Clabby.
In this session he opened a gash over
Ahearn's eye, and thje latter was both
ered by blood for the remainder jf the
round.
Philadelphlans. wire surprised by
W'hite's quick defeat of Robideauj. The
first round was hatidly a-minutje bid
before White put Roibldeau down! with
a terrific uppercut to the Jaw: White
then sent Robideau to the floor Itwice
more, aniLhls .seconds, fearing hi wah
in a helpless condition, stopped the
fight. ...
Juarez Results.
Juarez, Ilex., March 18. Yesterday's
results: j I
First race IJ ttle! Bigger, 3 b 1,
I even and 1 to 2, wojn; Rose Mirjan, 7
Tho solid foundation of MECCA
Quality has proved impregnable
to the most desperate onslaughts of
Nothing can take
largest sell-
America.
In the oval foil 1 flp
package, 20 for lUw
5 second; Audrey Austin,
Time, 0:48.
Senorita Uana, 7 to 1,
3 to 5, third.
Second rac
2 to" 1 and
even, won; Connaught, 2
to an4
to 1. third
to
4, second; Marsand, 2
Time, 1:14 1-5. Scratch
Conipton, Golf
Ball:
Third -rac
Tony Koch. 4 to W
to 6 and 4
6, won ; Lenore, : 2 to 1
and even,
seqon
d; Hardy, 4 fofe 5, third.
Time, 1:27 4
Scratch Belcdlore.
Fourth rad
e Kootenay, even, 1 to
2 and out, we
n: Tory Maid, 8 to 5 and
7 to 10, se
third. Time,
bond; Little Will, even.
1:15 1-5.
-Thought Reader, 4 to 1,
to 5, won; Kiva, 2 to 1.
ond: Pontefract, 2 to 1,
, 1:26. Scratched, Asa
Hester, 4 to 1, 3 to 2 and
Goldy, even and 2 to-5,
mute,- even, third. Time,
atch, Cordle F.
r ifth race
8 to 0 and 4
and even, se
third. Timd
Herndon.
Sixth raceT
7, to 1 0," won
second; BlacJ
l:o: 3-5.- Sc
Boise
Bolo
Players
Defe
t Burlingame
San Franc-
IHc
o- March 18. The first
four represeh
ting the United States
army will
ppear In the universal
polo ton man!
ent . this afternoon when
play in the
will begin
Golden Gate cup series
n the San Mateo club
field at llillti
boro. The team of the
southern de
ha
rtment. U. S. A., Is
matched aga
Will Tevis
sey, starred
Hurlingame
Boise four
to i'i. I
nst San Mateo.
..Junior, and C, C. Rum
in the game played at
Wednesday, when the
efeated Burlingame, 1
o
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Overlands Lead in
Spokane Tourney
(Special to Tb Journal.)
Spokane, Wash., March - IS. Th
Spokane Cycle i team, leaders in the
Business. House League, bowled into
second place in the Northwest tourney
among the five-man teams last night
with jthe high i total of 2525 i against
Boise's 2479. The Overland team heads
with the mark of 2671,
The best game of tournament man
bowled by Butte Grill five in a special
match wirh Kogelquist- five, the seoie
2971 .to 2702. . r
The Los Angeles tevini, Gus, Steele
arid Harry leck totaled 10i.' in -doubles
yesterday afternoon and Steele
was high in the singles wlih 236 in the
Sc?ond game and 639 for three, games.
In; addition to the regular program,
there will be a special mateli tonight
between the Boise Jilks and the Spo
kane Elks. j
.f .- . I . .
Scliolawtlc Skating Tomorrow Sin'.it.
The second annual Interscholustic
roller skating tou;rney will be staged
in the Oaks rink tomorrow ; night." The
program will consist of "a mile men
for the Jaeger trophy and a 15-lap
relay race for a 10-fobt 'penant.
Ernest Klein,! Keith McCllntock and
Jack Wallace 'will represent Washing-
ton in the raes and Hoi Rose and
Monroe Whetstone will rae under
the colors of , tle Lincoln hlghsehool.
Arthur Base and Donald Mcintosh urn
Jefferson's entrants and Nlles 'Mf
Farland will represent the Hill academy.
ri