THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, THXRSDAY. JUNE 10, 1915.
!L".USER BREADS 99 OF
OF 100 BIS
BRINGING UP FATHER
By Georco I lcl lanxz
y. CopyrUhti 1919,. Uterjtiea (ewe Bervtes.'
AND TAKES CLASSIC
Poneroy Man. Saves Himself
v for "FtQsev Festival Event"
r and Springs Surprise.
TROEH HAS HIGH AVERAGE
CMUr Boekor Trophy- J.
, juaama. Com to as Bud.
auesTiOM vrw r IU.ME . cj "56 ' -I HERE!- jrl' "7UijJri lienSL,J aiSJo 'lUi
Breaking 9 out of a possible 10Q
"fclay pigeons," W. J. Houser of Howe
Toy; Wash., carried off the buorU
the- Rose Festival event, the. feature
,ef. the tli irty-first annual traps.lapritkg
'tournament of the; sportsmen's Assocl-
atlon of the-Northwest., which came to
. ik close yesterday ' afternoon on the
: Jeone station trap of the Portland
, Una club. "
The Inland Empire bootee sho', is
wonderful form yesterday, denpit the
fact tbt there was a driving rain dur.
' Ing a portion of the event. Houser
made a run of S3 straight in thl event
before he lost a bird, bat bis feat did
net equal that of Frank Troon, who
tnanaged to smash 11 la a row. Troeb
woe second honors with 98 per Ctit
Two Californlans, C. It. Ford of Saa
Joae and A. O. FUekeager of VaUeJo,
were tied for third places witl seorea
f 07. I''. C. RUM Taaem 4d H.
K. Ponton of 6 Francisco, two, pro
fessioaals, lost but one bird in this
event.
In all, 57 bluerock enthusiasts, la
eluding six prof esiesats, made seeres
of VO or better, end 10 other shooters
, fell oae bird shy of the 80 per cent
mark, This shooting was the greatest
ever witnessed .in this section of the
country. t7 taking part,
Chingrea Wias Third Time.
For the third time In the last three
years. E. J. Chingren of Spokane, Veh,
wen the northwest handicap event,
which carries along with H the .beau
tiful Spokane Brownie medal. Chin,
gren made the score of 41 out of a
possible eg-. ank RtehL the Tacoroe,
professional, topped Chlngren by en
bird, but he was not eligible to win
.: the trophy..? ' " ;
P. H. O'Brien of Portland, Or., by
Wonderful shooting', carried away the
new Becker tropny. which was pre
sented to the association by G. L.
Becker of Ogden, Utah. O'Brien broke1
87 out of a possible 30 In the singles,
and then he turned around and broke
; straight In the doubles. Six f hoot.
" r were tied for second honors, with
- 40 per cent. ' .
The three man team championship
was won by Henry wihlou. Loj Ray
, burn and P. H. O'Brien of Portland,
, who managed to break out all but two
targets In their string of 60. The
Troeh brothers of Vancouver, Wash.,
were second, two birds behind the
Portland winners. ' The Spokane team
was third ana Seattle finished fourth.
Frank Troeh of Vancouver. Wash.,
7 beat P. H, O'Brien by one' bird for
the general average on 400 targets.
Kls mark was 3V L. H. Reid was
' blgh "Professional, with S90 out of a
possible 400.
The "Roue Festival event summery;
Nam .. . zzr?ir
" !'.?!to2.- " "ranetaeo..,iOO
. JJ"' 5. Taooma ........ ioo
;.r'"' tuhutt, Tan. . loo .
loo
inn
. Berbers. Paseo. Wash. ion
I" A. Dryden, Spokane IOO
hmt Hay prn. IVwt Uad ..... .IOO
g, V. Wihloe, Grenhao Kw
II- Rpid, Btl l
O. N. Ford.! San Joe, C1.... 1
K H. O'Brien. Portland 1 1
i.' ..' laroii, waib.. ioo
r . E. Onttn. Wenetrbee, fc-ab..J(V
P. J. Hcriofan. Portland IOO
Ion jvwialdon. Portlaprt iioo
K. Sel?., M4dfd. Or,. . . .100
.-. Mark Slddall. Salem, iyt.. . ....... .106
J. Adania. Leavrnwortb. Wao. ...100
" A tinr . Blaia. Portland. 1
ri. itatu, r-oriland
Ie Matlotk. Poueroy, Wash...
frank Van Atta. Portland "...
PeuiiU Holonao. Burley. Idaho.
. A. Troeb, Vancouver. Wash.
1 K. B. M.irrla iwtlanj
. Btd Kmupp. 'Eniren. Or .'lOO
I: M. Mtnaack, Iiitmt, Or.. 100
iS". y0"-- BeillORhaiB, Waap.100
Mark Rtckard, Corvallla. Or ..100
H. M. Williams, BreBierton. Wasb.100
. .. itorsow. BooKaiie. Wah .irirt
...100
100
.100
.100
.100
.106
100
.100
...100
,..1(!0
.100
H. K. Peck. Kenmare, K. D. . ,
r. W. MeKean. Portland. . , . . . ,
' l. uia, Hftrrinffton. Wash
' f ?dd, gaq Cltffa, Cal..
kt. Salem. Or......
JT11 Teturlelon, Portland ......100
& McKel w. Seattle. Wash ...100
5, w- rtM- Portland 100
"W, K. Carlton. Portland loo
W.. gleet. Ifesteaane. Wash... 100
' -GrOT7. Spokane. Wh . . . . 100
y - H. Derapf, Saleaa. Or....l00
w- Searey. Euacne, Or;.;.100
; H. M. Gutbrie. Corrallla. Or.. ....100
A . pehf, Taeaana, Waab loo
rr4 Butler, Lewiston. Idaho. ...too
Tea BUeers, Portland ,.100
9i 'Co . Spokane. Wnah..l00
Sd., :;: J8
R. fcTerdlne, Portland ........100
H, H. HatolMW. fortlauU 100
M. Crasamaa, Seattle ,ioo
Cam, MeDooajd. Uarringtoe 100
. R. A. Mile. Spokane. Wash,.!. ..loo
Bee Bell. Yacelt. Wash. ioo
; Ed if' Oreyoe city. Or,. ...... .100
B. Pleraos. Portland ............. 100
B. y. Matthews. Portlaa i JoO
. f. C". Jeneft, Taeoma. Wash.. ..100
v 1j. C. DenUon, 8lenu Or. . . .. ..100
Al getum Portland ..............100
' ,hllr, Portland luo
Tiffany, Portland ,100
wllJiaro Bate, Medford.'-Or. . . ....100
F. K. Burnbam. Martlnes, Cal.... 100
A, J. Smith, Portland .100
D. Beid. Seattle. Waab 1O0
Nre. C. A- Onnor, Spokane, ..100
-P. O. Joy. Portland . .. ..r.....,..,100
. A. W. gtrowier, Portland ..,100
rhArlea v. Keller. Bubbard. Or.. .,100
All Zleroff, jlunetioa City, Or. .100
A- ? Xt,',ke Ba? Francisco, Cal.100
J. A. Addleman. Portlaud ........100
Mrs. J. N. roi;ih. Portland .....J0O
Mrs. A. O. Wilkes, aa Franeiace.luO
' Mrs, f, A. Dryden, Spokane.. 100
nr. A- Q, Mwnwd, Portland...,. CO
Mrs., P. B- O'Brien, Portland. . . .100
00
P.
80
89
80
est
o
f9
f9
8
88
8a
mi
s
95
as
84
S4
II
M
2
82
8S
82
82
80
80
Ttt
79
78
78
I?
76
n
70
n
50
04
43
61
Batting Averages
Of Beaver Players
1 A. B H. Pet.
Davis . . Sl l ';;t5s
Derrick . , .... S37 ;.;. S7
Stumpf , . .... 23 71
Bates .. 130 49 .333 ,
HlllyaiM . . .. . ST S3 .264
nsher .. ...... 130 . 43 .331
Cartech 1 aft 2 .3$Q
m X,ober 1S3 62 .284
- Iea.ne 173 9ft .23
Speas . . . 178 55 .809
Reed . ....... 2 0 ,000
Lush . . ....... 34 ',9 .365
Keefe . . 3 0 .000
m Evans , Z K .lt3
9 Kranse ...... SS , i .Jll
Coveleski . . ...31 3 .65
ingglcbotham . 40 $ .200
- 4
Team total. .18? 5!B .35
P. C. Riebl, TaoTWna
C- y, Chlnarea, Spokane
A. ,
Spark.9 to Jjtma Players.
Peadea by; Frank fpgxfea, the ol&
tiroe pitcher of tho Philadelphia Na
tional leavgue team, the business meo's
class ef the Chattanooga T. M. C. A.,
will put a baseball team in the field
this, summer.
eaasanSMaSHBssaaiaaBBniwsHaMBnBaa
Bike Race on Jane 150.
The Century Road Club of America
will hold its annual 50 mile handicap
bicycle road raoe on Sunday, June ?0.
starting from Flora) park, i-ong
Island.
R P. Knight. Portland ....,... 40 35
Tem Barclay, Portland , 40 to
The revolts ef the northwest handicap:
- -Tare:ets r.
Natne and tows- Bbot at. Broke.
48
4
40
45
45
45
45
45
4f
n
44
44
44
44
44
43
43
43.
43
43
43
43
43
42
43
43
43
41
4J
Si
40
40
40
40
39
38
S8
38
38
38
87
38
35
35
84
34
23
22
21
. 20
. 20
Gerlrow. Spokane .......... 1A
H. M. WUllams. Bremerton. it
W. w. Baraton, Portland . .. .. 18
H. P. Wih Ion, Grsahara. Or 19
Frank Tenapletos, Portland..... ... Is
P. J. Holoaao. Portland SO
F. M. Troeb,Vancourer, Wab-..0
H. SL Peck, Portland 18
P. H. O'Brien, Portland SO
C. W. MeKeae. Portland 20
Charte Leit.h. Woedburs, Or IT
L. a Berkley, Payaliqp ........ l
P. A. t)rydeia, Spokane ........... 26
Mark Blddall. Salem 10
C. E. M.-KrlTey. Seattle 18
r- B. iToen, TsneonTer, wash., is
re. a- Keiiee, rortiena
"oho Klenast, Bellingbaa. , . . , .
Lev Buy burn, Portland
. Adame, Leavenworth, Wash
C. E. Owee, We na tehee
Japws W. Searey. Euea ...
Ben Bell. Yaeoit. Wash.
Cum Hllffors, Fortland
D. Boloban. Barley. Idibo. ....
Li. H. Beld. Beanie. Wash an
G. Ethers, Pasco. Wash ...18
w. H. Bairympie, saiera. or 18
A. Rlehl. Taooms. Wash.,.,...... IT
c. a. uuraaof, troiciiHe .........
Abner Blair. Portland
P. P. Netooe, Yaeoit. wash
A, W, Btrowger, Portland
W. J. Houser. Pemeroy. Wash...
L. Matlock, Potneroy, Waeh
D. W. Fleet, Hontesano, Wash...
M. OroHmta, Seattle, Wash......
B. A. Miles. Spokane. Wash
A. u. Wilkes, H. iai..
18
18
lf
18
18
19
IS
12
i. C. Oreiroryr Bookase. Wash.
K. K. Barnham, 8. F.. Cal
J. B. Beid. Portland .........
It. p. Knight, Portland
H, B. Morris, VorUand
n. yy . riemuiv. ceaitie .....
K. Tlffter. Portland .......
H. R. tverdipg. Portland ...
0. K. Feller, Hubbard. Or...
4. A. Troon, van
Shot at 2j aclr
H. B. Poston, S. Fh Cal ,
K. B. Van Araasn. Portland ,
1. P. Dodds. Saa Diego. Cal...
18
17
il
17
18
17
18
1
ie
18
17
18
17
18
18
IT
10
17
ancoover. Wash.. IT
1
10
Professionals.
Results of three-man teeof shoot:
' Tarseta..
Tram one Shot at. Broke.
P. H. 0' Brltt. Portland 0
lies Kaybarn. Portlaud ...... 20
U. V. WlUiOB. PprtUnd 20
Totals ,.' 60
Team two
Prank l. Troeh,- YanconTer. Wash. 20
J. a, . iroen, vanoouyer. nun.... li
J. B
Troeh, VaneouTer, Wash.
20
60
Totals ......
Team three -
E. J. Cblncrea. Snokane. Wash
C. A. O'Cdanor, Spokene, Wash... 20
A. &. Uerkow. gpokSB, Wash,... 20
20
Total
Team four
L. R. Parkier. Brattle ...
C. E. AfcKelve. Seattle ..
H. M. WUliew. Beattle ........
Totals
Team fls .
Frank Temple ton. Portland
H. R. fe-verding. Portland
E. . Kelier. Pottlaad
00
... 20
... 20
. .. 20.
Totals
. Tsa i-
James W. aaTeT. PnrtlanA
H, P. Knicht, Portland .......
g. L Matthews, Portland .
Total
00
no
2a
20
OS
20
20
, .
10
19
20
S3
20
IS
18
59
19
20
ltt
"is
19
17
IS
S4
17
15
10
i&
It
IS
Id
The scores in tb Becker trophy match:
at ""iS P Handicap.
"Srkow. Bpoksne, Wash.
J. C. Gretory, Spokane,; Wash.,... ....... ...I
-Q. fcjbers. Pesos. Wssk.. ,
P. M. Troeh! Vaneoerer, Waah..
P. O. Btebl, Tscome, Weah. ....... .......!..
Ixni Ravburn, Portland. ............ ,
Krs nk Tempjtos. Portlaad, ..... i .
Ben Belt Yaoolt, Wash,., ... ..a .
ffJMi Eugene, Or . . , 4. . . , .
;f""Lf"f ..W"a.f .............. i9
B. B. Merris, ertlai)d.Ji.,...V. ......... SO
is
18
IV
20 '
19
19 ":.
lO
n
Singles.
Shot at. : Broke.
... .igvBf fvwen'ii- r aa. .. , '
. ! K. Pvstoa. Ban Praacisco, Cal...
, J. a.Toenf Vfneenver, was.
O. 3. Chlneren, Sixikane, Waah
ijssnis noioan, tsuriey, iattuo..
. W. Fleet, Montesaao, Wash..
A. Riehl. Taooma, 'U ash. ....... i
P. r.iJel9oe, lawlt. Wash..
SO
IT
18
20
21
J . a, , jm k ne. a a coma, w ash ............... , . v - V
20 :
a v e e
. K s
" K, H. Keller, Portland
t.. m. jreck. roruanu
O, E. McKelvey. Besttle. Wash................
A, " W. Strofsr. Portland. . . . . . . , ...
,W. H. Dalrjrmple, Salem, Or..., ,
a. t. wiicee. fian ranctsco...
IT
IS
18
18
Is
19
80
30
30
30
30
36
30
30
30
BO
30
30
SO
so
30
SO
30"
30
SO
30
SO
ay
ao
m
so
16
80
SO
IS
William Bates, Uedford, Or. 17 r 15
0. W. afcKeas. Portlaad Ig - jg
Inr. K. R. geaicy, ledferd, Or................... jg js
Professional. . .. . x " ' '.
27
22
27
V,
23
28
23
27
n
u
21
23
23
&
28
22
id
1W
il .
25.
19
17
13.
21
17
13
11
- 00 , 43
- Doubles. To
Shot at. Broke, tal
20 20 47
20 18 40
20 13 40
20 - 13 T 40
20 i 13 40
SO 15 ' ! 40
20 12 40
: 20 : . ... 10 !,: S9
20 12 E9
0 IS 39
: 20 ; 14 .;" 3d
. 20 15 39
20 17 38
15 - - 38
20 15 ' 38
30 S - 37
. 20 - " 11 87
20 9 37
2 14 - :e
20 . 12 34
2t ,H 34
.20 fi S4
20 12 - 21
20 14 31
i 2 li '20
20 - 4 24
20 7 - 24
Lee- i J oeiJ'.
VENICE BLANKS ANGELS
Los Angelea. June 10.-Th Venice
Tigers" won their second game from
the Los Angeles club yesterday, 2 ta
0.Kane's triple and Baylesa' double
scored the first run. a single by Pur
tell. an" infield out, a wild pitch and
Htsberg's single gave the other rue.
Score; ...
" ; LOS AK6ELES
AB. K.
M assert, of...... 4
Beatty. lb, 4
Waiter, rf...., .... 4
Mt-Mullen, 2b, 4
Ellis. If. ..,.,,,...,. 3
Terry, ta. 3
Brouas, c. I
Uetaxer. 3b. 3
Xjove. p. ,........ 6 6
Burns, B. O
Kyan ..i , 1 0
"Boles , O
Buemlller, gh. 0 O
Ungues, p. 0 0
M. TO.
1 Z
0
o
0
1
1
1
0
A
o
o.
T
2
o
4
g
O
o
o
o
0
$
o
1
1
0
o
0
o
I 1 1
Total ,,...31 0 M M 0
VENICE -.
AB. R. H. PO.
Carlisle, If. ...
Berger, as. ...
Kaoe ef.
Bayless, rf. ....
Purtell. 2b......
Hetling, 3b. ...
Rlsberg. lb. ...
Speitcer, o. , . .
Johnson, p. ....
8
3
. 4
4
3
....... 4
4
o
O
1
0
e
1 8
o
1
8
o
0
4
1
13
n
o
A.
0
ft
0
0
!
o
0
.2
e 27 14 o
igeles... .....o o O 0 9 o o o o
.... 1 0 1 0 0 16
..,...,1 0 0 0 0 O 0 1 -2
v.. ..8 0 0 1 0 1 0 t 6
Total ...............20 g
Hatte lot Hetceet la eighth.
Batted for Bums u ighth.
SCOBS BI XWN1NGS
lx Angeles. .6 000 0O0 0 00
stiis
Venlee
SUMMARY
Three base hlt--Kane. Tw, - base hit Bay.
less, sacrifice bit--Carliale. Struck out By
Love 1, by johnsoA B. Bsse oq bails Off Ixrre
4, off Johnsoit 1, tans sespeaslble for Loe
1 Bashes 1, Two hlt, 1 ran, 5 at bat eff
lore in 1 141 tnoines: 2 hits. rnns, 30 at
bat eff Butb,Iq fi 2-3 Innings; g hits. 1 son,
4 at bat eff Hughes la 1 tnnins. Charge defeat
to Love. Doable plays Johnson to Berger to
Risberg: Berger to Partell te Rtsberg. Wild
pitch Hngrhea. Balk Johnson. Time of gams
1:50. ymplree ytnaey sad WUHsms.
NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE
VaneooveT, B. Cm iHino 10Speck
Haxknejw bad quite g fail taken out
of him yesterday, when the Beavers
gathered seven runs on IS hits.
Score 1 . -R.H.K.
Aberdeen ................. .. 140
Vancouver ................... 7 J3 1
Batteries Harknesa and Vance;
Reutber and Cheek,
Spokane, Wash., June 10. Bob
Wicker waa hit hard yesterday, but
he tightened tn the , pinches and the
locals won from Victoria, v -.1 - to .
Wicker faned nine Bees.
Scores ' R. H. B.
Victoria i IS 1
Spokane 7 13 1
Batteries Bonner and Hoffman;
Wicker and Branegan.
Taeoma, Wash-, June 10. Sixteen
hits were made off Petersen and Mc
Glnnity yesterday, and Seattle won 8
to 1.
Soore R. H. E.
SeatUe It 1
Tacoma 1 8 3
Batteries Malls and Cadmaa; Pet
erson, McQinnity and Stevens.
STANDING OF THE! TEAMS
Veeif ie CMst JUague
Woe..
Ran Francisco ....;,.... 88 -
Salt Ldke ...,..
Los Angeles .30 ?K
Oukland .................... .32 ,
Portland ,...,,.....27 ,
Venice . ..29 :
PhilsdelphU . fT!X S
Chicago ................ i.... 24 i i
Brooklyn 2s '
St, Louis 23
Boston 23
Pitubnrg , 21 i .
New York 17 i
Cincinnati ...171
Americas League.
Chicago V.. .................. .30
Detroit SI I
Boston '.. 21 ;
Washingtog SO.
New Yerk .,,.; 20
Clereland 19
St. Lonls ....................18
Philadelphia v.... 15
r- Tsdesa) Leegee.
Kansas City - .- 28 -
Pittsbnra; 25
Brooklyn .....23:
Newark ................23
Chicago ............23,
St. Louis. ...23
Buffalo 19
Baltimore -
. Amarioas Asaeeiatjea.
Indianapolis -.
Milwaukee ...............
c-t. favi .....................
K" ii n . C fw . .
LoulavUle ...K4,
Cleveland .....TV,. .....10.
Cslumbos IS i
Minneapolis .14-
- , Vestera league. '
Dee Moines .....24 .
Omaha .....,................22
LdBCOlU ......................13 :
DeeTee ... ........... ,.17 .
8C Joseph 15 '
SUrax City
WlcUiU ...10l
Vertkwssteni league,
Victoria .....................27 : -
Tacoma ..,.,.......,,,..,,..27
Yanconver".... .............. .24 ;
Aberdeee .......,.,.....23
Spokane
feeattla ..................... .20 -
ut.
20
29
35
80
31
33
1
19
21
22
21
22
22
24
IT !
18
18
20
23
24
20
29
19
19
20 '
22
23
23 ;
20
' 87..,..'
10
20 ,
21
22
2H
22
25 .
23
14 ,
16
!
27
IT
91
22
tt
23
25
8
22
29
Pet.
.574
-.532
jsor
.471
.400
.453
.56
.558
J23
.511
.512
.483
' .438
.413
.038
.633
.638
.500
.476
44?
.409
.341
.586
.508
.506
511
. .511
.500
.422
.379
.680
.535
J 23
.511
.BOO
.463
.4f2
.333
.6
.679
.5:17
.514
SCO
.47
.40g
.344
.sea
.sto
4P0
.4K1
.642
,403
Jlollep is STo Boxtp. -Benjamin
P. Roller, the wrestler,
tried his hand as a boxer a short time
ago in Montreal -and lost In the first
round to Jim Kseon, also a boxer.
.:. . J - -
Motor Boat Races in July. ,
The Long Island Motor Boat asso
elation will eonduct the Gold Cup races
sanctioned by- the American - JPewer
Boat association beginning- Joly 3L .
COVELESKIE TOO
BEAINJ FOR THE
SALT LAKE BEES
Portland Youngster Puts. Big
Swift on Ball and Bfanks
, ' Them,
Stanley Coveleskle added the second
straight victory of the wek to the Bea
ver string yesterday afternoon, when
he blanked the biffing Bees, 5 to 0
Th expectorating Pole bad all sorts
of saliva on the ball and the Salts
were helpless In the pinches. Twice did
Captain T. Tennant come up with the
bases full and two out, and twice did
he retire the side. ' Blaokenship called
on a flock of pinch hitters in the ninth,
but only Dad Mek delivered. '
Coveleskj was given a good start
by his mates, who chased three rung
across before Beft Hall awakened to
the fact that there was a game going
on around him. Hall managed to last
until the fifth, when two more runs
brought Oregory out from the Blankeh
ship bench.
Bobby Davis get big dally hit in the
first inning and Derrick was cracked
by a pitched ball. Stumpf s out moved
the pair up and Bobby scored on Bates
fly to Ryan. Derrick moved to third
00 tha throw-in and Hillyard walked
He and Derrick pulled off a double
steal, the former scoring 'easily when
Hall stuck bis mitt in the way of
Rohrer's throw to second, the ball
bouncing away. Fisher larruped to
right field and scored, Hillyard, but
was cut off taking; second, Shinn to
Rohrer to Gedeon. ' f
Davis had filed to Zachr In the
eig-hth, when the champs hopped on
Hall a grain. Derrick rattled the boards
in right for one base and Stumpf
soared . to left for two bases. Derrick
checking" in. Stumpf reached third on
the throw to the plate. Bates hit one
back at Gregory, bo had , replaced
Halt, and the ball bounced eff his
thigh to the third base line, Stumpf
easily scoring. Bates, however, did
not get a good start, and Gregory, who
hounded the ball, threw the runner
out. Hillyard arched to Zacher and
after that only one Beaver '-reached
second base, that belngr - on Bates
double. "
SALT LAKE
AB. R. H. P0. A. s
I 1 l O
rf.... 6
itrr am. - ... . a
Gedeoe, 2b. 4 O f 4 1 ft
Ryan, U-. O 5 1 O O
Zceher. cf-.,. ........ 3 0 0 5 0 O
Tennant, lb. .......... 4 0 0 6 0 0
Ilallinan, Sb. ..T. ...... 4 0 2 0 1 0
Rohrer, e, S O 6 4 5 0
Hall. p. O 0 1 0
Grefory, p 1 O O 0 2 0
Barbour .............. 1 O 0 0
Meeg 10 0 0
Paye... 0 0 0 e
Total
7 24 13
Davis, as..., ..
terricK, id. o
Btumpf, 2b. ........... 4
Bates, 3b 3
HiUyard. ef. 3
Fisher, c ............ 4
Loser, If. .,..,...; 1
Doaoe. rf 2
Coreleskie, p 2
34 9
PORTLAND
AB. R. B. PO. A. K.
4 v 1 1 1
6
1
0
1
0
0
0
2
f
0
1
1
4
e
6
It
1
1 ' o
8 9
2 1
0 x0
0 .0
0 e
0
a 0
Total
.24
- 27
Batted for Rohrer la elstli. . .
Batted for Gregory , is niath.
Baa tat Meek,
SCOHB T tSNINGS
gait take.. .......O 0 9 0 0 a
tuts u v t 1 9 v 1
Portland 096 i0O M
Hits ........2 110 3 0 8 1 -
SUMMARY
ttrgek set By Coveleskie 6. Ball 1. Greg
ery L Bases on balls Of f Coveleskie 8, Hall
8, Gregory L. Two base hita Stumpf, Bates.
Doable plays Davis to Derrick. Sacrifice bite
Bates. Coveleskie. Stolen bases Derrick.
Blllyard, Lober, Stumpf, Paye. lilt by pitched
bells Derrick. Innings pitched By Ball 4
1-3, rent 4, hits 6, at bat IS, Bans responsible
for Hall 5, Charge defeat te Ball. Time of
(ame 1.-43. tmplres Gnthrte and Held.
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AXT9 JLTmXi THIS WEZZ
A RECREATION PARK
Corner Vaughn and 24th
PORTLAND
SALT LAKE
Came Starts
3 p. m. Weekdays -2:ji0
p. m. Sundays
Seserved boa seats fes alet
SXOS'S GXOAm 8TASO, .
fitlk and Wasbiag-toa,
ladies Days Wednesday
a ar s .
- arm rrway
OAKS AND SEALS WALLOP
JKan Fraacisco, Jun-JO.A.lthough
th Seals drove Hrty! Abies off Ihe
mound under a terrtfio; fire, the Oaks
came right back and did the same
thing to Hookem 8mith. getting 30
hits off him and- Jack KlllUay. which
were-good for nine Tuns. The Seals
gathered 13 bits and made seven
runs, three . pf which came with
Bodie's borne run. It was , a great
day for fattening , the "tat average.
Score: '
IK PRANCISCO ,
AB. R. H. PO. A. B.
M clean, it 5 3 3 -l 0
Schaller, U a 1 0 1 O 0
Bcdie, f- , b i as: 1 o
Kellmann. lb. ......... 5 0 O 12 1.0
Downs, So. ...........4,18 0 4 0
Cor ban, ss. 3 1 9 " g 6 ' 0
Jones. Sb. 3 0 6 1 3 0
Sepuiveda, e, 3 1 ' ? 9
Smith, p. ..,,.,....,..1 o o o 1
Killilay. p. 3 1 1 0 S O
Fitzgerald 1 ' 0 0 A 0 Q
Schmidt, e. O O " 6 10
Leard Tt, ....... 0 0 0
Tote! .36 ft IS -24 il 0.
. OAKLAND v
AB. R. B, PO. A, IS.
Marean, ?b, ...,..,..,9 1 2 4 0
Middle top, cf... ........ 4 3 8 1 0 p
Johnston, it 4 1 I, 9 0
i
Ness. lb.
Gsrdnev, rf. ........... 4-
Elliott, e. 4
Guest, ss ............. g
Lttsohi. 3b. 4
1
2
1
0
O
a
a
a
l
l
o
T
3
Abies, p 3 O 0 01 0
Boyd, p. .....
Total ..; .37 27 1
Batted tor gepelveds in elgktfl.
Ran for Downs in ninth.
8 CORK BY INNINGS
Ben Francisco.,--1 f 0 4 0 . 7
Hits ...3 2 14 10 10 113
Oakland ...,1 0 1 1 6 2 0 1 0
HiU ., 4 1929392 "20
, , SUMMARY
Tem runs, g . hits eff Smith, 13 st pat. in
2 1-3 inning, eat third, one on, ee eett
6 rune, - f hits eff Ahle. If at bat, le 3 1-8
inniuga, out in reorin, no one on, one eat.
Stolen bases Meloan, Downs 8, Corns b. Card'
ner, ,moti. Home jrua-uoes. X Bree nass
hit - Middle ton. Twe- base hits--JoUnton,
Onest, Maroas. Sacrlfloe hiis cbsller. Cr
hsn. MlddlctOB. Johnston, Credit victory ta
Boyd. Coarse defeat t" KUlilay. First bae
oc called balH Off pailih 1, Abies t, KUlilay
1. Boyd 1. Struck otIr Abies 9, Bord .
Hit by pitcher Bcbsller by Abies. Quest by
Smith. Schaller by Beyd. Double play Smith
t Corhao to Hellmauo. Rnns responsible for
Smltb 4. KlllUay 6, Abies A. Boyd 1. Wild
pitches Abies, Killilay. Left, on bases San
i'ranelsco 7. Oakland 9, Time- 2;17, Umpires
I'bjle and To map, :
AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES
At Washington ; R. H. E.
St. Louis 1 3 i 1
Washington 4 ii 0
x BatteriesWeilmaH, Ferryman and
Agrpew; Shaw and Henry.
At Boston cr R. H." E.
Detroit , x. .... 1 5 1 7 I
Boston ...... : 0 - 5 7
Batteries Steen and Baker, Daly;
Collins and Carrigan. i
. At, FhUadelphla R, H. E:
dereland ............. 3 3 1
rhiladelphla . ............... 1 ' 1
: Batteries Bueh. Pennock, Wyckptf
and Lapp, Scbang.
At New Tork R. II. E.
Chicago . , , ... .,... 1 l 0
New York , . 0 a 4
BatterieClcotte and Kchalki M9
Hale, Cottereli nd Sweeney.vi
mm i i
White Is Some Knocaerout. '
New Tork. June 10.-(J. N. .)
Charley White, th Chicago light
weight, now has a record of winning
seven of bis last eight bouts with
knockouts. : V' . --"."t"'' .- - ;
FIRST BASEBALL
SCOUT OF YEAE
BEACHES-TOWN
i .
Eddie Herr of St,, Louis Na
; tionals Looking for ,
Players
WeU, well, well, euramer is here end
We c'n prove It.. Didn't Eddie Herr
come pussytreading it into town from
St Looey. Know Eddie? Some feller
nd some seout- Not tn army scout,
eh.) no, indeed. Baseball. Yep, Just
plain baseball. They ain't no bullets
in baseball, by hickory, and they ain't
no firin' squads. But Mrs a wearin
put Job. Trench life ain't in it.
We shiver" to think of the physical
exhaustion of a baseball scout after
his arduous labor. The poor feller heg
to Jump from en town to another Jn a
parlor ear with plush' chair. He has to
order his own breakfast, and his own
luncheon and his own luxurious dinner.
He has to instruct the waiter what kind
of perf ectos he wants, i He has to put
up at a rattletrap hotel that-ba only
mahogany furniture. Persian ruga on
the, floor, silver mountings on the
bawth tub. and attar of roses In the
bswth water.
; Each day. when convenient, he must
visit the ball park and spend two
swful hours squinting at the players.
A theatre, at night ' When you
feel pity! for the lads in the .trenches,
don't fail, to squeese a tear for the
brain fagged. nefve-;i weary,' muscle
Jaded, heart wracked baseball scout.
; Eddie, who Is the j official Ivory
hunter for the St. Louis Nationals la
the wide,' wild west, sneaked into town
Tuesday and without a flourish in
scribed his name on j the register at
the Seward hotel. He has seen ell the"
Coast league clubs work in California
and will not tarry long in this section.
He plans to continue his expedition
Into the Northwestern league, where
Ivory,' concrete and wooden products
er alleged to abound. ;! .
Herr says there are a lot of good
ball players in the Coast league who
ought to go up and he may take one
or two. v.
- The Oakland baseball club has re
leased Phil Koemer, utility man, and
Bill Lindsay, -lnflelder. Howard Mun,
dorft wh was gives five days' notice
of release, has been recalled. . Manager
Christian is now dowp to 17 men. He
Is looking around for another (rood in
fielder. . -i
Oeorge Kahler wgsiin uniform yes.
terday. He is a I footer, but not by
any means as big as Rip Uage'-man,
as Manager McCredle thought Kahler
is ready to work any! time.
Minor Baseball.
The Northwestern- National bsnk
team is leading- the Bankers Baseball
league as the result of defeating the
United States National team yester
day by the score of 3 to 0. Davis and
King formed the battery for the win
ners and Fisher anJ vWord for the
losers. ' . i ;
; The Won Clothing company team
won from th Ambrose All-Stars Bun
day at Recreation parft by the score of
16 to 4. t i ' '
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