THE , OREGON' DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND, : MONDAY. JUNE .81. .1915.
BEAVERS LOSE PAIR
BRINGING UP FATHER
TM THE NEW '
. OF GAMES TO
BY FAULTY PITCHING
Coveleskie and Kahler Are
on Defeated Ends Against
Klawitter and Martinoni.
JO INSTRUCT YOU
t IN MOW TO ORCS
. wo WALK
CHRISTIAN . IS RELEASED
XlUot I Temporary Mass oftks
Ctoaunatsr vtu ei soward can
-" Coaxed Otrt f Hl Setiremes.
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m-WAin-iN' - to walk STt 5J?t KEeP hereS -nJ L-- -
OAKS
' San - Francisco, Cat. Jons 21. -Oakland
took five out of the eight games
from Portland with yesterday's double
win, f to 5 nd 9 to 1. 8. Coveleskie
and George Kahler were charged with
the defeats. Old Dutch Klawitter
managed to get into the game long
enough to get credit' for the morning
victory, while Elmer Marttnonl, who
was "knocked out of the box in the
morale?, held the northerners to one
run in the afternoon battle, which was
i?iHrrrs homerr. HlHyard's homer
' was one of the ' longest bwats ever
made in the Oakland park. .
. i Manager Tyler ; Christian, who Vas
deposed "yesterday because he ' could
not get , along , with President Frank
; Leavitt, a blustery person, sat In the
' grandstand, while Rowdy Elliott took
charge of the team when it went to
Salt Lake last night. It is rumored
that the Oakland club is still after
Del Howard to manage it. It was re
peatedly stated by officials of the
elsb that Christians work was satis
factory, ; and that he would be re
tained. : .
Portland used three pitchers in the
morning, Keefe, Coveleskie and Evans.
Prough started It for Oakland, and
three runs were made off him at the
Start, but Coveleskie could not stand
prosperity, and the Oaks tied a three
run lead in the third, their two runs
In the sixth giving them the game.
Kahler was knocked out of the box
in the second game in the fourth In-
ning, and Evans finished it up.
The Beavers will remain in San
Francisco this week to meet the Ban
Francisco club.
Scores:
Morning game
POBTUlIf P
AB. R. H. PO
v... 1
.... 4
5
4
4,
.... 5-
2
Derrick, lb.
,8tompf, 2b.
Batea, 3b. .
. Fisher, e. . .
Ioane, rf. ,
Hillyard, cf.
lxter, u. .........
Keefe, p. .........
(V-Trleskie, p.' .....
-Speae
Evana, p.
3
1
2
f."
0
1
1
1
0
1
0
0
0
o
1
0
0
0
3
1
o
o
o
1
o
0
A.
3
0
4
1
3
1
0
0
1
0
0
1
MAEOONS BEAT
MAXEY AND HIS
SELLWOOD PALS
i " "
Red Lund Too Much for the
Monarchs in. 1 1 to 2
Contest.
PORTLAND CITT LEAGUE.
Won. Lost. P. C.
Maroons . , . . .......11
West Side , 8
East Side 5
Sellwood '2
1
f
7
13
917
500
.41T
.167
Total 32 5 9 24 14
OAKLAND
AB. B, B. rO. A.
Middletoo, ft. 4 l 1 2 n
Maroae. 2b. : .....3 1 1 4 2
Johnston, If 3 1 1 1 o
Neea. lb. .............. 8 0 1 10 X
Gardner, rf. ........... 8 10 2 0
. Knhn, e. i , ..... 8 0 1 7 1
Oaest. 91017
I.ltschi, Sb 3 110 2
'PrtHish, p. 10 0 O 1
Bord. p. 1 0 1 0 0
Wartlooni. p. ......... 0 0 0 0 0
V. Klawitter, p. t 0 0 0 1
toUl 28 6 7- 27 15
3
Speaa batted for CoreWkie in eighth. '
SCO HE BY INNINGS
Portland, 30 110000 O 5
Hita , 3 0 1 2 O 1 1 0 19
Oakland 1 0 3 0 0 2 0 0 6
Hits . ,...0 12 112 0 6 7
SUMMARY
Four rnna. 3 hlta off Keefe, 9 at bat, in
I M innlnga; out In third, 2 on. 1 out. Fire
rena, 5 hita oft Proagb. 12 at bat. In 3 1-3
loninga, oat In 4tn, l out, 2 on. No runs, 1
bit oft Boyd, 2 at bat in 2-3 Inning. No rune,
eo hit oft alartlDonl, 4 at bat, In 1 1-3 In-
nlar; out in 6th, 1 out, 2 on. Two rnna, 4
blta off Coveleskie, 13 at bat, In 4 ,2-3 inning.
Credit victory to Klawitter; charge defeat to
CoTeleakle. Three base hit Ness. Two base
hita Derrick. Knha, Btnmpf, Boyd. Sacrifice
blta Nesa. Davis. LJtaehl. Sacrifice flle -Batea,
Guest. First basa on called balls Off
Keefe 3. off Prough 2, off Coreleakie 3, off
Waxttnonl 2, off Klawitter 2. Struck ost By
Keefe 1. by Prough 3, by Coveleekie 1, by
v Martinoni 1. Hit by pitcher Marean by Keefe.'
; Double playi Neaa to Kuhn to Marcan; Qoeat
to Neaa. left on basea Portland 11, Oak-
; iaod 8. Runa reaponsible for Keefe 4. Proagb
4. Oovelekle 4. Stolen basest KUber 2, Hlll
. yard, Johnston, Neva. Time of. game 1:43.
Lmplrea Held and Cuthrie.
. . Afternoon game '
PORTLAND t
AB. B. H. PO. A. E.
3 O 2 4 2 0
Chalking up a 3 to 0 victory over
the Sellwood Merchants In the first
game of yesterday's City league dou
blebeader, the Maroons made it eight
straight victories. In the second con
test the East Side Redmen showed
their heels to the West Side Monarchs,
winning, 11 to 2.
Richard Maxmeyer was on the
mound for the Sellwood team. He
pitched great ball, allowing but six
binaries, but two of them being clean
swats, and whiffing: 18 batters. Bone
headed plays On the part of a pair
of players save the Maroons a couple
of tallies, and also robbed the Sell-
1 i wooders of a chance to score In the
2 ! ninth frame.
"Sunny" Moeller pitched for the
league leaders. He was In danger but
once during the game,, and t'aat was in
tbe ninth frame, when Smitn connect
ed for his third hit and NeUson fol
lowed with a double.
Red" Lund held the Monarchs to
one hit. while his team mates chased
across 11 runs with 11 bingles. Errors
gave the West Slders . two of their
three : runs. j
The scores:.
MA BOONS
AB. R. H. PO.
5 0 2 1
Da via,, a. ......
uemck, lb 5 0 1 8 1
Slumpf, 2b. 5 0 0 1 2
Be tea, 3b. 4 0 1 2 4
Cartscb, c 4 O 0 6 2
lioorve, rf. .....8 0 1 10
Hlllyard, cf. ...... 4 1 3 0 O
Loher, If. 3 O 12 O
Kabler, p. 1 0 O 0.6
Svana. p. 2 0 10 1
' Total
Mlddleton. cf
Varcan, 2b. 4
Johnstuo. If. ........... S
Neaa. lb. 4
Uetdner. rf 4
Kuhn, e. .............. 3 '
Ooeat, as. 3-
Lita.hi, 3b. 4 j
Martinoni. p. 4 '
Uundorff, cf 0
Total
34 1 10 24 12
OAKLAND
AB. B, Hi PO,
O X if 3
2 3
3
2
1
O
1
2
3
1
9
3
4
I
e
l
A.
a
4
O
0
1
0
1
1
8
o
Stepp, rf
Signby, 2b.
Doty, lb
Bos art, 3b
Kennedy, If. .
bvtholemy, c.
Hiirgreavea, ef.
Yett, as.
Moeller. p.
Total
Wilson, 2b. .
Inglea, aa. ..
Cohen, 8 b. .
Aiken, lb. .
O'Leary, lb.
Smith, rf. .
Neilaon, It. .
Deveny; cf . .
Newman, c.
Maxmeyer, c
-Total ....
4
4
8
4
3
4 -4
3
1
1
0
1
O
o
o
e
4
7
O
0
13
1
0
A.
0
2
O
3
0
2
s
1
6 27 10
.......34 3
SELLWOOD
AB. Ii. H. PO.
0
0
0
0
O
O
0
0
0
O
o
o
1
0
0
3
1
o
1
1
3
2
0
10
1
o
0
1
10
o
A.
0
2
4
0
0
o
0
0
4
2
SALT LAKE WINS SERIES
Salt Lake, Utah, June 81.- Salt Lake
made a rally In the sixth inning yes
terday and won the series In a 10 to 3
game. The feature ipf the week was
the terrific hitting ;of Risberg, who
polled 18 for the series, the, aggregate
totalling 36 bases. Score:
- VENICE
AB. R. H. PO.
Carllale, If. ........... 8 0 0 4
Berger, aa. 4 0 0 1
Kane, ef. .. ....... . 4 2 2 2
Bisberg. rf. 2 1.1 1
Parte U. 2b . . 4 0 1
HeUlng. 3b. .. 3 0 0
Mltae, ,e. .............. 4 0 1
Glelachmann, lb. ...... 4 - 0 1
Mitchell, p. ............ 3 0 1
Fromme, p. 0 o 0
Spencer .............. 1 0 Q
A.
I
0
1
2
o
2
3
1
e
-
Total
Strlnn, rf.
Orr. aa. .
Gideon, 2b.
Kyan, if.- ....
Zacher. cf. ...
Tennant. lb. .
Halllnan, Sb.
Barbour, Sb. .
Hannah, c. , .
Fittery7 P. .
Meek .......
Total .......
....... .32 8
SALT LAKE
i AB. R.
tO
. . k . .. 5
S
4
2
T 24 11
3
2
1
3
3
H. PO.
3 1
1
2
3
0
1
e
o
o
0
I
a
2
2
1
10
o
o
8
1
0
A. E.
O 0
1
5
1
O
1
1
1
o
0
....34 10 U 27 11
Batted for Fromme In ninth.
Batted for Halllnan la sixth. '
SCORE BY INNINGS
Venice .....1 00 00 20 008
Hita 2 0 0 O 1 2 1 O 1 7
Salt Lake ...1 O O 0 0 6 1 3 10
Hita 2 0 1 0 0 5 2 1 U
STMMARY '
Two baae hlta Kane, Ityan. Meek. Three
base hit Shlnn. Home run Gedeon. Sacrifice
hits Risberg. Zacher. Baaes.on balla Off
Mitchell 3, Fromme O, Fitter 2. Struck out
By Mitchell 8. Fronune 8, Fittery 6. Seven
runa. 10 blta and 29 at bat off Mitchell la 6
2-3 Innings. Three rnna, 1 hit and S at bat
off Fromme In 1 1-3 inning. Bona responsi
ble for Mitchell 9, Fromme 2, Fittery 3.
Charge defeat to Mitchell. Left on basea Ven
ice 6, Salt Lake 0: First baae on errors Ven
ice 1, Salt Lake 2. Doable plays Ryan to Ten
naqt, Barboor to Gad eon to Tennant. Hit by
pitcher Fittery by Fromme; Hetling by Fit
tery. Time 2:06. Cmpirea Finney and Williams.
STANFOED MEN
MUST TAKE OFF
EXTRA WEIGHT
Westerners Violate Unwrit
ten Law by Training on
Sunday Morning.
Poughkeepsie, N. T. Jane 31- (U,
P.) All- five crews entered in the
intercollegiate regatta June 28, took
practice spins today. AU showed de
cided Improvement since their arrival.
Stanford . pulled six miles, tbe hardest
workout of- the day. " Coach Frank
Ouerena announced that his giants
gained an average of five pounds on
route across the continent.
While other crews attended church
or strolled through the bills Sunday,
Stanford's Cardinal launched their
shell and took a 10 mile paddle down
stream and back.
This action was frowned upon by
the other college crews, among whom
there Is an unwritten law against
work on Sunday. - Guerena says - the
Hudson river baa a lower density
than western waters and Is far easier
to row In,
ANGELENOS TAKE SERIES
i. 33 0 7 27 12 3
SCORE BY INNINGS
Maroona ...,0 0020100 08
Hlta 0 O 0 2 1 1 2 0 06
Sellwood 0 0 0 0 O 0 0 O 0 0
Hita O1120O1O 27
SUMMARY '
Struck ont By Maxmeyer 13, Moeller 10.
Baaes on balls Off Maxmeyer 2, Moeller 3.
Two ba bits Kennedy, Neilaon. Double playa
Slgaby to Yett to Doty. Sacrifice hita Siga
by. Stolen bases Slgsby, Yett, Doty. Bogart.
Wilson. Hit by pitched balla Moeller. Time
of game 2:10. Cmpirea Drennen and Cbeynne.
WEST SIDE
AB. R. H. PO. A
Lind, If . . . .
Childera. 3b.
YVolfer. 2b. .
Murray, cf . .
Brlgga, rf.
Lodeu, lb. .
Watta. aa. .
Bleeg, c. . .
Murphy, p. .
Total ....
0
0
2
1
0
0
o
0
0
0
o
o
1
0
o
o
0
0
2 1
1 3
1.3
2 0
2-0
8 1
0 0
2
1
24
27 10 i 1
- 3 0 15
SCOBS BY INNINGS
Portland ...............0 00000 1 0 0 1
Hits ..................1 2 1 10 0 8 2 010
Oakland ., O 1 2 O 4 2 0 O
, Hita .12 2O4S30 16
- SUMMARY
Seven runa, Mta, 3 at bet off Kahler in
?...,,"nln,"- J9?n rnna Johnston, Mlddleton.
Hlllyard. Stolen baaes Derrick. Hlllyard,
Mlddleton. Johnston. Charge defeat to Kah
ler. Sacrifice hit Darts. First baae bn called
balla Off Kahler 4, Martinont 6, Evana 1.
Btrock ont By Kahler 4. Martinoni 3, Evana 1.
Doable playa Marcan to Neaa, Marcan to
Quest to Neaa;: Evana to Da via to Derrick.
Rnaa responsible for Kahler T. Evana 2, Mar.
tlnonl 1 wild pitch Kahler. Left on bases '
Portland 11, Oakland 8. Tl ma 1:62. Cmpirea
Gathrte and Held.
ii I
Greatest
Cigarette
Robi aaon. cf.. . .
Brown, Za.
Uinkle, It. . ...
McKeen, lb.
Luckey, rf . . ...
Kirk patrlck, 3D.
Pritchard. sa. .
Shea, c.
Lu ud, p. ......
Hughes, 3b
Total ....... i
31 3
EAST SIDE
AB. B H. PO.
4
.. 5
., 5
2
8
3
3
2
O
O
0
o
o
1
3
2
1
2
0
1
e
o
1
2
1
o
10
1
o
2
11
O
0
1
11
A.
0
3
0
0
0
2
1
1
1
0
E.
0
1
0
0
0
0
1
1
o
0
.37 11 11 27 10
Batted for Ktrkpatriek In fourth.
SCOBB BY INNINGS
Weat Side , 0 OO2000O1 3
Blta ,.,...,...00000000 1 I
Bast Hide 0 0 0 1 2 O 4 4 11
Hita .O 0 O 0 8 1 9 3 11
. -SUMMABY
- Struck oot SP? Lund 11, by Murphy 10.
Baae on balls )ff Lund 3. off Murphy 4. Two
base blta Hughes. Double playa Lind to
ChUdera; Shea to Pritchard. Sacrifice fly
Hughea. Stolen baaea Brown 2, H inkle 2,
Wolf er, Murray. Paased balla Shea. Wild
pitches Land. Time of gam 1:50. Cmpirea
Cheynne endJDrannen. .
NORTHWESTERN - LEAGUE
Rattle, June Jl Pat Eaatley was in
good form ; yesterday and ' held the
Aberdeen club to one run.
Score: R. H. E.
Seattle .... ..... S 91
Aberdeen ..........i... ........ 1 8 0
Batteriee-x-Sastley and Cadman; Mel
kle, Harkness and Vance.
1 - f i ' i :
Spokane, Wash June 21. 8pokane
and Taeoma broke even yesterday, the
former winning 11 to 6, and the latter
to fi. Wicker and McGlanity, two
gray haired graduates of the National
league, started tbe first game, but Mac
couldn't "last. McGflnnity was also
batted- out of the box "in the second
ram e. : Scores;
First game: .. R. H. E.
Spokane ..v. . ,11 1 4
Taooma . . ..... 5 8 4
Batteries Wicker i and Altaian; Me
Ginnity, House and Davis, Stevens.
Second game: !- R. H.E.
Spokane . . ............. .'.w 3 14 4
Tacoma -, .
Los Angeles, June 21. After being
blanked by the 'Seals 4 to 0 In the
morning the Angels came back strong
in the afternoon,! knocked Baum out of
the box in the eighth and finished up
on Fanning in the eleventh on McMul-
len's single, a walk and Terry's single.
The Angels won the series. Score:
Morning game; -
SAN FBAK CISCO
AB. K. H. PO.
. a- o i o
3 1 0 3
4
. 3
..... 4
. 4
. 4
Meloan. rf . . .
Schaller, If. ..
Bodle, vpf. . . . .
ueumatan. ID.
Dbwna, 2b. ...
Jones, 3b. . . .
Cor ban. aa. ,.
Block, c. .....
Brown, p. "...
0
O
1
1
O
1
0
1
o
1
1
2
2
1
1
12
2
1
1
6
1
0
O
0-.
o
1
2
4
3
4
Total
Margert, of .
McSfullen, 2b.
Wolter. rf. ..
Koerner, lb. .
tins, ir. ....
Terry, aa. ...
Brooke, e. ,.
Metzeer, 3b.
Perrltt. n. ...
Boles ,
Total
27 13
. 35 4
LOS ANGELES
AB. B. H. PO. A.
3 0 .11 1
0 0
0
O
0
0
0
0
O
0
.... 4
......... 4
.... :
9
...i 3
... 2
1
1
1
IS
3
0 :
2
2
1
o
.29
6 27 17 1
Batted for Perrltt io ninth.
SCORH BY INNINGS
San ganciaco....,...,J.l 0 0 0 0 O 0 0 34
Hits -.....,.120 1 000 1 49
Loa Angelea ..w. ....... ..0 O 0 O O 0 0 0 O 0
Hita .0 0 0 0 1 0 1 1 2--5
SUMMARY
Two' base bits Corn n, Meloan, Brown,
Maaeert. Sacrifice hltai Heiimann. Terrv.
LStruek ont By Perrltt i. Brown 6. Basea on
beOla Off Perritt 1. Brown 1. Buns resnonsible
for Perrltt 8. Paaeed ball Brooks. Umpirea
Phyle and Toman. Time 1:55.
Afternoon same
BAN FBA.NCISCO
AB. K. H. PO. A. E.
Meloan, rf..... ........ ..6 2 2 2 1 0
Schaller. If. 4 11 3 O O
Bodie, cf. ..... 5 1 4 10 0
Hellxnann, lb. t 0 2 12 2 0
Downs, 2b. , 6 0 1 2 3 0
Jones, 8b. .....4 O 1 3 , 1 O
Corhan, aa. 3 O 1 280
Block, c. 4 O O 4 3 0
Baam, p. ............. 4 0 O 214 0
t'annineap, 1 O O O 2 0
Leard .,...."1 O O 0 0
NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES
At St. Louis R. H- E.
Boston... . 2 7 2
St. Louis .. 1 .... 8 I 2
Batteries Crutcber, Tyler and Gow.
dy; Meadows and Snyder.
At Cincinnati R. H. E.
Philadelphia, ................. 160
Cincinnati... ............... 2 0
Batteries Demaree and "W. KiTlifer;
Dale, Benton and Wlngo.
At Chicago , R. H. E.
Brooklyn . . . . , ,..1 6 1
Chicago 6 8 0
Batteries Aitchison and Milleri
Pierce and Bresnahan.
FEDERAL LEAGUE GAMES
e R.H.E.
..... 2 7 0
At Newark First gam
Pittsburg . .
Newark -........ 0 1 1
Batteries Rogge and Berry; Meee-
ley and Rariden.
Second game " - 'R.H. B.
Pittsburg '..f. ....... 0 - 6 0
Newark . 3 8 3
Batteries Barger and O'Connor;
Kaiserling and Rariden.
STANDING OF THE TEAMS
, Pacific Coast League.
Raa Franeiaco 41 32 .592
Salt Lake 3 . 35 .527
Loa Angeles ..... 43 40 . JS18
Oakland 30 42 .481
Portland 33 37 , .479
Venice 34 43 - .442
Tfetiwial League.
Chicago , 30 21 .588
St. Louis - -. 32 S4 .671
Philadelphia 28 23 J549
Pittsburg; . 25 25 .500
rt?n 24 28 .462
Brooklyn ........ 24 28 .402
New York 21 26 .447
Cincinnati s 21 27 .437
American Leag-ne,
Chicago 37 20 .ft49
Boaton , 2S 22 , JB09
DetBolt 34 24 .688
New York 27 24 .529
Waabington . ...... 24 24 .600
Cleveland .. 21 32 " .398
St. Louis 20 33 .877
Philadelphia ... 18 34 .348
Tedenl Leagne;
Kansaa City 35 23 .60S
fit. Louis ................ 32 ; 23 .592
Pittaburg 29 rj 25 .637
Chicago ................ 29 20 J2f
Brooklyn 28 ,27 .509
Newark 28 ? 30 .483
Buffalo .................. 23 t 34 .404
Baltimore 21 32 J&Q
Hortaweatera Laecoa.
Spokane ................. 85 -28 JBTt
Taeoma . ... 32 28 .533
Vancouver . 82 28 .633
Victoria .... 28 " 20 .491
Aberdeen . . . . . SO .34 .48
SeatUe ......24 80 .400
Total
12 31 IS
Maggert, ef. . . .
McMullen, 2b. .
Wolter, rf. ....
Koerner. lb. ...
Ellla. If.
Terry, aa.
Bolea, c. ... ......
Metzger, 3b. .......
Hughea, p.
By an
ToUl
..41 '4
LOS ANGELES -
AB. B. H. PO.
a 11 1
4
....15
. 6
....4
..--5
4
....13
2
1
O
1
0
0
2 -2
2
I
' 2
14 2
0 O
1 O
0 0
6
- 2
14
2
4
1
1 "
O
0
E.
O
, 2
1
O
0
o
0
0
o
" 0
.38 . 9 12 33 18
- One oat when winning run scored. v
Baa f or Jtowna ia teeth. .- .JT-:.-- -
, SCORE BY INNINGS
San FranclBco..... -.1 O ft 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 O 4
Hlta .8 1O0 1 8 1 1 0-12
Los Ajigelea. ...... ..O OOOOOl SOO 1 fi
Hita 012002310 312
r vt, ; SUaDAKT.v'--l-:;
- Three base hit McMullen. Two' baae hita
Meloan, Walter. Bodle. Ellla. Sacrifice bits-.
Jonea, Metzger, Block, Corhan. Struck out
By Baum 2, Hughes 1. Fanning 2, Byan 1.
Bases oa balls Off Baum 2. Hughea 2, yaa.
sing - 1. - Runa responsible for Hnghes 2,
Baum 8, Fanning 2. Tea hlta. 4 rnna. 20 at
bat oft Hughea In 6 2-3 Innings hita, 3
runa. 24 at bat off Baum la 7 1-3 innings.
Charge defeat to Fanning. , Credit victory to
Byan. Double playa Meloan to Jones; McMul
len to Terry to Koerner. Hit by pitcher
Schaller by Hughe. Wild pitch Banna. Srolee
baae Meloan. . . Umpire Phyla and , Toman.
Time 2;18. ., ' .
Albany; Or.,' June tl, The local
2 I u.Bt.rH,. tn a Pitche RevfnrrT al.
. jaerieo--rs.eHy na orenegan; ; Mo I lowed but two bits and struck out 1$
Ginnity. Feet, House ; and Stevens. J 0f xb Railroaders, -
11
1
;I i? -i&ia -ye ? 3 ' m i nr
OQiJliaElT V$M
LADY
Orchestra
Evening
BOWIE & CALDWELL
BUX1ARD PARLORS
2d now-Pittock Block
- Laies Invited x
LEAGUETO TAKE VICTORIA
Seattle, Wasru, June 21.--The North
weetern league has - taken over the
Victoria franchise thrown ue'" by
Joshua Klngham last week, and will
conduct the club until an angel can be
found. President Brown of tbe Van
couver elub informed ' the director at
their meeting yesterday that be would
be able to replace the eight suspended
strikers by today and eould continue
the season.
MINER DEFEATS FROHMAN
J. H. Miner defeated A, S. Frohman
in three straight sets yesterday for the
A. P. Kati at the Multnomah club
courts, 6-4, 6-4, 7-5. Frohman
and Jones will play Norris and
Wells in the semi-finals, the winners
to meet Brown and Downard in the
finals. u -
AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES
At Cleveland (first game) -R.. H. E.
Cleveland ...... .V 1 11 2
Chicago... , 7 14 1
Batteriesoumbe Jo nea, Walker and
O'Neil; Bens and Eohalk.
Second game ' R. H. E.
Cleveland ... , 0 8 0
Chicago 3 7 0
Batteries Morton. Hargtad and
Egan; Scott and S chalk.
At netroit B. H. E.
St. Ivouis ...... 1 7 0
Detroit.. - . ..' .: 4 1
Batteries Weilman and Agnew;
uauaa ana jn.cA.ee, oianage. .
LEADING GOLF 1
STABS OF COAST
TEE OFF TODAY
Northwest Championship
Tacoma Will Be Started
Tomorrow.
at
Tacwroe, Waalw June 2X (TJ. P.)
Treading men and women- golfers . of
the Pacific coast, amateurs adn pro.
fessionals, wehe assembled this morn
lng at links of the. Taooma Country
and Golf club to take part In (the
week's program of play for the North
western Pacifio championships.' I
Competition started today with (the
qualifying round , for the women's
championship in the morning, and 18
boles of match play for the first It
who qualify. The men's Pacific north
west championship play will begin to
morrow. ; !
The Tacoma tournament Is the larg
est golf event In the northwest this
year. - 1
H Chandler Egan, former national
champion, and Jack Neville, present
northwest champion,. drew much atten
tion yesterday In practice rounds. Egan
is looked upon to furnish a sensation
in the . open tournament.' Mrs. U M.
Wheeler, who won the metropolitan
and northwest championships as Mrs.
fl A. Earle of Butte, is making an
Impression In the field of women
golfers here.
BATES AND HILLIS HIGH
. S. Bates was. high amateur and Bill
Hulls ; second in the weekly shoot yes
terday at the Portland Gun club traps
at Jetwe station, with averages of 94
and 9$. Hill has net done any scatter
gun shooting since last summer at the
Indians) shoot at Raymond. Wash,,
spending the. last year in Montana in
quest i of : big game. Scores: EL Bate
man. 4j W. A. Illllia, 82; Al geguin,
90; A W. Strowger. ; H. H. s ilver
ding, 82;: J. C Morris, 80; H. W. Bates,
68; H. H. PoUock. , and C J.
Spooner.j Ct. . ,
Pitcher Mor eland
Hit in Pace by Bat
As the result of being hit In the face
with a bat, Jude Moreland. the Pied
mont! Maroon twtrler, who was on the
Lmound tor the Vancouver Moose yes
terday, ,1s minus lour leecn ana nas a
big cut In his lip. Four stitohes were
required to close the cut.
The bat slipped out of the Bands of
Player Clark of the .Vancouver Tiger
team:! and bit tbe Portlander in the
mouth. - After having his mouth fixed
up, Moreland returned ana pitched a
full game, but lost 14 to 5.
. "Whitey McBrlde, the Moose catch
er, was bit on tbe bead with a bat in
the third. Inning and had to retire from
the game temporarily.
i--J-V' -
Astoria, Or, June Tbe Astoria
Athletic i club defeated the Hammond
5L,umtoer company team . yesterday,
to S.
Batting Averages
.'Of Beaver Players
' AB. IT. PC.
Davis 269 t .343
Derrick 27t 74 .268 ' ii
Btumpf ...... 21 gj .t9B
Bates . 170 S3 .312 ,
m Fisher . . ..... 164 12 .33
Carisch . . 1!2 33 .383
m Poane 318 49 .225
Hlllyard , .... 127 40 .315
Lober . 12J I8 ,280
Speas ........ 198 69 .298
Lnsh . 39 10 .258
Keefe. , 7 0 .000 ia
4t Kvans ........ 29 6 ,207
Krause , , .... 42 9 .209
Kahler , , 6 1 .187
' Coveleskie ,. .. S5 3 .088
Uigglnbotham . 63 8 .151
m Team total.. 2393 628 ,263 '
2 DATES FOR FOOTBALL
Berkeley, Cel., June 21. (P. N. S.)
The first football game between the
University of California and tbe Uni
versity of Washington under the new
arrangement since California has
abandoned Bugby will be played No
vember 8 at Berkeley, it was an
nounced today by Manager John A.
Stroud Jr., A second game will be
played at Seattle, November IS.
A gameat Seattle on Thanksgiving
day. in IfmS, has also-been signed for
by the two schools.
BOXING
IMPERIAL CLUB
Abie Gordon ts. Jim Bows,
V , Six nudi f or dedsdom. .;.
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mmc' m&mf&nalioy smoke .
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ill - til - l I Wf! Mr- aftpwyeee
You uncork that
sunshine tank
by letting some Prince Albert joy smoke slfl Into
your system via a . jimmy pipe or makin's cign
rette, for yotLXtever got such firn out of tobacco
in all your fife.
Get that P. A. -flavor? Get that P. A. aroma?
Go to it mighty cheerful, because P. A. can't
bitel Puff awav like Vou hit uerpetual motion
in the first roundl
And, keep firedrrrp
cows come home:
surefac ts Print
never grouched
man's tongue
grouch youra
till tho
For it's
Albert
other
won't
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matan
ipejoy'ca
'shappy.
uet f. A. ji
' and cigarette:
then youll personally un-
derstand that no other pipo
and cigarette tobacco ever
was or ever can bo lika
Prince Albert because it's made by a
patented process that cuts out the bito
and the parch. That's why pipe peaceful
and cigarette peaceful men call
thm emtttvrr jnarA isfr. . .y
or armma a ss ,
mm to tbim dm avfe '
vrtth torn Joym of Mm Grtmndly Jimmy
pwm a ah aa hist mood mmch morm4.
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us aisissa fur it la ttmiomrtml, SmtmhmrmomP
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tntrJOet aaa af asm a pommd mnd hmif-pommd
- tin hmmmiditwrni mjud that clammy crystal-miasm
mntm wavssisnefCanar toft,
You be a sport and take a chance on thb
say-so, because you've no idea of the bully
goodness, of the joyous satisfaction, of tho
contentment and restfulnes3 and that sort
of . thing; that hits . every man who geta
chuumny with P. A
Hammer thi3 home for what aib your smokeappctits,
because you've no time to lose getting introduced to
this real and true man-tobacco that's ace-high and a
yard wide no matter how you swing on it, jimmy
J pipe or makin's cigarette 1
R. J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO CO., Wirutcnolcrr, N. C