TIID OREGON DAILY JOURNAL; PORTLAND, THURSDAY,- JULY Z2, 1015.
BEAVERS WIN IH UTH
AND PULL SALT LAKE
CLUB; DOWN IN Ml
: Hlgginbotham Whiles Away
V Afterrtoori Trying to; Win
, but Is Finally Replaced.
GREGORY STARTS IT ALL
BRINGING UP FATHER
By Gccrco Liz'.
" C!Tt(B. MJJ. IntvrMtletMtt Mots-
DOTjT CALL. ME
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KNOW MY NAME
rnAR;uERiTe:
HOW DO TOO
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MAXlri; tsOCjW.
TAWS-; WE HAD A FUOCE
PfTT UAWST ISKiHT.
IT VA LOYEUT-' -
. BT THE WAT. DO TOO
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cchIlece a month
ACO rn otfH TC
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COf TO CALL. TODAY
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from oli-e;e:
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Pitch Sits Bpeas and That Opeoa
Way for Second Victory la th
Barlflad Atmospssr,
Sail Laks CIty Utah July 22.
Portland masaced to put ver.a run in,
the eleventh Inning yesterday and win
the hall: game from., the Salt Lake club.
3 to 7. It was a great old game, with
both clubs putting . over .tyur run ral-
- He.- The Bearer were' leading T to
4 into the seventh, when the locals put
over two runs and' then "tied it up In
. th 'eighth, i Keither -Hlgginbotham
"nor Clauda Williams finished, the game.
Higgy was subjected to an awful
bombardment in the first Inning.
Shlnn" walked and Barbour sacrificed.
Nutt was an infield out and that gave
" Buddy Kyan a. chance. Buddy singled
. .'and scored Stilnn. counting himself
later on Cedeon's double. Hannah
walked and Tennant singled, scoring
Gedeon and putting Hannah on third,
t whence he scored on a double steal,
Hlgginbotham ;.- dropping . Carisch's
throw. McArdle and Derrick finally
retired Hallinan.
PortUnd tallied- Stumpf 1 and Hlll
- yard on an error, a"-double, -a flyout
. and - McArdle's single. They scored
arain in the fourth 'when -McArdle
; walked. Hlgginbotham sacrificed and
Carlisle singled.
BigBIowmp la sixth.
- The quartet of runs put over y the
Beavers was., la the-, sixth ". frame
t-Cartschr; singled and- -McArdle was safe;
on Hannah's error, Higgy reached
first on Tennant's error and with the
v bases full Carlisle singled and brought
in two runt. Iligg' went to third and
fc'peaa smashed out a double against
the . fence ''and Higgy and Carlisle
scored. Bates, and Btumpf. were sky
5ots. , . . : .
' Gfdeon'A doubles scored Shinn and
- 'Bariour in the seventh'and the score
.r was I tied in the eighth when Tennant
singled. Fa ye running for him. Hal
lm&il sacrificed ; and Orr batted for
Wiiljams, thi putting Fays on third.
Shino. .busted one and scored Faye.
Shinn stole second will' Hlg -was
dreamily looking 'at the pitcher, and
wue xxmrn uirew iniv ceier net a,
Jimmy went to third. -That was the
end of Higgy and Kahler finished out
the game. Uregory finished it up for
.the locals. Gregory hit Speas in the
. eleventh, and the latter went to third
fcn Stuinpf a single through short.'
v Hillyard was hit by a pitched alL.
flllrng, the.- bases and on Carisch's
f . -t orceotrt of- Hillyard at seconds "Speae
- crossed with what eventually was the
winning run.' . t . - . 1 .
"'. . IB. B. H. J'Oi
-Certfrts, If. ............ 8 1,3 i
"Dtej-rjes.--li. 5 O 'O 'll
'esSj, ..ft.. ............... o l
litM. S. . t' e -O
Ililiyard,- cf."v
.: t nrunrh. c. i.vw.wy.
Mr ArtRe. . vtj?.fr'4
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....4.;......, 4 ' .
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u '1
a ...a
i fi
3 -fr -,
:
0
1 .
t-
I
1
o
1-
5
4
JHwboer. 3b. ......... S
Rjan.lt. ......v, 6
Gedeon. 2b." l;r &
SALT LAKE
.r": AB. R. BL,PO.
HitniMti, c.
Kobrer. . .i
TeonaBC. lb...
raja. lt, ...
I.ynn.. lb. . . ..
- Haliinaa, aa.
WUIUbj. p.
rr .......
Ketther
eaeiier -t
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4
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4
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O
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2 3
2 " O
1 r 4
3 2
2 " a
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13 : S3
' v Battd foe Winiams ia eighth.. ' ' '. --
Batted, for liaiuu.li in ntuUu . .
Batted for Faye In- ninth. ,
'-. SqORB BY INNINGS ' ''
i Portland ..........0 2 -1 4 O 1 8
' Hits .............. 21213110O 111
" Bait Lake 4 0 0 2 1 O T
Hit - 3 010108221 O la
-' . SOOIA&T ,
" Trar 1ae hit HiUrard.. ttoeaa.. Cariach.
- OeOetm,- Kraa. Three baa bit Bate. Sacrt.
. f ice-- bits McArdle HirzuilMHSata 2. Bartxrur.
Ntrtt, HalUuan, tregury. gtotea baaea Hill
l yard. Cartach. Shins. Baae on balls Off Vig
..(.BbottuuB 4. WUltama 3. Strock oot By Hls
.'. alfibotbajD .4. Kahler 1, Wllluuiia 8. Gregory
i. &eTe raoa. lu hit, and ft! at bat off Ulx
;: g.nbcrtliattt u yf 2-3 innliiga; no ran. 3 Bit
-. aad 12 at bat off KatUer ia 3 1-3 Inning;; 7
.: rues. lO-nits aad 34 at bat off Williams ia S
Inning; 1 ran,, 1 bit and 11 at bat off Creg.
' vry - ia Slanlnr Credit victory te - Kahler.
t'targa defeat to Gregory. Left ea baaea
-y Portland 12, Salt take lO. Wild pitch Hig
( inb-.tnaia. first beae on emus Portland
-ilit by ptebef-Speaj and-Hillyard. br Mrt
ery.L JtCnua repuuailie fMr Higflaiwtnam .
VkiitUms 4, Uregory X. fmplraa Itiyla and
Tucm. Tlnta 2;J(k .
l&pertscPredictiiig
New Hurdle;-Eecord
JIoa Angeles. CaL.-' July 22. (XT. P.
Experts predict that Fred Kelly will
brealc his own world's record In . the
ISO-yard high hurdles when he runs
at San Francisco --The southern Call-
fornia speed ' demon is improving his
start, -"" - - -
, ClocVers say he, has already chopped
one f i?th of a Eecond off his time In
fc-eUins -vfrom his holes to-th first
barrier.j vHe stretches out "more in
crossing ,the sticks. This Is - another
improvement on his Olympia games
style; Kelly weighs" 1S5 pounds and
Is in the best . physical condition of
his career. , . . : j
COMISKEY WILL PROTEST
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GETTES ATTEND
FIGHT BUT CAN'T
DO ANY- TATiKTNG
Gallery Gang - .Breaks Lfp
"Mrs, Brewers' Speech With.
' Their Questions, v
j. . ..
Kew Tork, i July8-(n. r
dozen ' suffragettes In - filmy white
dresses and. wearing -yellow yyote or
women" banners pinned across : their
bosoms, were t prominent spectators
Hn nigm 11 in i rouna araw Be
tween Charlie White of Chicago and
Kid- Lewis, the British lightweight, at
the St.- Nicholas dub. , - ' - , -
: "It was suf fragettesV rdght and
the women' were ; the guests of honor.
"When they were ushered into ' the
presence of ' the f lyh t .fans, i they, e
ceived a wild cheer from tne ."rail
birda." who tew miM a battle Mrs.
Francis Brewer was lifted ta th. ring
and attempted to make a. speech.- but
without success. " -
; "What's her weigrhtr shouted the
gallery fans, as the announcer started
to introduce her. 1 t
Her first words created a hubbub
Which prevented her concluding her
remarks. . " - '
ABLES BLANKS BENGALS
X.os Ansreles. Julv S 2.- Harry Abies
Ie VemoiV fiown with'TIve scattered
hits yesterday? wfcich means that he
blanked the Ipals in a. 4 to 0 game.
Xecanniere appeared on the slab after
ft three, months' illness, but was driven
off In- the third inning. , - Jack. Ness,
singled in the fifth and scored John
son, -thereby Tnaking his fortynlnth
hitting game.--: Score: ,
.-..---.. '.OJlKXAXD - - - ,
- L -IB. R. H. PO. A- E.
Varrvs. )2b ..vlS ; 1- 1 5.0
KMrtletota, K; ...;..; 4
Jot-aatou, cf .-....... . 4
Ness. lb. -..j-.-iiV... 4
Gardner; rf. 4
Litiwi.-S6.- fs... ,....; 4
Kb ' v.. : - j. . . 2
tG'iMit, , . . . , 4
Alftef, . p. i.. , . . . : 4
1 13
2 1 l O
O l 15 O
2 O-O
O . 1 8 6
O 1
O O l 3
O 1 0v8
Total
Ittdar, aa. ......
Kane. U.
Wilhoit, rf. Sj,-.
Brylesa. ct. ....
PurteU. Zb. ..
Gielachmanav- is.
KJktwra, Sib.- ,
Spenee-r.
Peeanniere. -p.. v
Ptpreey p;
LoaDa ........
Whlaa. p. .......
Total .......
J.....3& 4 27. 17 0
'. YE KNOTT "
AJB. R. H. PO. A.-. E.
4 O 1 2 4 0
4 O " 13 O 0
4 O- 12 : O O
....... 4 O O O 1
4 lO . O l 2 1
. 4 O 1 9 O O
........ S O 1 3 ' 1 O
....... 2 O ' T 2. O
i.i... ' O ' -O 0 2
1 O 0-2
1 ; O O O O.O
........ OOOO.O
..'...r.ii i ir "Is- "5
- ."Chicago. July 22.-r-(X?. P.) Presi
dent -Comlskey- of the Chicago Ameri
canssaid . today that be intended - to
protect. to . President Ban Johnson
agrainst what he calls the worst unj
pirinr he. has ever seen in the Ameri
can Je.ague.t Comiskey declares Man
ager Rowland has been made a mark
by the empires.
AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES
At St. Louis ' H. IC K.
Boston . . ..j, .. 4 11 2
St. Louis o 3, B 1
5 Batteries Ruth, Wood and Thomas:
Jane, Hamilton ah4.AgneWiv
; At JetroIt . , iJ, - ' R. JI. P-
Philadelphia . . ..... .1 4 7 0
Detroit J It ' 0
" Batteries rJ:ecban and Land; Bland
anU tacase.
Batted for Plercey is eighth.
v SCOBE BT ISNUSGS
Oaxlaod ....U. ......,.. ettlOOO 0 4
Uita ,..,..,.......,,..0 1 0200 1 08
Terooa ' .....;...........0 0000 0 00 O O
Uita ...1 1 O 1 1 1
- SCKMABX
Tare baas hit WUhoit. Twe ftaae hits
Litaehl. . iilelacluBaott. Guriiner. Stoles haaen
JotiBJri.ua. Koijn. rraek oot Able 6. JDecaa-
Blera I. Plercey S, White 1 Baaea on bilb
Off Able Z. Iereey 3. sen responaibie lor
Ijeraoniere 1. Piercer 1. Four hits. 2 rna.
12 at bat eft- Decaaniera- ia 2 1 imtuiss; 4
bits, V ran, S at bat ot Plercey in 6 2
laBiDga. Charge eeteat t juecanniere. iontre
piay Piercer to Kader to GWisokitaaBa. Vi ihi
pitch Abl-. tteraoniere. Tiaie 1:33. Laipires
Held and Braabear. - :
SEALS OVERCOME 3 RUNS
STANDING OF THE TEAMS
Paeifie Coast Xeagoa.
. Wciau
Saa rraneiaeo..... .......... SO
I Aogeiea. .......... ... 6tt
Oaklaud &4
Salt Lake.... .SO
I'ertlaad ........ 4
Terooa M
. Vatfamal Iagaa,
Philadelphia .44
BrookljB .................. 43
Chicaao .................... 43
8U Louis 43
alttaborg ................... id
New Sort 87 ?
Boaton . ........ .......... 4
Cliicuxiiati ................... 3S
Iitt. Pet.
4
M -
55 ;- .479
: 68 - , .432
84
57
S
41
41
29
43
.638
&24
.44
:4jlx
..aairr
lfaton ...... u ........... 63 ..
Detroit ..................... 53
Chicagot ...i.......... .. v4 :-:
New Teek ...... 44
Waahlustos - ................ 43
St. Loaia ................... 33
PhnadelFhia , 80
Clareiand ................... 2
Kansas Cityl. ...... ......... 4S '
Chicago ..... ....... .j. 48
St. Lonia .................. 44)
Utteborg .................. 43
Newark ..................... 43
Brooklyn .....iii...i'.'...,40
Buffalo .................... 88
Baltimore ............ 83
t . r Aaaaarinas , Saaeriafioafc
St. Paul . ....... ......51
IntUaaapoIla 48 :
Kaaaa City ............... 47
Minneapolis ................ 45
Milwaukee . 42
IxraisTille 42
Cleveland .................. 40
CoiOBibaa .... t .......... 33 -
Wastara Xaagaa.
Dea Molaea...... .......... 34
Denver ..................... 44
Lincoln .................... 4't
Omaha ..Z. ........... ..j.. -43
Topeka .....................43
SSi.JOx City- ................. 88
Ft- Joeepa - ............... All
Wichita wc. .t. ..2-
Jforthwsatara. .'teagne.r
Spokane 4 . . . . .- . . - 57 -, 83
Tacoma - ..i.... ....... ........ S3 r 42
Vaaeoaarer ............... t.. 43 44
Seattle. ..................... 45 r S)
Victoria ............. 42 . : 49
Aberdeen ...... .v .....40 M
34
82
83
41 :
42
62.
34
34
37
8ti
37
41 ?
47
31,
31
84 '
4 '
43
43 ;
44
44
43
&fi
29
34
S
43
43
42
4S-
.638
.324
.321
.313
.twe
. ,S8S
J31
,343
JBS
..663
; .661
.633
' .613
.46
4.427
: - --.
6S4
' 43
&&
JbW
t4S
; .4
: ' .42
.37$
.631
.564
.524
' -6oO
1475
.-l85
,. .330
.618
L258
-.464
.474
.462
" .4u6
NORTHWESTERN i LEAGUE
'4
VancouTer, B." C, July 12. Red
Murphy's triple, with- two men on. In
the last half jot the eighth, and 'with
two out. beat Spokane 2 to 1 yesterday.
Score: . ' - R. II. E.
Spokane . .-. .................. 14 2
VancouTer ... ...... 2 4 1
Batteries- -Wicker '' and Brenegan;
Smith and Brottem. -
,1-
Seatile. July 12. Seattle made It
12 straight victories : yesterday by
beating Victoria, to 8. . . ,1 ;
Score: v - V Ri ILE.
Seattle 11 .a
Victoria . .............. .... 6' ' 3
Batteries EasUey and Cadraan;
Banson and Hoffman. - - ,
Taeoma, July 22. Meikle won a
pitchers battle from Kaufman yester
day, 4 to IS.- Tacoma made four er
rors. Score: -. R. IL K.
Aberdeen ' ............... 4 3 0
Tacoma '..i.i..... .......... 3 T ' 4
Btteries Meikle and Vance; Kauf
man and Stevens. . I .,-...... ;
FEDERAL LEAGUE &AMES
At St. Louis - .R.H.E.
Baltimore . ...... 7 11
St Louis . 1
Batteries Bailey , and. Owens:
Groom e, Herbert and Chapman, i
San Francisco, July 22. The Seals
cred little: for the three run lead the
Angels piled upyesterdayin the first
four innlnss "and 'proceeded to bat out
four : runs, ta' the-fifth, adding;, two
more in th sixth, . off Pol Perritt.
Score , - - - ,
-! MS ASQELES
. ' IB. R. L PO. A. E.
Mag-cert. tX.i ......... 5 -
McMallen. 2b. 6 1
Wolter, rf .- .... ........ 3 - O
Keeraer. lb. .......... 4-' 1
Ellis.. If, ............ 8 O
Baemlller. as.' ......... 4
Brvuks. e. ............ 4 1
iaetauer. Sh.. 4 i
Perritt. p. ........... 3 t
McDonnell. rt ........ 1 , O
Terry 1 O
1tal .....J. ..,.37 S - 10 2 IT
' - . . 1 SAK fBAXClSCO - - ; -
- . , . AB. B. H. PO. A. E.
Meleaa. rf. ........... 8 1
ficbaUer, if. 4 1 2 3 . O
Ueilmaan. lb. ......... 4 0 - 3 11 1 ' 0
IX.aa, ii. ........... 3 i O 1 2 4 ,L
Bodie, cf. k... .... 4 O 1 2-1 0
gebmidt. e. 4 O 0 4 O O
Leard. 8b. 4 . 11 . 6 . , 1
Cor Baa, as. ........ r.. 4 Z . 8 Z 1 . O
lirvwu, p. ............ 4:2 2 S ' 0
Total 1.. ....84 H 27 . 14 1
1 -
2 '
2
o
O
2
1
1 .
.If 5 J
1 ' '.
. 1 2
, ;
' 1 6
8 1
1 3 0
2 ? 2 0
0
O
- Batted foe Perritt la slntb, ,. a.
- - sco&s Br isnisgs..".: v -
tea Aaseles..i..... 61 1 1 O 8
-Hits ..4.4. ...:.. 2 8 3 1 1 O 1 JO
Baa rraneiaeo O 4 2 O O S
lilts ... 1 4 4 1 "12
- - ( '. STMMiEr . , .
' Two Ihsse ' hits Brooks. Kseroer, Downs,
EchrHer, Corhan, Sacrifice hit Doarc. Bass
oa balls Off Brown 1. Struck owt By Per
rttt 1. Brown 2. Hit br piteber Meloan. Dott
bte playa BoeaBlIler u Metxarer Ut McHaliea
tr Kuvrber; Leard to Dowus to BeilBiaaa.
WOd pitdi Parriit. Rnoa responsible . fa
Perritt 3. Brows 3. Left en baaea Lss Aa
fele 8. San meiteo . -Time 2x Vnv
i,ires r'laaey and W iiiiams.
-. .,--; i ; ' ; -
' 'I . .Western lieatie .'EesnTtau-."; j
'beaver 6, Topeka. 1. ' " f 1
Pes Moines 12. St. Joseph 0.
: Sioux City 5, Omaha I.
Wichita ll-, Lincoln
........
. At Chicago First ram
Brooklyn ...........
Chicago . . ..............
Batteries Bluejacket
Hendrtx and Fisher.? '- r '
- Second jBame -. : ' y ' .-1
Brooklyn .... .... . . . .
Chicago-. .-.;............-...,
Ten innings.
; Batteries Sea ton, Walker, Wlltxe,
and' Smith; McConnelL Presdergast
and "Wilson.
R.H.E.
4 8 2
.... 3X3
and Simon;
; R.H.E.
3 11 3
..,,87 8
-
HIEJ
EVEEDING 0
OF INDIANS FOE
SEASON; OF 1916
Portland ' Man Honored , by
- Trapshootrng Aggregatlon-
' of Pacific Coast. ,
Tacoma, Wash July 22. Henry R.
Everdin: of Portland, one of the most
entbssias tlo trapshots in - the United
States, was last night elected president
of the -Pacific Indians, the well known
scatter ran organisation of the Pacific
coast. "Everdlnr election l.wasu ren
erally desired, as he has proved to be
a rreat oxranizer ln hi work with the
Portland Gun club, of: which he also is
president. The place for holding next
season's shoot will, be settled today.
High scores were-made in 'the shoot
ing yesterday, the) worse of -E. B. l!la
of Ontarlov Canada, BtxiKllnp out. He
broke 113 out of a ; possible 120, and
bis longr, strinr "'ra Xttv Iennls Holo
ban of Portland was second and George
Hambright third. .
r? Frank C Troeh of Vancouver, Wash
won the Frank Hart trophy by break
ing: 0 : straight at 21 yards. Troeh
also won the Mark L. Davis cup at the
aunt distance from Mrs. Ad Topper
wein, the famous professional from
Texas. .
The Scores yesterday, were; . --.
W. A. H1U13.114; C. Leith. 114rE4
Morris, 106; Ed. Keller, -112; ' A.1 Blair,
117; 1.H- Reed. 116: C McKelvy. 113;
M. Grossman. Ill; F. W. Sumner. S3;
Pete Hoiofaan, f 118: F. Landwehr, 'ICS;
J. S- Ruppe. 137: W. B. .Taft. W;;H
Glenning. 109; R. "Kinser. 105; J. A.
Dague, 108; : E. K. Young, 111; R,
F. -jRaHlinger, - 103; J. C. Jensen,
1071 Val Kisenbels. 113: Mrs.
Topperwein, 115; H., . E. Postan,
114;, Frank Troeh. T14; t. W. Fleet,
169;-R. H. Wade. 102; H. A Sullivan,
103; C. Wilson, $2; R. H, MiUerv J12;
J. W. Brady, 407; John McAleer. 96;
F. -Baker, 100; W. S. McLoughlin,. 98:
Mrs. Ed.- KeUer, 9; -A. Reihl, 111; C.
Doremua, 91; C Dockendorf, 100; F.
Campbell. 103; Ed. Ellis, J 19; J. M.
Fisher, 311; D. Rhodes, 112; A. L Hall,
96:. O. Ev Stacy, 106; George Ham-bright,-
116; Fred Edwards, 93: . Q.
Bales. 95; IT. Aubry, 117; C. E. Buttles.
U2:- F. O. Joy. 74; W. F. Carey, 112;
U R. Reihl. 105; H. B. Quick, 110; H.
R. Everding. 107; A. W. Strowger. 99;
Mrs. C. A. O'Conner. 89: J. Z. Cooper,
103; F. Van Atta. 11$: C- A.- O'Conner.
162; M. A. Rickard, 114; J. O. WeatherT
wax, 115: B. B. Egan. 99; E. W. Coop
er, 107; H. P. Warner, 98; D. J. Hoio
han, 117; A. Z. Smith, 101; G. W. Mill
er, 113; H. O. Scofleld.,. 104; I 8.
Barnes, lift. ' - ..'-.. " ;f
NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES
May Tniminate
: Mhird Man in Bout
New Tork. July 22v (L N. &)
Application has been made to the
State Athletic commission to eliminate
the referee from the coming Johnny
Dundee and Jack Brltton ten round
bout' on July 29. .Both managers of
the' boxers have agreed to give the
plan a, trial In the event that the com
mission's consent-is obtained.
Jack Ness Is Satisfied.
Los 'Angelesv CaL. July 22. (T7.
P. Although the Cubs. White Sox
and Yankees are reported to be after
Jack Ness. Oakland's great batsman,
he has said he .did not want a major
league job. Ness said he had, one ex
perience in the majors and did not like
It. He declared he was gettinr as
znuch. money now as half of the men
in the American and National organ
izations. -
- Kitty Brashear Umpires ;
Los Ane-eles. July 22. (P. N. S.)
"Kitty"" Braabear, formerly a player
tn the Pacific Coast league, worked as
an umpire in yesterday's Oakland-Ver-non
game here, assisting Umpire Held.
Brasbear substituted for Guthrie who
is laid up with a bad foot.
..4r'. ...jT ''" 1 11 1 1
' "American Association lies tilts. -
MinneapolU 5. Cleveland 4 (13 mi
nings; ' -- '
. St. Paul 3-4. Columbus 0-2.
Indianapolis 11-8. Kansas City 12-19
(first game 11 Innings).
LouiaviUe . Milwaukee 3. -
FEW FORTUNATE ;
FANS SEE NOTED
PRINCETON PAIR
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Church v and Mathey ; Play in
Practice With -Goss and
, . Woifard..
A fortunate few spectators saw the
two famous Princeton tennis . tars.
George Church and Dean Mathey, 'play
two sets of doubles yesterday in a
warm-up match - against Walter Goes
and CatUn Woifard at the Irvtngton
courts. - - ..
The Prineetonians were On their way
home from Saa Francisco, where they
competed in the exposition tournament,
and arrangements were made for them
to drop off for the afternoon and try
the Irvlngton s club's clay courts.,
iThey both showed great form and
defeated Gosa and Woifard., 3-2. 6-2,
without gotting up much of a perspira
tion. Church and Mathey are one-of
the best doubles teams In the est. and
promise to come near winning the na
tional title this year. -'.-'
- Considerable pleasure was apparent
yesterday with the announcement that
H. Van Dyke Johns and William Mar
ens, two of the promising young Cali
fornia tennis players, would, take part
in the Oregon state tennis tournament
here next week. Johns and Marcus will
also play in the Northwestern cham
pionship tournament to be staged on
the courts of the Taeoma Tennis club.
Ban Francisco, CaL. July 22j CTT. P.)-
Maurice McLoughlln, international
tennis star, will leave for New York
tomorrow as representative of the Pa
cific Tennis association,, to confer with
eastern officials on the proposed tour
nament at Newport in Auzost between
the east and the west.' -
Lariger Holds Three
American -Records
v fiaaTFtancisco, July" . P. N.)
Ludy Laager, crack swimmer of the
Los Angeles Athletio club, today is
the holder of three American recorfis,
all eetabUshed within the past five
daya ;,.
Langer's latest record was hung up
yesterday afternoon when be did 8 SO
yards in 12 minutes, 8 S-S seconds at
the exposition yacht harbor, bettering
by-nearly 19 seconds the former na
tional record made by C. MPanlela at
Rochester, N. in .1909. Langer's
other two records are the 600 yard in
door' swim and the 440 yard outdoor. .
The previous S80 yard record was
12:18. Joe WheaUey and Bad Good
win, both of New York, were second
and third respectively, both finishing
inside of the old record. Herman
Laubis of . fit. Xouis, Mlk McDerroott
of Chicago. Norman Ross of Portland,
and Walter Spencer of -Oakland fin
ished - in r the order named. Austin
Mosher quit before the half mile was
reached.- i--l v: .-:--'-.-.
Horatio Declares
Jack Johnson Say
Havana Bout Fr.1
41 New York. July 22. (L K.
S.)i Many attacks on the genu
sr. ineness of tba Jess WtlUrl
t Jack Johnson fight at lUvt: t.
have been made but the woo .
Jolt appears in the Istest asu
"w of John Bull, which has Just
s reached this country from 1:1:3.
; land.
w , Horatio Bottoraley, the eJltr
of the paper, stands by ' try
Ut disclosure his periodical m&h3.
He charges ' that Johnson :-
clared the fight was . fak
. and that Johnson is now force I
tt ,to admit it, becsuse he has rot
received 150,000, a guarant-t
tt that was promised to him ti
lth laying down to Willard.
In support of his charges K
reproduces a number of . tele
3r. grams claimed to have tt :
sent by Johnson. .
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FAMOUS DRIVERS TO R".'
'Minneapolis. Minn July 22. (L. I
Ralph de Palma and Darto. Keet -compete
In the SOO mile autor -race
for a 150.000 prise here
ber 4. De Palma won the Indiar -race
and Resta won the Chicago t j
way classic
At Boston
Cincinnati . ...........
Boston
Batteries Dale and
and Gowdy. i : ' .
..R.H.E.
3 7 1
13 1
Clark; Davis
i At Philadelphia; . " - R. H. E.
Chicago . ........ 3-S 0
Philadelphia ,. 1 4 0
Batteries Adams. Standridge and
Bresnahan; - Alexander and Kllif er.
CaUed fifth; rain.
St. Louis at New York postponed;
wet grounds. -. ''
' Pittsburg
rain.
at Brooklyn
ft w; i::C-Vi Vis!
postponed;
- Doane. Doesnt Care. ,
J Los Angeles, July 22. (P. N. &)
Declaring himself in good shape and
well pleased over the transfer' which
brought him to the. Vernon ; Tigers.
Walter - Doane. former Portland out
fielder, arrived in Los Angeles yester
day to greet his new team mates.
Doane was traded for Carlisle.
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