THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, . PORTLAND, THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 16. 1915.
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iKane and Wilhoit Get Extra
s Base Hit and Three Runs
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Are Driven In,
JOHNSON IS UNBEATABLE
Attn Initial Inning Vernon Pitcher
Stv Off Bnna Until End, Al
though Wobbly In rifth Fram.
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I I TOl WW1T I T WRI4r"k IT I t)t- XT Cl-iO I I 1 I I I lll I
AND WIN GAME IN 1ST
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Ci. KL-ul;ii)i no White and his vener
able Vernon Tigers "on a ball game
yeiterday because the venerated Jona
than Kane kicked enough a:rosn the
pfate with a triple lthe first inning
fto lo the work. With the id triple
W1 a spun of doubles Jonathan was
ulte largely in the game. Among
those prewent alno whs a high shoul
dered you tli named Johnson, who let
the Mackmen down with five hits.
f The ticor'e-was 4 to 1
j. McC'rrdie trotted out the league's
IRoeke fel ler, ( leoi g.- ; ia n : s wi ng K.a)iU i ,
to do th.. heaving tor tin? lo-alt. Th.
'bullets flew H.nU a'd f;ist about his
t.trawy locks. O'uki- didn't last .1
full inning. I nt while Mct'redie suf
fered him to be In there lie was
nicked for three runs.
Walter lioanc Marled It by beating
out a horrid bounder to Chuck Wind.
-Rlsberg bunted down the first base
."line to Kahler, who jjltked up the bull
And potted the Swede in the buck of
'.the skull. Don. no- went to third and
Rlsberg to second on the shot. Johnny
iKarie started his blngle record with
a triple to center, the ball trickling
'through Tyrus I.obrr. Wilhoit doubled
'over second und K.uie (allied. Higgln
, botr.ajii succeeded Kaliler InManter.
Purlell nacrifbed and KnJr hit Into
a double .lnv thai reversed th- utiual
order, I llgginhot h.im to Derrick to
Kluhe i.
4 The Heavers manied to c.csipe a
shutout by getting a run iicroffi In
.the third inning. Sun t li worth, who
bagged three hits fur the day, walked
., find tuok second on Johnson'.- low
I throw to catch him napping. Hates
"Julao walked and the pair worked the
. flo-jble steal. Southworth scored on
Vb'pefis" Infield out
ernon made the last of the quartet
Hn the third frame off Hlggy. Rlsberg
beat .out a lilt to Hates and stole, be
ing brought home by Kane's do; ule to
center. Iligg tightened and retired
the side.
The Heavers had the bases full in
the fifth on an error, a walk and a
hit but Hates fanned and Speas forced
KouthwoHh at second for the lat out.
VKKNON
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poHnf. ir 4 i
RlnI.elU. Hp. :i 2
Kne. if 4 I
Wlllioit rf :i i,
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Pr.rtell. 2h :i ri n
Itmler. r.b 4 i ti
Berger. 4 o i
Meek, e o
Johnson, p 4 o 0
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I'OItTLAMI
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it ro. a.
f.ober. rf.
or.thworth. If . . .
'Btr. lib 4
(tpea. if ,1
fltimpf. ?t, 4
Pinker, c 4
Lerrhk. lb .:
M'ard. :
Khbler. p o
HlgglnlMitUatn, p :i
Cerlinle o
Total
f 27 14
Butted for FIlBglnhoiham In ninth.
KCOUK 11 V INMNGS.
VeriKin . . r, n 1 o 0 0 O o 04
' Hits :j i) 2 i i 1 n ot
rorlliinil l ii i o 0 ( o i
UH 1 O 1 1 o 1 o 1-5
SI' MM AH V.
Struck out. t).r Johnson 2, HlgglnlKithnin 1.
Banes on bulls, off Johnson 7. Illeuinhotham
2. Two huge hits, Fistier, Wlllioit, Kane J
6outborth. Three bae hit, Kine Iwuhla
play, Iliggliiliotliam lo Kerrlek to Kixhor-
Bpeat
to Deriiek; I'oilell lo Herirer to Hit-
Mrs.
b.ae.
Sacrifice bit. Itisliriu. I'urtell. stolen
Mju(h worth. H.itp Rut.nro- w.xa
pitcb.
Johnson. Inuinpii nlt,hA,t l.t- kai.ir
lit 3. runs o. at but :!. Lim rc-po.iMble for
lmer -j, iiiKginnnthmn 1. Jolm-on 1. Chari:e
Oafent to Knliler. Tlui of game 1 30 ( lu.
ptres, Xoaiuu and Held.
SEALS BEAT OAKS AGAIN
San Francisco, Sept. 16. - Again the
6eals slipped the ciu of defeat to the
Oaks. Oakland tied up the t,c,nP
the first half of the ninth, but the
league leaders came through with the
..winning run In their half. Score-
OAKLANK.
AH. It. n. po. a K
-janner,
6 tow, 2b s
1
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ii
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Tibin, If .1
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Jncnatoii, cf. . . .
Ncaa. lb
Gardner, rf.
Klllott, e
IhiddT. 3b
rroujtb. p
Ouen
Mldrtletcmt rf. . .
Lltaehil
Burin, p
. . 4
. . 4
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1 1
o 0
' Total, 3S 3 "
SAN FIIAMISCU
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ritxeerald, rf . i a ,,
bob Her. If 4
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hodtp cf.
4
ltowii. 2b.
Beatty, lb.
. Jonei, 3b.
lorhan, is.
fcchmldt. c
Tet. p. .
fctuilb, V-
11
0
4
Total 3S
6 11
16
if t lOue out wtii-n winning run was .-pred
. ,.- tuept hatted for tiardner In eighth
t.Mtdilietcn batted fi tliient In eighth
. ! tLltachl batted for Prough in ninth
v SCORK BY INNINGS.
, Oakland 0 0 0 0 2 0 O 2 1 5
',.! HHn 01 1012021 8
, .'-'V Ban Kranclaeo 12001 1001
f"i . Hlu 23 1 02302 I 14
: , SUMMARY.
. ronr runs. 7 hlti off ("avet, 31 at hat In
T 2-3 tnnlnes,- out In eight. 2 on 2 out- 5
fun. 13 hlta off i'rouzn. . at bat In 9 'ln
r!n; Home rum. Sehallert I.ltschl. Tm baa
hit, Jon. Sacrifice hit. Pittgerald. Rase on
btlls. off Catfet 1. Struck, out, bv Prough 3
. by Cvet 5, by Smith 1. Hit 'l,v Mtcher'
Bodle. Caret, by Trough; Elliott, hi Smlih 1'
hcballer by Hurnv lv.ul.le phn, My
' " to Stow to Neaa; IWng to Reiinv stolen
'.::"s bae. Tanner 2. Gardner. Wllott. Klt'r.geraUl
;.. , Sodle. Jones. Runs responsible f. r 1'rouirh
. tmltb 1, Burn 1. Uft on base Oakland
- ' ' 7, Bn Frani-la.o s. .Credit rlctorv to Smith-s-t
., Charge defeat to Burnt. Time of game i if,"
.- Umptrea, tiutbrle and Finney.
NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES
S At Pittsburg R H K
". Philadelphia 0 9 1
Pittsburg 1 14 o
Batteries Mayer and Burns; Kan
, , ttiehnr and Gibson.
At Chicago: r. h. e.
, Boston , . , 0. 3 0
Chicago 1 5 2
Batteries Tyler and Whaling, Gow-
?i Douglas and Bresnahan.
FRIDAY NIGHT'S
SPECTATORS TO
HAVE GOOD VIEW
Rose City Athletic Club Has
Provided Comfort for
Fandom.
Promptly at S o'clock tomorrow
night In the Rose City Athletic club
ut Kast Water and Morrison streets.
the boxing and wrestling season will
be ushered In witli an all-star card. The
management of the club has secured
as Its main event a wrestling bout
between Kddle O'Connell and Charles
Rentrop, bolder of the middleweight
championship of Europe. Thfcre will
be a preliminary wrettling bout be
tween Perry White and Jack Root.
Al Sommers and Frank Parslow will
mix thinpa in the main boxing bout.
Valley Trambetus and Jack Allen and
Abie Gordon and Freddie Winger will
exchange blows in the other mitt
events.
The club has nrranged its seats in
such a manner that the gallery seat
purchaser will have an unobstructed
view of the platform. The reserved
seats are In two big sections, and the
box seats will give the ringside fans
Just whai they have been wanting for
a number of seasons.
Bisaillon Winner of
First Leg, 400-285
Mac Bisiiilloi, the crack Portland
billiard player, won the first leg of
his throe nlht match with Joe Mayer,
former champion of the world, last
night st Bowie & Caldwell's. The
Portlander had run out his string of
400 while the Chicagoan was making
285.
Bisaillon carried off the honors In
the high run, when he compiled a
record of 11 in the eleventh Inning.
Tliis is considered an unusually high
run among- the billiard devotees for
IS. 2 balkline. Bisaillon also made
runs of tiS and 4.". while the best runs
of Mayer were 67 and 36. The Port
land man averaged 1G 16-24. while t lie
easterner averaged 12 y-23 for the 400
points.
The score by Innings was as fol
lows :
Mayer. 0. 1 2. 36. 4, t. 0, 3. 10. 0, JR.
67. 5. 11, 0. C. 14. 3. 1. 0. 4. 31. 2S;
total. 2S.". Bisaillon, 0. 11, 2. 6, 14. 9,
22, 15. 0. 1 24, 0, 0. 25, 45. 7, 26. 0,
0, 4. 1. IS. 0. 4; total. 400.
Beginning at RVlock tonight the
second block of 400 will be played.
Willamette Valley
Tennis Starts Soon
The second annual open Wlllamet'e
valley tennis tournament will t e held
urder the auspices of the Salem Ten
nis association September 23, 24 and
25. according to an announcement re
ceived yesterday from R. D. Morr?s,
secretary of the association.
PortlnnH nbvprfl holH oil Va mnUn .
I ship titles, and It is expected that
0101 e local people win participate in
this season. I. K. Richardson, ex
state singles champion, holds the Wil
lamette valley championship, and witli
his partner Callahan, he holds the dou
bles title. Mrs. W. I. Northup is the
women's champion. Mrs. Northup and
W. P. Butler hold the mixed doubles
titles.
FEDERAL LEAGUE GAMES
At Pittsburg n
Baltimore 3 4' ',
Pittsburg lo 3 J
Batteries Johnston and Owen
Ftogge and Berry.
At St. Couls: h P"
Brooklyn o 4 0
St. Louis 3 -j ..
Batteries Bluejacket, Wiltse, Up
ham and Land; Watson and Chapman.
At Kansas City Newark-Kansa?
City game postponed, wet -grounds.
MULTNOMAH GETS WORK
Captain Rupert's "winged M" foot
ball eleven will meet the Columbia
Park team in a practice game Sunday
morning at 10:30 o'clock on the Mult
nomah club field.
' Every Multnomah player will be
given a chance to get into the frav
Dud Convllle will be out for the fir.,i
time, and his advice should aid the
club players ln getting the signals
down pat.
O, C. Hi Stars. Back.
Oregon City, Or., Sept. 16. Oregon
City High school will very probably
turn out a fast football team this
year. Some of the old stars'1 remain
in school, and some very promising
material is entering from the grammar
schools of the city this year.
Dallas Armstrong, captain of this
years team, held a rally at his home
last evening, it was announced there
that practice will commence, at once.
Wolverton Says Mac
Has Had Cheap Club
San Francisco, Cal., Sept. 16. (U.
P.) Manager Harry Wolverton of the
Seals today branded the attitude of
Walter,McCreJie of Portland In charg
ing that the San Francisco and Vernon
clubs have exceeded their salary limit,
as being unsportsmanlike, and merely
an alibi for the poor showing of the
Beavers this 6eason.
"McCredie has had a cheap club al!
season, and row he wants to offer
excuses to the public, especially in
Portland," said Wolverton.
"We have spent no more money for
the San Francisco club than has been
absolutely necessary."
AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES
At Boston R. H. E.
Chicago 3 S 0
Boston 1 1 1
Batteries Faber and Schalk, Gregs
ar,d Cady, Thomas.
At Washington: R. H. E
Cleveland 5 6 2
Washington o 4 1
Batteries Brent on and Kgan. Har
per, (iallia and Williams.
At New York: R. II. E.
Detroit 4 7 1
New York 2 6 Oj
Batteries Boland, Coveleskie and
Stanage; Caldwell and Xunamaker.
MUNSELL TRIMS ANGELS
Los Angeles, Sept. 16. Munsell out
pitched West and Johnny Williams yes
terday and won a 3 to 0 ball game. Ill
Wtst was wild in the fifth and the
Salts scored two runs on two men
being hit, a walk and a double by
Munsell. Hallinan's double and two
sacrifices gave the Bees another in
tlie seventh. Score:
SALT LAKE.
AR. R. h. rn. A. E.
Qulnlan, rf 2 0 o 2 o O
l". 4 11 1 1 2 O
Brief, lb 4 o 1 0 o o
Ryan. If 4 o 1 3 o 0
tiedeun. 2b 3 o 0 1 3 0
Zaeher. of ;( i 0 3 0 tl
Ilulliiian, ;ib 4 2 2 2 1 0
I-jnn. c 2 1 o 1 0
Miinell. p 3 0 10 10
Total 2ft S 6 27 8 U
LOS AXUKLES.
AB R. B. PO. A. E.
Mapgert. cf 2 o o 2 O 0
M. Slullen. 2b 4 o 2 4 4 O
Wolter. rf 3 o o n o o
Koerner. lb 4 ( 1 13 o 0
tllit, If 3 f o a I 0
lerry, es 3 0 o 1 7 0
Boles, c 4 O o 0 1 0
Iiutler, 3b 3 r 1 4 :t 1
West, (i 2 O 0 o 2 0
Garner, rf 1 ( 0 o o 0
I. Ryan 1 0 o 0 o 0
J. Williams, p o o O o o 0
Total 30 l 4 27 IS 1
Ratted for West tn eiehth.
SCOHK BY INNINGS.
Sslt Ike 0 0 (10 2 0 1 0 o 3
Hits OOO 1 1 1 1 1 13
Los Angeles 0 O o l o O O O c. o
Hits 0 1 UO 1 1 0 1 04
SUMMARY.
Three base hit. B. Ryan. Stolen base. Orr.
Two base hits. Munsell, Hallinon. Sacrifice
hits, Lynn. Quiuluu. Struck out, by Muufell
4. Baseg on balls, off Munsell 4. Wt 2.
Ri:ns responsible for. Went 2. Fife bit. 3
runs. 2'J at bat. off West In 8 innings. Charge
lieteat to West. Double plays, McMullen to
Terry to Koemor; Ellis to "Boles to Kutler,
MeMullen to Koerner. lilt by pitched balls.
Lynn, (join lan by West. Umpires, lirashear
and Phyle. Time. 1:42.
NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE
Spokane, Wash., Sept. 16. Joe Mc
Ginnity hung a blank on the Indians
yesterdas. when he won a 2 to 0 ball
game, closing the season on the home
grounds. Score: R. H. E.
Tacoma 2 6 2
Spokane 0 7 1
Batteries McOinnity ana Hoffman;
Wicker and Altman.
Seattle, Wash., Sept. 16. Only four
hits were made' off Arlett yesterday
and Vancouver won a 3 to 1 game from
Seattle. Score: R. H. E.
Vancouver 3 6 5
Seattle 1 4 4
Batteries Arlett and Cheek; Eastley
and Cadmati.
Smokers cf
Turkish Trophies
Cigarettes fifteen yean ago
are smokers of
TurkishTrophies
Cigarettes today!
end Egyptian aprettesblhiVirld
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FAMOUS EUROPEAN TO
GRAPPLE O'CONNELL
cm
Carl Rentrop, who mates initial
appearance in Portland on mat
tomorrow night.
Three Colleges Are
Still in Tournament
Philadelphia. Sept. 16. Harvard.
Yale and Pennsylvania will fight it
out In the semi-final round for the
intercollegiate doubles tennis title.
Harvard qualified tw-o teams In yester
day's play.
R. N. Williams and Harte of Har
vard were easy winners from the Dart
mouth team and Caner and Curtis, the
other Harvard team, won from Ed
wards and Kennedy of Pennsylvania
Rowland and Disston of Pennsylvania
eliminated Beekman and Harcey of
Princeton and Weber, and Hopkins of
Y'ale put the other Princeton players
out of the running.
Strowger and Keller
Break 95 Bluerocks
Breaking 95 out of 100 targets, A.
W.' Strowger and K. H. Keller led the
bluerock smashers in yesterday's prac
tice shoot for the first annual cham
pionship tournament of the Portland
Gun club, to be staged September 26
and 27.
Using 20 gauge guns. W. C. Bristol
and E. E. Morris broke 76 and 7? per
cent, respectively.
The scores: A. W. Strowger 95, K.
H. Keller 95, H. R. Everding 90, E. B.
Morris 76, W. C. Bristol 7o, J. T. Mur
phy 70. L. W. Pitts 65, C. R. Baird 60.
BASEBALL
ALL THIS WEEK
Recreation Park. Corner
Vaughn & Twenty-fourth
VERNON
vs.
PORTLAND
Games Begin Weekdays
at 3 p. m.
Sundays 2:30 p. m.
Reserved Box Seats for Sale
at Rich's Cigar Stand, Sixth
and Washington Streets
Ladies' Davs
Wednesday and Friday
Exposition Show to
See Miss Loula Long
San Francisco, Cal.. Sept. 16. (U.
P.) The exposition stables were in
creased today on the arrival of a num
ber of noted horses belonging to Miss
Loula Long of Kansas City. They will
be entered in the exposition horse
show. They include My Major Dare, a
$10,000 unbeaten sta'.lion, one of the
finest gaited horses in the country.
American Association Results.
At Columbus Minneapolis 13. Co
lumbus 10 (first game), Minneapolis S,
Columbus 2 (second game).
At Cleveland Kansas City 1, Cleve
land 6 ( rirst same); Kansas City, 4.
Cleveland 2. (Called .seventh, darkness,
second game).
At Indianapolis Milwaukee 0, In
dianapolis 1 (first game); Milwaukie
1, Indianapoli3 3. (Called eighth,
darkness, second game.)
At Louisville St. Paul 1, Louisville
0 (first game); St. Paul 0, Louisville 1
(second game).
Eon Limah Champion.
San Francisco. Cal., Sept. 1 (U.
P.) Bryn Lina.h. John Lowe's thor
oughbred, today is the champion of the
exposition running races. Bryn Limah
has made five appearances during the
meet and has won every time.
Langfoixl to Meet McVey.
Denver, Colo.. Sept. 16. (U. P. )
Sam Lar.gford will meet Sam McVey
ln a ;o round bout here September 30.
"From Sun-up
(Coast Media Perfecto Size)
3-for-25 cts.
called the Orlando the
"24-Hour Cigar"-he
had smoked it from
sun-up to midnight
The description was
so true the name stuck
so will you stick if
you want a cigar with
a "mildness all its
99
own.
By the box of
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CIGARS
DETROIT ON JOB
FOR FOUR GAME
JOUST WITH SOX
Hughie Jennings Confident
After Four Victories Over
The Yankees,
By George R. Holmes.
Boston, Sept. 1C (L. 1'.) W!;h
only two games standing between
them and the league leading Red Sox,
the Detroit Tigers arrived today for 11
series of four games, which probably
will decide whether the American
league ponant will fly over Boston
or Detroit.
Manager Hughie Jennings was c0-i-fident
and cocky over the four straight,
victories the Tigers achieved over the.
Highlanders in the last Beries. Jen
nings showed a, disposition to be kind
ly disposed toward the Chicatro Sox
for cutting down the lead enjoyed bv
Boston prior to the Bostun-Ch.cayo
series.
Kultured Boston is aflame over the
series. With the weather clear and
hot, crowds similar to those which at
tended the deciding games between the
Braves and Giants last year are ex
pected to attend this series.
It is expected that either Dauss or
Dubuc will take up the burden of the
mound for the Tigers today, and Foo
ter for the Red Sox.
to Midnight
9
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of our cus
tomers who
first
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First Scrimmage at
Oregon Is On Today
T'nlversity of Oregon, Eugene, Or.,
Sept 16. The somber cloud that
hover over the football field have no
silver linings for Hugo Bezdek. The
Oregon mentor frankly declares that
things look rotten. Kven the usunl
optimism of Captain Cornell is absent,
and the midget quarterback laments on
the slow progress of the squad.
Coach Bezdek has given up hope that
either Sam Cook of Johnny Parsons
will ret u in.
Training table has not yet been es
tablished, on account of the rush of
registration, but will probably be
ready within the week.
The first scrimmage of the season
is dated for today, and this, the coach
states, will give him a line on the
weakness of the squad. At the Flor
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carefully considered. Winchester
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strong shooting qualities and finish.
They are made in all desirable cal
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different models. From these a
Winchester can be selected that
will meet any shooting requirement
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Trainer "Bill" Huyuatd appeared On
the field today and put the m cond
string men through signal practice.
Twlerals Want MctJraw.
New York. Sept. l."..--i N. is 1 The
New York Globe annoiitices that the
Federal league has already made a ten
tative offer to John .1 M liraw to
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