THE OREGON DAILY " JOURNAL PORTLAND, SATURDAY, JUNE 24, 191ft
BEAVERS SCORE BVE
IN EIGHTH; ENOUGH TO
; WIN CONTEST 7 TO 0
Tow-Headed Bill Piercey Is
'V Shown Sample of What
May Happen to Hurler,
BRINGING UP FATHER
BUSY BEE BADLY ROUTED
Wily winileld Noy rata Pnxslee on
,'.th Ball and Beg-lsters HI
nth Straight Victory.
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. , What 'nad the early earmarks of an
,-alr-tlght game, developed into a rout
for tow-headed- Billy Piercey In the
eighth yesterday afternoon, when the
Beavers made five runs and shoved
thetc count up to seven for the after
noon: Win field Noyes had a lot of
puzzle on the pill, and outside of the
third round the Salts flWln't have a
Chance to crystallze in the run column.
Jn fact. Win wa.s so good that Bunny
IS
- Brief didn't get tho sign of a
him, and Bunny was up In the I
the third with three on and tu out.
This was In marked contrast to the
last clasti of the pair, when Hunjiimln
gathered nine straight hits off Wln
lleld In tliree Karnes.
Hannah Oets Two BiBgrlei.
Truck HanoaU wilm the only ono who
seemed to have the question mark on
Noyes, and ho sot two clean blows out
Of three trips. Frank Culgni, who carne
touted as a .400 swatter, didn't get
a hlow off the big speed spltballlst.
The victory marks tho seventh
Straight for Noyes, starting with his
in at Lnn Aneelc-s .lime 2. and count- i
Jng the four he was cre.llte.l with win-
lilnB from Vernon, two of which were
full nmes. In thn last three full I
games he pitched, he allowed an av-
rage of five hits per (came.
Beavsrs Begin Scoring Early.
Portland started off to win in the
first frame, "Vhen Vaughn singled over
'Murphy's outstretched paws. Then Orr
misjudged Southworth's long fly to
center a.nd It went for two bass.
GulatO's hard fly to riRlit center was
pulled down by yiilim and VauKhn
cored after tho catfh. Nixon fol
lowed with a drive r'toss second and
Southworth tallied. Sturnpf fanned.
- Hannah and Plerrey singled with one
out In the third and after Kath flied
to Speas. Shlnn walked and filied tho '
bases. This Dut it u.. to Sluener Brief, i
and he raised a flv to Uuisto. tl'e flrst no-hit game of the season in
Wothin Doliiff UntU Eiffhth. i the opening of a double header here
Muni UH I yesterday. Pitcher Fanning was re-
, Although the Beavers lMt plenty . sponsible in a Urge measure for the
Of men stranue.l on bases, they could ; Seal8. victory. The scores: San Fran
not score on Pier, ey aaln until the , cifCO 4 Vernon 1, first game; San
lghth. Bill was wild, and that he did Flanol3co 6. Tigers 0, second game.
, iwi ink iihmo ttirt u (Mm mail i ci? uno j
vu tjio vlu(1Jhou uucijiijf ui me. rt;s.
Nixon started the Klorlous clKhth
With ft walk and Sturnpf sinfjled to '
right. RedRefs cntmht tho Infield flat-
footed with a beaten out bunt toward 1
ttlird, filling the ansles. Fisher raised j
a fly to left field foul territory and 1
Xiuddy Ryan captured It after a ter
rifio run. Buddy tiiought he could
quickly recover his balance for a throw
to the plate, but couldn't and Nixon
tallied. Noyes couldn't get his left
arm out. of tho way of one of Piercey's
Wild ones and was Riven a base.
Speas Cracks One to Center.
"Angel" Speas canto along with a
safe crack to center ami Slnmnf :inrl
Rodgers checked in. Vaughn's out
iuoeu in puir aioui$ ana ooucnwortn s
double to right chased Noyes and
Ppeas home. Big I.oule raised a foul
fly to Rath, and they liantred sides.
Dr. Leslie t'lough, tlie Beaver
trainer, announced that Dennlo Wilie ,
had one of tho worst snrains ho had '
neon hut hdllnu i . A ii.n-e.. f.. !
fielder will be Luck in the
about a week. Tho score:
SALT LAKK.
game in
AB. It
4 o
II. PO.
1 1
E.
.1
n
l
o
1
0
o
Rath, 3b. .
Bblnn, rf.
Brief, lb.
Kran, f.
Gulgnl. 2b.
Orr. of. . .
Murphy, s
Penuuli, c.
Pleney, p.
' Totals .
3
4
0
. 4
. 4
. 4
. 3
. 3
. 3
.32
t
roUTLAND.
A 15. R.
f. 1
II.
1
2
PO.
4
3
3
!)
I)
1
fi
0
, flt.eas. of
' Vkiigbn, "b
Bcuthworth, if.
Guisto, 11.
N'.xon. rf
Bll.llllf. ss
ltodgers, 2b
. Tlslier, e
Kuyes, p
Totals
0
12 ,27
0
Bait Lak o 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Hits 002010011 r,
Portland 2 o u 0 0 o o A 7
t -.wv - iz
Blriirk out By Mercy fi, Noyes 3. Bases
pn balls Off riereejr 4, N.iyn 1. Two baw
bite Koutbwurth 2. Sacririee hits Guisto
Stumpf. Haher. Hit by pitched balls Noyes!
Kens responsible for l'lerriy 7. Time 2:0o
liaipires rTbyle ami "loyle.
Two Seals AVH1 Enlist.
LiOS Anpeles, June 24. (P. N. S.)
''" Biff Schaller and Jerry Downs, mem-
bors of tho Sun Francisco club, have .
i decided to accept tho offer ' made '
by Henry Herry to pay the salaries
of any of hist pHayers who wanted 1o
nllst for war with Mexico. They will
' aee Berry when they return to San
Francisco Monday, as the owner of :
the club is there. They also want to '
enlist from ban Francisco.
Tom Sharkey a Bankrupt.
San Francisco, June 24. (p. n. S.)
Tom Sharkey, heavyweight pugilist,
. became on his own petition a bankrupt
yesterday. Some time ago he was re
ported to be worth a half million dol
lars. Sharkey declared that his entire
assets consisted or a note for JO.&O
t which Sergeant Hlnkle of the U. S.
marines owes him. Sharkey gives his
liabilities at 1299,000.
American Association.
Milwaukee 1, Indianapolis 3.
Kansas City 2, Louisville 1.
Minneapolis 8, Toledo 7.
St. Paul 2, Columbus 11.
BASEBALL
TODAY
and all this week
RECREATION PARK
Cor. Vaughn and Twenty-fourth Sts.
SALT LAKE vs. PORTLAND '
Game Begin Weekdays at 3 P. M;
s? u . Sundays 2:30 P. M.
Reserved , Box Seats for Sale at Ed-
t wards' Cigar Stand, ,
Sixth tnd Washington Streets
LADIES' DAYS 'WED. AND FRJDA
Junior Championship
Results at Del Monte
Del Monte. Cal., June 23. (P. N-. S.)
In the Junior championship Bingles,
first round, of the Pacific coast ten
r.ls tournament here this afternoon, P.
Wlnne of Los Angeles defeated Iloppe
of San Francisco. 4-6. 6-4, 7-6.
G. Cheney of Stockton won from W.
Gunzendorfer of Pasadena, 6-2, 6-3.
' C. Griffin of San Francisco defeated
Eonr.ahelm of Dixon. 6-2, 7-5.
I". Files of Pacific Grove defeated
W. Havens of Oakland, 6-0, 6-2.
W. McEaohren defeated V. Masnin
of San Francisco by default.
I3ate of San Francisco defeated Fer-
ber of Oakland by default.
K. llawkes of Palo Alto defeated J.
Lowenthal of San Francisco, 6-4, 6-1. ,
(J. Ely defeated A. Rosser of Mon
terey, t-t. 6-1.
Ar Fottrell of Ran Francisco de
feated G. Noak of Oakland. 6-J. 6-3.
It. Roberts of San Francisco de
feated Slmard of Oakland, 6-0, 6-2.
CI. Ely of Monterey defeated W.
Kelsey, 6-1, 6-1.
Seals 4, 0; Vernon 1, 0.
Ixs Anjfeles, June 24. (P. N. S.)
The Seals revenRed themselves for two
suc-essivo defeats at the hands of
Vernon by holding the Tijfers down to
First same'
SA.N FRANCISCO. I VERNON.
Alt. H O. A ! AB. H.O. A.
nltorf,rf .. 4
f""1.1; 3
iHjwns,2h. .
O-ffejr 3
Autrey.lb. . 4
1 0!IVanf,rf.lf . 3
3 O UVhtuann.lb 4
00
0 7 0
0 3 1
0 8 0
0 4 1
0 3 0
Oil
0 3 0
0 0 2
0 0 0
0 2 1
0 0 0
0 10
000
0 0 1
0 27 7
1 0KitT(f.2b. 3
Kates, SO... 4
Haley, rf . . . 2
Mattlrk.lf . . 2
M O flan.M 3
Jone.:il.
sepulverta.e
fauninj.p. .
0 12
O Whaling. c. . 1
"iQulnn.p. . . . 2
(Hens 1
.8rwncer,e. . . 1
0
Minder..., 1
Grigga.rf... 0
I'alterson 1
J.JoLiu&m,p. O
Totals.. Kl 27 sf TotaU... 28
Bxtted for Whaling In fifth.
I'.atted for .MntlKIs In seventn.
slV.Vo' .lTo 10 0,
Hits
30002111 19
Vernon.
Hits
Riiiis-
Ioane.
00 0 1 0000 01
0 0000000 00
Dalton, Kcballer, Coffey, Sepulyeda,
Errors Jouea 2. Three-base hit
Bodle.
Stolen bases Coffey. Johnson, Doane,
Dale. MeGafflgan. Two-base htt Schaller.
S ierlfiee hits -lllsberc. Dalton. Struck out
By KilnnliiK 11. by unhm' 3, by Johnson 1
J'.iisei, on b;ills--Uff Uutnn 2. off Fanning 2.
Hun re!K!tisilM for -Qulttn 4. Ksnnlng 1.
Light" tills. 4 us . .'Ki at bst nff Qulnn in 8
innings. Charge defeat to (Juinn. Double
I plii -I in lei to KlxliHig. lilt by pitched ball
j Jones. ejfflu:e 2:0o. 1 mi'ires Held and
; Second game:
i SAN IRANI I SCO I VERNON
H.O. A.I
AB. H.O. A.
Dalton. rf . .
S-hiilh-r.lf .
Bixlle.ef . . .
livns,2h. .
Coffey. ss. .
Aulrey. lb.
. Jones. 3b. . .
I Brooks. c. .
j Bauui.p. . .
4 1 4 01 Doane. If
3 0 2 0
ft 3 n 0'Gleli hnin.lb
5 3 2 II Itisberg,2b.
4 2 3 3! Bate. 3b...
4 2 3 4 Iialey.ef . . .
4 0 7 OIGriggs.rf. ..
ft 1 1 2 M' Gaff n,s
4 17 0 Spencer. e..
4 0 0 3 E.J liii.sou,p
lRader
O 11
0 3
1 2
1 2
2 II
0 3
1 4
1 I)
0 0
v Totals.. 39 13 27 12! Totals.. 31 6 27 15
" i Batted for E. Johnson in ninth.
0 Son rranelseo 2-001 ! 110 0 6
0 Hits 2 1112 2 12 113
ernon 00000000 0 0
lilts 02001 1 10 16
Run Schaller 2. Bodie. CoffeT. Autrev,
Brooks. Errors Blsberg. Bates 3, MeGaf-
figun. E. Johnson. Stolen hasetjy-Cof fey 2.
Autrey, Janos. Two-base hits Scballer 2.
Brooks, toffey. Spencer. Struck out By
Brum 4. by E. Johnson 4. Bases on balls
inr mum o. orr K. Johnson 4. Runs re-
i Piwnsllile for E. Johnson 3 Double plays
McGnf figau to Olelebmann. Down to Coffer
to Atitrey, Siencer to Meafflffan. Wild pitch
Itsum. Time of game 1:48. Umpires.
Brashear and Held.
Oakland 3, Los Angeles 2.
San Francisco, June 24. (P. N. S-
Home runs were the only things that
could make any impression on BUI
Prough's delivery yesterday, and
the Angels could not make enough 4f
tho four-ply swats to win. Conse
quently the Oaks marked another down
on the right side of the ledger, 3 to 2.
Tfte score:
I.OS ANGELES. 1 OAKLAND.
AB. H.O. A. AR. H O A
Mnggert.cf. 4 14 0Dar1s.Sb. . . 4 2 2 1
El'L.lf 6
ii Mldd eton.lf 3 o 1
Welter. rf.. 4
Koerner.lb. 2
Galloway. :1b 4
M'Larry,2b 3
Kane.cf... 4
Bassler.c.. 4
Krun.p.... 4
Zabel 0
Laue.ef. ... 4
2 3
1 1
1 2
1 10
2 8
0 0
1 0
K'worthy.2b 4
(iardner.rf. 4
4iBarry.lb. . . 4
2ilI.Klliott,c. S
IJKerger.ss. 3
1 Prough.p... 3
0 0
Totals ..34 8 21 0 Totals ...32 10 27 11
Ran for Bnssler la ninth.
Los Angeles 0 1 1 00000 0-- 2
H'ta 1110 110 128
Oakland 1 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 8
' 11111310 10
Runs Maggert, McLarry. Davla, Ken
worthy, Barry. Errors Galloway. Kane.
Stolen bases Maggert, Barry. Home runs
luapKrri. 1WO DaS D1U lSnC.
Gardner. Sacrifice hits Mlddleton. Koerner
Bise on balla Off Prough 2. Struck out Br
Ryan 8, by Prough e. Hit by pitcher Koer
tier. Double plays McLarry unassisted. Me
Irry to Kane to Koerner. Runs responsi
ble for Ryan 8, Prough 2. Left on bases
Loe Angelea 9, Oakland 6. Time 1:44. Um
plxes Guthrie and Prough.
Baker Golfers to Lewi st on.
Baker. Or., Jtme 24. Kenneth O. Mc
Ewen. Eueins Moor W T. T n.r.An
and Dr. C. E. Barton left yesterday for
tiswision, luano, wnere they will corn
Pete Saturday ana Sunday in the trl
state golf tournament. The four play,
era, who will represent the Baker Coun
try club, are all good golfers. Mr.
Moore holds thA record foe v in.i
course, 36, -while McEwen'a best mark
Is 37. All will play around 40 or under
most of the time. The preliminaries
will be played today, and the finals
Sunday. Oolfers will participate rep
resenting Lewlston. Walla Walla, Pen
dleton and. Baker.
NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES
Cubs Reat Reds, 2 to 1.
CINCINNATI 1
, CHICAGO
AB H.O. A,!
AB. H O. A
Groh.Sb.. 3 1 3 0iZ"!rir. V,b. . 3 o 0 3
Herig. f. 4 1 0 2'Ntann. rf... 4 1 1
Klllifer, rf 4 0.2 (Williams. ef 412
Uriffllh. rf 8 0 0 0 Hcliulte. If. 3 0 1
Wlngo. c. 4 2 3 o!Morlarty,2b 1 0 1
Neale, If.. 4 0 4 0Kier, lb . . . 3 0 20
Mollw'i. lb 3 0 8 J ! Archer, . , . 2 0 1
IxHiden. 2b
0 3 3 MuIJtHn. 8i 3 0
14cbultc,p. 2 11 0 Beaton, p..
Iale. p 0 0 0 2
Chaise 10 0 0
Clarke... 10 0 0
TVtaLs. 31 T 21 81 Total.. 25 2 27 10
Batted fir Schultz in eighth.
Batted for Griffith In ninth.
Cincinnati DO 1 o 0 0 S 0 01
Ouk-ago 0 1 0 0 1 o 0 0 2
KniiK Srbultz, M'irlnrty, Seatoti. Errors
flenog, Louden. Mulligan. Stolen bases
Sea ton 2, Zeliler. Saerifiee bita Louden.
Archer, Scbulte. Inuljle play Louden. ti
Mullwitz. Bases on biills Off Sobiiltz 0. off
Seaton 2. Struck out By S.-bu'.rx Z, by
Sea tun 1. Vninire Klem and Enisiie.
Phillies Win in Eleventh.
BOSTON. 1 HII.ADlil.PHIA.
AB.II O. A. Bancroft, ss 4 1 3
Mar'Tille.ss 4 0 6 .".! N iehof f ,2b. 5 1 R
Kw.!li. . . 200 SlSto. k.Ph. . . . 510
4
6
1
0
Collins. rf . . 4 0 2 O Cravsth.rf . . 3 1
Compton.lf. 4 12 0'Good.-f
Kontchy.lb 4 1 16 liWhltt.-d.lf .
Smith. 3b . . 4 10 2 I.udeius.lh.
Sno'irrass.cf 4 12 Oll'askert.cf .
Oowdy.e... 4 0 3 1 iKllliffr.e. .
1
0 o 0
4 1 4
3 1 n
4 11 2
4 1 4
o
n
Barnes, p.. . 4 11 3j Alfiar.C.tr.p 3 2 2 1
Totals ..84 R31 l.l! Totils ..3 9 ."-i 12
Ons oat when winning run was scored.
Boston 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 01
Pbiladelphia 0 000010000 12
Runs KonetcbT. Wbittfd Alexander. Er
rors Compton, NIehoff. Two base hit I.n
fierns. Home runs Konetehy. WTiltted. Stolen
bsse Loderus. 8c?rlfipe hits Bancroft.
Whitted. Double play Gow.ly to Maranvilie,
Maranville to Konetehy, Nieboff to I.udrrus.
Htruck out By Barnes 8. by Alexander 3.
Umpires Quigley and Byron
uiunis t
ft
7, Brooklyn 4.
NEW YORK.
AB.H.O.
Roberon,rf 6 0 ' 4
Doyle. 2h... 8 1 2
Kauff.rf... 8 0 1
r'letcher.ss. 3 2 2
Uerkl-.lb.. 3 0 13
BROOKLYN.
AB.H.O. A.
Myen.cf. . .
1
Daubert.lb.
Johnston. rf .
Wheat. if. . .
Mowrev.Sb. .
Cutsbnw.2b.
Olson, ss. . . .
Myer.e. . . .
Cheney. p. . .
Mailr.p
SU'ngel. .
3 10
1
MeK'rle. 3b 4 2 3
Rariden.e.. 4
Benton, p.. . 2
Schiifpp.p . . 3
I'errtrt.p . . 2
Rou-h 1
Hunter .. 1
Totals ..34 7 27 14 Totals ..84 10 27 9
Batted for Benton in aeTeuth.
Batted for Schupp In eighth.
Batted for Mails in ninth.
New York 0 1 0 0 0 2 0 4 07
Brooklyn 0 0 1 1 20 00 0 4
Runs Robertson, Doyle. Kauff 2. Merkle,
'cKechnle, Karlden, hirers 2, Johnston. Che
ney. Errors Myers. Jobneton, Mowrey, Ol
son 2. Two base hits Dojle, Myers, Dau
btrt. Cheney. Tliree bate bit Barlden.
Home run Myers. Stolen basea Kauff,
Mowrey. Double plays Myers to Daubert.
Robertson to Merlde. Basea on balls Off
Benton 2. off Perritt 1, off "heney 3. Hit by
pitcher Myers br Schupp. Merkle" br Cheney.
Struck out By Benton 1. by Perritt 1. by
Cheney 4. Umpires O'Day and Orth.
Cardinals 8, Pirates 7.
ST. LOUIS 1 PITTSBURG
A B H.O. A. ! -AB.H.O. A.
Betxel.2b.. 3 0 1 SlCarey.rf . . . 5 2 0 0
Beaeher, If 5 2 ft 0 'Johnson. 1b 1 0 IS n
Long. rf... 5 ft 2 OlWagr.er. s. ft 2 6
II Wilson. cf O II o ii tllnchman.rf 5 3 11
Miller, lb. 5 1 11 OIVlox. 2b. .. 5 12 3
Hornsbv. 3b 4 11 0(Vstelio. ir. 4 2 2 0
J S tb.ef-rf ft 1 0 0 Balrd. 3b... ft 2 1 3
Gonzales, c 5 3 4 4'A. Wilson, c 3 2 1 2
t'nrhan, ss. 5 2 3 ft Jus.Smlth n o 0 0
Meadows, p 1 0 0 3IGIhson. c. . . o O 0 O
Hugglns.. 0 0 0 iiiKaut'hner.p 2 10 2
Jasper, p.. . 2 10 OIHaruaon. p. 10 0 3
Ames, p.. . o i) o i. Schultz. 110 0
'Jooper, p . . o 0 0 1
Totals.. 40 1R 27 1M Totals.. 37 15 27 21
Batted for Meadows in fourth.
Han for A. Wllxon ill elffbth.
Batted for Harmon l:i eighth.
St. Louis O 0 2 0 1 4 0 1 0 S
Pittsburg 1 i a o a n 0 3 07
Ruus Betzel 2. Bescher 2, long 3. Jafpr.
Carey, Hinchman, Vloi. Costello. Baird,
James Smlih, Schultx. Errors-Corhan, Wag
ner, Baird 2. Two base lilts I.on: 2, Wag
ner. A. Wilson. Stolen bases Bescher. Long.
Corhau, Carey 2. Double plays Betiel to
torhan to Miller. Wagner to Johnston. Ba""
on balla Off Jasper 1. off Kantlenfr 2, otf
Harmon 1. Struck out By Meadows l. ny
Jaaper 2, bj Amea 1. Umpires Rlgier aud
Harrison.
Eifle Club to Hold
Its Shoot Tomorrow
The weekly shoot of the Portland
Rifle club will ne staged tomorrow
morning on the club's range , at Mt.
Zlon, near Hewitt station. President
Humphrey announced yesterday that
the shooting would start promptly at
8:30 o'clock.
The weekly practice shoot for the
small-bore championship will be shot
In addition to several other events.
Non-members are invited to partici
pate. They Will Confer Wednesday.
Grafton, W. Va June 24. (I. N. S.)
Jess Wlllard, through his manager,
Tom Jones, has tentatively accepted a
145,000 offer from Minneapolis for a
fight there with Fred Fuljon on L,abor
day. Wlllard and Jones will confer In
New York next Wednesday with Min
neapolis men who plan the bout.
McAllister and Meehan Draw.
San Francisco, June 24. (U. P.) A
wicked left and an ability to duck hay
maker swings were responsible today
for Bob McAllister getting a draw with
Willie Meehan over the four-round
route. Many fans thought Mac won.
He kept Meehan guessing from start to
flnislj, but tired In the final two rounds.
Hester to Lead Great Falls.
Los Angeles, June 24. (P. -if. S.)
Herb Hestor, first baseman and man
ager of the Roy, Aria., team in the
Trl-CoppeV league, has resigned from
that position to accept the manage
ment, of the Great Falls team in the
Northwestern league. Hestor is here
and haar signed up Norman Eoeckel, a
former Angel player.
Five Men Missing in
Dobie's Grid Lineup
Seattle, Wash., June 24. (U. P.)
Gilmour Dobie, football coach at the
University of Washington is agreed
with Sherman on what war is.
Five football warriors, who formerly
held sway with the moleskins at the
university, are members of the various
militia companies that will soon be
kicking their heels along the Mexican
border.
"Sherman was right," said Coach Do
bie, when informed that Cy Noble, who
played end last year, and Hank Dor
man, a back two years ago, were the
latest to offer their services to their
country.
Dave Long, center; Krnie Murphy,
end, and Roger Harnly, who had prom
ised to turn out this year, have been
in the militia for some time. Dorman
was not at school last year but had
intended returning this fail.
AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES
Yankees 6, 5; Senators 5, 1.
Second game:
WASHINGTON. I NEW YORK.
AU.II.O. A. AB.H.O. A.
Shanks. 3b.. 4 2 3 o;Gilhnoley, rf 4 10 0
Foter.2b ..4 1 3 5 High. If 4 110
Milan. cf... 4 11 0 perkh.ss . . . 4 117
Rondeau. rf. 4 0 O O'l'Ipp.lh 2 1 13 O
Willir.mc.lb 4 1! 9 1 :It!.ker.3! ... 4 1 0
Nfoeller.lf . . 4 0 1 0'Mageeef... 3 12 0
Henrv r 2 15 2Gedeoi'..2b . . 2 0 n "
.Mcltric'e.ss. 3 O 2 2 Wa It. rs.c. . . 3 1 10 1
Harper. p.. 2 0 0 SiCullop.p 2 10 2
Johnson. .. 1 O 0 o
Sbaw.p 0 0 o
Totnls ..32 7 24 131 Totals ..28 8 27 13
Batted for Harper in eighth.
Washington 1 0 o o 0 0 0 0 0 1
New York o 1 n o 2 2 0 O 3
Runs Shanks, High. Becklnpaugh, Pipp 2.
Magee. Krrors McBrlde, Harper. Two base
hits Shanks, High, Biker. Tliree base hit
Henry. Home runs l'lpp. Magee. Stolen
bases -Walters. Williams. Iuble plays
Hurper to McBrlde t W'.lllaam. Poster to
Williams. Bases on tails Off Cnllop 1, off
Hprper 2. Struck out By Harper 2. by Cul
lop 9. Cmpiris Connolly and Owens.
First pa,me: R H. E.
Washington 5 7 1
New York 6 11 1
Batteries Johnson and Ainsmith;
Markle, Russell and Nunamaker.
Red Sox 1, Athletics O.
PHILADKLl'H I A I BOSTON
AB H.O. A.! AB. II.O. A.
Witt. ss... 4 2 3 2 Iany'n.2b-ss 3 0 11
Lanning. If S 1 10 I,ewts. If . . 3 1 S 0
Strunk. cf
0 4 0 Hold xel, lb 2 0 12 1
1 0 0!Walker, cf. 2 O 4 0
0 2 4 'Gardner, 3b 3 0 11
1 12 2 Scott, ms 2 0 0 1
o 2 oi.McNally. 2b 0 O- ( 1
Schun. . .
I.a.Iole. 2ns
Mltinla.lb
Walsh, rf.
Rowe. 3b. . 8 O
O 2;rady. e 3 0 3 1
Sheehau. p 3
0 o A Shore, p. . . 2 1 n s
"lieuxiksen 1 o O O
Totals. RO ft 24 13i Totnla.. 24 2 27 12
Butted for Scott in seventh.
Philadelphia o o o o 0 0 0 n n o
Btwton o o 0 0 o o 1 0 1
Run Iloblltwl. I"rr.ir IjiJoie. Shore.
Stolen base Schang. Hooper. Sacrifice lilts
-LaJoie. Wailit-r. Hooper. iionble plays -Witt
to I"J.)le to M'lnolK. Bnses on balli
Off Sbeelii n 3, off Shore 2. Struck out By
Shore 3. Umpires Hlldehrand and O'Loughlln.
No other games scheduled.
NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE
At Spokane R. H. E.
Vancouver 0 5 2
Spokane . . . 3 8 1
Batteries Barham and Cheek; Reu
ther and Murray;
At Tacoma R. H. E.
Great Falls 3 7 2
Tacoma 4 10 2
Batteries Clark and Shea; Bdnner
and Bartholemy.
At Seattle
Rutte ,
Seattle
Ratteries Meikle and
Wolfram and Cadman.
R. H. E
.10 i D 3
. 9 14 4
Roberts ;
Spalding's Baseball Bookings for
Sunday.
Penn Grays vs. Estacada, at Esta
cada, 2 p. m.
. The Dalles vs. Hood River at The
Dalles, 2 p. ni.
Portland Heights vs. Macabees, at
Sellwood, 3 p. m.
Woodstbck vs. Kendall, at Kendall,
p. m.
Lang & Co. vs. McMinnville, at Mc
Minnville. 2 p. m.
Creston vs. Capitol Hill, at Capitol
Hill. 2 p. m.
Columbia Park vs. Oswego, at Os
wego; 2 p. m.
Overlook vs. Linnton, at LInnton,
2:30 p. m.
Oakhurst Grays vs. Pleasant Home,
at Pleasant Home, 2:30 p. m.
Bricklayers vs. Pioneers, at Pioneer,
3 p. rn.
Newsboys vs. Ventura Park( at Ven
tura Park. 2:30 p. m.
Piedmont Maroons vs. Camas, at
Camas, 2:30 p: m.
Meier & Frank vs. Clear Creek
creamery! 2:30 p. m.
Fulton Grays vs. Kenton Club, at
Montgomery Flats, 2:30 p. m.
Stafford vs. Tigard, at Tigard, 2:30
p. m.
Knights of Columbos vs. Multnomah,
at Multnomah, 2 p. m. i
Hubbard vs. Gervaia, at 'Gervals, 2
p. m.
Knights & Ladies of Security vs.
Ames, Harris & Neville, at Montgom
ery No. 3, 12:30 P. m.
Oak Grove Jr. vs. Columbia Park Jr.,
at Columbia Park, 2 p. m.
Honeyman vs. Gilbert, at Gilbert, 2
p. m. '
Cornell Stars With Baltimore.
Ithaca, :. Y., June 24. (I. ti. S.)
Clyde A. Russell, Cornell's mool de
pendable, pitcher for the past aegson,
has signed with the Toronto Interna
tional league, and will join that club
at Baltimore next Tuesday. ;,
... , . 1 "
Joe Bonds Will Get
Chance to Make It Up
Another bout will be staged between
Joe Bond3 and 'Farmer Burns next
Wednesday night at the Rose City Ath
letic club gymnasium. Because Sonds
didn't g"et in and battle, Burns won a
decision over him last Tuesday night,
and now he wants another chance.
Bonds ays he has arranged to light
Jack Aoot 20 rounds in Pendleton,
July 4, anl will go 15 rounds with le
Berger at Boise. August 3. Joe Oor
man and Earl Connors box six rounds
at Raymond, July 1.: Gorman may
appear on Manager Merrill's Wednes
day night bill.
Meehan and McAllister Draw.
"San Francisco, June 24. (P. N. S.)
If the chances of Bob McAllister,
former amateur heavyweight champion,
for a match with Des Darcy in Aus
tralia hung on the outcome of Mc
Allister's bout here last night with
Willie Meehan, Bob will wait a long
time before Snowy Baker will paay his
passage to the antipodes.
McAllister, without a punch, Jabbed
Meehan freely, but was unable to stag
ger the fat boy, who pushed in his
bass drum stomach punches with glee
and abandon. They called the bout a
draw. Neither showed anything.
McCoy to Box Kurtz.
New York. June 24. (I. N. S.) Al
McCoy, the middleweight championship
clalrrfant. is to appear in the ring on
Juiy 4 In a 10 round bout against Dave
Kurtz. Kurtz will also engage in a
10 round bout on next Tuesday night
against Paul Dixon. This bout will
'serve as an appetizer for Kurtz' try at
the title.
Critton Beats Syracuse Boy.
Syracuse, N. Y.. June 24. (I. N. S.)
Jack BrUton, welterweight champion,
gave- Battling Kopen of Syracuse a bad
beating in 10 rounds at the Ryan -Vth-letic
club last night. Kopen was try
ing to find the elusive Brltton during
the entire 10 rounds. Kopen was hit
with jabs, cwings, hooks and jolts of
every description, and he was satisfied
when the 10 round journey was over.
Although he tried his best to knock out
Britton, all he accomplished -as to
perforate the atmosphere with the
many swings that he made at the fast
New Yorker.
T. It. Declines Invitation.
New York. June 24. (U. P.) Frank
Moran invited Colonel Roosevelt to be
his guest next Thursday right when
he fights Jack Dillon. Because of oili
er engagements the colonel has been
forced to send his regrets.
When T. R. was president. Moran
was quartermaster of the yacht May
flower, the eNecutive yacht.
Commission to (select Referee.
New York, June 24. (U. P.) Chair
man Fred A. Wenck of the state box
ing commission has proposed a rule
v. hereby the commission reserves the
ripht to appoint referees for any bout
in New York state. This action comes
because of tho invariable dispute
which results in the choosing of ref
erees for every important bout.
lyeonard Wins From Moran.
New York. June 24. U. P.) Benny
Leonard pave Vic Moran of New Or
leans a boxing lesson at the Harlem
Sporting club last night. Moran was
outclassed, but was game and stuck
the full ten rounds.
Moving Picture Pug
Beaten by Scrapper
Seattle, Wash.. June 24. (P. N. S.)
'Green Tights" Eddie Plnkman,
moving- picture hero of the boxing
bush league, under the name of Brew
ster, is beaten.
Mary Pickford will be heartbroken.
Theda Bara will wail and Francis X.
Bushman will tear his hair. Kddie.
author, tourist, fighter, actor and col
or harmonist, met his Waterloo In
just plain Harry Anderson of Vancou
ver, B. C.
Four rounds was the length of the
go last night Eddie deserves credit,
however, for a good scrap. Twelve
Lundjred fans witnessed the affair.
Beth boys boxed toe to toe.
"Just what 1 expected," said Ander
son. "I should have had a draw," said
Eddie.
Ivan Miller, a local middleweght, beat
Harry Maihoney of Portland in the
semi-windup.
Eastern Oregon Team Chosen.
Pendleton. Or., June 24. Penijeton
and Baker have joined hands to send
an eastern Oregon golf team Into the
tournament at Lewlston, Idaho, today
and Sunday. Messrs. . Moore, Barton
and McEwen of Baker and Brooke
Dickson. George Hartman. W. L.
Thompson and J. V. Tall man of Pen
dleton will -compose the team. Walla
Wralla and Lewlston will each nter
teams In the tournament.
Raising Funds for Boy.
Eugene. Or., ' June J4.--The Moose
lodge of this city has started the sub
scription list with 25 to raise funds
to equip the Radiators drum corps,
to be made up of boys whose ages
range from six to 15 years of age.
The boya raised about $100 one dav
this week selling tags on the streets
at 10 cents each. It is planned to
raise $600. Other lodges are expected
to follow the example set by the
Moos. ; , -; ' , , f
TOO MUCH MUD IN
NORTH TO JUDGE
PLAYER GROVER
Although Blank .Sees North
western Infielder He Can't
Tell His Ability,
Manager Cliff Blankenship of the
Salt Iake Bees returned this morning
rom Seattle, where he witnessed Butte
trim Seattle,- 10 to 9 In a 12-inning
contest played In a sea of mud
The object of Blank's visit was to
give a Butte Infielder the once over,
but Blank said that the ground was
so wet It was almost impossible to
Judge whether a, player was good, bad
or Indifferent.
It is believed that Roy Grover, the
Butte second baseman, was the player
that Blank is eyeing, although he kept
his own counsel.
Manager McCredie of the Beavers
was dickering for Grover last year,
before Bobby Vaughn was turned
over to Portland by the St. Louis
Americans.
The Bee boss was somewhat sur
prised when he heard of the trouncing
the Mackmen gave hfs 'star twirler,
Piercy, In yesterday's contest.
Tommy Qulnlan.'who has been out
of the Bee llne-up for two day on
account oaf a double Charley horse, will
be back in the game today, thinks
Blankenship.
Al Bartholemy and Ike Wolfer fig
ured in the 4 to 3 victory of the Ta
coma Tigers over Great Falls yester
day. Singles by Wolfer and Bart, a
forceout, a walk and a fielder's choice
gave Tacoma its third run in the sec
ond inning, and Bart went to second
on a passed ball, took third on Shea's
error and scored on Deard's fly to
Pap pa.
Umpire Billy Phyle is suffering with
quinsy for the first time in 11 years,
and although he is performing his du
ties, lack of voice keeps hlna from go
ing behind the plate.
Harvard Makes Clean
Sweep of River Races
New London, Conn., June 23. (U.
P.) Harvard made a clean sweep of
the annual regatta with Yale yester
day when the Crimson varsity eight
won the final race of the day by four
lengths from the Blue crew. Time,
20:02.
Earlier in the day Harvard fresh
men and the Junior varsity had tri
umphed over Yale in somewhat easy
fashion. Yale fought hard in the var
sity, but was outclassed.
Passing the mile post and stretch
ing steadily down the course. Harvard
gradually assumed the lead, and at the
two mile post was a good two lengths
in front.
Yale came too close to the flag po
sition at the two mile post and hit the
pole with their oars. This threw them
turther behind.
The Blue crew quickly recovered,
and quickening their stroke appeared
to pick up somewhat. Harvard, how
e er, was rowing a steady, strong
stroke, and Yale gained very slowiy.
Yale's spurt was short lived and the
Crimson had a big lead as the crews
reared the tliree mile post. Yale was
game and stuck right to the last notch.
The Crimson eight, however, applied
more power and drew away from the
blue.
The American record is held by Cor
nell, with the time of 18:53 1-5 for the
leur miles.
Yale's time this afternoon was 20:17.
A crowd of more than 30,000 persons
witnessed the race.
STANDINGS OF THE TEAMS
Pacifio Coast League.
Won.
I.'nat.
Pet.
.&
.S2IJ
.5H!
.441
.375
Pet.
5ii
J&tro
.473
.47:1
.4.V1
.404
.879
.5V,1
.554
.544
.491
.429
.302
.1o
.371
.53
.40
.44"
.420
,816
jusn
JfAT,
.f19
.50f
..VlO
.472
.434
.415
.Ko
Jll'
.500
-WO
.42
Vernon
Iyj Angeles
Sun Francico . . .
Port land
.Salt ke
Ockland
. . 44
.. :
.. 41
. . 3.'!.
. . o0
. . 30
32
s:i
31
3m
50
Loat.
20
24
25
25
28
2S
34
National Lau.
Won.
Brooklyn .11
Philadelphia Si
New York 2fl ,
Hoaton 23
Cincinnati
1
Chicago . . .
Pittburjr . .
St Louis ..
CieralaQd -Detroit
....
New York .
Washington
Boston
Chicago . . .
Kt. Louia .
Philadelphia
w
2:1
23
American La4ua.
32
31
3!
:to
27
, 24
1
24
25
2
27
29
3J
37
2f(
23
24
2M
20
80
20
2-1
2!i
27
27
2S
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31
IS
25
27
2H
XI
SI
46
American Aiioelation.
Kansaa Ctty
India napolia
Minneapoiia
IxulTil!e . ,
Oolumbtsa
St. Paul ...
Toledo
alllnaukea
Oman
Lincoln
Denver . . , .
! Moines
Wichita
Riocx City .
Tnpeka
2
Xi
, . 24
22
21
18
Western League.
H3
so
27
27
27
r.
art
-. 22
HorthwMtorn Imiih,
:i
St. Joaejib
ftpokane
1 a on Ola
Vanoourer ....
Butte
Seattle
treat falls
2
27
M
24
20
Nebraska and 0. A. C.
Football Game Is On
Tho inter-sectional football gitme
between the Oregon Agricultural col
lege and the I'lilvetslty of Nebraska
will be played October 21, on Multno
mah field, as originally scheduled. An
nouncement to this effect waj. inndo
here yesterday by Dr. E. J. Stewart,
who resigned as athletic director of
the Oregon Aggies to accept a similar
pobition at Nebraska,
For a time thla contest was an un
certainty, due to the fact that the
Nebraska-W. S. C. game was canoeled.
There was some talk of the Pullman
team playing Nehratka here, trul Stew
art's anniuncement yesterday means
that the two schools have settled what
differences arose in the earlier negotiations-.
The con'ract for the Multnomah field
has not ben signed as yet, but Super
intendent Dotv Walker will forward
the pame 10 tho officials early t.ext
week.
Chet Mclntyre Quits
As Glove Instructor
Seattle. "Wash., June 24. (P. N. S.)
Chet Mclntyre, one of the best
known boxing Instructors in the coun
try, has t-evered his connection with
the Seattle Athletic club. Today he
Is a free man. who will "look around
a bit, but never leave Seattle."
Mclntyre's services' at the club were
more than satisfactory, say the 'rus
tees. Chet simply resigned. He ha.s
trained many fighters on the coast
who turned out title winners.
27,270,000
National Forest Timber
For Sale
p
LOCATION AND AMOUNT All the merchantable dead limber stand
ing or down and all the live timber marked or designated (or cut
ting on an area embracing about 365 acres in township 3 2 S.,
range 12 W., W. M., on the watershed of Upper a4 Lower Land
creeks, Siskiyou National Forest, Oregon, estimated to be 2 7,2 70,
000 feet B. M., more or less, of Douglas fir, Port prford cedar,
western red cedar, western hemlock and grand fir tinjber, approxi
mately 68 per cent Pouglas fir. !
STUMPAGE PRICES Lowest rates considered, fl.25 per;M for Doug
las fir, $2.00 per M for Port Orford cedar, M.'OO pef M for" west
ern red cedar, and SO cents per M for western hemldck and grand
fir. ' " i
DEPOSIT With bid $3,000, to apply on purchase pricejiif bid is ac
cepted or refunded if rejected. Ten per cent may be. retained as
forfeit if the contract and bond are not executed Within the re
quired time. IS
FINAL DATE FOR BIDS Sealed bids will be received b the District
Forester, Portland, Oregon, up to and including June 7, 1916.
The right to reject any and all bids is reserved.
Before bids are submitted full Information concerning the character
of the timber, conditions of sale, deposits, and the submission of bids
should be obtained from the District Fdrester, Portland, Oljegon, or the
rorest supervisor, Orants Pass, Oregon.
SUMMER TOURIST TICItETS
TO EASTERN DESTINATIONS
on sals daily via the !
Great Northern Railway
CHICAGO AND-RETURN $7.50
BUFFALO and return. . .$ 92.00
BOSTON and return 11 0.00
CINCINNATI and return. 86.50
DENVER and return 55.00
DETROIT and return . . . 83.50
WASHINGTON, D. C.
and return 108.50
ST. PAUL, MINNEAPOLIS, DULUTH, OMAHA.) , II
KANSAS CITY, ST. JOSEPH, WINNIPEG) return.. J60.00
fi
Usual diverse routes, stopovers allowed going and returning, final
limit 90 days from date of sale.
CITY TICKET
OFFICE
348 Washington St.
Li
Phones Marshall 3071,' A-2286
t PLAN NOW TO VISIT GLACIER NATIONAL PARll THIS
4 . SUMMER. SEASON JUNE 15TB SEPT. 30Tlj i
j SPECIAL ROUND-TRIP FARES j j
Johnston anft Griffin
Will Play for Crown
I'el Monte, Cal., JutJC 24. (U. P.")
FltiaU In the Paciflcj const tennis
championships were t ci' be played lure
today. William Joliinston, national
chainplon, met ("lurcnr j Grlfflil for the
uien'si,tltle, while Griffin and Johnston
were, pitted agulust ' Pfttrick and
Itohlfs for tho Del Monte doubles
trophy.
Miss Anita Myers nd Miss Helen
Baker" are women's duiubles i hauipions
of tho coast. They j; defeated (Mare
Cassel and Mrs. J. ('.! Cushlng in tha
final round. Tli tnlxjrd doubles wera
won by Mrs. Helen Ijuker and Bowie
Dettrlck of San Krai(ilsco, who bent
Miss Anita Myers a(ld J. C. Itohlfs
with cube. i
Moro Heats (iirls, 7 lo fi.
Moro. ( r . June 24.t Moro defea4cd
Birdie Carlton's athllitic girls' b
ball team y estenly.i 7 to t;. The
Moro team ban earned the title of
champions of Sherman count y, an.l
also the clinmplonRhlp title of Gil
liam and Morrow coiilitles by defeat
ing the leading team of those coun
ties. They play the champion team of
Klickitat county at jGoldendale July
3 and 4. It
--
It's All l' th Jones.
Gracelon. V. Yu.. jhne 21 (lT. P.)
Fred l'u I ton may et a chance at
.TnsH Wlllard i crown jbn Labor day, If
Tom Joiu-t-. the ehar(pln'N manager,
signs the articles forfa $45,000 pure.
Jones ha: tenlnti vely accepted the of
fer, which wan mao yesterday by
Harry She man and Jumea Cononily of
Minneapolis. j
-44-
FEET
MILWAUKEE and return $ 72.50
MONTREAL and return. 105.00
NEW YORK and returfn.. 110.70
PHILADELPHIA and rt. 110.70
PITTSBURG and retuiifi. . 9 1 .60
TORONTO and return . . 92.00
H. DICKSON,
C. P. ifc T. A.
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