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' THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, MONDAY, JULY 10. 1916. v
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By George McManus
7 I I ', i '
BEAVERS TAKE GAME
BRINGING UP FATHER
Copjrrlg-bt by International Kewa Berrien.
Registered la United States Patent Office
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THATbTHE bOdEPT BELLE HERE-
Wat 1 af as
THTt HAMMOND
Eb - SHE WAb
SHE THREW HIM
WELL - BY COLLY
I C1VE HER CREDIT
THAT5THE
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OVER FOR a r-
CAROH -
ENLACED TO HIM- .
LOSE WITH SOTHORON
Divide Their Sunday Double
header at San Francisco
Even Up With the Seals,
C. BROWN IS DELIVERER
FOR SHAKIN
: -
HiM-
Baals Hit Sothoron Hard In Two Xn
Jsings, rixst and Fifth, la tlx
Afternoon Gam.
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8n Francisco, July 10. (I. N. S.)
Ban Francisco, being now regarded as
one large, collective fan, takes off Its
hat and makes profound obeisance to
Curley Brown.
For Curler, hivlnr ottAA tn nr
profound satisfaction all week, and
having also whacked numerous base
hits that figured In the making of runs.
-went back to his regular Job of pitch-;
"Ing yesterday afternoon and twirled i
the Heals Into victory. lie had one bad
Inning, but In eight Innings he pitched 1
shut-out ball, and he gave the Seals not
only this one game, but victory for the
aeries, with five out of eight contests.
TUa sore was 7 to 3. which on the
face'of It
bears testimony to the ef fi-
dent labors of Curley's supporting cast.
In the morning Karri at Oakland a
couple of thousand fans saw Byron
liouck shut the heals out. "Hkeeter"
Fanning was lilt rather freely, Portland
winning, 3 to 0.
vSothoron Couldn't Stop Tm.
Allen Bothoron was picked for a
trimming In the first Inning, and, while
nia leam-rnaipg subsequently gave mm i
a one-run lead, he could not stop the
'
earnest-
With two out in the first, Rodgers
got to Brown for a two-bagger. But
he died on second when (.'hick" Autrey
made a great running catch of Nixon's
hllth foul. "Chick'' had his stomach no
against the rail between the trand-
stand and the right-field bleachers
when he took the ball.
Sothoron disposed of Autrey and!
Pt-haller on flleH. Then Pmg Bodle
.sent a two-baKger crashing against the
center-field fejue. Downs and lalton
walked, filling the sacks.
Brown Busts Ball.
. . - ,
Enter upon the scene the hero of the
day, Curley Brown, who promptly du-
plicated Bodie's feat, bouncing the ball
from the boards, making two bases and
enuwig uuuie hiiii uowna uciuss mo
plate. Jones walked, and again the
bases were full. But Clarence BrookB
nut ,r. nr.llv rnnnlnir IV h
u.ik vii . i ' v ' 1 , in in i-1. . i j
Wille, and the innlnir was oVer.
The fourth was the frame in which
Brown had his troubles. Bill Kodgers
led off by beating out a hit to Short
atop Bodle. Nixou popped out to
Downs, and Stunipf walked. Then
came Jack itoche with a two-bagger to
iu. i.ii i i,.i i i
lng Stumpf to third. Speas scored
Stumpf with a sacrifice fiy to Dalton,
.rioche taking third. Ward singled to
left, scoring Roche. Sothoron popped
out to .Tones on a ioui, ana me inning
was over wilh the Beavers in the lead, '
j lo 2 i
' Dennis AVllie. the Braver centerfield. 1
e'r, won the morning game for his club
in the third inning, when, with two
runners on the bafes. he smashed out
a two-base hit and scored them both.
. , . , ., . . ., .. . , ,
In the eii;!Uh inning Bobby aughn led
with a two-bagger and was out at third
trying to take an extra base. Then Bill
Pouthworth tripled to centerfleld, and
... . ... . . .
Bill Kodgers brought him home with a
single, liouck kept the Seals popping
the ball in the air throughout the
whole game, but five assists being ,
credited to the Beavers Houck gavel
one walk, the only one Issued in the
game.
Scores :
Morning game:
1 uliTLAXD.
E
0
O
0
AH. R.
H.
2
o
T
1
0
o.
4
1
1
2
4
R
r
0
A.
1
o
0
3
0
n
0
1
o
Will, rf. 5
Vanihn. 3b 4
RouthBorth. If 4
Kodgers 2b 4
Kliber. c 4
Ntuir.pf. lb 4
Hleaa, rf 4
Ward, as 4
Houck, p 4
o
Total 37 3 10 27
AN KKANCISCO.
AD. li. H
o.
IS
2
A.
0
1
fl
.1
0
0
3
3
Autrey, lb 4
0
hcballer. If 4
Vodle. aa 4
iKiwua. 2b 4
Jalton. if 3
llrown, i f 4
Jone. 3b 3
O
o
o
0
0
0
0
o
Hepulei1a.
Vaoulug. p.
Totala
Portland
Hlta
aVn Kranclnco
Hlta
.32
8 27
IS
.0020000103
. o o 3 o 3 1 o 3 010
'. 0 0 (. O O O O O-- o
J 0 0 1 2 1 0 0 0 8
Tliree bae hit -Simii hworih Two-base bit
liouck. WiliP. Vaiitflni. Kirht bane 00 balU
Off liouck 1. Struck out By liouck 2. by
Fanning 2. Left on baaea Sao Francisco 6.
Portland 7. Hum reaponaible for Fanning 3.
Tlme 1:30. Lniplrra Rraahear and Hold.
Afternoon game:
. R. R. TO. A. E. I
01 8 0 0;
0O0O1
1 2 1 8 1 I
0 0 2 0 0
1 1 0 0 '
1 2 10 0 0 !
0 0 1 0 1 ,
0 1110
00011
00000
fi 7 24 5 4
ninth.
IfeCO.
. R. H. PO. A. K.
O 8 11 10
0 0 2 0 0
2 2 2 3 0
2 0 2 2 0
2 2 4 0 1
0 2 110
1112 0
0 13 10
0 0 10 0
"T 11 27 10 "l
AB
. 5
. 4
. 4
.. 8
.. 3
. .1
. 3
. . 4
.. 3
.. 1
. .33
) Wille. cf. .,
Vutiahn. 3b.
Rodgera. 2b.
. 'lxon, rf. . .
fttnmbf, lb.
Roche, c. ..
tlpean. If. . .
, Ward. aa. .
aajthoroD, p.
Gulato
Totala . . .
Autrey. lb. ..
Bchaller, If. ..
. Bodle, aa
Duam, 2b, ...
Palton, rff . . .
Brown, p. ...
Jones. 3b
Drooka. c. ...
Oldham, cf. ..
Totals
Portland
Hlta
San Franclaco
Hlta
. S
. 5
. 5
. 3
. 3
. 4
. 3
. 3
. 4
.S3
..0 00300000 8
...1 118010007
...2 0004010 ' 7
...2 1004 102 111
Two base alts Rodgers. Bodle 2. Roche,
Jones, Autrey. Bases on balls Off Sothoron
4. off Brown 3. Strnck out By liotnoron 10,
by Brown 1. Sacrifice fliea Speaa. Brooka.
Double play Bodle o Antrey. Runs respoa
Ible for Sothoron 5. Brown 8. Left on
Chas. Herzog Comes
Too High for Tinker
Chicago, July 10. (TJ. P.) The Cin
cinnati National league club values
Shortstop Herzog at something like a
mall fortune, according to Informa
tion that drifted out of th Cubs
headquarters. The Cubs, It was ad
mitted, have been dickering for Her
og. but the price has been sky-high
and out of the question.
President Weeghman of the Cubs
was said to have laid the Herxog a1
temporarily aside and 1 looking; for
mother shortstop.
:
bases. Portland 7. Fsd KYanclsco B. Time
1 -5- L aiyires-Sield nl hrashear.
Vernon Takes Dotibleheader.
Los Angeles, July 10. Vernon won
f yesterday's double bill from Oakland,
taking the morning game In easy style,
9 to 0, and the afternoon contest 4 to
2. The Oaks used three pitchers In
the morning, but they all looked alike
to the Tigers, who got 17 hlta off them.
The afternoon game was a pitching
duel between Hess and P rough. The
cor
Morning game:
OAKLAND.
VERNON.
Ali. H.O. A.
All. H.O. A.
M'dleton.lf 4 2
, i,,Hiab. . . 8 1
' I.anc 4 0
t'runrtall.lo 3 0
j
K.Killott.c 3 0
Reriier.as.. 8 0
Doan,rf .
Virbu'n.lb 3
lUberg.2b. 4
Bates, ,tb. . .
Daley. If
OjUattli k.of .
23peucr.c.
V Kader.a.
K'TP-; ' 1 i 2Fruiuuio,p
I I UUVIU LU,U V V V V
Mirllo.p.. 1 0
1 8
Tolnla ..29 3 24 14 Totals ...36 17 27 10
OtklauU 000000 0 uo o
"o TiiY"nio
Hlta il 1 1 1 2 4 4 1 17
Kuna Uoane 2. Kl.b?rg 2. Mattlrk Spnc
1 rr 2, Kailcr, JmoiUf. Errors Crauda'l, Unrd-
tirt . i.ihui mii- i line, ' I Hi Nil U I 1 DtTT
lu f! rnnlnKH; 4 hlta, 2 rum, 4 at bat off
lllj:ifliilibaai In 13 lnnliiK. Two bane hlta
1 ltt-i k 2, Lvane. Irupioie Sacrifice hlta
7 'V,' " ii r. .i .i,m.,. n.,.. o,"."?'!-
lileli ainaiin,
tm. llMVi
Kreru-nr. Banea on balla Off Beer 1. off
Muriln 3 off Fronime 2. Struck out By
l"'"uie 8. lioubie iilayn R'.aberg to Glol.-b-
11"U III .vnun. l uri. CT"r T TOIU-
me 1. Cburga defeat t. Bwr.
Tlajf
-1:'J3.
Uuiiirea 1-lnuejr and (Juibrle.
Afternoon same:
OAKLAND. I
All. II O. A.
VEUNOX.
AH. M O. A.
Mlildl'on.rf 3
OiDuane.rf. .
O
DavlH.Na. . 3
0
1
4 i ti'ffaju !), 1 b
SItlaberg.2b. .
2 12
Laii".-t. . . 3
Cmuilall.lb 4
1 IV
O Hates, .ill
Brdner.rf '. 2 o u OjMattlck cV
H. Elliott, c. 4 2 3 ouader.aa. . ,
Berg.T.3b.. 3 1 0 2; Whalln-,c.
.'m 0
Totala ..30 6 24 13 Totals ...80 7 27 14
'Rutted for Garduer in ninth.
" 0 3 0 o 1 ? o 0 t a
Vernon ..'.'.'.i 0020000 4
Hlta 2 o 1 3 0 1 o o 7
Kuna ('randull, H. Kliloit. tileichmann,
.1hrS .l'"''''; ader. Error Wat lick.
Stolen liaae Daley. I wo base hlta ilatti
sacriflc; hit-Whaling, struck out
by Hens 2, by l'rousu 3. it a tea on halia
Off Heaa 3, off I'r.jujjh 1. Kuna respoualhla
f'fjf" l',r.',uf h. nIou,b,i,t P1""?"1"
t RIMiere to t,l-it buiann. lilt ot pitcher
Uurdner. boipirea Uuthrla aiid Kinney. Time
i:ie.
lxs Angeles 8, Salt Lake 6.
8aIt Lake Uuh July 10. a. N. S.)
,,. th. of th .... ..
, ies. I.,os Angeles defeated Salt Lake
, today 8 to 6. Flttery and Piercey
; proved easy marks for the Angels and
: not until Tom Hughes relieved the
latter in the seventh did the locals
settle down to playing anything that
could be called baseball. The score:
LO! ANGELES.
SALT LAKE.
IB. 11.0. A
V ! AR.JJ.O. A
I Hageert.cf 2 1
5 1 IlllB.lf 5 2
0iInlan.cf . 4 15 0
0 ane.rf
" (Volter.rf.. 3
w lackaou.rf. 1
' ' ioerner.lb. 5
1 fallow'-. 3b 4
I Hurphy,2b. n
E. ! Solea.c 6
0 Sutler, aa. . 5
08rief,lb...
0 iyan.lf
0:)rr.'s
1 tuth.3h. . . .
1 l:K)rfue,v,2b.
OIHanuuh.c. .
S ntter p. . . 0
Oj'lerccy.p. . . 1
O Lingoes, p. . . 1
I'Shinu 1
"Vau 1
r Jorstman.p 2
O Sjuu.p.
1
0 0
0 o
0 0
Totala ..38 12 27 n Totala ...32 6 27 9
Batted for Rath In ninth.
'Watted tox Hufhea la ninth.
Lea Aogelea 312001100 ,
Hlta 4 1 20 2 1 20 012
S11 Lka
0 0 1 0 3 O 1 0 1 a
Hlta 0 0 1 0301 0 16
Kuna Maggert. Mils. Wolter. Krxrnr.
. Galloway. Murphy 2. U rstman. Rath. Downey
.1 iiaunaD, riercey. trrorg Holes. Kane.
Itrlef. Rath. Downey. Mareey. Home run
Hannah. Three base tita Ellis, Kane. Sac
rifice hit Maggart. baoiifice fly Quintan.
Stolen base Downey. Double playi Orr to
Rath. Hannah to Downey. Struck out Ry
t lttery 1, by Piercey 2, by Hughes 3. bv
Iloratman 2. by Ryan 3. Baaes ou hallx Off
Piercey 3, oft Hughaa 3. off Uoratman 2. off
Kan 3. ivuna rasftonaible lor Mttery 1.
Piercey 2, Horatman 3. Ryan 2. Passed ball
Bole. First base t,n errnra Los Angeles
2. 1rft on basea 1oa Angeles 10. Sr.lt Lake
6. Credit Tlctory to Horatman. 'Charge de
feat to Flttery. I mplres 1'hyle and Doyle.
STANDINGS OF THE TEAMS
Won.
57
4
62
3
;a
38
National League.
42
37
35
38
82
32
84
80
Ixxt.
S7
30
44
40
47
63
28
30
29
37
34
SS ,
41
43
Pet
Vernon
Loa Angeles .
San Franclaeo
Portland ....
Salt Lake .
Oakland
.008
.W17
.542
.404
.447
.364
.8.8
Chicago . .
New York
rtttshurg
Pt. Louis
Cincinnati
.4.'l
.4S5
.457
.453
.411
American Laatna,
43
41
New York .
Cleveland .
Boston
Chicago ...
Washington
Detroit .
St. Lotils .
Philadelphia
28
31
S2
32
84
36
42
50
.808
JSS0
.549
.548
38
38
88
31
17
.r2s
.511
.425
Mi
American Association.
Woo. Lost.
Ksnssa City 45 33
Loultrllle 43 34
Indianapolis 40 34
Minneapolis 40 34
Pet
.577
.6.-18
.541
.541
Toledo 35 35
.BOO
.4S5
St. Pant 33 35
Oolnmbua 29 41
Milwaukee 20 4J
.414
.887
We tarn League.
4
39
88
1 88
, 38
, 81
31
31
Omaha . . .
Lincoln ...
Denrer . . . .
Wichita ...
Dea Moines
Tope k a . . .
St. Joseph .
Sioux City .
28
34
34
38
36
40
40
40
.830
.534
-528
.500
.493
.437
.437
.437
Northwestern League.
Spokane .42 . 28
Butte 37 81
Vancwrre 88 8
Tweoma 83 ' 83
Seattle 33 42
Oreat falls . ' W
.818
.044
.488
.485
.440
U31
PENNSYLVANIA STAR
TO BECOME AVIATOR .
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jj . , ! , ?-'-v I f'V-J v?l-v'i
i if& r rm P
J.HOWARD BEiRY
Philadelphia, Pa July 10. Howard
Berry, twice winner of the pentathlon
event at the University of Pennsyl
vania relay games, crack baseball
player and track man is training to
become a member of the flying unit
which the state of Pennsylvania will
send to the front with her troops,
should war break out.
TEMPLETON HAS
HIGHEST SCORE
AMONG AMATEURS
Practice Shooting Brings Out
Nearly Forty to Everding
Traps.
Prank Templeton topped the nim-
rods In yesterday's practice shoot of
the Fourth Annual registered trap-
sliootlng tournament of the Portland
Gun club with the score of 95 out
of a possible 100. Frank C. Rlehl of
Tacoma, was high professional with
96 per cent.
Close to 40 shooters, including a
number of out-of-town trapmen, par
ticipated in yesterday's events.
Six shooters tried their hand at
shooting doubles. Frank Templeton.
Jim Seavey and Charles Teith tied
with the scores of 20 out of 24.
Yesterday's scores:
H. E. Poaten
G. Hswmaie
Charles V'eltu
A. C. Kolton
K. B. Morris
F. Relhl
K. Kelleo
P. H. O'Brien
K. Templeton
H. A. Pollock
J. Reld
J." Morria
y. O. Joy
A. L. Zaokrtson
A. Parrot
AI Sea-uin :
J. S. Crane
A. Woelru
Dr. O. D. Thornton .
Mrs. Ada Schilling .
C. J. schilling
J. P. Bull
E. B- Van Gorman
P. J. Holohan
A. W. Stanona
G4I. Harrey
Con Hllter
C. C. Keller
J. W. Searey
w. M orrojek
L- Holohan
K. L. Mathews
Professionals.
Dust Halves Auto Race.
Sioux City. Iowa, July 10. (TJ. P.)
Because of a dusty track the 100
mile automobile race at the Speed
way was out to 50 miles Saturday
afternoon. The winners .were: Wil
cox In a Premier, first; Lewis, in
a Crawford, second; Chandler, la
Crawford, third. Time, 40:59.
Hotel man Is Fined Again.
Dallas, Or.,' July 10. Harry Maymi
Japanese proprietor of the Sunrise
hotel, who was fined $250 in Febru
ary for violation or tne prohibition
law, was fined 1100 In police court
Saturday for runnlnc
house, f
2-HIT HURLING
BY ZWEIFEL TOO
FAST FOR SALEM
Baby Beavers Are Now Tied
for First Place With
Woodburn,'
Won. rt- Pet
Baeyera 11 5
Woodburn 11 5 .nss
SaUm 10 6 .12.1
Bradfords 8 7 .533
St Helens 7 K .47
Klrkpatrl-ks 7 s .407
Montavllla 4 11 .267
Woodland 4 12 .250
Big Al Zwelfel pitched a two-hit
game against the Salem team in yes
terday's Intercity league game on the
Vaughn street grounds and the Baby
Beavers whitewashed the Lojua, 6 to
0 The. visitors played erratic ball,
seven errors being charged agains.
them.
As the result of their victory, the
Beavers are tied for first place in the
pennant race with the Woodburn team,
which shut out Montavilla yesterday.
3 to 0. The Beavers and Woodburn
will battle for the league leadership
next Sunday on the local grounds.
SALEM. BEAVERS.
AB. H. 0 A. I AB. H. O. A.
Hnmp'y,2. .
Relnha't.r.
Gobel.l
Ada ma, m. .
Uiller.s....
Jones. 1.
Blll.c
Herman, 3. .
hleene.p. . .
lCaey,2.
0 3
1 10
1 1
OIBlanchard.l.
1 Wolfer.s....
OlDruhot.r
l'Hlnkle.l
0 Ingl.3
2 .C.oddnrd.m..
2 McHrldp.c. .
OiZweifel.p.. .
0 13
0 O
O 0
Totala... 23 2 23 6 Totals 35 6 27 9
Casey out on Infield fly.
Salem 0 0000000 00
Hit 0 00000 1 0 12
Bearers 0 0200040 6
Hits 0 1 2 1 1 1 00 6
Bna Wolfer. Druhot 2. Hlnkle, Inglea, Mc-
Brlde. LJTurs Humphrey, Miller 3, G1U, Herman
2. Z. Casey. Three baae hits Druhot, Wolfer.
Sacrifice hit Zwelfel. Stolen basea, Wolfer,
Blanchard, Ingles 2. McBrlde 3. Struck out
By Keene 14, by Zwelfel 6. Hases on ballsOff
Keene 5, off Zwelfel 2. Hit by pitched ball
McBrlde. Passed ball GUI. Left ou baes
Baby Bearers 11. Salem 3. Double olays Dm-
hot to Casey, Casey to Blanchard. Tima of
game 2 hours. L'mplre F-d Rankin.
Woodland, Wash., July 10. The
Bradfords broke their losing streak
yesterday, defeating the locals, 9 to 4.
owartz and Barr formed the battery
for the Bradfords and Robinson and
Brackett for the locals.
St. Helens, Or., July 10. Batting
Salveson out of the box in the second
Inning, the Kiricpatrick Intercity
league team had little trouble winning
from the locals yesterday, 14 to 3.
Woodburn, Or., July 10. Pellette shut
out the Montavilla Wildcats yesterday
arternoon by a score of 3 to 0, three hits
being the best the visitors could do.
First Baseman Bourg was the only
Wildcat to get beyond first base. Chet
Murphy was touched up for nine hits.
Including a home run, a triple and a
double. Pellette fanned 12 men and
Murphy 8. The only error made was
high foul that Bourg dropped.
The score: R. H. E.
Woodburn 8 9 0
Montavilla 0 3 1
Batteries Pellette and Kreitz; Mur
phy and Newman.
MINOR BASEBALL
PRINTEPtS' LEAGUE.
Won. Lost. P.
Journal . fi -
Oreeonlan .4
Labor Press 3 4 .429
Telegram 3 5 .375
Scoring four runa in tne nintn inning.
the Labor Press team of the Union
Printers' league yesterday defeated the
Oregonian players, 6 to 5. Livingston,
Robertson and Brady starred at bat
for the winners, and Shane. Conger and
Parker for the losers.
Score: R. H. E.
Oregonian 5 1- 2
Labor Press 6 11 5
Batteries Livingston ana Devinnla;
Parker and Olum.
The Dalles, Or., July 10. The locals
divided Sunday's doubleheader witn the
Kansas City Red Sox, winning the sec
ond game, 2 to 1, after being shut out
in the first contest.
Vancouver, Wash., July 10. The
Camas baseball team defeated Van
couver in the deciding game of the
three game series Sunday, 11 to 2.
Wilsonville, Or., July 10. The Mac
cabees baseball team of Portland was
shut out by the locals Sunday, 12 to 0.
Estacada. Or., July 10. The Kenton
club team of Portland broke the win
ning streak of the locals Sunday with
a 17 to 4 drubbing. Cregg. pitching for
the visitors, had the locals eating out
of his hands. He was replaced by
Parks later.
Oswego, Or., "July 10. The locals
baseball team defeated the Ames, Har
ris & Neville team of Portland Sunday,
7 to 6.
Mitze to Manage St. Joseph.
Los Angeles, July 10. Carl Mitze,
former manager of the Oakland Pa
cific Coast league team, who was re
leased by the Vernon Tigers early in
May, has been signed to manage the
St. Joseph club of the Western
league. Mitze will take over the Sc.
Joseph team during the latter part
of this week.
Unnecessarily FInent.
From the Boston Globe.
1 1 sreopie wn uu suvui in ttio
a disorderly uranae river an uccuicsaiy exirava
' lant.
NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES
Cardinals 8, Phillies 0.
St. Louis. July 10. (I. N. S.) Two
big innings, the fourth and the
seventh, gave the Cardinals an 8 to 6
victory over the Phils yesterday. The
Quakers ran up a lead on four runs
but in the fourth inning L Louis
scored three runs on a pass, a double,
a triple and a single. Three singles,
two sacrifice hits, a wild throw and
Betzel's triple counted five more for
the Cardinals. The Score:
I'HILADKLPHIA. I ST. LOUIS.
AB. 11. O. A. I AB. li. 0. A.
F'askert.cf .
0Betzel.3b.2
1 1
0 2
0 o
2 3
i 11
1 2
1 4
0 1
0 0
s
O II
o o
Uuoda.cf . . .
0,BeBchcr,lf.
1 Long, If
lMiller.2b,as
0!llcr'y,lb,3t
li Wilson. c. ..
1 iousales.c. .
ljCorhnn.as. .
U'Ames.p. . ..
OitButler
ii tSnyder.lb.
0,Meadiw a. p.
0 WlUlaina.p
.Niebiff,2b
Stock, 3b. ..
Jruvatii.rf .
Luderus.lb.
Whltted.lf
Bancroft, as
Burns. c. . ..
Demaree.p.
Mayer. p . . .
Ougey. . ..
Cooper. ..
Totals. . 34 11 4 41 Totals.
29 8 27 11
H.in for Burns in ninth,
Batted for Mayer In ninth.
tl'.atted for CWfaan in atviih.
fBatted for Antes In seTPnth.
Philadelphia 1 0 2 1 0 0 0 0 26
St. Louis j 0 0 0 3 0 0 5 0
Rui.a Paskert f. Nlchoff. Whitted. Uuger.
Cooper, BetzeL Beschfr, Miller. Homaby 2,
Wllaoo, Butler, Suyder. Errors Stock, Bet
id 2. Wilson. Two baae hit Miller. Three
base hits Miller, Hornaby. BelzW. Stoiei
:se Bencher. Pouble play Uurnaby u
tropxales. Bases on balls Off Demaree 1.
off Ames 2, off Meadows 2? Balk IVDmaree.
Struck out By Ames X L'nplre O'Day
uud Lasou.
Dodgers 0, 10; Keds 8, 3.
Cincinnati, July 10. II- N. S.)
Brooklvn and Cincinnati broke even
in a double headed bill yesterday, the
locals winning the first 3 to 0 and
Brooklyn the second 10 to 3. Toney
held the league leaders to three scat
tered hits in the first game, while the
Reds bunched hits off Coombs. The
Dodgers had their own way in the sec
ond game, pounding three pitchers
hard. The score:
First game:
BROOKLYN. CINCINNATI.
AB.U.O. A.i AB.U.O. A.
Jormon.cf .
0Groh.2b
2
4
0 2
liaubcrt.lb.
tenel.rf . .
Wheat, If . . .
ilowrey,3b.
0'ntshaw,2b
D'Mara.ss.
Mtller.c. . . .
Coomba.p. .
nNelcf
2 1
1 2
1 10
0 2
0 3
0 1
1
o o
o
0
o
U-rzp.3b.. 4
Chase, lb 4
Kisuer.ss. . .A
3 liriffith.rf.. 8
1 Klllifer.lf.. 3
0 Wlngo.c 3
l.Tooey.p 3
Totala.. 80 4 24 6 Totala. .. 80 5 27 10
Brooklyn 00000000 0 0
Cincinnati 10200000 x 3
Run Groh, Neale 2. Error Mowrey. Two
nae bits Hereof, Cutauaw. Stolen basse
Neale, CiiNuaw. Double play Groth to Fish
er to Chan". Bases on balli" Off Coombs 2.
off Toney 1". Struck out By Coomba 4. by
Toney 0. I mplres Kiem and Emstie.
Second game: R. H. IZ.
Brooklyn 10 14 0
Cincinnati 3 9 1
Batteries Marquard and Meyers;
Bluejacket, Mozeley, Twinging and
Clarke.
Braves Beat Cubs 5 to 1.
Chicago. July 10. (I. N. S.) The
Braves beat the Cubs 5 to 1 yester
day. Boston scored three runs on six
hits off Vaughn in the first three In
nings. Seaton, who pitched the last
three innings, was touched up for a
pair of runs In the eighth. Nehf held
the Cubs to five scattering hits, Chi
cago scoring In the fourth on Mann's
triple and an Infield out. The score:
BOSTON I CHICAGO.
AB.H.O. A.I AB.H.O. A
ilaraoTl.aa.
"ltiratk.2b
Collins rf. .
Uage If. . .
Kon'hy.lb.
smith. 3b. ..
juodgra.cf
Jowdy.c. . .
Nehf, p....
6
3 Zelder aa.. . 4
SUlann.rf 4
CW'illlams.cf 3
0 Zim rruu.3b, 4
0iScbult.U. 3
2,Saler.lb. . . 1
Ol'iacher.c. .. 8
3,nabe.2b... 2
0 V'anghn.p. . O
'Hendriika. 1
0 2
8
2
2
H
i
2
3
0
2 0
1 l
0 t
0 1
0 14
0 fl
2 S
La Tender, r. 0
Archer..- 1
teaton.o. .. 1
Totala
81 11 27 111' Totala ...27 6 27 19
Batted for Vaughn In third.
Batted for Larenler In siitl.
Boston 0 1 200002 1 !i
Cbiiago 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 01
Kuus Kitrpatiirk. Colllna, Magee, Konetcby.
Nt-hf, Maim. Err -r Zimmerman. Sater.
Two-baae hita Fitapatrlek, Konetcby. Tbive
baa hit Mann. Lfcuubl plays Oowdy to V.t
rjurllle.. Kuabe to Holer. Welder to Knaba.
Baaea on balla Off Vaughn 1. off Nehf 1.
Struck out By Vaughn 1. by Neb! 8, by Lav
ender 3, by Seaton 1. Umpires Rlgler and
Harrison.
NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE
At Seattle; first game: R. H. E.
Vancouver 1 6 2
Seattle 6 9 1
Batteries Callahan and T. Cunning
ham; Eastley and Cadman.
Second game: R. H. E.
Vancouver 1 6 I
Seattle 0 2 1
Batteries Barham and T. Cunning
ham; Ros and Cadqaan.
At Butte: R. H. E.
Spokane 3 9 3
Butte 9 0
Batteries Reuther and McGinnls;
Schroeder and Hoffman.
At Great Falls:
Tacoma
Great Falls
Batteries Bonner
White and Crlsh.
R. H. E.
I 6 1
...4 7 2
Baldwin;
and
Wins Womon'i Golf Honors.
Glencoe. 111., July 10. (U. P.) Miss
Mildred Smith of the Evanston. 111..
Gold Club Saturday defeated Mrs. Mel
vin Jones of Glen Oak 2 up and 1 to
play, in the final match for women's
western golf honors. Miss Smith cov
ered the course out and in in 91.
Which Nobody Can Deny.
From Philadelphia North American.
The guardsmen are not seasoned
troops, but they don't lack pep.
i 1 1 1 j
"lf' 'III'
BASSLER LEADS
COAST BATTERS,
CROWDING PING
Wilie Still Leads Portland
Stickswingers in Aver
ages for Season.
San Francisco, July 10. (P. N. 8.)
Johnny Bassler, Angel shortstop, this
week leads Pacific Coast league bats
men, displacing Ping Bodle of the
Seals in the race for premier honors.
Fitzgerald of the Seals nominally
leads among the regulars but long in
activity and a running start are re
sponsible for this. Averages above
.50 follow:
AB.
Wootums, Salt Lake.... 4
Kelley, Portland 27
Fltigerald, Sjn Fran... 172
BoKiiler. Los Anulea ..131
Bodle, Sau Pran ls o . .3.VS
Jackson, Los Angeles .. 3
Chance. Los Angeles ... 3
Kfnworthy. Oakland . .31S
Wille. Portland 271
Flaber. Portland 1SH
Gardner, Oakland :.1U
Wolter, Log. Angeles . .:4
Quiulan. Salt Lake ...::."4
Southworth, Portland ..218
Brief, Salt Lake 307
Zabel, Ixa Angrles ... 3ti
Steen. San Francisco . . -HJ
Ryan, Salt Ute 4
hates. Vernon 3ii
E. Johnson. Vernon ... 4
Guisto, Portland 233
Bnrry, Oakland 333
Spencer, Vernon WjH
Downs San Francisco 330
Htnnah, .Salt Lake ...217
Qulnn, Vernon u2
Koemer, Los Angeles. .320
Blllott, Oakland 298
IIstIs, Oaklsnd 30
Rl&berg, Vernon 27
lKane, Vernon 280
Pecanntere, Vernon ... 38
F. llis. Loa AJigeles 31S
Mioa, Portland 22
R. BH. PC.
2 2 .fiOO
2 10 .370
33 fil .3.
21 4ft .34
53 121 .33S
0 - 1 .333
0 1 .333
& 102 321
N 7 .sn
27 fto 817
26 US .316
29 frt .K1H
43 112 .816
SI OH .312
38 ttt .8011
4 11 .?'!
9 14 .304
37 Kfl .303
64 110 .301
3 1 2 .f.OO
44 7f .291
25 9 .204
19 49 .292
33 P0 .291
83 3 .r
6 15 .2SS
69 91 .284
26 S4 .2S2
32 80 .279
4i K3 .279
49 7S .279
7 10 .278
46 8S .277
21 (12 .274
8 22 .272
44 89 .271
3 1? .271
W SI .270
2S 61 .270
16 27
14 39 .269
47 77 .269
B7 7S .26$
11 26 .20S
3 4 .267
61 S7 .265
1 1 27 .25
43 79 .265
1 5 .263
43 "1 .202
33 92 .21
43 . 6S .2!1
12 4t .259
Sfl SO .2.',H
31 72 .356
49 79 .2.-.4
27 48 .250
Vann Salt Lake HI
Glelchmann, Vernon .32
From tne, Vernon 48
Vaughn, Portland 300
Stumpf. Portland 2T.2
Gulgnl, Salt Lake 10
Rodgers, Portland 145
Rstb. Salt Lake
Maggert. Loa Angelea . 2tl
Roche, Portland 7
lxwncy. Salt I-ake ... 15
Schaller. San rranclsco.RZt
Brown. San Francisco . . 102
Orr, Salt Lake 298
WolTertoo, Baa Fran... 19
Lane. Oakland 30
Aatrey, San Francisco. .353
Rhlnn, Salt Lake Ml
t;rlgga, Vernon 170
Jones. San Francisco .310
Galloway, Los Angeles. 301
Daley. Vernon .311
McGafflgan. Vernon ...192
SAMUEL MONTAGU
APPOINTED TO POST OF
Succeeds David Lloyd-George
Who Is New Secretary for
War of Great Britain,
London, July 10. (I. N. S.) The
Press bureau announces the ap
pointment of the Right Hon. Samuel
Montagu to be minister of munitions,
succeeding David Lloyd-George, re
cently appointed secretary for war.
Thomas McKlnnon Wood, secretary
for Scotland at present, is named to
succeed Mr. Montagu as financial
secretary of the treasury and is also
named chancellor of the Duchy of
Lancaster.
The Hon. Harold J. Tennant, par
liamentary under secretary for war
under the late Earl Kitchener, is ap
pointed secretary for Scotland. The
selection of Lord Derby to take the
place of Mr. Tennant In the war of
fice already had been announced.
Premier Asqulth, it is officially an
nounced, has invited Lord Cur ton of
Hedleston to become a permanent
member of the war committee.
Coast Artillery to
Encamp July 16-26
Various Companies Will Assemble In
rortland ana XtesTe Kere on a
Special Train for Fort Stevens.
Eugene, Or. July 10. Orders have
been Issued by Colonel C. C. Hammond,
commanding the coast artillery corps,
of the O. N. G., for the annual encamp
ment at Fort Stevens July 18 to 26.
A special train will be provided by
the Southern Pacific for. the sixth com
oany at Cottage Grove and the head
quarters staff and second and third
companies at Eugene, wnue toe com
panics at Albany, Ashland, Medford
and Roseburg will proceed to Portland
on the regular trains. At Portland
they will be joined by the eighth com
pany and the entire corps will leave
that city on a- special train at 10:3 J
a. m. July 16. :
First Lieutenant T. B. Harris, of the
staff, located at Eugene, with one elec
trician, sergeant first class, one non
commissioned officer and five privates
each from the second and third com-
oanles will proceed to the .fort, ac
cording to the orders, to prepare the
I camp. . ..:;.
MPONS MINISTER
I I 'ssssaajsa-
LOCAL GOFLEKS
BUNDLED WITH
BUNCH OF PLATE
Watson and Wilhelm Are
Home From Two North
ern Tournaments,
Forest "Watson, the sensational 18
year -old golfer of the Waverley Coun
try club, who captured the Pot.'atch
tournament championship last wee at
Seattle, returned home . yesterday, to
gether with Rudolph Wilhelm of the
Portland Golf club, Mrs. Wilholm and
R. C. F. Astbury.
Watson and Wilhelm brought hcrrfe
a load of trophies, the former winning
six and Wilhelm five. In the North
west tourney at Spokane, Watson won
four trophies, and at Seattle, in addi
tion to winning the championship, he
won the mixed foursomes with Mrs.
Robert Wilson.
Wilhelm won the northwest open
championship. In the Potlatch tourney
he won the low amateur qualifying
score, was third in the open, won the
low gross in the men's handicap and
bad the best score against bogey.
Wilhelm played his semi-final match
in the directors' cup tournament at the
Portland Golf club yesterday, defeat
ing A. Dickson, 6 up and 4. He plays
John Hotchklss in the finals".
In the four baJ team matches yes
terday on the Portland links, Lr. A. G.
Kossman and C. K. Fleager beat W. D.
Scott and K. S. Hall, S. B. Archer and
II. IL Pearce beat Jack Constantino and
William Stuedler, and George Wash
burn and J. 8. McCord beat Walter
Backus and John Joyce.
Irish Heavyweight to Bog.
New York, July 10. (I. N. S.)
Tim Healy, the new Irish heavy
weight, who comes from County
Kerry, .Ireland, and Soldier Fred Gun
nison will clash in one of the 10
round bouts at the Olymplo club In
Harlem tonight.
Order in Council Is
Expected to Please
England Expects Jfew Begulatlons Be-rardlng-
Contraband to Eliminate
Some Causes of Dispute.
London. July 10. (U. P.) It la be
lieved here that neutral powers, ln
clullng the United States, will wel-
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350,000 acres of desirable agricultural lands of
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Washington will be lubject to homestead entry. "Go Great
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Wenatchee on sale daily from all Great borihrrn station in British Columbia,
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Great Northern Round Trip Summer Tourist Farei Eat daring the regiitration
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FUi osf topon Mom and mU kdaj, ftr iHaOii Information, mop ftlitrt mni hooklttt.
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Western Immigration Agent, Assistant Traffic Manager Asst. Cen'l Pass'r Agent
1 Address.
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AMERICA'S BIG
TENNIS STARS IN
NEW YORK GAMES
Most of the Californians. and
Two Wonderful Japanese
Players Entered,
New York, July 10 (I. N. S.)
With a number of stars entered, the
eighth annual New York state lawn
tennis championship will start thl
afternoon on the courts of the Yah
nundasls Golf i-lub, ft lea. N. Y. The
central New York state championship
Is played for In the same event.
Kvery year the Yahnundunls tjlub Is
the merra for mnny of the ''promi
nent players of thin vicinity.
The tournoment this year will be
doubly interesting bernuse of the
appearance of the two Japaness
stars. Kumngne and MlkHml. who are
making th4s event the first of the
eastern tourneys in which they will
enpape this summer. Kumagae,
famed as the conqueror of Clarence
J. (Ppck) Griffin, national doubles
champion, with William M. Johnston,
and Ward Dawson, another of the
Californians, comes heralded as a
really great player, good enough for
the first 10 1n this conntry's ranking.
Severn of the 'Californians also
have entered. Willis Davis, national
clay court champion, and the sensa
tional coast "bullet." Ward Dawson:
Roland Roberts, the youthful San
Francisco phenom; Harold J. Van
Dve Johns of Iceland Stanford, and
Kdwtn McCormlck and Eugene A.
Warren of the ITnlverslty of South
ern California, will make the first
coast contingent. There la yet a pos
sibllty that "Peck" Griffin also will
come.
come the new order In council signed
by King George Saturday withdraw
ing previous orders In council and
establishing definitely laws to be im
posed on ships carrying contraband
through the war xone.
It was pointed out here that ths
United States early In the war elected
to disregard the Declaration of Lon
don, under which previous orders In
council were issued and which has
been abandoned by both Rngland and
France. The regulation published, it
is believed here, will eliminate some
of the causes of dispute between the
allies and neutral powers because the
terms are clearly stated.
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pleas mention The Journal
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