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Oy George McManus
PUTS OUT THREE MEN
I PLAY
But Two Similar Cases Are
. - Reported in Major League
History, Says Spalding's,
BEAVERS LOS, 4 TO 0
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Tbree Klta; Game Neck and ITeok
Untll Seventh.
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DURING
Salt Lake. July 21. (P. N. 8.) Bill
, Jtodgrers, the Beavers' field captain,
executed one of the greatest plays In
' the history of the national game of
; baseball here yesterday afternon when
he put out thre men unassisted.
This performance was about the only
class shown by Rodftf-rs' team and the
Bees won, to 0. Piercey allowed the
' Beavers only two hits, while his team
The unassisted triple play earner In
the second Inning. The Bees were at
bat. Ryan singled and Orr walked.
Then Ouignl lined to flodgers. who
tagged Orr on the line and touched sec-
end, getting Ryan.
Third Time In History.
According to Spalding's 1916 rec
or1 bonk nnlv two such Dlavs have
? bn made In major league baseball In
' h hlatorv nf the pnme Six such
plays are reported In the minor
leagues, and two of these were made
on the Pacific- coast, one by I-arry
Schlafly, at Portland, Or., June 10,
1904.
For a time It looked as If a wild
throw by Ward was about to spoil a
great pitcher's battle because Kyan
scored In the seventh on the third
baseman's feverthrow of first. Al
though hit hard up to this time. Kelly
had prevented Salt Lake from scoring.
In the eighth, however, the Bees
turned loose with their customary fin
ish. Shlnn was hit and liner filed out.
Buddy Ryan cracked out hi fourth hit
against his old friend McCredie for a
double against the fence. Orr drove a
long single to left and sent In both
runners. Oulgnl cracked a safe one to
left and brought in Orr.
The victory today made It seven
straight for the Bees. The score:
POBTLAND. I 8ALT LAKE.
AB. II. O. A. B. H O A.
Wtllt.cf... a 0 2 OlQulnlincf.
ViugDu,HD. . v u ZiiMnn rr
' Rodger. lib. t 1 T - aiBrisf.lb. . .
8'thworth.lf a n O O'ltrnnlf
Mniaio.iD.. 8 0S 1 IPT.M.
Vlaoo.rf .
IHsnsr r. . .
Ward as...
Kelly.K....
1 0 nulsnl.ah. .
2 2lDowuer.2b.
4 slllannah.c. .
0 alflercer P -
8 0 10
8 1 O
Totala ..23 2 24 15 Totsle ...32 i: 27 0
' Portland OOOOOOOO o 0
Hits OOOO 1 0 1 00 H
Salt Lake 0 0 O 0 0 0 I 2 1 4
Hits .1 1 0 3 1 1 3 3 13
Rons Sblno. Rysn 2. Orr. Kmn Ward.
Oulgnl. Two feem lilta Klilnn Kyan. Stolen
basis Rndgers. Gftiito. Barrrfler hit Snutb
, worth. Triple play Rodiers, unaasMrd. Iou
"We playi Wlrtf to Rodgera to tiulat.,; KUber
. to Ward; Ward to Rodgeri; Downey to Rrlef.
; Struck out By Kelly 2, by Plercy 0. Bases
en balls Off Kelly 8, off Hercy f. Rnna re
sponsible for Kelly 3. Hit by pitcher
Kodiora, riaber, SUlnn. Left on bast's -I'ort-land
6, Rait Lake 7. Umpires Doyle aud
VbjfU. Time 1:37.
Mcfiafrigan. Rlaberg, Bates. Brown. Stolen
bnnea Jones, Seputteda; 2 run. 4 bits. 8 at
bat oft Baum In 2 1-3 Innings oat In ac-cond.
2 out. 2 on; four ruua, 6 blta. 18 at bat, off
Arcllinefi In 2 1-3 Innlnga. cut In third 0, 1
out 1 on; 3 runa. 6 talta. 28 at bat off Erlck
aoQ In 7 1-3 Innings, nut In tenth, none out,
2 on. Charge defeat to Erlckson. Credit vic
tory to Decannlere. Home run Bodle. Two
brae hits Rlaberg, ArellsiiM, Mittlck, Bodle.
Ba'Tlflee blta Doane, Daltnn. Baaea on balla
Off Krb-kaon, off Decannlere 1. Struck out
By Bauuiau 1. Krlcvuori 4. Arellsoes 1. De
cannlere 6. Hit by pitcher Bpencer by De
cai.nlere. Double plays Coffey to Autrey;
McGufflgan t Ulelchmaon: Rlaberg to Mc
Uafflgan to Wlclcbmann. Left on baaea Ver
non 7 San Kranel-o fl. Kuna responalble for
Kau'm 2. Arellanea 8. Krtekaon 2. I'HUard
ball Spencer. Wild jiltrh Iecannlere. Tlnie
:10. Lmilrca Held and Brasbear.
NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES
Red and Phillies Split.
rillLADKI.PHIA I CINCINNATI
Paskrrt, rf. 4
Nlehoff. 2b r.
8t k. H!. . 4
(IimhI. rf . 4
WhltJeil.lf . 4
AB. II. O. A. I
1 1 0 Oroh. 3b. . .
1 2 ?Neale. cf. .
2riaher. .
O! F5mr. ax . .
ol' liaae. lb. .
0 2
1 2
2 3
Undent, lb 8 1 10 1 (Jrlflth.rf . . 3 0
Bancroft, a 3 0 4 8IW.Kllllfer.lf 2 O
AB. H O. A.
4 10 1
8 0 4
1 O 1
2 0 2
3 0 8
1
Wm.KU'r.c 4
Alexand'r.p 4
l'Louden, 2b. 3
2!Wlngo. c . . . 8
iToney. p. . . 1
Moaeley. p. 0
Mitchell.. 1
Schneider 0
Mollwiti 1
8 0
O 2
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
Totala . 8.1 9 27 11' Totals.. 27 2 27 12
Batted for Tom-v In alxth.
Ran for Mitchell In atxtb.
Batted for lioaeley In ninth.
Pblladelphl. O N u O I) (I (I O
Cincinnati O O O o oi 0 O O 0
Run Stock. Ciood. Luderaa. Bancroft, Alex
ander. W. Kllllfer. Errora Groh. Flaher.
Louden. Two base blta Paakert. Luderus. Al
emnder 2. Three baae hit WnUtaal. Home run
William Kllllfer. D.uble 'play a Louden to
Kmnaer to Cbaae; E miner to lyMiden to (Thaae.
Base on balla Off Toiiey 3. Hit by pitcher
Wade. Kllllfer by Alexander. Struck out By
Alexander 3, by Touey 4. L'uiptret Qulgley
and Byrne.
8econd game: R. H. E.
Philadelphia 3 7 2
Cincinnati 5 9 0
Batteries Demaree, Mayer, O. Mc
Quillan and Burns; Sehulz and Wlrtgo.
r,
-W
t
Angels' Hallj Wine Game.
- Ioa Angelea, July 21. (I. N. 8.)
The Angels rallied with two runs In
the 8th at Washington Park yesterday
afternoon and defeated the Oaks 3 to
1. Hogg, on tho mound for the win
ner, allowed but three Uits. The score:
OAKLAND. I LOS ANORI.ES.
AB. H O. A. All. II.O. A.
Mlddleton.lf 8
ltarbeati,3b. 4
lane.cr l
K'worthy.2b 4
Wardner.rf. 2
Barry, lb.. 4
H. Elliott. c. 4
Herge.aa.. 8
frougb.p... 2
0 1
0 2
u 2
0 o
0 3
1 15
0 1
1 0
1 0
0i Jackaon.rf .
0 Kills, If
OlMaKgert.rf.
4 Koerner.lb.
0(ialloway,3b
O'Bulea.c
3Murphy.2b. .
Z.riutler.
Totals
Oakland
..27 3 24 12
Hogg.p 3 O
Bnrna.lf . . .
Kauff.cf . . .
rUib'tnon.rf
loyle.2b. . .
KMilnn ' . .
Merkle.lb. .
llert.:tb. .
Kariden.c. .
Scbupp.p. .
Totala . . .32 0 27 1 7
O n i) ft 1 n n n r i
. ta O 0 0 0 I 10 0 13
Los Angelea 0 -0 0 1 0 0 0 2 3
Hits 1 0 0 2 1 1 1 3 9
Runa H , Elliott, Jackaon, Kllla, Majrgert.
Errora Jackaon 2, Xocrner. Butler. Three
wiaa hit Galloway. Two baae bit Maggert
9 Sacrifice hlta Gardner. I'rough. (lalloway.
Ktolen baaea Maggert, Butler. Struck out
Ky Hogg 2, br I'rough 1. Basra on halls
Off Hif 4, off I'rough 1. Runs reioiilhle
for Prough 4. Double play Butler to Mur
phy to Koerner. Hit by pitched ball Oard-
Tlina 1:35. 1 Umpire Uuthri and
Floaey.
Tigers Win Hard Game.
San Francisco, July 21. (P. N. S.)
It took the Tigers 10 innings but they
finally beat the Seals on the Oak
land lot yesterday afternon S to 4. All
the scores except the deciding one came
In the early part of the game.
Ping Bodlo put the ball over left
field fence for a home run in the first
inning. Thla Is on!y the third time the
feat has been done on the Oakland lot.
. VERNON. I SAN FRANCISCO.
AB. H.O. A.I AB. II.O. A.
1 Autrer.lb.
OjSchalier.lf
WRortle.ef
MOfln.aa
; lXIey.lf...
Mattlck.cf.
Klaberg.2b.
Batea.Sh. ..
Doane. rf. ..
O'cbman.lb
spencer, c. .
Arallanea.p
D'anulfre,p
8IDowna.2b
1'Jone,3h. . .
O Rrown rf
i la g Jofrey.aa. . ,
0 4 8SepulTda.e
1 1 OIBanm.p
0 0 2Erlrkaon.p.
Dalton.rf. .,
Steen.p. . . .
Totela ..89 11 80 16 Tote'la . . .87 8 80 11
"rnoa 0 2000000 13
.?"" ; 0 4 0 0 2 0 1 1 0 8-11
" Francisco 1 1 2000000 0 4
128010 0 01 O 8
"una Harngan. IHiley, Rlaherg, Eatea
pracer, achaller. Bodle 2. Jonea. Error
! t . LAY If I TT.
IV;.''
To-Night
Mascott vs.
Coulon
Boxing
TONIGHT 8:30
- Low Simnu Fanner Burnt
' '" , Gonnan ts. Ray Dorey
"t Jokauiy Boacovitca ts. Ernie MsxMe
Bflfy Nelson t$. Jo Fredericks
h I CMaaexad a.amistelom. rnaml,' gl i flnt
cow. reeanrreA, 9XM box ssata, t.
t sarred. ya. Ob eale mt Slek'm, eta a4
i Waahlnrtomj crUliefg, Broadway, and
TarK gtreet.
Ml ' In 1
CALIFOMIAN IS
EASILY BEATEN
IN GOLF MATCH
Grant Plays Steadily and De
feats Armstrong by
a Big Lead,
Cubs Win Tight Game.
NEW YORK.
AB. II.O. A
0 I
o l
0 1
o 0
2 1
CHICAGO.
AB. H.O. A
Worfman.aa 4 13 5
Mann.rf ... 4 0 0
William. rf. 2 0 6
Zl'mer'n.2b 4 0 0
Kelly. If 2 2 2
3 O Ifl 01 Staler. I h. . .
a O O 4Zelder.3b.
1 8
0 0
SlFlaber.c
1 Hendrtx.p. .
Flack
2 0 11
4 1 1
3 n i
3 0 0
0 0 0
Totala ..31 32S 101 Totuls ...2S 4 30 1 2
One out then winning run acoretl.
"lUn for Kelly In tenth.
New York 0 00000000 0 o
Chicago 0 00000000 11
Run Flack. Error Baler. Two base hit
Itoolan. Sacrifice hit William Snipr 2
fumble play Wormian to Zimmerman. Kaaea
on balla Off Schupp 2, Ilendrli 1. nit br
pitcher Kellr. bjr achupp. Struck ont By
Schupp 7, Uendrlx 1. Umplrea Ortb and
Klem.
Cardinals Win, 5 to 2.
ROSTOV HT. LOUIS.
AB. il.O. A.I AB. H.O. A.
M'anvllle.is 4 2 1 llflescher.lf . . S 0 8 0
Rrem.Sb... 4 10 IIBcrk.Sb. . . . 8 10 2
Wllbolt.rf.. 3 0 1 OSmltb.cf... 4 2 10
Magee.lf... 4 1 4 0 Long.rf . . 10 0 0
K'etchy.lb 4 0 8 0 Horniby.lb. 4 1 11 0
J. Smith, 8b 3 0 0 2 Wllaon.rf-cf .12 10
'dgrnaa.cf 4 2 8 2 Uonaalea.c. . 4 16 2
rowdy. e... 8 17 1 Crhan.a. . 8 0 3 s
Barnea.p... 1 0 O 0 Meadow. p. 3 2 0 0
Hughn.p.. 10 0 0
Allen, p 0 0 0 0
Collins 10 0 0
Totala ..32 7 24 7 Tntsla ...30 0 27 Ti
Hatted for Hughes In aerenth.
By Doutclas Erskine.
Del Monte. Cal.. July 21. (P. N. S.)
Four grolfers who have been playing
the g-ame well during the past four
days will contest the semi-finals round
of the western coif championship in
today's matches. Douglas Grant
and Clarence Mangham will meet in
one of the matches, while Heinrlch
Schmidt and Roger D. Lapham are
the rivals in the other.
Grant and Armstrong were the star
attraetion yesterday but the match
ended on the thirteenth green.
Grant defeated Armstrong 6 and 5.
While Grant's victory was not unex
pected, there were few who thought
he could establish such a big lead on
the California champion. Armstrong
was not on to his game, while Grant
played steadily and well.
Grant had Scottv four down at the
end of the first sixteen holes of the
match. A missed putt on the seven
teenth reduced the lead to three and
the eighteenth also went to Arm
strong. Ctuunpionahip OeruoIatioD.
Karl Schmidt defeated James Vance. 10
ami 8.
Vincent Whitney defeated A. Don Hlnes,
1 up.
H. Rraler defeated Jack Neville 3 and 4.
T. B. Parmer defeated H. Warner Sher
wood 7 and 6.
President's Cup.
R. Hornaby defeated F. W. Tan Schroeder
0 and 8.
Milton Llchtenatetn defeated H. Bpens
Black, S and 4.
Dr. Dudley Fulton defeated Dr. G. H. Rich
ardaon. 4 and 3.
J. CJ. Leviaon defeated Dr. C. T. Fori 2
and 1.
Vice President's Cup.
Warren Gregory defeated Arthur Goodfel
low 1 up.
A. M II lnkl. defeated C. .1. O'Kell 0 and 5.
H. S. Pritchett defeated II. F. Dutton
2 and 1.
T. B. Boyd defeated E. T. Burnett 2 and 1.
Praaident'a Consolation.
C. W. Cornell defeated Waters Davis 2
and 1.
Nathan Kendall defeated Knox Maddox 1
op.
Louis Sloaa Jr. defeated W. P. Scott 3
and 2.
S. F. Morrow defeated Hamilton Cotton
6 and 4.
Pecklnpangh to PIpp. Bases on balls Off
Markle 4. Struck it-By Groom 2. Umpires
Nalllii and Dlneen.
Senators Take Donbleheader.
WASHINGTON.
AB. II.O.
. o 1
CHICAGO.
AB. II.O.
3 1
1 2
0 .
0 11
1 4
3 Moetler.lf .
."'.iFiter,2b. . .
3 Milan. cf
CIBIce.-f
0'Shank.3h. .
OIGharrlty.lb.
0Hpnry.c. . . .
0'.vlcBrMe.a.
l'Boehllng.p. .
Terrr.. . . 5
Weaver. 3h. " 3
E. Collins. 2b
Jackson, If..
Nesa.lb. . .
Felach.cf . .
J. Collins, rf.
Scbalk.c. . .
WIIMn, n
VKolents 1
CIcotte.p... 0
Rusaell.p. . 0
Totals -.34 728 11 Total ...34 9 30 22
One out when winning run eored.
Batted for Williams In ninth.
ChiOHgo 2 00000001 08
Washington 0 00002 100 1 4
Runa Wearer, E. Collins, FelRcb. Mooller.
Milan, Cbarrity, Boehllng. Errors Foster,
Henry, McBrlde. Two base hit Milan. Mc
Bride, Vcro Kolents. Three bae hit Boehllng.
Stolen basest-Wearer, J. Collins. Moe"er.
Double play Wearpr to E. Collins to NVss;
Terrj to E. Collins to Nen Foster to Car
rlty 0: Boehllng to Henry to Charrltv. Bases
on balls Off Boehllng 2. off Williams 2,
oft Clcotte 1. Struck out By Wlllams 5.
by Boehllng 2. Umpires Hllderbrund and
O'Loughlln.
R. H. E.
1 4 0
2 5 0
Second game:
Chicago
Washington
Ten innings.
Batterieai Russell and Schalk; Har
per and Henry.
TENNIS PLAYERS
FLOCK TO ENTER
STATE TOURNEY
Closing Time Set Back Day
and Singles List Is Fast
Growing,
AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES
BoatOIl ... ?OilOOAAA A n
St. Ixuls .0 4 1 0 0 0 0 0 6
Rnna 1. 17 a r U'in,l, 1 1 1. nrii
Gonzales, Oorhan. Meadows. Errors Miller,
lornan j wo oaae nits snodgraaa, Tlornshy,
mnrnimnc, uinzaiee, j. snillh. Meudows
Double plays Cor ha n to Hornaby; 8aoda;raa
tA Knnlfhf Knn.tph. ... 1 1 .
01 balls Off Meadows 2, off Hughes 2, off
name . oinica oni liy Allen i, by
&fartowa A hv UiiKm k T ' ... , t mi
and Harrlaon.
At Pittsburg? Brooklyn vs. Pitts
burs; postponed; wet grounds.
STANDING OF THE TEAMS
Teciflo Coest'Leag-u
Wou
Ijos Angeles k
ernon .
San Francisco 56
Portland 44
Salt Lake 46
Oakland
National I-ifui.
a ....
Riooklyn 45 '
Boston 4
Philadelphia 4.
' v. m ...... .......
Cnlcaax 40
Plttaburjr 87
St . Loula . u
Cincinnati 35
American Ltun.
New York 60
Cleveland .!'..!!!."!'.!".".! 4H
v uiciig o 45
' lauiuilua ......
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1'bUadclpbla IB
" aunerlcaa Association
Kansas City 52
4
47
46
. 48
40
84
82
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52
48
42
40
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40
86
82
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41
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4.
40
70
46
45
8T
Indianapolis
Mlonaa polls
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St. Panl ..
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MUwauJce
Onabs ... .
Unroln ...
Denrer . . .
Dea Moines
Sioux City
Wichita ..
Topeka . . .
St. Joseph
SpokaM ...
Butte
Tscoma ...
Seattle ....
VabcooTer
Great rails
47
43
38
at
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42
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80
' 37
39
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.564
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WeM of approprtate ehape fr
straightening crooked toes have been
patented.
Oraney. If.
W'b'g'a.Zh
Bpeaker.cf
Both. rf...
GtndlL, lb
Chap'an.ss
Turner. 3b
O'Neil, c.
Bee be, p. .
Athletics Split Double.
PHILADELPHIA
A.I AB. H.O. A.
CLEVELAND
AB. H.O.
1 2
2 4
1 1
1 1
0 14
1 2
0 1
2 2
1 0
0W1tt. as.
Walah. rf . .
3trunk, cf . .
Ujoie, 2b..
Mclnnla, lb
KlngMf . . .
2McElwee.3b
11 Meyers, e. .
Oarroll. c.
Shehan. p. .
Myera. p . . .
La wry
Rowe
0 1
1 1
0 0
0 1
2 13
1 3 X
2 4 8
0 1
0 1
0 2
0
0
i
Ty Cobb Thundering '
After Tris Speaker
Cleveland. Ohio, July 21. (U. P.)
With a percentage of .389, Tris Speak
er is today etlll leading the American
league sluggers, according to averages
which include Wednesday's games. Joe
Jackson is in second place with .360,
but Cobb has gained on Jackson, so
that the Georgia peach is only three
points behind the White Sox batsman.
Chick Gandll has lost the nonor of
leading the league In sacrifices, Eddie
Collins and Buck Weaver of the White
Sox- and Vltt of the Tlgera each
having 22.
Cobb is running away with base
running honors, having 36 steals to
hia credit. High of the Tanks, who
la only batting .205, Is next with 2 2.
Elliott Says He Is Willing.
Lob Angeles. Cal., July 21. (U. P.)
"Howdy" Elliott, acting manager of
the Oakland club, admitted he was
somewhat surprised yesterday when he
learned of Del Howard's purchasing
President Leavitt's hsre of the league
trailers.
"I wouldn't mind working for How
ard." said Elliott. "He Is a fine fellow
and I would have no objection at all to
staying with the team If I get the right
sort of salary."
Tennis enthusiasts are anxiously
awaiting the opening of the 1916 state
championship play on the courts of
the Waverley Country club Monday.
Sixty-eight players are entered in the
men's singles, "but It is believed that
the list will reach 75 on account of the
committee setting back the closing
time one day.
Catlin Wolfard, who was one of the
semi-finaliBts'last year, will be among
the participants. He attended the
Stanford university last semester, and
devoted much time to tennis; and as
a result, is playing a great game. A.
C. Kehoe of Coeur d'Alene, Idaho, is
also entered. Brown and Allen, hold
ers of the doubles championship of
Seattle, filed their entry yesterday,
and the Laurelhurst Tennis club en
tered two teams In the doubles.
Miss Mayme McDonald of Seattle,
holder of the women's championship of
Washington, will not be able to play
this year, cn account of blood poison
ing In her left hand, and Hri. Ellis
of Taeoma will be unable to play, as
she received word to Join her husband
In Chicago.
S arables Fairings Incomplete.'
All pairings in the doubles have not
been arranged by the committee as
yet. The entries to date:
Men s Singles.
IrTtngtoo clut) P. W. Lewis. Olln Lewis,
Everett A. Jofcnaon, K. H. Smith. Jofen B.
Edgar. A. R. Munger, Walter A Goes, James
W. Crawford, Harry Kurtz. Mortimer' Brown,
Walter Rofenfeld, R. L. Sabln Jr.. Ir. Q. N.
I'vaae, Hugh Henry, George Durham. R. P.
Ross, Catlin Wolfard. Ber. L. K. Richard
son. Ueed eollege Kelly Reea, A. A. Knowlton.
Multnomah Amateur Atbletic club FeM
lTnd C. Smith. A. S. Fmbman. M. C. Froh
man. Paul Steffen. A. B. Bailev Jr. I F.
Ewlng. W. 0. Daly, H. kl. Stevens. Kenneth
McAlpln. '
Medforfl Tennis clnb Ernest Adams.
Wsrerley Country club A'.nja D. Kats, A.
D. Wakeman. Lou M. titarr.
Golden Gate Tennis flub. San Francisco
Brwie Detrtck, Clyde Curley, Allyer Barber,
IrTtnr Karaky.
Seattle Claire Shannon. Lawrence Brown.
Lewlaton Kenneth Beacb, Jamas Babb, H.
8. Gray.
Spokane Myron Hutchison.
1'nattached O. E. Noren. J. M. Hrd.
San Francisco Tennis clnb, San Francisco
Walter Rosenberg.
Women's Stag-le.
Warerley Country club Miss Alice Tucker.
Irrington club Stella Ftohman. Stella Ford-
Inn. Mrs. W. J. Northup, Miss Persia Petti.
Mrs. Frances B. Harrlgan. Mlaa Harrietts
Johnson. Mlas Mabel Byder, Mls Mildred Wil
son, Miss Lilly For, Mlsa Agnes McBrlde.
San Francisco Miss Jean Boyd, Mlsa Har
riet If Pomeroy.
Multivuii fi Amateur Athletic club Miss
Irene CitniV'bell.
Seattle Miss Sara LlTlupftone, Mlsa May
Lee, Mrs. K. T. Stafford. Miss Mayme Mc
Donald. Mtaa Catherine Fix.
Lewlitou, Ida bo MI'S Marie Ketttoharh.
Ken' a Doubles.
A. S. Frobman and F. C. Smith, Multno
mah; Clyde Curley aod Allyer Barber. Oolden
Gate Tennis club. Sun Franclseo; Walter A.
trusa, lrrlngton and Multnomah, and J. F.
Ewlng, Multnomah; H. M. Stereos and Psul
Steffen, Multnomah; Claire Shannon, Seattle,
and A. D. Wakeman, Warerley: A. B. Bailey,
Multnomah, and W. H. Lewla Jr., Irvlngton;
J. Beacb and J. Babb, Lew Is ton ; O. F. No
ren and J. D. Hyde, unattached; Myron
Hutchison. Spokane, and H. S. Gray, Lew
lston; Kelly Rees and William Fielding Os
burn. Reed college A. A. Knowlton and Dr.
W. T. Foster, Reed college; Percy W. Lewla
and Olln Lewla. lrrlngton and Multnomah;
J W. Crawford, lrrlngton. and Paul U.
Smith. Salem; A. R. Munger and R. G. Per
clral, lrrlngton; Barber and S-telnmets. I.au
relhurat; Cooke and Harrison. Laurelhurst.
Women's Doubles.
Mlsa Alice Tucker. Warerley, and Miss
Jean Boyd. San Francisco; Miss Stells Froh
man, lrrlngton, snd Miss Harrtette Pomeroy,
San FYanclsco; MUs Marie Kettenbacb and
Mlas Catherine Fix, lewiston.
Mixed Doubles.
A. S. Fmhmsn. Multnomsh, snd Miss Alice
Tucker, Wnrerley; O. K. Noren and Mi
t. Alexander, unattached; H. S. Gray and
Miss Catherine Fix, Lewlston.
NORTHWESTERN league
At Butte: R. H. E.
Vancouver 27 31 3
Butte 9 15 6
Batteries Acosta and Cheek;
Meikle, O'Loughlin and McJannett.
At Seattle: R. H. E.
Great Falls 1 4 2
Seattle 2 1
Batteries Kallio and Haworth;
Schmutz and Cadman.
At Tacoma: R.HE.
Spokane . 2 9 1
Tacoma 7 6 0
Batteries Webb, Evans and Sheely;
Sutherland and Baldwin.
Boxing Contest Sanctioned.
Los Angeles. July 21. (P. N. S.)
Sanction for the boxing contests at
San Die?o August 17-19 was accorded
yesterday by A. A. U. officials. En
tries from all. parts of the country are
expected to compete. No champion
ships are at stake.
Jack Coffey Will Coach.
Los Angeles. July 21. (P. N. S.)
Jack Coffey, shortstop of the San
Francisco club, has been signed to
coach St. Mary's university football
team this fall. Coffey also is expected
to handle baseball for the university
next spring.
ABNER BLAIR OF
PORTLAND WINS
CLASS B PRIZE
Oregon Trapshooters Fare
Well in Last Day of Ta
coma Event,
Tacoma, Wash.. July 21. Oresron
shooters fared well in the closing;
day's events of the Pacific Indiana'
trap shooting tourney. Ixu Rayburn
finished second In the l0-blrd event
with the score of 145 out of 160. Les
Reid of Seattle, was high man, break
ing 147. Abner Blair of Portland, won
the class B prize after a shoot-off
with Mark Slddnll of Salem. Ada
Schilling was vtctorlous In a shoot
off with R. W. Kinzer of Seattle. A.
W. Strowger and E. H. Keller were
amonir the silver spoon winners. Mlns
Gladys Reid won the daily high aver
age ptize among the women shooters.
L. H. Reid of Seattle, was high
amcng those who shot throujrh th
tourney with tho score of 390 out of
a possible 400; George Garrison of Se
attle, was eecond with 8S0; Lou Ray
burn topped the amateurs wth 379.
and Frank Troeh of Vancouver, nosed
C. E. McKelvey out of second place
honors with the score of 176. A, Blair
was fourth with 372.
Palefaces Win Ball Oame.
The Palefaces won their second
straight victory In the baseball con
test, defeating the Indians in the an
nual game. 7 to 6. The Indians start 2.1
out like winners, piling up six runs
in the first three innings. The Pale
faces tied the score in the fourth in
ning. Charley Lelth of Woodburn,
opened the game with a home run.
With Mark Slddel and C. Joslyn on
the bases, George Bertz of Portland,
tripled and the later scored on an in
field out, tying the score. Barnes
scored the winning run on an infield
tap by Bertz.
The lineups:
Palefaces Frank Troeh, pitcher;
Charles Lelth. catcher; Mark Slddall,
first base; Barnes, second base; Joslyn,
third base; George Bertz, short; J.
Templeton. left field; H. Templeton,
center field, and M. -Grossman, right
field".
Indians Harry Quick, pitcher;
Cajnpbell, catcher: L. II. Reid, first
base; Mark Rlckard, second base;
Hugh Poston, third base; Kd Morris,
shortstop; Karl Goodwin, left field;
Frank Landwher, center field, and
Strong, right field.
The scores registered by Oregon
shooters yesterday:
Lou Rayburn, 145; Abner Blair, 185;
P. J. Holohan, 139; F. H. Keller. Ill;
K. B. Morris, 123; A. W. Strowger, 126;
Charles Ielth. 16; p. H (VHrien, ISi,
Mark Rlckard, 1?8; W. C. Blstol (with
HO-gauge Kin, M, l'.nrl H. Goodwin,
9; Mrs. Ada Schilling, I.IR. Murk Sld
dall, 139; Mlfs Gladys Held, llu; James
E. Held, 93. l!id sli. t lno while tlia
other were entered in ttye 11,0-btrd race.
Charley White Will
Try to Flatten Welsh
Minneapolis, Minn., July 21. (I. J
S.) Freddie Welsh, chaim i.n fight
welRht of the world, and Charley White
of Chicago, his IsaJ'njj rival Lir tr.at
honor, will clash hor tnnijlit in' a 10
round no decision bout. V:ilte cannot
lift the rrown hy merly outpointing
Welsh. 'To reach Cie lop ho must de
liver the K. f). and tint Is exactly
what lie says he l going to try to do.
Shermtm and KlHott. owners f both
Twin city clubs, today re.jactvl telh
managers to defer action i.n U.e pro
posed New York mid Colorado Springs
flKht until after the hiiHina of to
night has been cleared u-.iy.
"We want the first oil on both
White and Welsh after ton lght's fight,"
Huld Harry Sherman todHy. "If Whit
knocks out Welsh, Mlnneapolla or S!.
I'aul should be given first rail on his
services with Leonard or lt!nde."
Tonight's hout will not brtn-r much
revenue to White, but ho welcomes nn
other opportunity to swap wallops
with the champion, in the f'rrn belief
that he can stop the title holder.
Wolipuit to Itn In Idaho,
Chicago, July 21. (I. N. 8.) Larney
Lloht-eiiBteln, manager of Ad Wolgaat.
announced today that he had signed for
bouts on August 10 with Frankie Calla
han, the Brooklyn lightweight, at the
Federal league park, Brooklyn, and on
September 4, In Idaho Falls, Idaho,
with Lee Morrlssey, self-styled Idaho
lightweight champion.
A Good Rise!
WUl sorely greet you If yon show them
thm right kind of fly. We are prepared
to furnish the proper flies for say
stream In the state.
Backus&Morris
273 Morrison St., Wear rourth.
0 0
Totsls.. 83 9 27 171 Totsls 81 6 27 15
Batted for Meyer ta eighth.
Bstted for Khtrhln In lirhth
Clerelaod 0 30001 00 0 4
ruil&ueipoia u 1 VU UOOO 1 2
aum ranpj. uinai, u ren. BeeDe. Walsh.
Mflnnlu krn.ra . Iti.uKa O UnDwu TV.
" " ' ' - . ..... t 7 . i " V UH
hits Jrane.T. O'Neil. Double plays Roth to
Gandll; Slieeban to Mclnnla to McElwee.
nttEes on oans neere orr Bbeeban 1.
Struck out By Bee be 1, by Rheeban 1, by
Myera 1. Umplrea Krana and Chin.
Second game: R. H. E.
Cleveland 0 4 2
Philadelphia 2 7 3
Batteries Laudermllk, Coumbe and
Daly; Bush and Meyer.
Ty Cobb Defeats Boston.
DETROIT I BOSTON
An. H.O. A. I AB
Vltt. Sb... 6 12 8)Hooper. If .. 5
O 8 3 Barry. 2b..
2 16 2Lewta. If..
Bush, as
Burns, lb. . i
Cobb, cf... 6
Vesch, If.. 4
Helltnan. rf 5
Tonng, 2b. 0
McKee, c. . 3
Baker, c... 2
S 4
S 0
1 2
1 8 OlScott. ss.
0 1 SilMcNally.as
" i Af new. c
Oj Gainer, lb.
HWalker. cf.
ll'Jardner. 3b
Teleekte.p 5 0 1 8Tbomaa. e. .
'KaTaDaug-ti 1
O 0 Foster, p.
I Ruth. p. .
IfJanrrln.
HIHoblltxel 0
H.o. A.
121
3 8 2
0 8 1
8 7 1
2 4 0
1 2 8
3 2 1
0 12
0 5 4
O 4 1
0 O 8
Oil
1 0 0
0 0 0
Totals.. 44 II 30 27 Total.. 43 12 30 20
Butted for McKee In ninth.
Ran for Scott la eighth.
IfKatted for Arnew In eighth.
J M Baited for Foster in eighth.
Ietrolt 0 00002000000 18
Boston 0OOOO00 20000 02
Runs Vltt, Bush, Cobb. McNally, Janrrtn.
Errors Vltt. Burns. Lewla. Walker, Agnew.
Two base bit Hooper. Stolen, basea Xonng.
Borry. Sacrifice hits Bush a. Barns. Barry.
Hooper. Gainer. Hoblltsel. Double plays
DOTeleskie to McKee to Vltt; McKee to Young;
Vltt to Young to Bnrns; Burns to Busb to
Barns; Lewis to Thomas to Gardney; Vltt, un
assisted. Baea on balls Off Coreleskle 2, off
I'ostar 4, off Ruth 2. Struck out By .Corel
akle 2. by Foster 3, by Ruth 4. Umpires
Connelly nd Owen.
Mlller.rf
aisier.ib. ..
Pratt.2b...
Msrsans.cf.
ieTeirid.e.
tohaaon.aa.
Broom....
St. Louis Wins, 4 to 2.
ST. LOUIS. 1 NEW YORK.
AB. H.O. A. ( AB. H.O. A
BhottKn.lf. 4 0 S iMiree.ef . . . 4 1 0
ustln.3b...4 3 1 8!Hsrtxell.lf.. 8
1 8 0:P'lnpaucba 4
2 11 2!ptpp.tb 4
0 2 slOldrlng.rf.. 4
1 S 01MullB.2b. . S
1 8 liBnone.Sb... 8
0 1 SlNna'maker.e 8
O 1 2Mrkle,p... O
IMoarrldce.p. 8
ToUli ..81 8 Wf Totals ...81 f 27 12
t. Louis 0 801000004
Lew York 000 1 Idee 6 t
Rma bbottm. Austin 2. Orooni. OMrlns,
genamaker. Two baa hit Anatia, Mui:in
artaell. Three base hit Mogrtdfte. 8t,Jen
bates Miller, Boone, Old ring. Kaeriflce hiu
Hartael. Doable plays Ans tin to Slsler te
Croona; Boom to Uullaa. to Ftps; Pip
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