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1 f f - I ... v THE OREGON DAILY -JOURNAL, PORTLAND," SATURDAY, JULY 29, 1916. VHITEY ER1CKS0N IS BRINGING UP FATHER Copyright, 191 S, International News Sarva. Registered la Doited States Patent Office. By George McManus HERE. COME? LORD HELPO-b- HE ANNOYS ME. MORE THAN THE CtOlN' IN 1 I THINK NOT I'M NOT VER FOND OF THE WATER- I NOTICEDTHAT IN THE CAFE - A. PERFECT OH: i Know that THE HOTELCLERK. I lit WATER TODAOf-COONT? 4EE! BUT TOLD ME- SEALS WINNING, 7-1 fen Beavers Whiffed by New est Addition to San Fran cisco in Yesterday's Game MOtauiXOEt ARE bOM BOFaNED! HERE J SCORE ONCE IN THE FIRST Bob Tanrfaa Halps Visitor to Victory With Conpla of ixtscnas; XaUy Tifhtens Up In Second. PHANTOMTO WIACMEN "yoo ecu i m v r- jm- v wi 4i T i t V. H i V is '- i 5 41 y . -s r Br R. A. Cronln. Wliltay Erickson, who packs a beezer Ilka Jack Keia and an arm Ilka "Bul lat" Miller, put eo much Swedish movement on the little pill yesterday afternoon that no fewer than 10 of tha Macklan sluggers bit the dust. Back of that cams Jeremiah Downs, nationality unknown, who kissed the ball Into the left field bleachers with two on In tha ninth. And still farther back came Comrade Rob Vaughn with a couple of mlscues that helped to gorge the ravenously wolfish Seals. Divested of verbiage, tha score was T to 1. Couldn't Sit Erlo. Tha Beavera couldn't have hit tha newest addition to the Seal payroll with a shovel. There was considerable kick when soma of the white garmented lads took tha long amble back to tha bench, but Erlo had the stuff all rlghtee. Tha only time the Beavers had a chance to score was In the first and they took advantage of It. "Red" Kelly, the little German spy, couldn't hold up his end, however, and tha ona run lead faded Into nothingness. Kodgers Scores Vaughn. Tha one wobble that Erlo made bobbed up right off the griddle. Wille raised a fly to John Dalton, and Vaughn got away with a walk. The Infielders came almost up to the skinned portions of the diamond for Hobby and ttien forgot to move far enough back for Captain Bill Rodgers, who promptly shot a long double be tween the Seal fat men. Ping Bodie and Duka Schaller. Vaughn had no trouble scoring. That caused the red to glow where white had previously suffused Eric's neck, and he buzzed them across so fast that Luigl Gulsto and August Fisher couldn't see 'em, let alone hit 'em. Assault Is Bagnn. And then the tramp, tramp, tramp tarted. With Jones gone, Jack Coffey walked. Brooks busted the ball to right and Coffey gfaystreaked it around to third. Krickson hit down to Ward, who made a poof throw to Rodg ers and a chancer for a double play was killed when Roilg dropped .he ball. He picked it up in time to force IlrooTcs, but Coffey checked in. Then Chicken Autrey sinfiled to right and Southworth got the ball to Vaughn too late to stop Erickson. Vaughn thought ha saw a chance to get Autrey at first nml threw wide to Gulsto. Erickson scoring and Autrey reaching second. Dalton raised a fly back of third that Vaughn dropped as he casUght it going away. Autrey reg istered. Kelly Tightens TJp. Followed then Ting with a double to right field and Dalton came in. Vaughn threw Downs out and ended the inning. From tiie second to the ninth, Kelly allowed but two hits. He got in a hole by walking Autrey to start the inning. Dalton followed with a single through short, but Bodie hit in front of the plate and Fisher threw Autrey out at third. That was only a teaser for the Seals for it pave Jerry Downs 4 chance to horn into the glory. He waited for the fast one and clicked It far into the left field bleachers and the bell rang three more times. Score; SAN FRANCISCO. AB. K II. PO. A. E. 1 3 0 P 2 2 0 it 110 0 a i o o 0 110 0 S 1 0 14 2 0 1 12 1 0 0 0 0 0 8 27 B 0 H. PO. A. E. O 2 l 0 0 8 2 2 12 8 0 O 12 0 0 0 2 10 12 0 1 0 4 0 0 0 0 4 0 10 10 3 27 14 8 Autrey. lb 1 Ihiltoo, rf '. .. 5 Hodle. cf. .. 3 IXwim. 2b. 5 5 Bchaller, If. Jpre. 3b 5 Coffey, 3 Brook, c 4 Krickaoo, p s ToUU 37 1 PORTLAND. Will, cf Vaughn, Sb. .. Rodger. 2b. . . Gutato, lb FUlier. c fcouth worth, rf. jiea. If Ward, a Kelly, P Totl Baa Francisco , Hits Port laud Hits .. 4 .. 2 .. 4 .. 8 .. 4 .. 2 . . 8 .. 3 .. 8 2S 1 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 7 1 3 0 0 0 0 1 1 28 1 0 . 0 O it O 0 0 1 1O001O10 o 3 Struck out By Erlckaon 10. Kelly 2 nne on balls Off Ericas n 4. Kelly 5. Two has hits Uodgers, Bodie, Dowun. Home run? Downs. Stolen bases Southworth, Coffey. Run reapouaible for ErU-kson 1, Kelly 4 Time 1:40. Umpire Held and BaButar. Oak? Fall Before Tigers. 8an Francisco. July 29. (I. N. S.) Acting: Manager Kenworthy fruided the Oaks on tha field of battle yester day and tha transbay squad hun back In their old style, losing: to the Tigers. 8 to 1. Sammy Beer was opposed by Roy Mitchell. Beer had the better of tha argument but poor support, both at the bat and in the field, caused the downfall of tha downfalllng Oaks. The core: VERNON AB. n.o. A. 'Doana.rf... 4 2 11 OAKLAND. AB. H O. A. Mlrirtlatnn If ft n n B chma'n.lb 4 2 i Harreau,3b. 6 8 SlLanr.cf 4 1 1 Kenworthy, 2 4 2 oluardner.rf. 2 8 0'lSarry.lb. . . 4 4 4!Ti.. . . 2 4 1 lltarwood.c. 3 1 BjBeer.p 2 1 1 R!brg.2b. 4 1 2 B 1 2 4 S 1 0 0 0 12 1 0 2 8 0 3 1 1 0 3 Batea.Sb... 4 0 Ialey.lf.... 8 1 Mattick.ef. 4 2 M-Qfigan.a 4 1 ipcDcar.c. 3 O MltcheU.p. 8 0 TOtlS ..82 B 27 14 Total ...81 9 27 18 '"Jon 0 1 1 00000 0 2 - " l , 1 2 2 0 0 1 2 1 09 Oakland oonoooio 0 1 Hits 2 0 20 1 1 2 1 0 8 Bona Doane. Mattlrk. liurheau. Erroi Harwond. Stolen bnnc Mattrk, MoGafflenn Two bale hit Klstxrjt, Middleton I.ace' Bacrifloe blta Beer, Kenworthv. ,.n ball-)ff Mitchell T. Beer 2. Smirk Mt- . By Mitchell 4, Vnftt 1. Double play Mc gafflfan to Rleberjr to Glelcbtnann; DavN to Kenworthy to Barry. Paaeed ball Harwood . Rons rraponaible for Mttchell 1. Beer 1 . Lett on bae Vernon 6, Oakland 12 Tim 2:06. Umpires Outhrte and t'lnoej. Home Han Cost $1250. Cleveland. Ohio. July 29. (U. P.) 'President Lannln of tha Boston Red Box was Just 81250 poorer yesterday because Oldrinj smashed a homa tun In tha ninth Inning at Chlcaaro yes terday, netting five runs and the game xor tna tanks. Lannin bad promised his men 850 aach as soon as the Boston team hit first placa. Ha passed out tha checks Dior tna nintn and when ha found cut tha score today ha just lat the : oy keep tha money. FREDDIE WELSH GIVEN DECISION OVER LEONARD Champion Forces Most of the Fighting, Making Strong Finish, By Ed Curley. Brooklyn, July 29. (I. S Freddie Welsh, the worlds welg-ht champion, convinced s light 14,000 fan) who Jammed Washlngrton park last nlsrht, that he knows how to flpht. The champion met his recent con querer, Benny Leonard, in a 10-round bout and outpointed him as deci sively as Leonard handed it to him a few months ao. The champion was there with everything that a fighter needed and except for two or three rounds forced the fighting all the way. His rpeed. his marvelous foot work and his wonderful elusiveness were three characteristics that Leon ard could not overcome. Leonard fought a corking fight but It was a far different Welsh which Renny met last night. The champion showed that he was at his best. lie entered the ring at 135 V4 pounds. In the early part or rather the third and fifth rounds, the Leonard adher ents were In their glory. In these two sessions Leonard brought Into play a right hand body blow that bothered Welsh more than a little. After the fifth Welsh stepped along at a pace that proved too dazzling for his ambitious rival. Being out pointed by Welah is no disgrace to Leonard, for there Is hardly any other lightweight In the game that could have performed as well as Benny did with the champion. As the men left the ring the vast throng stood up and gave Welsh a rousing reception. First Bound. Leonard sent two light lefts to the face and Welsh rushed to the corner. Welsh reached Leonard with a stiff left to the eye and then he exchanged blows in a clinch. Coming out of the clinch Leonard Jarred Welsh with a short uppercut. They exchanged lefts. Wflxh reached Leonnrd with a short right and the New Yorker missed an upper cut. In Leonard's own corner Welsh rushed the New York boy to the ropes and reached him on the body with stiff rights and lefts. Welsh missed a hard overhand right to the face by a small margin. , lie was fighting more viciouslv than lu their first fight. Round even. Second Bound. Leonard landed a light left and they wrestled In a neutral corner, WeUh reaching Leonard with a long left, swing, but receiving several hard blows In return. Welsh was forcing the fighting and Leonard was backing away. Leonard sent a terrific right m Welsh's kidneys and the champion rushed him to a corner with a rain of rights and lefts, few of which found their mark. Ieonard shot several stiff lefts to Welsh's Jaw and crossed him with a snappy right. Welsh only tried harder, but could not reach Leonard cleanly. At the bell Welsh was smil ing. Leonard's round. Third Sound. Welsh landed a stiff left and repeat ed as Ieonard ducked backward. Welsh partially blocked a stiff uppercut and then Leonard reached him cleanly Welsh rushed Leonard Into the corner and coming out of it Leonard caug..t Welsh a terrific right on the Jaw which spun the champion half way around. Welsh recovered quickly and sent In several punches on the body. Leonard's seconds called wildly for a knockout. They exchanged stiff lefts and were fiddling at the bell. Leon ard's round. Fourth Sound. Welsh missed two short lefts and Leonard caught him on the side of the head with a long left. The champion missed with a left and right and Leon ard also went wild with a short right. They slowed down from their terrific pace. Welsh was using his left In In dustrious fashion while Leonard ap parently was concentrating on Welsh's body. Leonard reached the champion with a right and left to the stomach and took & left on the head !n return. Leonard reached Welsh with a left and his right had started as the bell sounded. Round even. Fifth Bound. They fiddled. Welsh landed a light left to Leonard's far nrd bodv while Leonard punched his wet gloves Into the champion's stomach. They ex changed hard lefts again but the New Yorker nimbly ducked out of a diffi cult position, when Welsh had him on the ropes. Leonard rushed Welsh hslf across the ring with rights and lefts to the body, but Welsh rushed him back again with the same treatment. Each man landed twice with his left with equal steam. Round even. Sixth Bound. Welsh crossed Leonard with a right to the Jaw and they clinched. Welsh crossed Leonard with another hard right. The New Yorker c.imn hark at him like a tiger with rights and lefts mat were mostly blocked. Welsh reached Leonard with a stiff left and bounced htm to a corner with another Welsh rushed Leonard Into a neutral corner and pushed him half way across the ropes as he led from Bennv's Jaw. Welsh landed a left at the bell. Welsh's rouna. SeTanth Bound. Tha fans yelled to Leonard: "This is your lucky seventh" as the men ad vanced. The New Yorker began Jab bing with rights and lefts but was cleverly blocked. Leonard was wild with right and lefts. The champion staggered him again and landed a hard right to the bodv. Trfonflrd mi ttiIbk lng badly at this period. Welsh rocked him with another left and Leonard slipped as Welsh reached him again. v cisa s rouna. EilTnth Bound. Leonard circled Welsh and jabbed several straight lefts and Welsh stopped him with a wicked tight and repeatad with a backhand blow that raleed Benny's chin. Welsh crossed anothar rljht to Leonard's Jaw and Benny was wild on his return. They danced about each other with little damage until Welsh sent Leonard Into a neutral corner with a stiff right. Coming out, Leonard pumped right and left Jo the top of Welsh's head and the rally stopped In tha center of the ring. Lach missed a left at the bell. Welsh's round. Ninth Bound. Leonard came out fast and tried to force the fight. Welsh was too fast and elusive for Leonard to reach more than once in 10 times. Welsh crowded In on ' Leonard and brought a sharp right upper cut into play. They Jumped about the ring swinging and sticking out gloves without either hitting. Welsh managed to clip Leonard one on the Jaw with a hard right. The cham pion Jumped around and kept sticking lefts to the- body. In a clinch Leon ard whipped In three short right upper cuts. Welsh slammed Leonard several hard right hooks. They were fight ing fiercely when the bell rang. Round even. Tenth Bound. They shook hands. Welsh rocked Leonard's head with a left and Leon ard poked a right end. left to the champion's head. Both men landed lefts and rights to the body. They fought so fast Referee Roche had trou ble In getting out of the way. Wels'h was forcing the fighting and seemed as fresh as at the start. Leonard crossed a stiff right to Welsh's Jaw and they clinched. Leonard pushed Welsh into his corner and sent a series of lefts to the head. Leonard reached Welsh with a hard right to the Jaw. Each man was trying for a knockout. Welsh's round. AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES Red Sox Take Third Straight. Cleveland, July 29. (I. N. S.) The Red Sox made It 3 straight from the Indians yesterday, winning 8 to ". How ard's muff of Barry's fly paved the way for two runs In the third. The In dians scored twice in the first but were unable to do anything thereafter. The winning run was made In the eighth. The score: CLEVELAND. j BOSTON. All. H O. A. AB. H O. A. Graney.lf.. 4 2 1 0 Hooper. rf.. 0 ( bapmaaab a O 2 4' Uarrr.b. . . 2 2 S 0 StwaWer.cf.. 4 1 1 1 ' I-ewls If . . . Kottwrf.... 3 8 2 OHoblltxel.lb Gandli.lb.. 8 0 10 01 WslKer.cf . . Wganaa.a 4 2 3 SlOardner.b. O'Neill, o... 8 0 4 lSott.tt Ualy.c 0 0 2 0 Cady.c Howard.2b. 4 12 8Sliore,p Gould, p 8 0 0 2' smitn looo Turner... 1 O 0 01 Total ,.R3 9 27 10 Total ...82 8 27 12 Batted for O'Neill In eighth. Battad for Gould n eighth. Boa ton o 0 2 0 0 0 0 1 O St Cleyeland 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 Kun Graney, Speaker. Barry Lewis 2. Erto Wimbuini. Howard. Hoblltzi'l. Scott. Two bae hits Speaker. Howard. Scott. Walk- Stolen bases Speaker. Roth. SHcriftee hita Chapman, Gandil. Barry. Hoblltzel. Don- Die piaji (.napman to liancll; Chapman to Howard to Gandll. Baea on balls off Gould Shore 8. Struck 5Ut By Gould 4. Shore 3. Lmplre Hlldebrood nj O'Loughlln. Ahtletics Again Victims. St. Louis. July 29. (I. N S.) Philadelphia was trounced by the Browns yesterday, 8 to 6, the Ath letics turning five errors along with eight hits for the home side. Sisler cleared a full house in the second with a triple. In the five games the Athletics scored but 12 runs on 47 hits while the Browns scored 36 runs on 41 hits. The score: PLULADFT.Pm . AH. H O. A . ST. LOflS . H.O. A. 2 1 1 1 0 0 0 10 16 0 1 5 3 0 ft 1 0 3 1 2 5 7 0 1 1 0 0 U 7 27 14 Inwry,2b.. 6 2 0 S Shotton.lf. . Walfh.rf. . . 4 Strunk,3-cf 3 I.aJole.lf.. 5 M'Innia.lb. 4 1 2 Aus tin. 3b.. 1 1 0 1 2 11 1 5 1 0 1 3 1 1 1 O Miller. rf... 0 Sisler. lb. .. llPratt.U)... 3jMarsaoa,cf . SiSeyereld.c. l'Johnston.sa. Witt.sa a M'Elwee.3b 4 FIclnioh.c. 4 Sheeban.p.. 3 2Oroom,p. . , King O Koob.p 0 Totals ..36 11 24 14 Total Batted for Sbeehan In ninth 32 Philadelphia 0 0020000 4 n St. Loul 2 4 0 2 0 0 0 0 8 Knna Lawjry, Walah, I Joie, Witt. Mt Flwee. Plclnlch fihotton 8. Anarln 2 Mlil.r Johnton, Groom. lirror ilclnnla. Witt a. MrElwea, Sieehan, Austin. Johnson. Two base hit King. Three base hit Rhotton, Sisler. Stolen baxea Johnson. Shotten, Lwry. Sacrifice hits Shotten, Austin Sac rifice file Pratt. Strnnk. rtonhle "nlar Johnson to Pratt to Maler. Base on balls of! Sheehan 2, Groom 8, Koo$ 1. Struck out by Sheehan 8, Groom 1. Umpires N'allln and iyans. Tigers' Hitting Wins. Detroit, July 29. (I. N. S.) De troit made It four straight from Wash ington by winning yesterday & to 0. Dubuc and Ayers did good work, but tha hits secured by tha Tigers were mora opportune than those of their rivals. Dubuc never was In danger. Cobb returned to the- game, after an absence of several days, and did some great work In tha field, besides getting one hit and driving in a run on a long fly. The score: WASHINGTON I DETROIT AB. H.O. A.I AB. H.O. A. Morgan, 2b. 4 0 1 1 Vltt, 3b... 4 1 O 0 Foster, 3b. 8 1 Milan, cf.. 4 1 Klce. rf 4 1 Gharrlty.lb 4 0 AcoaU.lf.. 4 1 Honry. c. 8 10 MeBride. as 3 1 Arrea. d. . . 2 O 2 2 2 5 9 Z'Buih, a. . . ol Burns, lb.. OlCobb. lb. .. OiVearn, If... 1 Crawford, rf BYonng. 2b.. 1 2 8 15 1 3 liMeKee. c Dubuc, p Dnmont, p. 0 0 0 0 -Moeiier... 1 o o o Totals.. 82 7 24 Si Totals.. 27 8 27 15 Batted for Ajres In eighth. Washington 0 0000000 00 Detroit 01 0 10 10 0 8 Ran Burn 2, veicb. Errors Foster, Milan, McBrlde. Two base hit Morean Burna 2. Three base bit Burns, Veach. Sac rifice files Cobb, Veach. Crawford. Base on balls ort Ajres i. a truck oat By Arret 2, by Dubae i. Umpires Connolly and Owen. S hawkey Features (June. Chicago. July 29. (I. N. S.) The hurling of Bob Shawkey featured yesterday's game, the Yankees beating tha White Sox 5 to . Shawkey did not allow a hit for Sevan lninngs but tha Sox got to him. tor three tallies la the ninth round. Williams started for EXPECTING GREAT THINGS OF COACH 'Tad" Jone-s, who will be head coach at Vale this year, and who is now getting a line on his ma terial for this year. Chicago but was nicked for one run In the first on a single and a double and two more in the seventh were made easy by wild throws. Cicotte was bumped for two runs in the eighth and Faber finished the pastime. The score: NEW YORK. I CHICAGO. AB. H.O. A t AH ltd A Miller.cr... 4 3 Bauman.lf. 5 0 2 nlrurphy,rf . . 4 12 0 2 0;iyer.3-s 4 10 4 4 3lColllns.2h.. 3 12 1 11 O'Jackson.lf. 4 14 0 - Oi Ness. 11' 2 0 8 0 0 4!Fournler.lb. 2 0 8 0 1 11 Felsch.cf.. 4 12 0 5 OlSchalk.c. . . 3 0 3 0 0 2!Lapp.c 110 0 Ir-rrv.ss 2 0 14 I'l.'.olwld. . . 10 0 0 FKh.T.p 0 O 0 0 ItJ.CoMIn. . 10 0 0 I Williams, p. 2 0 0 2 IClcotte.p. . . 0 0 0 1 IMcMullen.s 10 11 ItLjnu 0 0 0 0 P'pau'h.t 5 0 Pipp.'h 4 0 OldrlriE.rf.. 3 1 Gedeon.2b.. 4 1 Boone, "b.. 4 1 N'araaker.c 4-2 Shawkey.p. 4 2 Totals ..37 10 27 10 Total ...34 0 27 13 Batted for Cicotte in eletith. tBatted for Faber -n nluth. tRan for Lapp in n'nth. Run Oldrlnn. Gedeon. Nunamaker 2. Shawkey, Murphy, Weaver. Collins. Error Pecklnpaugh, OUlring, Murphy. Ness, Schalk. Two base hit Nunamaker. Felsch. Stolen baaes Gedeon, Miller. Double play Weayer to K. -Wilms to eour.tier. Kases on bans Off Shawkey 1. Williams 1. Cicotte 1. Struck oat By Shawkey 3. Williams 2. Umpires imu ana uineen. NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES Brooklyn "Wins in Eighth. Brooklyn. July 29. (I. N. a.) Brooklyn beat St. Louis yesterday 9 to 6, scoring four runs in an eighth in ning rally after each team had scored flva times in the second inning. Mowry started tha rally with a single, his fourth hit of the day. An error. Sten gel's triple and a double by Daubert and Wheat completed the Job. Both Steele and Coombs who started the game, were blasted from the box In the second ining. The score: ST. LOUIS. 1 BROOKLYN. AB.H.O. A! AB.H.O. A. Beaeher.ir. . 3 O 1 0 Johnton.rf. 4 14 1 Gonzales.lb 8 1 10 O Paubert.lb. 4 2 0 0 Smllh.cf... 4 0 S OWbrat.lf . . . .', 1 0 0 K.Miiler.2b. 4 1 1 4Cnthaw.2b. 3 0 3 2 2 4'Myer.cf . . . 3 12 0 0 i!M,jwrey.3b. 8 2 14 ft 2'Olsen.ss 3 3 4 2 1 3IM Carty,c.. 4 1 4' 2 0 Oit'oombs.p.. 110 0 0 2tO'Mara 10 0 0 o o:in.p 2000 0 O'tStenger.p.. 1,10 0 IManjuard.p. 0 0 0 0 Hornsby.ss. 4 Wilson. rf.. 2 Snyder.c... 4 Betrt,3b.. 4 Steele. p. . . Jasper, p. . . Long Butler. . , 1 Totals ..33 10 24 15! Totala ...33 13 27 11 Batted for Wilson in ninth. Batted for Jasper In ninth. tRan for Coombs in secend. TBatted for Dell in eighth. St. Louis 0 5000000 0 5 Brooklyn o 3 0 0 0 0 0 4 9 Rnna Becher, F Miller. Hornfby, Snyder. Betiel, Johnston, Dnnbert, Myers. Mowrey 2. Olsen. McCarty, O'Mra. Stenger. Errors Betsel, Wheat. Two base hits MUler, Dau ber 2. Wbeat. Olsen. McCarty. Three base bit BtengeL Stolen base Cntahaw. Double Play Johnston to Daubert. Base oa ball Off Steele 1. off Jasper 8. off Coomb 2 Struck out By 'Steele 1. by Jasser J, by Pell 8, by Marrjuard 1. Umpires Byron and Qvlgley. Nehf Outpitches McConnell. Boaton, July 29. (I. N. S. ) N'chf out-pitched McConnell yesterday tl.f Braves beating Chicago in ths final game of the series 2 to I. The Cubs' only run was made off Maranville's error in the fifth. The score: CHICAGO I BOSTON AB. H.O. A.I AH. H.O. A . Zeider.3b. . 4 Mann.cf... 4 Wllllams.cf 0 Klaok. rf . . 2 l'M'r'Tllle s a 0 Kyers. 2b. . 4 OiWllholt. rf. 3 0 4 1 2 0 1 o o 1 OlMngee. If. . 4 lm'man,2b 4 1 l 2 1 5 0 0 0 0 1 Konetchy.lb 3 1 10 Kelly. If... 8 0 0; Smith. 3b. . 3 1 Wortman.ss 4 Baler, lb.. 3 Fischer, c. 8 Seaton, p. . 0 M'OonnelLp 2 Hendrlx.. 1 Archer.. 1 Schnlte. rf . 0 Knaba.. 1 2!Snodgrass.cf 3 0 0 Cowdy, c. . . 2 1 llNebf. p. ... 3 0 0 0 1 0 Ol Totals.. 81 24 6 Totals.. 2S 4 27 16 Batted for McConnell in eighth. Batted for Flack In eighth. Batted for Fiicher in ninth. Chicago 0 000 1 000 O T Boeton 0 0110000 2 Runs Zlmmertnan, Konetchy, (iowdy. Kr rors Zimmerman, WoTtman. Maranvllle 2, Eyers 2. btolen bases Smith. MaraoTille 2. Sacrifice hit Kelly. Sacrifice file tkwdy, Saier. Double play Maranyille to Konetchy. Base on balls Off McConnell 4, off Seaton 1. Struck out By McConnell 6, by Nehf 2. Um pires Orth and Eason. Giants Win, 8 to 2. New York, July 29. (I. N. S.) The Clncy Reds lost another 10 inning game to tha Giants yesterday 3 to 2. Cincinnati took tha lead In the sec ond, but the Giants went them one bet ter in the eighth, Mitchell being driven from the box. Cincinnati tied things up In the ninth but Burns singled to start the tenth, went to third on a wild throw and scored on a wild pitch. The score: CINCINNATI. I NEW T0KK. AB.H.O. A AB.H.O. A. 4 2 2 0 Groh.2b. .. Rousta.ef . . Griffith. rf. Louden. . , Huhn.rf. . . Chase. lb. . Neale. If. . McKech.Ub Emmer.sa. 2 2 6 0 7 2! Burns. If... 5 01 ltoyle.2b. . . 14 4 0 2 n 1 1 0 12 0 0 12 1 O I) t 0 ft 1 1 1 2 0 0 0 1 0 3 0 3 0i Herzoff.as. . 0 0 Kobertsn.rf. Kauff.cf.. . Merkle.lb.. I.otrt.:ib. . 0 0 7 0 0 0 0 1 litariden.c. . In . . 2 4 loeuLuu.p. . . Clarke. c 1 8 1 Mitchell. p. 8 0 0 li tFlsber. . 0 0 0 0 0 0 JSnyder. . . Schultz.p. . Total ..SS 7 27 9! Totals ...34 6 SO IS None out when winning rnn made. Batted for Griffith In ninth. tB.itted for Mitchell Id ninth. Ran for Fisher In ninth. Cincinnati 0 1 0 9 0 0 01) 1 0 2 New York 000000020 13 Runs Emmer, Snyder, Bum 2. Roberton. Enx T Griffith, McKechle, Heriog 3. Two base bit Chase. Stolen bases Rouah 2, Doyle, Bum 2, Robertson. Double play Benton to Herzog to Merkle. Basea on ball Off Benton 4, off Mitchell 8. Struck out By Benton 4, by Mitchell 1. by Schnlta 1. Wild pitches Benton 3. Scbult. Umpires Klgiey and Harrison. Phillies Defeat Pirates. Philadelphia, July 29. (I. X. S.) The Phils piled up a winning lead in the first two innings yesterday, taking tho Pirates Into camp 5 to 2. Cooper succeeded Jacobs In tha box in the second inning. Bender was strong and effective throughout. The) score: PITTSBURG. PHILADELPHIA. AB. H.O. A. AB. H.O. A. Baird.3b... 6 0 0 1 Paskort.cf . . 4 2 0 0 Carey. cf... 4 12 0 Niehoff,2b. 4 2 3 B Wagner, s. 8 2 1 3 Stock. 3b... 3 112 Hinch'an.rf 4 12 0 Good.rf 2 1 1 0 Farmer,2b.. 4 12 2! Whined. If . 4 110 Costcllo.lf. . 4 0 3 O'l.uderus.lb. 3 0 1J 1 Johnton,lb. 3 0 8 0Hanrroft,sa. 2 0 3 7 Schmidt, c. . 4 0 6 1 Burtia.c . . .. 4 2 11 Jacobs, p 0 0 0 0Beuder,p. . . 3 113 Coopor.p. . . 3 1 0 1 Schultx... 1 0 0 01 Totals ..35 6 24 10 Totals ...20 10 27 13 Batted for Cooper In ninth. Pittsburg 1 0 0 O o 0 1 0 0 2 Philadelphia 1 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 Runs Baird, Wagner. Taskert 2. Bancroft. Burna. Bender. Errors Luderua. Banc-oft 2. Three base hit Wagner. Stolen bases carey, wagner, uood. saennce bits stock, Bancroft. Sacrifice file -Good 2. Bases on balls Off Jacobs 1, off Cooper 2. off Bender 4. Struck out By Cooper 6, by Bender X Umpire Klein and Enislle. BASEBALL NOTES Pitcher Emery Webb of the Spokane Indians, who twirled in the City Base ball league last year, let the Seattle Giants down with two hits Thursday, winning his game 3 to 0. Webb fanned six and did not allow a single base on balls. Carl Zamlock, former University of California twirler, who has played in the Coast and American leagues, will Join the Spokane Northwestern league team. Would Manage Marquard. New York. July 2'J. L P. it is rumored In sporting circles here that John McGraw wants to undertake the management of Raucous Rube Mar quard. the eccentric southpaw, whom he onca changed from an $11,000 lemon Into a "19 straight" star and then cast adrift after the variable Rube had failed him. Marquard is pitching good ball today for the Dodgers. BASEBALL Today and All This Week RECREATION PARK Corner Vaughn and Twenty-fourth Sts. SAN FRANCISCO vs PORTLAND Gamaa Sarin Waakdaya at 3 P. K.I Sunday 2 130 p. M. Reserved Box Santa for, 6s la at Ed wards' Cigar Stand. Sixth and Wash ington gstreeta Xiadlaa Says Wadaasday and Friday. KELLEHER WILL CONTEST TITLE WITH 0. CURLEY State Championship Rests Between Seattle and San Francisco Men, Ry Oeorvro Hertz. The north and the south will meet In the finals of the men's fcingles of the Oregon state championship tennis tournament on the courts of the Wav erley Country club today. Hugh Kelleher of Seattle will repre sent the north and Clyde Curley will be the upholder of the south's honor, in view of the fact that H. Van Dyke Johns of San Francisco will not be on hand to defend the Fi&ke cup. em blematic of the state title. These two young net ctars earned the right to fight It out for th title by eliminating two veteran racket wielders, I.,. K. Richardson, who in turn eliminated three youngsters he .fore he finally bowed down to iefcat in a four set match, and W. A. Goss, a campaigner of many seasons. lUrh ardson drank the dregs of defeats frm the hands of Hugh Kellenpt, who was' a star on the Harvard team this year, while Gops fell before tho s. ash ing game of Curley. Richardson Kot So 3teady. Richardson was not so steady yes ' terday as he was in his matches acralnst the other youngsters. Ills placing was' not so good and his eye not so kee-i aa in other rounds. Kelle her played a good game. His back stroke won him many a point, and then again his service netted him several games. The scores of the match:. First set: Kelleher ...4424344134 843 7 Richardson .1 24054.22452 b ?7 5 Second set: Kelleher 4R446 42 6 Richardson Third set Richardson Kelleher . . .2 3 2 2 4 1 14 0 .10407244 4 SI 6 .444046422 1 SO 4 Fourth set: Kelleher 4644422 4 80 6 Richardson 2412144 1 13 Z Was Hard Flayad Sat. The first set was a hard played one. Kelleher scoring 43 points to Rlchard- ean's 37. In the second set, Richard son eased up. Kelleher winning 6 love. Richardson did some brilliant placing, which led his evupporters to believe that ho was staging a rally similar to one in his match with Van Dyke Johns in 1914, but after he won the third set, 6-4. he fell before the supe rior playing of the college star. Goss' match against Curley was all that could be expected of a p.ayer who has been in the game as long as the Portlander. It was very suirry on thd courts at times, and age soon be gan to tell on Goss, who nt times dis played very fine tennis. Curley's driving- was very good. Mrs. jrorthup a Finalist. Mrs. W. I. Northup of the Irvington Tennis club Is again a finalist, and today she win have an opportunity to play for the coveted title against Miss Stella Fording, ex-tate c'.iam plon. Mrs. Korthup eliminated Miss Mabel Ryder In very easy fashion, so easy. In fact, that followers of the tournament were surprised when the scores were posted. They were 6-1, 6-1. Miss Harriett Johnson fell before the eteady playing of Miss Stella Fording. Some brilliant tennis was playfd In the men's doubles yesterday. New lands and Brown, local players, sprang a surprise by defeating Shannon and Kelleher of Seattle after losing tha flr?t set, 6-0, and they followed this up with a victory over Kettenbach end Adams, but lost to th splendid play inr; of Curley and Barber In three straight pets. Seattle Flayara Shin a. The two young Seattle pHyer. Rrown and Allen,, won from J. F. Ewing and W. A. Goss. in tho semi finals in three straight sets. Juciging from the niaviner of Bwlna and (ioss against Barber and Stelnmeti. it was thought that they would be in the finals; but the combination playing of the Seattle boys proved their undo ing, Allen'r smashing game being par ticularly good. Clyde Curley was a hard workei ten nis player yesterday". After piaylng his singles match and three matches of doubles, he, with his partner. Miss Marie -Kettenbach, eliminated iilts Harriett Johnson of Portland and Irving Karskv In the mixed doubles On account of the fact that the mixed doubles are behind the ached u'.e. It is likely that the finals of this event will not be played until Sunday. Man's Consolation. First round: H. M. Stevens. Multnomah, beat J. D. Hyde. Laurelhurst. default. A. S. White. Laurelhurat, beat G. Voorhies Jr.. 6-0. 6-0. E. H Smith. Portland, beat Dr. G. N. Pease, 6-1. 6-3. W. T. Foster. Read college, beat L. M. Hausler, Murraymead. 6-3. i-2. I. Karsky, San Francisco, beat E. A. Johnson. Irviogton. 6-0. 6-1. E. C. Smith. Hood River, beat L. M. Lanslnger, Laurelhurat. 8-6. 9-7. W. F. Ogburn, Reed college, beat A. Knowlton. Reed college, 6-4, 3-0. W. H. Lewis, Irvlngton, beat A. Bailey, Multnomah, 6-2. 6-J. W. H. C. Lewis, Irvlngton, beat M. Starr. Irvlngton. default. Olln Lewis. Multnomah, beat L A. B. L. P. Reinhold. Laurelhurst. 7-6, 7-5. Harry Kurtr, Irvlngton, beat L. C. Wilson, Laurelhurst. 8-6. 6-4. O. K. Noren. Waverley Tennln club, beat George Rodgers. Salem, default. Second round: W. II. C. Lewis. Irvlngton. beat W. H. Lewis, Irvlngton. 7-S. 6-4. W. T. Foster, Reed college, beat E. H. Smith. Portland. 6-3. 6-4. Man's Single a. Semi-final round: Hugh Kelleher. Seattle, heat L. K Richardson, Irvlngton, 7-5, 6-0. 4-6. 6-2. Clyde Curley, Sun Francisco! beat V. A. (Joss, Irvlngton, 6-4, 6-3, 6-3. Woman's Singles. Semi-final round: Mrs. W. I. Noithup. Irvlngton, beat Miss Mabel Ryder. Portland. 6-1, 6-1. Miss Stella Fording. Irvlngton, beat Miss liairiette Johnson, Portland. 6-3. 6-1. Man's Doubles. Second round: Newlands and Brown Portland, beat Shannon and Kelleher, Seattle, 0-6, 6-2 6-4. Barber and Curley .San Francisco, beat Richardson, Irvlngton and Kar sky. San Francisco, 6-4, 5-7, 6-3. Third round: Newlands and Brown, Portland, beat Kettenbach, Lewiston. and Adams Medford. 6-3, 6-3. Barber and Curley. San Francisco, beat Lewis and Lewis. Irvingtuii, n-z. 6-0. Brown and Allen, Seattle, beat Mun ger and Percival. Irvlngton. default. Goss and Ewing, Multnomah, beat Steinmetz and Barber. Laurelhurst, 6-J 6-2. Semi-final round: Brown and Allen. Seattle beat Goss and Kwing, 6-1, 6-2, 6-4. Barber and Cut Icy, Sar Frrfnclsco, beat Newlands and Brown, Portland, 6-2. 6-3. 6-2. Woman's Double. Second round: Mrs. Stafford and M!ns Conner. Se attle, beat MIhs Fruhmun. Aiuittioinali. and Miss Pomer'. y. San Francisco. 6-3. 6-4. Mrs. Northup nnd Miss Fording, Irv lngton. beat Miss Tucker and Mic Boyd, 6-4. 6-0. Miss Kettenbach and Ml Fix boat Miss Terry and M.sr rownes. 6-2. C-l Mixed Doubles. First round: Miss Fix and Cray. Iewlston, beat Miss Ryder, Portland, and Hutchinson Spokane, 8-6, 6-2. Second round: Miss Lowell and Barber. San Fran Cisco, beat - Miss Adamn and Turner Portland. 7-6, 6-1. Miss Fix and Gray, Lewiston beat Miss Tucker and Frohmar C-8, 6-C. Miss Frohrr.an. Multnomah. ami Adams. Medford, beat Miss Pettis nriu Goss, Irvington. 1-6, 6-3, 7-6. Miss Kettenbach, Lewinton, and Cur ley, San Francisco, be-t Miss John sen, Portland, and Karsl:y, San Fran cisco. 6-3. 6-2. Third round: Miss Lowell and Barier San Fran clrco. beat Miss Fording and K. Smith, 6-4. 6-0. Music Secondary to Game. Cleveland. Ohio, July 29. (IT. p.) The decision of Umpire Silk O'Lough lin, in stopping the Boston-Cleveland game because a band refused to quit playing was upheld by President Ban Johnson of tha American league, it was stated yesterday. Johnston aald he would instruct all American league umpires to follow tha precedent made by Silk- William Maliling Dead. Newark, N. J.. July 29. (1. N. S.) William (Kid) Mahling, famous as a shortstop in the International league years ago. Is dead here. A sudden at tack of heart disease ' superinduced by the extreme heat caused death. Ha is survived by a widow and a on. P GOING home to sup per? Wait a minute you may have some guests tonight. Better be prepared. A pocketful of OWLS is a safe guarantee of a pleasant evening. Just hand a quarter to the cigar man and have a few OWLS on hand at home just for hospital ity's sake. mm ft Pittsburg Holds Up , Schultz for Wolter Los Angeles, July 29. ( U. P.) Ba oausa thayLos Angeles club refused t sell Harry Wolter to Pittsburg, tho Pirates have heid up tha sale of In flelder Schulti, Manager Frank Chanca of tha Los Angeles club declared yes terday: "I want Schultx about as badly aa the Pirates want Wolter," aald Chanca, "but it would be Impossible for ma to sell Wolter at the present time and I brlieve Pittsburg could easily spars Schultz. "I have definitely decided to let Wol ter go to the draft. Pittsburg mads n two of firs for him by which tha Los Angeles club would get threa play ers for one." NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE At Seattle R. H. K. Spokane 2 7 1 Seattle 1 10 0 Batteries Harstnd and Murray; Schmutz and T. Cunningham. At Tacoma R. TL E. Mutte 7 10 3 Tacoma 6 6. 3 Batteries Lei for and Hoffman; Pa- ttrson and Baldwin. At Vancouver R. H. E. Great Falls 2 6 3 Vancouver 6 11 4 Batteries Toner and Ilaworth; Bur ham and Cheek. Rally Wins for An-ls. Ijs Angeles, July 29. (1. N. S.) Although the Bees ot 10 hits to their four, the Angels reaped yesterday, t !o 2. Jack Ryan, the Angel hurlsr, started a fifth Inning rally with a iome run, which, followed by two valks, a single and a sacrifice, netted the locals four runs. Tha score: HALT LAKF.. I LOS ANJEL!C1. AB. H.O. A.l AH. H O. "iitnUn.ir.. ft S 4 (I Mnirt ert.ef. 4 l vloa rf . II KIM. If. . . . 0 Wolter, rf... O'Koerner.lh. It ;lowy.3b S Himnler.e. . . SlM'l.arry.Zb. OjHutler,. . . 0 Itran.D Hrfef.lh... hlnn.rf . . . LJrr... Kane,. Ib. . . Hannah. r. , Kl'witter.p 'iiiran,p. 'Vaon 1 Total . .XT 10 24 0 Total 21 e 27 IT Batted for Klawlttor Id fifth, fait Lake 0 0 o o 0 n 0 0 2 3 lilt 1 0 2 0 1 3 1 1 810 l Augelea 0 0 0 14 0 0 1 0 Hit 10 1 I 2 li 0 1 6 Run Qulnlan, Downey, Mamcnrt. Cilia, Wolter llaa'ler 2, Itjan. Krror- Qulnlan, rr, EH'", Baler, M'-Ijirrr I loin run Kyan. Tbre hue Lit -Mcl.arry. Htulea haae Baylea, Wolter. Rnirlflce lilt anr. ner. MrLarry. Mtrn out Hy llran 3. f Klawltter 4. by iHMican .'I. Itnna -reapmlhle for Klawltter 4. Kite Mia, r ruin, 17 at bar off Klnwlttar to four Irinlnin, out la the fifth, none. out. 2 on, and 2 run is. ("hre defeat to Klawltter. iKnjMe pliya Butler to McLrry to Koerner: Ixiwner ta Orr to Brief. Time 2:00. Linplr Doyla cod I'byl. Azevedo Ready for Ring. New York, July 29. -(I. N. 8.) Joa Azevedo, tha Portuguese lightweight. I . .. -, , r-r A lli. U...I .-I r a. He will make his reappearancd at tha Pioneer club Wednesday night against F.ddie Clifford of Harlem. Mlckay Dunn and Jon Lynch, bantams, ara on the earn a card. The Million Dollar Cigar M. A. GUNST & CO. INCORPORATED V