THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, THURSDAY, AUGUST 31, 1916.
OLD JACK RYAN
1
BRINGING UP FATHER
loryrfirbt. it'll Interaatfcrsal Wewe SeeDce.
Registered te Catted States Patrat Of fie.
By George McManus
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.TS - ' f VIE AVOU DO-J AFFECnOTH ANY 1 v5K 0 '
ITH BEAVERS
GIVES
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1 TALLY TO ANGELS' 6
R'fules.to Ease Up With His
; Heaving When Teammates
Take Four-Run Lead,
home- so early
Itji III
1 WONDER f IF
SHE'S HOME!
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BEAVERS' SOLO IN EIGHTH
miUuaa, Ward and WiOn Oet Credit
- for Putting Horn Tiub'i Sol
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-M-; k I- f. M, MATTERY ' 1 31i jkCx
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"1. 11 It, A. Cronln.
'Puffing like a broken backed jitney
bus and perspiring like a 260 pound
Indian harvest hand, old Jack Ryan
belabored the Beavers for nearly two
hour -yesterday afternoon and beat
them to 1.
Jack might have eased up a bit
When Ma mates rave him a four-run
lead Off A.; Sutton Sothoron in the
: second, but Jack Is getting old and
age brings wisdom. Therefore, Jack
was -taking no chance, remembering
,-vividly how his two old cronies, Peto
Btandrldge rand Farmer Scogglns. were
treated by these self same Beavers
the previous afternoon.
Beavers4 solo Flayed la Eighth.
The"Bol of the Beavers was played
In the) eighth, when Williams led oft
wltH"a single across second. Ward
raised , a fly to Wolter, and Billy
Nlxon, who pinched for Hothoron,
crack od" a double over Maggert's head
and Ken checked In. That was the
only - time the Beavers got over one
hit In an Inning off tlie grirzled vet
eran. 8othoroV. K"t by the first Inning
very njdcly,iit his mates fell down
on hUafff f.' he filled the bases in
the second. Koerner singled to cen
ter and BchMltx walked. Galloway
craeked-4)ne through tn pitcher's box
and before A. SUtton could untangle
his legs nd arm everybody was safe.
v' Xtaag lit feell Get Away.
Jonathan Baesler grounded toward
Evans,-and-when" Joel let the ball get
away 'ttov him with a ooubie in
sight? Koerner and Schultz had
cheoked ln
Pol MoXAfry came through with a
saerlftce'and kfter Hyn whiffed, Mag
gert" biffed the ball to left, making
the count four. That took all of the
Interest out of the game, for It was
realised 4hat Ryan hnd too many bul
lets t for the Beavers.
Maggert singled In the fifth and
when a mlxup occurred between How
ard and Roche, Macplo went to third.
Howard Vas looklm- ' ther way
when Maggert t-iMi ff first and
Roche Whipped the hall to Ivnn. Wol
ter'g". hit brought the .mcclic one home.
Hagerman Called to the Rescue.
After fflxon had performed a iilnr'h
hlttlng Stunt .for Sothoron, Shuffling
Rls- Hagerman took up the pitching
and the .half -dozen Rh talley wns made
off-that worthy. Kchultz got his second-hit
the series, a blng to cen
ter. ', Galloway, who had a .333 aver
age for the day staring him In the
face, sacrificed. The Dutchman went
to third.. n Bassler's out and tallied
on McLayry's mauler through short.
The Lantern Jaws and the Mackmen
are nowven up on the series, with
on game each, and they are wonder
ing If the threatened railroad strike
will . keep them at one another's
throats for the next two weeks until
the Coast league can readjust Its
schedule.
Somebody May Be Released.
Manager iacCredle may find It
necessary to release somebody when
Pitcher Lyle Blbgee, who haa been
bushlag it In aoutnem Oregon, re
Joins the club next Friday. Whether
It Will be Speas or Nixon remains to
be seen. The score:
LOS ANGELES.
AB. K
4
4
4
4
3
8
4
8
4
Dowin, Coffey, Stolen base (Jrr. Shlnn 2.
Coff-y. Three runs, 7 hits off Ooucti. 15 at
btt in 3 Inning": one ran, 2 hits off OMIiam.
T t bat In 2 lnnint: two run. 7 hlt orf Fit-tc-ry.
t bat In 8 1-3 Innings. Two bae blt
ITttery. ritsfrrald. Baxna on balla Off Fit
ter 5, off Oldham 2. off Krlckaon 4. Struck
out By Flt'err S. j Oldham 3, by Erlckwn
6. Hit by pllrher Kyan by ()Urh: Kowna bf
Klttery. Double iAit fry to Downa. Ituna
retponalble for Courh 2. Olilhnm 1, Klttery 4.
IWt on bnce Sail Lake 10, Sun FranelK'-o 10.
'r"illt virti.ry In Kilt.ry. Charge defeat to
Couch. Time 2:12. I'tnlres Held and Bra-abear.
Marfert, ef. .
EIUVU. ....
WoltirTrf. ..
Koerner, lb. .
Hcbulta, Sb. .
Oallowej, as.
Baasler, e. ..
McLaren 2b,
Kyaa, p, ....
Total
33
PORTLAND.
AB. R.
Evens, 8b 4
WHIe, rf 4
Sxmthworth, If 8
Howard, lb 4
H. PO. A. n.
2 a o o
0 o n
2 2 0 0
14 2 0
1 3 0 u
1110
l in 2 o
12 2 0
0 2 10
0 27 8 0
H. PO. A. E.
0 0 2 1
110 0
0 7 0 (I
1 o A
0 2 J ' 1
0 5 4 0
13 0 0
10 2 0
10 0 0
1 0 0 0
0 0 1 0
e 27 12 2
Tigers Wjn in 12 Cantos.
Los Angeles, Aug. 31. (I. N. 8.)
Vann's error In the first Inning cost
the Oaks yesterday's game, won by the
Tigers In i: Innings, 2 to 1. Crandall.
pitching for the Oaks, and "Chief"
Johnson, Tiger hurlcr. went In great
form. A triple and a single In the
twelfth terminated the contest. The
score:
OAKLAND. I V&RNON.
AB. 11.0. A. AB, H.O. A.
fiddleton.lf 5
Merger, aa.. 4
Barry. lb... 5
K'worthy.rf 4
Lane.cr J
lavl.3h... 3
Barbcau,2b. 4
Vann.c 4
Crauilail.p. 4
2 2
0
1 1ft
1 3
0 3
0 2
1 1
0 4
0 0
0 Poane.rf . . . 4
;binn'n.lb 4
Oiiberir.ab. B
2illatea.iib. . . S
OlDuley.lf B
:iMattb'k.ef. fi
4:M''riKflu.a 4
1 Mirae.c 4
2iJ. Joiujsoa.p 4
0 O
1 15
0
2 1
1 3
1 B
o a
2 4
2 2
Totala ..88 533 ls Totala ...40 9 36 2i
None out when wianlug rim cored.
Oakland 1 00000000000 1
Hlta 0G11110102O 2 0
Vernon l 0 000000000 1 2
H1U 2 10OO1O1OO0O5
Buna Barry, Doann, Daly. Errora Vann,
RIaberg 2. Three ba hit Daley. Two baae
hlta Mltze, (lUcbmanii. 'J. Johnaon. Sacri
fice bit Berircr. Stob-n baae Doane. Mid-
die ton. Barrt, Kenwortby 2. Stnuk out Hy
Crandall 4, by ti. Joh-m.M 4. l!ae on balU
Off C-randall 2. off . Jobnaon 2. Huns
reanonallile fur U. Johnson 1. Crandall 1.
Double plHji Itl Ih'H to fllelrhmann, Mc
Oafflxan ! Klslx-rg to Ulelrlunaiin, Vann to
Berger. Hit ty pltohed b:l Kenwortby. Um
pire! Pbjle and U.yle. Time 2:20.
AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES
(jfUIia Heats Cleveland Team.
Washington, Aug. 31. (I. N. S.)
Galllajs effective pitching gave the
Senators a 3 to 1 win over Cleveland
yesterday. Gallia hald the Indians
to six scattered hits, retl-rlng Speaker
without a blow In four trips to the
plate. Coume was hit freely. Cove
leskie, who relieved him, was more ef
fective. The score:
CLEVELAND. I 'WASHINGTON.
AB. H.O. A. All. H.O. A.
Californians Beat
at Forest Hill Nets
Forest Hills, L. I., Aug. 31. (U. P.)
Through his clean-cut victory yes
terday over Ichlya Kumagae, the Japa
nese champion, George M. Church of
Tcnafly, N. J., looms' today as the most
dangerous of the contenders of the
national singles championship. This
afternoon tha Japanese's conqueror
was to meet Eugene Warren In the
feature match of the day's play.
Maurice McLaughlin, gene' ally
considered tha chief rival of William
M. John.'tnn for the title until Church
displayed his startling form, will meet
a Tartar today In Theodore Roosevelt
Fell.
Clarence Griffin of Fan Francisco
defeated Reginald A. Cook of South
ampton, 6-4, 6-2, 6-1.
Watson M. Washburn of New York
defeated R. C Van VUet of Califor
nia, 6-3, 6-1, 6-4.
Eugene Warren of California de
feated G. Clover of California, S-4,
6-2. 6-2.
Maurice McLoughlin defeated Ken
neth Hawks of California. 6-1, 6-2, 6-4.
George M. Church of Tenafly, N. Y
defeated I. Kumagae o! Japan, 6-3,
6 3, 6-2. W. E. Davis of San Fran
cisco defeated Roland Roberts of San
Francisco, 7-5, 7-5, 6-4.
R. U Murray of Palo Alto. al., de
feated E. F. Thomas Jr., of Morris
town, N. J.. 6-3, 6-2, 6-3.
William M. Johnston defeated F. T.
Hunter of New York, 6-1.
R. Norris Williams won from Rob
ert Leroy in straight sets. Karl 11.
Bthr won from James Weber.
In the second round of singles
matches, Qean Mathey beat A. W. Mac
I'herson; Beals Lamed beat G. D.
Wlghtman; E. H. Whitney beat L. G.
Wynne French; Wallace F. Johnson
beat William Ro3enbaum; William
Rand III beat Walter Roberts; B. H.
Yoshel beat P. A. Vandervonter; Wil
liam J. Clothier beat O. J. Swett; Wil
liam Hall beat J. W. Anderson; T. R.
Pell beat F. B. Alexander; E. R. Mc
Cormick; beat H. D. Harvey.
NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES
Ileinie Proves He's Worth Three.
Cincinnati. Aug. 31. (I. X. H.)
Heinle Zimmerman, playing his first
game as a Giant, broke up a 12 in
ning game yesterday afternoon when
he placed a single in left that scored
Robertson with the winning run, de
feating the Red.s, ti to S. Cincinnati
threatened In the twelfth, but fell
short by one ruri of tying It when
Houych was thrown out at teh plate.
The score:
MOW VOBK. I CINCINNATI.
Burns. If
Hobr'eoo.rf
llerzoj;.-!'.
Z!m'uiaj.3b
HetcVn.'r.sa
Kauff.cf . .
Killcv.lb.
McCarty. c.
ILarlileD.c.
Heuton.c. .
I', rrltt.p. .
Tpwrnau.p.
Lobert. . .
Alt.
4
.1
H.O. A
2
.'. 0
1
O
1
1
0
o
l
o
NValclf. . .
0 i;r..h.:;t. . . .
4 K'HlSCll.cf . .
, ,' I'SlMM'.Hb. . .
3 i.rifflth.rf .
0 Clarke. c. . .
O Winiro.c. . .
O'.IiOtiden.u. .
Mluhn.lb...
0, Mlnrbell.lb
0 Sr-hnpider.p
OlMoaeley.p. .
0
AD.
6
4
5
rt
5
2
. 1
5
0
4
2
1
11.0. A.
Totals ...44 13 36 111 Totala ...40 6 30 X5
Hatted for 1'erritt In third.
New York 1001001 1 000 2 fl
Clncinn.itl 0 3 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 5
Utinx Burns 2. Robertson. Herzeg. Fletcher,
Trari-au. (.rb, ;riffitb, darker trrora-Her-rog,
Neale 2. Win go. Two baae hit Schnei
der. Three base hit Teareau. Stolen base
Fletcher. Doubla plays Groh to Chase, Grob
to Ghana to Clark to Mitchell. Base on balls
Off Benton H, off J'erritt 2. off Tesreau B,
off Pehnehler 4, off Moseley 1. Struck out
hj Teareau 8. by Schneider 4. by Moseley 2
Lmplres O'Day and Harriaon.
Tommy Murphy Wins
Grand Circuit Races
Poughhkeepsle, N. T., Aug. 31.
Tommy Murphy piloted two winners
and a second placer In yesterday's
Grand Circuit card. He won the "Guy
Axworthy" for 2:17 trotters with Ex
pressive Lou in two straight heats and
the "Poughkeepsie" for 2:15 trotters
with Brisac. Mabel Traek. won the
2:12 trot and General Todd won the
2:05 pace.
T!.e Hudson Valley 2:12 trot, 3 In 5. 2000
Mnbel Trust UX) 1 1 1
Azoia Axworthy iMurpby) 0 2 2
lsieratiza tDnrfeei 2 3 8
Alao ran 'Junior, Watta. 'Caroline, B?l
soua. bweet Spirit. DiTlded fourtb mony.
Biat Urns 2:104, 2.07i, 2:0.
The Out Axworthy, for 8-year-olda, trot
tera. eligible to 2:1T claaa, 2 In 3, purM
1'C00
Kxpreaalra Loo '(Murphy) 115
NHtlTe Judge (Mnrraj) 2 2
Stella Marls (J. Dlckerson) 3 4
Also ran Libia, Brownls. Watta, Bal-
Richardson Beats
Steinmetz at Nets
A number of the matchea scheduled
In the preliminary round qf the annual
city championship tennis tournament
I ob th courts of the Irvlngton Tennis
cluh yesterday were defaulted because
of the absence from the city of sev
eral contestants and the Inability of
others to appear on scheduled time.
I,. K. Richardson, ex-state cham
pion, won his match yesterday from
Eucno Steinmetz of the Laurelhurst
Wheat Does ItAll Alone.
BL Louis, Aug. 31. (I. N. 8.)
Zach Wheat scored enough runs for
Brooklyn yesterday to beat the Car
dinals, 4 to 1. He opened the second,
sixth and eighth InnlDgs with elnglen
which each resulted In a run. Mar
quard was at his best. A wild throw
by Olson allowed Bescher to score in
the fourth. The score:
DUOUM.YN. ST. LOT-IS.
Oraney.lf ..
Turner, 3b.
Speaker.cf .
Kotb.rf....
CJadlll.lt). .
Chapman, as 3
Htrginttn.2b 4
O'Neill. c. 4
Couuibe.p.. 2
Moeller... 1
Coel'ltle,p 0
Coleman. 1
tWelf o
0 11
1 2
0 Leonard. 3b.
1 IFottr.i:b. . .
2Mllan.cf . . .
OiStnlth.rf . . .
OiShanks.lf . .
1! JmlKe.lt. . .
aiMcBride.ss.
OlIlenr.T.c.
Gallia. p.
. . .3 1 9 27 6
Totala . . .34 7 24 111 Totals .
Hatted for Coutnbe In seventh
Hatted for Coveleskli- in ninth.
tRan for Coleman in ninth.
Cleveland o 0 0 0 0 1 n 0 1
Waablngton 0 01 001 0 1 3
Huns O'Neill, Smith, Judfje. Errors
Beijfiuaii. Coumbe. Foster. Two base hits
Henry, Smith. Three base hit Uraney. stolen
bases Turner 2. Roth 2. Dnuble play Speak
er to Uandll. Base on balls Off Callia 2.
off Comnbe 8. Struck out Bt Gallia 0, by
Coumbe 2. L'mplres N'allln and Dlneen.
Hoc be, e
Rods-art. 2b. 3
WUliama, ef. 3
Ward, as. 3
Betboroo, p. 2
Nixon 1
Hasermea, p, o
Totals 31
Batted for Sothoron in eighth.
Loe Aageles 0 4 00 1 000 1
Hits 1 H 0 1 2 0 0 0 2 9
Portland 0 o o o o o 0 l o 1
Hits 1 o o l l l o 2 o e
Struck eet By Ryan 7, Sothoron 3. Bases
ei ball Oft Ryan 1, Sothoron 1. Two base
kite Howard, Nixon. Double plays Bisalor
te Sobulta. Sacrifice hlta Mcl.arry, Galloway,
Stolen bases William". Cbarre dafeat to
SutSoron. InnlnKs pitched by Sothoron 8, at
bat 20, ran S. hits 7. ituna respousihla for
Ryan 1, Botnoron 0 Hagortnan 1. Tim
1:60. Umpires Guthrie and Fluuey.
Timely Swats Win for JJees.
Ean Francisco, Aug. 31. (P. N. S.)
The Seals were beaten by the Bees yes
terday, 4 to 8, with Flttery and Plercy
pitching against Couch, Oldham and
Erlokson, Timely hitting off Couch's
delivery tfave the Bees the edges. The
. eoore
SALT LAKE.
V J AH. 11.0. A
0 0 0
1 I
S 14
1, 8
1 1
1 5
i. 3
0 0
1 1
0 0
0 0
SAN FRANCISCO.
AB. H.O. A.
ritaaer'ld.rf 4 2 10
Schaller.lf.. 4
Bo.lle.rf. . .
Downa. 2b..
Ooffey.aa. .
0 Jones, 31). . .
SlAutrey.lb.
Brooks, e
Ceuch.p. . . .
Oldham.?...
olverton.
Erlckaoo.p.
SWtB....
Totala ....
o fifth.
QdtnUn.ef,
Bayleas.rt.
Brief Jb...
Ryan.lf.'i.
Orr.as. .
Haaaaa,e .
Rath.Sh...
Rlalaaoejt)
rittery.B..
Sblna.rf...
rUaroey..
m i ' N !
Ttl ( 10 ST 13
; Batfsd for Oldham
Batts4 Cot Brtekaoa In ninth.
Kelt Lake ...0 08010000 4
Hlta ........ A. 1 1 I01004 110
Han rraaetaee 0 OD003100
Hltsi ...M. 0 0 0 0 1 2 J 0 J T
v Buna Bayleaa, Brief 2. Flttery, ritagsrald.
0 10
0 0
O 0
0 o
0 1
1 0
84 T T U
BASEBALL
Today And AU Thi Week
RECREATION PARK
Corner Vaughn and Twenty-fourth Sta.
LUb AINuELES
-5 . vs.
PORTLAND
Cames aerta 'Weekdays-at a
r . Snaday 830 P. XX.
Reserved' Box Beats for Sale at Ed-
wards t cigar etana mxta and wash
, Ingtoa Streets. .- .'.-
tftOltt ays Wednesday Friday.
v. act
Myers Wild; Wliito Sox Win.
Philadelphia, Aug. 81. (I. N.'S.)
Boots at critical times cost the Ath
letics yesterday's game with the White
Sox, 7 to 3. Sheehan pitched eight
innings and was fairly effective. My
ers, wrio relieved him In the ninth,
was very wild. He walked three men,
hit a batsman and allowed a hi',
three runs resulting. Faber held the
Athletics to four hits but they came
In clusters. The score:
CHICAGO. I PHILADELPHIA.
AB. H.O. A.I AB. H.O. A.
Llebold.rf. 8
WeaTar.sa. 4
E.Clltna.2h 8
Jackson, If. 4
Nrss.lt)... .4
Felsch.ef.. i
Von K ta.Jb 5
gcbal,e.. B
Faber, p.. . a
0 17
1 2
0 8
0 D
0 0
OIWlttSB...
B Walsh,!..
6 Qrlmm.cf . . .
0 Scbane.lf . .
0 Mclnnla.lb.
0 Pick. 3b. ,
Totala
.84 8 27 IS
Lawry,2b. ,
rtelnlch.C.
Sbeehan.p.
Meyers.p..
McEUwae.
Totala
1 10
Welling Outpointed
by Johnny Dundee
New Tork, Aug. 81. (I. N. 8.1
Johnny Dundee outpointed Joe Well
ing in a furious 10-round fight at Mad
ison Square Garrten last nitrht. Johnny
was forced to step his fastest, how
ever, for Welling packed the wallop
and was always dangerous. In the
early rounds Dundee was as fast as
lightning, stabbing and Jabbing con
tinually. In the last two rounds Welling got
going and w-as wearing Dundee down
with some awful body crushers. It
was a splendid battle. This was Well-
lng's real Introduction to the towns
folk, and he made good.
Myers. cf. .
Stnhrf .
Merkle.lb.
WhtHt,lf . .
Cutshaw.2b
Gnx. 3b...
Olson. ss. . .
Movers. e. .
Xlarq'rd.p.
Totals.
AB. H.O. A.
0 1
0 4
0 14
3 1
0 Long.rf . . .
llSnvder.lb.
O'Bcacher.lf .
Oii'orhan.sa. .
Si Wllon.cf.
2 'Lutler
4l8a)itb.cf . .
0 IBrottem. .
4 MUler.2b. .
Gonzalea.c.
lletifl ,3b. .
Stele,p. . .
'Bern 1
lWUUams,p. 0
kli. H.O. A
Beerton. Chocbata,
Jay,
Peter
.112
..2 5 1
..323
mack&n,
Dixie.
Jiet time 2:104, 2:12.
a.t'i pace. 3 heals, purse I120TJ
Gfiieral Todd (Rea)
Huston Boy (Edman)
Vtljlte Sox (Durfee)
Alsrm ran Camelia. Attawood.
Time 2.0SH. 2:064, 2:07.
The Poughkeaaale 2:1& trot, 8 heats,
12000
Brleao (Morpby) B 1 1
Bnron Frisco (W. Dlckerson) 1 2 3
Exito (Good) 8 8 2
Also ran American Girl, Do I'aloa.
Bent time 2.0bVt, 2:00. 2:10.
Portland Gun Club
Fears for Handicap
club In two love sets. W. A. Goss de
feated William "Wheeler In straight
sets, 6-2, 6-0.
The results:
Wednesday's Sennits.
Men's singles A. S, Frohman beat
Harry Kurtz, 8-1, 6-3, George C. Dur
ham beat C. J. Mathis, 6-1. 6-?: Wil
liam Lewis beat Sam Smash by de
fault; Failing beat A. B. Railey Ji 6-1 J
o-u; vv alter ijoe Deal wwiium iippi
er, 6-2, 6-0; I". W Lewis beat David
Leedom by default; C C. Harrison
beat Charles' Scallon by default: Fred
Barber beat Fred Kern by default;
M. C. Frohman beat Tarry toti by de
fault; Mortimer Brown beat Willlum
Iawford by default; A D. Norris bent
W. C. Howe by default; L. K. Rich
ardson bent Eugene P. Stelnnv-fs. 6-0.
6-0; F. C. 8mlth beat Norman Net by
default; E. A. Johnson beat C. Mao
Snow by default; A. R, Munger beat
8. B. Cooke, 6-8, 6-1; Harrison Piatt
beat F. Seeley by default; R. P. New
land beat A. D. Wakeman by default.
Women's singles Miss Stella Froh
man beat Miss Madeline Bteffcn. 6-2, .
6-1: Miss Harriette Johnson beat Miss
Catherine Beck. 8-4, 6-4; Miss Stella
Fording beat Miss Mildred Wilon. 8-0.
6-2; Mrs. L. J. Wcrschkul beat Miss
Lily Fox. 6-3, -S.
Mortplcr to Box Gotchy.
Clatnkanie. Or., Aug. 81. Vincent
Monpler of Portland, will box Cy Got
chy, a local lightweight, six rounds
Labor Day.
Woman Will Be Coach.
Joneshoro, Ark., Aug. Si. (U. P.)
Jonesboro, Texas, agricultural colo
ny will boast the first woman footbail
coach.
Mrs. E. W. Brannon, graduate of th
University of Nebraska, will be ment
or to the second eleven which plays a
schedule with high school teams, it
was stated yesterday. Mrs. Brannon's
husband is head coach at Jonesboro.
Heretofore the second team has been
coached by members of the faculty.
31 8 27 14 Total.. Si n "7 in
-uBtica ror vtusnn In ninth.
IHatted for Smith In ninth!
tBatted for Stsele In eighth.
Hun Wheat 8, ntshaw. Itescher. Errors
Olson. Corhan. Bi-rzel. Steele. Two be
hit Olson. Stolen bases Olson, Corhan 2
Bases on balbi Off -Su-ele 2. 8truck out
y Mar;usrd 3, by Steele 3. Lmrire Itv.
ler HUii Eaon.
Cubs Trim rhils, 2 to 0
Six members of the Portland Gun
club broke 90 per cent or better In thel
mid-week practice shoot yesterday
afternoon on the Everdlng park traps.
Frank Templeton was the high man,
q1 with 98 per cent, and E. H. Keller was
a 1 second with 96 per cent. A. W. Strow-
o ger broke an even 90 per cent by malti
l ing 25 straight In the last event.
The club officials fear that the
threatened railway strike will reduce
oi the attendance at the annual l'aclflc
?! coast handicap shoot, to be etaged Sep
l teniber 10 to 14, Inclusive. None of
the California shooters would bo able
to make the trip, and the Montana and
Idaho trapmen would also be shut out.
The percentages of yesterday's Fhoot:
Frank Templeton, 98. E. H. Keller, 96;
H. It- Everdlng, 94; Rev. J. Richard
Olson, 92; H. E. Poston, San Francisco,
92; A. W.-Strowger, 90; J. C Morris,
89; Earl R. Goodwin, 84; F. O. Joy, 84;
J. 8. Crane, S3; H. A. Pollock. 82; E. B.
Morris. 72; George Berts, 70, and E. L.
Clark, 6S.
..80 4 27 12
Batted fur Biiaahan In eighth.
Chicago 0 0 0 1 1 1 1 0 87
Philadelphia 0002001 0 0 3
Huns Wearer. B. Collins 2. Jackaon. Ness.
Felach. Tabar, Scbang 2, Mclnnls. Brrors
Von Kolnlts. Melnnla. Pick. Plclnlch. Bheehan.
Two base bit Jackaon. Three-baaa hit Mc
lnnls. Stolen bases Wearer -3. Kelach. E.
Collins. Nssa. Struck out By Faber a, by
Shtehan 5, by Myers 1 llasea on balla Off
Bheahas 4, off Uyara 8. L'mplrvs ChlU and
Connolly.
Yanks Batter James and Win.
New York. Aug. II. (I. N. 8.) Bob
Shawkey's pitching gave the Tanks
a victory over Detroit yesterday, 8
to 1. The same was sewed up in the
third inning when a volley of hits
drove James from the box. Singles by
Bhawkey, Magee, peck. Plpp and Malsel
In rapid succession gave the locals three
runs. Roland went In and Oldrtng
greeted him Kith a single bringing; In
the fourth run. The score:
nvrporr
AB. H.O. A
Vltt.Sb.... 8 0 4 4
Bnsh.ta.... 4
Oobb.ef.... 4
VMCh.lf... 4
Craw ford .rf 4
Barns,lb. . 4
Youfi(.2t..
BDeneer.e.
Bellmaa.
atcKee,e..(
Jamea.p...
Boland.e...
Harper..
CnWm.p
1 1
10 0
1 11
0 0
6
0
0
0
0
0
Totals ..88 ,8 24 l.l
KSW YORK.
AB. H.O. A,
IJfairae.n... 4
lHlfh.lf.....
.OPlcklnp'gh.sae
0lpipp,lb....
VIHlKl.gI.. 4
OlOldrlnj.ef.. 4
atunen,rl.
Nne'maker.e 4
iShawkvj.
a
0
i 1
8 ie
1 0
Totala ...84 11 27 19
Batted for BtMneer In MTanth.
Batted far Bolana la seveath.
Detroit ......... .......0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 S
ew York -.,....1 0400000 ft
Rana 4Mh. Jamea, Mare J, 1ecklnpaafth,
Plpp, Bhawkey. Krror Yoang, Bolsnd. Cnn
alngnam. Pack. Two baa bit Pack. Stolen
basse Barpa, Oldrlog, Plpp. Struck eet y
t 1 ' t
Shankey 4. by J nines 1, by BoLsnd S. Umpires
o'lvoughlin and Etqiii.
I
Leonard Wins Xo-IIit Game.
Boston, Aug. 31. (I. N. 3.) "Dutch"
Leonard, the southpaw, walked into
the hall of baseball immortals yester
day by pitching a no-hit no-run game
against St. Louis. Only 29 batters
iacea tne Boston rorisiaer, two re
ceived bases on balls, one In the eighth
and one in the ninth. In the first
seven innings the Browns were set
down In order, the Red Sox giving sen
sational support to Leonard. Severold
and Hartley were the only ones to
reach base. The score:
St. LOUIS. I BOSTON.
AB. H.O. A.l AB. H.O. A.
Fhotton.lf .
Miller. rf. .
Tubtn,rf . .
Slsler.lb. .
Pratt. 2b. . .
Marsans.cf
JteTerotd.c.
Austin, 3b.
Laran.aa. .
Weliman,p
Rumler. .
Hartley.
1 Hooper, rf.
0l.McNally.2b.
0 Iwln.lf .
Gainer. lb. .
Walker. cf. .
(. ardner.3b.
Scott. ss
Carrlaan.o.
Leonard. p. .
Chicago, Aug. 31. (I. N. 8.) Lav
ender s good pitching and a bunch of
hits gave the Cubs victory over the
Phils yesterday. Three hits were all
the Chicago twlrler allowed. All of
the scoring was done In the fourth
when three doubles, a single and a
sacrifice gave the Cubs two runs. The
Bcore:
PITTSBURG. I CHICAGO
AB. H O. A. AB. H.O. A
Paskert.rf
Nit-huff. 2b.
Stock. Kb. . .
Cravath.rf .
CKter.lf . .
Luderns. lb.
Bancroft, aa
Burns. c. . .,
hll.lfer.c. .
Denii.ree.p.
Good 1
Byrne... 1
1 12
0 2
0 2
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
1 Zetder.2b..
2 I- lack. rf
SI Mann, If
OlSnler.lb
0, Williams, ef
2 Archer, c. . .
Hunter. 3b. .
01 Wortman.ai
0 LTader,p.
"l
0
0
1 1 3
1 2 1
1 2 0
1 11 0
2 4 0
0 0 0
0 12
0 14
10 1
..27 1 27 11
Totals . . 29 3 24 ill Totals
Batted tor Burns In elRbtb
Hatted tor Ixuium in ninth.
Philadelphia 0 0000000 0 o
Chicago 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 2
Hune Zelder. Baler. Errors Hunter. Two
base hlta Ztlder. Saler. Willlama. Flack.
Double plays Luderus to Bancroft to Nlehoff,
Ztlder to Wortman to Saler. Basca on hails
Off TJiTsnder 1. Struck ont By Demaree
2. by Larender 4. Umpires Byrne and Qulg-ley.
Braves, Pirates Each Take One.
Pittsburg, Aug. 11. (I. N. 8.)
Pittsburg avnd Boston split even In
yesterday's double header, the visitors
shutting out Pittsburg 1 to 0 In tho
first game and the locals t winning
the second. 7 to 6.
Rudolph won bis own game when
he singled after Kgan had doubled,
sending Kgan over the rubber. In
the second game Miller was knocked
out of the box In the sixth Inning,
after he had yielded six runs on nine
hits. The score:
BOSTON. I PTTTSBCRQ
Totals. . 23 10 27 S
Totals.. 27 0 24 B
Bntted for Miller in serei;th
Batted for Wellman In ninth.
St. Louis 0 0000000 00
Boston O20OOU00 ' 4
Bnna Wnlkar 2, Gardner 2. Two bass hlta
Hoopes, Walker, Gardner. Tare bass hit
Walker. Stolen bases Lewis, Hooper. Double
play Anattn to Staler to SeTerold. Struck out
By Welhnan 2, by Leonard 3. Passed ball
SeTerold. Umpires Okens and Hlldebrand.
NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE
At Spokane: R, H. E.
Vanoouver ............ 114
Spokane 9 II 0
Batteries Clink and Cheek; Reuthar
and Murrayi
.At Butte: R.H.E.
Great Falls i 10 S
Butts 11 1
Batteries Kalllo, Clark and Crisp;
Meikle andllof fman.
At Seattle: R. IL E.
Seattle 4 7 2
Tacome S 12 1
Batteries Eastley and T. Cunning
h&roi Butharl&nd and Baldwin. ,
Mar'Ttlle.sa 4
S'dsrass.cf t
Connolly, rf. 8
Trafraser 1
Wilbolt.rt. 0
Magee. If... 4
K'netcby.lb 8
Kitip'lck,2b 8
Egan. 2b ... . 8
(iowdy.c... 3
Budoiph.p. 8
AB. H.O. A.
AB. H.O. A.
nWarner.3b. 8 2 0 3
0;Carey,cf... 4 12 0
0, Blgbec.lt... 4 0 0 0
0 HlTeJunan.rf 4 12 0
O'Johnston.Ib 8 0 13 0
0Kslrd.2b... 2 0 4 2
1 14 1 Schulte.. 10 0 0
0 0 5 Farmer, 2b.. 0 0 0 0
1 0 I Smykal.ss.. 4 118
1 4 1 Flsber.e 8 0 4 1
1 1 4Oooper,p... 2 114
Wagner. 1 O O 0
IMlUer.p.... 0 0 0 0
TtotaU . .28 6 27 17 TotaU . . .81 6 27 13
Batted for Connolly xil eighth.
Batted for Baird in seTeuth.
Batted for Cooper In e:ebth.
Boeton 0 0 o 0 1 0 0 0 0 1
Pittsburg 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Mn an. Error Fit spa trick. Two base
hlta Egaa, Oowdy. Stolen bases Kopetcby.
Warner. Doable plays Fltspatrlck to Mara
TiUe to Konetchy, Baird to Johnston. Baaea
n balla Off Cooper L, aff VUllse 2. Struck
Oct By Kudolph 8, by Cooper 1, by Miliar a.
Wild pitch Uudolpb. Lmpira Kitto end
Emalle. t
Second game R.H.E.
Boston ( C 10 2
Fittsburg . . , 7 9 5
Batteries Allen, Barnes and Gowdy:
Western League.
Denver 2. 7; St, Joseph S, 0.
Des Moines 8, Omaha . 4.
Sioux City , Lincoln a.
Topeka t, WlchlU 4, '
White's Backers in
Quest of 5 to 4 Money
Colorado Springs, Colo., Aug. 81.
(U. P.) Despite the serious effect
a nation-wide railroad strike would
have upon the attendance, officials of
the Hundred Million Dollar club con
tinue their extensive preparations for
staging tho Freddie Welsh-Charley
White 20 round lightweight champion
ship bout here Labor Day, and there
is no let-up in training by the prin
cipals themselves.
Boxing exports who have watched
both principals work out are of the
opinion that both are as nearly per
fectly trained as it Is possible to make
an athlete.
White stepped on the scales In the
presence of a group of newspapermen
after his workout yesterday and
weighed in at 136U pounds. Welsh
again went the 12 rounds route In his
sparring and continued the fast clip
he nas set for himself.
mere is a riood or wnite money
In sight but the Chlcagoan's backers
want 6 to 4 for their money.
STANDING OF THE TEAMS
Los Angeles .
Vtrnon
Faa FYanclsco
Hal' Iike
I'ortland
Oakland
Paoifio Ceart Learns.
Won. Lost.
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Kanaaa City
Minneapolis
St. Paul ...
Toledo
Columbus . .
Milwaukee
Omaha
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Sioux City .
Denrer
Topeka ....
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77
74
72
70
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63
47
Western League.
hi
74
04
65
69
K4
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48
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Great falls
Tacoma . . .
Seattle
Vancouver
Boa tea
Ctloace
Letroit
St. Louie
Cleveland
New York
Wash Ingtoa
Philadelphia
Brooklyn .,
Boston ....
Philadelphia
New York
Pittsburg .
St. Louis .
Chicago ...
Cincinnati
Vortkweatera League.
73
64
58
69
64
47
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71
09
88
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70
91
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69
52
81
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84
43
60
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0
63
71
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77
57
67
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77
Bl
67
67
B
89
6
63
91
er
66
64
54
40
S
49
6S
63
67
66
78
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y '31
TWI OTHER Nature and Father Time mado
diamonds out of carbon. But pshaw I
Look what their method does with tobacco.
Two years of it make VELVET.
POR VELVET is matured
by two full years of ageing
Nature's way. The result is that
mellow, aged -in- the - wood
smoothness that no other
smoking tobacco possesses.
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