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THE OREGON DMLYr JOURNAL, PORTLAND, THURSDAY, JUNE 21, 1917.
LOCAL GUN CLUB
WILL DO ITS "BIT"
FOR BED CROSS
Half Cent: Upon All Targets
Thrown Next Sunday for
War Relief,
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Cardinals 4, Pirates 4
St. Louis. June 21. (L N. S.) The
Cardinal a and Pirate tied the closing
gam of the series, the score being
i to 4.
ST,
The Portland Oun club will do Its
bit for the Red Cross during- the prac
tice day of. - the thirty-third annual
trapshootlng tournament of the
Sportsmen Association of the North
west, to be held next Sunday, Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday, on Its traps
at Kverdma park.
One half cent on all targets thrown
on Sunday will be turned over to the
American Amhteur Trapshooters as
sociation,, which, through patriotic
tournaments being staged by every
gun club in America, hopes to raise
$60,000 for the purchase of a complete
ambulance- unit, to be sent to France
witlt the American troops, as a gift
of the trapshooters of America The
name of every contributor will be In
scribed on a parchment roll and placed
In the ambulances, and carried to the
battle front. John Phillip Sousa Is
- president of the American Amateur
Trapshooters' association.
Trapshooters from British Colum
bia, Washington, Idaho, Montana,
Utah, California and Oregon will par
ticipate in this tourney.
Kayburn High in. Practice
Lou Rayburn of La Oranda, Or.,
former holder of the state trap shoot
ing championship, was high gun In the
midweek practice on the Everting park
traps of the Portland Gun- club
Wednesday afternoon. Rayburn
cracked 94 out of 100 targets thrown
for him. William A. Hlllls, one of the
oldest' shooters In the state, scored
101 out of 125. Frank Templeton
made a score of 117 out of 125.
The scores:
-Target
Balrd.cf.. .
Hlller.itb. . .
Hormbr.ss
Online. If..,
uons.rf . . . .
Paulettu.lb
Uoak.p
Goozalea.c.
llorstman.n 1
Packard, p. 0
Bescber... 0
LOUIS.
AB.H.O.
4 10
2 0 1
a!
P1TTSBCRO.
AB H.O. A.
OlCsrey.ef 3 16 1
l!fitler.2b... S 0 2 0
4 Blgb.rf ... 10 10
6IH.WT.8b 2
OjBrtef.lb 1
OjHinchman.lt S
OlWard.cs 8
liW.Wagner.c 2
0 Carbon, p.. . 0
OjSteele.p S
8
o
tnr Dell 1. W1M
pitched ba 11 L.u deras by Cbeaey.
bases Brooklyn 4. Philadelphia .
ortn ana Kigier.
At Philadelphia First gam: R. H.B.
Brooklyn 3 7 2
Philadelphia 7 7 1
Batteries Smith, Cheney, Dell and
Snyder; Rixey and Klllifer.
Hit by I phla, trat the National bunched their
ifiJ" safe drives and won from the Athlet-
PHILADELPHIA. . WASBT50TON,
Giant 4-1, Brave 7-0
Boston,- Juno 21. (I. N. S.) The
Giants and Braves split even in a
double header. The Braves won the
first 7 to 4, and lost the second 0 to 1.
The scores:
Second game:
Witt, as
Btrunk.ef . .
Bodie.lf ....
Bite. 3b. . .
sfclanls.lb.
Bchsng.ej.
Sooch.rf ...
Qrorer.20. .
Scbaaer.p. .
.20 S 18 6
Totals... 24 7 18 13l Totals
Batted tor Packard in slxtn.
Pittsburg 0 0 8 1 0 0 4
St. Lou La 2 10 0 1 04
(Six Innings.)
Kuna F. Smith, Miller. Gonzales, Fforstman,
Carey 2, Pltler, W. Wagner. Krrora Miller,
PI tier. Two base hits Uonsales. Horstmao.
Hscrinee hit W. Wagner. Sacrifice fly
Cruise. 8toien bases V. Smith. Carey. Doa
ble Dlay Hornsby to Miller to Paalette. rirst
base on balls Off Carlson 1, off lsk 8, off
Horstman 3. off Packard 1, off Steels 8.
Struck out By Carlson 1, by Dosk 1, by
Steele 1. Left on bases St. Louis 5. Pitts
burg 7. Tims 1:62. Umpires O'Day and
Bransueid.
NEW YORK.
AB.H.
Bnrnajf... 4
HerzoB.2b.. 2
Kauff.cf... 4
E'erman,8b. 4
Pletcner.ss. 8
R'bertsoa.rf 2
Holke.lb... 3
Barlden.e.. 8
Perrttt.p. .
2
0
1
0
2
O
0
0
0
O. A
BOSTON.
AB.Q.O. A.
OlCaUy.cf.... 4 110
8,eiera.2b 4 8 1ft
0!&awlings,2b 0 0 11
4'wilhott.rf.. 4 0 2 1
Slttagce.lf . . . 4 110
0 Kmetcby.lb 4 0 12 0
llJ.Smith.3l. 4 0 11
0 rTarreaaor.e 2 18 1
B'Oowdy.c 10 10
M'anrllle.as. 8 14 1
Barnes, p.. . 3 0 0 8
Tyler 110 0
ru&saey.... 0 0 0 0
Totals.... 84 8 27 18
Reds Win From Cubs Again
Cincinnati, June 21. Just to be
showing off in tho old home town the
Reds smeared another defeat on the
Cubs yesterday, making an even break
of the series. The score:
CHICAGO I CINCINNATI
AB. II. O.A. AB. H. O.A.
Flack.rf . . .
Wolter.rf .
Mann, If.. .
Doyle, 2b..
Merkle.lb.
Shooters! 15 IS
B. H. Keller 18 11
20 25 25 25 Tot.
Lon Rayburn.
H. B. Nswhuid..
F. M. Templeton.
C B. Preston
W. A. Hlllls
H. R. Ererdlng. .
J. O. Kamm
r. O. Jackson. . .
diaries ITrazler. .
14 14
14 12
14 14
10 12
14 11
10 12
ft 7
12
17 19 2
IS 23 25
15 .. ..
17 22 23
13 19
25
11
18
12
14
20 22 23
22 24 22
18 13
80
94
41
117
M
101
im
28
ai
20-Gaogs.
International Lieagno
At Providence, first game: R. H. 1
Williams. cf 4
Deal. lib 4
Wortnian,sa 4
Wtlaon.o... 2
Douglaa.p.. 2
KlUotUC 2
Sea too. p 1
Zelder ... 1
1 Hendry x... 1
2 1 OiOroh.Sb.
0 0 OjKopf.ss
2 1 0 lUrtisfa.ef
1 8 2Cfaaae.lb
0 12 OiGrlffltlUf..
N le. If
Ctieto,-b. . . .
Wlneo.e
Mitchell, p. .
1 0
8 8
2 3
2 10'
0 1
Totals... 23 8 27 14
'Batted for Tragresor In e Tenth.
tlUn for Tyler la screnth.
New York 1 0000000 01
Boston 0 0000000 O 0
Bun Bums. Errors Hersog, Zimmerman
Erera, Oowdy. Two baas bit Barns, Bsarlflo
bits Hersog, Robertson. Stolen
Hetcher. Burns. Wllbolt. Donbls vlsrs
Brers to Marsnrllls to Konetcbr, Erers to
Keoetchy, Tragressor to Maranrllle, Hersog to
Holke. Base on balls Off Barns 1. Struck
ont By Perrltt 3. by B a rues 8. First base on
errors New York 2. Left on bases New York
3, Boston 6. tiuiplres Bransileld and Klem.
First game: R. IL E.
New York 4 7 :
Boston 7 6 3
Batteries Anderson, Mlddleton, Sal
lee. Smith and Rariden, Kreuger
Tyler and Gowdy.
Totals... 38 1126 141 Totals 87 18 27 17
Toronto
Providence
. Batteries Warhop
Eayres and Allen.
At Providence,
and
.8 15
,.4 10 1
Kelley;
2d game R. H. E.
Toronto 2 8 0
Providence 8 13 1
Batteries Thompson and La Lotvge;
Peters and Mayer.
At Baltimore R. H. E.
Rochester . 17 0
Baltimore w ... . 2 9 1
Eleven Innings.
Batteries Causey and Wentfs.li;
Thorman and Bchaufele.
At Newark, first game: R. H. E.
Montreal 1 6 1
Newark .....................2 9 1
Batteries Lyons and Howley; Wil
kinson and Egan.
At Newark, 2d game R. H. E.
Montreal 6 10 0
Newark 3 4 8
Batteries Duffy, Hoyt and Madden;
McGraw and Blackwell.
Batted for Douglas la serenth.
tliatted fur Flack In aeTenth.
tTwo out when winning run scored.
Chlcaro 1 0 0 0 0 0 2 1
Cincinnati 0 0020101 16
Runs Flack, Mann. Wortman, Elliott, Kopf,
Rousch 2, Chase, W.lngo. Errors Doyls and
Wortman. Two base hits Neale, Elliott,
Mann, Clrtse, Three base hits Roosh. Doable
playe Wvorthan to Doyle. Cueto to Konf to
Chcae, Douglas to Merkle. Stolen bases Neals.
Sacrifice hit Obase. Umpires Byron and
Qulgley.
Phillies Win Double Header
Philadelphia, June 21. (L N. 8.)
The Phillies took both games with
the Robins, the scores being 7 to 2
and 9 to 2. The scores:
Second Game
BROOKLYN 1 PHILADELPHIA
AB.II.O. A. AB. H.O. A.
Olscn.es... 4 0 1 1 Paskert.cf. 8 12 0
Danbert.lb 4 2 8 1 Stock, Rb. .. 4 0 11
O OBTath.rf.. 4 8 1
2;Whltted,lf.. 0 2 4
0 Luderua.lb 4 1 10
Hickman, cf 4
Stengel, rf. 8
Wbeat,ir. . 4
Cntshaw.2b 8
Mowrey.Sb. 2
Smythe.8o, 1
MlUer.c. . 8
Coomba.p.. 1
Cheney, p.. 1
H.Myers,. 1
Niehoff,2b. 6 8
McOsfrn.se 4 8
Burns. a. . ., 4 l
llayer,p.. 4 2
Totals.... 87 10 27 11
Totals... 81 6 24 11
Batted for Cheney In eighth.
Brooklyn 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0
Philadelphia 0 2 8 0 0 4 0 0 9
Buna Daubert 2, Paskert 2, Stock, Cra
rath. Wanted. Nlehoff, McGafflgan, Mayer.
Errors Mowrey, Miller. Whittsd, Paskert.
Home runs Daubert, Whltted. Two bsse bits
Nlehoff 2, Crarath 2, Whltted, Hickman.
Stolen bases Paskert, Stengel. Donbls plays
Danhert to Mowrey. Bases on ball Off
Coombs, 2. off Mayer 1. off Cheney 1. Struck
out By Coombs 2, by Mayer 6. by Cheney 2,
AB.H.O. A. I AB.H.O. A.
3 10 raare.lB... 8 0 7 0
8 0 2 .Fester, 8b.. 8 0 12
4 12 0Mllan.cf.... 4 10 0
5 2 1 2 aire.rf 4 12 0
4 1 14 OIMornn.2b. . 4 0 2 1
4 18 Oilasjleson.lf. 2 0 0 0
4 2 1 0 haaka,ss... 2 2 11
8 11 tlflenry.c 8 18 0
4 0 0 61ibaw.p 0 0 0 0
Uaula.p 3 2 O 1
Totals.. .84 9 24 141 Twtsls.. . .2S 7 27 5
Philadelphia 2 0 0 0 0 1 O 0 O 8
Washington viwwsaiw o
Rnaa Bodle. Bstes. Ooocn, Mllaa, Klca,
M org as, Jamieson, Gallia. Errors Witt, Ooocn,
Morgaa. ltlt on bases rniiaoeipaia w. v asn-
lnrtua 1. First bass on balls Off Bcbauer 2.
of? Khaw 8. off Gsllla 2. struck eat Br
Scbsner 8. by Basw 1. by Usiua 1. Two bass
bit Milan. Sacrifice bit Grower, boanks,
Jnilra. Sacrifice fly Foster. Stolen bases
U purer, Morgan. Double play Judge unassisted.
Umpires tuaiebrana ana v uniua. Aims
1:57.
Plank Too Much for Tigers
Detroit, Mich., June 2L (L N. S.)
-Plank proved an enigma to the
Tigers yesterday and won a hard
fought game by a score of 3 to 2.
The score:
DETROIT 1 ST. LOCIS
AB. H.O. A. AB. H.O. A
MOLLA AND MAT
LIKELY TO PLAY
TENNIS IN CITY
Two Famous Women Would
Assist in Raising Ambu
lance Unit.
Bush, as. . . . 4
Yoang.2bv. 8
Cobb.ef 4
VeselUf... 8
Crawfd.lb. 4
Heilm'nf. 4
Vltt.3b.... 4
Spenoer.e. 8
Mitchell, p. 2
Boland,p. .. 0
2! Sbotton.lt..
8Aastln.2b..
OlSlsler.lb..
Jacobson.rf.
Ssrsrold,e.
Marsans.cf.
Pratt. 2b....
Johnson, as.
Plank. p.. .
Miller
Uale.c...
0 8
0 0
2 12
1 2
Totals.... 81 8 27 17
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yankees and Red Sox Break Even
New York, June 21. (I. N. S.) Tho
Yankees and Red Sox divided a dou
ble header yesterday, the Yankees
winning the. first game 8 to 2 and the
world's champions the second. I to L
The score:
Second Garni
BOSTON
AB. H.O. A
Hooper, rf. 4 14 1
Barry, 2. 2
Gainer, IB. 2
Hoblltsl.lb 1
Gardner. 8b. 2
Watter.cr. 8
Shot ten. If. 4
Boott.aa.. . 4
Tbomaa.c 8
Bath. p.... 8
HendPk'ne 1
JanYTln,2b. 0
0
1
1
0
1
0
1
0
0
0
0
NEW TORK
AB. B.O. A.
Eendrlz,rf 4 0 1
High, If.... 4 8 0
Maisel.2b.. 4 11
Plpp.lb.... 4 0 14
Miller.cf.. 4 18
Baker.8b... 4
Peck, sal... 8
Walters. c. 8
CuUod.d... 1
2!Nnnsmakert 1
0 Russell, p.. 0
W V V V,
Totals. . .29 Bt6 71 Trt ala. . . .82 8 27 19
Batted for Barry in eighth.
t Miller oat, hit by his own batted beQ.
IBatted for Cullop In sereoth.
Boston 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 8
New York 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 01
Runs HoblitseL Walker 2, Miller. Errors
Plpp. Miller. Walters. Two bsse bits High.
Walters. Three base hit Scott. Stolen
bsses Malael, Miller and Walker. Sacrifice
bits Barry, Gardner 2, Cullop. Donble plays
Peeklnpaugb to Mslsel to Plpp. Left on
bases New York 8, Boston 4. First baas on
errors Boston 1. First base on balls Off
Oullop 2. Hits Off OnUop 4. In 7 Innings;
off Russell 1. In 2 Innings. Struck one By
Cullop 1, by Russell 1, by Ruth 0. Passed
balls Thomas, Walters. Cmplrea Owens,
Dlneen and McOormlck.
J At New York First game: R.H.E.
Boston 2 9 2
New York 8 8 1
Batteries Leonard and Agnew,
Thomas; Mogrldge, Russell and Alexander.
Totals. . .81 7 72 18
Ran for Sererold in eighth.
Runs SeTeroid, Martins. Miller, Bush.
Hellmann. Errors Vltt. Spencer 2. Austin
Johnson. Pitching record 7 hits, 25 times
st bst off Mitchell In 7 innings (none eut
In eighth); 1 bit and 8 times at bat off Bo-
land la 2 innings. Two base hits Sister,
Burih. Spencer. Serarold. Three base hit
Hellmann. Beeirflce hits Young, Marsane,
Pratt. Mitchell. Sbotton. Stolen bi
Johnson. Maraana. Struck oat By Mitchell 2.
by Roland 1. Bases on balls Off Mitchell
4. off Plank 1. First base on errors St.
Louis 1. Left on bases Detroit 6. St. Lou la
9 Hit by pitcher By Mitchell. Plank.
Time. 1 hour U minutes. Cmplrea Morlarity
and Evans.
Detroit 10000010 02
St. Louis 00020001 0 tt
Through Its executive committee, tho
United States Lawn Tennis association
contemplating arranging a tour of
the United States by Hiss Molla
BJurstedt, the women's national sin
gles tennis champion, and Mra May
Sutton Bundy, ex-title holder, to raise
money for the purchase of an ambu
lance unit for the American troopa.
Walter A. Gosa. northwest delegate
to the U. S. L. T. A., has received a
wire from George Adee, president of
the parent tennis body, asking for a
vote on tho subject, and Ooss immedi
ately wired his approval.
In speaking of the matter. Goes
said: "A match between Miss Biud-1 tourney
etedt and Vfrs. Bundy would attract at
least aOOO persons in Portland. Tennis
enthusiasts all over the United states
would welcome tho opportunity to see
these two great stars la action."
Play In the annual spring handicap
tennis tournament of the Inrlngton
Tennis club, scheduled to have been
Itarted last Saturday afternoon, will
open next Saturday. This announce
ment was made Wednesday by Chair
man Goes of the tennis committee.
Entries will close Friday, night.- They
can be made at the clubhouse or with
Chairman Ooss in room 418. Corbett
building.
Word has been reoelved from Spo
kane that the Spokane Central boys
and girls' Junior tennis championship
tourney for this season has been can
celled. This will rob the Inland Em
pire of representation in tennis in the
northwest tourney, to be staged under
the auspices of the northwest district
of the United States National Lawn
Tennis association.
Seattle and Taeoma youngsters will
vie with Portland boys for northwest
titles and a chance to participate in
the national tourney. Phil Neer and
Paul Steffen of the Laurelhurst club
were the winners of the boys' and
Junior titles of the Portland central
respectively.
STANDINGS OF TEAMS
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Faaifie Coast League
Ran tYanelsee 47
Salt Lake
Oakland 83
Los Angeles
FortUnd 2
Vernon
New Tork ..
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Chicago . . . .
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Cincinnati . .
Boston
Biooktyn ...
Pittsburg ...
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Boston
Sew York ..
Orelsad ...
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Washington
rhlladelDhla
American Association
Indlsnapotls o
ft. Paul 81
Columbua 82
loulKTllle 88
Kaasas City - 27
Milwaukee M
Minneapolis 20
Toledo
Western League
Des Moines &5
Orraha 84
Joclln 81
83
29
24
23
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81
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London Paper Qetst
Baseball Scores to
Please Americans
New York. Juno 21. (TJ. P.)
Baseball follows the Amerl- --
can flag.
Proof appeared when tho 4K
New York correspondent of a s
Ixndon newspaper received or- .
ders to cable dally the scores :
s of all games In the National
at and American leagues and tho
scores of Canadian teams In tho
International league. So many m
tt Americana are now in England 4.
and more arriving dally that
s the British newspapers are try-
lng to get special features to 2
please them. it
White Sox 8, Indians 2
Chicago, Juno 21. (I. N. a) The
White Sox beat Cleveland 2 to 2. The
score:
CLEVELAND.
AB.H.O. A.
Senators 5, Athletics 3
Washington, June 21. (I. N. S.)
Washington was out-hit by Philadel-
r-erbold.rf . .
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0 E. Collins. 2b
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CHICAGO.
AB.H.O. A.
8 12 0
Oraner.lf. . 4
Chapman. ss 1
Bpeaker.lf. 4
Roth.rf 2
Wsmby,2b. 4
0ulsto,lb.. 4
Ersns,8b... 2
BiUincs.c. 1
0'NelU.e... 8
Tarner,3b. . 0
Coreleekie.p 2
Klepfer.p.. 0
Harris.... 1
t Allison-... 0
Tntala. t 4 24 H
Batted for Cnreleskle la eighth.
t Batted lor U'Beau In elgbta.
fflereland 1 0000000 12
Chicago .OOO00S00
Totals 28 D 27 0
Runs Chapman, Bpesker, Lelbold. Wearer.
B. Oolllns. Errors Cb a p man. Wsmbr.
Urans, Lelbold. Two base bit Wsmby. Three I
base hits Lelbold. K. Collins. Sacrifice hits
Rata, WUUama. Stolen baaes Lelbold.
Wearer. Baaes on balls Off WUUama 4, off
Ooreleekle 8. Struck out By Williams 0, by
uorsiesKis i. iuua a nours. umpires Tal
lin and tjannoiiy.
Bobby Vaughn Given Notice
Los Angeles, June 21. (U. P.) Bob
by Vaughn, lnflelder, was given five
days notice of his release by the Los
Angeles clug yesterday. Chance Is
overstocked with lnflelders and
Vaughn's release was taken to mean
that Bobby Davis will be retained.
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