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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL,, PORTLAND, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER- 5 1917. BATTLING BEAVERS IN GOOD FORfil TO LAND BRINGING UP FATHER ' 4Br1tered TTotted Rtatfe Patent- Offle) Copjrlht. IS17. Interutloqai tiewe Scrrtaet By ,Ceorgo McManua 71 SMt ,ot NE DCXDR LOCK - 1DAJRLIM- bO?:roo arc home act uavvt;, JONG THE L1 Question M Whether; They . Will . Keep ;Up Their Win- ningStreakat-Salt Lake. CLUB LOOKS STRONG, HOW a JUst ' Tie the " Bees Proved a Stumbling Block' w4 X "t "of 'of ths Season. r " ' r"l'- 1 . .- '. '. 1 n 1 ' : i w"j I J"".l 4 , f ( window ,: -: . t y, EADERS ur sua a a .- t a -.; a i i i i orlit Vatl4n nHin hai abia to i - - - - ! keep, up their wlnnln streak : 1ft , the high altitude of Bait Lake thl week? 7 That la the question, which. is dis turbing , tha Portland tana, who ,bave f lalons.: seeing tha . Beavers 4 n first dlvlaon of tha Coast league race. Unless Byron Houck is'able to Xer fenn a yeoman's Job, ha cannot be used ; vt mora' than one full game th la week, Inasmuch as ha pitched Labor day. If t Houck la used In more tl.an one same. ft will be to finish up for. tha, others. I McCredle knew he had the venerable virmn iiitn aowu, ingln the best ahot. ha bad Labor day. but Houck was at the end of his long winning- streak and fllvvered. . . Clnk Appears Strong JTow "' Houck'a spltbaH.,would be mighty ef fective in th rarlfled atmo of Salt Lake. Bpltball pitchers are usually ef fective In Salt Lake; and a couple of years back Stanley . Coveleskie could boat the Bees almost any time he start L It la reasonable to believe, then. that Houck, whoae spltter la Just aa wicked aa Coveleskle's. would have grabbed a couple of games off tha Eernhard gang. ' . . ' The rapid rise of tha Beavers has been' the sensation of Coast: ball this season, the club havlnc made two Spurts to tha .BOO mark, but the pitch era went bad. and, with halt the club 0.1 the hummer. It was to.be expected that r they would oil p. However, the - club appears to be pretty strong now, and the addition of Pitcher Qardner baa helped- the,twlrllnr staff. ,. i r 'lNf Proved Stumbling Block '. Last year the Beavera had a chance to finish In the first' division In the heat to the last week of the aeason, but i- the club practically went Into the hos- ' pltal and Salt Lake allowed them but one game, which sent them to fifth Place. - : - " ' i : Heretofore this season Kenneth Wll ! llama haa claimed that Loa Angeles Is his hardest town to hit In, but he sure t plastered the Vernon pitchers during ' the 10 games. Williams led tha Port . lend regulars with a record of .888. Five of the man who toll regularly hit over tha .100 mark, being: Baldwin, .118; Wtlle, .SlsrOrigga, .858; Rodgers, . .848; Hollocher. .302. , The Portland pitchers wera In such rare form that tha Tigers hit only .218. Ed - Finney ; and , Pearl k. Casey will probably handle tha next series of , games in Portland, which will last month and close tha season here. Al Banm, tha Coast league boss, haa made i it Quite pleasant, for Caaey, and he lets roan return to rortiana aa orten as ' possible, so that he may be with his family, for Casey makea his home In Portland. 4 ' Larger Crowds Sxpected i - ' The, Portland fatt like the Moose's , work, so they- are. ready to put an (5.-K. en Baum'e attitude. Then, too, there . ; It another consideration :Flnney and Caaey are the two hustlers on Baum'a , payroll, and the early shadea of an au tumft afternoon in the. north make it imperative that tha games be hastened j some' here. The two umpires In ques- ; lion nave gotten- their samea over fast ; er than any set that has worked here, I a fact which is appreciated by the fans, . ' Portland, crowda may be expected to i pick up in large measure during- the t montn ,at, noma, proviced the leavers a(ep on the exhllerator as they have " been doinr In- the past month. The ,v else, of, the crowds here In September I will.no- doubt -have -much-to do with Y keeping baseball , -In the . north,? next . 'Prinr, when tM Coaat league schedule ' makers meet.- " - m ; ,i ' ' r ' ' ' ' ' r ? ' Timers Beat Seals,' 3 to 2 ' Loe Anrelee. Sept. 5: i The Tigers bunched four hits In the sixth, good l- for two runs, putting .the 'home team to. the goodV -a.to. J. Hovllk pitched a V strong game. The score: ; , : SAN FBANCiWO . TKHXOS' -AB. H.O. A.V AB. H. O A rltTld.rf.,3 e 0OuttbnM 4 l 8 0 ' f-bllr.lf.-.a?a 4 ' OiroM.rf... 4 1' 1 : 1 , Ktwriwr ia 4 010 I Dilr,U.... I 1 A ' f,ml,1, cL' i ' 9 HOIk,liaa.l 4 1 10 i ' w.2b. J ! I l Mc01nnta.8b 3 0 o -t -pold,e S . trt 8lDM,e...l O "T 8 ' roonvp.'. 3 0 1 SIHovllk.p... 8 i 0 0 OIQaUowaT.Sb 1' O 0 4 V,M I TO . . . too Ornoorff.i 0 0 01 TMle...37 8 34 1W Totals.. 28 $ 27 IT r Battad for Betmlreda In ninth. . , Ss rraortaco-.i..i,.. 0 0 0 3 0 4 0 o t ..rr.....v..l lOll 00 0 00 v Vernoa r..,..... 010DIO0 3 t Hits 0 10 14 0 1 8 ,. Xne Hunter, Bepnlvada,' ? Chadbeorae. vtnena, Ooane. Brrora Keener, Tauaaa. Call Ubta tt' Sacrifice Uta Hneter. Simoa. : fctreck eat by Baum 4.- by Horllk a. Flrat n nurwii mum , on -Hovllk 14. 'i tmplree Finney. and I'byle. Time 1:3ft, ; - Ball; Mayor tiealina Offlc I Delia ar Or Sept, i Mayor C Hi - Etone this .week sold hie photographic business. to W. C Coffey of McMlan. ' VUle. . Mr.' Stone and family exnect to t tnova to Palo Alto, Cel. I He. will ten ' der hls resignation as mayor at the 'next ' meeting or. the city council 'and automatically iwlu be aucceeded ' by uounciimaa-virge Tracy Btaata. .Mr. Steats will be the third mayor Dallas tas naa laiittie nor thaji a yey. G LUMCfl Broadway and y vVaabinatoai St. Oar tusi'negg hag Ven bailt up entirely on threm cardinal prindplapm CLEANLINESS r C : PURITY OF FOOD : GOOD SERVICE mOFIT-EIURlNa NATIONAL LEAGUE . . Braves Trim Giants', , New York; SepC t: .: (L N. S.) Boston ;won lti first series of the aeason from New .York when It . de feated the Clan ta here Tueaday,' I to 1. The Bravea took the series, two games out of three. Score: - BOSTON AB.H.O. A s NEW TOBK " I AB. U.O. BornJf . . , 3 10 Hobertoil,rt 4 1 Keaff.ef.. -3 18 Elmai'B,3b, '408 Flctrfcer.M. 8' O 8 8mlth.2b... 10 1 Kelly.lf.... 4 0 O tM u r-nru-.M 4 1 a Powelll.ct. 4 0 2 Behc.rf... 3 a O 0 0 8 8 1 0 1 0 1 1 0 Konetcby.lb 4 0 1 j.ajniiB..aD 1, j RVUn.2fr4 0 -8 8,WlUolt... 10 0 rrf mMr.e 4 S T 0 Hrraug,2b. . 3 11 araee,p.. a ok o 3 iHolke.lb. .. ,4 2 'T Krl(ln.e.. 4 1 iDeraaree.p. ; -0 0 Tuoeerc;,.. 1 .1-0 Bntoa,p.., 0 0- -0 ' iraorpe... 1 9 'Q Totals.. 88 6 27 16! Tot.le.. 81 S 27 13 ttl fur Smith In rourtli. v . ; tBatted tor IMmaree In eifbtb. : ' , ' iBatted fur Benton in ninth. - BoatoB , . .. . i ... A . .0 0S 1 1 O O 1 S New Vork ,.......... ,0 0 0 0 0 0 1 01 Rune Rrbff 2. Bawlinctf. "1obrf. ' Eirof- Hmsog. Two base blti Htntt. Heraog, Bb erte. 1 Smith. Home ran Reb. Stolen bw J. Bmtta. 1 . Double - plart Baa-Unaa to jkonetcoy. ' Kewnaga ' 10 Haranviie to K DUbT. Mrnrlle te Traareaeer to Konetchv, Left on bases New York a, Bocton S. Flrat baa 00 errora Boatea 1. ' Flrat gase oa bUa- Off Ormaree 1. oft Beaton 1, oft Barnea 8. Illte Off Barnes 4. Utnolrea Klem and Em- , Cubs Smother Cardinalf t Chicago, Sept. (I. N. S.) The Cuba, home for the first time In weeka, took the opener from the Cardinals Tuesday, 12 to 6. Chicago made two in the first to begin with on two hits . and ' two errors. The Cuba hit at will and St. Louis used three pitchers trying to stem the tide, but it was of no avail. - The score: B'f. LOVIH - CHICAGO AB.H.O. A. I , AB.H.O.' A. Lanr.lf... 6 8- 1 Oiriack.rf . . .' 8 3 10 Betaol.rt. .,6,12 VjKUdnfr.aa.; 8 MlUT,2b. 4 2 1 2 Wolter.lt.. ' 4 Hornabjr.aa 4 1, 1 1 Uoylc.2b... . 3 Crut,cf. 8 1 3 OjDcal.ab... . 6 i'anlptte.lb 5 1 10 OlWllllama.c " 8 1 8-1 a i 0 0 1 4 1 0 o 4 13 8 8 0. 1 Builrd.Sb... 4 8 2 2Merl,.lb.. 'ft Uonxalee.e.' 4 : 2 6 2Wllaon,e.v.. 8 Horatman.p 3 " 1 O 1 IVaugbn.p.. : 4 naimiiD.i v , V V May.p...... 0 0 0 1 Maadowa.a 1 0 0 1 Bnder... 1 0- O O) Totata. . 40 IB 24 10 TdUIs.. ' 85 17 27 13 Batttd for Wataon Ja.elxtb. StvLooia ..0 0034110 0 5 Oaleago i . 0 2 11 0 1 5 12 Baua Lang. Miller, Heraaby a, Balrd, riaek 2. Klldotf, Wolter a, UoyleUeal 8, WUllema, Mrrkla, -. Wtlaon. - Urrora Horasby, Uonaalaa, Horatinan, Wllaon. . Two baae bita UeaJ , 2. Wlllaon. Hornaby, Miller, Merkle. - Three baae hit uerkle. . Sacrifice Iktte Klldaff 2. Flack. Dojrl. Vaughn, WQUama. Stolen baaee KH dnff. Woltera. Flrat baae oa hall Off Vaughn, a. off ; Wataon .1, off May- 1, eft Meadows 1. : 'Struck out By Vaugna 8, by Hormtiuan 2, by Waiaoa 1, by Meadows 3. Hit by pitcher By Meadows,.' Wllliaina. Darkness ' Ends No-Score Game Brooklyn. Sept. S.. . N. 8.1 oeec tiger, ana Jfierrer, bad a pitchers' battle, darknets putting, an end to the contest at th end of the four teenth inning with neither the Phil lies ' nor the ; Dodgera a being able ' to register. , The score: , rnii.iumiruiA BKOOKLIN AB. H.O. A.I . . . IR H n A Paakrt,.ef 4 . 0 4 0 Olson.aa o A I BanCToft.aa 9 1 .0 7Daubart.-.lbt 6 O 19 0 atoca,si.. a l a liMTm.2h.i t i i in vcaTaxn.ri o v i. vmengei,rf .. "a 1 1 vurvT.ri.. u o u u wheat. ir . n i a 1 2 I-uderua.lb 5 1 19 22!JotaBatoa,lf . J 3 Wblttadjf. 8 0,8 OIHlckmancf . ft Nleberr.2b. 8 O S 8!0'Rourke.3b. 8 0 1 a l o u 0 .O. n..c. . fi O 7' SUHltr..... n Oeechcer 5 0 3 2,PfefXer,p..., ft ' S f . TOUJS. . 44 - 43 W ToUla. . 48 a 43 la Phlladelpbla ...0 000000000 OA & O 0 Brooklyn . ,..,..0 O0O00O00OO0O 00 Brrore Nlhff. O'Rrmrka ' O'Bonrke. Flrat baas on halls riff ttmt. i off Oeacbavr 4. Struck eat By Pfeffer . br ueacnger a. Hit by pitch By Oeechcef. W-on. Left on beers Brooklyn fi. PkUadelr Pirates Win Fourth Straight Game Pittsburg, ' Sept-. tolV K. fL ) Pittsburg .made It. four straight yes terday by- beatlnr Cincinnati S to a. In JO lnninga. .' The home ,team twice tied .the score -and In the tenth, with two- men out, Carey -was passed and reached second on Kopf s error,'; later scoring.;: : : The score: -, CINCINNATI . PITT8BUBO " AB, H. O.A. - IB. H. O.A. uren.sa.... S 3 11 Blrbee.lf-... ft 0.8 alopt.as. . 4 Bouacb.cf.. ft a 81 MOUWltS,l.- i i a O 0 voaav.lS. , lO. XCerer.cf. ... 4 a 4 unrmnrr. - a 1 II Bocckel.8b. 4 . 1 neate.ir.... sis wim a i Pban.2b... 8 1 4 8Pltler.3b... 4 O V.Dt-,C... t ;4( 1 Scnmldt.e.. 4 1 . a Toney.p. ..3 0o 4 Jaoba,p..., a 1 0 Coope,P;...,a 0 0J Totata.;.. 4 attaiftl Totals. .aa W 80 13 - 'iwi eat waea wuuung ran Beared.- ,-, 1 S;1 .4 -a oooooaoe 04 Pittsburg ..,....,..,0 00001424 1 J f- JT1 Boackal.' 8rSe-Kopf 3, Wlnse, Toney.: Oarer.. Ward. . Tn felL. nats trtoh, Meale. Ward. - Tferae base hits , baeKopf , Bonseh, Wlnao. Bocckal. Sacrifice alts Kopf, WwaCBocekel Umaa. Carey to MoUwlta. - Baaea eaballe Off eoba 8, ta 8 28 InntnoL Cooper L i ij IvoSvct f 1? Jaeobs i; 'ifc; -.v '-'w A. jv "ejswajSBsaaasfcaaasjp ru.P '"'.'' ." a---asannnB ay.--. "b, v-. -xjg?-. Patriotiisin . Rjampaht As Trpops See Game New. York, Sept. I. i. (L, K. S.) Tuesday's ' National , league same be tween the Glanta and Bravea was at tended by Manhattan's membem nt the national army and by high civic and .military, of f lclala. - Mayor John Purroy Mltchel addressed the prospec tive i soldiers in a patriotic Vein and alao read a letter from President Wil son In which the president annke , nf hla envy of the young men ' that he cannot be one of them. v r i : Later in ,the game ; Major ' General RUSSEEC. SMITH , i LOSES IN FUST ' ROUND OF MEET " " - i '' ' Portfander Has. Hard 7 Luck Against Grant; ' WIlHelm : Beats Crocker, - i Del Monte. Cal- Sept. , B.--(L N. S.) There vat only one . upset In the play of the first round for. the Cali fornia golf ehamplonahlp now In prog ress '. In Del ; Monte. E. K. " Johnston, considered one of . C the best match players entered this yeary wrns defeat ed by W. P. Leeds of Loa Angeles country lub by , the score of ft up and 4 to go. .. ' ' .-: !- :- i -V,' '' ' On star 'fell durlna the day's play. but only because he came to contact with a, greater star. Russell Srattlt of Portland - was defeated by Douglas Grant. S and 2 to play It was the moat interestlnsr match of the cham plonshlp r flight. . Orant, did' not forge ahead , until , the last iew notes. Booxe Zvem at Ton : , At the turn the. score was all even. neither slaver havlne. been more than 1 np on. the way out, 3rant took the first In four. Smith won the long sec ond in four. Grant was winner of the third w:th 'a 8 and they halved the fourths On the fifth; longest hole on the course. Grant was well over the green on his second and won the hole with a four. 1 under par. i The sixth was halved. Smith won on the seventh, Grant took the next and the ninth was halved, leaving thera sauared. Oft the tenth both sent away screaming drives and long braasled to the green. Smith missed an easy putt, Rivine- Grant ; the ' hole with , a four. The eleventh wae halved. Grant took the next with la four,' when his op? ponent became stymied witn a tree. Much the same thlntt-Ji&ppened again on the fourteenth after: the short thlr teenth had been halved. Pretty niblick la. Wasted , - Smith ' drove 'behind -"the - trees on the left, hud -to waste a shot getting out and then played the finest shot of the day, a long niblick dead to the hole, le misseed a short putt, how ever, and lost the hole. .This was the turning point of the match and on the next hole the northern man .was so badly off he -picked up hta balL By winning the sixteenth Grant took the match.' ' ' . - BUI Jflnienoins,,to Front This la the season oryoung'phe noms" on the golf links and another came to light today when Miss Kath leen Wright from the Annandale club won the women's qualifying round with a card of 91. Mrs. Mo.- Milton, who as Josephine Johnson" of Clare mont has won many. a tournament, tied with Mrs. A. Roscoe of Los An geles for. second place. ..Their cards were a 2. Mrs. Milton has been out of the game for. some time -and. did very well under the clrcumstancea. -i ; Results: - . . . ' Douglas Grant beat Russell Smith, 3 and 2.'- -.-.- - . . .:,. A. H. .Vincent beat J. P. Gilmer, - 8 and '7. -u1..--::' "'. . ; .... . 1 -W. R. Leeds beat E. K., Johnston, 5 'and 4. 1 : -: : . E. N. Wright beat H. S. Prttchett, 1 up.' - i;W. H. Poof-beat J. C. Nlven.Saad L P D. Tatum beat E. B. Tufts 1 up, F. H. O Keefe beat A. L. Bnown and 4. J. - P. Neville beat Vincent ' Whitney. s ana 1.' .' ::- , Dr. C. H. Walter beat Captain R. P. Hudson, and. 1. R. Wilhelm . beat W. H. Crocker, T W. W. Campbell beat Dr. James meves, a and 1, -ur ' vocnran beat - Roy Tufts, - S C Tfc- Maud , beat JB. D. porter. and 6. , - . A. D. Hlnes. beat 'A, L. Cheney, a and 4. " P.- P. McGuirrln beat M. .Vosburg. 1 up. ' - -George -T. dine i beat - George E. ojmo, Ma. a. t ; Mainfand .Swiiiimers Winners at Honolulu Miss Claire Galllgan of New York la the' new holder of the women's 220 yard swimming record, unless the marK or miss Dorothy Burns of Los Angeles,- made last February, at Hono lulu, but not et recornised. in m. official. : Mlas GalUgan covered the distance in the sports carnival at Hon- oiuiu j-aDor day in 8:0SH. Miss Burns was second, although her February time was faster. Miss Frances Cow ells of San Francisco finished third. Norman-Ross won the 4a yard In -, while Duke Kahanamoku equaled his own World's record, of 23 seconds In. the v60 yard event, ' with Clarence Lane second. Rose finished fourth In the SO yard race;' - - Dallas Man Quits Army ( " Dallas. Or. Sent, fi W t xrni.r . cl5rkila tne local Postoffloe, has, re ceived hla discharge aa a member of .uiupany, 1 Third Oregon, and -returned home. He received his discharge because of a dependent family. . Bell, who will command the New Xork troops at Camp Upton, addressed the crowd in. the subject of delays In the construction, of . the camp.. Patriotic mUSlC from thr ham. 4,i1IMk. cn urart trooos hn aiVA t-ttii. ToluntariiT t - rcr,v a-, ... 1.1.4 a.. a . " - va a - aatauu : wu- I uveoca , (no program. AMERICAN LEAGUE '"White Cox Win Another Sfc Loula. Sept, ! 5. (I. N. S.) The Chicago White Sox romped away with the game in a batfest yesterday by ti score of 13 to 8.' The Sox grabbed! 16 hits from Koob and Rodgers - and the Browns gathered 14 from Faber. The Sox now have a lead over Boston which they consider safe and already have commenced trying plays with which they hope to baffle the Giants in the world's aeries. - The " score: - j -. -r.- i ST. LOUIS CHICAGO - . ' : AB. H. OA A . - AB. H. O.A. Stoen,rf.... 8 0 0 . Oil. CoIUns,rf. 3 O 1 0 Hklta,lf . .... 8 . 1 3 OiUebokl.ri. . .812 0 Slaler.lb,i. 5 8 13 liMeMnllen,3b 0 2 O S Pratt. 2b S O 5 4'E. Oolllna.2b 4 3 8 Severeid.c 8 2 5 81 Byrne.2b.... 1 0 0 Jacobacn.cf . 8 2 0 0Uackeott.lf . .. 2 2 ' 2 Johnaon.3b 6 3 . 0 3 KeUcbf . . . . 5 8 1 baTan,asv.. ft. 0 ' 1 2 IGandll.lb. . . 4 1 13 Koob.n... 1-10 1 Bisberc,as... 3.2 3 Scfaalk.e.. .. 5 - 3 1 ly.TUn.C...... 0 O 1: Fmber.p. .., 3 - 0 0; Hosera.p. 8 S O 8 Buailer.. , 1. 0 .. O 0 ToUbj 4ff 14 27 '18 Totala....88 16 27 18 Batted for Koob lu elirbth St. Louis ....0 00000088 6 Chicago .....L..O 11 0 010 8 O 13 BBna Slater Serereid 2. Jacooaon. 2. John- aon, Uebold, McMuUen 2 E. Collina. Jackaon 8, Febteb 8, Biaberg- X Sebalk. . Krrors Pratt. uerereia z. tsyrne,. Kiaoers, iraDer. sacrlilee hita B. OuUtna, Oandll, Faber. Stolen baaia Jarobaon, Johnson. J. ColUnav E. , Cotllne 1. Jackson. Two baae blU Kelaeb 2. Liebold. Struck' out Br Koob! 2, Faber 2. Bases on bans Koob 3, uocer 3. toubie playa Joiin aon to Pratt to Sislet, E. Collins to RisberR to Qandll. Hits Off Koob fi, in 5 inninca. HJt by pitcher By Borers, Jackson.. .Yanks and,; Red Sox Divide Boston, Sept. ' Si 'The Yankees and Red "Box broke even In their double headers, the home team taking the first game, 4 to 2, and the visitors the second, 7 to Si The scores: Second game I. . ' " BOSlXN - ' NEW TOBK ,.AB. H.O. A.1 AB. H.O. A. Hoopcr.rr.. . 4 2 2 0 Hlfrh.ir...... ft .0 2 0 iuomnjeo. z o- a 8 uutmoly-f. 4 " I Men Uly. 2b, V -O 1 l'1'eck.aa.... 8 1 HobltUeUb 4 1 11 Lewla.lt... 4 13 tflpp.lb.... 3 1 0 Gedeon.2b.. 8 1 0 Baker. 3b. . . 6 3 Walker.cf. -4 1 aardner.Sb. 4 1 8eott,aa... f. 0 Thomas.c. . 3 O Hendrrx cf. B 0 Nunum'k'r.e 4-2 4 e Caldwell.p.. 4 8 0 ;3 Maya.p... . 8 O Storten.. 1 0 Total... 81 6 27 14 Total.. 85 11 87 'Batted for Janvrla in seventh. Boston ....... ........... .10 0 1 0 0 10 08 New York ,....0 O O 4 0 0 0 2 1 T HUM Hooner. Lwls. Scott. Hlvh. IWk Baker 2, Hendryx, Nunamaker 2. ErrorsJan vrln 2. Two base bits Walker, Hooper, Nnn- uedeoa. stolen buea Caldwell. Baker. First baae oa balls Off ' Mara 8. off Csltwli. 9 8trnckVoat By Caldwell 2,; by ofays 2. Doable piay oroii jo fciooutin. , jdic by pltcaer By by oli Time 1:40. Cm- plrea Uoriarity and sO'J oghlin. First rune i R. H. E. New TOrlt r. Si 77. :z . .; . . T , ;a : 6 Boston ...... ..J...... .,,...",4 8 1 Batteriea--Mog-rldge," CulloD. Shock er and Alexander;; Ruth and Agnew. At Philadelphia: R.H.R. TTT .1,1. . . . ? . . . L Philadelphia ' . . . 4 , , . . 2 8 2 Batteries: Harper. -Dumont ami A in smith, Henry; t Bush and Meyer, No Cleveland-Detroit game. STANDING OF THE TEAMS Pacifio Coaat Leafu Won. . . 85 .. 79 .. T9 -.. 74 Lest. 71 . 75 74 78 ftl ; 48 ' PC. .C4B .538 San yranciaco i3wi,j m g. . - ........ .1. . I.oa Angeles ......4.. Portland ............. Oakland' MZ .800 .400 .417 .648 .876 JB2T jsm .600 .470 .437 .838 VemoD ... S3 National Leagne i......!.. j... Ti- New York PtiladelphU m ) a see Dtf -- 61 . 2 8 X -68 - '., 7 ' 84 Bt. - lionia -Cincinnati e ....:.......... s urooaiya .v......... j....... 59 Boatoa 62 PUtabnrg . . , . i .i i . . ... . -42 . Sjnarlean Taai na Cbieaco 47 sV .852 60 006 60 .640 65 v .604 .66 .472 .67 .:; A0 18 4 .876 84 78 Boaton .......... ...i...... T7 Cterelaad -i.- ...i...... 78 Detroit 64 New York ,-Y..'..i....v w Washington inatoa 67 Philadelphia .1.. 47 St. CO '," American': Association St, Paul 10. Milwaukee 3. ; ' Columbus ? 2, Toledo 1.' : Minneapolis 9, Kansas i City 1 2. Louisville 6- Indianapolis ; J; : 4 f &gKlVLkMTHis id , JOF THE COCO JUDGE, WHO . f lAUrnjECHEWCF ICM --t3f . -fl" -- . t. fr5LJ'l TOBACCO THAU IN A SIS I '.MrA 1 - 1 J -J-JJ37- imewcf orowAir? puicl ' I nunc ani arnt,i ajn aw A UTUE CHEW CF f ICM TOBACCO THAN IN A 816 1 CHEW OF OTOiNAKY PliiCl 1 HIS war is awakening men to the truth about a lot '-J. of things besides Preparedness -and chewing to bacco is one of them. Soldiers are strong for W-B Cut end the facts are right before you. These shreds are all tobacco.no gummy sweeteningrfcA tobaccomore sap in the leaf than in ordinary tobacco byv a long shot That's why it's so satisfying end so economical a little bit goes a long way. , . . -, :-, -; - . tUi. hr TTETSAII.RUTKt CC7AST, lizf EmaaVay, Raw Tsrk CCf PHILLIES HAVE A HARD JOB AHEAD TO BEAT (JIANTS .--. u mi..!.,,! ism! ; r - v-.'r Figures Are Produced Show ing What .Is Necessary ; for. Leading Clubs, u By H.'C Hamilton New-Tork. - Sept. . (U. P.) The rolo grounds will today be the scene of '-. the only Internecine strife the National league has been ' able to dlah cutUhls year.. Even with the Phillies and Giants entangled In three double- headers. Jn as many : days; - the gore isn't' expected to run,: more than ankle deep,- for; the Gian.ta have lead now or eight games." . 1 'J- " , By winning six straight the PhlTlles could, pf , course, cut the New York probably can squeeze out at least one victory with one of their 18 hands tied behind their nine backs. ;,!'-;:"'' Jsw;xtjtooks.Tjrp As things now stand the Giants by an; even break on their remaining 32 gmes, would finish the season with an average' of .810. The Phillies." in that event, would have to win 25. loi ing-only nine, in" order to tie tne lead ers. : To win the pennant, while the Giahls " were -, breaking even, the Phillies would have to win 28 and lose only -8; . This provides . for a 'full schedule. Kvery. game that Is postponed from now on will help the Giants cause, for it. makes that many more games the Phillies will, have to win. with the time drawing shorten - - . , Alex Will Start Again Grover Cleveland Alexander's double exertion, on Labor day. when he twice dropped, the- Dodgers, will prevent his appearance today In all likelihood., but it is altogether probable the big; star will take a fling. at the Glanta In w of ' the double bills, probably .working both ends if he -atarta in good form. McGraw has been saving of f-handers to fling against the Phils. , ' V-4 Terrific Jolt in c'!' Stomach. Fails to . Stop Doiible Play Philadelphia, r Sept S. (TJ. P.) With his wind completely ' knocked by Jamleson's terrific 41 line drive, which hit him in the stomach In the fifth Inning of the- ' Waehlngton-Philadelphla game yesterday afternoo n, k Pitcher Harper, Washington." ?i managed to grab the ball and n throw to . flrat; in - time for a f4H doubleplay. CThen he fell uponr his face . and. was' not able - to return to the game for several ' minutes. i;i ; -w-isi--':-! 4S " a for sJ JY CXUETT-I'EABODYw'CXJ-INC' . zv : MAKERS ? - .!-:'-' f A LifMI WS THE Abrow a ISiddine Manages to. Win After Six Heats -- v -; - - " Hartford, s Conn., Sept. Probably the moat Interesting " Grand Circuit race- yesterday -was the spilt heat af fair between Suldlne, On the Rhine and " Don- Dl. : the latter winning the fifth . heat" and- third money. Suldlne broke badly or the race might not have gone to six ' heats. ' Suldlne won the last by laying back of on the Rhine until they turned Into the stretch an-J then he passed 1 Tallman's stepper. Bobby C-had; an easy time winning the 2:14 trot John A. P. won the firat heat of the 2:18 pace but became a bad actor after that and was out Of it - - ri ' i . 8:14. TBOTTINO . v rurae 88008 la S: - , v-'c? Bobby C. b. f .,, by Sag B. Deeoram - " "(Flemtnc) 11 1 Jeaa X. b. m. (Brtwle) 11 a Ooaatesa Mobl. i. (Crosier ......... 2 8 8 . Started Benaoi ' - . . ' Tune. 20214 2:11, 2:12. v .. - ,: 2:18. FACE Purse 8800-8 In 8: ' ! Dr.- Gordon, blk. f., ,by Gordon Priace f" COroBlery.., ..... ... .-. ... .. 8 1 t 1 lew Perkins, b. f. Gardner) IS 3 8 Billy I h. . Nelaoa. l4RBxhlf...V4.-4:S 8 SUrted John A. P. - U Time 2:14. 2:1614, 2:15. 2:19. ;-;;-r"-v-2:24 TBOTnHO,-c ' 7? ' Purse 88008 In ft: -si - :- - ' m 8aldlne, b. by Worthy McKln- . 4 , ftey, , Cerrletta by Direct Man . (Hurray) 8 114.1 On' tba Bbine. b. a., by Blngen- -i ' Preferred 1 Bond by tbe vBoade---" " aaa tTallman) l.S 8 2 2 2 Don Dlx. cb. a.,, by Peter O'Doa- . ' - aa,f Bue ;i Dtxby; fiioraeman ?, -v'Wt CroalCT) ,..........l........2 S 4 6 1 ro Started Petre; PCara, . Rodutha, Oscar Watts, Dewaretta, Holly Bud. Uary , Foran. Time 2:14. 2:1, . 2:14. . 2:18, 2:i, x:2 u. f -" v:- .3.- v Madden Draws With AWrnathy Los "Angeles, 8ept (U. P.) Lloyd Madden of Seattle and Chief Abernevthy of San Diego went four rounds to ; a draw at Doyle's Vernon arena last night Bert Forbes, also of Seattle, won a -draw with Young w ... . For ; ' I J- ' : - L i j ' . , , : : i v h y k f , i 1 .- DEAFTED STAES MAJOR COIN ttv? :: - - --.- . i'". " ; Big . Leagues Are : Not : Going . to Jake Changes on ': ' Cincinnati, Ohio, Sept l.(U P.) -Chairman Herrmann of the : national commission today gave out that . th a annual baseball draft will be held here September 20, but that a fawinew rules; will ; govern' the- drawing. -'J ' Payment, for , drafted players will be neld .up until the player la In . the service, of the drafting club. In case drafted player enters the war,, tha minor-league club from which' he was drafted will retain title to. him and receive nothing from , the drafting club. . s ; ' Players . this' year. will' be drafted from class A A and "class A- leagues by name, a In recent ; years v these players - were not named " until after the. drafting club had won' the right to pick, a' man. ' - 'O'.'r..T "1 All ' cancellation of drafts must t be made within 24 hours after the award has been -made and all such cancel" latlons 1 must be made In writing , to the secretary ? of 1 the commission. ':.. Army Footballists A WUi;Not Play Navy West Point. N." Sept, (U. P. The army Will have its football team: this year, but there will be no game with the, navy. Thle announce ment was made today with the added statement that an effort will be made to resume the schedule abandoned last spring when athletics at the service school were abandoned.; ' . ys 't ., the Blue-Jacikets ------- . . - - j. - I'',"'1' i j ..... i - ' .-.- Jl. fr-i. -;-. ". -a . - - . r- r. Our .boys ! in the Navy . enjoy, their 3cv6. The t Navy :De- partment has put its official seat' of, endorsement on this triumph i)x soft drinkt, by aHowing it to be sold and served ; ;on all Naval Vessels. ;Jx'A-.2:i ".'A" y.ys. Ashore or. afloat, yoi;, will -find; Beyo, a palate-pleasing refreshing and nutritious beverage. , vfi;. Just the thing to -take along ;for or camp, and tor tne iCe-Dox at Home. Bevcrtheall-yearVoundfbftrd .Bevo is sold in' bottles only,' and" ; : BLUMAUER i Wholesale DUtributora s Winner Of Trot Spokane Spokane. Wash Sept, Guy; Boy won all three heats In the 2:25 trot yesterday at the- Spokane fair, while Captain Mack 'and Sister Norte had a time Pf settling the 2:30 pace. Results: First race, 2:28 trot, purae of MtO; three heats, every, heat a race? iFlrrt heat-7-Ouy Boy. won, 2:1; Ben tTW second: James Oliver, third.: - Second heat Ouy Boy, won, time 2:18 , Ben T second: Cavalier Gale, third., Third heat Guy Boy, won; , Cavalier Qala. second;. James cniver, thirds , . ..; Second, race, 2:30 "pace, for purse 6 $40: V First heatCaptaln Mack,' won time 2:14; Sister, Norte, second Dor- Mack., won. time 2:14; Bister Norte, second ; Dorothy M., third. Third' heat Sister otcorte, on; Captain M Mack. second ; Bill Bars, third. Time, J .08 A - Third race, five furlongs. $200: Mar tha McKee (Post), first: Rasrs Klrk). second; Silver Belle (Wolf el.-third Time. i:82U. , Fourth 'race, - $200, one mile; Bas- sano . Boy, first; 'Lew Hill, second t Qerds (M-cDowell), third. Time. 1:424 Fifth race. Inland Empire purse 8300, six fur1ongfc: "Prairie, first; L'ttulus, second! Sorrowful, third. Time, 1:14, . Mortis Blajr Be Barred I - Cleveland. O- BepU i -Matt' Hln kel, promoter and referee qf yesterday's bout between Carl I; rrli . and ' Fred Fulton, . who awarded it 'lb Fulton in the Sixth round, after Morris had re peatedly fouled, 1 announced that the American Boxing association win eon alder barring Morria from the ring, at its meeting late today, ? . The association also: intends to rec ognlse and adopt rulea forcing cham pon to defend their titles at reason. sble intervals. - -- Morris, with his $5000 share in hi pocket, was . Hln seclusion yesterday somewhere tn Cleveland. ..-". . j .f fPerujWaa the first country to,' add Instruction in aviation - to its public school curriculum. . -.- i i .. i sail or . cruiseaiutd trip is" bottled exclusivelylby t 3- & HOCH PORTLAND, ORE. -