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CGC.; DAILY JOUiiUAL, lOl.lLAUD, FKIDAY. AUGUST 1012. Sorreltop Hurler Brings Mernon jOown a Notch in the Coast 1 s.ce 14 Pennant R OLDHAM CLAIMS PELT OF TIGERS IN FIERCE FRAY Aside From Brooks' Tally, Vernon Struggles Scorelessly for Nine; Innings; Although Seven Bingles Are Taken From Local Hurler, He's Steady in Pinches; Score 2-1. By George Bertz HOLDING the Vernon Tigers at bay, with the exception of one inning, when Paddy Siglin pulled one i for the book, "Red" Oldham beat Bill Essick's men in a hard fought game Thurs day 2 to 1: The defeat pulled the Tigers down to a level with Los Angeles, the Angels defeating Sacramento. - Oldham was touched for seven bingles, while the Beavers made only four blows off "Wheezer" Dell, but the sorrel topped hurler of-the locals was invincible in the pinches. "Babe" Borton was struck out three times by Oldham. . - Portland's two runs were made in the second inning. Siglin was given a life on Meusel's wide throw to first'.base, and he scored from first on Del Baker's double down the third base line. Old ham moved Del up with a bunt and the Beaver catcher scored on Kingdon's long fly to Edington. The game was full of fielding; fea 1 tures, Klnndon, who replaced Rader ' at short. Don -going to third in place : of- Wiatersil, who was ill, making a couple of nice stops and throws. Rader made a sensational stop of High's hard bounder in the second. Chadbourne and High each contrib uted nice catches. Vernon's run was made in the fifth. Brooks singled after Eding ton fanned. Dell hit to Siglin, who had Brooks trapped between firs! and second, but the Beaver captain over-" looked one and threw Dell out at first. Mitchell followed with a dou ble, scoring Brooks. Manager Bill Kick drove his men throughout the entire game, but the Tlarers were unable to solve Old ham's, curve ball delivery. In the ninth, EHHiefc sent In twoplnch hit ters, but neither of them was able to hit safely. It appears as though the Beavers have taken a new lease on lif& against the Tigers. Their fielding during Hie last two games has been very good. Their click work, however, has not been up to standard, only 13 hits being registered In' three games as against 37 for the Tigers. . Jones will pitch for the Beavers today and Ross for the Tigers-. 1 ne score ; The score. V ERNON AH. It. H. 1 - o I O o 1 0 1 1 0 o PO. 2 2 1 8 3 1 3 4 O 0 o 24 PO. 0 3 : 12 2 4 O 2 A. ft O 0 O O 2 0 1 1 O o E. O 0 1 0 o o o 0 0 0 o jr. Mitchell. . Chadbonrne, Metuel, 31 H. . , ef . . 4 4 4 O O O 0 O O O t O O O rtorton, lb High If . . Kinder. 2b Ktlmirton, rf Brooks, o . 111. 'p ... 1-ong .... tBeck 4 3 4 3 3 3 1 I Totals . .34 POUTLAND AH. K. H. A. 2 0 0 1 0 0 2 8 K. 0 O 0 o o o 0 o 1 v Rider, 3 b -fsckaller, rf Mantel, nf . Uli.. 1 w 4 4 3 O O- O O 0 1 1 0 0. o o A 1 o 1 o o 4 S 3 Farmer, If Higlln. 2b , Baker, c . . . Oldham, p , Kingdon, aa Totals .27 27 13 Batted for Hlsh in ninth. 1 Batted for Kdington in ninth. sUOKi! BY INNINtiS .0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 .-.1 1 10 2 1 1 0 .......0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 ...... ..til ooioe Vernon Hits Portland -Hits . 01 0 7 2 4 SI MMART Struck out By leU 4. by Oldham 4. Bases on balls Off Dell 8. Two base hits Baker, J. Mitchell. Sacrifice hits Oldham. Kingdon. Stolen bases Blue 2. Fanner 2. Runs re sponsible for Dell 0. Oldham 1. Time 1:20. Umpires Toman and Casey. (JAINIERS RAMBLE AFTER 13 INNINGS WITH CONTEST StonttlsV A lie 99 Ta II defeated the Oaks Thursday in a great 11 lnnmg battle, the score being 2 to 1. Kremer and Thomas were in fine form. Copyright 191' Hart SchafTaer fp-1 RosemMatt &. Co The Men's Store for Quality and Service but the former weakened in the thir teenth .frame- and allowed three . hits on which the Seattleites put over the decid ing tally. The score: , OAKLAND SEATTLE AB. M. O. A. Varea.2b... 6 0 8 3 Mnllen.lb.. 6 2 13 1 Wabth.lf . .. 6 2 5 0 Kniffht.lb . 5 8 16 Compton.rf. 1 4 1 8 0 Oun'sh'm.cf 6 4 2 0 tipaMi.c. . . 4 0 2 1 Frenches. . 4 0 8 2 Thomaa.p . .. 5 0 0 5 Sweeney.e . . 10 10 Bigbee. . . 1 0 0 0 AB. H.'O. A. Lane.cf . ..6300 roer.2b. 6 Coopcr.lt. . 5 GiiUto.lb.. 6 WiUe.rf . .. 4 R.Murphy.3 4 Bohne,as. . 5 Mitze.e. . . 6 Kremer.p.. 5 2 S 3 2 1 IS 2 8 H.Murphy,ss 1110 Totals. . .45 10 30 17 Totals. . .48 13 39 18 Batted for French in tsnth. SCORE BT INNINGS Oakland ..0 00001000 00 0 0 1 Hits . .1 l ? n n n o , iaa a , n , Seattle OOOOOOlOOOOOl 2 Hits ..2 10200202100 3 13 SUMMARY Rons Guisto, Knight. Compton. Errors OroTer, Rohne, Kremer. Struck out By Thomas 3, by Kremer 8. Bsaea on balla Off Thomas 1, off Kremer 2. Two base hits Lara. Mullen. Three base hit Wille. Double plays Marnhy to tirorer to Ouisto, French to Wares to Mullen. Knight to Mullen to French to Knifht to Mullen. Sacrifice hits Compton 2. Wares. Stolen bases Grorer, Mullen. . Rons rexponsible for Thomas 1, Kremer 1. Time 2:32. Umpires Phyla and Frmry. ANGELS ASCEND; SOLONS ARE DEFEATED, SCORE 5-2 Los Angeles, Aug. 22. The Angels celebrated Ellis day Thursday winning from Sacramento by a score of 5 to 2. Ellis scored one of the runs and was credited with three of the 12 hits off Piercy. Crandall allowed the Sen ators but four hits., Ellis was pre sented two gold watches by the Los Angeles players and Johnny PowerB, owner of the club. The score: SACBAMENTO LOS ANGELES AB. H. O. A. AB. H. O. A. PineUi.Sb. 2 Stuinpf.lf. 3 Eldred.cf . . 4 1 O Killefer.cf . 6 -6 0 2 0 2 1 1 1 12 0 4 0 . 0 9 3 1 0 Ksbriqueje. F nier.lb. . 'rawfd.rf . Bassler.c. . 1 Wolter.rf. . 4 Grists. lb. . 4 McGfga.2b. 4 -Hosp,2b. . . Orr.ss. r.um.lf . v . . Haney.3b. . CrandalLn. Cooke.o. . Piercy. p. . Totals . . .28 4 24 IS! Totals. . . 31 12 27 10 8COKE BY INNINGS Sacramento ....... 0 0 0 O 0 0 0 2 0 2 lilts Los Angeles Hits . .u J u 1UOOZ O 4 ..01010120 6 -.23121120 12 SUMMARY Runs Cooke, Piercy. Killefer. Foumier. Bassler, Hosp. Ellis. Error Killefer. Three base hit Hosp. Stolen bases Killefer. Pin- ellL Sacrifice hits Hosp, Fabrique. Sturapf. Struck out Br Piercy 1. Bases on balls Off Crandall 3, off Piercy 2. Runs responsible for Crandall 2. Piercy 5. Hit by pitched ball Hsney. Wild pitch Piercy 2. Time 1:30. Umpires Finney and Guthrie. SALT LAKE PASSES OUT 5-1 DEFEAT TO SEALS Oakland, CaL, Aug. 22. Salt Lake continued its winning streak Thurs day at the expense of San Francisco, taking the game, 6 to 1. This makes You Want Good Style then you must have all-wool. Here's why, all-woe fabrics keep the style they had to start with; they don't lose their shape. Other fabric don't "stay put"; don't wear, you get all wool here. Hart r & Marx at TEAM ' ; STANDINGS PACIFIC COAST LCAQUK ... -: . - - Wen. - Last, Lea Angelas ....... 78 S3 Wanton . .. . , 7 S3 SaA Late- 70 B4 San Franclace ....... S7 . Sacramento ....... SO S4 OaklanO SZ '. 70 Papuans' ..... SS ' 73 Seattle . ....... 4S S1 NATIONAL LtAflUt Cincinnati .....,.. 7S 34 New Vert SS - St Chloaoe , ... S 47 PltUburf Z , S3 Brooklyn - , , SO SS oston .... SS St. Levis . 40 . SS Philadelphia : SS 62 Pet. .898 .888 .BS .488 .484 ..470 .80 -3SZ .688 .888 .682 .488 .463 .868 .ass .347 ; .636 -S94 .866 .888""' .S8S , .462 .387 .268 Chicago SS 89 Detroit . , Cleveland New York St. Louis . ...... S3 '43 . . . . . SO . 4S SS : '. 48 87 .48 48. 87 ...... lf ' SB' .28 . 78 Washington Philadelphia BIG CROWD SEES HARNESS RAGES AT FAIR MEETING Hally B and Duroc Hal Capture Events in Straight Heats at Centraiia. Centraiia. Wash., Aug. 22. It is es timated that 350O persons witnessed the, races yesterday at the Southwest Wash ington fair. The big grandstand was three-fourths filled and nearly 1000 race fans were along the track. Hally B, owned by G. L. Swichner of Eugene, won the free-for-all trot lu straight heats, the time for the last heat being exceptionally fast. 2:11. Lady Tango, owned by J. Foster of Alberta, won two heats of the 2 :19 pace. Duroc Hal, owned by Perry Hubbard of this city, won all three heats of the special country trot or pace. Following are the results of the after noon : Free-for-all trot. 8500 purse. Hslly B Ccmplete Juy I jilit Calier (".ale Time 2:16 hi ; 2:17 H ; S.llM 2:18 pace. 8S00 parse. Lady Tanso . lei Ansel .................... Teddy Ham I'liimond Norte ................ K-jyal Express . . w ............. . Teter Mclaughlin 1 2 3 4 5 2 1 4 3 6 4 8 Time 2:14 K : 2:1814 ; 2:18. Special trot or pace, 8200 purse. uroc Hal 1 1 1 Kim: Ki 2 3 2 Mtiiset .......... .... 8-2 3 liuy 4 4 4 Tinw 2:24: 2:2f4; 2:80. One half mile run, $75 purse:- I July Ashton, first; Ixmis Lachmnnd. second; 8oTereisn The TTird. third; Nick Carter, fourth. Time :81 Turee-fonrth mile to, $100 purse :Ostenta tious. first; ..Irish Coil race, second: Anna I;.aon, third; Short Cut Junior, fourth; Marie Vtfta, fifth. Time 1:16 H. the third straight game the Bees have taken from the Seals. The score: SALT LAKE SAN FRANCISCO AB. H. O. A. Fitntnd.rf. 4 1 2 O f'orhan,3b. 3 113 Hunter.lf . . 1 0 3 A K'rner.lb.. 4 1 10 1 CaT'n'y.as., 2 0 2 2 Scbick.cf . . 4 1 1, 0 Crand'l,2b. 4ft 0 3 Baldvrin.c. .41 0 0 Bromley.p.. 10 10 Baum.p; . . 0 0 O 0 'Zamloeh.. 1-1 0 O tKsmra . , . 1 l o O Hickey.p. . 0 O 0 1 t C Smith .-1000 AB. H. O.-A. Msecert.cf . 1 1 Kru.3b. . W.8mith,rf Sheely.lb. Johnson.ss. MTean.3b. MuWey.lf . Byler.c. . i L'r'r'nz.p. 2 1 1 2 1 11 0 5 Totala .. .35 10 27 18 Totals . Batted for Bromley in fifth, t Batted for Baunfin serenth. .80 T 2S 10 I I Batted for Htckey in ninth, fjohnaon called out in fourth for running out of line. SCORE BT INNINGS Salt I-ae 0 0 1 8 1 0 0 0 0 5 Hits 0 1 2 3 1 11 1 O 1 o San Francisco . , Hits ...1 0000000 0 1 2 1 1 0 10 SUMMARY Runs Krus, Molrey. 2; Byler. Corlian. Errors Johnson. Corhan Lererenr, Schick, Crandall Z. Te runs. 7 Wta off BromleV. 2 at bat in 5 innings; no runs, 2 hits off Baum. 7 at bat in 2 innings. Stolen bases Krus. W Smith, 2. Sacrifice hits Careney, Leverens, W. Smith. Bases om balls Off Bromley 3, off Baum 1, off 'Lererenz 5. Hit by pitcher Hunter Double plays Mnlliean to Slieely to Byler; Crandall to Careney to Koerner; Smith to Sheely: Crandall . to Koerner to Corhan. Paased ball Byler. Runs responsible for Tererenx 1. Left on bases Salt Lk 11, San Francisco 7. Charge defeat to Bromley. Time 2:00. Umpires Held and Eason. Schaffner put good style into all-wool fabrics. You'll find the new advance fall styles in these clothes now on dis play, come in and look them over. Big Values at $40, $45 and $50 Some More Some Less ' Gasco Building, Fifth and 'Alder OUIMET IS BEATEN BY U1NKNOWN Former Champion Drops Golf Match on 38th Hole to Phil- adelphfk Entrant. PITTSBURG, Pa.. Aug. 22. (L N. S. )-t Prospects of a dark horse win ning the highest amateur golf honors this year. loomed large today when the semi-finals . stage was reached at the tournament at Oakmont. 1 .... Only in the one former champion remained running, i W. C. Fownes Jr., of Pittsbujrg. the winner of the 1910 tourna ment. He was matched to play Bobby Jones, the Atlanta Boy Wonder, Jones has been playing steady golf every day. Fownei' game has' been improving with every match and he should , be at the top of his form today. J. Wood Piatt of North Hills. Phila delphia Is matched with Davidson Her ron of Pittsburg. Piatt furnished the biggest surprise of the tournament when he eliminated Francis Ouimet, the favor ite, ini a sensational 38-hole contest. Ouimet-s playing was below the form he displayed when he . put Evans out of the ruhhing, but Piatt proved himself a wortrsy foeman. Although little notice has been given Herron, his cards show the best scores of any in the tournament. Jones advanced into the semi-finals by defeating Rudolph Knepper of Sioux City, ft up and 7. Davidson Herron, who plays Piatt, Ouimet's conqueror, won frm W. J. Thompson of Toronto, 3 and 2. 'POP' GEEES IS WINNEB OF FOUR HARNESS RACES Veteran Driver CaDtures Four Big Events at Poughkeepsie drand Circuit Meeting. Poughkeep sie, N.-T.. 'Aug. 22. The veteran; driver, "Pop" Geers. piloted four in Thursday's Grand Circuit winners races. He drove Goldie Todd to a vie- tory over Frank Dewey and Sanardo. The results'; 2:14 flasa trotting, "purse (3000 McGregor the ireat. b. h., by Peter the Great I Cox) . j j Hollyrood Naomi, b. m.. by Peter the GreatT (Dodge) 3 2 Joseph Guy. b. h.. by Guy Axworthy. (Hyde) 4 3 Nedda. jb. m., by Atlantic Express (Fleming) . . ; 4 g e Bonnie Del. b. g.. by Delcoranado ( Cor- - 'rtn) I 5 4 Mariondale. Zomidotte and Anns Maloney also started. . Time--2 :07 and 2 :0B H . 2 MO class pacing, puree $3000 Goldie Todd, b. m.. by Todd Mae (Geers) 1 1 Sanardo,) b. g.. by San Francisco (Mur phy) 1 ..s 2 S Frank Dewey, b. g.. .by John Dewey (Cox) 8 2 Irish Voter, b. g., by John A. McKerron (Doolan) 8 4 Harper, lb. g.. by McEwen (Garrison).. 4 d Hollyrood Billy also started. Time--2 :02 H and 2:02H. Three-year-old trot, ralue (580 Wiki Wiki. br. c.. by AnU (Geers) 1 1 vot tfaine. b. I., by Morgan Ax worthy (Fleming) Tirae-i-2:204 and 2:2014. Two-year-old trot, rslne (1200 Dudette.jb. f., by Etawah (Geers) Day Star, b. e.. by Peter the Great (Cox) Lady Mozart, b. f.. by Peter Mozart (Tallikan) Tirae-t 2:12 and 2:13 H. 2:10 Hass trotting, purse (2000 Mollie Knight, b. m., by General Watts (ieers)- Little Lee. b. g., by Axworthy (McDonald) Norman 'Dillon, b. c, by Dillon Axwortht (Gregory) Brother ; Peter, b. c. by Peter the Great 3 2 1 1 4 2 2 6 ( Thomas) 3 4 King Stout, ch. c, by EI Canto (A. Stout) 5 3 Electron. Peter Worth, Eliza. Dillon. Grace Drake. Liberty Todd. Dark Flower and Bour bon Watta also started. Time 2:08 4 and 2:07 H. To beat 2:254 pacing: Anna Pratt, b. m.. by King Bellini (Phillips), won. Time 2:1 2 H.i To beat 2:304 trotting: Peter Derby, ch. g., by Peter the Great (R. E. Murphy), lost. Time 2:32H- To beat 2:3014 trotting: Selka. eh, ra.. by Peter the Great (H. Fleming), won. Time 2:07 4 To beat 2:30 trotting: Hsrrest Sprite, b. f., by The Hamster (Fleming), won. Time 2:19 . To beat 2:21 H trotting: Lady Connie, blk. f., by Tregantle (PhUlips), won. Time 2:15. To beat 2:30 trotting: Little Bondsman, b. g.. by The Bondsman (Phillips), won. Tim 2:22,. At Cleveland H.H.E. Boston 400000000 4 6 0 Cleveland 200001000 3 6 1 Batteries Pennock and ' Walters ; Jasper, Faith and O'Neill. At lietroit 1 R.II.E. Philadelphia' ....000000000 0 61 Detroit . 2 00 00000 2 8 0 Batteries Naylor and Perkins; Leon ard arid Alnsmith. , At Chicago R.H.E. Washington . ...210010000 4 10 7 Chicago. ....... 5 0 0 2 2 1 0 1 11 12 0 Batteries Zachary, Gill and Agnew ; Williams and Schalk, Lynn. At St. Louis, first game ! R.H.E. New York 011000001 3 9 1 St, Louis .......000200000 2 6 1 Batteries Thormahlen and Ruel ; Shocker and Severeid. Second game R.H.B. New York..l 00000 00000Q0O1 7 3 St. Louis., .000 0-0 0100 0 000 1 2 11 2 Batteries Mogrtdge and Hannah ; Sothoron and .Severeid. , . Phili Douglas, who was traded from the Cubs to the Giants, baa disappeared and' McGraw has . relegated him to the Ineligible list -I".. . Hy. I Myers' big stick clubbed Brook lyn to: victory over the Pirates, despite the- visitors' imposing aggregation of hits. I ASEEALL! Portland TODAY AND ALL THIS WEEK : GAMES BEGIN WEEKDAYS 3:00 P. M. SUNDAYS 2:30 P. M.. GROUNDS 25TH AND VAUGHN STREETS Reds Win in 9th ? n , ? Hold a Big Lead MssaasaMasassaM ' TVTE W TOSK, Asf. 82 IV. P.) J. 1 Both hg learae taadlBrg were paehang-ed by yesterday's develop. meats. The Beds, refaslar to ersvek la spite ef verdue expert predie tloas, batted oat a ninth inaias; vie tory over the Braves aad aaillfled the OUats' victory over the Cardi nals. The - six aad ome kalt irame marfia se pa ratio a; the elabs, there fore, was maintained. 1 In the Baa Johasoa . clrealt- the iviilte Sox and the Tigers ng-aia won. Clevelaad. However, dropped it g-ame to Boston, while the Tanks were splitting; even at 8t. Loals, aad the Hpeaker and Hug-ajlsis crews dropped back another notek In the tne. . , '1 "VVIth odd g-ames left to play im tke Katlonal lea;ne It was noted today that, even shoald the Beds drop kalf their remaining; contests, the Giants mnst win two thirds of theirs to eatek tke fast rolngr 3Io- ran lies. TENNIS HONORS .IN PAEE EVENT 1 WON BY H. NEEB Brother of Northwest Champion Annexes Public Park Tennis "! Honors in Great Match. After taking: the first two sets, 7-5, 6-J, Norman" Arenz of Irvington park did not overexert himself in the third series of games and before he realised it '- Henry Neer, the 12 -year-old brother of Phil Neer, grabbed off the third set, thereby starting- a rally which netted him the boys' singles championship of the Portland public playgrounds. Young Neer annexed the title by winning the final three sets, 6-?, 6-2, 6-2. By his victory Henry Neer is perma nent owner of a beautiful silver trophy presented by the Portland Lawn Tennis association of which A. B. McAlpin is president. Gladys Noren of Kenilworth park also won a trophy by defeating Maryanne Bishop of Irvington, 6-4, 3-6, 6-2, for the 15-year and under girls' singles., In the junior girls' finals, Lucile Langerman of Washington won from Alice Richard of Washington, 4-6, 6-4, 6-3, while In the junior boys singles John Faust of Washington bested Ben Bigelow of Mt Tabor in two straight sets. 7-5. 6-2 The junior winners were given one year cups by the Portland public park bureau, while Miss Langer man was awarded the tennis racquet and Faust received the sweater, both offered by Walter H. Nash, manager of the A. G. Spalding & Brothers' Portland branch. At Brooklyn K.H. E. Pittsburg 10200000 3 5 2 Brooklyn 000001001 2 12 3 Batteries Adams and Schmidt ; Pf ef- fee and M. Wheat. At Boston H.H.E. Cincinnati ... 000201022 7 12 3 Boston ..310020000 6 3 2 Batteries Fisher, Eller and Wlngo; Oeschger, Rudolph and Wllkins. At Philadelphia Chicago 030000101 6 13 0 Philadelphia ....000000001 1 7 2 Batteries Hendrix and Daly; Hogg aad Adams. At New York R. H. B. St. Louis 200000000 2 3 3 New York 20100110 5 7 2 Batteries Goodwin and demons ; Nehf and Snyder. Joe Wood Is All Set To Chalk Up Double; Is Father of Twins Kansas City. Mo., Aug. 22. Twins were born to Mr. and Mrs. Joe Wood. The popular Cleveland outfielder and former Kansas City Blues pitcher has announced his intention to entice a double header toward the Cleveland side of the board. Auto Drivers Ready For Elgin Contest '?EIgln. ' 111.. Aug. 22. (U. P.) Final trial spins on the 8-mile course were scheduled by drivers today in prepar ation for tomorrow's 301-mile road race. (Kurt Kitke still held the trial record of 6 :17 for the stretch, or two seconds slower than the 1915 record. HUNTING TIME! is only a few weeks away. Right now is a good time to get ready your equipment. We have the right kind of shoes and clothing also Reming ton U. M. C. rifles and ammunition. BackusMorrio 273 MORRISON, NEAR ' FOURTH I': SSSSaaaS""". Vernon vs. GEARHART GOLF PLAY NEARS END Dr. Willing Is favorite in Men's Championshipj Mrs. Metzger Wins Handicap. . GEARHART. Aug..22.Dr. O. F. Will ing of the Portland Golf club, Is favorite in the men's championship of the ; Gearhart golf tournament, ' In Thursday's, play he eliminated E. "-J. Frohman in the first' round with a 73 . score, and shot a , 75 in the after noon against Captain Ro.icoe Fawcett. He meets C. W. Cornell of the Port land club In the . upper semi-final bracket. Andy E. White of Waverley and Mil lard Rosenblatt of Tualatin will , play the other semi-final match. Miss Frances Jacobs of the' Tualatin club won the women's. title from Mrs. Walter M. Cook. 2 up and 1 to play. Miss Jacobs played an exceptionally steady game, while Mrs. Cook was not playing her usual green game. Mrs. Julius Lang of Seattle won the women's first flight finals from Miss Harriet Cummlng of Waverley, . 5 and 4. The second flight was won by Mrs. S. C. Holbrook from Mrs, J. E. Wiley, 2 and 1. Mrs. Henry Metzger won the low net honors in the women's handicap and Mrs. J. A. Dougherty won the low gross honors. The results: . Men's championship rcsnlta : First round Dr. O. F. Willins; defeated K. J. Frohman. S-2: Captain Roscoe Fawcett de feated J. C. Zw. 2-1; Douslas NioaJ defeated W. I. Cole, 3-2 j C. W. Connell defeated C, W. Halderman, 4-8; A. OL White defeated G. A. Kingsley. 8-7; William Kettenbach defeated liennr W. Meter. 2-t : Earl Fltiwater de feated H. H. Turner, 8-7; MUlard Rosenblatt defeated W. M. Cook. 5-4. Second " round Dr. O. T. Willin defeated Captain Roscoe Fawcett. 2 up; C. W. Cornell defeated Douelas Nicol, 1 up; A. E. White de feated William Kettenbach. 2-1; MUlard Rosen blatt defeated F.srl Fitzwater, 4-2. Men's fire flight fSraham Glass defeated C. N. Simpson, l'up: Phillip Kitchen defeated G. M.' Ryder, l'up: K. H. Koebler defeated A. I. BUtz. 6-4: Hugh Gearin defeated E. F. Lenihan, 2-1. - Men's second flight R. F. Prael defeated F. . A. Moore, S-2 ; Gordon Voorhies defeated G. A. Hartman. 1 up: J. K. Shanks defeated J. W. Kosenfeld. 4-8; A. G. Mills defeated John Kirk. 6-3. Men's third flight A. C Fulton defeated W. A. Selridge. 2-3 : E. G. Smith defeated W. H. Nash. 2 up: Dr. George A. Marshall de feated P. M. Winans. 2-1; William Fletcher defeated Richard Lang, 4-3. Men's fourth flight R. A. Stewart defeated R. D. Hodgkin by default; Jack Marshall beat 8. W. DiUenhofer. 8-2; Dr. F. C Moore de feated Holt Cookingham. 4-8; H. E. BnUiran defeated Dr. A. E. Mackay, 2 up. Men's fifth flight Dr. T. B. Kiatner de feated Harry Connell. 6-B ; Max Hirsch de feated Jy C. Bcott: 3-2: R. F. Hynd defeated Kenneth Smith, 6-8; Frank Heitkemper de feated P. N. AUen. 8-1. . Men's sixth flight Dr. JF. 'H.' Smith de feated K. J. Jaeger, .1 up: G. D. Williams de feated W. C. Foes. '8-8: J. E. Wiley defeated Ixmis Rosenblatt. 8-2; Fred Rothchild defeated T. A. UTesley, S-8. . : , Results of women's handicap : Grasa.Hdp. Net. Mrs. Henry W. Metxger , Mrs. J. A. Dougherty . . . Mrs. Walter Coat , Mrs. Samuel Holbrook . . Mrs. Alice Benson Beach , 118 89 74 , 89 14 73 , 8 22 7 101 28 78 ..124 48 78 , 100 20 80 Mrs. Norria Grigs Mrs. T. A. Uvesley ...... 4 ... . 114 88 81 Mrs. Harry Deris . . . 87 18 M Mrs. H. King ............... .104 21 83 Mrs. Helen Merseraaa .....117 34 88 Mrs. Walter Cornell ........... 10 23 83 Mrs. M. T. Lombard 102 18 84 Mrs. Ebert Merzereaa .........108 24 85 Mrs. W. O. Van Schoyrer ......111 2 . 85 Mrs.C. W. Whitley I.. 118 28 85 Miss Mabel Beck 118 SO 8 Miss Agnes Watts 118 29 87 Mrs. C. E. Miller 107 20 87 Mrs. Hugh Gearin 114 26 88 Mrs. Thomas Robertson ........115 27 88 Mrs. Guy W. Talbot ............ 128 37 89 Mrs. W. B. Ayer ........110 21 ' 89 Mrs. F. E. Smith .....127 85 92 Miss Margaret Coat ...118 28 92 Miss Dorothy Lang 122 80 9 J Mrs. L. 11- Hoffman . . MiaaArnes McBride .. ,.115 23 9V .145 3 109 You Get What iSatve onReEit: There's no secret to my low-price method. It's LOW. RENT! By doing business "one flight up" I get below the ground-level prices. Lots of style and plenty of variety is what you-11 find here in SUIT The suits will fit your figure and the prices. will fit your pocketbook. Ti;ade upstairs and save dollars. t ' JIMMY DUNN : UPeSTAIRS Broadway i Near Alder SHERIDAN. Aug. 31. The Sheridan baseball team - won ' a hard-fought gam from the. .Independence aggrega tion here Sunday by a S to 2 score. It was one of the closest contests these two contingents ever staged. It was mainly through the hitting of Ivies that brought in the runs for the runners and Rude at shortstop for Sheridan .had a -lot to do with keeping the visitors from scor ing with his wonderful .fielding stunts. Oregon Cityi Aug. 21 In a baseball game at Gladstone park Tuesday eve ning, the finishers bested the plumbers of the Crown Willamette Paper company by a score of 7 to 4. .The iwo teams lined up as follows; Finishers K. Kollermeler, catcher: R. Calif f. pitcher ; C- Montgomery, first base ; G. Day, short stop ; J. Montgomery, second base ; G. Dambach, third base ; A. G. Shunk, left field : H. Zirbel, right field ; L. Day. center field. Plumbers R Conway, catcher; F. Ball, pitcher; O. Schwarts. first base i I Zadniker. short stop: 1. Schwarts, second' base: H. Thompson, third base ; R. Allen, left field ; II. Seller, center field; R. Courand, right field. . Guards Stag Boxing Event Three boxing events and two wrestling exhibitions were staged at the informal smoker in the new headquarters of the Munnomah guard in the Chamber of Commerce, Thursday evening. Ray Luschner and Frankle Tuck and Pete Burlas and Nick Binski put on the mat events. Freddie Anderson boxed Frankle Camping Out! In our Sporting Goods Store, on" the Sixth Floor, you : will find a complete selection of camping outfits. Every thing you will need on your camping trip is herer including: Re gulaliop Tents . Nested Buckets Auto Sets 7 Coffee Pots : Auto Tents . t Folding Bake Ovens Folding Camp Stoves Sleeping Bags, Etc. Fishing Tackle We have full assortments of high-grade. fishing tackle, in- eluding the famous .Leonard and Devine rods, reels, lincsfc hooks, leaders, baskets, etc. In most instances you will ". find our prices lower than elsewhere for like qualities. Meier & Frank's: Sporting Goods, Sixth Floor, , -r Hot Off the Bat THURSDAY'S winners: Seattle, Tort land, Lios Angeles, Salt Lake. Bunts peopled the bases for Seattle in the thirteenth inning yesterday. Then Murphy singled, shovtng a run across and defeating the Oaks, 2-1. ":r - . ...... The Seals were harpooned again their thirteenth defeat In their last 17 games in the home lot. Lefty Leverens and boneheaded base running held the Seals to one tally, while 10 hits, wild pitching and poor fielding netted the Busy Bees 6 runs Just to Bhow his appreciation of "Rub Ellis' day" at Los Angeles, the veteran outfielder an Angel since Gabriel was appointed angelic bugler scored the first run and singled to score another. The Angels won. & to 2, from the Sena tors. Ellis was given many presents by' fans and players. .... Arthur Nehf pitched the Giants to vic tory over the St. Louis Cardinals after he Had permitted the Westerners to gather two tallies in the first Inning. . . The Yankees and Browns, both eager to cinch four places, divided a double bilL Cincinnati was almost defeated by Boston, but of course won a little later. And. naturally, the Athletics lost again. West four rounds. Kid Rocco and Bobby Burns put up a fast contest and Bert Dourey bested "Red" Zeller In a slam bang affair. . Cat-ty Corner From Pantarjes Theatre