1G ' " . ' " THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND THURSDAY, JUNE 3, 1920. . " - .
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Grant Will Referee Shannon-Benjamin Bout . Junior Net Stars to Begin Play for Title
5
Beavers Use Boots Instead
Of Hands, With Bees Taking
Long End by Score ; of 7-3
. ' r - -. ' ... -
Jones Allows 12 Hits but Labors Hard in Pinches; Fielding of
Home Team Responsible for Visitors' Easy Victory; Kingdon
Heaves Wild; Bromley Benched by Johnson.
ft
D
EAK" JONES labored with
Wednesday contest,- but wretched support rave the Bees a victory.
The Beavers foozled chance after chance Kingdon pulling three boots,
two of which were wild throws and the other with a made-to-order double
play in sight. Klngdon's throwing from the shortfield was weak all -day.
Jones was touched up for a dozen bingles, - but some of them were
of the scratchy, variety, -Sheely getting a double inthe first Inning that
'counted two runs on what should have been an out. Ernie Johnson made
five hits in six times up. v " - .-' :v- ;
"Biff" Schaller -Ruthed" one at the
tart of the sixth Inning which tied the
'Count, but Sheely came back and dropped
one into the left field bleacher in the
next inning. Two more runs followed
this aa 'the result of an error by Blue,
who dropped a throw fxorn- Kingdon that
would have Tetlred the Bees. -STROTJJ
IJrTRODCCED
Bromley started -for the Bees, but was
chased to the -j- clubhouse by Manager
Johnson following an argument over
feeding a fat one to Koehler in the fourth
: after the Beaver catcher had two strikes
on htm. Stroud finished the game and
- received credit for the victory.
' Johnson's scratch hit to Jones, Krug's
walk and Sheely's fly to center, which
Maisel dropped after trying to make a
ci reus jatch, gave the- Bees two In - the
first. Mulligan's single, .Sand's : sacri
fice and Klngdon's heave to first rang
v the bell for Salt Lake in the fourth.
- For Uand. came back with two in this
Inning. Schaller singled to right field,
and Cox drew a walk. Koehler singled
to center, scoring Schaller. Kingdon. hit'
to Krug:, who made a bad throw to John
eon, Cox scoring and Koehler and King
don advancing to second and -third re
spectively. -Jones hit to Johnson and
"ICoehler was nabbed at the plate. : The
Inning was ended with a fly to Maggert.
BES FOBGE AHEAD -
In the sixth, after fouling 'eteen balls,
Schaller- slammed the ball over the right
field fence. It cleared the wall by 10
feet, but Sheely put- the Bees in the lead
with a swat into the bleachers. The next-
two . men were - retired, : when : Blue
dropped a throw, which gave Jenkins a
base. Stroud followed with a single and
. when Maggert singled to center, Jenkins
' scored and Stroud - came in on Cox's
rapid return. -j-. .
J Bheely's hit past third. Slglin's boot,
a fielder's choice, and a balk gave the
Bees their seventh run in the eighth.
' ; Portland was helpless in the last three
'.frames. Score:
t . . 8AI.T LAKE
V - -' .... . .i - AB. .. R. H.
A.
O
7
4 .
0
.0
0
o
1
o
1
Mas-sett, ef. ..... 4
t Johnson, aa. ...... 6
r-vKraa. 2b. ....... 4
Kumler, rf. ...... 6
- r feheely, lb. ...... A
f-v Mulligan, 8b. ....4
blind. It, ........ S
3 enkins, . . ...... 4
Bromley, p. . . . . . 2
JStxoud. p. ...... a
o
1
1
0
a
i
o
l
0
1
8
8,
2
8
H ,
1
1
8
0
0
Total
... .42
13 27 IS ;
PORTLAND
AB. EU H.
PO.
2
1
3
11
2
1
. S
2
O
0
E.
1
" 0
0
1
0
1
o
8
o
. o
v STrfin, 2b. ....... SO
0
i
i
0
o
-
4
1
0
C W Intersil, 8b. .... 8 V
v UtiMl, ef. 4 0
' Blue, lb. ......... 4 0
V; . frhaller. If. 4 2
Cox. rf 8 1
Koehler, e. ..... . 4 O
-Kingdon, aa. ..... 4 O
Jonea, p. ........ 8 0
'Baker . ...... 10
X
1
o
2
1
8
O
0
0
; ToUli . . , . . . . .35 8
Batted fr JotiM tn- nth
& 27 10
UCOBK BY INNDGS
alt Lake 2 0 O 1 O O 8 1 0 T
- Hita 2 1 1 1 0 1 4 1 1 12
Portland ..0 O 0 2 0 1 0 0 8
. Uita .....1 2 0 2 0 2 10 O 8
i , . ECMMABT
, Rtraefc oat By Jone 4. Base on ball -Off
Promley 2. off Jon . - Two baa hita Sheely,
.band. Bom rune Schaller, Bheely. Sacrifice
Mat Krut. Sand. Stolen baae Johneon. Band,
jenkina. i Balk By Jones. Iniuncs pitched '
The Sale
For Men
is in full
FOURTH and
Entire
HAS BEEN
20'
!
Kuppsnheimcr
as well as all other makes'
RALSTON SHOES BOYS' CLOTHING
LION SHIRTSHATS UNDERWEAR
SOX ALL MAKES OF COLLARS
ct cetera, et cetera. Nothing in s
stock reserved. AH sales final.
. .v ' v ' - i ; .' ;
Next season's prices will be 45 to 75 in
crJ ' vance of those we quote today, r
all his might to beat Bait Lake in
By Bromley 4. ram 2. tits 5, at bat IT; credit
victory to Stroud. Buna responsible) for Brom
ley 1, Strand 1, Jose 4. Tim of gams
2:10. Umpire Anderson and Byron.
UPPERS IXSE ONCE AGAIN;
2 STRAIGHT FOR RAINJTERS
Seattle, June 3. The Rainiers made it
two straight from the Saramenfo .Tip
pers Wednesday, When they Jumped - on
Mails in the second inning and made 10
runs on seven hits and i three walks.
Score: !
SACRAMENTO " SEATTLE
AB. R. H. E
AB. B. H. E
Sch'n,rf, 4 0 1" 1
Koip,lf . . . 4 0 2 0
Onpton,ef 4 0 10
Mollw1t,lb 4 12 0
Groer,3b. 4 0 2 J
Sheehanb, 8 0 v 1 0
Orra.,... , 4 O 10
Oadyie... 4 ' O O . 1
MaiU.p... . 0 ' 0 O 0
Koata.pM. . 8 0 0 0
M'd'totl.lf.. 4 1
Bohne.Sb. . 5 1
Mnrpby.lb. 8 1
Wolter,rf. 4 2
Eldred.ef... 4 1
K'rrw'thy,2b 4,2
Stnmpfa..; 4? 2
Adm. . 4,1'
.Seibold.p... 8 1
Zmloch.lb. 1 0
- Totals.,. 84 1 lO
ToUla
.88 12 18 0
8W1RK by rs-Nivns
Baeramaitto ...... .O O O O O O 0 0 1 1
Hita ....2 1OO1201 8 10
Seattle ...9 1 0 0 0 O 2 0 12
UU ....... ....0 7 O 1 2 1 8 1 15
SCMMABT ;
Struck out By fceibold. 1 . by Mails 1. Bases
on balls Off Mail 8. Two baa hits Orr.
Stnmpf. Doable playe 8heehan-MoUwits-She-han-Orr-Hollwita;
Kcnwirthy . 8tumpf - Zamlocb.
Sacrifice bita Hheehan, Murpby. Stolen bases
Bohns, U arpby. - Six runs, 5 hits, off Maili.
8 at bat in one-pins inning. Buns rexponaible
for Mails 8, Kama 2, 8 i bold x. Coarse do
feat to Mails. Time 1:35.
OAKIiAXD LOSES SECOND TO
TIGKRS; KRATJSK IiAMBASTED
San Francisco, June 3. Oakland lost
the second game of the series to the
Tigers by a score of. to 4. Krause
was hit hard. Vernon cinched the game
in the eighth when, ajxied by three hits
and errors by Krause and Cooper, the
visitors put three-runs across and broke
the tie. Score: ;
VERNON
OAKLAND
AB. B. H. E.
AB. R. H. B.
J MitchelLas S 1 2 1
Lane.cf . .
1 1
1 1
High .If. 5
Chadb'nef 8
KUher.2b. . 8
Bortou.lb. 4
Long.rf . ... 4
Smith.3b.. 2
DeTormer.c 4
W.klitcbXp 8
2
1
1
1
0
2
4 '
,1
Wilie.rf...,
Cooper, lb. .
Miller,lf....
0 0
lr2
0 1
1 1
0 1
0 O
O 0
1
1
KniKht.as. .,
SpeUmaiMS. .
t Oil
A.Arlett.2b. 4
O 2 0
Oil
Hamilton.3b. 4
Krsasej... 4
Totals... 85 6 18 2
Totals. ...85 4 8 8
SCOBB Bt INNINGS
102 00O 030
............ 04 109 231 18
............ 000 120 O01 4
............. 202 210 O01
VsSTTlOtl
Hita
Oakland
Hits-
. 8UM1IABT
" Stolen bases Miller. Lane. Wilis. Two bsss
bits Hiah 2, Chad bourne 2. J. Mitchell.
Knlsbt, Lane. Sacrifice hita Smith, V.
Mitchell. "iaber. Baaea oa balls Off Mitchell
2. Kfr KranM 1. Struck eat By MitcheU 8.
by Krause 2. Doable play Miller-Spell man.
Rons, responsible for Krause 1, Mitchell 1.
Left on base Vernon 8. Oakland 8. Tune et
same 1:55. - -t
MO XTSX SMEN KNOCKED OTJT;
IX)S ANGELES -ON IiONO END
Los Angeles. June 3- The Seals and
Angels engaged in an old fashioned elug
f eBt today, the home team coming out
victorious by a score of 11 to 8. Lewis
and Couch were knocked out ; of the
box in the. third inning when the Angels
scored nine runs. The Seals came back
of Sales"
and Boys
swing at the
MORRISON STS.
Stock
REDUCED
Suits and Coat
BIFF TELLS OF H. R.
at r' at" ' at' at " "at' ." at
HIT 'EM ON DE NOSE
Cis. si.!; '
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By B!ir SchaDer
fOopy WHUsn by tha "Oook" Hlnetf )
VACGHJT STBCET OBOUNDS,
in me t. I made my first home :
rsa of de loeal season is Wedaes.
day's eostest wld Salt Lake. Ie
smash oats my reeord with a ho at
six of de mark I made dsriag de last
few4 weeks of de llt season.
Ralph Stroad pat over limit H
straight oaes to me la de sixth and,
after I kad clipped de wings of about
a doses I eaaght one sqaarrly oa de
aose asd it landed high and dry os
de building beyosd de right field
teste. Sere was aobody oa de bags
at ds time.
X hope to get a cob pie of more oa ;
de local lot before de season closes
hard in the fourth and chased Crandall
from the mound. Score
8AN FRANCISCO
LOS ANGELES f '
AB. K. H. K.
AB. B.HE.
Killefer.cf . . 4 11 0
McAuley.as. 8 11 9
K.Cr d11.2b S 1 8 0
r-gerald.rf . 6 0 2 0
Corhan.M . .20 1
Caeney.2b. 8 1 1
O'Connell-cf 4 1 1
Koemer.lb 3 2 3
Ksmm.Sb. .5 12
Connoilyjf, 5 1 3
Affnew.c . .. 2 0 0
I-erw,p... 10 O
Couch. p. . . 0 0 O
DeTiUles,p 8 11
yelled.... 2 0 0'
(riscs,lb. . 4 1 X 1
.rawf ord.rf. 4 8 8 0
Bawier.c. .3111
Ellw.lf. ... 4 1 2 0
Niehoff.Sb. 2' 1 1 O
O.CrandaU.p 0 ; 1 O 0
Illaaey.Sb.. 2 O O . O
01TUoinaa.p. . 2 0 0 0
1
Wsbh... 1110
t Schick... 10 0 0
Totals. ..89 8 IS 2
Totals.... 35 11 13 Z
Batted for O'ConneU lip ninth.
, TBattea for Telle in ninth. . f
SCOB BX INNINGS
8ai Franciaco ......... . 200 400 002 8
Hit i.. ........... SOI 510 104 15-
Los Angeles ....!,. ...j. 01$ 000 10 11
HiU C .YfiJ . . . . 028 001 20 IS
- 6CMMART
Three base hits Crawford. Baasler. IeTitatas.
Two base hita Crawford. Walsh. Stolen bases
O'Connell, Koerner. Sacrifice) hits Corhan,
O. Crandall. Struck out By Crandall 1, by
Lewis. 2, by Couch 1, by Thomsa 4. Buns
responsible for Lewis 4, Conch 4, Dentates 1,
CrandaU 8, Thomas 2. i Four hits, 2r runs, 10
at bat. off Lewis in 2 linninca; 3 hits, 2 nins,
8 St bat, off Couch in fractional innins; 8 hits,
8 runs, 17 at bat oft Crandall in 3 1-8 innings.
Charge defeat to Lewis. Credit rlctory to Thomas.
Double plays K. CrandaD-McAuley-Griees; Cor
han -C ayeney - Koerner, alcAulej . K. Crandsil
Grisgs. Time 2 hours.
TpRAUKXJN high took an easy g-ame
uio ijuicoui oign lossers ' on
the Sellwood park grounds Wednesday
in one of . the two Portland Interscho
lastic league contests. The score was
12 to 2 mainly because Kolkana hit one
for a home run with two men on. Ten,
errors were charged against the Kail
splitters while Franklin made six. The"
scorer ; . R.H.E.
Franklin high 12 10
Lincoln high .....i., 2 810
Batteries Thomas and King-; Scales
and Cole.
' Columbia, tinfmraltw
-- --- " - W Alt
8 to 10 defeat at the hands of the Hill
Military academy aggregation on Mult
nomah field Wednesday. Vernon John
son, ; Hill pitcher, hit a home run with
the bases full in the sixth inning.
Fmurfl. rtl- Tun. Irv ; j j
championship of North Central Oregon,
" viu luaupiu Daeeoaii teams
will meet at Antelope, .Saturday. June
19. A thousand dollar purse is to go
to the winning team. Manager Law
rence S. S to Vail rf Xfnnnln r-y
- " u .A, VU
don today arranging- the game.
Two games are listed for Saturday in
the Portland Baseball association. City
of Portland, meeting Montgomery Ward
at Sellwood - park, 1 o'clock p. m.. and
two hours later the National Broom
company representatives will tangle with
the Clarke-Woodard 'contingent on the
same diamond.
It will be another busy Sunday for
the teams of the Portland Baseball as
sociation this week-end and some stellar
attractions are on the program an
nounced by .Secretary Dallas M. Simon
sen. Following Is next Sunday's sched
ule: - a. f'v.:- n;l - t i-m m n
Inter-City league Guards at Astoria:
Kirkpatricks at Sherwood ; Cendors at
Hood River ; Portland iron works at Ca
mas; Honeyman Hardware company at
Hillsboro. . t
"A-A" City league KendaH Station vs.
Can cos at Kendall station, 2 :30 p. m. ;
Arleta vs. Crown Willamette Paper Co"
Canemah park, 2 :30 p. m. ; Hesse-Martin
va Streetcar ,: Men's Local, L Columbia
Beach; 2:30 p. m. ; i Columbia Park va
Battle Ground, Wash., at Battle Ground,
:30 p. m. ; U. -P. System at McMinnville ;
Taylor Motor Car company, open date.
-A" City- league Olds, -Wortman
King vs. Oregonians. Franklin, 3 p. m. ;
Capitol HU1 vs. Cook & Gill, at Capitol
Hill, 2 :S0 p. m. ; Council Crest vs. Nation
als at Sellwood park, 2 :30 p. m. : Oswego
vs. Oregon City Woolen Mills, at Oswego,
2:30 p.' nxf Fields Motor Car Co. va
Company A Engineers at Company park,
S p. m. ; JIarshall-Wells Hardware Co.
vs. Sellwood Park at East Twelfth and
Davis, 2:30 p. m. : Rosebuds, open date;
Sellwood Park va Council Crest, Sellwood
Park, 10 a.m. (playoff) ; Marshall-Wells
TTojrdwajm Cr vn F'lnlrla "Mntnf fa...
Twelfth and Davis, 13 m,. postponed
gamei.
Independent bookings Kerr-Gifford va
Eatacada at Estacada; Knights of Co
lumbus vs. The Moose,. Franklin bowl,
1 p. m.; Peninsula Grays, open date. -
'Philadelphia; - June t. Andy Chaney
outpointed Featherweight Champion
Johnny -Kflhane last night-in an eight
round bout. Harry Grab shaded Clay
Turner and Jack Britton fought a draw
.with. .Joe 3orrelk . . . . - ' , !
j Portland-Salt Lake
June t-2-3-4-3 3 P. M.
Double - header . : Sunday, June
1:30 P. M. -
6,
9 . "7 .
L.
Bslgo Ball
Benjamin
Is Known
As Beauty
T By Boa
Joe Benjamin is taking a desperate
chance in meeting- Eddie Shannon, the
ferocious Irish lightweight 'who likes to
spoil pretty faces. In fact, Benjamin is
taking two chances one of losing his
fast rising, reputation as an aspirant for
the lightweight crown, and the other: as
being the handsomest prize fighter in
the ring. : - Y --.
So far, Benjamin's Adonis-like physi
ognomy doesn't, bear any of the marks
which are- incident to years' of ring
work, although Benjamin has been fight
ing fie years' or more. The cauliflower
ear, the - broken nose, the ; disfigured
hands and the false teeth are not among
the Benjamin repertoire" at present.
IS A PBOCD BOT
- Joe is rather -proud, thougn somewhat
bashful, of his predominating beauty.
Nevertheless, it has caused him many
embarrassing moments at times when
wealthy dowagers and lovelorn girls
have attempted to thrust their attentions
upon him. In New York especially was
Joe beset by numerous designing mem
bers of the ungentle sex.
Benjamin's prepossessing appearance
brought him as much fame In New York
as did his boxing ability, probably more.
On Broadway he was referred to as "the
answer to a maiden's prayer.' .. One time
la front of a Gotham- theatre he caused
a near riot when a bevy of matinee
strrck girls mistook him for Francis "X.
Bushman and beleaguered him to give
them just one -Word.
SHE'LL WAIT!
Despite the publicity which has been
given him, Benjamin is a modest boy 'and
would rather fight than be embarrassed
by the love-making of many women. He
runs from the latter whenever the open
ing is clear and his invariable9 rule for
bids him to answer one of the many love
letters which the -daily mail brings him.
But Benjamin isnvt a . woman hater.
If a person corners him and talks seri
ously .to .him, the cockles of his heart
warm up and he partially unbosoms him
Eelf as he sighs softly about a little girl
in New York and a fireplace and a home
of his own and a lot of things that go
witl it. - '
"But she's got to wait until I'm
tnrough fighting or am champion of the
world," says Joe. '
Leagues
NATION AXi I.EAGUE GAMES
At Boston: R.H.B.
New York . . ....... 000 010 000 1-5 4
Boston ....000 003 15 9 10 2
Batteries Toney, - Hubbell, Winters
and Smith ; Scott and O'Neill.
At Philadelphia: - " R.H. E.
Brooklyn .. .........012 000010 4 9 2
Philadelphia ...103 10010 ( 11 1
Batteries Cadore. Milius. Smith and
Krueger . Causey, Weinert, GalUa, Smith
ana vyunrow.
At Chicago: - K. H.E.
Cincinnati . ........ 200 110 100 5 15 2
Chicago .. ..........001 010 100 8 9 2
Batteries Luque and Harlden, Wingo ;
xyier, , cayey ana jvuiuer.
' At Pittsburg: ' R.H.E.
St. Ixuia .200100 300 6 11 0
Pittsburg . . ....... .200 000 000 2 6 1
Batteries Schupp and Clemons; Carl
son and Schmidt.
AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES
At New York First game: ILH. E.
Washington . . .. .0 0 0 0 010 0 0 1 3 .
New York .......22002002 8 11 1
Batteries Zachary and Gharrity ;
Quinn and Hannah.
Second game: .R.H.E.
Washington . . .....002 031100 7 11 2
New York .102 200 010 6 114
Batteries Shaw, Snyder and Piclnich ;
Mays and Ruel. . ! ,
At St. Liouis: . R.H.E.
Chicago .....301000 030. 7 13 0
St Louis ....100 001100 3 6 2
BatteriesCicotti and Schalk; Well
man. VanGilder and Severeid.
At Cleveland: '"R.H. E.
Detroit . 200 030 000 5 11 1
Cleveland . 200 030 03 8 13 2
Batteries Boland and Ainsmith ; Cald
well and O'Neill.
Bear State Team Wins
Cambridge, Mass., June 3. The first
Eastern appearance of the - University
Of - California racnnet wfolitora woa
against - Harvard university - here yes
terday. Trie Berkeley - contingent won
five out of the six matches and clear
ly outclassed everything m sight'
WHEN somebody , I ;
tellsyouof abat
tery' that has come
throu(h m lone E A: snd
had some bard knocks
lonf the way, doat
put him down as a
wis4Januaer.: But yon
can bet oa it that if tha
tale is cospel-trus he
: had good battery to '
: tart with and he gave
it a square deal. Ask
about the 9tiU Better T
Wniard.
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NINTH and EVERETT
.East Bumaida at
. . Seventeenth
443 Stark
454 Burnside
Bet. 12th and 13th
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3AM
STANBINSS
Facifto Coast Leaeue
' W. XPeM- , ,
San Frano'e.86 18 .SS5 Los Anceles.
Bait Lake.. 32 24,67 1 Oakland .. ,
Portland . .28 24 .620) Saerasaeato..
Veraoa ...31 29 .517 Seattle ....
Natianal L sag us
Cincinnati.. 25 IS .61d Boston . . . ,
Brooklyn . .28 IS .SOSI St. Louis . .
Chinco x. .34 IS .6Tlj New York. .
nttsbun ... 1 8 1 .4861 Philadelphia.
American Lssgus
Cleeland .,26 12 .84 Washington. .
Ksw York.. 28 16 .610 St. Louis...
Boston ... .21 16 .868 Pbilsdelphia.
Chicago ...22 18 .8501 Detroit ....
W. U Pet.
27 29.482
28 82 .489
28 81 .446
20 84 .870
18 18.4SS
1 22 .43
15 28 -S5
1ft 25 .873
21 19 .825
14 23 .378
18 28 .80S
12 27 .308
DAVIS WINS BATTLE
FROM THE SHATTUCK
BALL TOSSERS, 8-2
DAVIS and Shattuck school teams met
in the final game of the champion
ship round , of the Portland Grammar
School Baseball league Wednesday aft
ernoon on the Jefferson : high school
grounds, the champions of the west side
trimming Shattuck by an I to 2 swore.
From the time Walter Red" : Brown
doubled In ,the ' first inning scoring
"Skeef Story and Xefty" Gaodwln the
Davis contingent, kept plugging away for
a victory. ' . -: - . - . '
The playing of Frank Heissenreter In
left field for Davis was the ; fielding
feature of the matinee, the little fellow
grabbing four difficult flies. He was at
bat four times, drawing walks on three
occasions. "Tab" Munsey and Charley
Shirley played a clean game 'for the
losers but that can't be said of two or
three others on the Shattuck team. In
the final inning , with two out,, Abie
Jacobson struck out, -the third 'strike
being called and he Immediately pro
ceeded to "clean" the umpire. His ac
tions throughout the Contest, it' is said,
were far from being what should be ex
pected from a grammar school athlete
and the game ,-against Davis was not his
first appearance. - . ,
Arleta and Shaver schools will meet
this afternon on the Columbia Park dia
mond and , it will be the second time
the two squads have met, the first
clash ending 12 to 12. Arleta is leading
the circuit with five wins and one de
feat,, and Shaver has three wins and
two setbacks,- while Woodmere and
Davis now are tied for second honors.
The twoi squads met last month on the
east side, Davis winning 3 to 1. Should
Arleta win today, - the Woodmere
Davis playoff will be staged-early next
week, probably , Tuesday, oh the west
side on Multnomah field or the Twenty
fourth and Vaughn street grounds. 1
Waverley Course Is
- Open for Practice
The Waverley Country ;club course
has been thrown open for practice , for
the state , championship ; tournament
which opens - next Monday with the
interstate - team trophy ' contest Four
teams Waverley, Portland, Tualatin
and Aberdeen, Wash,, will .enter -this
competition. - r
Entries in the men's -singles will close
next Monday night Blanks can be se
cured at the Waverley Country club or
from W. H. Nash, chairman of the
handicap committee of the Portland
Golf, club, - or from Jack Louiason,
chairman of " the Tualatin Country club
handicap committee.
- Yakima Scores Poor
On account of a stiff wind and a bril
liant sun- scores in general at the two
day tournament of the Yakima, Wash.,
Gun club were poor, C. I Templeton of
Seattle and G. A. Conklin of Yakima
tied for first honors with 141.
The following scores were made by lo
cal shooters on the first day : J. B.
Troeh 136. Abner Blair 135, P. J. Holo
han 133. CJ B. Preston 129, Grant Haw-
man 109, and E. H. Riches 112.
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THE arrival of this splendid lot of merchandise occasioned one of the most pleasant surprises we have
ever experienced: - '' i...
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EACH Tie in, this collection is a workof beauty. They are all made of the finest domestic and
imported silks and the. variety of patterns is sufficiently large to assure men of every taste a
highly satisfactory choice. " , 0 . . ;
And every Tie is fitted .with a silk slip-easy band.
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RUTH GETS THREE
SEASON'S TOTAL 15
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By Babe Sa(h -
(CopyHght, 1S20, by tha United News)
N1
rW vohk, jane s. 1 knocked
oat three mere horns rans la
Wednesday afternooa's two games
with the Senators, making 18 : for
me : so far this seasoa, patting me
abont two ntoatm ahead ef last
year's sehedsle asd halt way tewatd
breaking my old reeord ef 29, eitah.
llshed last year.. s , ' , j
, I hope I will not he thought boast.
fsl . la saylsg. that home rans are
becoming easier for 'me. Is gather
ing IS of them so far this year I
have developed additional coafldesre
In approaching the plate aatil I now
feel equal to making a homer every
time I go ip to bat If the pitchers
will pitch to me Instead of passing .
me. I would rather take my chances
on striking oat than be passed'delib
erately. .
My frleads tell jme that 1 made a
record today with three la two games
bat I had previously made two la
one game this season. '
This v time last year I had only
three homers. -,
- The first one 'today was knocked
off a low fast ball aboat knee high. -I
lifted it Into my favorite spot in
the upper tier of ' the right field
- stand. The second, off Carlson, went
lsto the right bleachers. Tbe ball
was high asd fast.
- My third homer was made 1 off
Snyder's high fast ball and It land- '
ed In the center bleachers.
American Yachts to
Engage in Trial Spin
. Newport, R. .1 June 2. (I. N. jS.)
The Resolute and the Vanitie. America's
rival yachts for the honor of defending
the America's cup against the 'Shamrock
IV were in racing trim early today for
the start of the trial spina on Narragan
sett bay. Crews were aboard and 'the
rival commanders eager, for tha start
The yachts will race over a 30-mlle
course and the Resolute will be given, a
time allowance of 1 minute and 42 sec
onds. - ' '-.
. Charles F. Adams will be at the wheel
of the Resolute, which is the favorite.
George Nichols, commodore of the New
York Yacht club, is the Vanitie's skipper.
The start of the race is scheduled for
11 o'clock and early weather conditions
were favorable, "
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Merehanoise
Uses No Comparative Prices,
Irvington '
Net Tourney
Scheduled
THE annual spring handicap tennla
tournament of - the Irvington club
will be started next Monday,- according
to the plans of Catiln Wolfardajshairman
of the committee in charge. KKire than
33 entries in the men's Bingles are ex
pected and besides these there will be
men's, doubles, women's-singles, women's
doubles and- : mixed doubles to settle
championships. "
A beautiful trophy will go to the win
ner of each class. - - The committee re
quests that all entries be turned in not
later than 8 - o'clock p.. m. Saturday;
and the drawinga will be made imme
diately following. Entries ' may be sent
to Catiln Wolfard, 82 North Broadway;
Mrs. J. P. Mulder. 572 East Thirteenth
street north; or Walter-A. Goes. Corbett
building. -- --- : , i : : -
, Efforts wUl be made to complete the
tourney on the Irvington courts by 'the
end of next week. - Practically all the
contestants In the handicap affair wUland that he will give Shannon
be entered ' in the annual Oregon state
championships billed for the Multnomah
Amateur Athletic club courts- during the
week of July 14. i
SPECIAL MEETING
OF GUN CLUB WILL
i BE HELD NEXT WEEK
WAYS and means of building a club
house to replace the one destroyed
by fire during the .state championship
tournament a fortnight ago will be dis
cussed at a special meeting of the mem
bers' of the Portland Gun club- at the
Imperial hotel Wednesday night, June 10,.
President Newland will appoint a building-committee
which will be instructed
to report with plans at the meeting, v
- It has been suggested that the membership-
be assessed ' a certain sum to
help defray the expenses of construct
ing the ; new , building. This question,
however, will be put to a vote.
;On account of the, money Invested in
traphouses, the plan of disposing of the
lrescnt property at Jenne station was
deemed inadvisable, but it is likely that
a part of the 20-acre tract will be sold.
The members present :at Wednesday's
luncheon - were opposed '; to the idea of
building another two-story building.. It
is likely that a small house for' the su
perintendent will be constructed imme
diately. This will be apart from the
main club building. . l
Olympic Training
, Camp to Be Opened
Washington, June 4. (L N, S.) A
central training camp for the Olympic
games contests from - the army will be
opened at Jefferson Barracks, near St.
Louis, June 10, - it -has. been innounced
by tha war department Representatives
of all departments within the continental
limits of. the United States will assem
ble there for lnter-depart mental cham
pionship meet, which - will be held on
July 2, 3 and 5. .- .
Westerners Win, 10 to 5 V
Cambridge, Masa, June 3- While the
University of California tennis players
were winning from the Harvard play-
era, the Bear State baseball team was
humbling the Harvard aggregation.
The final ..score 'was; -California 10.
Harvard 5. Harvard was leading 5 to
2 at the end of the sixth, but the West
ern nine made four-in the seventh and
another quartet crossed the pan in the
ninth. Ellison and Dexter formed the'
winning battery, opposed by Felton and;
Blair. ' -. - I
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Very rine lies
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Choice
They Are Misleading and Often Untrue
Grant Will
Be Refecce
Of Ring Go
. , By Bob
TACK GRANT will jeferee the main
J event of 10 rounds between Eddie
Shannon and .Joe 'Benjamin at the
Armory Friday night
Because of the bickering over the
referee. Grover Francis, official ref
eree of the Portland boxing commission,
gave it out that under no circumstances
would he consent to be the third man
in the ring. Shannon let it be known
that anyone not blind nor rheumatic
would be acceptable to him. Grant was
agreeable to Benjamin, so Grant wa3 ,
talked Into the Job.- -
When Grant was refereelng a f ew -years
ago his decisions Iwere' generally;
looked upon aa proper and honest i
3rant and Benjamin are said to be
close personal friends, but all - who
know Grant say he is too square a
guy to be swayed -by such a feeling
fmuara
deal in the breaks and in any decision
rendered. - -
Johnny Cloy, the flyweight, who was
to meet Abie Gordon in one of - the
eight-round preliminaries. Injured his
knee while training and was forted to
call off'hls match. Matchmaker Hobby
Evans la busy trying to line up another
opponent for Gordon, who Is reputed
to be in the best, form of his career.
In case an opponent cannot be found
for -Abie, another bout will be substi
tuted. '
' Sammy - Gordon and Dick Brenton,
bantams, who will swap swat ,for
eight rounds, are . reported In "splendid
shape. This fight, ,it is predicted, will
be a battle royaL Brenton will out
weigh Gordon several pounds,- but the
promising Portland battler la not wor
rying about the handicap. j
Incidentally Jt might be mentioned
that Sammy has made up his mind not
to Join Tom ' O'Rourke, l?a8tern fight
manager, and will stay under the guid
ance of Abe Mat en, the boy who
brought hint thus far with such marked
success. t
Joe Gorman and. Young Brown, the
featherweights,; who put up the most
grueling 10-roUnd fight ever seen In
Portland, have been rematched for the
10-round main event of the Portland
boxing commission at the Armory, June
11, according to announcement made
by Matchmaker Bobby Evans. Evans
had 1 to raitse -his price to rematch the
little demons, but he figured them fully
worth the Increase.
' The seml-windup of the same card
will bring together Andre Anderson,
the big Chicago heavyweight, and Clem
Johnson, giant negro of California. An
derson's . manager asserts that all the
coast heavyweights are afraid of An
derson and that the big colored boy
was the only one who' could be found
who is willing to meet the Chicago
Titan.
' The rest of the Card is being arranged.
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