The Oregon daily journal., June 14, 1920, Page 10, Image 10

THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, MONDAY, JUNE 14, 1820.
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Gardinals Loom as Contender in National Portland Golf Club Team Win Clemsom I ropby
I,
Infer-State
Trophy Won
By Portland
rIE Portland Golf club team Ru
dolph Wllhelm. Dr. O. F. Willing,
Krcal Kay and Boaeo Kawcett won th
first leg on th John a. Clemon Inter
state team championship trophy Sunday,
defeating: the Waverley Country club
quartet, Ruwell Smith, J., R. Straight,
Forest Watson and A. 8. Kerry, with
aa aggregate of up In two best ball
matches over 36 holes. .
Wllhelra and Kay won from Watson
and Straight. 4 upk while Fawcett and
Dr. Willing; finished 2 up on Smith and
Wllhelm and Kay were tip on their
opponents at the end of the morning
round. Kay's remarkable playing enabling-
the Portland duo to win a majority
of the holes. In the afternoon Straight
and Wateon brace and cut the . lead
down to four holes. Willing and Faw
cett took the lead in their match on
the fifth hole and held It throughout the
entire match. . ) . .
. The cards of players:
Morning round
WUhslm (out)
44458884 8 87
8484,8 888 S 87
4 8 4 4 8 8 4 8 8 87
45486848 8 8
0 5 84 8 087 74
43442486 0 84 71
08408080 e 36V 76
04B6SB46
4 6 0 4 0 8 0 6 841
404B4S46 8 88
84405800 8 87
4 0 5 6 8 4 0 840
4 8 0 4 8 4 8 0 6 87 T8
5 8 5 0 8 4 8 4 7 St 77
8 77
Kay
Watson ......
Straight .....
Wilhelm (is) .
Kay .'. ......
Watson . ....
Straight .....
Willing (oat) .
Fawost . . . . ,
Smith .......
Kerry ..... ...
Willing (In)..
Fawceti .....
Smith ....... 5 8 0 0 8 4 4 5
Kerry ....... 4 4 0 5 4 4 4 0
Afternoon round
WUhslm (oat) 44456204 8 86
Kay 04400800 8 89
WatMm 04484886 885
Rtraisht 44006886 889
WUhalm (in). 0 8 5 4 8 0 2 0 6 8874
Kay ........ 0 8 0 8 0 8 0 6 41 SO
Watson .... . 48448685 7 89 74
Straight ..... 0860848 0 0 89 78
Willing (oat) .40405806 8 40
Faweett ..... 40404200 8 87
Smith ...... 4 0 4 0 6 8 4 0 8 89
Kerry ..... .. 4 4 4 6 0 8 4 0 8 88
Willing (In).. 0 8 4 0 8 0 8 I I 89 79
Fewest ..... 5 8.4 4 2 6 8 6 89 76
Smith - 4 8 0 4 8 4 4 6 689 78
Kerry ....... 4850 4080
6 40 78
" jamawLmmawammmamo :
Leagues
- . AMERICAN
a rttlMn? R. H. E.
Washington.. 100000 00 12 8 0
Chicaro 1 0 0 0 1 0 4 11 1
Batteries Courtney, onaw mam iruna
Sen i Williams and Schallc
1 At at Xjtnim:- . - R. H. EL
RA.tnn 00010001 8 6 9 4
St. Louts.... ! 0 10 10 8 1 11 13 0
. Batteries Jones and Walters ; Shocker
and Severeid. : -.
a rivia.nA - - R. H. E.
Tw York.,. 6 0 1 01 1 0 2 8 14 18 0
rioveland . . ; 0000000 0 0 12 1
Batteries Shawkev and Hannah
Uhle, Myers, Waeth and O'Neil, Thomas.
' At Detroit ; R. H. E.
Philadelphia . ..00800000 08 6 1
Detroit ...;.0000 10 02 01 4 U 1
Batteries Ferry and Perkins; Ehmke
and Stanage. t . .
NATIONAJj
A N "Vrk R. H. E.
St. - Louis. .... 1 1 0 2 1 0 0 0 06 9 0
New Terk.... 01000020 08 8 2
Batteries Doak. Sherdell and Clem
one; Dilboeffer, Barnes and Smith, Gon
zales. ; :; . ; ; v ;:: ':;:;.; ;:
II ANVtVlvil!' " ' R. H. E.
nnrtiinatl ... 000001 00 01 6 0
Brooklyn . .- 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00 6 0
Batteries Rinir and Rariden : Mar-
quard. Smith and Miller.
No others scheduled.
Oakland Wins .
Both Games
From Beavers
CAN FRANCISCO, June 14. Oakland
O won both games' Sunday, taking the
morning rame 9 to 1. and the afternoon
game 11 to ,.,.: ,
In the mornlnr ram. Kallio opened up
wild and allowed 4 runs and S hits to
the first nine men to face him. He was
relieved by Glacier, who was not much
better. . After pitching two ana a tnira
Innings, he was relieved by Jones but
he came In too late to stop the onslaught.
HoUine pitched good steady ban.
The afternoon game was a slugging
affair. Knight scored the first run in
the fourth when he hit a homer over
tight field. Scores:
Morning game:
- PORTLAND
AB. B. H.
.8 2
.2 1 ,
.2 1
,5 ' 8
.6 0
.5 .0
.0 0
.4 1
,0' 0
Blue, lb . . .
Weaterzil. Bb
Maiael. cf , .
Cox. rf . . .
Schaller. If
Baker, ...
Biglin. 2b . .
Kingdon,
KaUio. D
Jnney ...........1
Glazier, p ......... O
Snranger. 8b ......2
i Jone, P.........1
TKoehler
Boat, p ..........0
1
0
1
0
o
0
1
1
. 2
1
2
0
0
2
0
, 1
;V
2
O
o
0
o.
8
2
0
0
0
1
o
o
o
A.
0
I
o
1
1
: It
4
1
0
0
4
1
o
0
Totals,.,...
rrHE weather Sunday was not 'just
I A exactly what it should have been for
baseball and as a result four games In
the Inter-City league of the Portland
Baseball association had to be poat--poned.
; The only contest staged found
-'the Honeyman Hardware ; company
aggregation of Portland winning from
the Hood River delegation on the Hood
Leavelt
to J6y!
For thorough work
and prompt service
in
Cleaning and
bring your clothes to
J.oy. It will cost you
lessabout one half
as much and you'll
be satisfied! v ;
French Dry Clean
ing M en'sSuits
$125; - Pressing 45c.
Women's Plain-Tailored
Suits French
Dry Cleaned $1.50.
sn
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-" 0 ii !'
River, Or., grounds. The score was 10
to 1 and as a result the Pomanders are
tied with Bill Heales Klrkpatrick All-
Stars for the leadership of the circuit.
Quessenberry , twirled for the winners
and allowed the Apple Growers three
hit, while the Honeyman representa
tives made 18 bingles. They won the
contest in the first frame by scoring
five runs. f?-; ... .
!; Won. Lost P.C.
Honayman HardwM Co... .4 1 .800
Kirkpatrick AU-8tar 4 1 .800
Htutrwood . .... . 4 2 .67
Multnomah Guard ....... 8 2 " .600
Hlllaboro . . .... 8 2 .600
Central Doer tt Lumber Co. : 8 8 : .600
Portland Iron Worka. . . . . . 2 ' 2 .500
Aatoria Ctntetiniaia. ...... 1 , 2 .883
Camaa Papermaker. ...... . 1 4 .200
aioou mm ...
I TaiM. ef - .
I Wllie, rf . .
Cooper, lb
Miller. If .
Knikht. 8b
Fitzximmom, as
Mitar, e . . . . .
A. Arlett, 2b . .
HoUins, P . . . .
89 7
OAKLAND
AB. - a
4 2
.......2 2
i.8 2
4 . 0
.......4 . .0
13 24 15 1
H.. O.
2 8
.4
.4
.8 -.8
1
0
1
1
4
lO
8
0
" 0
6
1
0
2T
o
0
1
S
1
0
K.
0
1
X
0
0
o
o
, 0
0
.000
Bob Rankin's Lang & Co. tossers took
revenge on the Allen & Lewis team Sat
urday afternoon on the Columbia ; park
grounds. It was a return game between
the wholesalers and up until the tenth
frame was a great game. The final out
come was 15 to 8 and the fireworks hap
pened in the tenth. The Lang & - Co.
batters made two home runs, three
triples andaa number of singles in the
fatal inning ; in fact the team batted
around twice before the third man was
out. Allen A Lewis won the first game
and now a third battle will have to be
played to decide the 1920 championship
of Front street, t.
Total .........81 13
Batted far Kallio in third. ;
tBattad for Jones in eighth.
SCORE BT INNINGS
Portland .............. .108 010 110- 7
Hit. ...lOI 12 I2V 1Z
Oakland ... ............. 180 080 ?0-
Hits .....23U 1ZV si- is
? dTTMMART
Foar rnaa. 5 hits, 8 at" bat off Kallio in
9 tnninm: 2 rana. 3 hits. 9 at bat off Jones
in 2 2-3 tnninas: 8 runs. 8 bits, lO at bat
off Glaaier in 2 1-8 innincs. : Chare defeat
to Glazier. Throe base nits Hoiunc, uiuer.
Spranser. Two base hits Westrexu, tjooper.
arhallr. Sacrifies bits Maisd 3. Bases on
balli Off SalUo 1. off Hollitif 2, off GlasieT
2, off Jonas 1. Strnrk out-Hy housoc . or
Olasier 1. Hit by pitched ball Glasier, Bin.
Will) rnty-kM Bnllinv a. Double Dlar KinC'
rinn-Rielin-fUiiA. Ift oa banes. PorUsad 8.
Oakland 8. Stolen bases FltzshnsBons. Rons
responsible for HoUins 4. Kama 4. usuner
3. Time 1:80.
Second game:
PORTLAND
;. AB. R. H.
Blne. lb ....... 8 O
Rprancer. 8b .... 2 - 1
Maisel, ef 4 0
(.jOI, t e 4 1
arhaner. If ...... 2 0
Koehlsr. e ...... 4 0
Sitiin. 2b ....... 2 0
Kincdon. ss ..... 3 o
Poison, p ....... 8 O
Roes, lb ........ 0 0
PO.
12 i
, 1
1.
2
j .
4
2
O
1
A K.
O
8 ;'
o :
o
0 '
1
4
6 -
3 :
0
Totals
The Lang & Co. employes had a ball
game Friday, the warehouse nine de
feating the office force 9 to 4.
A very important meeting of the Port
land Baseball association is scheduled
for tonight, starting at 7 :45 o'clock In
the club rooms of the Multnomah Guards
second floor ; of the Chamber of .Com
merce building. Vancouver. Wash-, has
made application for entry in the Inter-
City circuit of the P. B. A. and the mat
ter .will be acted on tonight. A Port
land team will have to be added to th
list to make the league complete an
this will be discussed. It may be tha".
two inter-city leagues ; may be .organ
ised. ; .. Z -
.....27 2
OAKLAND
AB. R. H.
3 24 16
PO. A
fn. ef ........ 4 2 1 2 1
WiUe, tt ......... s .9 -1- i u
(ooper. lb ..... 4 2 2 13 O
Altllsr, a b v 1 I 'V
knieht. 8b .... . 6 1 2 1 2
Fitsnmtnons. M ...51 21 4'
8pellman, o ...... B 2 , 2 5 2
A. ArMU. SB .... A o o a a
itscan. p 4 O 12 8
Totals 88 Tl T5 27 15
Cards Show
Real Speed
On Road Trip
J .... : -v ;
By Jack Teiock
NEW YORK, June 14-L N. a) The
St. Louis Cardinals are looming up
on the National league horixon as seri
ous contenders for the pennant. -
Cardinal teams of other years have
made spurts, only to fall back into the
ruck after a short string of victories.
But Branch Rickey's 1920 entry Is dif
ferent.
have wcrwnro strkak
With the season one third gone, the
Cardinals appear to have settled down
to their real speed and they are trav
eling; fast. They have won 11 out of
their last 18 games. They are. playing
fast, heady and aggressive baseball and
hitUnir in timely fashion. And above
all hey are getting good pitching. '
: To date the Cardinals have manhandled
the Dodgers and brow-beaten the Giants
on their first Eastern invasion. Jf their
pitchers hold out they will return to St.
Louis well prepared to make one of the
strongest fights a St. Louis club ever
made for a pennant. ......
HOB3C8BT TO SEMAI5
Rickey and his players are confident
and full of fight.
"We are in the race to stick to the
finish." said Rickey today. "We are
making- no predictions. Neither are we
conceding anything to anybody. All we
ask is our share of the . creates. Ana
as a parting shot the Cardinal manager
took occasion to hammer the life out ot
the old rumor regarding Hornsby's sale
to the Giant.
"Hornaby is a St. Louis institution.
1 have turned down an offer of more
than 8175,000 for him. That ought to
be answer enough." he said.
Where The Teams
Play This Week
Portland versus Vernon, at Los
Angeles, seven games.
Los Angeles at Salt Lake, seven
games.
San Francisco at Sacramento,
seven games.
Seattle - versus Oakland, ' at San
FraBCiaeo, seven games, i
and that man scored the winning run.
Aldridge "proved reffectlve' throughout.
Hits were bunched on Fittery in the
game at. Stockton, while Pertica pitched
steady- ball for the Angela- score
Morning game:
LOS ANGELES
AB. R. H. E
KmefeT.ef. 1 1 O
MeAnleys. 5 1 ,
K.Cr'd'U,2b 4 2
Grlssa.lk.. 4 2
Ofwfordjrf 4 0
Lepen.e... 4 0
EUis.lf... 4 0
Haney.Sb. . 4 O
Pertica,p. .40
8ACHAMKNTO.
- AB. R. H. E.
Sehans.rf.. 4 1 1
Kom.u. ... 411
Cotnpton.cf . 4 12 0
Kan. lb. ..80 1
Sneehan.2b. 4 0 0
CroTr,3b... 4 0 0
urrs. . . v u
Cook.o. ...30 1
mttTj... 4 0 0
Totals.
.88
Totals.
84 2 1
Portland
HiU
Oakland
Hits
OA
TMRIK PLANTS: ' ''
104 Fourth St.
Bet. Waskisgtoa aid Stark
151 Grand Aven
. 9eac East Morrison
1043 Belmont St,
Near Last tits
Missionaries
Elect:Oaptains
For Next Season
Whitman . College, i - Walla Walla.
Wash., June 14.-Three varsity captain;
were elected last week to pilot Whit
man varsity teams next year. Bennie
Comrada was elected baseball captain
by the lettermen, Ellwyn Webster as
tennis leader, and Frank "Sticks De
ment as track captain. Comrada ia a
two-year letterman in baseball , and
also football captain in 1918. He is one
of the heaviest hitters on the Whitman
nine, and plays the center field.
Webster is also a two-year letterman.
playing conference tennis in both his
freshman and sophomore year, both
years winning his singles matches with
Washington State college and the Uni
versity of Idaho, and this year playing
on . the doubles team which won the
triangular -conference tennis champion
ship played between W. s. C, Idaho and
Whitman, for Whitman. . ,;
"Sticks" Dement, chosen track cap
tain. Is well i known throughout the
Northwest, for three years being chosen
as all-Northwest center on basketball
teams, and playing this year on the
Whitman basketball team which won
the Northwest Conference championship,
and remained the undisputed champions
of the West and unchallenged champions
of the United States, efforts which were
made by Graduate-Manager Borleske to
obtain Eastern games - for Whitman
failing, .-.v - ,j
Dement specialises In the krsr '220
hurdles, besides being a good man In
the broad Jump and javelin. -,
. . . . ..80 11 12 27
SCORE BT INNINGS
0100000
O 1 O O 0 0 1
0 1 0 0 2 4 4 0 11
...... 0 3 1 0 2 2 8 O 12
V ... BUM MART -
Stolen bases Bine. Kincdon. Sprannr. Wilis.
'tome run Knisht. Three base hit Cooper.
Two base bits Cooper 2, Lane. Sacrifice hit
Arlett. Bases on balls Off Poison 4. off
lagan 8. Struck out By Poison 8. by Rasaa
& Hit by pitcher Wilis. Double play Ra-
;an (unassisted). Wild pitches Poison, Ra
esn. Runs responsible for Polsoa A, Rasan 1.
Left en bases Portland 6, Oakland 4.- Tims
1:45. .- ;r:
6 12 1
SCORE BY INNINGS -Los
Angeles .......... 80201000
Sacramento .......... O0 0 0O20 0
SUMMARY
Botes rem fjrlris Three base hits K Uls
ter. Grins. Compton. Two esse hit Crandall.
Sacrifice hit Crandall. Struck tut By Fit
ter 8. Rons reapoasibla for Pertica .1, Fit
ters' B. Tuna 1:86.
csYoia Csm Baiik on If"
says the Good Judge
You fyili sa
money bv using
the Real Tobarco
Chew, The full.
rich tobacco taste
lasts so long, you don't !
need a fresh chew nearly
ed often.
Smaller chews., too, and ..
more genuine - satlsf ac
tion. Any man who uses the
Real Tobacco Chew will
tell you thatr
Put tip in two styles
RIGHT CUT is a short-cut tobacco '
W-B CUT is a lonj fine-cut tobacco
' I
l
SAUT LAKE BEES BtHZZ TO ,
TUNE OF THREE GABtE HEAD
Salt Lake, June 14. With the winning
of Sunday's double bill Salt Iake has a
three game lead on first ! place, to bat
tle for which they entered the series
Just " closed - on even : terms with San
Francisco. Salt Lake took five of the
seven game series. Today's series was
5 to 2, for the first tune and 13 to for
the second. -In the two games the Seals
used six pitchers and the Bees made four
home runs. ' two of them by Mulligan
Score : -'. 4 : S-M?'v' :-'
Morning ga.m
Afternoon ram:
LOS ANGELE8 I
AB. K. H. E l
KilJefer.rf.. 4
kfcAulnr.H.. 8
Crandall.2b. 8
Gricas.lb. . 4
Crawford. rf. 4 ,
Basalpr.e.i. 4 :
EUisJf . ... 4
Baney,8b. .' 4
Aldridasj.. 3
SACRAMENTO
AB. B. B. SL
BOY SCOUTS WILll 1DO STUNTS I BOY SCOUT FIELD
i
Cartoon drawn by one of the Boy 8 oouts depicting the event hicli will
be given at tbe field rally of the ivrtlahd ooundl, Boy Sooato, at
the. baseball park Tuesday at 1 p. m. i
20 Entries Made in:
Tacoma Ski Contest
Reports from Tacoma are that more
than 20 ski jumpers nave already entered
the lists for the annual tournament of
the Northwestern Ski club, to be held
Sunday, June 27, in Paradise ; valley,
Mount JRainier. Winners of contests at
Denver, Minneapolis, Winnipeg and
Vancouver will be among those to
compete. The club announces that am
nio transportation "and accommodation
facilities have been ' provided ' for all
who may attend and that no "saaollne
shortage" need be feared.
. - Duke Wins Another
Del , Monte, CaL. June 14. The special
swimming meet held here Sunday ; had
a number of international favorites in
the events. Duke Kahanamoku of Ha
waii won the 100 yard swim,, with his
teammate K. Keolaia, finishing second.
W. Keolaia took first. In the 440 yard
contests with Ludy Linger of . Los An
geles second and W. Morrison of Oak
land -third. . "Stubby" Kruger won the
SO yard -backstroke. ' - .
: Oswego Lake Season to Open v
Anglers are preparing for the opening
of the fishing season in -Oswego lake
Tuesday. -
Black bass are said to be in abund
ance this season and it is expected that
a large number of fishermen will try
their luck on the opening day.
tv.am
or
Paolfle Ooast Laaaus
W. Li. P.C1 W.
u p.a
Portland .1.80 81.482
Sso'to .. ...28 89.418
Oakland ..(..29 41.414
SeatUa ..4.29 40.395
Salt lake... 41 28.612
San Fran. .38 29 .587
Vernon ....40 81.663
Los Ancelas 8T 31 .844
;. i 1--, Nations
; i W. U P.C.
Cincinnati ..28 20 .583
Brooklyn .,27 20 .874
8L Louis. '27 23.840
Chicaso ...28 25.800
i - American Lsaoua
. : ! W. L. P.C. VT. I P.O.
ClsTdsnd ..88 17 .660Wahinrtoa .22 20.624
New Tock.,34 18 .864 St. Louis .19 27 .413
Boston . . . .25 18 .681 Detroit ... .18 84 .820
Chicago . 28 22 -642 Pniladalpbia 1 34 .320
' W. U P.O.
Boston .,.21 28.477
Pittabnrt .20 22 .478
New York 1.21 28.428
Phils. ...k. 18 27 .418
RAILY WILL BE HELD
AT BASEBALL PARK
rTMIE Boy Scout
field rally will be
pulled oft at the baseball park Tues
day at 1 o'clock, rain. or shine.
The -Portland Scouts have a record of
not ha vine nostnoned a single one or
their events in five years and they dqn't
propose to break the record Tuesday,
Tha rail v will be preceded by a pa-
rada thrnusrh the nrinclDal Street Of the
city, etarUng from West Park and Main
streets at 11 :45 a. m. Every one of the
3X00 Scouts of the Portland council is
MMetad to b in the Darade. whicn win
be led by the Scout band, the fife and
drum corps and the official bugler.
A nrosrram of 18 evenU covering an
Of the activities of the Scouts will start
promptly at 1 o'clock and will inciuae
a burlinr. drumming and fifing con
test, crab race, semaphore signalling.
horse and rider, presentation ot nrst
class badges, fire by friction and water
boillnsT. j-ooes. staffs and their uses.
bicycle flag drul, rope jumping, inter
national Morse, rolling race,, nrst- aia
to the injured, skinning the snake, wall
scaling-, archery. Scout equipment race,
fireman's drag and fireman's carry and
troop -stunts. -.
Several hundred Scouts will participate
In the events. '
The rally Is open to the public, no ad
mission fee beinf charged. .
Motorcyclists Are 1
Preparing for lour
Singh Beats Baker 'Wrestler
Baker. June 14. Basanta Singh, Hindu
middleweight wrestler, defeated James
14 minutes Saturday night. iNoregaard
forfeited the second fall after he had
suffered the' renewal of an injury to his
hand, j Matches between Ad Gustavo and
Singh land between Gustavo I and Nore
gaard are now in prospect for the near
future, i Koregaard .and Gustavo will,
probably meet July 8V : J v
r; :::- ! .'
"Dartmouth has recognized swimming
as a varsity sport. A new pool will be
ready for use in the fall. Other sports
Including golf, wrestling, fencing and
gymnastics, have also been officially
recognised by the athletic council.
Salem. Or.. June 14. Salem motor
cyclist are preparing for the-greatest
Catherine of the clan ever witnessed tn
the Northwest on the occasion of the
annual gypsy tour to be staged here
June 19 and 20. Arrangements have
been made for the entertainment of sev
eral hundred enthusiast during the two
flay meet, practically every club in th
Willamette valley, as well as a "-number
of club from outside of the valley and
from Washington, having- announced
Vtsir intention of attending in force.
Saturday evening will be featured by
a bic bonfire with speechmaklng and
a number of carnival stunts, to be fol
lowed by a hill climbing contest, the
day's program being topped off by
grand ball in the armory. A picnic has
been ' arranged for Sunday with a pro
gram of sand races, broad jump and
other unlaue contests for the motor
cyclists.
Troeh Wins
Doubles in
Handicap
WALLa WALLA. Wash.. June 14.
A Hr 9 AA ABtfamin Awrtsstsa a ast
here participating in the Pacific coast
handicap shoot of 'he National Trap
Shooting association, which opened Sun
day with the Walla WaHa lodge of Elks
overture and the Pacific coast champion
ship doubles. Both events wre shot at 18
yards.
The double were won by F. M. Troeh.
Vancouver, Wash., who broke 47 out of
50 targets. Tom Barclay of Prescott,
Wash., tied with J. B. Troeh. Portland.
for second place, and in the shoot off:
at 20 targets, Troeh won, breaking 17 "
to Preacott's 18.
There were 108 participants In the
other event, which was won by Abner
Blair. Portland, with 99 breaks out of a
possible 100. Second place was won by
Ralph E. Klnser, Seattle.' Wash., with
98 . breaks to his credit. A. R. Johnson,
Lewlston, Idaho, was third, with 97,
and E. H. Keller of .Portland. V. M.
Troeh of Vancouver, and F. B. Stoop of
Kalispell. Mont., tied for fourth place
with 96. Keller won the trophy by a
toas. Blair missed hi only bird in. the
first string of 25, and ' after that shot
perfect score.
Those who broke 95 targets Included
Rush Rasee of Curtis, Neb. ; E. M.
Sweeley, Twin Falls. Idaho, and H. R.
Seekel, of Boise, Idaho.
Portland and Vancouver men partici
pating in the doubles and their scores,'
included : J. A. Troeh, Vancouver, 33 ;
J. W. Seavey Portlsnd, 41.
The Portland and Vancouver men and
the scores they made in the overture
follow:
C. B. Preston, Portland, 88 ; J. A.
Troeh, Vancouver. - 91 ; E. B. Morris,
Portland. 83 ; P. J. Ilelohan, Portland,
91; J. B. Troeh, Portland. 93; J. W.
Seavey. Portland, 93 ; H. R. Kverdlng,
Portland. 89 ; J. S. Crane, Portland. 88.
Soccerites Will
Meet This Week
After an Illness whicn-confined him
to his home for almost a month. Rob
ert M. D. Rankin, secretary-treasurer of
the Portland Soccer Football association,
is about again and an important meeting
of the association will be called some
time this meek. It was decided before
the season closed to give medals to the
first and second place winners and the
matter will, come up for eettlement this
week. President Browne has not de
cided on the. time or meeting, place.
Babe Ruth Knocks
Another Home Eun
(By Cnitsd Nrs)
Cleveland, June 14. The thirteenth
day of the month brought Babe Ruth his
seventeenth home run, and the second of
hi western tour, in tha Yankees' game
Sunday -with Cleveland. The smash
was a typical - Ruth wallop, clean and
wide over the right field fence, and came
In the first half of the sixth inning. ! It
was not until August 14. last year, that
the Vankee heavy hitter had cracked out
hir seventeenth circuit-completing hit.
Thus far he has -gathered to himself sir
more homers than he had at this Urn
In 1919.
Olympic Club Entry I Champion
Oakland. Cat, June 14. A. D. Fer
rari, wearing the colors of the Olympio
club of San Francisco, was awarded
the 1920 men's fancy diving title of the
Pacific association of the Amateur Ath
letic union here yesterday. He scored
110.47 points and the contest was held
In the Idora park pool. Some classy
competition was offered before the final
outcome was determined.
0!8ehant,rf .
Kopp.li. .'
Compton,Gf .
Konts.lb. ..
8heeban,2b.
Grorer.ab. .
Orrje). ....
Cadr.e..... 8
Proush.p . . . 2
Mtili.p. ... o
renaer... X
BAN FBANCTSCO
AB. K, H. B-
Bchick.ef.. 4
Corhan.sa . . 4
CsTeney,2b 4
nus'ld.rf. 4
Koerner.lb 8
ConnoUyJf 2
Kamm.Sb. . 2
Telle.e .... 8
Lewis, p . . . 1
Scott .p. . . 1
McQuaid,p 0
Waiah... 1
tAgnew. . . ' 1
SALT' LAKE
AB. R. H. XL
Massert.ef. 6 O 10
2
K nut. 2b.
Rumler.rf .
6hee)T,lb..
M'l'c'n.as. .
Ssnd.Sb. . .
Worth Jf. .
Byler.a. ...
Bromley .p..
Totals. .84 8 12
Totals . 30 2 6 81
Bstted for Scott in 8f Tenth.
- t Batted tot McQoaid ia ninth.
- SCORE BT IN5ING8
San riaaefaeo 00000020 0' 3
Hits ......... 1900002 1 1 8
Salt Lake ....... OOSOOIOI 8
Hits ......... 11310213 18
v SCUstABT -
Some rnn Mnllisan. Two base bits Mar
gert. Enmler. - Bscriiica hits Bumler, Kaipm.
Strnck oat- By Bromley 2, by Levis 1. by
Scott 1. by McQusia 1. Bases on balls Off
Bromley fi, off Iewis 4, off Scott 1, off afo
Qnsid 2. Hit by pitched ball Bromley by
Scott. Passed ball Telle. Three runs, 6 hits,
off Lewis, 10 at bat in 2 1-8 innincs, oat in
third. 1 on, 1 oat; 1 ran, 8 hits, off Scott.
1 8 at bat in 8 Z-S innings: Chans defeat to
I.eiris ' Runs responsible tor Bromley 1,
Lwis 8, Reott 1, McQoaid 1; - Doable plays
alulligsn-8beeiy; Hamm-CsTeney-Koocner. Tims
; Afternoon game: . .
SAN FKANCI3CO 14 SALT 1ABCB "
AB. R. H. XL I AB. R. H. IS.
"chk-tcf . . 8 2 1 01 Mart,ef . 8 12 0
Corhan.as.
Walah,2b. .
Cen'y,2. as
X"geraid.rf .
Koerner.lb.
C'nnoUy.lL.
Ksmm,8b. .
Talle.o. i . ,
Love,p ....
iordan,p. ..
Dentaleaj.
Totali...SS 8 12 1
Kru.2b. ..
Ramler.rf . .
Sbeely.lb..
Mnllicsns.
8and,8b. . ..
Thurston, If .
Byler.c. , t.
Scicer.p. ..
LeTerena,p.
Totals... 88 18 12 8
SCORE BT INNINGS
San Pmaeisco... 023 018 OOO
Hits 033 014 100 12
Salt Lake O04 201 60 IS
HiU 014 801 80 12
STafMABT
Horns reus Shsely, Mulhzaa, Sand. Two base
bits Kanua. Connolly. Telle. Schick. Walsh.
Bumler, Byier Thuxstoa slsccert. Secriftea bits
Koerner, Caveney 2. Connolly 2. Stolen bases
Kosrnar, Kamm. Cayeney. FKscarald, Straek
oat By Bsiger 8,. by Levercs 8. by Ley 2,
by Jordan 1, by Dbti tales 8. i Bases on balls
Off Lrs 1, off Jordan 8. ' Six ran, 8 hits.
ott Ijotb, is at dm tn inning ; 7 runs, 4 bits,
off Jordan. 14 at bat in 8 innings: 8 reus 11
hits off Rsicsr. 29 at bat in ? innings. Sans
responsible for' Reiser 8, Lore 6, Jordan 6.
Credit victory to Rauaer. Charge defeat to Jor
dan. Passed balls 1'elle 2. Doable plays
KanuemtbeeiyHJaBas, Uelt an
eisea 4. Salt Laka 2.- Time 2:11.
ANGELS TAKE STJJOJATS , .
GABIES, WINNING SERIES
Sacramento, June 14. Los Angejes
defeated Sacramento lit Sunday's games,
to t and 5 to 2, winning, the
series, five games to two. Prough
walked but on man La thus auana sesun
Totals. . .83 8 8 0 Totals, ... 32
. "Batted for Prongh in eighth.
8CORE BT INNINGS r
Los Angeles . ......... 00000210
Hits 20010221O
Sacnmento ........... 000000101
Hits .............. 0 2 0 1 0 0 2 0 2
Three mns. 8 hits, off Prongb ia 8 inninn.
80 at bat. Rona resnonsibla for Proach 8.
Aldridge 2. Homo ran Compton. Three bsse
hit Crawford. Bases ea balls Of f Prough 1,
off Aldridge 1. Two ban hits Kopp, Sheebaa.
Sacrifice hits Crandall, Aldridge. Struck oat
By Proach 8, by Mails 1. by Aldridge 6. Dou
ble plays. Sheeban-Kuntx. Time 1:15. .
SEATTLE DRIVES DELL OUT
. IN FIRST, BtIT LOSE SECOND
Los Angeles. June 14. Seattle and
Vernon split Sunday double bill, the
visitors taking th morning game, 7 to S,
while the afternoon affair went to. the
Tigers. 5 to 1. Brenton was hit success
fully only in ' the first inning of the
morning game. The Seattle bunch drove
Dell out of the box in the third inning,
while Houck. who Succeeded him, was hit
bard in the fourth. Seattle could do
nothing with Mitchell's delivery in the
afternoon game. .. -. .-,
: Morning game:
SBATTLB
' ' ' AB. R. H. E.
KkJdl't'n.lf 6 1 O O
Bohne.3b.. 6 2 2 0
Marphy.lb. 4 12 0
Wolter.rf.. 4 1 11
EkirecLef . . 8 18 - 0
K 'worthy, 2b 4 O 1 0
8tampf,ss. . 5 O 8 0
Baldwins. 4 0 0 1
Brenton.p.. 8 1 1 0
' - AB.A.H.E.
J.MitebelLss 4 1 1 O
Hignjf.... 8 11a
C'bonrne.cf . 4 O 1-1
F1aher,2b.. 4 0 2 1
Borton.lb.. 4 0 0 0
Mone.rf ...4010
8mith.3b. . 8 1 0 2
Alcock... 4 0 2 O
DeU.p..... 1 0 1 2
Hoock.p. .. 2-0 0 0
Derormer. 10 0 8
Schll'nback.p 0 0 0 1
Totals... 42 T13 2 Totals. .88 8 0 8
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III tt'V .':'-' y H"r""- Never has such quality, flavor. ;
111 K? ': '''' infldness and body been " ' I
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Ssattls.,
Hits..
Ttmon. .
HiU,.
SCORE BY INNINGS
.... .00381OOO
1 1 3 3 11 1 1 1
. 2 0 0 0 0 O 0 1
..... 221011011
BUM HART
Two-bass hits Eld red. Stolen
dleton, Stompt, Mnrphy, EVired. Sacrifice bits
Mnrphy. Struck out By Den 1, Houck 2,
Brentoa 2. Bases on balls Off Dell 2, Bran-
ton 2. Six hits. 8 mns, 14 at bat, off DeU in
2 1.8 innings: JZ hits. 4 runs, 24 at bat. off
Hoack in 8 2-9umings. Charge defeat to DeU.
Doable plays Alcock-gmith. Hit by pitched bail
-BcUne, by DeU.- Wild pitches Hoack,
ton. Passed bail Aloocx. Tims -a :10.
Afternoon game:
SEATTLE 1
AB. R. B. E.
Middlet'njf 8
Bohae.3b.. 8
Marphy.lb
Wolter.rf.
Eldredf . .
Kenw'y.2b
Stampfs.
.Bsldwin.e.
Osrdner,p.
Sehorr.p.
Cann'hang 1
famloeh.. 1
Totals. 81
O 0
1 t 0
o o
- TEBSOW
AB. B. H. E.
X. Kitchlas 4 0 2 9
High, If .
Chstfb'ne.ef
Fiaber.2b..
Borton.lb.
0) Morse, rf. ...
HmiUi.ab. .
IeToisner
W.Mitcheljl 3
2'.. 1
it
0 1
O 1
0 o
1 .
Or O
Til
Totals.. 81 8 7 1
'Batted for Mlddleton in ninth,
. IIWMV HIT IU Illtllll. f
- SCORE BT INNINGS
Seaftls ......... 000 000 01 1
Hits ............010 000 1204
Vernon , , . 202 190 OO
Hits 801 201 00 7
f SrMMABT
Two baas hits Bonne,' EM red. Kanwortby.
Struck oat By Mitchell 8. by Gardner 1. Bsse
on balls Off Mitchell 2, off Gardner 8, off
Schorr 1. jeans reapamaibla lor -Uardnsr 2.
Mitchell 1. Six hits, .6 rona, 18 at bat off
Gardner In 4 innings. Chares defeat to Gard
ner. Doable plays Stampf -Baldwin. Smifh-
3. Mitchell. WiM pitch Gardner. Ti
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