SATURDAY MORNING, JULY .21, 1923 Here, T rywlhieii GIUS1II FROM i:l ST. LOUIS CLUB ROiStng ttie Ramfly Apparently Pa s repH bills woM i D vry nigyf i Fisher r- Spirited Rally Late In Game - Results in Victory, for New York NEW . YORK. July 20. (Na tional) The New York Nationals made a spirited late Inning rally THE OREGON STATESMAN. SALEM. OREGON taefe . . . . ., . . - i v " . v ll ;' ' 1 1 ; - - here today and .won the third same of the series from St. Louis 10 to - : '. . 1 Score ,,. f u St. Louis,' . . . . . Nework. '. '. :.. ; " Toney, Stuart and demons; Scott. Ryan, McQuillan and Snyder. R. II. E. . .9 12 0 .10 13 2 Ainsmlth, 1 fir Cincinnati 11; Brooklyn 4 BROOKLYN, July 20. (Na tiomat) Cincinnati bunched 15 Bits off Reuiher and Scbrieber to day. defeating Brooklyn 11 to 4. and making the series stand two to fine in favor of the Reds. , 1 Score R." H. E. Cincinnati . . . . Lit 15 1 Brooklyn .... .. 4 14 5 Rlxey and Hargrave; Reuth er, Schrleber and De Berry. r'-T'Hr"? f'f -I ' . .-V. .' Philadelphia 1 : Chiorasro O PHILADELPHIA, July 20. (National) Mitchell won hurl- Iqgf duel with ' Kaufmann today, Hiving Philadelphia a 1 to 0 vic tory over Chicago. .Score. . , , R. H. E. Chicago....fJd; o 6 1 PhUadlphla;. ..le 7 1 Kauf mann , and OTarrell; Mit chell and Wilson. ." - V .' Boston 8; Pittsburg 5 , , . BOSTON, July 20. (National) Genewlch's pitching, aside from home run, .drives - by Gooch . and Kussell with. one on . base each time', was good, enough to enable Boston to, defeat. Pittsburg today 8 to 6.;,: v : . ; , " ,,, ' t Score , --r R. H. E. Pittsburg ............ 5 9 2 Boston . . .v ',. . , '; . 1 1 1 Hamilton, Kunz, Bagby and cfcocb; Genewich and O'Neill. C3UDLE PLAYS 1 , DEFEATBEES Portland Makes Four : Runs Off .Five Hits In First ln : nlng Off Myers : t ; SALT LAKE CITY, July 20. Tire double plays helped Portland hold Salt Lake today while the Beavers-rapped out a 9 to 5 vic tory. Myers was knocked off the rubber In the first Inning when the Beavers 'made four runs on five' hits. Brazil and Jenkins each hit two homers.! ' .'. r ' Score '; " Vt: B, H. E. Portland ...... 9 17. 0 Salt Lake ; . .5 14 1 Sutherland and- Daly; ; Myers, Singleton and Jenkins. Frisco ,7s Angela 4 ' LOS ANGELES, July 2 0. San Francisco stared a ninth inning offensive ' today and took the fourth game of the eries from" Los Angeles. 7 to 4. making: the ' count three games ' to ; one in f a- tot of ; the Ah gels. .. With the score tied. 4 to 4. the Seals pound ed Pender for three tallies on three doubles and. two singles In : the final frame.y Homers by Elll- f son. Mulligan and Griggs featured the contest, ' K- '' i j-,.-r Score - v -E.' Can Francisco . H 9 1 Los Anreles ... . .... 4 .13 2 McWeeney -and Telle: Pender and Byler -.:;;-.,u:-u -f- .Yrrnon 3; Oakland 3 ,. '' 7 OAKLAND. July 2 0. Vernon again defeated Oakland here to day. 2 to 2. Krause of the Oak3 pitched a good game until, the seventh Inning. The Tigers then obtained three runs on three hits and an error, by Brubaker. , The Caks scored their runs in the fourth and fifth innings. Several opportunities were . within the Oaks grasp to win the game, hut ' pcsor coaching was responsible for their failure to score their runs. Score ' ' " -i ; Vernon ' . . . 2 ,, 8 1 Oakland .. . 2 8 .1 Gilder and D. Murphy; Krause and Read.' . , V -. , -. j Seattle 6; tUrramento 2 -- SACRAMENTO, July 20. Se , attla. defeated Sacramento here today, 6 to 2, in a, game which was featured by an assault upon Umpire BiU Byron by Fred Moll wits. Sacramento first .baseman. iloUwitx was sent to the show ers tor .his flstlo demonstration. The , Seattle ' players found Lefty Thompson an easy mark after tha first inning, and this condition was responsible for their victory. Score' . R, H. E. Seattle ....... 6 15 "1 Sacramento .... , 2 7 2 ' ' - Burger and Yaryan; Thompson. .hea and Xoehler. ' KNOCKOUT PREDICTED TO TERMINATE FIGH BETWEEN BENNY, LEW Both Chainpionj and Challenger Ready for World's) Light-Weight Title Match Next - Monday ; Leonard Believes He Has Style of Battle That Will Off-Set Tendler's Southpaw Punch; Big Crowd Expected. I LEAGUE STANDINGS I ' raoxno coast ixaqub W. 1a. 67 63 , 54 ..52 San Frsnri'aro StTaniiito .... Fortlani Vt Aagclea . Vernon . - .... Seattle Salt Lake ... Oakland 5t ..EO 49 ..44 43 46 54 54 56 55 57 62 HATZOMAXt LEAGUE , ' .... W. I.. NwTork .. ......-...5 31 ....52 NEW YORK July 20. Followers of both Benny Leon ard, champion, and LeW Tendler, Philadelphia challenger, oredict that their fight next Monday night at the Yankee stadium for the world's lightweight championship title will end in a knockouts A BEGIN ELIMINATION MS COIiTEStS Cincinnati Pittaburs Cbirago ...A.... Brookljra St. Ini .... Philadelphia Boston 31 ..50 , 34 46 42 .43 41 . 45 . 43 25 59 .24 , 60 AMEEXOAH LEAGUE New York . .... C'leva'und St. Louis Detroit . Philadelphia - ... Chiraco Washington Boston , :.57 48 43 ...41 . .... ....42 40 35 31 . L. i 28 40 42 42 43 43 49 50 POT. .609 .674 .500 .491 .477 .476 .462 .415 per. .644 .626 .595 .523 .512 , .311 '.28 ,286 .671 .545 .500 '.494 .494 .482 .417 .383 Matches Start Today to De cide Players for Inter , City Tournament Elimination contests; to decide the two players who, witli Dr. C E. Bates and . Roy Okerberg will represent the Salem Tennis associ ation in the coming -.inter-city tournament, willow gtarted today on the association's courts at the Oregon state hospital grounds. Members of the club haye , con ceded places to both Bates and Ok- erberg. y' i'.f - , Salem is assured of a tennis match with McMinnville, to j be played here, the .winner of this to meet either Oregon City or . Hood Riyer, probably; on a Portland court, to decide the championship of the inter-city tournament. 1 The fire preliminary setsy sched uled for today.' are as follows: 10 a. m. Lennen ?ts.5 Green-; baum; White ts, Mathis. J ' 3 p. m.--Gabrielson Ts.VEyre; I. C. Roberts ts. Deryl Myers, f 4'p. m. Ioe Nunn ts.-Claude j Steusloff. 1 f i v .' ' " 5 p. m.' Charles Nunn ts. Jas. Young; George Hester ts. George Thompson. ' ' 6 p. m. Winner of the Roberts Myers match ts. Louis West. Tendler's southpaw punch, the blow that had Leonard : back on his heels ;in their battle at Boyle's Thirty Acres a year ago. is work ing to perfection,.- according to adrices rom Tendler's training camp at Delanco. N. J. Tela con-. tident it will bring him to his long sought goal, the -' lightweight throne. ,..;.. Leonard. howeTer. at hfs quar ters In TannersTille. - N. Y.; be liever he has perfected - a style of battle calculated to of f3etv Tend ler's port side advantage. ; He has trained daily for a month.1 . 'I , The champion declared today he was in the best condition of his career, and while he expects a stiff fight, expressed confidence in his ability to end it before the limit of 15 rounds. Ho will close his training grind tomorrow and return to New York. ; I ' Leonard expects to scale a pound under the lightweight limit when he and Tendler weigh in at 2 o'clock Monday afternoon. Matchmaker Jimmy Johnston of the Cromwell A. J.. announced to day that 300 ushers and 500 spe cial policemen will ; handle , the crowd at the Yankee stadium, which is expected to eclipse all former records 1 for a lightweight title match. Three South Dakota Men I Annexed By Minneapolis MINNEAPOLIS, Minn:. July 20. Elmer ShaughnesBy and Lasser Fisher, in fielders, and Clarence Griffin and Frank Brinzda, pitch ers, have been added to the Min neapolis American assciation, it was announced today. Shaugh nessy comes from Mitchell. S.D., Brinzda from Aberdeen, S.D., and Griffin from Watertown, S.D., all of the disbanded South Dakota league. Fisher hails from the Clarksdale, Miss., team. SENATORS DEFEAT T ran Philadelphia and Boston Win New YorK and De troit Not Scheduled ; . CLEVELAND, July 20. (Am erican) Washington and Cleve land took (advantage of an off day today to play off a j postponed gaiiito which the vial ors Won 12 to 5. by timely hitting; coupled with the Indians poor fielding". Score-' , R. H. E. Washington.. .... ...12 12 0 Cleveland.... ....... '.15 12 4 Zachary and Ruel; Uhle, Boone, Shaute and O'Neill. ; Boston 5; Chicago 4j' CHICAGO, July 20. (Ameri can.) BUI Piercy settled j down after an unsieady start and held Chicago safe in the pinches while his mates bunched hits off Blan kenship and tied Chicago'B early lead In today's game with Boston. Boston won in the eighth, 5 to 4, when Flagstead doubled off Lev ere te, went to third on a passed ball and scored on Reichle's sac rifice, fly. .' r i Score ; ' R. H. IE. Boston.. ...... ..... . 5 II 3 Chicago . . . .. .... . . . . 4 7 ' 0 Piercy and Plcinich, Walters; Blankenship, Leavette "an d Schalk; Graham. Philadelphia 9; St. Louis ST. LOUIS, July 20. (Ameri can) Pounulng four St. Louis pitchers hard Philadelphia defeat-. ed the Browns today, 9 to 6. Ex tra base hitting featured the game. , Rainbow Trout Fry Are Planted About Silverton SILVERTON. Or., July: 20.r (Special s to The Statesman.) About 160.000 ralnbow trout were brought Into Silverton this week and distributed 1 in the .various streams in the 8ilverton locality. The largest number was put into Silver, creek.iv Other creeks ; re ceiving some were Drift creek. Abiqua.. Powers, Davis and Daven port. The trout; were brought up from the McKentie hatchery. . 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Philadelphia. . . . . . ... .9 14 1 St. Louis I 6 15 0 ' Rommel and Bruggy ; . Davis, Root, Pruett, Bayes and; Sever eid. -j . ,; .' American: Only three games scheduled. . - f - : - ' Western Artist Scores; . Paints Dempsey's Picture KANSAS CITY, Mo7, July 19. The portrait of Jack , Dempsey, world's - j heavyweight v-Champion boxer, was among 54 chosen Works works of western artists which went on exhibition today at the Kansas City Art institute. - The Dempsey portrait, painted in oil by Alonzo Victor Lewis of Seattle, is valued at 12,000. It !a not for sale. ; On onb side of the fistic cham pion's portrait, is a picture en titled "Spring landscape," on thai other a dreamy effect labeled "In dian Sunmer." Discussing Inclusion of the un usual portrait, Harry. M. Kurtz rorth. director of the institute, said: . "I do not, recall ever seeing a prize fighter painted before. My first impression was that art was being degraded, then the thought occurred! that after all boxing is a man's game and a natural occupation."! AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Toledo 4; Kansas City 3. i Columbua 6; Milwaukee 4. Louisville 5; Minneapolis 12. . Indiahapolis-St. Paul, no -schedule. - . ' - ' I IS 1 L AGREE T K D 'S T M Negotiations for Battle Will Depend Upon Attitude Taken By Firpo NEW YORK, July 20. Nego tiations for a Jack Dempsey-Louls Firpo heavyweight title .match within the next fw months .eith er in this country of the Argen tine, .hinge upon the a'titude "of the South American battler, it de veloped today. ; Jack Kearns, the champion's manager, has practically agreed to the terms of Rickard it was said. Both Kearns and Rickard are, believed now to favor holding the match in this country pos sibly at Boyle's Thfrty Acres around Labor day, the promoter being inclined to forego the' risk of staging a championship match in Buenos Aires, capitol of the Ar-J gentlne, as he suggested several dayn ago.. - ' , r ' -. t Firpo was said to be. weighing the decision whether to fight be fore liia countrymen against' the possibility' of greater financial gain if the bout is staged here. Though confident of his ability to win, he also is bellevedto enter tain some doub'a as to his ability to reach his best form within the few ; weeks rcmalnlng-bef ore the proposed holiday match. Silverton and Broadacres Will Play Ball on Sunday t SILVERTON, Or." July 2 0. (Special to ; The Statesman.) The Silverton baseball team will meet the - baseball team from Broadacres on the Silverton base- , ball diamond -Sunday afternoon. The game bids fair, to be a close one, as Broadacres defeated Mt. 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