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Walla Walla. July 8. Walla Walla
won their fourth straight victory over
the Ruikurooes at Sportsman's park
yesterday afternoon and Incidentally
made it fix victories out of seven
jsanies in the present series which
closed with yesterday's affray.
Kelly, who had already beaten the
Rucks once before In the present se
dies, tucked another scalp under his
belt yesterday, holding Garrett's men
to five hits: Two of the three runs
scored against him resulted from
passes.
Another large crowd was out to
see the closing contest of the week
with Pendleton, more than 1000 root
fT lii'ine present.
Th., vwitr.rs scored two of their
runs in the first inning. Rader wait
ed for four wide ones and Robinson
secured a Texas leaguer over second.
I.odell advanced both men with a sac
rifice and Nadeau tallied both runners
with a scorching single down the
third base line.
Hears Even Up.
The Bears evened up in their half
of the Inning. Harmon struck out
but Childers sent a two bagger to
left and took third on a passed ball.
Johnson hit to Robinson and Childers
attempting to score was tagged at the
counting station. Thompson tripled
to right, sending Johnson home and
counted himself on Davis' bingle be
tween Augustus and Rader.
Garrett's tribe forged ahead in the
fourth when Augustus drew free
transportation to first, stole second
and came the rest of the way round
on Wilson s two sacker.
The
visitors held the leaa dui u
Oinrt time, the locals tying up
the
score In the fifth when Harmon sin
gled across second, pulled up at third,
on Johnson's double to left after Chil
ders had fanned and registered on
Thompson's sacrifice fly to right.
Runs bv Martini and Rochon in the
sixth put the bears in the lead. Mar
tini got on through fielder's choice
and came the remainder of the way
on the paths on Rochon's double be
tween right and center. In an at
tempt to catch Martini at the plate,
Robinson threw wild and Rochon
went to third, from where he scored
on Kelly's out at first
Makes Final Tally.
A base on balls awarded to Thomp
son, followed by another pass to Da
vis and Brown's short fly to left gave
the home club another tally in the
. seventh while Rochon's second two
saker. Kelly's out at first and a
fielder's choice gave the Brown tribe
their finally tally in the eighth.
Pendleton.
AB R
H PO
0 0
Rader, 3b 2 1
Robinson. 2b
Lodell. lb ...
Nadeau, cf . .
Augustus, ss
Wilson, rf . .
Pembrooks, c
Osborne, If . .
Stanfleld
3
10
0
Totals 32 3
Walla Walla.
24 15 3
AB R
H PO
2 1
Harmon,
Childers,
Childers,
Johnson,
cf . .
3b ..
3b ..
rf .
0
0
0
Thompson,
Davis, ss
Brown, c
Martini, If
lb
11
2
Rochon, 2b 4
Kelly, p 4
Totals 34 7 11 27 12 3
Score by innings:
Pendleton 20010000 03
Walla Walla ..2 0 0 0 1 2 1 1 07
Summary Stolen bases: Augustus,
Chillers. Sacrifice hit: Lodell. Sac-rifle-
fly: Thompson Two base
hits: Childers, Harmon, Johnson,
Rochon 2; Wilson. Three base hits:
Thompson. Double play: Davis 10
Thompson. Left on bases Walla
Walk' 6, Pendleton 5. Struck out:By
Stanfleld 4; by Kelly 6. Bases on
halls Off Stanfield 2, off Kelly 3. Hit
by pitched ball: By Stanfield, Brown.
Time of game, 1:55. Umpire, Breed.
LA GRANDE AGAIN
Boise, Idaho, July 8. Mays and
Mclvor fought a pitching duel here
yesterday, Mays outpitchlng the south-
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FROM
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TO I'UillT AGAIN.
Los Angeles, , July 8. Ad
Wolgast and Joe Rivers will
mint again it Vernon, Labor
Pay. with Charley Eyeton as
referee, If plans launched by
Promoter Tom McCarey inater
ial.cs. McCarey has offered
the match to both boys. His
one condition is that Eyton,
who I the official referee of
MeCurey's raoific Athletic club,
be the third man in the ring.
On behalf of Rivers, Man
ager Joe Levy Immediately gave
an unconditional acceptance.
Wolgast and his manager, Tom
Jones, are considering the prop
osition favorably.
paw. The visiting twlrler, however,
was accorded sensation support,
while Mays' team-mates went to
pieces in the sixth and seventh in
nings and La Grande won. 4 to 1.
Three of the hits charged against
the Boise hurler should have been
easy outs. Kelly's poor fielding allow
ed the visitors a run In the sixth In
the seventh after the visitors should
have been put out. three trrors filled
the sacks and Harry came to bat and
drove out a double that chased In a
trio of counts.
Score: R. H- E
La Grande '. 4 7 3
Boise 1 5
lotteries La Grande. Mclvor and
King; Boise, Mays and Fox.
AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES.
W.
L.
21
31
30
31
36
39
61
f0
Pet.
.680
.592
.572
.575
.507
.487
.282
.275
Boston 51
Washington 45
Philadelphia 41
Chicago 42
Cleveland 37
Detroit 37
St. Louis 20
New York I9
Cleveland 1. St Louis 0.
At Cleveland: R- H.
Cleveland Jj 2
St. Louis 0 ' 2
Batteries Steen and Livingston;
Hamilton and Kritchell.
Cincinnati 2, Brooklyn 1.
At Cincinnati (10 Innings) R. H. E.
Cincinnati 2 7 n
Brooklyn 1 9 0
Batteries Benton and Clark; Bar
ger and Miller.
COAST LEAGUE GAMES.
W.
L.
36
39
40
46
52
51
Pet.
.604
.567
.561
.439
.422
.407
Vernon 55
Oakland 51
Los Angeles 49
Portland 36
San Francisco 38
Sacramento 35
Portland 4, Sacramento 0,
At Sacramento: R
Portland 4
Sacramento 0
H. E.
12 0
2 3
Batteries Higginbotham and Fish
er; Gaddy, Baum, Kretz and Cheek.
San Francisco 5-5, Vernon 4-8.
At San Francisco: R. H. E.
San Francisco . ... 5 7 3
Vernon 4 5 2
THE SPORT CALEXDAJI.
Monda).
auto carnival
Monster
begins in
New York.
Pacific Indians hold annual north
west shoot at Eugene, Or.
Running high Jump, final; stand
ing broad Jump, final; relay race, 400
meters, trials; relay race, 400 meters,
final, program of Olympic meet at
Stockholm.
Racing begins at Grand Rapids,
Mich., continuing until the 13th.
Tuesday.
Tournament of the ' Philadelphia
Cricket Club, at St. Martin's.
Seventh open championship of Met
ropolitan Golf association begins at
Apaw'amis.
Racing begins at Quebec and con
tinues during the week.
Wednesday.
Fourteenth annual championship
of the Connecticut Golf association
opens on course of Greenwich Coun
try club.
Eddie Durnan and Bill Haines will
row for American sculling champion
ship over three-mile course on To
ronto Bay. There Is a rize of $1,
000 extra.
Races begin at Brldgeton,
under Salem and Brldgeton
association.
Thursday,
Annual Hudson River Gold
plotiships begin at Powelton,
Yachts race for Taft cup
ledo, Ohio.
Friday.
N. J
Racing
Cham
N. Y.
at To-
Open tournament of Massachusetts
Golf association
Eastern Yacht club races from
Bar Harbor to Marblehead. for the
Norman cups
Saturday.
Pittsburg scheduled to see its first
bargain day of the season with Pitts
burg and Brooklyn, opposing, at
Forbes Field.
Chicago Yacht dub long distance
cruise to Harbor Springs and return.
New York to hold "motor carni
val" pageant and parade, In which
many prominent woman auto enthu
siasts will participate.
Big marathon race at McKeesport,
Pa., in which some of the best ama
teur runners of the country have
been entered.
Batteries MoCoroy and Berry;
Cnstletou and Agnew.
Second game: It. 11. E.
San Francisco 8 13 1
Batteries Baker and Berry; Stew
art and Agnew.
Oakland 5-5, Los Angeles.
At Los Angeles: R. H. K,
Oakland G 8 0
Los Angeles 6 18 1
Batteries Duibln and Mitze; N'aglc
and Smith.
Second game: R II. E.
Oakland 5 9 1
Los Angeles 3 9 4
Batteries Kllltlay and Rohrer; To
zer and Brooks.
If. V. LEAGUE GAMES. 4
'
W. L. Pet
Seattle 45 36 .556
Spokane 44 36 .550
Vancouver 42 . 40 .512
Portland 39 41 .488
Victoria 38 42 .475
Tacoma 35 48 .422
Spokane 3-2, Tacoma 2-1.
At Spokane: R. H. E.
Spokane 3 6 0
Tacoma 2 5 2
Batteries Noyes and Devogt;
Sehmutz and Crittenden.
Second game: R. II E.
Spokane 3 6 0
Tacoma 2 6 2
Batteries Xoyes and Devogt;
Meikle and Crittenden.
Seattle , Victoria 3.
At Seattle: ' R. H. E.
Victoria 3 5 2
Seattle 9 15 4
Batteries Kauffman and Meek,
Grindle, James and Whaling.
Vancouver 6, Portland I.
At Vancouver: R. II. E.
Vancouver 6 15 1
Portland 4 9 2
Batteries Gerbais and Svulpeda;
Easterly, Doty and Harris.
4 NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES.
W.
L.
13
27
28
25
35
43
47
52
Pet.
.812
.597
.538
.521
.462
.386
.373
.288
New York 56
Chicago 40
Pittsburg 40,
Cincinnati 38
Philadelphia 30
Brooklyn 27
St. Louis 28
Ttoston 21
Chicago 3, St. Louis 0.
At St. Louis: R- H. E.
Chicago 3 6 1
St. Louis 0 9 3
Batteries Llefield and Archer; Sal
lee, Dale and Bresnahan.
fChioago-Detrolt Game postpone
on account of rain.
SATURDAY'S GAME IS
LOST BY BUCKAROOES
Walla Walla, July 8 The Bears
took another contest away from the
Buckaroos Saturday, winning out In
a ninth inning rally by a score of 5
to 4. Shader, the youngster from the
Sound, who has been waiting around
here for a month fot a trial, was on
the slab for the locals and twirled a
good contest. He was opposed by
Etchandy, formerly with La Grande,
who has been secured to twirl for
ih Rucks until Manager Garrett is
able to get Into the game again.
The score:
AB R II PO A E
Pendleton.
Rader, 3b 4 1
Robinson, ss 4 0
Lodell, lb 0
Nadeau, 2b 2
Teck, if 3 1
Wilson, rf 3 0
Pembrooke, c ....3 0
Osborne, cf . '. 4 0
Etchandy, p 3 0
1
2
11
1
1
0
5
4
0
Totals 30 4 9 226 14 1
Two out when winning run scor
ed.
Walla Walla.
AB R
Harmon, cf 5 0
Childers, 3b 5 1
Thompson, lb ...3 ...
II PO
1 3
1 1
,D1A,
2 0
Johnson, rf 4
Thompson, lb ....3
Davis, ss 4
Brown, c 2
Martini, If . 4
Rochon, 2b 3
Shader, p 3
2
0
0
0
1
0
0
1
5
In
1
11
7
2
0
2
0
1
1
11
the
Strand 1
Totals 34
! Batted for Ehader
Score by Innings:
Pendleton 2 0
Pendleton 2 0 0
Walla Walla ..000
27 13
ninth.
0 10 0 0
1 0 0 0 0 14
2 0 0 0 1 25
Summary Stolen
bases: Nadeau
2. Sacrifice hits: Thompson, Wil
son. Sacrifice fly: Johnson. Two
base hits: Teck, Thompson, Martini.
Double plays: Thompson (unasslst
ed). Harmon to Thompson, Osborne
to Robinson. Struk out: By Et
chandy 4. by Shader 4. Bases on balls
Off Etchandy 2. off Shader 3. Hit by
r.itrh.r: Bv Shader. Nadeau. Left
on bases: Walla Walla, 7; Pendleton,
4. Time of game, 2:00. Umpire
Breed.
. BOISE WINS SATURDAY.
Boise. Idaho, July 8. The Irrlgat
org were in form Saturday and won
from La Grande, 9 to 2. O'Loughlln
struck his stride and held the visitors
to six hits, two of which were scratch
es. Smith put the ball over the
fence in the third Inning for a home
run, no runers being on bases, how
ever.
The score: ' R- H. E.
Boise 9 10 4
La Grande 2 C '
Batteries O'Loughlln and Fox;
Maymeyer and King.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
(limits Win
-3.
At New York: R H. E.
New York' 5 11 3
Brooklyn ;.. 3 6 1
Batteries Ames. Crandail nnd
Meyers: Rucker. Ragon and Miller.
Umpires Brennan and Emslle.
Cardinals Win Stugfcst.
At St. Louis: R. H. E.
St. Louis 12 15 3
Chicago 7 7 3
Batteries Steele, Geyer, Oakes
and Bliss; Archer, Cheney, Richie and
Needham.
Umpires Rigler and Finneran.
Phillies Use Five Pitcher.
At Boston: R. H. E
Philadelphia 13 17 2
Boston 11 16 3
Batteries Shultz, Brennan. Alex
ander, Seaton. Moore and Killifer;
Dickson. Donnelly, Hess and Rarlden.
Umpire Eason.
Pirates Drop Close Game.
At Pittsburg: R- H. E.
Cincinnati 2 7 2
Pittsburg 1 8 2
Batteries Froome and McLean;
Robinson and Simon.
Umpires Klem and Bush.
AMEKICX LEAGUE.
Washington Wins.
At New York: R H. E.
Washington 8 9 3
New York 7 1
Batteries Hughes and Henry; Ford
and Sweeney.
Umpires O'Loughlln and Egan
Naps and Browns Split.
At Cleveland, first game: R. II. E.
St. Louis 6 13
Cleveland 2 11 3
Batteries Powell and Stephens;
Kahler and O'Neill, Easterly.
Umpires Dlneen and Sheridan.
Second game: R. H. E.
St. Louis 3 6
Cleveland 4 7
Batteries E. Brown, Allison and
Kritchell; Baskette and Easterly.
Umpires Dlneen and Sheridan.
Reds Heat Champs.
At Philadelphia: R. H..E.
Boston 11 14 2
Philadelphia 5 8 0
Butteries Cicotte, Hall, Bedlent
and Carrlgan; Bender, Coombs, Pen
nock and Lapp.
Umpires Evans and Westervelt.
Even Ilrenk for Sox.
At Chicago: R- H. E.
Detroit 4 6 0
Chicago 0 1 1
Batteries Dubec and Stanage;
Benz, Johnson, White and Kuhn.
Umpires Connolly and Hart.
Second game: R- H. E.
Detroit 9 16 0
Chicago 10 15 1
Batteries Morgan, Lake. Willett;
Lange, White and Sullivan, Kuhn.
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.
Portland Wins.
At Sacramento: R. H. E.
Portland 4 10 0
Sacramento 3 9 3
Batteries Koestner and Fisher;
Williams, Baum and Cheek.
Vernon Shut Out.
At San Francisco: R. H. E.
San Francisco 10 17 0
Vernon 0 6 4
Batteries Henley and Berry; Gray
and Agnew.
Angels Win Again.
At Los Angeles: R. H. E.
Los Angeles 5 8 1
Oakland 1 6 0
Batteries Chech and Brooks;
Abies, Pope, Parkin and Mltze.
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