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Seattle Defeats Senators
" v : Umpire Assaulted
SEALS DEFEAT ANGELS
Oakland ' Again, liostu lo Vuiiron
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. -SALT LAKE CITY. . July SO
Fiv double plays hemcd Portland
hold Salt Lake today while- the
Heavers rapped out a 9 to i vic
tory. Myers was knocked off the
riibbor in tho first Inning when the
Bcavern mado four runs on five
hits. Brazil and Jenkins each hit
two homers. '
. Tho Bcore: . R. H. E.
Portland 9 17
Halt Lake. 6 14
' Batteries: Sutherland and Duly
Myers, Singleton ana Jenkins.
- ftrattlc Defeats Sacramento
SACRAMENTO, Cal., July 20.
Seattle defeated Sacramento here
today. 6 to 2, in a game which was
featured by an assault upon um
pire Bill Byron by Fred ATollwlts,
Sarramonto first baseman.
MollwiU was sent to the showers
for; his italic demonstration. The
, Seattle plftycis found Lefty Thomp
. son an. easy mark after 'the -first
inning and this condition was re
sponsible for their victory.
-The- scorer- -; R. H. E.
Seattlo 6 IS
Sacramento' . . . , . . . ..- 2 . 7
Batteries:, Burger and Yaryan;
Thompson, Shea and Kocnier.
' .''- -feral Regain OM Stride
L08 ANQELE3, July 20. San
Francisco, staged .a ninth .inning
offensive ' today: and - took the
fourth game of the series from Los
Angela 7 to 4 making the count
threo games to one in favor of the
Angels. "With' the score' tied 4 to
4 the Seals pounded Ponder for
three- rallies oh: three doubles and
two. singles In the final frame.
Kesiri
would soothe
that itchix.g skin
- Tie first application of Reiinol Oint
ment usually takes the itch and bom
sjcfat oot of - eccems anor srniitar skin
affections. This gentle, healing oint
ment seems to get right at the root of
the trooMe and it almost sore to re
MoresUn health ta a short timfc '
fciiliialOUaMotsiia SoMtallJnniitt.
OTtianT fwi
-r-' eiearewswWi
iW. rLAMPRET
. nr Mdekmm
' IruM roiuxa main
$1.50 Gal. J
.PRESTON & HALES .,
'LMhr uk! Paint Store
Paint with Phoenix Paint ,
t&l Willamette St.
IN THE ROCKY
'
Thl Tear Travel CANADIAN ROCKIES the New Way
Tss one lod only war through JASPER NATIONAL PARK, tho world'!
Israott nsilonal pIsyRrouod and recreattonsl retreat. - Motoring, golfing,
tinning. cRiopuig, riding, hiking, tennis. , Invigorating pastimes and nerer
' tslllng tonics. vleltHNsl
1 JASPER PARK t.ODOB Bungalow homei, thoroughigr modern. O.xd
! Juns 1 to Sept. 30. Accommodations 200 gueiits, . Rates, 5.00 per dsr
' i 'nd up, American Plan (mosle Included). . ' - ,
toil or Vent travel (ne line of hlvleel eeaktr-loweX olHlurfe and
cooler climee -
f irJaaM to Coast Train Reerloe Mountain Boenlo Observation Cant
' f Kxoanrion Karea Kewt May 16 to September IS
' " Apply A. B. Holtorp, 110 Third St., Portland, Ore. ' .,
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Conaifs Welcome! Vnllef Statt Tourtett
. Ho PoeeporU Beetrtred
Tb Cantdlsn National route threnth the
Rookies ssirts uansoa-s nignen pease, at
the ssstoit gradient and lowest altitude of
a., irsaeesntlnenul route. iL.
Homers by Ellison, Mulllgun and
Uiiggs featured tho contest.
The score: it, H. E.
Snn Francisco 7 ' 1
Los Angelce . ... 4 IS i
Dnttcrles: McWeeny and Yellc
Pondor and- Bylor,
Oakland Iown to Vernon
i OAKLAND, C'ul., July 20. vr
11011 again defeated Oakland hern
loday, a to . Klauso of the Oaks
pitched a good game until the sev
enth inniiiK. Tno TlRers then ob
tained three runs on three hits nnd
an error by Brubaker. Tho Oaks
scored their runs in the four ill and
tilth InntiiRS. Several oiinurlunl-
tics were within tho Oak's grasps
to wur tne Rome, but poor coach-
Iiir was responsible for their tall-
ure to score three runs.
. Tho score: R. H. B.
Vernon 3 8 1
Oaklrind 2 8 1
Batteries: Glider and D. Atur-
phyj KrauBe arid Read.
ITS m LUTE RALLY
Reds Bunch Hits arid Rout
Brooklyn Dodgers '
PHILLIES SHUTOUT CUBS
IjowIj- Bostoii SKoves Bark rtnUCs.
By tttiS Seoiit or ftre
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New York , R6 3 '
Cincinnati .' BS SI
Pittsburg- !... .-.-50 S4
Chlcntro ............ 46 42
Brooklyn i. . . . . 43 4J
St: Louis 45 43
Philadelphia ....... .25 59
Boston . . . . . 24 58
' NteW YORK, July 20. The New
York Nationals made a spirited
late Inning ralljr here today and
won the third game of the series
from St. Louis 10 to 9.
The score:. - R. H. E.
St. Louis .... 9 12 0
New York : 10 12 S
Batteries: Toney, Stuart and
Ainsmith. demons: Scott, Ryan.
McQuillan and' Snyder.
Reds- Win Over Dodgmi
BROOKLYN. July 20. Cincin
nati bunched 15 hits off Ruether
and Schrieber today, defeating
Brooklyn 11 to 4 and making the
series stand 2 to 1 in favor of the
Reds.
The score: ,- R. H. E.
Cincinnati 11 15. 1
Brooklyn 4 14 5
Batteries: mxey and Margrave;
Reuther, Schrieber and DeBerry.
Phritles. Shut Oat Chicago
PHILADELPHIA. July 20!
Mitchell won a hurling duel with
Kaufmanh today, giving Philadel
phia a 1 to 0 victory over Chicago.
The score: - - K. H. E.
Chicago ; ... 0 5 1
Philadelphia.. .1 . 7 1
Batteries: Katifmann and O Far-
rell: Mitchell and Wilson. v
Boston rjifeostM Plttrkmra:
BOSTON, July 20. Genewlch's
nltchlng. hstde from hom '
drives by Gooch and Rifsscll with
one on base each time .--h-
enough to enable Boston to .l.-l.-..-
Pittsburg today 8 to 6.
The core: r-
Pittsburg v G I I
Boston . B IX i.
Batteries: Hamilton, Kun2,
Bagby and Gboch; Genewlch and
O'Neill.
NIG YEAGER BESTS FOLEY
POKTfjANT) BOXER WTNS tTEi
tllSION If TEW ROUNDS
PORTLAND, Oro., July 20.
Nig Teager, yonng Portland heavy
weight who has won five of his
first si ring battles by knockouts
ran Into a tartar tonight when ire
fought Marty Foley of Tacoma.
Yeager won, but by a decision at
the end of the tenth round.:
In the first round - Yeager
knocked Foley through the ropes
and almost off the ring platform
with a right clip to the Jaw but
Foley -was- back Inside the count
of threo. and Xeagor could . not
repeat.'
George Lampson, a Heavyweight
f rem Omaha, knoeked out Larry
Wllliams of New York in five
rounds. . "
T will not be responsible for any
indebtedness accrued by my wife.
FRIEND HOUK.
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Eugcno Crlqui, the French fighter, who took tho world's champion
ship In tho foatherweight division away from Johnny Kllbune, will
defend his title in a 15-Mrtind battle, with Johnny Dundee, the Amer
ican challenger, at tho Polo grounds,-New i.York city, on, Thursday,
July 26. , ' .
HAROtfilASE TEAM TAKES
FRUIT MEN INTO CftMP
Score Is 8-5 In Twilight
League Contest
TwlIlRlit Lcagno Standlhgg
. - W. L. Pet
Standard Oil .....8
1 . .889
2 '1 .778
4 .500
4 .429
8 '.111
2 .000
Hardware 7
Postoffice '.-......4
Bankers 3
Garagemen .1
Fruitgrowers 0
Five runs scored in the first In
ning by tho Hardware men In their
Twilight league game last . night
proved too much for the Eugene
..rowers to ; overcome, al-
fimiiKh they.. madey-a similar, num-
Inn' ihclr opponents wej-e
I -i tip throe more tallies. The
' i ..piled , with the Hardware
cn the better end of an eight
iue cure.
l-...i.r lilts coupled with errors on
Mte Pnrt of the fruit tossers. gave
the Hardware men their quintet of
tallies. The fruit men, made two
In the third, another in the fourth
and a brace of tallies in the fifth,
but the Garagemen were -likewise
busy tucking away two in the third
and another counter in the fourth.
The Hardware men are close
enough to pull at the .heels of the
Standard oil nine, now resting at
the -mast's top, . white the Fruit
growers, due to last night's loss,
have a xatriy nrm position in tne
cellar.
Next week will mark the end of
the TWillgHt lengiie. Monday night
the Postoffice boys cross bats with
the Garagemen.
The lineup for last ntgnt's game
Hardware '
Fcultgrowers
Llnis
Bart .......
Stein" . .
Baft
Beck
Hendershott
..lb.
..2b.,
..3b.'
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Hewitt
. . ,S. Houston
Landrum
. . . ..Mulligan
. . . D. Houston
Woods
Lewis . .. ..
. . . . . i wScott
Long ... .......
Robertson . .
Ayers
. ..Bassonnette
FIRPO TO DECIDE PlflCE
Bout May Be Held In This
Country on Labor Day
NEW YORK. Julif 20.-rlgotla-
tlons for a Jack Dem'Psoy-Liils
Flrpo heavyweight title match
within the next few months either
lln this country or. the Argentine,
hinges upon the attitude Of the
South American battler.. It dc-
iVeloped today.
Jack Kearna, tne champion's
manager, has practically agreed to
fine terms of Rlckard, It was1 said.
Both Kearns and Rickard nre be
lieved now to favor holding the
Imntch in this oduntry 'possibly at
Boyles Thirty Acres around Labor
iday, the promoter being Inclined
to forego . the risk of staging a
championship match Ih Buenos
(Aires, capital of the Argentine, as
he suggested several dnys ago.
Firno was snld to be wi-lirhlnz
the desire to fight for the title be
fore his countrymen against the
possibility of grodter financial gain
if the bout Is staged here. Though
confident of his ability to win, ha
also is believed to entertain some
doubts as to his ability to reach
nis Dest form within the few -week!-
(remaining beforq the - pnoposed
holiday match.
No steps, however, took place
today In the negotiations and it is
believed further efforts to clinch
the bout have been postponed until
Monnny wnnn i-'irpo returns from
a series of exhibitions in Hps-ton.
EUGENE TO FORFEIT GAME
ityssEMs isntt'iiir oAitrf.no
, mx TQMonnOvV
' The Sprlngfiold-Sugene batchnll
game, scheduloit .for he fair
grounds illnriiond tomorrow, will
be forfeited to the visitors, aatioril-.
Hill tu a 'stiuuiuwil iiiaile Ujf Uiosef-
Title Again4t Dundee.
$ t SI) . Vi.i
iH charge of the club yesterday.
Loss of players from the clnb to
gether With the accident to Kerhilt
Russell, pitching ace on tho Bu
gehe nine, are the causes given for
the action:
Russell had . a' long gash cut in
his left hand yesterday when an
ax with which ho was cutting
wood, glanced striking him In tho
palm of the -hand. Seventeen
stitches were taken. In It at the
Springfield hostMal. . . .j
The forfeit, will even up the
league .race as. It drops Kugeno
below Roseburg providing the lat
ter -wins its- Sunday game. Junc
tion City wilt also, have a chance
to win the pennant, with the new
standing. K n. . , ;
DELANEY WHIPS DARCY
PORTLAND YOLTll IXWiVA-liY-l
HKFEIIEK'S DECISION
OMAHA, Neb:, July 20 Jlnm4
Delany, St. Paul light heavyweight)
was accorded a referee.'a, decision
over Jimmy Darey, of, .Portland,
Oregon, in the 10-rouqtl main event
on the American Legion s boxing
program here tonight.- - . . '.
In the seml-wlndup., Johnny
O'uonneii, also or Ht. Paul, won -a
referee s decision over Bobby
Michaels, of New York.
Both Fighters, Now In Fine
) Shape, Expect Victory
NEW YORK. July 20. Follow
ers of both Benny Leonard, charm
pion, and Lew Tendler, Philadel
phia challenger! predict. that thelt
fight next Monday night at -tho
Yankee -stadium for the world's
lightweight championship title will
end ih a knockout,. Tcndlor's
southpaw punch, the blow that had
Leonard back on. his heels ;ln their
battle at Boylo'a Thirty Acres a
year ago, Is wan-king to perfection,
accoruing to advices from tho
challenger's training camn at no.
tanco, in. j... rie is confident It will
onng him to his long-sought goal,
the lightweight throne. .
Leonard, however, at his iinnv-.
tcrs in Tanncrvlllc, N. Y., believes
he has perfected a style of battio
calculated to offset Tendlcr's nnrt-
slde advantage. He has trained
dolly for a month.
The champion -declared today he
was in the best condition of his
career,, ana wnue . he .' expected a
stiff fight, expressed .confidence in
his ability to end Jt before tho limit
of-16 rounds. He-will close Mis
training grind tomorrow and ra.
turn to- New York, i-.iv.-. . , .
Leonara expects to scale a
pouna unaer tno lightweight limit
wnen. ne ana Tendler weigh In at
two -o'clock Monday-afternoon.
Matchmaker Jimmy Johnston.
of the Cromwell A. C, announced
today that three hundred - ushers
and 600 special policemen will
handle tho crowd at- tho Yankee
stadium, which is . expected to
eclipse all former records for a
ngmweignt title match.
GIBBONS' DOLE $23,000
siirxnv lost ni'T $02,000 hays
- MIKE COLMN8 - v
OMAHA. July 20. Mlkn Cnlllna
St. Paul match ma kor. for the-fllhJ
bons-Dempsey heavyweight cham
pionship fight at Shelby.. Mont., in
an Interview with an Omnhn
World-Herald reporter here tminv
,was quoted as declaring cltliens of
aneioy -;iost lem-tnnn 102,000' fill
told," in connection with the pro
motion Of the Ult)lnnn-nii,,,,.
affair. ... 7,-?
. 'Don't let anyiiody tell you lhat'
tho Shelby citizens or nnylioilj lee
lu ii iiuiiuren mouHnmi tioiiars.or
more," he said, Collins, who lis
hero in the interest of the manage,
mont of Jimmy Delaney, 8t, Paul
fighter, who meets Jimmy Darcy,
Pucific Coast fluhter. hern tnnlvht
added that Tommy Glbbdns made
123,000 In nil from the Hholliy. bat
tle. - - .. , .. ..... ,. ' . ...
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SnSliT
I DUO lull DLAI3 uniuflbu r : 1
Senators Down Cleveland In
Off-Day Contest
TWELVE TbTls RESULT
Atlilutk-s . INiunil i'our HI. lamls
. IMItilHira llnnl ami IH-rnit
nrowns, Nino to Six
AMKItKAN MCVOI H
W. I.
Pet.
.1171
.646
.6(10
.404
.4114
.482
.417
.333
New York . .
..67 2
, .48 40
..43 S
. .41 4S
. .43 43
. .40 43
..36 40
..31 60
Cleveland..
St. Louis ...
Detroit . ; . . .
Philadelphia
Chicago .......
Washington .
Boston .....
CHICAGO,
July 20 Bill Plctvy
settled down
fter an unsteniiy
start and held Chicago safe In the
pinches while his mates uuiirneu
hits off Iliiinkeiishlii and tied Chi
cago's early lead In, today's game
with Boston, lloston won in tho
eighth, five to four, when Klag
steade doubled off Levomtto, went
to third on a passed ball and scored
on Relchlc's saoriflco fly,
Tho score: R. M. K.
Boston 6 11 3
Chicago -4 7 o
Batteries: Plercy. mid Plrlnlrn,
Walters: Blnnkenshlp, Levcrotte
nnd Sohnlk, lira num.
Washington Units Clcvclniul
CI.BVKLAN'n, July 20. Wash
ington ami Clevolnnd took ndviin-
tnge of nn eff dny today to play off
a postponed- game, which the vis.
Itors won, IS to live, ny iiineiy nn-
llng, coupled with tho Indlnns'
poor fleltllng.
The scoro: R. H. l'T.
Washington 13 U 0
Cleveland 6 12 4
Batteries: zaennry ana unci:
L'lilc. lloonc, Shnute and O'Neill.
Unnriw Ikvso to Atltlotlrs
ST. LOUIS. July 20. Pounding
four 8t: Louis pitchers hard, Phila
delphia defeated tho Browns today,
nine to six. Extra base hitting
featured tho game.
Philadelphia 9 1 4 1
St Louis IS 1
Battorles: Itommei and iiruggy:
Davis. Root. Pructt, Banyne and
Severeid. - -
Only three gnmoa scheduled.
TROTTERS ARE SPEEDY
MICIIIGAV RKOOKD BROKKV
AT KALAMAZOO HACKS '
KALAMAZOO, Mich.. July 20.
Tho greatest free-for-all trot ever
staged at recreation park, resulting
in three fastest heats ovor trottou
over a Michigan track, was raced
Friday: Tha time for the three
miles was 2:02 ii, 2:02 und
2:0!,. -
ureat voio. son of Peter Tho
Great, and driven by Walter R.
Cox. woa the first and third heats
In desperate contests with Peter
theBrcwcr, another son of Peter
the Ureat. uiloted hv Itlicnn. Peter
rtria' Brewer took tho second heat.
loach ftntlo was a fight from wlro to
wire, the field of seven racing In a
ryiss,.
; Bnrhnrlsn Wlilps Friedman
JiBTHOlT. Mlch...Julv 20. Sid
Barbarian, of DetroTL declslvolv
defeated Sailor Frledmap, Chicago
lightwctmn. : in their 10-round
matqh here tonight. Barharlnn
was given nine of the 10 rounds by
newspaper-men, uno round was
even. Nine-thousand persons saw
the fight, 'V.
Snlcm Invites A. F. Tj.
SALEM, Ore., . July 20. At a
moetlng of the federation of clubs
hero tonight a movement was
launched to have the delegates to
tho American Federation- of Labor
convention In Portland next Octo
ber as guests of Salem for one dnv.
Tho convention will meet in Port
land, in. October.
Watek For
U oia Reg
OU1MDAY
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Plhoinie
Lane County Fair Grounds
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9 SUNDAY
JULY
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SANCTION
4-EVEOT
Dance nt Mm-wila
- Tonight. Muslo by Tens O'Brien
orchestra.' ' ' 7-31-1
C. B. F. Hlckox, piano tuner,
phono 1523J, or Morris Music
House. S-24-tf
RUMMONs
In the Clrruit Court of the state of
Oregon, in end for l,nno Oountr.
Wlllnrd A. Klkin. nnd lleulell n. Rl
ynn. huHbnnd nnd wlfu, Plnlntlffn. vs.
Tlioroaii Mulhollan end May Miilhollan.
hU wile, lo known a Mary Mulliollen :
the unknowo helm of anld sbovo nnnjed
dorrndaiitM. and slu ell other pi'nuiii
rlelmtnx any rlshl. title, estate, hm or
InterOMt in the rent nutate IteHnrlbed Id
tho complaint herein. Uefendanta.
To Tiiomoi Mulhollan and ay Mnl
hollan. hla wife, slno known sa Mary
Mulhollan : the unknown helra of aald
above named dopmilante, and nleo all
othnr pi-rnona claiming any rlaht, title,
ontnte, linn or Intoreet on the real OKtNto
dOHcrlhed In the complaint filed herein,
and ditiirrllied ueldw 1
la the name. of the State of Oregon:
More than a page oi interesting little Classified Ad. Wl
be found in the Sundav Mort, eaJ WIU
if
yon linvo
or a want of nny kiiul. nsn nr.
htor Classified. Be mire to
yora(Hnt,eforff nia e-.i..,. to.
piglit to insure
tion,
Beginning at 3 p. m. Sharp
COME AND GET A THRILL!
Oregon-Washington Auto Race Association
You and oat-h ol you are hereby required
la appear and asawer to complaint
filed siaimt yos hi the atve"kntltled
enlt, within alv weka from the date of
the rim publication ol thla aummont,
and If you fall lo emwitr, for want
tb-renr, the plnlnlllf will take a decree
aealnit you ne prayed lor In the com
plaint therein, AdJudKlus end d"lennlnliis
Hint IhVplnltiHfr bcreui ere the iiwnere
In tee, nulilect to a rerteln tnorlRaae
mentioned fu plalntlffa' complaint, of
the following deaerlbed real aetata
Ituated In Uugcne, Imimi County, Ore
ion. and dencrlbcd as follow, tn-wlt:
lloalnnlnK at a point an Willamette
trri't twenty-two (ii) reel eouth of th"
northeaet corner of lit Number ronr 141
In lllork numbnr Ten (in) or that part
ol the flly ot Kusene, which wne nrlr.
Inally nVmated lo Lane County by ennf
nrl Miilllsnn and wire, and ruunlns
thence wiiilh 1& leet, more or tens, theme
went iso (net, thence north 15 feet more
or lene, and thenou eaat ISO reel to the
place or beginning. In Kugene, Lane
County, Oregon ; and that the nald de.
tenrtunte and each and all or you haee no
right, title, enisle, lien or Internet In or
to nald premlwi, or any part thereof,
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Bar
lister
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Imrgain to offer
proper cjaasifica.
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anil tur aurh elher and further
to the Court may eem uteel a4
able.
Tnl esmffinha 1t
by puldlratlon hy virtue i,f n its
th ilea. 0 K. Hklpwartb. mm a
a a
dated and tiled July 13, 1U tmt
that Ihle aiiminolie bo iMre4 leal
by publlcailnn
In the Kuaca sal
lteglattr. tince eerh week tor I a)
nr eia weka. The sate ot nm y
tlon le Julv 14. 1ML1.
wri.u a wtuij
Attorneya for I'lainilll.: raneamt
P, u, addraea, Ruaeue, Oregon. . j
nit I nor ritnpoitlJ
Tilda will be rerelveil at efl
County Clerk In !ourt heai. ftp1
Ore., until Aiito.t 1. IMS. at II
A. M.. for labor and material a sm
to eaunty brldgn si HiirlnatlrM, 0s, I
onrdlng le plana nnd epeclnratleai
(lie with County Clerk. A M
B per flent niuet aioinpany llla,
reserved to reject any or all wet
liy order of Lane f!eunty OwJ J
R. B. UltVBON. gv
Wl. l-u
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