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. THJSrEVEHrrNG rJOTJliNAL, t frOTLA3n).: V OKEGOX ffilliATf JUlfiB, 27, ; 1903, '
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DeCourSeyno Match for
r the' Australian.
FIGHTING , WAS' FAST
Jalifornian Makes Good Attempt,
. . but Was Unable to Reach
His Opponent
PRELIMINARY BOUT A DRAW
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Seattle Again Wins From Portland
' Lars; Attendance at Shooting
Tournament
s Two good flghta were pulled oft before
i aba pastime Club last night, . In the pre
liminary Freeman,' of Oregon City, -clearly
outclassed Swanson, but the referee
called the bout draw. In the main
vent. Hesarty- was the winner. , He had
the advantage of youth, height and reach -
and made the most of them : Both men
weighed in within half a pound of each
ether, but the Australian waa In the best
: con&tinn. D Coursey out ud a Very Kama
fight uil' mi up and TOmlpe-alonaCflBrwy'OOwn ne aw not arise un.
'lila vitality lasted. - Hegarty's swift Jabs
land strong" uppercuts were too much for
- the Caiirornla.il, and In the. ninth round
the latter: waa not In. shape .to. respond
When, the -fatal 10 seconds were called. ,:
.' Da Coursey, was not out .by actual time,
' as Referee Day counted a little fast, but
-. It' waa a humane act on hla part, aa Hes
arty would hate won anyway, and the
plucky' little fellow from the sputh, was
saved' a lot of punishment; He came up
at the j count of 30 ready for., mora of It,
but Say had called him. out of business.
" : : ' i 8W ANSON AND FREEMAN- ,
In the 'preliminary" Freeman and Swan'
, on were the attraction. This was not
the first time these two lads have mixed
ti, and the spectators .looked for a hot
co. They were not disappointed as the
b6ya went' right after each Other from
the tap of "the igonc. - '
Nearly all through the go Freeman waa
,the aggressor but Jn the eighth round
Swanson had him going,' but could not
put on the trimmings. In the ninth Free'
man' had all the best of It and Swanson
went to -his corner v very groggy. ' The
tenth and last round waa nearly all give
and take and no one bad the advantage,
hence the draw decision, v - . ; -1
, ' THE MAIN EVENT, . '
De Courser was the first: to enter' the
' , rlhg, closely followed by Hegarty. .The
t latter t immediately - assumed Jeffries'
crouching attitude Which he maintained
throughout the go..
cut loose And put De Coursey down with
a right punch, to the Jaw. ' At the .count
Of eight the Calif ornlan was up only to
run.. lntojnore ..punishment, v: He'.. gave
nearly as much aa he. received, however.
In the third De Coursey went to the. can.
vas again for eight seconds, but this time
U ws ftoUVrom : punchy The fourth
waa Hegartys round, hla opponent going
to .the - floor. twice, one for. eight and
again for nine seconds." Both men were
fighting fast.' '-' "
In the fifth the exchanges .were numer
ous 'but 'le' Course? was wild and In evi
dent distresa.-.He- waa content to clinch
whenever the wpportunlty - offered. He
was.,bleeaing freely from the nose, and
Martin Denney, his chief second, was a
very busy man when the gong announced
the finish of the round. ' '
The sixth round was wrestling match
and .Jack. Day. was the' "fall guy." In
breaking the fighters away he used more
exertion than - they did themselves. ; In
this , round Do Coursey took a. j. severe
grilling, -but peddled back soma of the
goods. .He:.w.aa again wild In bts' swings.
There was nothing much doing In the
seventh, but in the next round both mls-ed;jt'eelyj,'-at;tone
time hoth went to the
floor in a heap. Hegarty was apparently
as fresh as when he climbed through the
roxes;buithe0Californlan wsa In bad
shape. He was- bleeding freely from the
nose, and winded, and if. It bad not been
for the excellefft Judgment of Denney he
would not have been able to go any fur
ther. As It' was ha went ; down twice, ?
jtaking the count each time, ", . y . ' r ' '
In the ninth and last round Da Cmrsey
came up. weak while i. the Australian,
showing' not mark of punishment, was'
in splendid shape. - He went right at his
man, and put' him to the floor three times
In - rapid sttceession, -r Tne -last , wne - w
Ul the Wth second bad. been eal led, and
Jack Day awarded the bout to Hegarty. ,
JjTha latter,. will psBbably howlorhit(?hed;
with Jimmy Bmt, the, California, crack.
. ? SJBOOTINQ vTOURNAMBNT.l, .
j The attendanee' at 4 the opening' days'
shoot of the . 18th annual tournament of
the Sportsmen's Association . of , the
NorthwefcfV'held at the Irvlngton track
yesterday , "waa very large., -.1 v.. I
.The excitement was ' Intense - In the
eighth'- tvent' for- the -three-men-team
trophy, in which two Tacoma teams om-!
peted na tied for first place and a Spo
kane .tcdm'woit econd,,There; were many
well .known .sportsmen present Including:
Fred. McBroom of epokane, W, A, Bea-!
ver and B.' K." Drake of Ban Francisco,;
B. C. Garrtstt from Beattle, Peta Holohan
trim?VrH&-'t&:ifofr1i from Med-;
ford,'; B. UPalne of Eugene, MP. and
Mrs.'V. F. Sheard Of Tacoma. Messrs.
BUllman and fepenca of Pendleton, wlrr-
ners of the 1901 live-bird . ahoot, and
Sherltt-eloct'.Btdry, i R. IX Inman,. A. J.;
Winters and' J.B. Culllson of Fortland.
' The Journal yesterday gave the results
of the first three events. In the afternoon
the shoots resulted, as follows: -
Event 4, 130 'added, SS targeU unknown
angles, .reversed; entrance, H60; divided
80, 25, 30. IS iand 10 per cent Won by
Bheard, with 25 targets. . , , . . , (: -
Event Ey Multnomah medal; Z0 targets,
known angles, reversed; entrance. It; 80
par cent of purse to present holder; bal
There .waa nottilna much dolnr durina 1 mm divided it). 3(L 20 and 10 ner cent
the flret round but tn theeoond Hegaryr iTlrsl place tied for by 'Smith, Gulst,
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Fourth and Morrison
He Sells the Brewer Jiai
Eheard, McClure and Wright, with U tar.
geta . , ,... ,.. . o,-- .'.'
Event t, 940 added, . targets, unknown
I angles, reversed,- use of both barrels; di
1 vided 40, SO, SO and 10 per cent; entrance
J2 First place tied for by 3amum, Btacy,
mils, ayton. Gulst. Forbes, Hindel and
1 Wanser, with It targets. 1 1 ..
Event 7, H0 added, 30 targets, unknown 4
1 angles: entrance. W, divided 40, 80, 80 and
' 10 per cent Won by Denham, with 20 tar
gets. . V Cs;'V'" - .V
Event 8, three-men team' trophy; does.
hot count in general averager to targets.
I unknown angles; entrance, 17.60 per team;
170 added; only, toons, .Qdai members of the
clubs belonging to the association eligible;
ahooter belonging to more, than one club
I must shoot with 'a team representing the
1 city where heHives;rirst prlie. team tro
phy and 50-per cent of 'the purse; second
I prise, SO per cent; third prise, 0 per cent
-First place tied for two Tacoma teams,
with a score of 62 out of a possible ).
Event 0, 30 added; ZS, targets, unknown
I angles, reversed; entrance.' $2.25; divided
10, 35, 0, IS and 19 jer-oent-Won ' by
Walte, wlth-hIfets...., , '
ISO added: Si targets. IS singles.
known agngles, live pairs; entrance. S2.50:
divided 80. 25. JO, IS and 10 per cent First
l-piaoe tied for by Sheard,-Denham, Nau-
man, McClure. and Hlllls, with 2 targeU,
HOW THBJ CLUBS STAND. 4
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'IS ' ,405
Portland Is stUlfon the down arade.
The Team lost Iq Beattle again yesterday,
making the Uth" straight -defeat Vtg-
neux Is having trouble with his men. He
has suspended Xou. .MaWaftey- tat ' two
weeks for falling. to beat Stovall to the
t bar In the ninth Inning of Wednesday's
l game,, and the player, in his? soreness,
says that he will not play in the nine any
more. In yesterday's game Weed played
nrsvuarria was taken out of the field
and put on third, while Hupp waa sent
out into the right garden. " The score: ,
. BEATTLE.
. aw Jn 1.. rJ,t Jk Hi.
Time of fame t-hotit and IS minutes.
? Umpire Dexter Smith. ; , .
. - - 'east fo hhlena.' '
Helena took the third consecutive game
from Spokane yesterday.' Wiggs was a
trifle wild, but Spokane's pitcher, Oatch,
was worse. The summary
Spokane
Seattle
Butte .: '..;-J5'
Portland. ...... , -1
Helena .,..'....'.,',...,,.'. 19 '
Spokane ........,.,.,,.,.1" 19
Tacoma i ...'...;,. 14
Hurler, lb
I Babbitt,-as.
-aeaj4
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i Schwarts, tb i .
Hurlburt, e. t'.;.;'.; -0
Bodie. r. f... .4 ' 0
I Stanley, . )? -0
I Dalrrmtile. I. f I 1
Campbell, Sb U... S O
Hickey, p, 0
2 .
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2
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- 0
0 .
2
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4
3 .
0
0 .
6'
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Totals
-PORTLAND.-
ftt " IS ;
IMuller, I I .,4 - 0,1
f Van Bnren, c ..., P J d 1
! Anderson, -2b .i..... 4 ' -1 ' 0 -e "S
Weed, lb .........; 0 .
Vleneux. c t ? 0 1 I
Harris, b .
Hupp. r. f.....". 4 - 9 0 1'
Deisel. ss. t 011
WUbeck, p. I '? O 9 9
v 0
AH Sliapes-rFEDQRAS :and DERBIES
ALL: UNIONS MADE.
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Totals SI 1 4 24 1,1
1 .'bcore bt innings. y - i
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Seattle ........1 0 ft II 0 1 I -l
: Portland .......... 0 0 0 1 0 0,0-1
Earned runs Portland 1.
Two-base bits Hurley, Hurlburt; Weed.,
Stolen baseHupp. - - - -
Double DlYaC&mDbell to Sjohwarta to
Hurley. . ? -
Lien on oaseso-tseaiiie a. x-ortiana T.
.."Bases on balls-Hlckey t. WUbeck f. . '
Hit by pitcheiHlckey .
. Struck out Hlckey 4, WUbeck SV- i ...
v. Passed -ball Vigneux, - 'i , y'
10 10 0 10 1 1-fS
...v... 0 10 1 1 4 0 6 U IS
, rwo-oase. nits, Kelts, tannery. McUU
llgarr; three-base hit. Partridge; stolen
bases, Howells. McLaughlin. Elsey. Pee
pies. Hannlvan, Sullivan, ' McGfillgaa;
double plays, AVigg to Schmeer to Shaf
fer. Elaev to Ft-hi-v tn Cirlm; left- in
bases, Spokane 7, Helena ll; bases on
balls, off Wiggs S. oS Elsey L off Oatch
; nit oy pitcher, by Wigga 1. by Ulsey Z;
struck out, by Wiggs 8, by Oatch ;
passed ball, Sullivan:- wild pitch,- Oatch;
time of game, 2 hours atid 10 minutes;
umpire, voigan. o
- BUTTE DROPS ONE. - ' ? v
The heavy hitters from the mtnina dls
trlct of Montana dropped .a game -to Ta
coma yesterday, on their- own grounds.
The summary: : . , i
Tacoma 0180005-1 -10
BMtte 0 0 2 2 0 0 1 0 38
Earned runs, Butte S, Tacoma Oftwo-
Dane tuts. Lietcner, ' Flsber, Htaraens. mc
Intyre, Treadway; three-base hits. Ward,
Tread way: stolen baRes. Kane. Ward 2,
Treadway, McHale, Hutchinson; double
piays, Marshall to Kane, J on neon to
Fisher to Hutchinson; - left on bases,
Butte 10, Tacoma 8; bases on balls, oft
Hawley 4, off Johnson 7; sacrifice hit,
fsrfoss struck eut., by Hawley 8, by
ohnson S; wild pitch, Hawley:-time of
game, 2 hours; umpire. Cunningham. .,
f '' SCORE EVENED VP.
In last night's bowling contest at the
Commercial Club, between Astoria ' and
the Commercials, the latter won, Whloh
vena up the score.' .When the Portlands
visited Astoria recently they lost; but on
their own alleys they. won, Last night's
scores follow: '!) .
Commercial duhJ. t'tfi'LL 1 ' t s , 4
Potter .......A... .' "29 48 81 m
Menefee ..88 60 ,1 27
Wlllett ......,.....,u...32 89 44 47
Blersdorf 84 B2 62 89
Bushong .. ............. ........ ,.84 4J 44 83
McNary ..w.:.......3 28 19
' Astoria Club-i ..- '
Ralston ,...:"...;,...84 85 28 l
Peterson j-i ...48 41 . 85 88.
Wise :....,.....,62 45 28 29
Taylor ...47 28 82 40
Pye ...,... .... 40 84 84 82
Sovey ......42 27 86 48
At the conoiuslon of the games a ban
quet waa served the visitors, -i-i -
v " TALE WAS THE WINNER.
The fastest crew yet turned - out by
Harvard 'was yesterday downed by Tale
within 10 seconds of record time. Yale
won by four lengths. Time Tale, 0:200;
Harvard.' 0:20:83. In the four-oared race.
Harvard won from Cambridge by i
lengths. ' In the ' freshmen's face", rtar
VS.rd overcame Tale's lead of a few feet.
In '.a splendid spurt at the finish, and
finished on even terms. ,
; ' WM. HUME DEAD.
William ' Hume, the veteran cannery,
man . of the Columbia River, died yeij-,
terday at his home at Easle.Cllft, Wash.,
at the age of 72 yearn. He leaves a wife
and two grown daughters, both residing
at home. Misses Lottie and Aura Hume.
He has a brother at Astoria, Oeorge W.
Hume. Mr. Hume was born -In - Water-"
villa. Me., and when a young matf tame
to California' on ' a fishing and hunting
expedition. He went to the Columbia
river and built the first cannery there
In j laWr and conducted it Until, a few
years ago, when he sold his interests
io tne voiumoia niver racxera' Associa
tion, and has lived since -at Eagle Cliff
The funeral will be bald at Holmau's
undertaking parlors this afternoon, with
burial In Done Fir cemetery. , . s
CAUTION
. The publlo Is warned not to buy tickets
for -the Letter Carriers' excursion., with
out seeing that they bear the imprint f
the City , Delivery; Division in red ink.
All, others are fraudulent. . - " s
. COMMITTEE.
f Reorganizing Matters, r
A,', reorganisation of the office force of
the general freight .department of the O.
B, & N. Co. is In progress today. The
work of the f o'foe has been classified -so
as to prevent confusion and to expedite
matters, -j The clerical force Is now plso
ed in Room 23 by. itself. Contracting
Freight Agent; Morse and hla .assistant,
Ralph Jenkins, have had their desks re
moved to Room 22. .The change will be a
good thing all arounov ,-rJ "
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