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"Wo Aim
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SOON TO REMOVE TO PERMANENT HOME, COR. CENTRAL AVE. AND 6TH ST.
CUBS WIN FIRST
GAME: SCORE 4-3
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Tho day dawned clear and cold.
. Tho selection of Colo was a popu
lar one, as it was for him that the
fans cried when tho Cub pitchers
were being slammed in the third bat
tle. Tho Chicago fans were optimis
tic, but tho town would have gone
into tho hands of a receiver following
tho Cubs' defeat tho fourth time.
Tlrst Inning.
Philadelphia Strunk out, Stelnfcldt
to Chance; Lord filed to Sheckard; Col-
Una out. Chance to Cote. No runs.
Chicago Sheckard walked and stole
second; Sliulte fanned; Hoffman Hlngled
to left and Sheckard scored; Chance
forced Hoffman and was himself out on
Hoffman's Interference, Davis getting
the Chance nut-out. One run.
Second Xnulnir.
Philadelphia Liaker singled to right,
Davis fanned; Murphy filed to Shulte,
linker was caught stealing, Archer to
Tinker. No runs.
Chicago Zimmerman filed to Mur
phy; Stelnfcldt out. Baker to Davis;
Tinker walked; Tinker out stealing,
Thomas to Collins, No runs.
Third Inning.
Philadelphia liary out. Stelnfeldt to
Chance; Thomas out. Cole to Chance;
Bender walked; Strunk doubled to cen
ter, scoring Bender, and In attempting
tr stretch It Into a trlnlo Strunk was
thrown out, Sheckard to Stelnfeldt. Ono
run.
Chicago Archer and Colo fanned:
Thomas dropped Cole's third strike and
throw him out. Thomas to Davis;
Sheckard filed to Strunk. No runs.
Fourth Inning.
Philadelphia Lord fanned; Collins
beat out an infield hit to Zimmerman .
Baker hit to left conter, reaching third,
Collins crossing the plate, but tho urn.
plro's ground rules called It a double,
sending Baker back, to second and Co
llns to third: Davis fanned; Murphy
doubled to left field crowd, scoring Col
lins and Baker; Barry fanned, a wo
Chicago Shulto singled to left; Hoff
man singled to right. Bhulte reaching
third; Chance singled to left, scoring
Shulto; crowd became frenzied; .fim
merman hit to Bender, who threw Hof f
man out to Baker, who doubled Zim
merman out to Davis; Stelnfcldt filed
to Strunk. One run.
rifth Inning.
Philadelphia Thomas out, Zimmer
man to Chance; Bender singled to right;
Ktrunk bunted safely; Lord filed to
Bhcckard; Collins filed to Sheckard. No
Chicago Tinker fanned; Archer out,
Baker to Davis; Cole fanned. No runs.
Sixth Inning.
Philadelphia- Baker talked; Davis
sacrificed. Colo to Chance; Btoinfold
knocked down Murphy's single, but un
able field It; Stelnfeldt muffed Barry's
rroundor, recovering In time to ret ro
Baker at plate to Archer: Thomas sln
cled to infield; Bonder filed to Shulto.
Chicago Collins booted BhuHe's
grounder; Shulto safo at first; Hoffmai.
poiinod to Baker; Shulte out stealing.
Thomas to Collins; Sheckard out, Barry
. nnvln Nn runs.
Seventh Inning.
Philadelphia Strunk fanned: Lord
out Zimmerman to Chance; Collins filed
to Hoffman. No runs.
Chicago Chance out, Bonder to Da
vis: ' Zhnmernittn singled to left; S eln
felilt fanned: Z mmerman out stealing.
n?i U'B to , tolllns. No runs.
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sacri
:olo hit
.7.', riiiinir tho bases; mom us n.iv
into ft Soma "lav. Colo to Archer to
Chance. No runs. Collins.
H". 'Collins To" Davis: Kiln
MUSICAL PROGRAM
"NAT" ORCHESTRA
" SUNDAY AFTERNOON 2:30 TO 4:30
1 March, "The Stars and Stripes" Sousa
2 Valse Espagnole, "Mercedes" Galeraberti
3 Overture, "Zampa" Herold
4r-Violin solo, "Notturno" Chopin
Louis N. Ritsau. '
5 Selection, "Maritana" .Wallace
6 Serio-comic fantasia, "A Trip to Coney Island"....
Tobani
All Aboard Italian Band Jubilee Singers All Ashore
Storm, Thunder, Lightning, Clouds aro Breaking Soldl's
Orchestra Imitation of Railroad, Arrival at Manhattan
Beach GUraore's Band Signal for Firoworks Cannon
Shots Skyrockets Home, Sweet Home.
7 Selection, "The Gipsy Baron" 1 Straus's
8 Popular medley, "A Picnic for Two "....Von Tilzcr
9 Finale, "Ragged Thoughts" .-. .Von der Mehden
"NAT" ORCHESTRA
MUSICAL PROGRAM
SUNDAY NIGHT 7:30 TO 9:30
1 March, "Arabia" Buck
2 Valse Espagnole, "The Pearl of Iberia"
. .'. Ilelinsbergcr
3 Overture, "Rakoczy" Kela-Bela
4 Idyll, "The Forge in the Forest" Michclis
5 Grand opera selection, "Mignon" Thomas
6 Humoresque, on "La Sarelhi" Bellsledt
7 Selection, "The Burgomaster" Luders
8 Popular medley, "Bits of Rcinick's Hits" Lampe
9 Finale, "Slavery Days" : Lita
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Philadelphia Bender out, Stelnfeldt I Bases on balls Off Cole, 3; off Ben
to Chance; Strunk safe. Archer collla- estrucjt out By Cole, C; by Bender, 5;
mg wim urown. wnen laueu iriru iu i,y jirown, i
catch Strunk's pop; Archer's error; Lord
forced Strunk, Tinker to Zimmerman,
("n.llriH out. Brown to Chance. No runs.
Chicago Shulte doubled; Hoffman
sacrificed, Davis, unassisted; Chance
claimed been hit, but Connolly called It
foul; Chanco tripled, scoring Shulte;
Chance's trlplo went over Strunk's
head: Zimmerman filed to Collins; Ba
ker leaned Into left field boxes, catch
ing Stolnfeldt's foul. Ono run, score
tied. .
Tenth Inning.
Philadelphia Baker fouled to Archer;
Davis doubled to right; Murphy forced
Davis, Tinker to Stelnfeldt; Barry
funned; no runs.
Chicago Tinker flied to Barry;
Archer doubled to loft field bleachers;
Brown out, Barry to Davis; Archor goes
to third; Sheckard singled, scoring Arch
er. Chicago wins.
rinal Score.
It.
Double plays Bender to Baker to Da-
(vis; Colo to Arcner to Chanco.
Earned runs Philadelphia, 2; Chi
cago, 1.
Hit by pitcher Barry, by Cole.
Umpires Connolly, O'Day, Sheridan
and ldgler.
Time of game Two hours and
minutes.
Chicago 4
Philadelphia 3
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Strunk. cf. 4
Lord, If. C
Collins, 2b C
Baker, 3b 4
Davis, lb. ..,.,. 3
Murphy, rf. .... 4
Harry, as. ...... 4
Tnomas, c. 4
Bender, p , . 3
Totals 30
PHILADELPHIA.
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Eighth inning.
Philadelphia Baker . hit saf
Phanco T Davis walked; Murphy
flcSa Chance to Zimmerman; Co
Tin??i. filing tho bases; Thomi
Hoffman out, Interfered with batted
ball.
CHICAGO.
AB. It. SB. PO. A. E.
Sheckard, If. ... 4 1 1 3 1 0
Shulte, rf. ...... 4 2 0 2 0 0
Hoffman, cf. ... 3 o o l o o
Chance, lb 4 0 0 0 2 0
Zimmerman. 2b. 4 0 0 2 2 0
stelnfeldt. 3b. .. 4 0 0 2 4 0
Tinker, m 4 0 0 1 2 0
Archer, c 4 1 0 8 0,1
Colo, p 2 0 0 1 30
Kllng 1 0 0 0 0 0
Kano 0 0 0 0 0 0
Brown, i 1 0 0 0 a 0
Totals 35 1 30 J6 1
Pacific Coast Leanue Finals.
At Sun Francisco
It.
Portland 2
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II. 2.
1 2
4 1
Fisher;
San Francisco
Batteries Gretf
KaBtloy and Williams.
At Los Angeles
Vernon 3
Los Angolcs 2
Bntteries Cnrson and Brown; To
zer and Smith.
At Sacramento
Oaklund , .... 3
Sacramento 4
Batteries Willotts and Mitzo; Ar
ellancs und La Longo.
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iw w out. Collins to Davis: Kline
bating for 'Cole0, reached second on Ba
8heew "viiuitli Xaalo
&" bad throw? KanUo" runs for wings
SSviSi filed to Lord. No runs.
Kllng batted for Colo In eighth.
Kano ran for Kllng.
SCOUE BY INNINGS.
Philadelphia ...0 01200000 03
Huso hits ..,.011322010 111
Chicago 10010000114
Base hits .,,.100300102 2 9
SUMMARY.
Thrce-baso hlt--clmnco
Two-base hits Strunk, Baker, Mur
phy (2). Shulte, Davis, Archer.
Sacrifice lilts Duvls, Huffman.
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A. Banyo, Portland; J. Dolrick, New
York; Miss Susie Woodward, New
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Otto, San Francisco; J. C. Aitken,
Woodvilles A. B. Archol. Sonttlo; 0,
It, Weston, Stockton; Harry Stait,
V. Woodward. Portland; L. I), Cole,
Virginia; J. J. Holgort, Eureka; M.
Alshorg, Now York; Harry E. Hayes,
Chicago; Chas. Ilildehreoht, Port
land. Tho Moore Mr, and Mrs. Coclii
ran, Boston; H. Hayes, San Fran-J
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The Wardrobe
THE HOME OP GOOD SHOES
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cisco; A. O. Furriss, Eugene' II. It.
Amdt, Portland; Mr. and Mrs.
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At tho Nash J. Dont, E. I). Bug
doll, J. Forsytho, Portland; II. II.
Morris, San Francisco; F. J. Mttz
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A. Y, Coko, Eugene; S. P. WoU.
Now York; W, H, Cook and wlfo,
Sodalla; W. P. Ehlund, CharloH
Doyco, Port.ar.d; E. S. Van Camp
and wlfo, Yroka, j
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