jes
MEDFORD'GOMES
BACK" SCORE 9-5
Takes Sunday's Game Making 8corc
of Games Four to Five Hope to
Tie up Games Next Sunday at tlio
Pass, '
: LiKX
Ml'tHlll'il iMItllllll'll (liMlllfl 1'llHH
Hmiilay UMuk mm of llm Imriltwt
" I K I t (,'IHIM'H if llm hcmhoii ,y n II
In ft hooio.
Mnll'iiiil hliuU'il In Hi'oru in llm
llrnl inning wIiimi tltuy imihIumI oiiu
run over llm plittts It wiih hoiiioIIiIiik
of a kICI, liinwvitr, an (hit (IiiuiIh 1'iihm
firm Niiukur iiiiilTotl mi rimy iitfii'M
pop-np.
Miulfonl iiHi'd tlircn pitnhorH,
Hlii'i'hy IivmIIiij; only two iniiiiiKH nml
IturKt'HH llm hiiiiic. MriiKilaw winl
to Hid inntiiiil In (lui riflli inuiiiu' nml
lirltl (lui viHitorH down lo oiiu run
lli roinnliiilcr of llm giimo.
"Curly" Wllhcui dm'utt'd llm kihup
from tliti lmi)kHt position and IiIm
i;r'it livadwork wan an important
factor in llm violory MrCarthy nt
nliorl Htop Mooopcd llm Imll up in
jen-at Hlylo and mkkui1 many riirf
iuth and at ft rot Iiiiho wlillo "Shorty"
Mili'M hi'ld llm hwoiiiI r-onur Hafi
all Ihu while and xhnwed tlm ithwiIm
that he wiih in (ho "roam hark" cIiihm.
Tim whole toam lilt tlm hull hard and
wlilln (Jftlmriin wiim plli'hini; winning
Imll HPvrrnl honchcad plnyn and a
hlrady Hiring of fumhlPH put him on
tikidx and hmt llm giinm.
Mtslfnrtl lluif. Wild.
Medford ran wild in Urn hint part
of tlm gnnm, hcoring two nniH in the
fourth, thrni lit tlm fifth and tlirro in
tlm Mitvciitli inning. Tlm I'iihk Mcorctl
llmm mux in tlm Mt'coud, one in tlm
third and oim in tlm hixth add limn
dt'cldrd that thoy had hud enough.
ThliiRH looki-d had for Medford la
llm fourth wlmu (iriinlH I'bmh filled
tlm Iiiihoh with no oim out. Tlm unxl
batter tii Ntruck out but "Curly"
dropped tlm Imll and tlm wholu
orowd ftlarlcd to ntial. Curly piok
t'd up thv bull and nailrd tlm runner
at t'irM and llm ball wiim returned to
tha pi" I it In time to htop thu man
coming f nun third. The man on mcc
oiul trinl to pilfer third and wiim
caught ten feet off tlm bug. Three
out an a ntrikit out i Home Imll play-
Erannnifi "K ,,nl I'" P'y w finlnhcd before
PJPptlfa iirowd kneir what wbm up,
F "Shorty" Miles showed hiuiHelf lo
bo a wirard in bano running. He
wigglrd bin bat at the ball llireo times
and miitrted every tiino hut, IColly
tlm new catelmr for llm nihM, drop
ped llm ball and threw wide to first
and before it could be returned lo
the diamond Shorty Hipiatted mifcly
on third Iiiihc.
CrewH Ktaoked up on third for six
iiiniiiKN hut made niicIi a iHior hImiw-
ing that llm onnvil yelled for Hador
who went in the noveuth, hut didn't
get a chance. CruwH had four
chanccH and iniiiln tlueo error he
hidPHjuiHKlnjr up an cany foul back
of third banc.
Williams the third nacker for the
vintorM tried lo Hpoil a dotihlo in the
poventh inning by knocking MuCnrthy
off of Keeoiid biiHe. The act wiim one
of Dm dirliPHl plnya Heeu on the
diamond Mh hciixou and Imlli Wil
liauiH and tlm runner on firt hwc
wem called out by (Hover llm (Irani
I'omh umpire.
.,.. iiw hi Ki,i, nuvcil II U.I Oil 01 WK-
borirn' delivery and OranlK Pmhh
Kiirnored nine hiiIYIvh.
Medford iH olhnliing in piM-coutugc,
Having tnkoii'fntir muwn of the hor-
Ich and (Irani I'uhh five. The Mime
team play in (Irani Pa imxt Sun
day and llm count will ho five and
five after thai.
The giimo nt a glance:
MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, mT)?ORT, ORMOON. lrOiVDvY, .TUNIO 19, 1011.
PAGE THREE
Scoops Around the Infield
MV AltAIIKMA.
Tlilnl-fliiclinr WllllnniH ut llm
(Irani I'uhh (until In la my cntlma
Hon tlm limit Itiflulder In tha local
niiiltH, but ho ha one drawhnck
IiIh iIImiiohIIIoii. Alway uIiuwIiik tho
rat;, raining a kick and lliiltiK In
a dirty ono whim ho can, lie iniirn
what would othcrwhio bo a nplntidfd
hanchall machine. When ho cut out
tlm rouitli iituff (ho fan will ho fore
eil to lie with him,
lly wlnnlnK ycittcrday, Modford won
four immeu out of nine, Court Unit
luiyn next Hituday ho will oven tip
tlm cmiicd nml thou on tlio l)Uth
annex tlio clininplotiihli.
We'll incut you at tlio I'nua next
Kuiiday.
The box office fared well nt Hun
day' ftnme, lleitt crowd of the boa-
DOIl.
Tlm fan nhould glvo him a hand, for
ho In there nil (ho time. Junt think
It over.
Iloli Hraxdnw nliowed clnH yontdr-
duy. Ho ha n llltlo KiikIIbIi on tlio
Imll which make It fall Hiifn, Thoy
look ciih, but thoy'ro not,
Did you notice the void of nound
In thu blcacltern7 Ty Cobb Doylo with
hi orKnnlzod root In k lion left for
other floldH,
Nollco thoim "lid" Court Mnll htm
plnced over (tin IioucIich. "I'wa a rc-
lluf for thu jiluyerH,
Jo 6 McCarthy nhowed the fniiH what
Iciikiio ball playlitK menu, Grandpa
wiih there nil thu time with noma foxy
huiidwork. Captulu McCarthy Is n
team In hltnnelf.
Kelly, whono whereabout linn no
lonif iiuir.liiil Mm nntlon. linn lieon
Hcorer Jack WlthlnKton had a hi found ,,0 , CBlc,ln. for tho ,,,
KueHt In the pren box yewtorduy, T.
I llnnley, of Grant I'uhh. Tom, an ho
I known, to hi friend, ha a sroat
liend for banoball, and ilojioil tho Raine
out In n manterly manner.
.Hliorty Mile Hoom to havn hit hi
Mtrldn at lat. Glance at the box
score, Ho felled by two feet on a
two-luiKKor owltif to tho wind and
the foul lino.' Hhorty wm In (treat
vplrlt yeiiterduy and kept tho team
on their toe.
The fan have to hand It to Curly
WIIhuii for tho wlnnlnK of ycater
liny' name. Ho wa there all tha
time, and howcd itoino clever noodle
work. Curly I tho hardvit worker
In the IcaRtio.
The fan demanded Crown' goat
ycHtcrday and finally Kot It In tho
Mivonth, when Decrfoot Hador re
placed him. Four chance, thrc er
ur, a near error, and panning up of
n foul tip looks protty rotten. Stick
work poor, too. although ho wan dead
right In trying to mnko third bag on
a long drlvo, for It took a perfect peg
to nail ultn. Decrfoot Hador didn't
get a chance, but ho has tho form
and tho arm.
Thl knocking of Antlo I getting
on my nerve. What doe tho boy
do that ho lun't given tho glad baud?
U 11 becatiBo ho mind hi own bind
ncNH, ban nothing to nay and doe not
hang around tho Nah hotel, playing
a part In thu dally fanning gama play
ed tucroT Antlo 1 steady sticker,
cover more ground In tho garden
than any other player een here.'got
tho boll back without hesitation and
I nllppery on tho bases. Btlll ono
never hear a good word for tho boy.
I'ug Mtolo n luiMO on him In tho flmt
and klndn got hi goat. Kelly, think
ing ho had a. bush umpire, ragged
Owney a while, but ho soon found he
had a man little In Htaturo but big In
knowledge to deal with.
Throe bane on a strikeout jfi Home
going. Hhorty Mile pulled It yes
terday and Incidentally Bcorcd two
men at tho namo time.
'Twos a freak gatno all right. Four
teen runs made, yet the official score
mIiows only ono earned run, St. Cyr,
Grants rass' "whlto hope," got that
one.
Clarence Ileamc linn a new one
"You run like a dry crook," wa hi
comment on an attempted steal.
The diamond ha been given a new
dress by Manager Halhand tho way
the ball acted sort o' got on tho nurvc
of tho visitor.
Durgcss had an off dny, but ho ha
a "como-back" coming.
Tho most faithful fan of tho bunch
am Goorgo Merrlman and W. W. Kl-
fcrt. Never miss a game.
"JtiBt my luck," a)B Mono. "If I
had bet, Medford would havo lost."
Jack Wilkinson batted .COO yester
day. Ho drew n walk and mado a
telling sacrifice.
Umpire Grover worked well in tho
(laid, but once or twlco ho grow hazy.
Thoro was great demand for tho
tin can yestorday. Two pitcher and
two Inflclder woro put on tho bench
by manager.
YESTERDAY'S SCORES.
f-
Norlliw-cst Iegue,
At Seattle-- II II I
Seattlo 0 8 :
Tueoum f 8
Haltcrie Knight and Shea; (lor
don and Hum.
At Portland
First pinto: II II 1
SMikann 4 7 !
Portland IS 8 '.
Hatlerie: Strain; ! Onldiuk; Ar
flier uud Ilradley.
Mrilruril All, It. lit. mi. io, A, K.
Crew, nil .. 3 n i n o l a
itmiiir. 3ii ., i o o n n n o
McCarthy. S l o o ,i s 0
iHHHUft. ur .. 4 3 2 0 0 0 0
-Gin. ir 3 i o n o o
Wllkllimili, lb 3 3 I I 13 0 0
MlleM, 3ti ... t n 0 t a 0
WIIniiii, o... 1 I I 0 7 3 0
Alllli'. rf ... 3 II I 1 n o i
Hlierhy, p... 0 0,0 0 II 3 0
lhirKCHH, p... 3 o o it n o o
tllHKitllW, l 3 0 0 0 0 10
Total 34 0 7 3 3 H i
(1. I'rtMH All, It. III. KIT. PO. A. B.
WecUier, a;; a n o i i t i
Kiitililun, mii . i 0 1 i) 2 10
Kelly, e 4 I I 0 3 0 1
WlllliiniM. aii t I 1 0 3 fi 1
Hinltli, If..., 4 I 1 0 3 0 0
Ht. Cyr. rf.. 4 X 10 0 0 0
UIkkm, cf ... t 1 1 0 1 l o
Dyke, II 3 0 1 0 in 0 8
Kiiiililun, lb., t 0 0 0 3 1 0
OHliorn, p, . 4 0 3 0 1 S 0
Second game It II K
Spokane 0 13 1
Portland 2 C 1
HalleriPH; Schwon and Ilu-sty; Ar
cher, I.miiline and Moore.
Afternoon game K II K
IO AngcleH 4 9 'J
OnklnncI .'J 10 1
Hatterir: Delhi and Smith; Miller
and Pcnrcc.
At Los AiircIos
Monting game: 1 II K
Vemon 0 12 2
Portland 2 (I 1
HattericK: Ilitt and Brown; Koest
nor and Murray.
Affornoon j;amo:
Portland
Vernon (I
Halteries- Seatou, Ileukln
Murray; Stewart and Hrowtt.
II II K
1 3 1
2
and
Toymaker Soon
'
&m3&' iH;" ' "4H jaixCvi
-.HiPliiBsuSHBiBwiiBBiHr
Dainty Muggins Davles, who will
bo cen hero next Thursday evening
In "Tho Toymaker," In which Ferris
llartman Is shirring- Seats now on
sale. Prices, $1.00, 75 and 50c.
iaSHALLlllTsEi
SUBPOENA ON SMITH
WASHINGTON', D. C, June II). -Weary
of tplci;nipliiiig President Jo
MCph F. Smith of the Mormon Church
to nppenr before tho Hardwick com-
SEAMEN WILL
WIN STRIKE
Is Bccomlnfi Better Organized and
Shipping Is Practically at a Stand
Still Allied Unions are Tlirealcn
Inn to Strike.
LONDON, Juno 10. That the
Htrikmc Hcnmeu will win their dc
mau for incrcnMcd wagen i the gen
eral belief here today. Several own
em have yielded. The Htrike i be
coming better organized and whipping
i jiractically nt a HtntiilHtill. Offi
cer of the Hcnmcn' union nHert
that the steamers Meganlic, Celtic
and Dominion will be tied up until
their crewH nrc iriven an increnxc of
10 HhilhtiKH monthly. Tho original
demand was for twenty whiHing.
Shipping on the Clyde im paralyzed.
A)llicd unions are thrculcniug to
Htrike today.
XOTICK TO ALL COIKNT CON-
Tit.icrroits and huildkuh
That on and after the first day of
August, 1911 tho local Cement Work
er Union No. 158 will enforce the
following scale of wages and hours
for finishers 62 1-2 cent per hour,
for finisher's helpers S3. 50 per day.
'or labor S3. 00 per day, for box mix
irs S3.50 per day. Klght (8) hours to
(institute a days work. Hours from
a. m. to 5 p. m. and time and one
half for over time and double time
or Sundays and holidays. F. II. Mc
rDonald, pres,; C. W. Dam In, sec.
I
niilk'c investigating the sugar indus-
tryy nrrnngcmentH wero made today
to have the United State innrhhiil at
Salt Lake City serve a subjwena on
Smith.
V
Hasklns for Irealth. "
WRESTLING MATCH
At Popular Prices, 50c, 75c, $1
Buzukos vs. Dyreborg
I,lglitwelght ChajLpion lust. Natnu.i-luin Athletic Club
ANGLE OPERA HOUSE
Tuesday Night, June 20th
Good Preliminaries.
BOXING CONTEST
American Iicague.
At nulroit ' H II E
Chicago li 1(1 12
Detroit . . 1(1 'J I 4
Hatlerie: While, Ohutcm, WiiIhIi
and Payno; Summer, Work, Coving
(on, Mitchell and Casey.
At Cleveland 11 II K
Clevehiud 10 HI 'J
St. Lotii 7 13 2
HuttoricH: James ami Laud; Powell
Hamilton mid Clurk.
National Icjiguc.
At Chicago
It it K
Chicago ,..4 7 L
Phihtdolphia , .3 (1 0
lingerie! Colo, Hrown and Archer;
Mooro and Doolan,
To tu I.
.31
1 31. It
Mini chIIoiI nut for lalcrfcrouce,
., HtlMMAItY.
Karned run Hi. Cyr. Two.tmso hltH
Kelly, Crown. Htruok out lly OHliorn
.1, HIiiMiliy 1, HiirgoMH 1, UniKilmy 3.
HiiMCD on tiiills Off OHliorn 3, of Ilur
kchm 1. off Ilrugilaw 1, lilt by pitched
lmU0l)orn 1 Wlb) pitch OHtmrn t.
IlttH Off Osborn 7. off Hlinchy i, off
IliirKt'HH 2, off llrnnriuw 3, Htnlon tinsos
I mi ii en. Umpires I'nttnn, Olovcr. Time
of Kunni 3 hour, floorer Wlthlnnton.
Noncw.
After thl dale I wilt not stand ro
NpoiiHlbln for any IndohtednesH Incur
red liy my wife Mr, lllla .lonnlo.
Signed H, H. Joimlo, 80
At SI. Louis R II K
Now York fi 10 0
SI. Louis 4 14 2
Hatteries: Wiltz and Myers, Wil
Hon; Golden, Sullen ami Hiesnnhnn.
At CinuinniiU R n K
Hnmlilyn I) 12 .1
Cinoinnatl 1 10 2
Hiillorios: Rtioker and llorgciij Mo-
Quillon, Sugg and Clark,
Pacific Coast Inviguo,
At San Francisco
Morning gnmo: R H R
Los Angeles , 0 4 2
Oakland OH i
naileries; Agnow, Whoolor and
Qriiullu; Abloa and Mizo.
At Stockton-
Morning giuuo; R II K
San Francisco 1 2
Saornmenlo 7 HI 1
Hallories: Moskimau, Zamlock aud
Schmidt; Ilyrnin nnd Lalonge.
At Saoramoutn
Afternoon gatno: R 1 1 f.
San Francisco 8 3
Saornmenlo 4 () l
Hatlories: Meiklo and Rerry; Haum
and Lnlnuge.
NOTICK TO CONTHACTOR8.
Notlco la horoby given that tho
City Council of tho City of Medford,
Oregon, will rocolvo sealed proposals
for tho taking up nnd ro-laylng tho
16 Inch woodon wnter main now ly
lug In the grpund on East Main street
lo bo ro-layod as a storm eowor on
tho west sldo of tho city,
Addition Information furnished by
tho city onglnoor,
All bid to bo filed with tho city
recorder on or boforo C:00 o'clock
p. m Juno 20th, 1911, nnd to bo
accompanied with a cortltlod check
equal" to 10 por cent of tho amount
of tho bid. Said chock to bo rondo
payablo to tho city treasurer.
RODT. W. TELFI3R.
City Rocordor.
Dated this 14th day of Juno,
1011. 77
EXCURSION FARES EAST
19 11
FOR SALE
CITY PROPERTY
Lots wholesale and retail
MOOR-EHNI-OO.
212 Fruitgrowors Bank Bldgl
j
During tho months of June, July, August aud Septem
ber, on dates shown below, the
Southern Pacific
will sell round trip tiekcts from
Medford via Portland
as follows:
TO FARES
Chicago $ 82.-10
Council Blul fs......
Omaha
-cl I loelo V- 1 1 ' I w vj
St. Joseph .:. : .
St. Paul :
Si. Paul, via Council Bluffs 73.30
Minneapolis, direct ... G9.90
i Minneapolis, viaCouncil Bluffs 73.80
Boston .:.;.: : 119.90
'New York : ...... 118.40
St. Louis ; 79.90
I Washington, 1); C 117.40
f Atlantic City.N. J. 112.30
SALE DATES
Juno 1G, 17, 21, 22, 23, 24, 28, 29 and 30. '
Julv 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, G, -9, 20, 2G, 27 and 28.
August 3, 4, o, 14, 15, 1G, 17, 21, 22, 23, 28, 29 and 30.
Soptember 1, 2,4, 5, G and 7.
Stop-overs within limits in oithor direction. Final
return limit Oetobov 31st.
jFor fares one way through California inquire of any
soutnern jf acme agent, or write to
'WM. McMURRAY
General Passenger Agent
Portland, Oregon,
Medford Opera House, IS1
The Biggest nnd Best Musical Comedy Offering of the Entire Year
FERRIS HARTMAN
and his
Superb
Company
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Mutlc by Audran
A LUlloJourneylolheLBndofMftko.Bollovo
wrrii
WALTER. DE LEON
AND
MISS "MUGGINS" DAVIES
Tottlhef with a
SO Singing and Dancing Co. of SO
Seat Sale Tuesday Morning, Haskins
Centennial Jubilee
AT
ASTORIA
August 10 to Sept. 9, 1911
Commemorating the One-Hundredth Anniversary of
the First White Settlement in the Northwest and the
Beginning of the Oregon Country at Astoria, Oregon,
Presenting Historical and Ceremonial Features to
gether with a
Spectacular Marine and Military
Pageant
Glenn Curtiss, famous aviator, will fly over land and
sea in his airship.
PACIFIC COAST REGATTA'
The G reatest Aquatic Event to be Held in the "West
Historically This Celebration Is to Be One of tho
Most Important Events to Take Place This Year in
the United States.
The
SOUTHERN PACIFIC LINES Etf OREGON
will sell tickets from all points on its lines, including
branches at
LOW ROUND TRIP FARES
For further particulars apply to the Centennial Com
mittee, Astoria, Oregon, or to
"vTM. McMURRAY, Gen'l Pass. Agt., Portland, Ore.
NEWPORT
-YAQUINA BAY-
Oregon's Matchless Beach Resort
The Place to Go for Perfect Rest and Every Conceiv
able Form of Healthful and Delightful Recreation
ITS FACILITIES ARE COCPLETE Best of food
and an abundance of it. Fresh water from the moun
tain streams. All modern necessities, such as telo
graph, telephone, markets freshly provided evory
day. Fuel in abundance. Cottages partly furnished
or unfurnished to bo had cheaply. Strict municipal
sanitary regulations.
NEWPORT is reached by way of tho Southern Pa
cific to Albauy or Corvallis, thence Corvallis & East
ern R. R. Train service daily and tho trip a pleasure'
throughout.
FARE FROM MEDFORD
Season six-months ticket $11.10
Our elaborato now Su minor Book gives a conciso
description of Nowport, including a list of hotels,
their capacity and rates. Call on, telephone or write
A. S. ROSENBAUM, Local Agent, Modford. .
WM. McMURRAY
GonoralPassengor Agent, Portland, Oregon,,