The Oregon Daily Journal from Portland, Oregon • Page 10

THE OREGON, DAILY, JOURNAL," PORTLANDS EVENING, JUNE 18, When Roily wag walked In tha opening OF THE WOMJB Ring, Track, Field, Diamond MEWS 1(0 pozbov oak pozsozmro. Ballard's Snow Liniment cures Mr. O. H. P.

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MAC TO IHVADE ANGELES FANS FAIL TO SUPPORT TEAM rammiE wins HEETFROf.lCHEI.lAWA BEAVERS EAT IIP EASTLEYS BEST ne sped -down to secona on first bail pltchea to Mohler. Fisher heaved the ball to second; Olson snapped it on the champion base Guess that little fellow Cooney Isn't lacing the ball these days. He batted 1000 yesterday in five times up, which la just about a record for the Northwestern league. In addition he accepted seven chances perfectly, besides swiping a base. He has rightly earned the sobriquet "Bullet," that the northern scribes have plastered on him.

Manager Mac picked a long, hot one from Tennant's willow la the seventh that was some pumpkins. Mac backed Into the boards and nearly knocked the fence out of plumb, but he held on. Had Breen been covering second, Mae. would bave been able to complete a double' on Zelder. RADICAL CHANGES IN MANAGEMENT COLTS WALLOP SEfllTiyUUCH JIullin Breaks Leg Sliding QMS Ml This Is tha best tins of tbs yeas to have your teetb extracted saea Is aeoesslty aaa bars pMor bridge work Dons as there Is less trouble from sort gums or other McMinnvllle College, June IB.

Ily Milan Baggerly. San Francisco. June 1. The Angels Portland Manager Must. Get are kicking about lack or support ai The track meet with Chemawa was won by a score of 70 to 5.

McMinnvllle college Justly earned for herself the title home. Fans are turning out In goodly numbers to see them play. In fact First Game of Series With Leaders Drops Into Mar-' ket Basket. of champion on the track outside of Good 3Ian to Replace Mullin. to Second Samuels Trims Cupids.

the state institutions. Although feeling greatly the loss of Pettlt, Mc-Mlnnvllle's star weight man, and one of her best sprinters, the local college Gee, whillikens, how those Beavers team carried the meet through with a (Special Dltpatcb to The Journal. Albany. June 16. The Warren vim and determination that won It for them.

the attendance was never better, but the trouble is they are rooting for the visiting teams. "You should have heard our cranks root for the Seals," said Pitcher Nagle yesterday. "Any stranger would have thought wewere the visiting club. It is discouraging trying to win a championship with your own crowds rooting for the other people." Toman should have been on hand to officiate with Van Haltren but he failed to put In an appearance. McCarthy left for the south yesterday, so that Van Haltren had to go It alone.

Monday Toman wired Secretary Danny Long S.N Construction company, which has the When Manager McCredle learned that Charlie Mujlin fractured his leg at Seattle yesterday, the big fellow Immediately began planning another Invasion of the California outlaw territory. "I'll did clout that ball In the secona frame yesterday, and all knocked young Mr. Eastley, pride of the Mohler payroll, a la Stanley Ketchel. Everything The two best events were the mile paving contract in this city, is making and the half-mile runs, the college record being broken in both events. In a change among its superintenaenui Mta- Special Diapatob to Tha JornL June 16.

Portland walloped the life out of the Seattle leaders yesterday with a pitcher released by Ta-coma, Lee Samuels, on the firing line. Charlie Mullin, while sliding Into second In the eighth fractured hfa right 4eg and will be out of the game for the rest of the season, it is said. Portland made three rung In-the first Inning, clinching the game. Garry, the hitting center fielder of the the mile run. Rice ran on the outside in the calendar but a four-bagger was plucked from his offerings.

There was have to look over the list down theru tionea in tne aurereni uregon towns. Superintendent Ashby of this city, leaves tomorrow for Salem, and Harry ,1 of the track and bcnd Smoker of Che and see who they have that will fill in. Running two ball clubs is the hardest mawa until the last 440 yards, when he a triple, a span of doubles and a brace of singles, and they rushed four runs Chlpman. who has had charge of the company operation at Medford. comes took a sprint, finishing in the record Job I ever tackled.

Just as soon across the pan. Not content with this time of 4:39, some eight feet ahead of everything gets to going nicely, there to Albany. Superintendent Copeland of something about transportation not ar smoker. is a sIIdud of some kind. saiem wiu tans dp tna worn ai caea ford.

riving and asking lor insirucuuiiH. spring the umpires were Instructed that "I haven't any idea who I'll et yet In the time of Foster won the half-mile, finishing 20 feet ahead of -dolts, alamrhed the ball out of the lot There are some pretty srood first sacx SuDerlntendent Ashby stated this anv time their tickets failed to reacn and drove In two Wien ahead of him big edge, the locals shoved two more over in the fifth and seventh for good measure. Harkness was the lucky kid, alright. In four successive innings, the visitors gleaned but two hits, but all got away with were the two runs. Once the Seals had the bags bulging, ersj.

That fellow Pfyl of the Stockton morning that paving would be rushed The Colts took another fall out of and that the contract would easily be Smoker. Foster was running fourth and 50 yards behind when the last 440 mark was passed, when ne gradually closed in, passing Smoker in the last team wants to get into organized nail, and If I can come to terms with him, completed by July 1. them In time, to buy the same and charge to expense. Evidently Toman had forgotten his instructions. Secretary Long was so put out over Toman's tel-eeram that his first thought was to would like to see him taxe Mullin 100 yards.

but Johnson saved the day by trap IMPROVED PHONE place. Pfyl has been batting about .345 in the Outlaws, and he probably imagines he is too good to enter class In the sprints, Chemawa counted on Sorter making good, but Williams was ping werry grounder and stepping on third to force Bodle out. wire him "Walk up." Dillon Gets Funny. i Cupids In the second, when they Jiut two more across. Adams slammed out a single with Cooney and Bassey on the bases, and both of the fleet little Colts scored.

This was too much for Captain Lynch and he chased Seaton to the bench, going into the box him- elf. The Colls copped three more rff lvnch In the fifth and one in the Jeighth. when Mullin drove Garry In and later fractured his leg. Seattle scored two runs, one In the "fourth and the other In the fifth. r-aauey came well recommended, as the" saying goes, but that didn't deter the Beavers from making a chopping SYSTEM AT ALBANY (Special Dispatch to The Journal.) Albany, June 16.

The contract Van had several close decisions which went to Oakland. The last one he gave to Reidv's men caused Dillon to make such a howl that Van expelled him from easily his superior. The events were as follows: 120-yard hurdles Calloway first, Me-Kee, second. Street third; all of Mo-Minnville. Time, :17 1-5.

60-yard dash Williams, McMinnvllle, first; Sorter second, and Dlllstrom third, both of Chemawa. Time, :05 2-8. Mile run Rice. McMinnvllle. first: the diamond.

Dillon yelled "You are a for a new bulldlna- for tha Pacific ranker umoire than you are a manager. ball. Myers of the San Jose team looks pretty good. He is batting at a .283 clip ana would bolster up the teams from the sticking end. But until I can get into communication with my scout down there," I don't know who I can get.

"It may be that I shall send Casey a fielder and use Adams on first base entirely. Adams played a nice game when he filled In there, and there is no reason why he can't keep lt up. I don't like to send Kennedy to the Colts, because the big fellow is hitting too well right That was the straw that broke tha The score: camel's back. DiucK or nis aiiegea puzzlers. Mao Starts Ascension.

Rig Manager Mac opened up on the little one from the south with a screeching three-bagger to center field. A wild pitch let the "Judge" in. Then Ort and Kennedy singled in succession, to be driven across the white rubber by Fisher's two-bagger. Olson's double registered Fisher, but Ivor died on sec States Telephone Telegraph company on the property at Second and Lyon streets has been let to Charles H. Burggraf.

The building will be ready for occuDancv bv SeDtember 1. It will 'I have seen second base played by Smoker Chemawa, second; L. Dan, Che SEATTLE. AB. R.

H. PO. DR.W. A. WISE 1 President aaa Manager.

tt Team Istabllsaed in Porttsnfl We will give you a good 12k gold or porcelain crown for 9 8.60 Molar Crowns axo Ik bridge teeth 8.00 Gold or enamel fillings 1.00 Silver fillings 50 Inlay fillings of all kinds 8.50 Good rubber plates 8.00 The best red rubber plates 7.50 Painless extractions JO Painless extractions free when pistes or bridge work Is ordered. Work guaranteed for IS yeara a 'great many players, said Ueorge Wheeler. I have seen big leaguers, 3 0 0 0 minor leaguers and bush leaguers hold down this bag, but I never saw any one player beat the game Kid Mohler put up be reenforced 25x100 feet, with team heating plant, etc The building will cost approximately 15000. New multiple switch board of the latest design will be Installed, the first ond, when Breen skied to Melcholr. re now, and I need him.

I don't know what moment I shall need him, and the against us In that last series, it was tiring the side. The fifth, run came in the fifth frame. Atkin, 8b. Kaymond, ss. Bennett.

2b. Jvnch, cf. and Frisk, rf Capron. If. Magee.

lb Fhea, Seaton, Crocker, cf. same is true of Speas, Wonder if I can't get Ray Lovett back from the wonderrul. He made plays mat were of the kind in the state, and the whole mawa, tnira. Time, 4:39. college record.

100-yard dash Williams, McMinnvllle, first; Sorter, Chemawa, second; Dlllstrom, Chemawa, third. Time, :10 1-5. Broad Jump Wiggins, Chemawa, first. 20.35 feet; Darnell, Chemawa, second, 20.15 feet; Foster. McMinnvllle, third, 19.8 feet.

Shot put Anderson. Chemawa, first; Sorter, Chemawa, second; Culver, McMinnvllle, third. Pole vault McKee. McMinnvllle. Ryan's double and singles by McCredle never beaten, I never saw such field svstem rebuilt at a cost of 140,000.

ban Jose team? Happy Smith of this ing' before and I don't think I ever The work will be started at once. There and Johnson scored Buddy. With the bases full in the seventh Berry let a will be no poles on Second street west same team is another outfielder that one might get-to take Adams' place in right, while Jimmy plays the bag. "But It will take me a dav or mn in third strike on Johnson get away and Breen scored. of Lyon, or any of the cross streets between Water and Fourth, all poles to be placed In the alleys.

Eastley single and stolen base, and THE WISE DENTAL Inc. The PaOlnr Bldg 84 and Wash. Its. 6 27 16 4 Totali scan the list and get the wires to work shall again. It wasn't a couple of great stops or a half dozen, but day after day, the Kid pulled off phenomenal stunts." Jim Wlggs' throwing arm Is not exactly right.

Since that 24-lnnlng battle he caught cold which settled In his shoulder. Yesterday he had the tralnei give it a sound rubbing. S4 2 PORTLAND. Mohler's double, brought the Seals' first run. This was in the fifth lnnlnir.

Thev mg. Cooney, ss 6 Offlos hours 8 A. M. to 8 P. Sundays, a to 1.

Phones and Mala B02 first, height 10 feet 4 inches; Bckman. McMinnvllle, and Wiggins, Chemawa, tie for second at 10 feet. Just about half of Claude Berry's SHAKE INTO YOUR SHOES Bassey. cf. scored again in the eighth, when Ryan's boot of Melcholr's single allowed the Seal gardener to take third, whence he errors are the really the truly unlucky kind.

Some of them are caused by over 220-yard hurdles Williams first. scored on Berry single to left field. McCabe second, McKee third, all of McMinnvllle. Time. :27 2-5.

anxlousness, but most are pure hard irriYl.IVIT,.1.,Tn,Jf.1,t.,.irn Score: SAN FRANCISCO. AB. R. H. PO.

A. E. luck. Yesterday the little backstop got Adams, 2b. larry, If.

itaton. 3b. Mullin, lb. Chlnault, lb. Murray, c.

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N. Y. Smoker, Chemawa, secona; Mclntlre. a put out and an error on one play. Johnson struck out with the bases McMinnvllle, third.

Time. 2:06. Zelder, 8b Mohler, 2b. Tennant, lb. Ask your Grocer for full, and Claude dropped the ball, allowing Dick Breen to score.

He gets FIGHT YOUNG ERNE Bodle, If a put out on Johnson's whiff and an error on Breen's advance. Totals 37 9 IS 27 10 SCORE BY INNINGS. Melchlor, rf Lewis, cf Berry, 4 0 2 1 2 0 5 0 2 3 3 0 3 0 0 7 0 0 4 0 1 2 0 0 1 2 3 0 0 4 0 0 3 0 0 4 0 1 5 1 1 4 0 0 0 2 0 3 110 10 0 0 0 0 0 2 9 24 9 1 IJcnc'alo Plantation Go'Si Discus Anderson, cnemawa, first; Calloway. McMinnvllle, second; Culver, McMinnvllle, third. High Jump Eckman, McMInnvillo, first; McKee, McMinnvllle, second; Wiggins and Smoker, Chemawa, tie for third.

Height, 5 feet 3 inches. Hammer throw Conceded to Chemawa. 440-yard run McCabe. McMinnvllle, 1 Fisher was there with the accurate Seattle 0001 1000 02 Portland 32003001 09 McArdle, ss. Eastley, peg in the first inning and thereafter he had the fleet footed Roily Zelder hus-frfne: the ha like a hungry leech N.

Williams 1 1 SUMMARY. Two base hits Murray, Cooney, Sta-fon. Home mn Garry. Sacrifice hits l-Bassey. Adams, Samuels.

Stolen (United Press Leased Wire.) San Francisco, June 16. For the short time that he has been back on the coast, Johnny Frayne certainly has stirred up the merriest sort of a war among the fight promoters. Although Total 34 34 extra flno dry 1 bases Cooney. Bassey 2, Garry. Hits Batted for Eastley In ninth Inning.

PORTLAND. AB. R. H. PO A.

E. ursi; norier, jnemawa, second; Dill- strom. Chemawa, third. Time, 1-5. College record.

220-yard dash Williams, McMinnvllle. I first; Sorter, Chemawa, second; Dill-1 strom, Chemawa, third. Time, :23 1-5. Score Chemawa, 56; McMinnvllle, Starter E. B.

Van Osdell. Clerk of' course C. P. Coe. Announcer L.

S. Hopfleld. I For 62 Years the World's Best tff Seaton, 2 In two inningrs; off Lynch, Jl In 7 innings. Runs Off Seaton, ff Lynch, 4. Struck out By Seaton.

by Lynch, 2: by Samuels, S. Rases balls Off Seaton, off Lynch, Off Samuels, 7. Hit by pitched ball (Samuels, by Lynch. Passed ball Murray. Time of game 1 hour, 60 minutes.

Umpire Frary. Olson, ss. Breen, 2b. Rvan, cf. McCredle, rf.

Johnson, 3b. Ort, lb Kennedy, If. Fisher, c. Harkness, p. Whiskey i By MatH Cnitp Sugar he has been completely passed up as a possible contestant by the Nortn End club, Manager Desmond of that organ ization is not content to pass unnoticed the many statements regarding the manner in which he lost the local "boy's services.

"The statement tnat Frayne, through his manager, Mlney Rafael, did not sign articles to fight Young Erne before my club this month Is absolutely untrue. Rafael signed last Saturday afternoon, the articles guaranteeing J700 to Frayne, win, lose or draw, and calling upon both fighters to post $500 appearance money. Rafael did not want to put up his forfof. Immediately, so I gave him until Monday. Much to my surprise, however, he teleDhoned me GAMES YESTERDAY RATIONAL SSBBBBBSSSBBSSl a.

5ii3 1 A A I fHLBUUrg R. H. E. 2 12 3 The fact that the local team has gone through the season without defeat is due in a large measure to the work of J. Eberle Kuykendall.

"Kike" has developed several new men, and Is wll liked by all the student body for the way In which he handled the team. The attendance at the meet was 1200. Oaks 1, Angels (Special Olapatcb to Tbs Jonrnil Oakland. June 16. The DnVi tnnr jrooKiyn This aristocrat of all whiskies Cedar Brook Whiskey ha the richest flavor of any whiskey known.

Since 1847, knowledge and experience in making and maturing have made it the quality leader. There's a green Government stamp over the cork oa f'lttsburfr 8 13 3 Batteries Scanlon and Bergpn Frock 11 1 iw -v 1 a 7TKV: eacn Dottle 01 W. H. McBrayer Monday afternoon that he would not post one cent, savins; that ha was un nd Gibson. MERICA GAMES YESTERDAY 5 At New York R.

H. E. Chicago 7 10 1 Hew York 3 9 1 TEETH Total 33 6 1 1 27 9 SCORE BY INNINGS. San Francisco 00001100 0 2 Hits 0 0 0 2 2 2 2 0 1 9 Portland 04001010 6 Hits 0B 0 1 3 0 2 0 11 SUMMARY. Struck out By Harkness, by East-ley, 4.

Bases on balls Off Harkness, off Eastley, 2. Two base hits Fisher, Olson Mohler, Ryan. Three base hits McCredle. Double plays Berry to Mohler; Mohler to Tennant. Stolen bases Eastley, Johnson.

Hit by pitched ball Kennedy. Wild pitch Eastley. Left on bases San Francisco, Portland, 6. Time of game, 2 hours. Umpire McGreevy.

able to raise the money. If his boy's services are worth $700 and my own opinion Is that the price is a mighty good one It seems to me that Rafael game from Los Angeles yesterdav. 1 to 0. Score: R. Oakland 10000000 1 4 2 Los Angeles 00000000 0 0 4 0 Batteries Tonneson anri T.atvt.- nnouiu nave no irouDie scraping up 1 Batteries Smith and Sullivan; Mantling, Wilson and Blair.

Koestner and Orendorff. owu iu jiosi as a rorreii. Desmond will sign up his main event At Philadelphia R. H. E.

t. Louis ...1 3 2 tomorrow morning limes opponent to be either Powell, Hudson or Plcato. He Team Fails to Arrive. (Special Dlapatch to Tha Journal.) Los Angeles, June 1. Sacramento failed to arrive from Portland in time for today's game.

Philadelphia 3 10 1 BaKeries Crifs and Criger; Morgan and Thomas. Leth- Edmonton, "Mormons." Bottled in Bond This little stamp means much. But the name Cedar Brook means even more. The Government stacp means Government supervision from the raw grain to the finished product. Uncle Sam's requirement that the whiskey be pure, straight, 100 proof, full measure and aged at least four years has been complied with.

But Cedar Brook is all this and more. Other whiskies, as well, pass this examination, yet there is no whiskey that can come up to the Cedar Brook test. Uncle Sam's requirements are only part of the Cedo? Brook test. Hoods' bridge, aiso win sign up two good preliminaries MOTOR CYCLIST HEAR DEATH IN SPEEDING At Boston R. H.

E. Cleveland 6 9 3 Boston 7 16 6 Batteries Llebhardt and Bemis; Itotte and Carrigan. Vancouver 3, Spokane 2. (Special Dlapatch to Tha Journal. Spokane, June 16.

Vancouver took yesterday's game from Spokane, 3 to 2. Manager Brown protested the game because Umoire Flvnn refused to allow tWeed to take first on being hit by a Ipltched ball- Score: R. H. E. Spokane .....0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 2 1 PAISXESfl A WD KIOS-CZiASS DEflrxHTSY.

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Vancouver .0 0000030 0 3 Batteries KHlilay and Gregg and Ostdiek and Spencer: Hall and Brooks. At Washington R. H. rtrolt 1 6 2 Washington 2 6 0 Batteries Wllletts and Stanage; Johnston and Street butlawTohTverge OF ROWDY LEAGUE Manager Stalllngs of the New York Highlanders has secured a new battery Vaughan, the Princeton pitcher, and a catcher named Pauxtis. Joe Cantlllon says that his Washington team will beat out at least two of the eastern clubs.

What league are the clubs In, Joe? Jersey City started in the Eastern league race like a winner, but later on failed to make the high turn, rolled over a couple of times, and hit the bottom. Two good fights in the near future are to be furnished by Joe Jeanette and Sandy Ferguson at Boston, and Packy McFarland and Younj Erne at San Fran-. clsco. It begins to look as though the Chicago Cubs will have a hard time winning The name Cedar Brook guarantees must be aged six, usually eight yeara tot only that every Government re-1 or over, instead of the governmental quirement has been complied with, but four. guarantees quality supreme, a wonder-1 The choicest grains and purest spring ful flavor and smoothness, a delicacy water are aged in charred oaken casks, and a richness both incomparable.

It OaAt all places where good Qquor is sold. W. H. McBrayers Cedar Brook Distillery, Lawrenceburg, Ky. Aberdeen 12, Tacoma 10.

'Special Dispatch to Tha Journal. Tacoma, June 16. Aberdeen won a heavy hitting game from Tacoma yesterday, 12 to 10. Score: H. E.

Aberdeen ..12160110 1 12 13 7 Tacoma ,...00000332 2 10 12 7 Batteries Most. Pernoll. Moore and Krletz; Claflin, Hurd, Berger and 3000 PAXBS 8A.KPXB SHOES Los Angeles. June 18. After being thrown from his motorcvcle.

which was going at the rate of more than 60 billes an hour, last nigM In a race at the Fiesta stadium. Arthur Mitchell jg today resting from the effects of his catapulting through space. That the racer was not killed is considered a miracle by those who witnessed the accident. Mitchell has only a few bruises and bumps to indicate that he was hurled through space with terrific force. The accident was partly due to the slipperv track and to Mitchell's daredevil attempt to make a short turn at one end of the high-banked ends of the saucer track.

He was riding at a furious Clio on the outer edge of the saucer when he reached the turn. Instead of following the outer rim, Mitchell attempted to cut across and down the track to the inner edge. A part of his machine hit the track, the wheels skidded in a streak of oil left by the motorcycles, and Mitchell was thrown through the air to the lower edge. In a twinkling he was up and brushing the dust from his clothing. He walked to the Judges' stand before those who saw the accident realized how near the racer was to death.

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The San JTrancisco Daily News savs today: "Unless something radical is done, and done at once, the California Base-kali league, otherwise known as the outlaw league, will lose its identity as the strongest anti-organization league In the country, and become known as the rowdy league, a name that it has more than earned, as a result of the many disgraceful scenes that have marked the season. "Not in the historv of the game on this coast has there been a worse exhibition of rowdyism than that of ves-terday on the Oakland grounds. When Fpikeg. bats and billies have to resorted to In the playing of the national tame, the limit would sf-em to have been reached, and while the weapons named are sufficiently deadly it Is not unreasonable to expect, in the light of what has happened, a resort to knives Or wen guns. "The rowdies on ibe state league are in need of severe disciplining, and If that is not forthcoming, It were bet-lr that the organization go out of existence, if for no other reason than to save the game from further disgrace.

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