TIIE MORNING OREGONTAX, FRIDAY, J.UXE IT, 1921 1.1 on F USILLADE SULLIVAN STAR FOR CUBS WINS FDR ANGELS GIAATS DEFEATED IX 13-t- . S1SG GAME, 5 TO 4. to display her talent before Portland film fans, because the' Judges of the TODAY'S FILM FEATURES. contest decider, that she possessed Doubles by Batter and Pitt-bin- of Columbia Gareth Hughes,. the best combination of beauty and Alexander Responsible for C Beavers Only Able' to Garner "Sentimental Tommy." personality among all other com- Majestic L. C. Shuraway. petitors. She played her part like an Victory by Chicago. One of 4 Score, 5-- 4. "When Dawn Came." experienced actress, although her Rivoli Lew Cody, "A Danger- only previous stage experience was ous tic " Pastime." gained in amateur theatricals in Port- CHICAGO, June 16. John L. Sulll an Peoples Mae Marsh, "The Lit- land. van's doubles and Alexander's pitch tle 'Fraid Lady." Winners of the letter contest held Ing were responsible for Chicago' EoTRYOUT IS GIVEN Liberty Dorothy Dalton, "The by Mr. Cody were announced as fol- defeat of New York, to 4, in 13 in RECRUI Idol of the North." lows: Mae Hannan, Miss L. Gillie, nings today. tio Star Frank Mayo, "The Fight- Helen Lee Brown, - Emaline Legler, Sullivan's first double resulted in ing Lover." Sara Bernstein, Lucille La Rich, Mary the extra innings. He scored the ty GoodrichTire Prices ter Circle "Behold the Man." Lou Moser, Esther Brooks, Charles ing run in the ninth when Kelleher T Hippodrome Buster Keaton, Layton. and a girl who signed her singled. int 'Julsscnberry of Dental College "The Haunted House." letter "Unknown.'' After New York had made two runs per cent Llttte 1'cllow but Shows Globe Jewel Carmen, "The The winners will receive loge seats in the 13th, Sullivan with two men reduced0 the, Sice Silver Lining." at the Rivoli today, and will meet Mr. on bases, hit his second double. The jne'i Form on Mound in Xintlv. tooy to receive his autographed hit scored Grimes and Maisel, again photograph. tieing the score. The word in Quality on last sc " HE Eugene Man Sullivan scored the winning run tht WALLOP' Marshall Neilan has returned to a sacrifice and O'Farrell's single. The best word in Price of jove itnoaes aramauc story Los Angeles after a four f lonths' ab- Douglas argued so strenuously with ma Pacific Ceaat Umh Standi nra. of the old west, will be the sence, during which time e produced Umpire Klein in the seventh when I MOTBJOWW COUPS a W. L. Pet. W. L. Pet principal attraction at the Star the "The Lotus Eater," with John Barry-mor- e, Kelleher drew a pass that he was or Ban 44 27 .filWIOakland 33 .51 SOOO ..3S ater, beginning tomorrow, Harry involving miles of travel game. Anti-Ski- d Safety ' .c'miuo 44 L'S .til Imb Ani 35 33 .51 with producer dered out of the Score: 1KB Trd TUBES Bfatlla .. 40 31) .671 'Salt Lake 24 43 .338 Carey in role. The popu- - for the and his staff. It was R. H. E.l R. H. E. the starring i tarted In Los Angeles or. irnoa.. is i'4 .528 Portland ..17 48 .2JS said to do full and staged in New York 4 14 HChicago... 5 13 j, larx western star is New York and Florida. 305 $24.5 O 255 th l'catrrday's Results, justice to story by his interpre Batteries Douglas, Benton, an At Portland 4, Loa Anirelea 5. the and Smith; Alexander and Killefer, q At Seattle S. Su Francisco 2. i' tation of the big dramatic moments. Katherine MacDonald will startle O'Farrell. 32-- 3 , At Loa AnKelea. Vernon T. Salt Lake The story shows a man who re her admirers in her next nicture. $32.90 190 fa'' At S" Franclaco, Oakland 8, Sacramen country Peachie." When the first scenes are .. o n. turns to the western after Braves 5, Cardinals 4. w. shot this week, under the direction making his strike in the gold fields of Wallace Worsley. Miss MacDon 3SS B Any guy who still gets a out ST. LOUIS. June 16. Nicholson's 324 HL8S kick He finds that the girl be loves has ald will wear the first of 20 gowns in home run in 15th scoring one la I home runs In v. the these effete days given her heart to a younger man men sne will appear, while por other runner, allowed Boston to de- 43.1Q Cl when homers are as common as peas Suppressing his own desires, he helps traying a musical comedy star on feat St. Louis today, S to 4. St. Louis 33x4 370 w, In a pod should hire a tent and camp his rival in an exciting and bloody vacation. had tied the game In the seventh TU t the ball yard day and night. Other-- K when Schultz' home run also scored political campaign. Antonio Moreno wears a Van Dvke $450 tvise somebody is likely to smack The western is en Lavan's. Both North, who succeeded 32ft 47.30 modern drama in "The Secret of the Hills." which is Pertica and McQuillen, for Boston, xe ne when he Isn't limltinc Anl,, fmi. livened by a playwithin a play. The now ready shipped Mr to be east. pitched excellent ball until the final 48.4Q lomers were hit in yesterday's game, hero, goes into a small nickelodeon a inning. Score: 334 H5 vhlch is so few as hardly to be worth and there on the screen sees a wild As William Farnum's "birlhdav is R. H. E.l R. H. E, E mentioning. Three were Los Angeles and fleecy western drama Just as it juiy ne win return from Europe Boston S 14 l'St. Louis... 4 14 0 34x4 $49.65 . to t wallops, while one was a Portland was made in the Bronx in 1310. Carey celebrate it at his Sag Harbor 15 Innings. . Iffort, but the three enemy clouts s shown in tlfs darkened movie the horn. He is now in Italy. Batteries Watson, McQuillan and the ,rovilled Just enough margin to sew ater watching the screen. The west O'Neill, Gibson; Pertica, North and $58.90 5.55 iP the game for them, S to 4. as it is depicted by a flaxen haired The stage has again claimed H. B Clemons. 33S Yesterday's four-bas- e barrage made gets on his nerve. He Warner and his wife, Rita Stanwood, trir floor walker who have been making pictures fou grand total for the season here of walks out and steps into a series of for Dodgers 5, Pirates 6. $61.90 5.80 homers in 33 games. Anyone who in which would L. Hampton. Both haye returned 355 Syb adventures real life to New York Warner re ise d hinted in the good old days that have been far too rough for the hero and is PITTSBURG, June 16. Pittsburg hearsing new play. 17-i- U many circuit smashes could be of the antique celluloid drama. . a defeated Brooklyn, 6 to 5. in a sha on a today. Smith the de these grounds in an entire A furious gun fight, a battle for von ning gime Glasener and Fabric Tires, mer would been im Eric Stroheim Is said to have were the opposing pitchers for the have voted the girl, political intrigue, wild rides bejen so rough. with Dale Fuller in a sdiate membership in the Ananias over the-- desert and a desperate feud first eight innings, but each gave 112j0o1 Safety mi o, Dut scene for "Foolish Wives" that she way Mamaux took 324 26S the lively bait now in use between the citizens of a modern on to relief pitchers. S"303 ias reduced baseball to - halted a corner of a dresser minus Smith's place and Adams later went T! about the western town are some of the adven- two teeth. A dentist had to be called t status of cricket. No wonder Babe ures in which Carey participates. to the mound for. Pittsburg with the safety 334 2&30 Kjth is breaking all records. Migrnonne Golden, the little girl who before work could continue. score S to 5. Yellowhorse pitched the innings Pittsburg. The m W Mill mi 3045 Niehoff Starts Onslaught. has been seen in the leading femi- John Griffith Wray, Thomas H two final for - suc- Pirates won on two doubles with one Safety th- Bert Niehoff beeran th home run nine role in other recent Carey Ince's noted director, will spend his Goodrich sfay 3041600 3343X15 cesses, supporting role. The out. Score: 30x3i m m.m. has the di- m m m tli' onslaught for the Angels by lifting summer vacation managing and R. H. E. o 'i "w a one famous Harry Carey flying squadron a R. H. E. into the left field bleachers in recting half dozen stock companies 5 18 6 10 1 f of cowpunchers, seen Brooklyn. 4Pittsburg. antiskid safety tread M the fourth, just after the Beavers had also will be in In western cities. He recently vis th action. In the cast are J. Farrell Mc- ited towns in California and 17 innings. staged a nice rally and tied up the Donald, Harris, LeMoyne, several Batteries Smith, Mamaux and tire 17 two-al- l. Joe Charles Arisona securing theaters and in- - fabric .score at Nobody was on at C. Miller. Krueger; Glaszner, Adams. the time, so Niehoff jogged around E. Anderson, Otto Myers,' Noble ends to personally operate his cir T Johnson, Mark Fenton and Bill Get-- stage Yellowhorse and Schmidt. by himself. tinger. cuit. He is a former director. T Then in eighth the with two down photography . Art Griggs wafted a over Beautiful and western After the completion of Mark Phillies 7, Reds fast ball scenery add materially to the "A Yankee," ,' the right field fence, also with none Twain's Connecticut CINCINNATI. O., June 16. Cincin ' Myers on. No sooner had he Harry shaved off his mustache Phil- ' tallied than so be regarded type. nati won a slugging match from Sam Crawford repeated on Syl John- as not to as a 9 7 Marquard Screen Gossip. Now he has grown it back again. adelphia today, to son's first pitch to him. he of lasted six innings and was relieved With score 5 2 His explanation is that wearied the to against the Maybelle Hastings, winner of the rot being recognized by his friends.. by Napier. The Fhiladelphlans used Beavers, Sam Hale came up in the personality contest held this week by a a five pitchers. Score: J Portland half, with Wolfer on( firs', the Rivoli theater, made a hit yester- - Pauline Frederick is. getting cold R. H. E. K. H. E. and crashed a homer into the left ay wnen sne appearod on the stage from a mystery story Phila 7 14 OlCincin 3 19 1 jeld bleachers. Sam's was chills certain Betts, , the sole with Lew Cody in a little playlet she been reading. These she will Batteries Hubbell, Keenan, rl. - . un has Bruggy; &fi naiiu uiicrnig ine nome run written by the star for the occasion. pass on to her admirers because she Wilhelm. Baumgartner and irine. but as he brought in another The skit will be repeated twice today. is to produce it as a picture. She is Marquard, Napier and Wlngo. iin with him, his clout counted two-hir- ds Miss Hastings had an opportunity said to receive $5000 a week. F as much as the combined slams M if the three Angel sluggers. Tenth Week of Play Finds reaponsible for. Damaree 2, Couch 2. Credit Lead of Seals Cut. -j- 111 victory to Demaree; charge defeat to 'Excellence , leavers could get to tieing up the toucn. hSENATORS BEAT BROWNS Goodrich 30x3i iveToints icore. Cox led of off with a safe hit h the ninth, but Ol' Doc Crandall gaeraneato Again Within Hailing VERX'O.V AGAIX BEATS BEES Coast League Uidn't even wobble and retired Krug, niatance of Pacific " - pinch-hittin- g Usher and Butler, for GAME IS PITCHIXG DUEL BE Leaders. Goodrich tire Jlee, in a row. Feature of Game Safe Hit- 1. One quality ; The name of on a means Homer, TWEEX CUBAXS. I'ndoing of Johnsoa. ting or Smith in 4 Times Vp. BY FRANKLIN B. MORSE. Syl Johnson would have had a FRANCISCO, June (Spe- - one quality only. Like all other Goodrich pretty good LOS ANGELES. June 16. Vernon 1. day of it if he had left SAN The close of the tenth - his home run ball on the bench. won again from Salt Lake today, 7 Acosia Returned Victor When Pal week of play lead of the 2. Sxtrasize this is one quality. This stand- The Angels got to him for a pair of to 3, the principal feature being the inero Is Knocked From Box found the tires 30x3 i runs in the first on a walk to Staatz, batting of Smith, who hit safely In San Francisco club of the Pacific McAuley's safe bunt, a sacrifice and his first four times up. in Eighth Score, 6-- 3. Coast league materially out down. ard is a fixed principle, and that quality Griggs' line poke to right that cleaned He lined out a triple in the fourth Sacramento again being- within hail 3. Specially designed the bases ahead of him, but after that inning, scoring on a single by High, ing distance of the league leaders, they had to home run to score. But who later came home with the win- WASHINGTON, D. C, June 16. Comparative standings with the same must be the best our resources, skill and they were able to do that whenever ning run on Schneider's single. Score: Washington took its second game in they felt like it, so go time last season are aa follows: oAnti-ski- d let it at that. I today, 6 3. I The Salt Lake Vernon the series from St. Louis to . 1921 W. L. Pet. 1920! W. L. Pet 4. Beavers tied up the first inning B R H O A B R H O A 44 2.1 28 .612 experience can produce. two-ru- n It was a pitching duel between the San Fran .HMISalt Lake. 41 handicap against them in the Slglin.2. 4 3 4 5 Smith. 3. 5 2 4 0 0 Sacrament 43 26 .U'UfSan Fran. .38 2U .567 fourth when Mee rolled a ground Sandn.3. 3 0 2 3 Chad'e.m S 113 0 Cubans, Palmero and ' Acosta, until Seattle... 8 30 .539! Vernon .. . 40 31 .S03 Wllholt.l 3 0 0 OHIgh.l... 3 2 2 4 0 S3 .S22IL. Angeles 37 31 .544 single past short, Johnson an- 1 the eighth, when the former was Vernon... sent Hro n.m 4 0 0 0 Hyatt, 1. 4 0 12 0 04kland.. 3.1 32 .liOMlPortland.. 30 31 .492 5. Fair price other between first and second and Jourdn.l 4 1 10 0 Kchn'er.r 5 0 2 2 0 knocked out of the box! Score: U Angel. 3.1 33 .Slinl&acrament 28 39 .418 THE B. F. GOODRICH RUBBER COMPANY "Senin busted a hot slam to right for ravth.r 3 0 2 0 Murphy.c 4 0 0 10 R.H. E.. R. H. E. Salt Lake 23 41 .3'9!oLkand.. 29 41 .414 Byler.c. 3 1 4 2 French. n 3 0 0 2 6 rwo bags on 3 . Portland. 17 47 ,2oiSealtle. .. 20 40 .3S3 (Akron, Ohio which Mee tallied and Gay.s. .. 4 0 2 4 Alcock.2. 3 8 St. Louis. 10 0Wash'gton 6 10 2 onnson took third. Ike Wolfer Iv'na.p 3 1 0 2 Dell.p.. . 3 1130 1 Batteries Palmero, Van Gilder Los Angeles repeated the trick of 10 - ' jrought in the latter with a long Pirrone 1 0 0 0! and Severeid, Collins; Acosta and taking the series from- San Francisco, lacrifice fly. Gharrity. Angela being only club to i Totals 32 3 24 1! Totals. S3 7 1127 13 the the After the home-ru- n fusillade date which has been able to win from eighth, in the Batted lor Leverens in ninth. .j McCredie sent in Baker to Salt Lake 10000200 0 3 White Sox 3, Yankees 7. the Seals, who have lost only two f pincn nit for Johnson in the Port- Vernon 2 0 0 2 2 0 0 1 7 series. Incidentally, Los Angeles took land half and lat vnnnir r . . I .. Errors. Leverenz, Smith, High, French. NEW YORK. June 16. Shawkey's this series by exactly the same mar- berry, Stolen basen, Chadbourne. Threebae hits. pitching New games to the North Pacific col- Two-bar- enabled York to defeat gin as It did the first, four dental Smith. e hits, Bchneider, sigun 2. evtnta PaaariVna, Goodman has lege hurler. one of the new kid pitch- Sacrifice hits. High 2. Byler. Struck out. Chicago today, 7 to 3. Captain Collins' three.. In the meantime, Sacramento round. Under the English rule, the not giving a point without a battle. national at ers on by Dell 1. by Leverenz 3. Bases on balla, 6 to 3 1920 Toward part of set Miss been in tourh with man? of tht aaslprn his staff, work in the ninth. left hand was split In trying to catch took her aeries from Salt Lake champion in each class will not WESTERN! KEEPS TITLE the latter the cluba and It la poaalbla that mot of tha Quissenberry is a little fellow, off Leverens 6. off Dell S. Huns respon and crept up on the Seals. play through the tournament, but Ettinger managed to forge ahead but pihle for. Dell 1. Iverens 7. Double plays. a wild throw in the seventh inning aatern men will camptta at San Fran showed nice form In his brief period Byler will meet the winner or runner-u- p enough to win the two- games neces- rt'- aflT th rh"T'i"n-hlr- i on French to Alcock to Hyatt; to Sands and he was forced to retire. Score: sary. the mound. Lindimore and Bald- to Jourdan, Alcock to French to Hyatt. R. H. E.l R. H. E. in the challenge round. win were easy outs 1 As a result, names of Richard Hoogs and George Mead for him. Then Chicago.. 3 7 2!.Vew York 7 14 ON the William MURPHY BEATEN" IX FIXALS Doo Crandall singled with two down, OAKS BUXCH HITS AXD WIX Batteries Wilkinson and Sehalk; TRACK STARS SQUAD T. Tilden of Philadelphia, holder of gave a good exhibition. Both were but Staatz rolled out, Krug to Poole. Shawkey and Hoffman. the singles championship, and Mile OF CEXTER CHAMPIOX'SHIPS playing their best. Mead started well Portland and Los Angeles will play Suzanne Lenglen of France, women's but could not keep up with the fast double-heade- rs pace opponent. won Saturday and Sun- Senators Lote, 8 to 6, After Tieing Cleveland 3, Philadelphia 2. singles tltleholder, do not appear in set by his He day, the first game starting at 1:30 SEW YORK CICB SELECTS 15 the draw. . Dorothy Ettinger Wins In Girls the first set by taking advantage of o'clock each day. The Saturday Score in Eighth. PHILADELPHIA, June 16. Smith's every break but lost tbe second double-head- er results from the game OAKLAND. Cal., June It. Oakland home run over the right field wall In SfEX FOR TRIP WEST. WIXGED M TO BE STROXG Matches While Boys Xew Cham through his own inability to control postponed Tuesday because of rain. bunched hits in the eighth Inning first inning with one on base the bait Many times he put it in the , The score: the pion Is Richard Hoogs. net and out of bounds. today, scored two runs and defeated gave Cleveland a victory Over Xorthwest Stars to Represent Club won Los Angeles Portland Sacramento, 8 to 6. Eleven to Leave Sunday Stopping The last and deciding set was B H O Al B R H O Philadelphia. John Walker also had by Hoogs through his steady driving. I) The Senators had tied the score In In Meet With Xew York. Staatz.m 4 4 iiiienin.m. 4 3 a home run. bcore: Here for Dual Meet With Irving Weaterman successfully de By victories Westerman and MATy.sS 1 3 0 Wolfer.1. 3 0 their half of the eighth. Sheehan. R. H. E. R. H. E. .their 1. 3 D 1 With the announcement from New fended hla title of city Junior oham Hoogs will represent Portland in the Carroll. 0 Hale.3... 4 2 1 Sacramento outfielder, got a home Cleveland. 3 11 6Phil'd'phia 2 6 0 Winged M on June 25. Griggs, 1. 3 2 11 Oit'oole.l.. 4 0 10 ork as to the personnel of the track pion yesterday when he defeated Ed Pacific northwest boys' and Junior 1 4 run in the seventh with two men on Uhle Cr'ford.r 4 0 rox.r 4 1 4 Batteries and Nunamaker: and field team of the New York Ath- Murphy in the finals of the Junior 4 1 4 when Cooper, center fielder, mis- championships at Victoria the latter Meh'rr.3 2 Krug.2.. 3 0 3 Naylor and Perkins. letic club, Vere Windnagle, manager event in the Portland center chain part month. won I.'dm,3 4 1 2 2 Kiaher.c. 4 1 2 judged his hard drive to center. NEW YORK, 16. Olympic ef next Westerman B'du-in.- 1 June and of the Winged M team, actively boya girls. The 4 0 OiMee.a 3 1 1 has pionships for and the northwest title last year and bids Score: intercollegiate athletes of note are Irving-ton- ,- C'ndall.p 3 1 0 '4'J'hns'n,p 2 1 Tiger 3, Red Sox 8. started his campaign of lining up match, which was played at Neer was squad 15 men fair to repeat again. Henry 1 0 U Sacramento Oakland included in the of named material which will be formed a went to In straight Baker.. U H O Al B R H BOSTON,. 18. Boston Mid- - into Westerman the northwest boys' champion, but in lU'a'b'y.p. 0 O O R June hit today by Paul Pilgrim of the New 4. 3, 3. 1 4 team expected to offer the strongest sets he was entered in J O 0 M G'f'n.s 2 2 3Fin'lll,3 12 dleton and Holling hard today and York Athletic club, to represent this tournament Kopp.l... 4 1 1 OiCoop'r.m 4 0 1 that sort of competition for the eastern- Dorothy Ettinger won the girls' the Junior event and therefore ineli- . 1 Detroit, 8 to 3. play- organization in the National Amateur a 27 ill TotalaS.I 4 8 27 t Hick. 2... 4 2 liH'ine.r.. 4 3 defeated Scott's ers. championship by her defeat of Betty gible for the boys' title. Batted for Johnson in eiahth jh'hun.m 5 2 V:.Millr.l. ing featured. Score: Athletic union track and field chas It was previously announced that in finals of class. The t Batted Mee 5 8 2.KniKhl.2 .4133 Hatch the this The tournament, wnicn was one oi tjlanbt: for in ninth. M'lwitsll 12 R. H. E. K. H. E. pionships at Pasadena, Cal.. opening New York club would send a 6, 1. Loa Angela 2 1 Ryan.r. . 5 3 O Juiato.l.. 3 0 1 the score was the most successful of its kind ever IK A SMALL 0 0 0 0 0 2 3 2;Boston .8 15 1 July 2. 20 men, to Hoogs won boya' o V 2 o o 05 Schans.8 4 3 liBrub'kr.s 4 0 0 Detroit... team of but, according the Richard the title held here, was handled by a commit "' ""vi o 0 2 0 4 a 4 4 Batteries Jliddleton, and Eleven members of the team will 15 trrori, Niehoff. struck out by Johnson Klliott.c 2Koehl'r.c 12 Hollins latest report, only will make tht by taking two out of his three sets tee of Junior members of Irvington 1. Bases on balla Jones, p.. 2 0 2lAlten... 3 12 Bassler; Myers and Ruel. leave here Sunday, stopping June 23 trip, number 11 will be George Mead. The was off Johnson 4. Two- - 0 O Siebold.p 0 0 0 and of this with (core under the leadership of George his Kunta.p. t Or., 5, ... on. ufnin. nome runa. Niehoff. 0! Portland, to meet the Multno seen in action against the Winged M 6, 4. , ARROW Orlgga. Rose... 0 0 club man. These boys and their chairman Crawford. Hall. Double play. Cox Cook.c. . 0 2 01 mah Amateur Athletic team in stars. Windnagle s confident his his match With Murphy. Wester- way In which ty room, oacnure nita. Carroll, Baseball Summary. meet on June 25.. This squad In deserve credit for the jvruK. wolfer dual collection1 of athletes will be able to man played in the best form he hag were run off, as there stolen Brnse. McAuley. Innings Total 35 12 24 11) Total 33 8 14 27 14 11 include Edward Farrell, dashes by score. the matches COLLAR - defeat the visitors a decisive " " ' umisoa o, I DM L JS, runs . Ran Elliott in eighth. Scored. - ever shown on any court in the north was not a hitch In the programme at hita T:" ulsnenberry for League Standings. Harold Ray, quarter mile; Allan Helf- Should Multnomah win it will mark Btifl Young men 1. at but 4, hits 1 Sacramento 0 0 0 0 0 1 3 2 0 6 National west. While in his teens, he is any time. for - Vinarge aefeat to Johnson. - 1 1 1 0 3 0 2 x 8 W. U Pet. I W. L. frich. half mile; Bernie Wefers Jr., the second triumph of western ath Buns resoon- Oakland 0 Pet. a finished player and seems to know & CalncTroy NY ainie ror. Johnson 3, Crandall 4. Time of Errors, Jones, Blliott2, Miller. Innings Pittsburg. 36 IT ,6"9!BrookIyn. . 27 31.4(16 dashes; Lincoln Adams, half mile; letes over eastern teams this season, tbe finer points of the game. It was Cluciifeibody Hour oo mm. umpires, Toman 4 plus, A 8. Home run, New York 34 21 .ffixitrhicago. . . 22 2K.440 John Sellers, half mile; Herbert Mey being victory of the Comment i and pitched, Jonoa Ilea 27 23 25 31 the first the this counted a great deal in his Sport New and Sheehan. Thee-bus- e hits, Ryan. Miller. Boston... .540ICincinnati. .446 er, hurdles; Richmond P. Landon, high that Louis. . 28 24 .538iPhird'lpHia 13 35 .330 small band of University of Califor victory. Two-bas- e hit. Knight, Cooper. Sacrifice St. jump; Pat McDonald, weights; Robert men wjio, competing against the 3-- Kopp. nia Murphy in SUDS WI.X, 2, hits. GuiMto, Alten. Miller, Klliott, American league Standings. stepped out the first set -- In rx TWELFTH 1, 1, Walker, discus, and Charles Irish, colleges the east, won the T- - nil r1rln" Birtmmlnr Kunz. Struck out. by Jones Kunz W. U Pet. I W. L. best of and took three games in a row but his mtHundny 1. on balls, off 3. Jones Pet. mile. meet voutherntitCalifornia will b utaired Alten Baue Alten Cleveland. 30 21 .R32Boston 24 25 .400 nnual national intercollegiate soon when zt-ymr- 3. Runs responsible ror. 5, Alten o, Yale, jump, drive was cut short the t Coronado Tent city wiin in, e Jones New York. 34 2t..lKSt. Louia. . 24 31.431! Landon of in the high at Boston. Kuns 1. Stolen bases, Plnelll, McUafflgan. . . champion settled down. Westerman national Junior tr atyie cnampionnip at Pitches Remarkable Wash'gton 32 2 .3AZt:nicago. 23 3U.434 and McDonald, New York policeman, The work of several western atn xeeptton the Don't Do This! Credit victory to Allen. Charge defeat to Detroit... 20 0 .4U2!Phil'd'Iphia 19 30 .345 began a steady and consistent style th main vent. With thin Game, Defeating Kunz. in the weight throw, were letes competing in another national play in a had mat- other vent8 will be a dual meet wtwifii Seals 3 to 2. American Association Besults. In Olympic games be to of and short time winners the last intercollegiate meet to held 4 the Loa An! athletic rlubwomn Columbus 2, Milwaukee 7. ters in hand and won the set, Coronado SEATTLE. Wash., June 18 Seattle summer. morrow afternoon at Chicago will Murphy bad a great deal of troubla swimmers and the Tnt won, 3 to 2, today in an excittns- - Notes of the Game. Toledo 3. Kansas City 0. be watched with interest by Athletic clubwoman. Tho dual meet event Inning game, Indianapolis 8. Minneapolis 3. also in going to the net. Time after time listed ar 50 yarda. 100 yards, of0 yard. the second of the seriesi. Louisville 5, St. Paul 4, 12 innings. CREWS DRAy FOR POSITIONS local followers of track and Iieia he could not control his return volley fancy diving, backHtroke and a ii.ii oan rrancisco. Kenworthy League snorts, for many of the stars who gave opponent many relay race. Clarence Pinkston, winner of squeezed in the winning Sam Hale made a corking catch of Mc- Western Results. colleges and his unearned Olympic run for the 11-- are representing northwest , the hiffh divinir event at the last Auley's line drive In the ninth. The ball Des Moines Wichita 1 points. appear home team. came so (aat he to City 2, Cornell So. Xearest West Shore, and unversities will return to fort ranva, is acheduled to la exhibition . at him that had throw Sioux. Oklahoma City s. In the second set Westerman kept diving. Demaree, for the Indians, pitched sideways to get 1, Joplin 3. in time to wear the colors of a himself it and fell flat St. Joe and California "o. 5. laud up the same tactics that brought him . e remarkable game, striking out nine after the eaten. Omaha 7, Tuisa 2. the Multnomah club against r.ew and Pil-let- victoryjn the first, His seriving That tha greatest athletes of the coun The playing of Caveney. San Fran- Reinhart made strikeout victims of Association N. Y., York. Vic Hurley and Uus Pope, tne twice. Moo twice and Genin and Cox Southern Results. POUGHKEEPSIE. June 16. returns" were a big factor In winning. try will be at Pasadena July 2 to 6 for Next time you go fishing, let ut cisco shortstop, was a feature of New 7. Memphla 6. College posi- fnrmer a sprinter and the latter a and Id champion- contest. the once apiece. Orleans crews today drew for With the score 1 against him. Mur- the national track fir supply the tackle, and you won't Score: Wade Killlfer, the Los Angeles boss, Mobile 2. Nashville 3. tions in, the regatta to be held here weight man of tne university oi phy made a vain attempt to catch up. ships la evidenced by the entries pourinit . or San Franelsco Seattl thinks he has a great comer la young kid Birmingham 6, Atlanta 3. 22. The result follows: Washington, are in Chicago, on tneir weak- Into President weaver tne Amatrur need to go in after era. Use tha B R H O A! Rock 2. Chattanooga 0. June .con- After winning two games, he Union. In the past few days B R H O Staatz. Killlfer has benched himself to Little Varsity No. 1, nearest west shore, return to Portland- they will add on two Athletic coma Schick. If 3 0 4 O'JIIddl'n r a 2 4 play Staatz in his own position, to the Winged M ened and outs and two nets Weaver has received assurances of entries right tackle, and let the fish center How the Series Stand. No. 2, navy; No. 3, Pennsyl-vani- a; siderable strength Rath. 2.. 4 Wiat'il.3. 5 1 2 3 field. Ho recently got Staatz to switch ' Cornell; Westerman annexed the last game from all the large eastern clubs as well aa you. S 113 At no games, Angeles to Oave'jr.a. 0 0 4 i.furphy.l 9 0 3 12 from right to the left side of Portland Los 2 No. 4, Columbia; No. 6, Cali- team. set, from Individual. Among the clubs so far 5 O tha Dlata games: at San Francisco, 1 pole and the Klltaon.r 0 0 3 EIdred.m S 0 in batting. The kid didn't hit Wednesday. Sacramento fornia, No. 6, Syracuse. Eldon Jenne, Washington State entered are New York Athletic club. Ml O'Con'l.l 3 1 3 13 HKenw'y.2 game. Oakland 2 games; at Los Angeles, and Walk-le- y, The third set was a repetition of 0 1 5 speed - Tuck, javelin, and Chicago 1.1 Kamm.3 4 but showed his in the first when ho Salt Lake 1 game. Vernon 2 at The varsity No. 1 course covers vaulter; Art second, going to champion men; Athletic association. 0 10 SlOun'am.l 5 1 2 1 tap rnmii- University the the Athlet-l- Meadow-broo- k & Kelly. m. 4 0 0 3 almost beat out a to Hale. Seattle 3 games, San Francisco, no games. miles. miler. both of the of men; Illinois club. 15: Backus Morris 9lstumPfiS j i 2 1 The clubs play double-heade- both Hut. three Ore- 3. Westerman was at the height of club ef Phlladflphia. 10; Arnew.c 4 0 2 0 ' Where the Team Play Oregon, and Sims and Snook of Athletic p. 14 'JlTobin.c. 0 8 urday and Sunday. Next Week. his game in this set and In three Boston association, 10: Olympic 273 Mrrison Near Fourth Couch, 4 0 0 0 3 rema',p 3 A 2 0 San Francisco at Loa gon Agricultural college, the former Athletic St, ISp Portland: Amrela XOTED PLAYERS TO CLASH games allowed Xdurpny But three club. Ban Francisco, about SO men. The cer.ct. 2 0 0 0 at Seattle: Sacramento versus Vernon at a middle-distan- runner and the lat- Yakima 6, Tacomi 8. I.os Angeles: Salt Lake versus Oakland at a sprinter, are also entered in the points, only one of these earned. Los Angeles AthlMic club will have a biK Totala41 12 S4 Totals. 45 S1S3S1C San Francisco. . ter istttnger Betty earn, probably the largest team entry in t Batted for Tobinll In TACOMA, meet at Chicago, but will return to Dorothy and Hatcn meet. Weaver la gathering all the ninth. Wash.. June 16. Tacoma Beaver Batting Averages. Wimbledon Tennis Championships put up a great match in their fight the One out when winning; run scored. batted Williams hard in the early Tortland in time for the meet with stars of the south to eompeta under Los Pan Francisco.. 0 " AB. H.Ave. AB. H. Ave. for the girls title. Although she has Angeles' banner and what southern $25 Day Off Until Sold 10010000000 innings today and 2I to Beirln Xext Monday. New York. the a 0 1 0 0 1 1 won from Yakima, Hale ... 41 .414 Poison ... 22 4 181 Seattle 00 00 00 3 - only been playing tennis about a year club misses in firsts it will pick up to 8 6. 13 Poole 2B0 82 .Sl.VYouna- 3.1 - Errors. Wistsrzil 2. Stolen bases. Mur- to Yakima had won straight. ...200 .its LONDON, June 16. (By Asso Is outstanding- batfonan of the developed remark- some extent in other placea C. R. Car, Cox 2fil 76 .291iMoe 6 1 ICR the Hale the Miss Hatch has l2a H. Tnarlna Drifts phy. O'Connell. Home runs. Rath, Xtumnf The score: True, he played only 20 aKItt Milea. Two-bas- e Wolfer '..274 79 .2SS'PHette .. 44 7 llSB ciated Press.) The draw for the Brit Portland club. has ably. The first set was the one that bat O'Connell. hits. Miridleton. Cun- R- - H. E R. H. E. 71 as against 80 odd by other men In Sam Goodman, president of the Pacific ningham 2, IHcrifiee Genin ...246 ,285.Ross. Sam. 44 7 .1.19 ish turf lawn tejinis championship , brought forth the best play. Miss Et Regular arlr S2UM Eldred. hits. Stumpf 10 g a. leag-ue- ever since he joined Port- association branch of the Amateur Ath KII.V) 2. Bases on balls, 1. Yakima ...6 4Tacoma ...8 2 Bauer ...!- - raton 1H 2 which-begin- s the but in lead only dona off Schick off Couch 45 .240'Kallio play, at Wimbledon has been a "regular" and his ave- tinger started off the and letic union, is endeavoring to arrsnge for la.. 1 Struck out. by Demaree 9. by 1 Batteries Williams. James Butler ...187 .... 32 4 123 land he Couch and Krug 84 22XA ! next Monday, will bring many promi- games a few times was s'.ie in danger, Misi to compete In Bun MOTOR Double Csvcoey U O'CooaeU, Catlman; Eiey, Jiovey ...,22 .230 Tm. una rage of .427 in 20 la indicative ol the eastern athletes COVET CAR COMPACT ftiuu and Stevens. Juboson 39 8 .230 nent players together in Ui& first bid claaa, ..... tUtch kept things going all the time, FraacUco un tbelr Nimra east aXtr Lite