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I THREE NEW PORTLAND COAST LEAGUERS WHO WILL BE SEEN IN BEAVERS TIE AND SERIES AGAINST LOS ANGELES ON HOME DIAMOND THIS WEEJi- - BEAVERS RETURN

LOSE 10 OAKLAND If FIRST DIVISION

Re- Commuters Outhit, 13 to 2, in Record of .500 On Road by Morning but Score in 12 garded as Good Innings Is 2 to 2. Portland Fans.

WORRIES FISHER'S HEAVES WEIRD BATTING SLUMP

Hits to Runs Portland Beaten 4 to 0 In Second Team Falls to Convert Are Show- Contest Because. Backstop Err and, vrhile Supporters Want Fatally Three Times West's ing Class, Scoring. masterpiece. Pitching Is Marreloos. to See Greater I am a

UM-riR- pacific coast ixacie stand- NEWHOCSE ANT) MELD TO E of ing;. IN PORTLAND. It took years care and SAN FRANCISCO. April 11 A w. i-- p.v w. l. p c. Oakland T 1 Venice. . 6 .420 shift of umpires for the eomlnc l.os An 8 5 115 sacram'o 4 games of the Pacific Coast S ." j week's Portland t KM, San Fran 5 .364 League is announced today. New-hou- se Yesterday's Resalta. and "Red" Held to go to produce my and Van Francisco McCarty so to to At Oakland Buah and patience Portland. TortUnd 0. Oakland San Francisco. Ed Finney and Billy At Sacramento Sacramento 5. Loa Phyle so to Los Anseles. Ansele? 4. At Venice and Angeles Venice 1-- 4. blend. San Francisco Despite the loss of the second series clever Schedule Week April 1J-2- 0. e .v.- - ...,. tn Oakland, four games to Loa Antelra at Portland. two, the Portland Beavers will return Oakland at San Francleco. 4 home Tuesday morning with a win- Sacramento at Venice. I ning percentage of .500. This is mighty n-- v on foreign soil. Buuuj " "' ee" onv rlnb of the year, and sele- Spe-cla- especially at the start the SAN FRANCISCO. April 1J. naturally are highly The first step was With the morning frame a tie Portland fans waa called In 12th Inning, and defeat to James. Two-baa- e with MeCredle's AA buncn. that the rharsegacrlftce hit Leard. stolen bases elated home against the afternoon spectacle. 4 to 0. In favor Xes. OfTIt The three weeks at Leard. Za. her 2. Bases on balls James Angeles, Sacramento and Venice of the Oaks, the Beavers leave for S. off Malarkey 3. Struck out By James Los a chance to home tonight with four out of the 4. by Malarkey 4. Hit by Rohrer. should give the Beavers plays McCormlck - - tne-ho-- ld on the wholesome seven games played the property of Nes. by James. recoup uuu- j 6 o ction of pure, to Rodgers to Derrick. Wild pitch James. for the next trip the Oak a. Time 1:03. Finney and Pnyle, percentage ladder The ecore aheet of the afternoon around tne circuit. - game shows that James is charged WOLVES M.VKK SERIES EVEN When the Portland ciitd tpnnwgaze defeat, as a matter of new tfnmm n thn nubile with the but eniio 3:15, more than fact it was Kiaher more than any one Sacramento Defeats Angela, 5 to 4, Tuesday afternoon at $ie best grows. who the blame. James one-ha- lf the squao. tobacco, iat else deserves 1,1 w- - . , r. Tnrt ;"n n rt ' fans. got away with a three-h- it game as hut Pitcher Finishes Weak. exact win ub " seven rolled op Only eight of the 23 athletes Fisher, compared to the hits SACRAMENTO. April 13. Sacramen- Rodgers, Lindsay, oft Malarkey. but In the fifth Inning. Angeles for HIgginbotham. in which all the trouble happened, a to broke even with Los Chadbourne,- - Fitzgerald, Doane and on the series at three games each by tak- Krueger are noiaovers i win combination of lack of control the 5 4, a tight . part of James, two bad errors by ing today's game. to in i i.Tnn mmnn and Berry are flie combining of these by pitchers' battle which the Southerners to Coast League en Next was Flaher and a Questionable decision in- all familiar Finney, were responsible. all but broke up In the last two thusiasts. nings. Kenworthy's home In the Top. Isrfft Sovthpaw Hanr Kraanej Twelve New to Fans. Fisher Tkiawa Away Gaane. second started the scoring for the lo- fUftrkt, Arthur Korea. MiortHtopi Be- are: , Inning by walking Angeles up in the third W ho Hum Per- The new stars James started the cals. Los tied low, HI Went, PHrhrr, Rlordan and Loan; pitchers. West, produce a Rohrer. Malarkey tried to sacrifice on a walk, passed ball and rage's formed Spectacularly in Hla Two . - TTafrArmon...... Tomes and S t RIl - by experts to rvrauoc, j i fs leaves but Flaher would not have it that way. triple. In the fourth Sacramento tiame-- v Korea, Mc- box. Two ley; lnflelders. Derrick. and Instead of forcing Rohrer threw drove Crabbe out of the cormick and Heilman, and outfielder, the ball away to center field. Leard walks and singles by Kenworthy and Cunningham. sacrificed when he hit to Derrick, for Lewis put over the runs. Driscoll re- oe Malarkey. fly While fans cannot hut saimneu of aromatic mildness. although he forced Rohrer lieved Crabbe and Stark's sacrifice b. & two weeks showing. cigarefte Schirm walked, al single to put over two i.u went on to third. and Bliss left GIRL BRINGS 115 IN the batting slump which the club though from the stands it looked as if more runs In the same Inning and end- . DTftRPnt IS OCCIllO .nlnvtnirJ - n .t be had been fanned, and then came ed Sacramento's scoring. causing considerable conjecture. For Flaher a faux pas. Zacher hit to James Arellanes held the Angels to one hit or seven easy Fisher, anxious to up eighth, when Ellis' home a team boasting mner. for an out. but to the the Beavers nave oon mm "" make a double, dropped the throw ana run followed Kenworthy's error and the Oaks, which the uniform men Leard scored. single put over three runs. In the series with Through many years two Rohrer and Paget's and closed yesterday. ' Zacher stole second and Coy singled In the ninth Lober opened with a sin- Miss Dougherty Wins Booster game, more runners to on a sacrifice Aside from the opening wnicn to center to send two gle and went third Portland won, 6 to 0, Krause setting across the plate. Coy was caught at and a wild pitch. But Brooks fanned Recruiting Contest. xti. .ifh two hits, the Beavers second trying a steal and Hetllng and Driscoll popped up to Stark. Score: only five runs In the series. blend has fanned. Los Angeles Sacramento scored quality of my Turkish Ab H Po A E Ab H PO A E Five runs in six games win nut vm The Beavers never had a chance O Parelb. 4 3 2 0 o shlnn.rf . 3 0 1 0 many pennants, and it's no fault of the until the ninth, when they bunched ElllaUf. 4 1 0 0 Mormn.cf 2 0 4 0 0 . i i .. . ,h.t iLf.r,reHlA rlM not attach hits, and by time they were Moore.lb 3 0 1 5 OOR'ke.Sb 3 0 0 games two that 101 PLANS FOR PARADE MADE series. In three of the too far behind. Jl.SK l.rf 3 O 4 0 Ken'hy.2b 4 2 3 5 the everywhere. game summary How'd.rf 4 0 0 0 0 Tenn't.lb 3 2 O 0 the Oaks Kaisominea us. been pleasing smokers For the morning this GUI. lb.. 3 0 13 O o lxwla.lf . 3 1 1 O 0 story: Portland. 3 runs. II n.sa 3 0 3 3 1 Dtark.aa. 3 Old Stars Dae to Hit Stride. tells the John 10 11 : T)flAM S errors: Oakland. X runs, 2 hits. Prooks.e 3 O 3 5 Blls.c. . 1 T 2 O T.. T3ntrwM Vm,nr. and hits. 0 1 0 Arella's,p I3 0 .300 2 errors. Called In 12th Inning. Crabbe.p 10 110 Fitzgerald, at least, are natural Drlsr'll.p 3 O O 3 0 Estimate of Enrollment in Fans' Or v. i ...... 1 ,hAV ehmilit tllflt abOUt Lack All With Oaks. Lober ..1 1 0 0 0! ganization 1500, all of Whom strike their stride in the three weeks The above sum and substance Is evi 32 4 2410 1 Totals 27 10 2 Is on home lot. When flie prove of Totals impending the FATIMA, cigarefte of dence In Itself to the element Lober hatted tor qui in nintn. Are Expected to Root for that bunch does get into action, wnn I am luck which waa enjoyed by the Oaks. SCORE BT INNINGS. the pitchers working as they have To substantiate Manager Walter Loa Anselee O01OO008 4 Beavers in Opening Game. ,v,A first two weeks, the Beavers claim of "hard luck." HI West Hits 0 0 1 O O O O 2 1 4 are bound to soar skyward like a be out again. Last Bun- - Sacramento 5 can trotted O H4OH2 0 O 1 9 V Fourth ot Juiy rocuei. day morning be was beaten In another Htta 3 vrp.HI.'. obntcA nf TTarrv Krause he nation. game by a 1 to o score after SUMMARY. Mo-ra- as opening day pitcher in Portland is he bad allowed only five hits. This Runs Pass, EIHa. Brooke. Drtacoll. Miss Josephine Dougherty has been one me Kenworthy 2. Lewis Four of Base a happy one. Krause is oi morning be battled even harder against 3 declared winner the Portland flingers in hits, three runs off Crabbe In 3 Innlnsa. membership contest Miss most widely exploited the fate. Charse defeat to Crabbe. Home rurs Ken- ball Boosters' National pastime and his sensational West went In the box In the third worthy. Ellis. Three-baa- e hit Pass. Sac-- Dougherty secured 115 enrollments Into n.rfnrmnnr, at Ra.n FranCisCO m. . tA.hlt Inning, after Stanley, the r, rlflre hit JonnsiD. cacrmew the ranks of the highly enthusiastic stamps aa vuq wi only two ijnore Uscaert. Moran. pains last Tuesday nim uic bad yielded the Oaks their Struck out By Arellanes 6. by Crabbe 1. by baseball organization and for her best men in tne league. runs, and 'twas well for the Oaks. Driscoll 1. Baaea on balls Off Arellanes 8. will be awarded the $25 gold watch r.Am l,a finvi of TTn 1 Chase, the West allowed but one measly single off Crabhe 2. off Driscoll 2. Wild pltrhee offered by the club. r.a ihmIai SuMnht have been no by In succeeding 111 Innings, DrlPCOJl, Areuanea. rawed sec Hetllng the Hit by pitched ball Rhinn. by Driscoll. Miss Margaret Mcintosh finished tably weak against portsiders. and and be had his opponents going out Brooks to Johnson. Time Ind with 101 memberships and Mrs. Ray that, perhaps, as much as anything in order. West undoubt- 2:00. Umpires Held and rewnouee. Barkhurst third with an even 100. Miss else. Influenced McCredle in his choice. edly pitched one of the best games of SE1VLS LOSE 6.ERIES TO TIGERS Mcintosh will secure the chatelaine his career, and still the best he gets is nurse offered by B. A. Jaeger and Mrs. SOLDIERS WIS BALI GAME a draw. gold-head- umbrella waa re- Two Games, Koestner Barkhurst the On the other hand Gregory Venice Wins donated by Charles Berg, of Lennons. Dame Fortune. Timms-Cres- ceiving all the smiles of Taking Afternoon Contest. "I think our total enrollment will be s Team, of Portland, De MeCersak-k'- a Bool Costly. close to the estimated 1500." said Ray feated, 17 to 5. There's a first, Stanley pitching. LOS ANGELES. April IS. After three of the member In the with successive .defeats. Venice took two Barkhurst. chairman BARRACKS, Wash, April Valuable Fchlrm walked after Leard had fanned, today, glv ship committee yesterday. "We expect VANCOUVER second. Zacher from San Francisco many In Boosters' re 13. (Special.) The post team today end promptly stole ing-- of to have that the Coupon in Krueger. Coy one to the Southerners the odd same Timms-Cre- ss team fMed to and hit required 11 Innings to served section at the bail parx Tues defeated the ball MeCormlrk that figured an easy out. the series. It day to root against Los Angeles." from Portland. 17 to 6. Every Package settle the momma: contest. L.itscni Twenty-fir- st The booted the ball so badly, The formation of the various divi Another team from the. scored. drlvtne: the ball over the center field Infantry. Company A. won a decisive however, that Schirm fence deciding- tally. slons of the parade, which will precede In second Ness led with a triple for the - game, mov victory over the Knights of Columbus the In the second (came Koestner did not the orjenlna- Coast League county grounds, to center, and he trotted home on sev- Broadway Yamhill at 1:30 team at the Clark rair fly to Fitzgerald. allow the visitors a hit until the lnar from and the score being 10 to 6. In the first SS Conk's sacrifice ninth-innin- g rally announced by George Reavers had on In the first enth Innlnir. but a o'clock, has been six Innings that Mumfort pitched the 'Distinctively Individual The three on the part of San Francisco threat I Baker, grand marshal!, as follows: one run, Reber inning, but did not score until the third. wnen on Salmon, east soldiers made but and Lindsay singled to Hetllng and Rodgers ened to turn deleat into victory, First division, forms went in. Before he could be taken out five hits and a stolen base yielded the of Broadway: second division, forms on soldiers had secured seven hits. sacrificed. Krueger fouled out to Gilllgan was the Derrick dropped a Texas Northerners three runs. Salmon, west of Broadway: third divl The Orchards Athletic Club, at tne Rohrer. but hammered out of the box in the first ston, forms on Taylor, east of Broad- grounds, won game a Leaguer to right, scoring Lindsay. , same the from 9.4S8 158 Herrmann or- Inning-- Standrldge relieving Him. way; division, forms on Taylor, team, 7 to 6. Otner 60 of the Cincinnati Club. In the seventh the Beavers tied It fourth mixed Brooks 23 3.623 158 dered Tinker to bring his team home a Lindsay singled to center. Rodgers Score : west of Broadway; fifth division, forms BOWLER Crego, Jr 56 8,756 15b exhibition tin. Loa Anseles: FINGK IS BEST Q 56 8.719 156 week ahead of time for an flew to Zacher. Krueger forced Lind- Mornlnir same at on Yamhill, east of Broadway; six di OREGON" CITY WIN'S OPENER Shroyer. ' game, Tinker refused to do so. San Francl.co I Venice on Yamhill, of Glover 48 7,428 155 but say at second, but a moment later stole Ab.H PO.A.R. Ab.H.Po.A.E. vision, forms west Cherney 48 7,415 Jo4 He moved up to third on Der- Mun'f.df 4 0 ar.lele.lf 5 0 2 e 0 Broadway. Behr SB 5.481 1.12 Chicago Eddie Mensor went in as a second. 10 0 N'Ine Defeated hy Infield hit to Ness. The double McAe.:b 3 1 1 SMeloan.ef 4 1 1 0 Further Information about the pa Mount Pleasant Trunkey 30 4,610 132 pinch hitter for Pittsburg in the sixth rick's 1 1 O'Byless.rt 4 1 1 IN Dargon 28 4.137 148 Krueger scoring with McCrLlb can be secured by telephoning 1 1 1 HOXEYMAXS WTN HONORS inning of Sunday's game. He failed to steal followed. lohn'n.lf 4 1 oio.p.ro.. j . 2 o v rade Score of to 0. Shroyer, H 46 6.414 139 tlelng run. while Derrick got to 4 4 0 Marshall S600. George L. Baker a office. 11 game, w come through with the expected blngle. the Z'm'n.cf 3 13 Pafson.lb (Spe-i- .i COMMERCIAL IiEAGrE. Ign single inaiviauai, r rusi, scores: 4 0 0Llt.chl.3b 4 rooters, is back OREGON CITY, Or., April 13. team. Honeyman, 1039. second. The Corh'n.sa 13 E. Dunne, chief of - 4 1 1 3 S H.l nsn.ss s 1111s s e 1 j ravine- an exhibition of ragged High three gamea. lnalvidusl, Krause, T05 Morrtrne ano ctwt.3b w from a trip Into Washington and will Portland I Oakland Spe eer.C S e ' onne n.c s v as x game. h...K.ti niarlnr riti to sllnnerv team, Honeyman, 2803. Ab H Po A E' Ab H Po A B Thom'ap l.stewart.p 3 0 4 3 have charge of the rooting at the Average Season -- grounds, Oregon City team today High Individual for had'e.!f S 0 0T,eard.;b 5 0 3 0 413 Ono yell that has been suggested is: the 1 l 34 S IS 2 neasanr. oy a score Fits d rf S 0 S 0 OShlrm.lf. J 8 S O 0 Totala 14 43 Totals. It defeated Mount Is 179, "Willie Four Others Sparks 3t 3 3 2 O 5 0 3 0 0 11 to 10 in the first game of the Sporting l.lnd'v 07ach'r.cf scored. Portland baseball boosters we. of R.ls-.:t 4 S 1 OiCor.rf... 4 0 3 0 0 Two out when wtnnlnr ran can. Who can play? season to be played here. 178. 3 4 O 0 Hell's.! X 1 1 B 0 Who can? We Roll At the Kruer.cfo SCORE BT INNINGS. our here today. The. batteries were Kleser and Calif Iv.n-R.l- 3 lit S Nees,lb.. 4 1 IS 0 1 Watch Beavers San Francisco Examiner, like .H OOSOSIOSto 1ICI-V- 3 I 2 S 3 l ook. 0 3 3 1 San Francisco for Oregon City and Rowland and e- as.. 3 s j s v u 1 0 1 v w The Booster section at the park will THE California newspapers, takes rnh.r & 3 0 3 O Kohrer.c 4 0 0 4 1 Hits only Rowland for Mount fleasant. The Honevmsn Hardware Company Ball Gam- 1 O o 3 e 4 0 Venice -: be fenced in and those wearing to Coast Leaguers. fftanlerp Gres'y.p. milllliui-1 S The locals will cross bats with the cham-ninnsh- in kindly the Portland shirts are the et.n.. a v 10 Hits 1140SS11SS the official button will be admitted to Sunday. five won the Commercial League Says Al Joy: Summer -- I SVMMART. good for admit- Woodburn team next In bowline: schedule 1 the enclosure. Tickets tbe lust "This club is going to be the style. Totals 43 13 34 -- Totala 34 3 30 13 2 McArdle. IJtchl :. Portland Runa tance to the grounds are being mailed completed, with Finck high man with pennant-winner- s have SCORE BT INNINGS. Llt.chL Two-bas- e hits McLean. Johnston. club that the will McCarU Sarrtflce lilts Zimmer- to members as fast as the names are average of 179. to beat. That is opinion of many 1 1 Halllnan. Hlg-gln- s. Averages an the Perland OO OOO 0000 0 t man. Jnhn.,on. Stewart. Halllnan. Stolen in to the secretary, E. S. Beaver Batting watched them Hita t 113 Bases on turned The league statistics follow: a baseball sharp who has 1 11210120121O O O O bases Munrtorff. McCarl. Meloan. 70 Broadway. Members who may be Oakland' 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 4. . Struck at Standing. here. McCredie's infield not then that the 0 3 balls Off Thomas off Stewart notify Commercial League con- It's Hlls 0 1010000000 out By Thomas f. by Stewart 3. Double have not received tickets should W. L. Pins. P.C. the fastest, as far as its fielding is Sl'MMART. plae Stewart to Tonneman to Patterson. the secretary at Main 1212. An. H. Av.i Ab. H. AT. 53 10 54.448 l cerned, but it's fast enough, and It is neatly . . Time of same 1:3 1. Umpires McCarthy Korea . 2 1 .500:Haa;erman 5 1 .200 Honerman possessed of hitting strength. The out- Runs Lindsay. Krueser. Schirm. Ness. Krapp I I .300 Doane 10 .200 Two runs one hit oft ftanley In 2 Innlnsa. and Bush. May Go 20 .384 .192 field can hit. and there is plenty of Llnd-M- Berkeley Team to Yale. Lindsay ..52 Fitxa'ld ..52 30 51,757 524 Thrse-ba- e Ness. Two-ba- se v .155 City Hall 3 everywhere. pitchers, Mc- bit hit Afternoon same. Krause ... 0 2 .333 Krueger ..43 26 37 61.080 413 speed As to bus Rodsers. evhlrm. West. I Venice UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA. 20 7. 2H9 Hig'nbo'm 7 .142 Wright Ditson Credle seems to have gathered the "HAND Fisher, stolen bases K rueser 2. Dsrrlrk -- . San Franri.ro Fisher . S .125 f'.y Cook. Ab.Hfo.iE! AD.H.PO.A.E. Berkeley. April 13. (Special.) The Rodgers . .3-- 13 .SroJames greatest ever seen on the Coast." Fieher. ehlrm. liscrtflce Bases 1 1 0 17 .233 West S .125 staff Oresory T. Stanley 1. Mund'f.rf 3 OTarllale.lf I t the executive commit Berry DoSloy CO 13 30 48.155 200 e e e on balls Off off oft 4 2 2 2 1 4 0 4 last sitting of McCorm'k 4S 10 .222 Stanley ... 1 .000 IRONED" 2. By Oresory 3. bv M'Ar'e :b Meloan.cf 13 UO0 West Strurk out titan 4 1 Baylessrf 4 1 1 tee of the Associated Students of the !I5 12 .218 Carson .... 4 Individual Averages. Ty Cobb of the Detroit team had a 4. to M'Carl.lb Ohadb'ne. Rut-ledg- e ly 2. by West Double playa West H..sn.jb.. 3 3 University of Camornla decided to send Derrick . .0l iu .200! Games. Pins. Av. fistfignt with a college student. rwr-V-k to Unday. Gresory to Rohrer to Ibr.Sn.lf 5 S. Mc- Zlm an.cf 4444 3 1 Pafson.lb 4 1 12 team to the annual inter- Finck Osborne, in a Greeneville, C.. shirt is at its best to Cesory to Shlrm. Weet to the track TEAMS. 4,8-- " Hetllna pitch nresory. rorh'n.es 3 3 0 l.ltachl.lb 3 2 0 May. STANDING OF THE 9 lis days ago. Cobb's cormick to lkrti.lt. Wild 4 133 4 3 2143 collegiate conference at Yale in fartln 7.4S0 17b hotel bedroom, a few Ttme - 2 Vmplrea Phyla and Finney. Cirt'tlt 12 0Hrnan.e provided ...l... 6.946 178 say at a fancied and the man who game 3 1 1 0 Ton'ra'n.p 4 3 4 3 4 This was conditioned that te National League. FVt 39 friends he took offense Afterrnwa 0 neces- ? 11.0B2 1.8 accept an apology and Hand-Ironin- g I IMllsan.p Koe.t er.p students would raise the fund P.C.I C. Phillips Insult, refused to Portland Oakland SOO 3 01 3101 W. L. W. L. P - uses our H A E Ab H Po A E St'drse.p S sary to team there from the 1 o Tint i "i- iiS so accepted a good licking. Ab Po 1 take the Boston iou"Pniiaaeipnia l l .ou Chad'elf 4 1 0 a O'Tjrard.Jtb 3 O 1 8 0 Howard 1 University of Michigan rn Pt Louie 1 0 1009, Chicago 1 1 .500 Department enjoys o 3 O O 0 0 Schirm. If 3 3 0 0 W.Hn ! 1 .SOO'cinclnnat! 1 .000 McM?boi"::::::::::::::::" see have picked yiti rf Conference, to which the California Pittsburg ...1 ..0 , 4 8,399 l.o Connie Mack claims to y.Jb 4 1 O 1 o y.acb'r.cf 3 Brooklyn 1 .500iNew york...0 1 .000 Heffron year, is Und 1110O 34 3 14 13 II Totala. 33 11 27 11 ...1 Tonsins 5 B.428 lis up seven good recruits this and a shirt that Ko-1- l -- b 4 2 OCoy.rf... 4 1 3 0 Totals team is sent annually. O Americaa League. ::: i among Daley, of Los Krue r.rf 4 1 3 Hetl's.Sb 4 0 3 O ". 7 the seven are Pete 11 I 1 Batted Schmidt In ninth. W. P.C. Melster ??" Wyck-of- f, especially attractive. 4 3 Ne.lb.. 3 IS 0 0 for w L. P.C.I L. -- 'i Angeles, and Orr of Sacramento. Irfk.lb 3 3 o Cook mm. . 3 0 1 Batted for Standrtdcs tn ninth. Philadelphia 2 O 100";CIeveland ...1 1 5O0 Armitag 1 are three fling- Mok.se 12 c O 4131 O PRAY 1 O 1000 New Tork.-.O- ;;? Burning and Bush Vlsher.e 2 Rohrer. 2 SCORE BT INNINGS. FISHERMEN WI1L Washington l .000 ?'5-."- 13 13 3 a, 1 0 2 .000 Bracker 5? 2Ii ers who look good to the Philadelphia J.m.sp. 2 0 I O'MJiit.p 0 0 2 San Francisco o o 0 1 t 3- v- 4 t l Detroit Herre.c. 1 1 0 " Chicago 2 1 .6.Ofto.Boston 0 2 .000 Moor 3 ..359 1.1iii Athletics' boss. t O O O Hits weather and full baskets. Good twvane. Venice 4 0 0 30331 X ( for fair Americaa Association. 5 lfo p 4 1 2 1 1 0 3 11 fishing means full baskets. We Keller ess Beavers are ll 1 Hits x tackle Tomorrow the Portland Krauae"irn t 0 O ha.. it Athlne llcenaen issued- - Archer w. L. P.C.: W. L. P.C. 2 10.502 169 Angeles. SUMMARY. Kansas City 4 0 1000'St. Paul 1 1 .500 RnrTkv back home, against Los All 2T 1 Co, Sixth and Oak sts. Hinglev ?3 10.JT.9 IgS touch of Total. 33 T24 13 3. Totals 24 3 10 Runs MrArrile, Johnston. Zimmerman, Wiggins Minneapolis - u juvjiumoui - .vjv together now for a farr UNION Pitted for Jamas In elshtk Inning. Meloan. Patterson. Halll- Milwaukee. 2 o loon Toledo u o"o Terry weather. foruaa t'arl::. 1 1 .u00;Loolsvllle 4 . 000 s s COMPANY Hatted for Berry la ninth. nan. Four hits and four runs off Gtlliesn Baseball Pictures Free. Indianapolis ...0 ::::::::::::::::::5 Sw LAUNDRY SCORE BT INNING. In one-thir- d innlnc. Charse defeat to n. Yesterday's Results. ?25?on 50 8.28S 16S In the East the fight fans think Gun-bo- ot O O Sacrifice, hit Hosp. Sacrifice fly A AAA rvt(.tiirp fa rertlaed S O 0 O 0 O 0 Johnston, i nf world's most American Association Minneapolis 4, Co Wilkinson 41 ir. Smith is entitled to the next crack Main 398 O O 1 1 Koestner. Stolen base. McArdle. 2- - Kan- I I I Ktand-rHi- mous baseball players will be given lumbus Milwaukee 6. Louisville 1: Doolev J" Wlllard. Hits 21I liaeca oa balls Off 1. off - ? 18- - at Luther McCarty and Jess Oak and 0 OIIIln By Am bov in the sas S, Toledo 2; SU I'aul 4. Indian Henderson 1 0e400w1 O 1 3 !. off K estner :. Struck out nlrtnm for farb ntr 0 0 CJ1U1-a- n : ll 1. by Koestner 3. Balk city.' beginning Monday morning. 9 P?"..2 .... - rv,...... ?rero,onferE:..p::::::::::::::i seerecently asserted his Stsndrlee s. tmmoem - c.i Joe Tinker bfMMART. by pitcher Carlisle, by fund-rM- Archer-Wiggi- Awi.i.,u 35 5,509 159 lilt o'clock. Co., Sixth and Mobile 3--5; Memphis 4, Slontgomery 0. ho Person. F. E authority over Garry Herrmann, owner ttuns Leard Schirm. Earner. Rohrer Time of same 1:24. L'mplres Oak, other games. Smith 33 S,Z3 15i Four rans. three bits oft James tn T innlog. Bush, sad McCarthy.