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THE MORNING OEEGONIAN. FRIDAY. JULY 6, 1901. batting the leaders two to one, Cleve- for two bases, was advanced another on to their work with square blades, and tore by winning tho Sheridan stakes at a mile and CAME IN half-doz- GARDNER GOT DECISION a Quarter at Washington Park. Summary: BOTH WENT TO PORTLAND land took the first game from the cham Zan's failure to hold a strike, and counted AMERICANS FIRST out a en strokes before the on They Four and one-ha- lf furlongs Jack Ratly won, plons, although the latter team fielded Bradbury's sacrifice. This ended Thames crew had finished four. Rossfame Phyro 0:57. g. Fontcl-la- second. third: time. magnificently. Cleveland's hitting was Walla Walla's The s crowded fully 41 strokes Into the first One mile Sam Fullen won. Ohnet second, hard and timely. Attendance, 5000. Score: made two runs In the first, and one minute, though ttoey were far from neat, Boney Boy run innings. third; time, 1:16 3ALL riiATEBS BEAT SPOKANE DC BHEI SHE in both the third and fifth PENNSYLVASrtANS DEFEATED THE but there was not much splashing. This, MOFFATT'S LEFT ARM AGAIN WENT One mile and 70 yards Ed Adack won, Chicago 2 8 OJCleveland 316 1 The game was replete with sharp fielding however, mado no difference, for the Alaska second, Oxnard third; time, 1:50 GOOD STYLE. the were on THAMES ROWING CLUB. BACK ON HIM. 55. Cleveland, Hart and Wood; and errors hard chances. Thames crew could row only 39 and had Sheridan atakes, $4000 added. miles' Batteries Fleming three-quarte- li and Berry pitched good ball. The lost rs of a length by the Robert "Waddell won. Six Shooter second. Ter- Chicago, Patterson and Sugden. Umpire, score: . Haskell. time the Island had been passed. The minus third; time, 2:13 Heavy Batting: in the Morning:, and game RHE Will Meet Leanders la the Final Pennsylvanlans continued at full steam, He Made a Rush, the Blotv Went One mile Crocket won, Eddie Jones second, Afternoon Walla Walla 4 4 Tulla Fonso third: time, 1:45. Clever Fielding; and Pitching Up to the ninth Inning of the afternoon 00000001 01 Heat for the Grand Challenge getting farther and farther away from Wild, and His Arm Was Fontella 201010000-46-4 weak adversaries. They reached Six furlonss Mr. Brown won. Yellow Tall game Chicago was unable to do a thing Cup Today. their Dislocated. second. Money Musk third; time. 1:16 In Afternoon. Hoffer's pitching. Attendance, 5000. Batteries Fleming and Zan; Berry and half way In 3 minutes and 40 seconds, a with Groseclose. remembrance. One mile and 70 yards Moses won. Scotch The score: . time which deserves careful Plaid second, Hard Knot third; time, 1:49. Soon after this, as the Thames men were 4. fight be- 4.-- ball-tosse- rs 6 7 2jChIcago 5 11 5 Bicycle Racing: 4. second day of Pennsyl- SAN FRANCISCO, July The SPOKANE, July The Portland Cleveland .... at Manhattan Bench. HENLEY, July The completely out of the hunt, the At Everett. 4. the Henley regatta was signalized by an- lively paddle, at tween Jack Moffatt, of Chicago, and won two games from Spokane Batterips Hotter and Wood; Harvey and NEW YORK, July The feature of vanlans settled Into that EVERETT. Wash.. July 4. Tho first race victory the Americans, the half-stea- 36, they so George Gardner, of Lowell, Mass., this today. The Portland boys had their Sullivan. the bicycle racing at Manhattan Beach other for at for which are meeting of the year on Washington cir- motor-pace- In the tho eyes "with, them touched track was a le d race be- oarsmen from the University of Pennsyl- famous. Is extremely useful to nurse afternoon, ended rather abruptly "eaulc" and Rowing It Mo- cuit was begun today .in this city by the Sno- Welner tip lively- - They made 13 runs, Milvrankee tween Hoyt, Pierce, McEachern and Lin- vania defeating the Thames Club a crew which has established a good lead third round when, for the third time, County Agricultural Detroit. winning second heat. As ffatt's fight up to the homish Association. The while their opponents only pot six long t.4. .fielding on ton. Hoyt won by yearly a mile and a and thus their and save up Its powers until they are left arm failed. The attendance, SOOO, was double of any day MILWAUKEE, July Loose disqualified Leanders defeated the Belgian crew, third round was slightly in Gardner's that marks to their credit. Neither Salisbury the part of the home team, coupled with half from Pierce, but was for the wanted again. But it has been seen In In the history of the track, due to the Fourth for Portland nor Wllner for Spokane accepting assistance from his pacemakers the Pennsylvanlans will meet the Lean- these races for the last time. favor. In the first round he had knocked of July celebration. Results: a multiplicity of errors, gave the morn- In final for the Grand Chal- swing on pitched a good same. Tinker, Swindells, 1000. by means of a string attached to the rear ders the heat "The Leander oarsmen Improved on Moffatt down with a right the Free for all, pace Path mark won. Starkly ing same to Detroit. Attendance, man on his pacing motor, one end of lenge cup tomorrow. A bright, hot sun count. He got up Kelly and Bottenus did good stick work. Score: their previous performance and their jaw and Jack took the second, Kittitas Ranger third; best time, 2:18. Muller, Portland's left fielder, made sev- which Hoyt was accused of holding in was shining today and there was no wind. not finished. But far strong, however, and immediately landed Mllo dash Dr. Marks won. George Palmer RHEI RHE seen 11 o'clock Leanders, pad- has eral sensational plays. The score at the 5 5 2Milwaukee .... 7 his mouth. The string could not be Soon after the more important is the fact that today the a hard left on Gardner's face. They second. Red Spinner third; time, 1:43. Detroit 16 press ofllclals dling for their race with the Holly won, McAl- - rooming game follows: Con- from the box, but the said to the start Englishmen reached Frawley no less than fought fast throughout' the first round. trot Hattie Batteries Milwaukee, Sparks and saw plainly, and Referee Belgians, were loudly applauded along the ropa second; time, 3:04, 3:07. SPOKANE. Heigh Umpire, they It Burnett six seconds than Pennsylvania, and Gardner doing the most work at long nor; Detroit, and Shaw. faster range, R. H. P.O. A. E. Cantillon. When tho two meet each other there will while Moffatt showed tho better at ? Lean- There was a great deal of Xiord Roebcr)'N Horse Won. Donahue. Sb 0 1 1 Afternoon game-Milwa- ukee not be that difference, because the Lougheed, rf. 132 0 1 der oarsmen never get farther ahead than clinching and LONDON. July 4. The Earl of Rosebery'a 0 turned the tables on Detroit Epsom Lad won the Princess of Wales stakes, Marshall, If. 12 this aftfernoon, winning a hotly contested they can help. The difference In pace In tho second round Moffatt opened with Bottenus, lb 11102 2 9 0 0 HE EULOGIZED THE UNITED STATES. Pennsylvanlans will a hard left! on the face, followed by a 10,000 sovereigns, at Newmarket today. King 2b 0 game In the ninth Inning on an opportune necessitated for the Edward's Diamond Jubilee was second, and Stulz. half-mil-e, clinch. When they were separated by the Bisley, as 1101 110 4 1 hit by Anderson. Attendance, 5000. The have a serious effect upon the middle Earl Cadosan's Stdus (Maher) was third. Kelly, cf. 0 2 2 0 3 score: which hitherto has been such an referee, Gardner rushed Moffatt to tho Twelve horses ran. Miss Pac (Maher) won the 6 1 1 ropes, landing Swindells, c. 0 2 RHEI RHE easy thing for them. left and right on the face. race for a selling plate. Richard Croker'a Joe Wllner, p - 0 13 C A clinch followed, men fought J- J? 2. Milwaukee ...5 3Detrolt 713 "A curious contrast to the solemn aloof- and both Ullman (L. Relit) wa3t second, and Ravens dy hard on the body. Gardner his Totals 6 12 24 9 Batteries-CRel- and Maloney; Cronln, ness of tho Pennsylvanlans, who have Jabbed Den third. P. Lorlllard's Eden II (Maher) 1b left into Moffatt's twice, and Jack re- won the PORTLAND. Selver and Buelow. never seen anything of the regatta, lace Exeter stakes. rowed four of their men sponded with a hard left' .hook to the head. Muller, If. 1 1 3 1 that Leander forcing round, 1 1 2 1 "Washington. eight In Steward's race, and Gardner did all the In the Xelsel. ss Philadelphia Beat from the the his long reach enabling him to land his QUESTION OF THE HOUR.' Anderson, 2b i 2 2 ? PHILADELPHIA, July 4. Washington that Payne and Burnell were to have had 3b 2 2 2 1 6 Bel- left on Moffatt's face quite frequently. Tinker. played a fine up-hi- ll game this morning, a third trial at o'clock against the Weed. rf. 3 2 2 0 pair, were scratched. No better Moffatt, however, fought In close, and Grosvenor Says Is tho Elective Brown, cf 2 0 and by heavy batting in the last Inning gian but avoided a great many of Gardner's blows.