14 THE MORXD'C OREGOXIAN. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1917.

down an average of better than 99. HI getting by hitting to Fletcher, who In all weifthts, for Everdingr, of this city, was among tossed him out at first. Officers Uniforms. IDAHO LINEUP IS those present and annihilated 3&L out SOX WIN WORLDS' The Giants, awake to the possibility GANDIL'S HIT AT of 400. of losing the game and the champion- OLIVE DRABS ship, charged the Chicago clan vicious- COMMERCE WILL PLAY TODAY ly in the succeeding session, but their best effort fell one run short of the PUZZLE TO AGGIES BASEBALL HONORS Sox' trio. RIGHT WINS Financiers Eleven Will Go to Ore- After Holke fanned. Rariden was TIE gon City passed to first base by Faber, and Wil- for Game. hoit, batting for Benton, also received The High School of Commerce is free passage to Gandil's post. With two scheduled to play a game with the on and one out the thousands began Expects Oregon City High School today at Ore- to root a rally, and the uproar was in Coach Pipal Attempt gon City. Zimmerman's Error and Poor deafening. Cowbells, horns and sirens Sox Player Drives 2 Runs Only three games are scheduled for Help led the thunderous chorus, while the MADE to ORDER at Surprise at Pendleton the Interscholastic League this week, Strategy Chicago stands fairly rocked with the in Fourth After E. Collins and as Commerce is not billed to take Game Saturday. part in any of them. Coach Campbell in Final Game. The 'White Sox were steady, despite Outruns Zimmerman. and Captain Rogoway decided that the the tumult, and Burns forced Wilhoit Oregon City game at second. Weaver to Collins. Captain would furnish valu- Herzog then came through with a able practice so that the financiers will screaming Hboif be in condition to meet Washington drive past J. Collins to 'the OFFICIALS NOT SELECTED High School next BENTON right field wall, scoring both Rariden week. FABER OUTHURLS and Burns. With the tying run on third KAUFF DISAPPOINTS FANS the din was terrific, for Benny Kauff, State Game Warden Out Hunting. was seen striding to the plate swing- Carl Shoemaker, state game warden, ing three bats viciously. He failed to is expected to return from a 10 days' meet the emergency, however, his ef- Corvallis Boys Peppery Bunch, but hunting trip in Eastern Oregon Kauff Disappoints When He Is en- fort being a high foul fly which Gandil Giant First baseman Fails to Put Inexperienced Only Two of Wednesday. Mr. Shoemaker was out able to "Come Through" With gathered in, leaving Herzog stranded. Over Hit Which Would Have Tied Tailoring for big game and all reports reaching That was the finish of he Giants' Last Year Men on Defense. his office are to the effect that hunt- Hit Which Would Have Tied offense, but the Chicago club added a Scores New York Fights Hard ing in the Eastern part of the state final run in the ninth as a margin of Xcnman Over Weight. was never year. Score Attendance 3 3,9 6 9. safety should the home club start a Until Last of Ninth. better than this belated rally. Weaver opened with a-- single to left, took second on Faber's sacrifice, and gives that scored on Lelbold's single to center. BY JAMES J. RICHARDSON. FIVE BOOTS ON TONIGHT THrst PagO NEW Oct. 13. Continued From Faber In Fine Form. TORK. John Collins, Is the University of Idaho preparing the thirty-od- d thousand spectators opening the final game of the world look The pitchers' analysis shows that series for the White Sox today, was distinguished to spring a surprise on the Oregon Ag- present that for the season at least in a of 113 deliveries served gies in their first intercollegiate foot- tne pennant-winnin- g club of the Amer- Faber total thrown out at first. Mc.Mullln hoisted ALL BOXERS OX CARD SAID TO BE ican League is 24 strikes, 40 balls and 12 foul strikes. a foul fly to Rariden. Captain Eddie ball contest next Saturday at the better than that which There were six fouls, 24 field outs, one Kound-u- p grounds in .Pendleton? IX GOOD won the six months' race in the senior Collins' reply to the crowd when they that makes the CONDITIO. organization. hit batter and six hits also registered "booed" as stepped plate This seems to be the belief of Head off Faber, him he to the a Coach Joseph Pipal, of the Aggies, who That the championship should be de- the six hits netting nine was a rattling single to center field. r cided in the inning was In bases. Benton and Perritt between He was on bag as was a Portland visitor yesterday. Seattle Fishter Is Obtained by Pro- fourth up 126 balls, which 35 left the Jackson successful, man. "We have endeavored on a number of keeping with the feature and factor them threw of rolled out. Herzog to Holke. moter Evan, to Go Agalut Call-fornl- nn play throughout the series. The Chi- were strikes. 45 bans, 15 foul strikes, the Giants, was an easy occasions to get some word from Idaho fouls, 19 putouts seven For Burns regarding lineup for in of cago club scored its winning run in five field and out, Collins to Gandil, and Herzog sent their tentative Place Dundee. this inning during the first game and hits for a total of seven bases. Each a sizzling Saturday's game, but to date we have team had seven runners left on single into left field. Kauff received no information at said Pete Mltchie vs. Alex Trambltaa. collected five in the second contest in the swung so hard in trying to connect all' Jack Wagner vs. Roscoe Taylor. the same period. The Giants scored bases. Faber had four strikeouts, Ben- with one of curves Pipal. Charley Moy v.. Joe the only runs in ton and each three. Faber's that hia bat "1 learned on good authority Gorman. of the battle the fourth Perritt slipped from his hands and flew al- this Jimmy Moscow vs. Johnny Yost. inning of the third game and the first After the game, which consumed two most to the Giants' morning that Idaho has most of last Paisy White vs. Kid Hall. of the five runs in the fourth inning hours and 18 minutes, both teams made bench. Then he year's squad back again and that they or the fourth game, which was a a rush for their dressing rooms and struck out. Zimmerman flied to Jack- are planning to spring a surprise, not The above bouts will be presented at way son. Fnces! et shutout in favor or Tew Tork. The half across the diamond Manager only on the Aggies, but the entire con- the Eleventh-stre- Playhouse, under scoring of Saturday proved an excep- McGraw, of the losers, overtook and Chicago got another single in the ference teams. Of course this is not the auspices of th.e Pacific Athletic tion, but today the Sox reverted to shook hands with Manager Rowland second inning. After Felsch had very pleasing news to us at Corvallis, Club, tonight. Bobby Evans has an- their original system, and, aided by while the fans gathered around. There struck out Gandil shot a base hit into who have but two of last year's men in nounced that all of the boxers on the mlsplays by the Giants, closed the se- were shouts of better luck next time, center field and took second on ?3CUc?60, the lineup Bissett and Newman. card are in the best of condition. ries with a decisive victory. away Weaver's out, Herzog to Holke. He Pete Mitchie, the battling; Dane, who but the two team leaders hurried got no Crowd Biggest of Series. without any further ceremony and one further.vas Zimmerman made a BInsett FaM. has never been defeated, will meet a leaning toward, pretty pickup of Schalk's grounder and "Idaho will find that the Aggies are Alex Trambitas in the main event, The largest assemblage of specta- fan with statistics tossed out the little catcher. liXOOXafl-- te won r three-minu- tors to witness any game pres- recalled that McGraw had but The which is scheduled to go six of the er. TaJlosr peppery willing 'Near-Hom- a and bunch, who will ent interleague combat was on hand one world series out of five, his victory Holke Makes battle them every inch of the way, even rounds. Mitchie and Trambitas coming attempt against the SONS they are inexperienced. Little has are on edge for tonight's bout and have when the rival clubs grappled. Accord- in his first In New York's half of the second Oscar M. Smith, Manager. if a large following, who they can ing to the official figures, 33.969 per- Philadelphia Aathletics in 1905, when Fletcher rolled a slow bounder toward W been said of the work of Bissett, last think McGinnity win. and will be on hand to back their sons paid admission . to the Polo Christy Mathewson and Joe first which Schalk managed to gather 108 Third St., Near Washington. year's captain, who is playing right Grounds, their totalling pitched shutout ball. in and shoot to ahead of the run- year. game favorite. There has been more inter- contributions Na- first end for us this In the Mitchie-Trambit- as $73,348. Of sum According to plans of easy Col- Bis- est in the match this the stockholders the the ner. Robertson was an out, against the soldiers last Saturday of the two 6, commission, two teams will on than in any bout to be staged here in clubs will each receive tional the lins to Gandil. Then Holke slammed seventh grounded out to Gandil un- days and the scores were considered sett was quick to get down some ex- and the National commission play a special exhibition game at Gar- a double against the left-fiel- d fence, the every play, and he bowled his tackle time. Mitchie has had more pleas- assisted. Perritt singled to center and good for the course. The tournament perience than Trambitas. but the Rou $7334.80. den City, N. Y., tomorrow for the a few feet short of a home run, and held as Burns sent a high fly to combined medal and match play and. over on nearly every play. being The players ceased to participate in ure of the thousands of soldiers and of- wildly. first ac- this, captain, 15 manian is credited with the fast camps on the Giants' rooters cheered Weaver. Faber let loose a wide pitched the matches Sunday were made up "Newman, year's is er boy by most of the close followers the gate receipts after the fourth ficers now training at various Their cheers were quickly squelched, Per- Saturday. pounds over weight antl will not be in game. game, they will receive $152,888.58 island. match the two ball that Schalk failed to stop and cording to the medal play of the boxing but the After this however, when Rariden hit a sharp ritt scooted for second. Schalk threw A seven-ma- n team represented each good playing form until about two Charley Moy, bantamweight cham as their share, this amount being di- clubs will disband and there will be no grounder to was go- He get 60 per Eddie Collins and wild to second and Perritt kept on clut. playing in the threesomes over weeks more. is anxious to into pion of the Pacific Coast, will box to- vided cent to the Chicago and further play by the members of either thrown out. ing to third, the play being marked up 72 holes. condition quickly and has to be night, all. Gorman Is on his way 40 per cent to the New York players. team this season. This will be in ac- inning after games passed to- The third was lifeless. For as a passed ball and an error for Schalk. Two points were awarded to the watched for fear he will overwork from Seattle to take on the doughty The total receipts for the six cordance with a resolution Sox. was strike-o- ut second, game $425,878, sub- by ruled the White Faber a Herzog popped out to Weaver. winner of each hole, one to himself. His work in Saturday's little Californian. Moy will be out- amounted to and, after day the commission, which victim. John Collins raised a high fly Chicago's eighth inning was of short place. The best scores for the tourna- being big tracting the money paid to the play- would withhold the sum of $1000 Hart-ma- stamps him as a factor in weighed by several pounds, but agreed that it to Herzog and McMullin also fanned. duration. Collins grounded to Holke ment were made by George A. n. future offense and defense. to box Gorman so as not to disappoint ers, the two clubs are each richer by from the world's series prize money of Because pitching $115,200.81 commis- January 1. on of his fine the unassisted. Jackson laced a single to Pendleton, 345: Brooke Dickson. "Lodell wrenched his back and has the Portland fans. Gorman has boxed aid the National each player until If that crowd forgave Benton when he struck right. Felsch fouled out to Holke and Pendleton, 362; Woodson L. Patterson. been temporarily out of the game. He a number of times here and has been in sion $42,587.80. date the players have not participated out in the Giants' Her- 365; Sharpstein, - in any exhibition play they will re- half. Burns and Gandil sent a long fly to Kauff. The Baker, Charles Walla will go to right half when he is again Seattle for the past three months tak- Weather Is Ideal for Game. zog hit the ball square on the nose, but Giants' clean-u- p in the eighth Walla. 367. withheld amount with Inter- fly-ou- ts hitters ready to play. Lodell's punting is one ng on all comers. Joe has not lost a As was befitting the climax of the ceive the both were long to Felsch, who not get going. Kauff, up, Luncheons at the new clubhouse, a of the Aggies' biggest assets. fight in Seattle and is in good shape. baseball year, the day was best est at the rate of 6 per cent. barely had to move to get could first banquet as a the either drive. flied to Leibold. Zmmerman was robbed at the Hotel Pendleton and a "The Aggie line is a little slow at he has bout in Tacoma with Eddie of ten through which the battle raged. Zimmerman Throws Wild. of a by Weaver, who ran across to dance at the Eastern Oregon State Hos- this time, but a great improvement is Quinn Thursday night. There was an entire absence of wind hit pital formed the social features. wagner is waiting for Then came the fourth Inning, the in- second, stabbed his fast grounder and expected within the next two weeks. Jack the and the sun shone from a blue Autumn ning in which games tossed runner out while off bal- McNeil and Brooks, last year's tackles, gong to sail into Roscoe Taylor, who sky with enough warmth to make outer BEZDEK STILL GLOOMY five of eix of the the Gotch Improved. says he be ready series were won or lost. Eddie Collins, ance. It was the best infield play of Wrestler Is are gone and there will be some hard will to take Jack wraps unnecessary. up day. grounded out, Mc- battling to see who places. into port. Under these favorable conditions, the first for the Sox. was again "booed" the Fletcher CHICAGO. Oct. 15. The condition of takes their old-tim- e as he came to the plate. He Mullin to Gandil. At present - Walker and Boardman are Jimmy Moscow, the favorite. thousands of fans entered into the fouled off Frank Gotch, former world's cham- will make his 16th come-bac- k to- the first two pitches, let the next go In the White Sox' last turn at bat pion wrestler, has improved so rapidly fighting it out for left tackle. Walker at spirit of the play with more of Ameri- SIX TOl'CHDOWN VICTORY by which Rariden thought on Board-ma- n night's show, meeting Johnny Tost. can baseball enthusiasm than has been should have Weaver singled to left. Schalk fouled that his physicians said today he would 'has too much beef him and PCL.LSIAN PREDICTED, been a strike, then slow-rolle- in pretty good shape. are Jimmy has been training hard with the case in almost any of the preced- and sent a to Zimmerman. Faber laid down a be able to leave the hospital tomor- is Both Pete Mitchie and will try to win back was they to Zimmerman. Heine ran in for sacrifice bunt and was tossed out by row. Gotch. suffering from acute con- last year's freshmen, and they will ing contests. As natural, the ball, and in making a quick on gestion kidneys, was to up a pretty lot of his old admirers. rooted long and lustily for the Giants, University oft Oregon Coach Refuses throw Perritt-- With Weaver second Lei of the taken put tussle for the Job. "Italian" Patsy White will trv con but were quick to appreciate and ap- to first, heaved It to the grandstand bold singled to center. Kauff Just the hospital last Wednesday. The for- Britton Light. clusions with "Kid" Hall in the curtain-- plaud the winning work of the White to Utter Words of Cheer Despite and Collins pulled up at second base. missed picking the ball off hs shoe mer champion will regain his health, raiser. Sox, as well as to cheer down any at- Saturday's Game. ine crowd groaned. laces and Weaver scored while Kauff his physicians said, if he takes a long "Holmes, who played guard at Occ- Fletcher and Herzog worried Col line balL Leibold rest. idental College, is working for a place Jack Grant will referee the main tempt to boo Captain Eddie Collins, and kept him slightly fumbled the events. of the visiting team. Eugene, close to the middle bag reached second on the play. McMullin at right tackle against Dick Williams. UNIVERSITY OF OREGON. while Jackson was getting two strikes ended Sox' turn at bat by going The latter played guard last year, and New Yorlt's Strategy Poor. Or., Oct. 15. (Special.) Saturday's vic- and two balls. Then Jackson lifted a the sea- support tory over the Multnomah Club eleven out. Zimmerman to Holke. WORLD SERIES AT LIBERTY has shown lots of fight so far this This vocal applause and was high fly to Robertson, who brought dis- Giants' rooters pulled hard for son. particularly noticeable in the crucial by the University of Oregon team did may to the Giant rooters bymaking a The DID Y00 WIN-- OR LOSE? not change the pessimistic forecasts of a rally as the National Leaguers made The first two games of the Giant-Whi- te "Archibald, who played right half for fourth inning, although it must have muff and Collins dusted to third. plate, - be- us against the soldiers, is a former mixed with considerable chagrin Coach Bezdek regarding the chances Jackson held as their last stand at the itooert- Sox championship series are been of his men in the game with Wash- first Robertson son was hit on the finger by a pitched ing shown on the Liberty screen. Un- Willamette University center. He is a at the peculiar defensive strategy sud- tried to head off Collins. ball and base was awarded him. good photography and exciting trifle slow, but he instilled plenty of denly uncovered by the Giants. ington State College at Pullman next There was great joy on the White Sox first easy usual PORTLAND CASH CHANGES HANDS Saturday. bench as Holke was an out, Collins to action create the impression of actual fight into his game. Joe Britton, last Eddie Collins opened the Inning by Felsch came to bat. Felsch Gandil. Robertson taking second. Rari Rooting permitted. Adv. sub-quart- 10 I'll be satisfied if we hold them to luuitru on. one men attendance. year's freshman, played half and AT TO 8 ON LOSERS. hitting a bounder to Third Baseman six touchdowns." said Bezdek ana chopped a den struck out. after grounder to Kenton, hard-hittin- Britton only weighs about Zimmerman, who threw the ball low practice today which lasted until dark. who caught Col McCarty. the g catcher. 156 pounds. and wide of Holke, whereupon Collins .lina between third and home unnln( had been out of the series since Ray Even Money Offered merrily Tomorrow the "ghost ball" is sched toward third, he tossed the ball to Zim who niiiiiiiiimiiiiimimitiuiiiiiimitiiiitmit "Howard subbed for Archibald That Giants Win romped to second. Right uled to make its appearance on Kincaid merman as the second game at Chicago, when he the last half of Saturday's game, and, When Against Fielder Robertson next dropped Jack- Collins tried to get back, and was hurt, was sent In to bat for Per he only weighs 155 pounds, Score Them Usual high easy fly, bat- Field. men Collins reversed and shot for the while about son's but and the There was no scrimmage today. For plate, with Zimmerman ritt. He grounded out. E. Collins to he certainly looked good. When he Freak Bets Made. ter was safe, while Collins perched on two hours the team ran through sig- was after him. Rar Gandil, and the Chicago Americans came into the game Saturday he made third. nals, and ended with a stiff session iden in line for a thrlw, but Zim- were proclaimed the monarchs of tne opposition look woefully slow with money to Benton, who merman held the ball and in the race the Much changed hands in Port Felsch hit Pitcher with the bucking machine. Bezdek to the plate Collins outsDrinted the baseball world. that speed of his. Of. course he had land yesterday when the Chicago White threw to third to get Collins, who has but two more days in which to Giants' The score: on was fresh, home. Catcher Rariden shape third baseman and slid across Chicago I New Tork it them, because he but Sox won the sixth and final game of started for pound his team into to meet sarely with. Zimmerman yard THE PERFECT UNION SUIT he is wonderfully fast, and he ought the world series. rushed away from the bag to help Coach reitz' men, six of whom are vet- a behind big to trap White Sox field captain, but erans. team leave Eugene him. J.Oolll's.r brhoaI3 o 0 1 oiBurns.I.. brhoa4 10 2 to be a addition the backfield The betting on yesterday's game fa the The will Gandil's Hit Is Opportune. Lelbold.r 2 O 1 1 Oj rierxog..:. 4 0 2 2 equad. vored the Giants at odds of 10 to 8, as Zimmerman took upon himself to make Thursday. M'M'lill.:! 0 0 O 0 1 Kauff.m. 4 0 0 2 Newman play putout to chase Collins What, the line-u- p in Saturday s game Jackson reached third ana Felsch sec E. Coil's. 2 4 S Z'm'an.H. 4 0 O 1 "In the future will Benton was game was the and started X pitching and the on play. 1 4 1111 1 o bet- home. the spectators will be has not yet been announced. ond this Then Chick Gandil Jackson. Klctcner.s O fullback. The backfield is much being played on New York's own toward Before came Felsch.m 3 1 0 3 O! Rob son. r 3 Ooil1 say- is probable will be no across with the hit that won the . ter than last year, but that isn't grounds. or the other players could realize what It that there game. was Gandil. 1.. 4 0 '2 14 Holke. 1. 4 0 fl2 ing very much. It will average about The local backers of the Giants were was happening Collins, with Zimmer- changes from those who appeared It a hefty slam to right Weaver.s 4 1 1 2 2iRrlden,c 3 10 7 155 pounds. That is a real light aggre- man pursuing, sprinted for the plate against the Multnomah Club, except field, and in trying to stretch it into a Schalk. c 3 0 1 4 1 Benton, p. 1 0 0 0 blind to anything other than a win Berg, whose injured shoulders double, Gandil was thrown out, Robert Faber.p. 2 0 0 0 0;Wllhoit. 0 0 0 0 gation when you start to look the other for the Giants yesterday, and when the and passed Rariden flatfooted while that son Perritt. p. 1 0 10 pursuer, in the dash, kept him out Saturday, is expected to to Herzog. Weaver flied out to tMCarty 1 0 O 0 conference teams over." score was against New York they of- his the place of Maddock at guard. Burns, and Schalk brought more cheers the sign of a even money saw him score without a chance for a fill 27 12 More Beef Needed. fered that McGraw's men any Couch is now working regularly in the from the Western rooters by hittinir a Totals 34 4 7 27 12 Totals 33 2 6 would come through with a rally and play of kind. single sharply to left field. He moved Batted for Btnton in liltn. Riordon weighs about 149, Ray 155, win out. Gandll Opportunely. backfield. up tBatted for Perritt In ninth. Hits In the coming game Bezdek will not when Faber received a base on bails O O 4 Britton 156, Lodell 165 and Newman A number of peculiar have been was Chicago .....O 3 0 0 0 0 1 superior store bets While tnis diamond disaster change his style of play, and everyone and'John Collins ended the "money' 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 2 175. Coach Pipal said he would like recorded. One New York fan who inning Now Vork 0 back-fiel- d, lost being enacted Jackson and Felsch who wishes to view practice is allowed for the Sox by rolling out. Errors. Schalk. Kauff. Zimmerman, Rob get some more beef into the x1 e to his wager will have to crawl on his raced around the bags and were free access to the field. There will be letcner to Holke ertson. Two-bas- e hit. Holke. Three-bas- but would have to be satisfied hands and knees for three blocks on perched on third and second, re- no secret practice, according to the The Giants' half of the fourth was hit. Herzog. Sacrifice hit, Faber. Left on There you will find a Supe- with them the way they line up. Washington A White Sox sup- across a quiet affair. Benny bases. Chicago 7, New York 7. First base "My greatest problem is to get team street. spectively, when Collins slid the coach. Kauff grounded on errors, Chicago 2. Bases on balls, off Suit fits porter, who wagered the Sox would unguarded plate. Gandil promptly rose out, E. Collins to Gandil. Zimmer- Faber 2. off Benton 1. off Perritt 2. Hits rior Union that out of boys," he said yester- 7, 2. work the take four straight games, and lost his to the occasion by singling to right, TEAMS man's friends gave him a kindly hand and earned runs, off Faber. hits runs your purse, purpose, and day. "They are practically a new bet, will roll a peanut around one of scoring both teammates, and went out ARTILLEY COMPETE as he came to bat. He tried hard to In i Innings; off Benton, hits 4. runs none, bunch, and it requires a lot of time make amends for damage in 5 innings: off Perritt. hits 3. runs none, get the business blocks of the city. when he tried to stretch his hit into the done, but in 4 innings. Hit by pitcher. Robertson, person. and effort to them into smooth The fan who bet that Kerdie Schupp a two-bas- e drive, Robertson getting Oregon Troops Play Football With the best he could do was to send a bv Faber. Struck out. by Faber 4. by running order. Our game last Satur- wouldn't finish any game long fly to John Collins. Fletcher 3, by Perritt 3. Passed ball, Schalk. Vm-nire- s. cannot be he started him at the midway with a fine throw. hopes at Dlate. Klem: ilrst base. O'Loughlln; day against the soldiers in Chicago will have the pleasure of Weaver flied to Burns and Schalk Regular Elevens. raised the of the Giants' rooters second base. Evans; third base, Kigler. There you will be fitted the taken as any indication of our strength, watching his friend a dip singled by bouncing a single off McMullin's 2:13. soldiers 'played disorgan- take into in the same direction. Faber FORT STEVENS, Or.. Oct. 15. (Spe- glove, Robertson Time. Superior Comfort Way because the the river next Sunday morning at 5 worked his rival for a pass, and with cial.) In the time not used for train- but dashed them ized football, putting up no defense for o'clock. on, run- - again by flying out to Felsch. GOLFERS VICTORS passes or end runs. two John Collins closed the ing the Oregon Coast Artillery troops PEXDLETOX by TAPE MEASURE, forward and regulars stationed here play foot- Faber Weakens Slightly. "If we can get by the Idaho game I Chicago went out in order not by "guess measure." we will present a fairly for- ball. in the Walla Walla Is Second and Baker think Players of state-wid- e reputation are fifth. Benny Kauff had to come in fast midable opposition to the teams n. other represented on the teams. James Coss-ma- to catch McMullin s short drive. E. Third in Tournament. in the conference." COMPLETE BOX SCORE OF 1917 WORLD SERIES. Collins flied to Burns. Jackson swung Go today get "next Fri- "Blacksmith Jim," bucked the line 15. (Special.) The Aggies will leave Corvallis CHICAGO. for the University of Oregon two years so hard on one of Benton's good ones PEXDLETOX, Or., Oct. Superior brand day morning and will work out for an ago. Cossman is coaching Second that he fell flat and then rolled out, Pendleton won the golf tournament now to the hour's signal practice on Multnomah AB. R. H Pet. PO. A. E. the Herzog to Holke. which concluded here yesterday, with J. Collins, rf-- lf 21 2 6 .286 3 1 3 Company team, which for the most part v of underwear comfort. field before leaving for Pendleton Fri- is a University of Oregon unit. Faber wobbled a TIt in the Giants' Walla alia second and Baker third. day evening. Leibold. rf 5 1 2 .400 1 1 0 half of the fifth, New The nlay was close throughout the two McMullen. 3b .. 24 1 3 .143 2 13 0 Harry Dement, of the Eleventh Com- and the Yorkers The officials for the Aggie-Idah- o pany, Marshfield, in a prac- put across their only runs of the game. The Superior Underwear Co., Piqua, O. game been George E. Collins, 2b 22 4 .409 11 22 0 of starred Holke on pitched have not selected. lf-- rf 23 4 7 9 0 0 tice game yesterday with the Second struck out three Whitman-Washingto- n Jackson, .304 balls. got Varnell will officiate in the Felsch, cf 22 4 6 .273 18 2 0 Company, when the Marshfield team Rariden a base on balls. game at Seattle and Plow-- won by a score. Ben Fisher, Wilhoit, batting for Benton, also Gandil. lb 23 1 6 .261 67 3 1 walked. The spectators began stamp- posi-- den Stott is scheduled for the Wash Weaver, ss 21 3 7 .333 14 14 4 first sergeant of the Eleventh, also Is Quality is a t State-Orego- n ing feet and a great ington game at Pullman Schalk. c 20 1 S .250 32 6 2 a hard line hitter and probably will their made racket, all-st- ar but kept Coach Pipal is considering Matthews, p . 7 0 1 1 9 0 make the aggregation for the Faber his nerve. Burns Faber, .143 forced Col- i of Willamette, and Olossop, of Walla Cicotte. p 7 0 1 .143 0 6 1 Fort team. Wilhoit. Weaver to Eddie v e feature in Walla, an old Perdue football p 1 0 A games been lins, and Rariden sped to third. star. lanforth. 0 0 0 .000 0 full schedule of has Captain Herzog go by Klderman, of Spokane, is agreeable to Risberg (p.h) 2 0 1 .500 0 0 0 arranged through assistance of the of let a bad bail so the Idaho team, and Coach Pipal, of Russell, p 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 ficers in with the men. and then caused the stands to rock Gordon hats with cheers by driving three-bagg- er the Aggies, will most likely favor his Williams, p 0 0 0 .000 0 0 1 If possible a game between the Fort a IlllliilllllllllllllllllllllllllllUlllllllllllllUI selection. Lynn tp.h.) 1 0 0 .000 0 0 0 eleven and the University of Oregon to the rightfield wall, scoring Rariden your and Burns. With one run short of a concentrate will be arranged. score, Totals 19S 21 54 .273 156 77 12 Company championship is conceded tie the crowd appealed to Benny on which QUAKERS DEFEAT XEWSIES to lie between the Second and Eleventh Kauff to come through with a hit, but thought KEW TORK. companies. Contest between these two he could not iise to the occasion.. He AB. R. H Pet. PO. A. E. Decern fouled out to Gandil. many Victorious Junior Aggregation Xow 3 aggregations will take place of the smart f Cents"3 Burns. If 22 5 .227 10 0 0 - ber 9. Perritt Replaces Benton. Ilesirous of Another Game. Herzog. 2b 24 1 6 .250 12 5 0 Kauff. cf 25 2 4 .160 7 0 1 Poll Perritt went in to pitch for the fall shapes and The Newsboy Juniors were defeated Zimmerman. 3b 25 1 3 .120 9 14 2 Summary. Giants in the White Sox half of the by the Quaker Juniors Sunday by Fletcher, ss 25 2 5 .200 9 16 3 Baseball sixth. Felsch received a base on balls score of 18 to 0. The game was well Robertson, rf 22 3 11 .500 6 2 1 and was thrown out trying to steal. colors best fits vlayed anil witnessed by about 200 Holke, lb 21 2 6 .28 66 0 1 Pacific Coast League Standings. Rariden to Fletcher. Gandil struck fans. Rariden, c 13 2 6 .385 25 9 0 W: L. Pet. . W. L. p-- t. out on three pitched balls and the your personality TRAVELER The Quakers scored their first touch- McCarty. c 5 1 2 .400 7 1 1 San Fran.. Ill 8S .5r8'ialt Lake..S 2 .57 home rooters cheered again. Weaver L AncelealOg 88 .5.11 Oakland .. 8J 103 .42 was by down on a pass from Byeles to Kearns, Benton, p 4 0 0 .000 1 2 0 Portland .. 85 81 .MliVernon 78 120.386 thrown out Herzog. who ran 30 yards for the touchdown. Sallee. - p 6 0 1 .167 0 . 8 0 w The Giants got a man on in the consult with your p 1 1 Yesterday's Results. "Miller and Boscovitch were the stars Schupp, 4 0 .250 4 0 games yesterday, traveling. Sixth. Zimmerman was thrown out by for the newsies. Pander and Camp Anderson, p 0 0 0 .000 0 1 0 No teams riddle Collins and Fletcher fouled out today. bell played a fine game in the back Perritt. p 2 0 2 1000 0 2 0 How the Series Ended. to Gandil. Robertson belted a single hatter p 0 0 0 0 0 0 Pacific Cosst League San Francisco four field for the Quakers, while r reseman Tesreau, .000 carries, Portland three games; Oakland two to right and was left stranded as and Hesse were the best defensive Wilhoit tp.h.) 1 0 0 .000 0 0 0 games, Vernon five games; Los Angeles four Holke went out, E. Collins to Gandil. men. games. Salt Lalct three games. Schalk opened up Chicago's seventh The Quakers desire a game with Totals 199 17 61 .256 153 73 11 Where the Teams Flay Today. with a base on balls. Faber fanned. 125-pou- Gordon hats some team for next Sun- - Summary Struck out, by Cicotte 10, by Faber 9. by Danforth 1, by Pacific Coast League Portland at Oak- Leibold, substituting for John Collins, riay. Arrangements can be made with Williams 3. by Schupp 9, by Benton 8, by Sallee 4, by Anderson 3, by land. San Francisco at Salt Lake, Los Ange- lifted a short fly to Herzog, who Manager Kearns, at -- Z Morrison Perritt 3, by Tesreau 1. Bases on balls, off Cicotte 2, Faber 3, Rus- les at Vernon. trapped the ball in the hope of making street. sell 1. Schupp 2. Perritt 3, Sallee 4, Tesreau 1. Two-bas- e hits, Holke. Beaver Batting Averages. a double play. He ran over to first J. Collins. E. Collins. McMullen. Felsch, Gandil. "Weaver. Kauff, Ab. H. Av.l Ab. H. A v. base, where both runners stood. When Three-bas- e ... 13 . . .400 Pos-te- n Makes Run Fletcher, Robertson. hits, Herzog. McCarty, Zimmerman, tinggs .sz .B4i:'r isner 90.225 things were straightened out by Umpire ot 207. 2, Williams .711 226 .318 Stglln . ,.88 158 .230 Robertson. Home runs, Kauff Felsch. Stolen bases. E. Collins 3, Wille S 188 .KOO'Houck . ..125 27.216 Ploughlln, Leibold was declared out. Word was received here yesterday Jackson, Gandil, Robertson 2, Kauff, Burns. Sacrifice hits, McMullen Farmer . . 5 180 .286 Plnelli . ..175 34.198 Herzog to Holke. with Schalk in pos- that Hugh Posten 397 out of 2, Herzog, by pitched Borton . . .S33 8fl .288 (Bald win . .208 43 .2(rS M ' shattered Rariden, Sallee. Hit ball, Holke and Robertson session of first base. McMullin struck MATTER 400 targets in the shoot held recently by Faber. Wild pitches, Faber 2. Passed balls, McCarty, Rariden. Rodgers 1"4 .2X8 Penner ..138 28.199 5sasl ' .754 208 .276 out At Ray. Ariz. Hollocher Brenton ..113 20.175 309-3- 11 Posten made the remark Lee SS 13 .245iXalley . .. 12 1.084 Leibold went to right field for John J. B. ITH CO. Everett St able run of 207 straight and knocked Uardner . . 88 10 .256Uams . .. S3 2.067 Collins. Rariden in tne Giants' half of 286 Washington St. Portland, Or. Ltlstributora.