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Boston Garter THE MOKWjae OBEGOXIAK, SATURDAY, JUAK 7, 191 tain C. P. McCan. will be held on ttve forest throve hair-mil- e track this after football, cross country, hockey, asso- ANDERSON LIKELY noon with three races, trotting free. ciation football and rifle shooting. In for-a- ll AMERICANS pace, and slow pace. The races BEAT addition the La Crosse team tied with GOLF TITLE IS LOST win De nan mite affairs, carrying J100 Johns Hopkins for the title. The programme for today. Trot Although the opposition made much TO MEET RITCHIE Borena D.. use of the McCarty tragedy Calgary, you owned by A. C. at When Lohmire: TWO of AUSTRALIANS the Wisconsin assembly tire Prince Seattle, owned by Fred Wood- passed a cock; Zozo. owned by Frank Ander- boxing bill providing for a state com- son: 11a 1 1 V ownet hi-- Xf- - irnu-.r.i- mission to regulate the bouts dn the Mrs. W. D. Skinner, Holder of St, Michael, owned by Fred Wilson; Oral future. .iiy. iiwni Dy v. E. Witt, Free-for-a- ll Championship, pace Dan S., Ed Kennedy, the hard hitting Tacoma Beaten. Bout With Rivers Declared Off owned by Mr. Dennlson; outfielder, of Bonnie Antrim, owned by C. W. Todd; McLoughlin Takes 3 Straight has been released by Joe rough, high-pro- Aldine, Light-foo- t, McGinnity. Kennedy is strong, on of Question owned by C. W. Todd; a natural .300 Account owned by Mr. Slow hitter but is said to have started off a pace Hutchinson. Sets From Rice and Wil- little too slowly " of Weight. Ikey. owned by A. C. Lohmire; to suit the "Iron Man Al Paxton, owned by Weiss Brothers; liams FINALS SCHEDULED TODAY Lilly Hal, owned by Weiss Brothers; Bests Doust. There will be no chance for any Dixie Smith, owned by Carl Dering; Coast League Club to avid the new 20-m- Nutwood Pointer, owned by Mr. Cooley; limit now by suspending players. Jim Hill, owned by Anderson; President Baum has decided to recog- May Zolack, Frank nize only suspensions whiskey WOLGAST WILL NOT YIELD owned by Fred Merrill. promulgated by Smith Will Meet Gilllson in Conclud try The Oregon Electric makes special YOUNGSTERS IN GREAT the National secretary. rates from Portland for these Saturday TRIM ing Round and Miss Richardson races. x Franz Hosp. of the Venice club. Is said to be sought by a big league Has Mrs. Gillison as Con- Hosp, was up club. Medford Fans Offer Nolan Bonus. Jefferson to Play Aggie "Rooks." with Cincinnati once as a tender for Honors. On Opening pitcher, but reverted to the Coast Welsh Also OREGON AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE, Day of Davis Cup Pre- League, where his arm failed and he Possibility, but Bud short-stoppin- g the new Cyrus began Corvallls. S. Penn-sylvani- with great suc- June (Special.) A post liminaries, Californian an Noble. Is Regarded Best Suited at Sew season baseball game which will stack and cess. the Oregon Agricultural College Rooks Put Up The defeat of W. D. Weight of 134 Pounds. against strong Wonderful Bob Earl, of Cottage Grove, who has Mrs.' Skinner, the Jefferson High Game been attending Oregon state woman golf champion of School team of Portland has been of Tennis in East. the Jefferson High 1912, by Mrs. scheduled for Saturday afternoon on School and who played on the baseball J. Gillison and the splen- the local campus. team, returned to his home and will did work of Miss Richardson, the Phila-delphla- n, piay wan tne cottage Grove nine. featured yesterday's play on pure, mild and mature NEW me vvaverly Country Club links. I.A.I) YORK. June 6. American lawn JONKS SKKKR TO MATCH tennis players The situation in the women's and AGAINST CHAMPION. LEAGUE LEADERS LOSE paved the way for a cnampionshlps W. J. Van Schuyver & Co., trip to England uy aefeatlng the Au- "WICK"IlEAT ulcus has simmered General Agents SAN FRANCISCO, June 6. Tom stralian team two form aown to the finals, while the mixed Jones, manager for Ad Wolgait, re- straight matches In loursomes proved popular Portland, turned tonight from a conference the Davis cup preliminary matches at when the Oregon the West Side Tennis Club courts to championship rounds were disposed of with Lightweight Champion Ritchie's BOISE TAKES BEARD INTO day. YOUN7G WOEFARD for the day. Mrs. Gillison beat Mrs. manager. Billy Nolan, and reported Maurice E. McLouhl in defeaeH DEFEATED AT Skinner, 1 up. Miss Richardson, H. M. 1, S, in beat. lineup of the Nolan were CAMP, 3 1. Rice 3 6-- 0, 6-- Ing teams: Harriman Club that and Ritchie willing TO and R. Norris TENUIS, 0. Mrs. Peter Kerr, 3 up and 2 to play, McAUen, to take on Wolgast for a Williams, scored turned In a 90, FESTIVAL BRINGS CROWD catcher; Mainland, pitcher; the second victory, card of the best of the Mount, base-Boss- , fight July 4. provided winning season for first base; Hyland. second Promoter from Stanley N. Doust, cap- a woman on the course. third base; shortstop-Hinkle- . Graney would concede purse of Yaks and Bucks Maintain Relative of The victory of Miss Devine. the tain the Invading team 4 4 6 Fine Matches Will Be Seen This Af- Richardson makes left field; Crowe, center field; tl7.500 he offered Ritchie for the 5. her a favorite over Mrs. Gillison in the Shlnn. right field. Position, Winning From Spuds Irving-to- n finals 9:30 GRANG 153 IS FROM Multnomah Club fight with Joe Rivers. Graney took All that Is needed to clinch ternoon When Finals in for this morning. AFAR MEET Gleason, catcher; Hedrlck. pitcher: the Mrs. Victor Johnson won three-hol- e . the matter under advisement. and Miners Kasily. American team's victory is to win one Tourney WIS Be Played. golf the AT LEBANON-- Maguire. first base; Doty, second base: or the three remaining matha. ,t with a score of 9. Peter Kerr Campbell. shortstop; Lawson. third . 4 experts look for to W2n,th,e clock contest of six holes In 10, base; Keck this be accomplished while Mrs. MacMaster was Williams. and Poff. outfield. SAN FRANCISCO, 6. North Yakima and Pendleton keep tomorrow when McLoughlin and Harold best in lad- Speakers of Day June (Special.) their n.. meet, der golf with 9. Mrs. Peter Kerr and Are Professor E. J. Bud Anderson, Vancouver, relative positions In the Western nucneit the Australian doubles ' the Wash., Tri-Sta- te team turned in the low League as a result of Fri- consisting of Doust and A B. SCHEDULE FOB IKVTJJGTON 76 for Lws score of Krouse, of Agricultural College, light weight, is looming more and more Jones. CWB TENNIS FINALS TODAY. leadership in the foursomes, as the likely opponent for days game. Boise pulled Walla Walla Should the and Mrs. FLY FISHING Willie down a notch. The scores: United States combina- Men's singles Wlckersham . vs. finals Come Today. Buxton. Ritchie In the championship fight to North tion win, the team will sail for England Today will be Yakima 11, La Grande, 30; Pendleton 7, late this Cooke, at 2 P. M. the biggest as well as be staged in San Francisco July 4. The Baker 0; Boise 3. month to meet the German the concluding day of the Walla Walla 1. team, which already Ladles' singles Miss Bent vs. Mrs. state foum- LEBANON, Or., June 6. The proposed fight between Ritchie and The Yaklma-L- a Grande game went t has eliminated the Northup. 2 p. M. art; V. he men's and women's cham-l- l first rench racquet wielrier in - day of the Joe Rivers, of Los Angeles, was def- ten innings and lasted three hours. Men's doubles Kyle ana ??Pf- Zlth the insolations, start fifth annual strawberry North for the international championship. Wolfard with - festival and horse show rose initely declared off today, when the Yakima won her game after La vs. Smith and Wakeman, 3 p. M. the women's handl- and fair jranae naa acquired a lead, Americans Have Edge on Game. , hour' The men's brought a large crowd of Grangers men finally failed to agree on the The play Ladles' doubles Miss Fording and otcap is f"?6for l? ' - m, - After two runs came in the eighth, during the seven sets con- Mrs. vs. from all parts of the valley, this be- weight auestion. Ritchie Insisted that Druhot was yanked tested today proved Irwin Miss Campbell and driving, approaching com- ing the day set the weight be 134 9 for Fltchner, whc conclusively that Mrs. Judge. 3 P. petitions and putting apart to the Grange should pounds at was wild, letting two runs in In the so far as the competing teams are con- will be held at 5:30 organization. The programme was of o'clock the morning of the fight. Riv eighth. In the ninth got cerned the American players doubles Mrs. Irwin and ,oclock a polo game be a high order and was by ers would not concede more 134 the Braves have the vs. - nive" will heard ;,iany than two more on two walks, a two-bairar- edge on the contenders from the Wakeman Miss Thayer and Wll- between the teams from Van- 'armcrs as well as city people. Their We pounds two hours before the bell. Pro- antipodes. kins, 4:30 P. M. couver Barracks have heavy moter Graney and two bunts. In the tenth the and the Waverly Club. chief speakers for the day were Pro- then declared the bout Braves scored when Beck a The United States champion, Mc- Yesterday's fessor E.
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