14 THE 3IORXTN'G OREGONIAN. FRIDAY. JUNE 7, 1918.

DIVING THROUGH THE Alii HOLDS NO TERRORS TO PORTLAND DAUBERT AGAIN TO LAD WHO WON WORLD'S FAME AS SWIMMER AND DIVER. HORRISSEY TO BOX

k DON BUCK UNIFORM Men! you hear and Salt Lake Lightweight to Meet Ingle Here June 12. see a great deal these -- Young Shortstop to Return to days concerning war-tim- e econ- Fold Port- After Leaving CLEVER FIGHTER CHAMPION omy. If you want to really know land Team in Seattle. and practice

f-''-:- - 1 Well-Know- n Boxer Holds Inter. INFIELD HOLE PLUGGED UP I - i i Mountain Title In Class Some War-Tim- of Best Battlers Met In Ring by e Economy in Slugger From Middle West. Cliff Jucc to Try to Work Behind Bat Sunday if Injured Ankle Will Clothes r At last the committee In charge of rennit Clever Backstop Is arranging the Foundation company Then just concern yourself sufficiently to come to my up- boxing show at the Ice Palace for next L. Greatly Needed. Wednesday night, June 12, has found a stairs store and see the splendid war-tim- e values I offer in worthy opponent for George Ingle, of Seattle, who is recognized as the un- disputed lightweight of the Pacific BT JAMES J. RICHARDSON. Coast. short-Jjatch- er - battling Dane, was . Harry young - Pete Mitchie. the SUITS AT Daubert, the II Vs- scheduled to go on with the $20, club i first of the defunct Tacoma " rugged Seattle Ironworker, but as he who sported a Buckaroo uniform for a I I is on his father's farm at La Center, rlef period after the Tacoma club l Wash., at present and did not feel that $25 AND $30 "ker-flue- y" was re he could get in condition for Ingle, he went and who The ported as having left Judge McCredie s I ' K I had to be taken off the card. ed and board at Seattle while in a fit or matchmakers next got busy and lined 'anger, almost knocked Judge McCredie up Louie Rees, the crack Los Angeles when lightweight. After everything was "off the Christmas tree yesterday thought to be in fine shape it developed lie breezed Into the Portland magnate's that Rees was drafted and would be office at baseball headquarters and Ingle here. . - unable to box asked for a conference and a con- I .. e : x,v'- '..". .?. Yesterday the officials of the ehow tract. were lucky enough to get in touch with - who, being a very Daubert. besides Lee Morrissey, the clever Salt Lake expense-savin- Capable of the - Iow rent and other s features cut no small figure in thla shortstop and clouter lightweight who holds the lntermoun- dollar-savin- horsehido pellet, proudly boasts rela- tain championship. Morrlsffey Is In BUILDING s plan of mine. Come up and be convinced. tionship to Jake Daubert, first sacker good shape and was glad to get a Broadway of the Brooklyn National League club, chance to meet Ingle, when asked over &Alder for war-tim- e is said to be a diamond in the rough. he long distance telephone yesterday. ffit hat economy At least, that is Judge McCredie's Best Boxers Met. MY $3 HATS "Candid opinion of the youngster. - Morrissey is well known throughout While with Tacoma, Daubert played he country and has fought some of a. sensational game for the Tigers and he best lightweights that ever stepped j. uill I III Ea ITli 4 1 is said a number of Inquiries were squared including Wil- us many h! into the circle, received from major league clubs Norman Ross, holder of world's swimming records, gained first lie Ritchie, Joe Rivers, Joe Egan, Pat of landing the youngster. When knowledge of the aquatic sport at the Multnomah Amateur Athletic Club. He Gilbert, Kddie White, Harvey Thorpe run-o- ut swam of Olympic Club of Ross DODan a on the other ater under the colors the ban Francisco. Tacoma took enlisted in the Army and is now learning to fly at the San Diego aviation school. and Ad Wolgast. Morrissey has fought Racoonu , I clubs Manager Bill Fisher, of the most of his battles over the JPRIGINAL RSTAIRSk CLOTHIER Buckaroos, talked "turkey" to Daubert route, but of late has been taking on and the lad donned a Buckaroo uni- all comers for six rounds In Salt Lake form. trout fry has been promised for the and 10 rounds at Boise, Idaho. One of One night while the Buckaroos were streams of Grays Harbor County by Lee s victims over the dis Upstairs encamped at Seattle Daubert packed TRACK TEAMS READY State Game Warden Darwin and in ad- tance at Boise, Idaho, was Harry Casey, Trade duds was supposed to have beat dition county nportsmen have been the battling Seattle lightweight who is liis and pledged the assistance of Congressman now In Save wt- - hasty retreat for one of the clubs the Army. Casey was regarded Your Dollars tin the Southern League. Judge Albert Johnson In securing a. large as one of the best boys in the North Open Saturdaq Until 8 P.M. fond hopes for another con- quantity of trout' fry from the' Federal west and met and held his own with tribution to hi3 array of big league Government. all of the boys hereabouts at his Shortstops had apparently been smashed Reed Consolation Meet to Be weight. He proved easy for Morrissey. to smithereens. SACRA3IEXTO BEATS VERNON so one can draw their conclusions on 7f ed how good a boy he Is. On last Labor A number of telegrams were Held Today. ' Day he fought a draw with to Walter McCredie and other Tigers Defeated, 3 to 2, in Sixth Joe Rivers at Idaho Falls, Ida. managers around the country seeking the soldiers as guests. Morton does will swim at Columbia Beach on June H ! capable shortpatcher to replace Inning or Tight Game. Klghters Dae Sunday. NEW YORK DROPS LEAD not want the soldiers to think it is 21 and 22. Portlanders have never had ; nary a response The Salt Lake boxer will leave for exploiting them or getting them here Daubert, but has LOS ANGELES, CaL June 6. Sacra- simply a chance to glimpse Kahanamoku in reached local headquarters. IS BARRED mento won a tight game from Vernon Portland tomorrow and arrive here for the money they will leave action and it would be a great treat tor You can imagine the local magnate's JEFFERSON Sunday. He has been fighting right In town. the followers of swimming. in the sixth inning. Edred singled and along and Is ready to step in the ring For this reason the soldiers were on surprise yesterday when Daubert visited took second on Wlaterzil's low throw any ST. LOVIS KNOCKS GIANTS OCT OF Sunday, IMcCredie's offices and after a brief on time. He will train here Monday and will be on the Fourth, in- to first, went to third Wiley's ana Tuesday one gym PLACE, 12-- 9. vited to Motorcycle chat assured the Portland clubowner single and scored on a sacrifice fly by at of the local FIRST dine at private homes here. Officer Schad Is he would be on hand Sunday and ' nasiums or out at the Ice Palace. Although all but three of the soldiers that Winners of Interscholastic Events Griggs. Score: The rest of the card has been nearly at Kast Fork were here Sunday, there Rated on Punctiliousness. cavort at short for the Buckaroos R. H. E. R. E. 1-- 0, Peninsula-Supple-Ball- ir. completed and on paper Brooklyn Blanks were enough in 9 0 looks to be Plttsburv. and not to supply the homes .against the winner of the Not to Participate Many Ath- Sacramento. 3 2iVernon 2 6 one all-arou- of the best bills staged 3-- of persons who given Fellow Newly, game which is carded Easterly; ChlcsKO Defeats Philadelphia. 0. had Invitations. I'alnilmri Pmnt letes Xot to Appear as School Batteries Gardner and here for some time. Muff Bronson and wed With Eipesslve House Clock. for a clash with the Bucks. Quinn and Moore. Alex Trambitas will box in the main Phillies Get Only Three Hits. Los Angeles 5, Oakland 0. Daubert is a tall, rangy lad and in Season Is finished. event for the lightweight chamnion the few games he was with the Buck- ship of the Northwest. George Ingle, OAKLAND. Cal.. June . Loa An- Motorcycle Officer Ralph aroos at Seattle smashed the ball on the Pacific Coast 135-pou- tltleholder. NEW YORK, June 6. St. Louis today geles won the third game of the series WHEN the nose and played a bang-u- p game SURPRISES ARE SPRUNG will defend his crown in the eemi- - from Oakland. In the seventh inning appeared at roll call re- Everything is in readiness for the knocked New York out of first place Wednesday around the shortfield position. His consolation and meet which wlndup against Morrissey and Joe the Giants had Martin was hit for four singles and morning, he received the to the fold will add considerable track field Gorman, featherweight champion after held the lead all walked one. yielding three runs. Per-tlc- a surprise of life. Captain Moore, turn staged auspices of of the season, winning game, 12 his of "strength to the Buckaroos. will be under the wortnwest, will defend his title against a slugging allowed the Oaks only two hits, the day relief, ha- College on to 6. St. played game. delivered a lengthy Cliff Lee visited Judge McCredie at Reed the Reed athletic DARK HORSE APPEARS IX JUNIOR Frank Pete, of Seattle, in the special Louis an uphill fast fielding cutting off many drives rangue on the special subject of punc- baseball headquarters yesterday and field this afternoon. Nearly all of the event. Gorman. Bronson and Tram- coming from behind twice and tielng that looked safe. Score: tiliousness, directing said he wanted to break into the game high schools that were entered in the TENNIS TOURNAMENT. bitas all work at the Foundation plant the score. The visitors won In the R. H. E. R. H. E. his remarks for "next Sunday upon the return of the annual interscholastic track and field wnue ingie is a skilled Ironworker for eighth, scoring two runs on a wild L Angeles.. 5 7 2Oakland 0 2 3 the most part of Officer Schad. Buckaroos if his injured ankle would meet on Multnomah Field several one of the big Seattle shipbuilding throw to the plate by Fletcher, while Batteries Pertlca and Boles; Martin Officer Schad Is about 6 feet 2 Inches list-.o- f Steffen Meet. Unloolted Oppo- permit. Lee broke a small bone in his weeks ago have a entries in to Pnl for companies. Smyth stole home. and Murray. tall and is auburn complexloned. That ankle about two weeks ago and has day's meet. Jefferson High School has sition in Herbert Snr(t) Girl, to In the ninth Schupp, former star his face became unusually red. is the on since, been barred from, competition, as it pitcher of the New York team, who has declaration of his fellow-officer- s. been the disabled list but the ran away with the annual interscholas- Match Pnnen Today. been HI, pitched for the first time this Suddenly Captain Injured member has fast rounded into today's being poor Moore switched his shape and Lee will endeavor to don a tic affair, and meet is BUCKS LOSE, THEN season and made a showing. CONFERENCE IS TODAY line of talk, complimented the officer staged for the express purpose of giv Score: for his efficiency and then presented uniform next Sunday. ing schools to show The first day's play In the Junior R. .H. E.I n. he sports a uniform Lee will be the other a chance up H. E. him with an expensive house clock. If the best that they have. Tennis Tournament showed several St. Louis.. 12 10 OIN'ewYork.. C 14 S It had leaked out the day before that sent behind the plate with the mask A number of the athletes have slack unknown quantities amongst the boys Batteries May, Horstman, Meadows, the officer had been quietly married on pad. MACKMEN. u, COLLEGE DELEGATES TO and According to word received ened up in their training for school in Oregon. BLAXKEU I" OPENER, Packard and Gonzales: Anderson, Tes-rea- DISCUSS Saturday to the sweetheart of his here from Manager Fisher the Buck examinations and there will not be as The schedule was subject to SOSE OUT IX SECOND. Schupp and Karlden. ATHLETIC PROBLEMS. youth. Miss Leona McBrlde. . the aroos are woefully weak behind the many be fellow-office- entered, but there will usual number of defaults and now all The wedding gift from his rs plate. Peterson has been doing his enough, to insure the high school fans Brooklyn 1, Pittsburg O. is highly appreciated by Of- Is running in good , best to fill up the gap occasioned by and fanettes a good meet. Lincoln has order. Victory Marks Portland's First Wis o Frrihmrn llnllnjc, Saspeaslom ef Sports ficer Shad. He says he always will be Lees injury, but has not been meet the largest entry list and looms up as Paul Steffen was sriven auite a scare BROOKLYN. June' 6. Rube Marquard on time at rollcall. ing with much success. Peterson is a a strong contender. by Herbert Swett who fought hard Vancouver Ground Errors for pitched his best game of the season to- for Duratloa of 'War and Foot- valuable utility player, however, and Columbia university- - has closed its during the first set, which finally went Day's Affairs Total 14. day and shout out Pittsburg In a duel ball Schedule to Be Settled. Another pitcher Is needed by the .will most likely be retained. classes for the Summer season and to Steffen only by the score of 6. with Roy Sanders, 1 to 0. After the Giants and McGraw has thrown out most of the track men have departed The second set he took more easily third inning not a Pittsburg player his lines. It would not be at all surprising if home or quit not 3. Pacific International Baseball Standlnc. reached first base. Score: A. D. for training and will w I . I',, f Dr. Browne, secretary of the "Lefty" . Adams Stacy James would pitch for the run any more this year. Following is Jack and Hendrix had i.1 R. H. E. R. H. E. Pacific Coast Intercollegiate confer a Seattle 10 .714 0 3 1 & 0 Portland Buckaroos during the time the list of entries for today's meet: battle royal. It was anybody's game Aberdeen 17 17 .fioo Pittsburg.. lBrooklyn.. ence, arrived in Portland yesterday to they were playing on the Vaughn 100-yar- d dash Lincoln, Rosenblatt. Ober- - and each set was close ana hard fought Vancouver ...... 17 IB .471! Batteries Sanders and Archer; Mar- complete arrangements for today's etreet grounds. James, who has been teufer , Leggett, Seizor, O' Bryan, Gallo; ror. Malcolm White, a new comer from Portland 14 22 gsa quard and Miller. meeting of delegates mainstay Ship Washington, Hemenway, Mann; James John, San Diego, showed as a leal contender the conference at the for the Foundation Schroeder, Girt, Jessup, Jower, VANCOUVER, B. C. June 6. the Imperial Hotel. yard team in the Columbia-Willamet- te Smith: in the boys' event and he will meet I. Port Chicago 3, Philadelphia 0. Franklin, Decreval, Read, Johnson, Nelson; W 4 M. land and Vancouver broke even on a Some of the delegates arrived late Shipbuilders' League, property esterman today at P. er is the Benson, Etchells. Bennes, Home, Green berg. double-head- today. Vancouver taking 6. last night and the others will be on of the Portland baseball club and was Moloney; Columbia, Dunnigan, Phillips, C. D. Lewis, Jr.. who played the PHILADELPHIA. June Pinch Hit- finals year in Seattle In the boys me nrsi same. 4 to 0. and Portland the ter Fitzgerald's single was the only hand this morning when the meeting suspended according to the laws of or Tucker, Lake. last second, 9 to 8. was Doug- is called to ganized baseball for not reporting to High hurdles Lincoln, Hunt, Shreve, event, also made a good showing and It the first win clean hit Philadelphia made off order. Knudson; Washington, Xrlnker, Hitchcock, he will meet Kenneth Ringler at 4:30 for Portland on Vancouver grounds. lass today and Chicago won, 3 to 0. Four matters affecting the future of the Buckaroos. Hemenway, Girt, Duns- - Scores: Home runs by college athletics are dl r White; James John, P. M. Paskert and Deal scored down for Judge McCredie and James are the more, gerutson, FMrat . (W4 Smith; Columbia, Phillips, Kenneth Smith and Selwyn Bingham name: Chicago's first two runs and Douglass cusslon and the results of today's best of friends and if the Portland T. Johnson, Hodler. Vancouver I Portland drove In the last with a, single gathering are being eagerly awaited magnate can arrange with the Founda Low hurdles Lincoln, Hanson, Larrlmore, will finish a match which proved to be B H O AEl B H O AK after a hot one and which was postponed on Cable.g. .. 4 a (il I. . . 3 0 1 Kllllfer doubled. Score: by all Interested in college athletics. tion people and President Bay, of Legeett, Marks; Washington, Hemenway, 12 Smith. 00 B- the Drinker, Hitchcock, White; James John, account of darkness, the first set go Hamli n. 3 3 0 2 2 01 Fluher.l... 4 0 6 3 0 - H. E. R. H. E. The question of whether It is advis- shipbuilders League, is perfectly 8 01 .1. . o it Girt, Dunsmore, Smith; Columbia, Phillips, lng to Bingham, 6. Wolfer.m. 2 3 0 Kibble a l ai Chicago... 3 12 Philadelphia 0 3 1 able to drop athletics during the period agreeable with James to pitch for the Dunnigan, Lake, Tucker; Benson, Bemts. Following are yesterday's W'llnon.r. 4 2 1 0 ol Daniel. m. 8 0 5 0 0 Batteries Douglass and Kllllfer; of the war is the most important Item Buckaroos- - while the team is at home Mile run Lincoln, Dodge, Wright, Jones, results: Bemls.l.. 3 2 1 0 Ol Hitter s. .. 1 1 Junior Boys' Single. Boelzle.l. 4 0 10 2 Ol Sulllvan.r. 3 2 OolnOO Prendergast and Burns. up for discussion and settlement. but not to accompany them on the Adler, Garner; Washington, Youngs, Teller, M'Nulty.o SOB 1 ol Haney.2.. 3 0 3 40 The freshmen rule will also be on road. Dindin, Bobbins, Curl berg; James John. First round Stacy Hendrix defeated Jack Kim.-'.- .. l o o v 3 0 5 2 0 6--4, o-- 4. l fteron,c BOSTOX BEATS arguments ' Whltmore, Dunsmore; Franklin. McEwen, Adams, . H. M. Stevens de MLilny.p 4 0 1 2 0Rapp.p... 3 11 CLEVELAND the table for its usual and SLIPKNOTS Klaetsch. B. Ober, T. Ober. Ball; Benson, feated Harold Mccracken, 6-- 6-- 1: H. Piatt. Arken 2 012 it is known that a number of the Several players In organized baseball King, Young, Bailey, Co- Baird, 111 Y The fact most poIiee-- N Durham, Reuter; defeated default: Herbert Swett, de ol AY" 10-Inni- smaller institutions are In favor of that "are. all reported as angling with the lumbia, Vanderberger, Driscoll, O'Donnell. feated Ed stout, default; faui sterren de- Totals. 32 8 27 14 Totals. 28 4 24 15 3 Red Sox In Game by abolishing men wear Slip knots,ahould Mc-Brl- the freshmen rule for the Shipyard managers for Jobs. At a Half-mil- e run Lincoln, Dodge, Hanson, Blddle, default; William Vancouver 0 1 0 f recent feated James ....0 0 0 3 0 4 of war. jconvince you these) rub-- V meeting of the Oakland, Cal., shipbuild Monroe, Jones, Wright, Adler, Garner, defeated Sam Smash, default; Kenneth Portland 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 O Score of 1 to 0. duration the that Washington, Weber, Otto, Dindin, Smith Irvln Cole, default; Seiwyn 2, Three-bas- e The football schedule is due for a ber heels wear the longest ers' league one of the manaerers defeated Runs. Hamilton Wolfer. Wilson. . stated , Two-bat- e CLEVELAND, June Boston de he had received from Hitchcock, Bobbins, Youngs; James John-- Bingham defeated William Patterson, de hit. Wilson. hit, Sullivan. revision. As the matter now stands a I end vibrato with resiliency. 1 that letters four Dunsmore, Whltmore; Franklin, Johnson, fault; Clayton Weatherfly defeated Theodore Stolen baaes. Boelzle 2, Smith, Wilson 2, feated Cleveland in the second consecu number of dates conflict and the col- Slipknots ere easy oa your 1 Vernon players. Quinn, Westerzil, De McEwen,. Rice, B. Ober, T. Ober, Ball; Ben- Steffen, default; Robert Uliman defeatea Cable. Double plays. Hamilton to Boelzle tlve game, 1 to 0. The run lege representatives give and Chadbourne are the Tigers son, Rue, King, Reuter. Bailey. Druham, Martin Paulback. default. to Hamilton. Sacrifice hit, Wolfer. Base was on pass Hooper, will this feet as well as your pocket-- I former scored a to large portion 1 aid to be dickering with the ship Young; Columbia, Stewart Driscoll Vander- Second round George Goldstein defeated on balls, off MeOlnnlty 2. off Rapp 5. Coveleskle's wild second, matter a of their time book. Insist on Slipknots. I 0-- 7. 0-- 1. 6-- 3; de- Struck out, by McGlnnity 6, by 4. throw to day's berger, O'Donnell. Bruce Bailey. Phil Neer Rapp ut during the talkfest. builders. "Kopecks" Kenworthy, who 6-- 6-- force-o- I Shotput Lincoln. Hunt, Sklvlngton, San- feated Stacy Hendrix, H. M. Stevens Second game Strunk's sacrifice and Ruth's Whether it is advisable to hold the Manuf sctorad trr I played second base for Oakland of Strunk. passes by PLYMOUTH RUBBER COMPACT year, last ders, Helmke; Washington, Blnns, Main, Jen- defeated H. Piatt, default: Paul Steffen de R. H. E. R. H. E. Consecutive annual meeting in December will also I I is managing the Hanlon shipyard sen, Vatck; James John, Smith, Schroeder, feated Herbert Smash, default; Kenneth 9 12 8 6 Jones filled the bases in the ninth. I Cantos, Mass. ff team, says place Smith defeated William McBrlde. default Portland... 6Vancouver. 10 one be decided. but he has no for the Day, Dunsmore, Jessup; Benson, Schwlnd, - Batteries Clow, Rapp, Arkenburg with only out. but Wambiganss quartet on his club. Erlckson ; Columbia, T. Johnson, Knapp, Selwyn Bingham defeated Clayton "Wealher- fanned and Roth was easy. Score: .! rr Robinson, Hodler. ly. default Harry westerxnan aeieatea fern-es- and Kibble, Peterson; Hydorn, Lucona-vl- c KAHANAMOKU COMING 6-- R. H. E.I R. H. E. HERE Tucker, 6-- 1, and McNulty. sfJ Old-Time- Lincoln, Helmke. Hunt, Clark, 1 3 & Aberdeen rs to Sboot. Javelin Boston HCIeveland. . .0 3 jj Selzer, Skivington; Washington, Hemenway, Boys' Sincles. Mann; James John, Smith, Schroeder, Meyer, Batteries Jones and Agnew, Schang; Famous Hawaiian Swimmer Tine In 'ABERDEEN, Wash., June 6. (Spe-- ; Dunsmore; Benson, McKlnney, Second round John Glvans defeated SEATTLE OCTSLCGS KITTEXS Coveleskie and O'Neill. 30 40 Whistler, Fredricks, by default: Norman Arem 1 clal.) Between and shotgun ar- - Baker. James - Portland 21-2- 2. compete Sunday Lincoln, Helmke, Skivington, defeated Horace Dryden. by default: Cor- June tists will here morn Pole vault 6-- 1, Washington 3, Detroit 2. old-time- win Bufflngton defeated Elmer Clark, Ha- git Washington, Dolph; Fly Duke lng in an shoot, the nrize Wilkinson; James John, 6-- 1. Leard's Rolls Under Board Pile Kahanamoku. the famous I .Sif which is a gold "medal. The best Smith. Meyer, Whistler, Day; Franklin, Today's Schedule. DETROIT. June 6. Nick Altrock waiian swimmer, accompanied by Clar- . among who Bluett; Benson, Bennes; Columbia, Phillips. and Goes for Homer. came back today and, pitching for ence Lane Stubby Kruger, two shot those have not shot Of-- P. M. Helen Kerachner vs. Marlon and : 15 years or more be High jump Lincoln. Clark, Dickson, f 8:80 Washington, got credit for a of note, --.for will a silver icier, Leggett, Wright, Hunt, Skivington: Gloyd; Marine Elrod vs. Eldon Peterson: other Hawaiian swimmers will j medal. Trapshooting has grown into Washington, Dindin, Mann; James John, L.llly Lot vs. Dorothy Reed; Ines Fairchlld ABERDEEN, Wash.. June 6. (Spe- victory over Detroit. He was relieved be Portland visitors on June 21 and 22. considerable popularity here since the Meyer. Smith. Cook, Schroeder, Dunsmore; vs. Lucile Langerm&n; Nettie Net vs. Adele with one man out in the eighth In The trio are appearing in swimming I cial.) Opportune hitting gave Seattle ..Qregonian Telegraph Goetz; Benson, Mueller; Columbia, Marctle Garlock vs. Marion Weiss 12-to- ning by Ayers. The firwt man to face Shooting League Franklin. Jones: a -4 victory over exhibitions for war relief funds and ; Tournament. Stenton, Johnson. Dorrls Dezendorf vs. Mildred Wilson; Arllne the Black Cats Ayers hit into a double play, however. 2'JO-ya- tonight. Kuss, who are making a tour of the United States dash Lincoln-- Rosenbladt, Ober- Cameron vs. t)orothy Manvllle. twirled for the and the game waa saved to Altrock, purpose. teufer, Leggett. Selzer. O'Bryan, Olson; 4:00 P. M.I Malcolm White vs. Isadora Kittens, waa wild and at times was It for that From here the Duke Delaney Beats Noye. Washington, Hemenway, Mann, Eckhart, Westerman; Baird vs. Marshall Wood. given poor support. Leard got a home rain ending at this point. Score: will go to Seattle and then to Vic- Lady, Wheeler, 4:30 P. M. Kenneth Ringler vs. C. D. R. H. E.I R. H. E B. be ISLAND, 6. Gordon: James John, run on a fly ball that rolled under 2 1 toria. C. where he will the ROCK Til.. June Cal De Schoeder, Cook, Smith. Jessup, Girt, Jower; Lewis. Jr.: Ed Durham vs. James McKln some boards up against the left field Washingfn.3 2Detrolt. 8 feature of the monster water carnival laney. of the Great Lakes Naval train Franklin. Decreval.. Read; Benson, Wood, ley; Bill Palmer vs. Kenneth Parellus; Rich fence. Score: Batteries Altrock, Ayers and Ain on Columbia city ing station, won by a shade over Johnny Bennes, Etchells. Moloney, Home; Columbia, ard Dultols vs. uavia uooaeeii; iaon smith; Cunningham and Velle. deck in the British Sioye. St. Paul, in a box- - Winningate, Phillips, Lake, Tucker. terson vs. Malcolm Ringler. Seattle I Aberdeen In August. of P. M. Kenneth vs. Selwyn B H O AE B H O AG may get Vfng match tonight. Buck Sargent, of Discus Lincoln, Larrlmore. Skivington, 5:80 Smith 4 4 3 3 o! The Portland water fans the Hunt, Selzer; Washington, Valek. Jensen, Bingham; Robert Oilman vs. Allen Hofr I.eard.2.. Altichul.m 4 Xew York 5, St. Louis 2. opportunity to see the great swimmer yast Moline, defeated Eddie Summers, man; Johnson vs. Dorothy Murphy.3 2 3 5 0 sllcott.l . . 5 311018 00 J Burns; James John, Schroeder. Wulf, Smith Harriett Corbett r 4 0 01 5 . In If present plans of Muscatine, la., in six rounds. Co- Arenz; Carman. Kuan. 2 3 3 80 ST. LOUIS, June New York ral- action here the Dunsmore; Benson, Schwmd, McKlnney; John Owaua vs. Norman winner Lot 0111 0 0 1 Fairchild-Langerma- n; Lb'rv'u.m 5 Bogard.3. 5 1 4 0 C. H. Lewis, manager of Columbia lumbia, T. Johnson, Knapp, Hodler, Robin Reed vs. winner win Demps'y. 1 3 0 Oi . . . lied in the tenth inning and beat the Dezendorf-Wilso- n 10 Rose.r. 3 2 0 00 & 2. Beach, to a son. ner vs. winner Cameron l.eath'rs.s 2 0 2 1 Ol Dobbs.l. . . 5 114 12 locals, to today. In this inning are brought head. Broad jump Lincoln, Cole. Leggett. Manvllle. M'Mur'y.l 3 1 2 0 0! Morse.a. . . 4 10 Gilhooley walked. Peckinpugh dou- Lewis expects an answer from Kaha- Olson, Larrlmore, Selzer, Dickson. Skiving- 7:00 P. M. George Goldstein vs. Phillip Downey.o 3 3 6 2 Ol Roland. c. . 4 0122 00 bled and Baker waa purposely passed, namoku sometime today and is almost ton ; Washington, Mann. La Roche: James Neer; H. M. Stevens vs. Paul Stevens; wilt loung.p.. s O 1 Ol Kuxs.p. ... 3 0 I 3 1 filling the bases. sacrifice fly the Duke his troupe John, Schroeder, Smith, Girt, Dunsmore, tier Gllman-Ho- f fman vs. Harry Westerman Eastley... 1 1 O 00 Pratt's certain that and w to Tobln Gilhooley, PipP Meyer, Jower; Franklin, Johnson, Decreval, winner Baird-Woo- d vs. winner Ringler-Le- oj scored and Goetz: Benson, Bennes, McKlnney, Schwlnd; Is: winner Durham-McKlnle- y vs. winner Totals. 84 14 27 12 Totals. 39 13 27 17 4 tripled, sconing Peckinpaugh and Save $2, Men, Columbia, Tucker. Hodler. Palmer-Parellu- s: winner Net-Jon- vs. win Runa. Leard 5. Murphy. DempseyS Leath- Baker. Score: 440-yar- Corbett-Johnso- n. ern, McMurray. Downey. Young 2. FOR d dash Lincoln, Hanson, O'Bryan, ner Altachul. R. H. E. R. H. E. VOIR WalkTwo Kgan, Rose. Home run, l.eard. Three-bas- e 5 6 2 9 0 Mays. Adler, Selzer, Monroe; Washington, Two-bas- e New York.. 0St. Louis Teller, Bobbins. Young; John, hit. Morse. hits, Euan, Rose, Staub. James Re-elec- ts I.eard. Murphy. Sacrifice hits. Leard, Batteries Love, Mogrtdge and Han- Blocks. Whltmore, Jessup, Schroeder, Dunsmore, Albany College Leaders Downey. Leathers 2, Young-- . ' Stolen bases, nah; Rogers and Nunamaker. Smith. Jower: Franklin, Johnson, Nelson, I.eard, Murphy. by 1, bv I p 'Porttwid 6. - Struck out. Kuss Sunday Outing AVI. Read. Decreval, McEwen, Rue; Benson, Rue. ALBANY. Or., June (Special.) Young- 3. Base on balls, off Young 3. off CHICAGO. June 6. Philadelphia-Chicag- o LiUIT I Wood. Bailey. Miller; Columbia, Vander Frank J. Miller, chairman of the State Kuss 6. Wild pitch. Kuss. Dnublx plays. game postponed; rain. berger. Phillips. DrisoolL Public Service Commission, was re Kgan to Dobbs. Brtg-ar- to Dobhs; Morse to Everything for the fisherman. Trout Prices. iThdse Biff Ones Relay race Lincoln, Rosenbladt, Ober Lgaa to Dobbs; Downey to Dempsey. MORTOX MEET SUCCESSFUL ""Won't be so liable to get away, if you teufer, Selzer. O'Bryan. Leggett, Olson, elected president of the board of and bass spinners, flies. Tyee eggs, gooa ana Gallo; "Washington, Mann, Hemenway, Elk trustees of Albany College at the an San Francisco 12, Salt Lake 1. baskets, rods and reels, Duxback and go after 'em witn tacicie hardt. Lacey. Wheeler, Drinker. Gordon: nual meeting of the board yesterday, City to Entertain Soldiers Again on '. kot'. ih kind we selL Have vou James John, Jower, Girt, Jessup. Schroeder, SALT LAKE CITY, June 6. "Indian" Kamp It clothing. Smith. Meyer. Cook: Benson. Bennes. Home, Mr. Miller, who resided in Albany be Smith, the San Francisco heaver, held ;peen our new Dry Flies and Tapered Etchells, Wood, Moloney; Columbia. Phillips, fore his election to the Public Serv- the Salt Lake club to four hits, while Fourth of July. ' Leaders 7 Tucker, Lake, Dun n gan, Vanderberger. ice Commission, has served as presi the visitors pounded Dubuc hard. Six MORTON". Wash., June 6. (Special.) dent of the board for many years. double plays were a feature. Score: The soldier athletic meet in Morton John M. Budelman Tront Fry Promised Washington. William Fortmiller, of this city, who R. H.E.I R. II. E. last Sunday was such a success for 424 WASHINGTON STREET PORTLANDS' has been secretary of the board con San Fran.. 12 16 lSalt Lake...l 4 1 both soldiers and civilians that plans r:BacRus&WorrIa MOXTESANO, Wash., June 6. (Spe tinuously for a great many years, was Batteries Smith and ilcKee; Dubuc are now being made to celebrate the Ope Evealags. 243 WasLiottoa. Near Sect. St, 273 Morrison St, Near Fourth, clal.) A supply of 100,000 cut-thro- at also ed at the annual meeting. and Dunn. Fourth, of J uly here and again have I -