The San Francisco call., 1903-09-10
PORTLAND
RACING IS
PROMISING
Pick of the Horses of the
Northwest Are
Entered.
Will Be Under Direction
of Multnomah Fair
Association.


Nrace meeting Of the Multnomah
Fair Association will be held here
from the 21st to the 26th inst Robert
Leighton. secretary OF the North Pacific
fair circuit. representing sixteen cities in
Oregon, Washington and Idaho, arrived
in Portland to-day to outline the work
Mr.. Leighton viii be racing secretary Of
the meeting AS his assistant he Will
have Horace Egbert, an official OF the
New California Jockey Club. who will
also act as Handicapped.
Among the many harness horses which
will be stabbed at the IrvingtOn track are
Sweet Marie. PAGER. 2:1314. owned by VIII
liam Garland of Los Angeles; POrtia
knight and MacMack. owned by Sena-
tor II. II. Helman: Rita IT. owned by BY
ron Erkenbrecker OF Los Angeles; Mar
Boy. owned by William A. Clark Jr. OF
Montana; Taffeta Silk and The Common
wealth. owned by N K. West OF la
Grande: Eventide, owned by j. W. Nc
Laughlin of Ontario, Canada Harry
Hurst, owned by A. T. Van de Wanter
Of Seattle Captain Bailey will bring his
string OF trotters and PAGERS. A number
Of local harness horses will also be en-
tered.
Among the gallopers coming are the
strings Of ]. J. BOttger Harry Green.
George Turpin. Thomas Stevens. ThOm-
as Parker. William Buckholtz. Ed Har-
mon. W. r. RObb. Fl. Williams. r.. G
Pierce, Piedmont stables, Captain DOna-
hue, A Mel, S. j. Jones, Joe Kane, III.
c. Covington, o. P ROmigh Jr.. W. Nc
Laughlin. Foster Stevens, AL Martin, I'll.
F. Parks, ]. Green, George +. Mcdonald,
T. Hurns Captain George Ashton, NJ A
Stephenson. w ID. Randall and p. W.
Wilde. These stables represent some OF
the fastest horses racing in the Pacific
Northwest.
o -. : : : : .
cinnati In the second Mcfarland was hit hard
throughout In the first Cincinnati unmerciful-
Iy pounded Murphy and Moran Attendance
2OOO. Scores;
First game X ~ Z
St. Louis. ..........-............,SS =
Cincinnati .......-........... ........1S IL
Batteries-NIurphy. Moran and J. O'Neii'
Hahn and Pettz- Umplre-Warner-
Second game r n r
ST. Louis. ..........................
Cincinnati ..........'s..'s''s..''' lV
Mcfarland and Ryan; sudhon and
Peitz. Umpire-Warner
BROOKLYN. Sept. with the Bostons
opponents in a double header the baseball sea-
SON came to an end here to-day Both contests
/ were pitchers battles and resulted in an even
break Boston winning the first game ana
Brooklyn the second. In the second Hatcher, a
lsnew pitcher from Los Angeles was in the box
for the home club and made a good showing.
The last contest was called account OF dark
Boston
bat in the eighth Attendance. $500. Scores:
/ First game r H z.
Brooklyn .......................... .
Boston ........................
Batteries-Garvin and Jacllitsch; Willis and
Fss5s6 Fr.ss58S Sss63s 7 j
Batteries-Tatcher and Ritter; Pittinser and
\ Dexter
PsrTsBURG. Sept. 9.-wslmer had the
b S4ttfs n ,ss s 5 hs nnas one IN the
\ sixth and two IN the ninth Chicago played
twelve Victories out OF twenty games Attend
l snce ZOO Score' III
Pittsburg ...........'''''.'.''..'
| Chicago ....................s...s
Batteries-Phinippi and smith; weimer and
| AMERICAN LEAGUE
/ CLEVELAND. Sept. 9.-Cleveland and ST.
Louis broke even to-day, the visitors winning
the first game and Cleveland the second.
Scores:
Cleveland ...........--.......---..
St Louis --..--.-.....------...-- u U
| Batteries-Donahue and Bemis; Powell and
Second game r. II. Z;
Cleveland ..........''''''s'''''''.''
/ ST Louis ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. D %
Batteries-Rhodes and Abbott; Wright and
rSErvv YORK. sept. o-New York beat
| r1t7fIa adeIuhfa in both games here to-day, and
bv "a doing took third place, the highest po-
sition tbev have attained this season. In both
contests the visitors were outplayed In all de-
partments. Scores
First game X n, T.,
New York ----.-s..-.----
PbfIadeIphia ...-...----.-. .----------- i
-Batteries-Grifhth and Beville; Bender and
Powers s, ~
Second game X n. =;
New York .........s.s's..s.s...''' y
PHILADELPHIA .....................s... o
Batteries-Chesbro and Bevilie: Plank and
Powers
BOSTON. Sept. 9-Boston took both games
| sroTD TVashfngtcn to-day. Freeman put
out OF the first game for disputing a decision
Scores:
First game T. H. =;
; / Boston .......--sssssssss ssss'sss'ssss u -
/ Washington y =
Batteries-Hughes and criser' Patten and
| Drill
! Boston s''ss"s'a's-
: Washington ...................-....s u
Batteries-Winter and J. Stahl; Lee and
Kittridge.
ST. PAUL Sept. e.-Judgs Charles z. F1an-
drau a prominent pioneer citizen OF Minnesota
and eFcandidate the Democratic ticket for
, Governor in 1861, died to-day after long
] Illness, aged IS years.