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The San Francisco call., 1913-10-04
Lohman Gets Off
To Good Start With
WOIvertOn'S Bunch

The fans who were lucky enough
to be at Recrea ton park yesterday
saw some real baseball. and it was
not a worlds series either. 1t was
simply battle between two teams,
one lighting to keep in the first di-
vision, and the other striving to get
there.
The Sacs, who have been fighting
for the pennant most of the year,
now find themselves up against it to
retain third place. The Seals have
been playing consistent ball and they
have shortened the gap that sepa-
rated the first and second division
teams until now they are within hail
ing distance Of the Wolves.
These two clubs met yesterday for
the fourth time during the week,
and the Sacs, by brilliant work on
the field, managed to beat the Seals
and even up the score on the series.
1t was a great game, but the breaks
went against Howard's men.
Zeke Lohman. the Oakland castoff.
was given a chance by Wolverton and
he made good, If victory is sufficient
testimony. The Seals belted Zeke for
a dozen bingles, but they were un-
able to make but two runs, while the
Sacs got three off II safe swipes.
In the final two frames Howard's
men got a trio Of hits, but they
succeeded In getting but single
horseshoe concealed somewhere, as
the Seals kept slamming the ball
throughout the game, but many a
tough drive went into the hands of
the fielders.
Del Howard was some pumpkins on
Thursday afternoon at Oakland, as
he officed himself into the game in
the ninth frame in the role of pinch
hitter and he got hand when he
slammed out a hit which scored the
winning run. Yesterday the same
opportunity came up. Two We're on
the bags and run was needed to tie
the score and a hit meant victory
Del had visions of what happened
on the previous afternoon, and he
tapped himself on the shoulder and
said to himself, You're the fellow
Well, what happened is only a sad
memory. Del swung ineffective1y. and
he was the sorest man on the field
when he trotted back to the bench.
y
Arthur Devlin.. the new manager of
time yesterday at Portland. Arthur
must have been a bit discouraged at
his hopes the way they were misused
by the eBavers. They were beaten
to 3, Ables being knocked out of the
box.
1t is planned to organize a star team
composed of the pick of the Seals and
Oaks and to play the pennant winning
Portlanders at the end of the season.
1t is doubtful whether the league Of
ficiaIs will consent to such series.
It would be an awful knock to the
San Francisco and Oakland clubs If
the Beavers beat picked combina-
ffor1 II would show both of them I'm
in a very bad light
x X
Jimmy Shinn was the batting demon
of Yesterdays fracas at Recreation
park -Four safe swipes in as many
times to the bat was his record.
X X
Johnston was unable to steal any
bases yesterday.
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the force was lacking. Time after
time he staggered the tar, but he
neter could put the deciding wallop
across when his victim appeared ready
TO take the count.
Petroskey must be given all the
credit in the world for his game
showing. Never for moment did he
falter. He shook off punch after
punch and waded in for more On a
few occasions he rocked the lad from
Indiana with swings to the jaw. but
Clabby, tired as he was, managed to
duck safely out of harms way and
protect himself when things looked
gloomy for him.
The sailor did not display his usual
aggressiveness nor speed. His inten-
tions were good enough, but he SIM
ply could not get started. 1t might
have been due to the marvellous form
which Clabby showed. but at the same
time the fans remember how he tore
into McAIlister on two occasions, and
lanky Bob is some speed marvel him.
self with the gloves.
CLABBY is A MASTER
The sailor was not the aggressor.
either No, indeed Clabby set the
pace and maintained it throughout
the 90 rounds. Now and then Pc
troskey would force him TO the ropes
and try desperately to swing over a
lucky punch, but Clabby never found
it difficult to duck or sidestep. He
knew Just what to do at the crucial
moment and he never overlooked an
opportunity.
1t was an interesting battle to gaze
upon, despite its onesided look. The
businesslike way in which Clabby
went at his task was worth the price
of admission and then some. His as
sortment Of punches was so varied
tha! the fans could not make up their
minds as to which particular one was
the best Apparently, Clabby can
whip in any sort Of blow from any
angle, but the necessary steam is not
there Otherwise he is veritable
wonder.
The first six rounds were Clabby s
by such a wide margin that the
crowd all but lost interest in the
mill. Clabby would simply walk up
to the tar and try out his different
punches with such perfect skill and
accuracy that his opponent simply
looked foolish. The best he did dur
ing these early periods was to swing
and miss. Clabby ducked or side
stepped every WaIlcp anu diWays :
came back with few which invari-
ably found their mark.
SAILOR TAKES CHANCE
The seventh period found Petros-
key on the job with a right and a
left swing to the jaw which sent the
Indiana boy back. He looked tired
and bit wobbly, and Petroskey's
seconds shouted to him to wade in
and take a chance. Petroskey did So
but Clabhy suddenly. came back and
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HUBBY AT CHRISTENING;
WIFE ATTEMPTS SUICIDE

Mrs. Anna Petrowsky, 30 years old,
Of 1900 South Third street, fofled in
an effort to commit suicide with a
disinfectant at her St Louis home,
told the police she was respondent
because her husband, Michael, had re-
mained too long at a christening cele-
bration. says the Republic. She was
taken to. the city hospital in a seri-
Gus condition from hysteria. Only a
small portion of the poison passed her
lips because of the prompt action Of
the husband in knocking the bottle
from her hand.
The husband told the police he had
attended the christening, but had re-
turned home at 1.30 a. nj. Monday He
found his wife awaiting him, he said,
and she upbraided him for remaining
away so long He said she had been
nervous for three or four days, and
ascribed her condition to this.
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GOALS FROM THE FIELD

The big nine football season opened
today in the middle west. Attracts
Ing most notice was the Chicago-In-
diana game at Chicago. Coach Stagg
and Coach Sheldon have been work
ball machine. and 1t was admitted
that each has a stronger aggrega-
tion than last year. Indiana's team
is the best since 1910, when they beat
Chicago. Last Saturday Indiana de-
feated Depauw, As to g. Chicago's
team has not played game this sea
son.
Coach Juneau of wisconsin was pre-
pared to send a strong squad on to
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Orr, Local Boy, Is
Out Of Big Series
With Broken Hand

PHILADELPHIA, Oct 4.--If there
is any need of Orr. Athletic utility
infielder, in the big series. the Mack
men will not be able to call on him.
Orr broke his right hand in the play
here yesterday and will be unable to
throw for months. Orr's injury was
received in the second game when he
touched out Hartzell. who tried to
steal third base in the fourth inning.
HartzelIs spikes were driven into
Orr's hand and one of the bones frac-
tured.
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May Mack Steps VS.
Seasons 5 Best Time

FRESNO, Oct 4.---Driven by De
Ryder. the speedy mare May Mack
made her fastest time of the season s
this afternoon In the 2:12 trot .Mayy
won in straight heats. AIhalona rum
ming second in the last two heats
Summary: -ySD~@4a d
2:12 trot, purse ST LEGO: rin ~ B~ens4 Il
May Mack fDe Ryderl ...+....* ff Il
Albaloma (Blackwelil .s.. ..... 4 A2 q
Expedio Quinn ...s.. =. ..I........s. q 81. f 4
Baby Doll (zibbelll s.....s....sgAgas5 4u3
True Kinney tDanelsI = ...s.. s. 3
Pavina Clark +. I. :. s. -. d..
Time :oS Is. 2 10. 2:lo ~, tss ss
Special pacing, purse $3.50. two IN three:
Zulu Belle tDurfee1 ...--.. I. !. ST n 81
Mike G tDupont} t!a . ~ s1sf
Cleopatra tBiackwelD yl..,..ll4 3
Welcome Jr. (Twohey1 -. ~ III .!.. a a
The Devil (Benson1 - sa..s.!.s,..6 S
Time-2.10. 2:0S5. SO ri
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SUMMARY
q hits and I runs oil slagle

In as OF inning; charge defeat to Slagie
Three base hit--Maggart. Two base hits
Maggart. Carlisle t2), Page Sacrifice fy-Ellis
First base on called balls-0n Tozer D. on
Baum I. Struck out-By SIagle I, by Tozer e.
by Baum A. Double play 20 Rourke to Brashear
to Patterson. Time OF game-1 hour and 40
minutes. Umpires-Phyie and Finney.
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the field this afternoon to meet Law
renee. The gridiron strength of the
smaller school was not known. Last
year Lawrence held Wisconsin to a
tie.
Coach Bob Zupke refused to COM
ment on the condition OF his Illinois
squad, which today meets the Univcr-
sity of Kentucky at Urbana
~
Hurry Up" Yost has solved two
new and startling uses Of the forward
pass, which Michigan has been prac-
ticing in secret. The details Of the
new play have not been learned. but
members Of the football squad declare
1T is a great ground gamer.
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-04
MAKES A SHOW
OUT OF PETR0SKEY IN
TWENTY ROUND M|XUP
BY WILLIAM ]. SLATTERY

jimmy Cabby Sailor Petrokey boxing lesson the Eighth
while 5000 looked marved
the displayed by the Indiana sighed the
piu efforts of the Clabby showed everything but telling punch
This included his makeup for he had Peoskey would have
been laid before 10 rounds had been toled
The classy boxer has
Pacy McFarands He displayed
Quensberry every possible
did he could
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-04
INDIANAPOLIS CLUB SOLD

INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. flames G.
McGill, George A. Wahlgre nand Jack
Hendricks Of Denver today purchased
the Indianapolis club from Sol Meyer.
The purchase price, said to be $685.
600. is the largest ever paid for q mi
nor league organization.
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TOURNEY POSTPONED

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Oct a.
ing matches of the interfraternity and
interclub tennis tourney has been
postponed till Tuesday afternoon,
owing to the bay counties tourna-
ment, which is In progress in San
Francisco
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-04
YOUNG TOGO BEATEN

MEMPHIS, Oct 4.-Young Togo, the
Japanese bantam weight of Fort
Smith. was saved from further beat
ing in his fight last night with Abe
Kabakoff, local boy, when the ref
cree stopped the fight in the fourth
round
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-04
TRYOUTS FOR CUBS

The Columbia Athletic club is to
have another series OF tryouts Monday
evening. All aspiring boxers who re-
port to the cIubrooms in Castro street
will be given chance to be in this
months exhibitions by Matchmaker
Phil Noonan.
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RIVERS TO MEET RUSSELL

CHICAGO, Oct. 4---Joe Rivers today
was matched to box 10 rounds with
frankie Russell in New Orleans on
the night OF October rs.
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-04
SUMMARY

Two base hts-Shinn, Tenant. Sacrifice hits
Young CA Sacrifice fly. Moran. First base
on called balls-Lohman /. Struck out-By
Tanning z, by Lohman 2. Double plays-Mc-
Ardle to Corhan to McArdle; Lohman to Young
TO remnant, Swain to Tenant to Kenworthy
Earned runs-Sacramento 3, San Francisco /.
Left on bases-Sacramento 6, San Francisco T.
Time of game--I hour and Al minutes I'm
plres-Held and Mccarthy
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RITcHIE SAYS "I'LL FIGHT.

NEW York, Oct. 4.--Willie Ritchie.
who squirmed out Of his bout with
Freddie Welsh. the British champion,
scheduled for September 20, In VAN
couver, B.. c.. today declared that he
was willing to meet him any time and
place.
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-04
YESTERDAYS STANDINGI
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
GAMEs TO-DAY

At San Francisco-sacramento vs. San Fran
CISCO
At Los Angeles-Venice vs.. Los Angeles
At Portland--Oakland vs.. Portland.
AMERfcAN IFAGIYE
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MORRIS AND SMITH SIGN

NEW YORK, Oct. 4.-Carl Morris
and Gunboat Smith have signed for q
bout next week.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
YESTERDAYS RESULTS

AT Philadelphia:
First game r. h 10.
New York ....os 0205 o o-1o II 3
philadelphia II o 221 o x-13 - 1
Batteries-Caldwell and Sweeney; Bush,
Shawkey, Plank and Lapp.
Second game r. IL. f..
New York ...........1 O O o Ia @
Philadelphia ....-0 Q III Y
Bafteres-F1sher and Sweeney; Wyckon
and McAvoy.
Called on account OF darkness.
At washington:
First game r. r. +.
Boston .l o o10o o. 8 0
Washington -. % O o o O o o 90
Batteries--Leonard and Nunamaker; GALL
Shaw and Henry
Second game r. II. E.
Boston ...oII1 o. o o-3 2
Washington 3 0 0 8 0 O 2 x-u IA 4
Batteries-LewIs. Hooper. Moseley and
Thomas; Dawson. Hughes, Boehlng and Aims
worth.
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SUNfMAR,

/ Struck out-By Ables /, by Pruitt 4. by
Higginbotham g. First base on called balls
on Ables |, of Higginbotham g. Two base
| hita-Davis. Chadbourne, Clemens. Hit Nv
pitched hall-Speas, by Pruitt. Passed BALI
| Berry. Innings pitched-By Ables 3 1-3. Hits
| ON Abes 10. runs. Time of game--1 hour
and 30 minutes. Umpires-Bush and Guthrie.
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-04

CHRISTY MATHEWSON, famous pitcher of the Giants
will file The Calls special wire from the east every
night his expert CRITICS of that days game telling
why the Giants 10 St and revealing those inside
details of play not noticeable to those the outside.
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-04

j. W. McCONAUGHY novelist and special writer will send
daily word picture of the the grounds the
battles begin He will analyze the players their cond
tion and furnish the kind of interesting intimate gos
sip all dyed -the-wool fans like to read.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
Yesterdays RESULTS

At Philadelphia:
First game r. H. f.
Phiiadelphia 20 0 O0o21 o-3 10
New York ....l11023 2 x--13 10 o
Batteries--Finneran, Camnitz and Killifer
Demaree, Tesrau and Wilson.
Second game r. Fl. E.
Philadelphia oo11oo2 o. s o
New York 40 90 o o o 8 o. 8 o
Batterieg-Mayer and Burns; Shaner
Schupp, Mclean and Hartley.
Called on account Of darkness.
At Boston.
First game r. III. Il.
Brooklyn ..,...s.0 O O o 0 O-1 S o
Boston ......-..1 2 o o o O x-3 1
Raridcn.
Second game R.H. f.
Brooklyn .........0 o o O 4-6 II 8
Boston ...........3 o o 2 OF 2
Batteries-Ragon. Pfeifer Reulbach and
McCarty; Miller, Quinn and Rariden.
Called account OF darkness.
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AT Los ANGELES
Los ANGELES .. VENICE .

Goodwin batted for Sawyer in the seventh.
RIMS AND HITS BY INNINGS
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AT PORTLAND
Portland 7, Oakland

atted for Pruitt in the ninth.
RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS
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YESTERDAYS RESULTS
AT SAN FRANCISCO
Total 8 II 27 IS ol

Total. -. L Y 10
Howard batted for Tanning In the ninth.
RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS
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DiIls, the University of California
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-03-31

When you have bicycle troubles, I
phone Main 1868, and let your wants be !
known. Watt Shipp
DR.. Avison left for Portland this
morning,
"Naval Increase" to be debated by
Idaho and Willamette Friday eve, M.
Il. church, 25c.
John H. Scott and wife have returned
from Portland, where they spent two
weeks.
The Gem Restaurant New, clean
place. 1870 North Liberty, Ed. Knigh-
,, ton. 3.31.eod.3t
Just received. A large shipment of
Watt Ship Savage bicycles, made to or
der. Watt Shipp.
Mrs. W. I. Davis is rapidly recover.
ing from fall that occurred Feb. 90.
This will be pleasant news for her many
friends.
County Clerk Gehlhar today issued a
marriage license to Harry E. Lyon, aged
25, of Texas, and Catherine May James
aged 81, of Salem.
Just received. Another large ship
ment of bicycle tires direct from the
factory. This means fresh tires. Watt
Shipp.
Buy homemade products, especially
when you can get such good cereals
flour and mill feeds as the Cherry City
Mills are making. Phone Main 1881,
Work will be received on the new
lines of the Pacific Telephone and Tele
graph company as soon as cable anc
other material is received
You will not be disappointed by start
ing on account with us. Our customer
are our best advertisement. Ask thos
who know. Ask about "Yakima Best.
Phone Main &C, Quick service, Spci
ling's Grocery,
A peep into the future. You vii
make no mistake to place your mex
grocery order with IFS. Every ordc
gives satisfaction. Try the best breO
{ in Salem, Phone Main 81, The Sunsc
Grocery,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-03-31
That Telephone Raise.

W. II. Dancy, manager of the local
system of the Pacific Telephone & Tel
egraph Co., says that certain articles
published by newspapers concerning
the Friday hearings of the company by
the State Railroad Commission are mis-
leading. One article in particular, he
says, makes it appear that if the rates
in Salem were standardized the total in.
crease in rates here would be $4,000.
This increase, says Mr.. Dancy, would
result in the whole state, The in.
crease in Salem would be less than
$1,000.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-03-31

Idaho. Willamette debate, Friday ey'
ening, NJ. Il. church.
Governor West left this afternoon for
Portland on business.
Good music at Idaho-Willamette de-
bate, NJ. f. church, Friday evening, 25c.
1t is expected that warm fight will
be precipitated at the city council meet
ing tonight when the question of the
purchase of an automobile fire engine
is brought up for discussion. An at
tempt will be made tonight to negotiate
the purchase of an engine.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-03-31
HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN

l do general visiting and office
practice, treating both acute and
chronic diseases. I have many pa
tients for asthma, dropsy, diseases Of
the heart and kidneys, gall stones,
rheumatism, diseases of the skin and
nervous disorders.
l have cured dropsy in patients af-
ter they had been pronounced hopeless
by other able physicians.
! have cured gall stones after emf.
nent surgeons had said that an opera
ton would be necessary to afford re-
lief.
Office practice: Cash
If you need my help, I am at your
service.
DIR. L. G. ALTMAN,
2O6 N. Liberty St,
Phone: Main LAT. Salem, Oregon
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-03-31
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81 Special meeting Of Pacific
8 Lodge No. SO, A. f. & A,
~ NJ, this evening. Work in
&G&S the NJ. M, degree. Visiting
jA%N brethren welcome.

Labor Commissioner o. p. Hoff went
to Portland on the morning train.
Miss Frances Northrup spent Sunday
with friends in Portland.
We are leaders for fishing tackle.
"Fishing Tackle that's Fit for Fish
ing" Watt Shipp.
Mrs. T. c. Smith, Jr,, and DR.. and
Mrs, II. Z, Clay spent Sunday at Har'
risburg,
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Scott, of
Jamesport, Mo-, are visiting relatives
in Salem.
Mrs. U. j. Lehman was called Satur.
day afternoon to Portland by the seri.
Gus illness of her sister.
Mrs. J. Wayne Baker and Mrs, NJ. n
Fletcher leave this week for visit
with relatives at Oil City, Pa,
Don 7 forget we show the latest de
signs in fishing tackle, "Fishiug Tackl,
that Fit for Fishing" is the satisfac
tory kind. Watt shipp,
Protection for the family, Life in
surance is the best protection, Fratcr
nal insurance is the best Moder
Woodmen of America is the largest an
best fratcrnal society, See Woodma
anywhere, Ray A Grant, Clerk,
monwedsat.t
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-03-31

LoST-Pair of nose glasses, in business
part of city, in black case, wrapped
in white silk cloth, Finder will leave
same at 1875 North Liberty street and
receive reward.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-03-31

How about your fishing out.fit2Don t
forget us, Our lines are complete. Watt
Ship,
Mr.. James Wilson left on an early
train for the Rose City.
Mr.. Davis Reese spent Saturday in
Portland returning Sunday evening.
The funeral of Robert Chambers was
held at the family residence on Liberty
at Q O'Clock this Friday afternoon,
Rev, Mr., Jasper officiating. Burial was
in the /. o. o. f. cemetery,
II. Thompson, former city engineer
of Seattle cannot come to Salem to as.
sst in appraislng the water plant, ac'
cording to a telegram received Saturday
night. Another selection will be made
tonight
Miss Virginia Mann, drawing super
visor in the grade schools of Salem, has
resigned and will take place as super
visor Of the primary grades in Port
land,
Are you prepared FOR the fishing sea
son' Don't forget that we handle
"Fishing Tackle that's Fit for Fish.
ing" Watt Shipp.
The funeral Of Marjorie Hill, infant
I daughter of Mr., and Mrs. D, NJ, Hill,
who died Friday was held this after
noon from the United Brethren church
in Englcwood and the intorment was in
the Lee Mission cemetery,
Miss Jessie Barnes, stcnographer il
the office Of the state tax commission
l. is back at her desk, after three week.
r spent in a vacation at Los Angeles an,
" other Southern California cities Mrs
ID =. Il. Lowell, who has been substitut
III ing in her place, left today for Califor
MIA.
=" Quartcrmaster p o. Wright, in charg
= of the navy recruiting station here, lef
today for san Francisco, where he wi
cmbarl, on April 8 on n steamship 70
the Orient, having been transferred I
the Asiatic station, lie asked for III
transfer the Orient being about tn
only section OF tho world he has nc
visited,
The state convention Of the America
Ycomcn win convene tomorrow moruin
at the Moose hall at 10 a, m, A fin
banquet this evening will be held at II
Ycomcu lodge rooms to the visiting de
cgotcs Of whom there are rs new
town, Glass initiation win also be hcI
this evening aud n general good tin
win be enjoyed by all.
DI At meeting Saturday night Il
6. board Of education declined to take al
-. action ON the claim Of w, A, Wcist I,
~ 1855 in damages and salary for brca,
Of contract aud salary to the end Of Il
present school year The board decide
that, iuasmuch as the case was in cl
cult court, Il would be as we'll to l.
the trial proceed and the facts con
out. A demurrer has been fled in cou
by the board 3 attorney