SATURDAY, JUNE 4, 1910.

SPORTING NEWSTHE SPOft ANX PRESS

STANDING OF NORTHWEST LEAGUEWon. tost. .P.C. Won. Lost. P.C.

Vancouver 22 19 /5.17 Spokane. .21 21 ,500Tacoma...22 20 ,524 Seattle 18 23 .439 FIGHT GOSSIP

Ouch! CanYou Figure

This Out?JEFFIIES THE FIGHTER SNAPPED W ACTIOM"MAN AT BEN LOMOND," REPEATEDLY REFUSDTG TO BE PHOTOGRAPHED BOXING, PERMITS PRESS PHOTOGRAPHER TO HELP HIMSELF DURING FIRST OPEN ADR WORKOOT

R. H. E.Seattle 12 16 8Spokane 5 6 2

Batteries?Seattle, Seaton andCuster; Spokane, Hickey, Killilay

A«nd Ostdiek.

.lust cast your glaring, glowering"glims" on that dazzling array ofruns, hits and errors and try toguess what happened. No, no, don'tdo it?it was a horrible catastrophe,omelet or something like that, butthe chief part of the massacre wasdiretced upon the Indian slabsters.

The Indians played tight enoughhall on the bases and in the field towin under any ordinary circum-stances, but they couldn't hit Sea-ton witli a tinker's d whoop. Onthe other hand, and a little on theFame hand, the Mike Lynchitea un-limbered their ginger box and afterthe second inning began falling allOVer Hickey and it was by thesneakiest and hardest work on theffUft of the Spokane infield that a

P'? m for the visitors was preventedin tliis inning.

In the next inning, poor Hickeyfilled up the bases with hits anilthen walked a man, forcing a scoreacross. Killilay was beckoned fromthe clubhouse in an effort to savethe day then, bui it was a sort ofmean (rick to throw the poor hoyinto such a place right then, withonly one down and the bases full,

lie was like brother Dan among tin 1lions, only the lions didn't hurt Han..Inst in Turks came to bat in thatfateful inning and four more runswi re scored before Killilay et al.could nail up the bars.

Something awful must have hap-pened again in the sixth, hut no fanwho was in the grandstand is pos-sessed of such a wonderful memoryto be able to recollect all detailsof that stew, it was like a night-mare. Six more runs registered forthe Turks was the effect ?nevermind the cause. Ten more menwove to bat in (his half, and thenit was all considered a jolts?a bur-lesque lor the rest of the game.

Tin- worst of it was Seattle wasplaying like a bunch of "bustiers"on the bases and in the field, as isindicated by the error column, butbit and run gee c c whiz!

GOOD BYE!

BY M. C. LARKIN,Staff Photographer.

BEN LOMOND, Cal., June 4.?Maybe some people think it's likefalling off a log to photograph JimJeffries. Those people never chasedJim with a camera.

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COAST LEAGUE

Yesterday's Score.

Oaks Make ItFour Straight

Won. Lost. P.O.Portland 34 25 .f>7<!

i San Francisco 3ti 27 .571Oakland 35 28 .r>risVernon 3.1 :so .r.21jLos Angeles SO 37 .448Sacramento 20 41 .328

SAN FRANCISCO, June 4 ?

When Oakland beat Los Angelesyesterday at Recreation park by ascore of 2 to 0 the fast climbingteam had won its fourts straightgame from the southerners and hadclinched the series. What Is trulyremarkable is that Oakland has nowwon five series, one from each teamin the league.

The game was protested by LosAngeles, but the complaint is re-garded by everybody but the LosAngeles players as a weak one.800n ? H. H. X,Oakland 2 5 2I.os Angeles -... 0 4 2

Hatteries ?Nelson and Mitzc;Kline and Orcndorff.

At San Francisco? K. H. F.San Francisco 6 8 3Vernon 4 0 4

Hatteries -Stewart, Amea, Hen-ley ami Berry; Hitt, Efogan andPfirrmann.

At Sacramento? It. H, K.Saercnmento 2 4 2Portland 3 !) 3

Batteries?Hunt, Fitsgerald andSpiesman; Krapp and Fisher.

National Guardsto Play LibertyPark 'Colts'

We'll hear the bugle calling, overaround Qoncaga college tomorrowafternoon; sooner or later therewill 1>»» a call to arms and thebrgva boys of tha national guardwill be hard fighting. There willlie a crackling something Ilka therattle of musketry?maybe?hut Itwill only be tiie crack of the batupon the ball and for Itiffllng pow-der smoke there will be the cloudsof dust rising from base lines anddiamond, to tell of the "awful"scrap that's on.

Yep, the boys of the nationalguard from the armory have theirknapsacks packed and are preparedfor a charge on the Liberty P;i#kColts on the Qonssga baseballgrounds at 2 o'clock in the after-noon. In order to strengthen histeam. Manager l.oren Jackson ofthe Liberty Pa*k aggregation hasSigned up several new fielders forthe places heretofore weak, Lons-bury, who played a part of the season with the Croft's, is among themand he Is expected to deliver thegoods In proper style.

Bharpless, who did not appear inthe initial game last Sunday, willbe at third bag; Lenrow, an ex-De-troit city league, a Bouthpaw. hasbeen added to the pitching staff andJackson is jubilant, believing hehas a staff of slab nrtlsts In Harrisand Lam row that will be hard tobrat. The national guards have animposing array of pitchers andtil biers, too.

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| "big fellow" to pose for me just be-fore he and big Bob Armstrong

'started on their daily biffing ses-sion in the "gym." But he wouldn'tstand for the posing business.

He would, however, trot out intothe broiling sun, for his first openair workout with the gloves since

|he opened his training camp.

"Go ahead and snap us on therun if you want to. I haven't gottime to stand still," he said as theyshook hands.

I got him on the run, all right. Hewas running after Armstrong andBob was doing his best to shy away [from hooks and swings.

The first picture, on the left, j

EVERETT TRUE AT THE GAME. NO. 6

READ MONDAY'S PRESS FOREXCLUSIVE "DOPE" ON "JEFF"

Do you think Jeffries is out of Condition and can-not "come back"? Many fans do, while others donot. The greatest fear of the "pessimistic" fans areexpressed concerning- the "big bear's" wind, becauseof the fact that so far Jeffries has not kept up therigid pace of boxing for as many rounds as has JackJohnson.

For some good inside "dope" on James Jeffries, besure to read the sport page of The Press Mondayafternoon. A series of concise interviews given ex-clusively for The Press by experts in charge of Jef-fries' training dwn at Ben Lomond, Cal, letting thefans in on some facts that are yet unknown on the"outside," willbe contained in the sport page of theMonday Press. Read it.

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Photographs by M. C. Larkin, Copyright, 1910, by the Newspaper Enterprise Association.

;shows Armstrong blocking a leftthat had been started for his Jaw.Immediately after I snapped, Bobdrove his left for Jeff's unprotectedjaw, but it didn't land; instead,Jim's right hand blocked the blow.[ The two went to a clinch for a. second or so, and just as I was\ready for another shot Jeffries

MAJOR LEAGUES

Yesterday's Bcore.

AMERICAN.Won. Lost. P.C. I

Philadelphia 26 10 .722New York 23 12 .057Detroit 24 16 .600ltoston 20 16 .556Cleveland 15 18 .455Washington 16 23 .410Chicago 12 20 .375St. Louis 7 28 .200

At Cleveland? It. H. E.Washington 253Cleveland 7 U 0

Batteries ?Groom and Street; Falk-enburg and Bonis.

At St. Louts?Boston-8t Louisgame postponed; rain.

At Chicago? It. IT. ENew Voik 1 4 2Chicago 8 1 0

Batteries?Werhop and Sweeney;Walsh and Block.

At Detroit? R. IT. E.Philadelphia 1 5 8Detroit 6 7 0

Hatteries?Plank, Atkins andLapp; Mullen and Stanage.

NATIONAL.Won. Lost. P.C.

Chicago 25 12 .672.New York 25 14 .641Pittsburg IS 17 .514Cincinnati 18 18 .500St. Louis 20 20 .500Brooklyn 18 22 .450Philadelphia 13 22 .371Hoston 14 26 .350

No National league sames at NewYork. Brooklyn, Philadelphia nnd St.Louis today on account of rain.

At Boston-* R. IT. E.Chicago 9 13 oBoston o 7 2

Batteries?Colo and Archer; Curtis.Burke ami Smith.

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shoved Armstrong back and disen-gaged his left hand from Bob'sglove. I saw the famous left start-ing for Armstrong's stomach andthe second picture shows what thecamera caught?Jeffries duckingArmstrong's swing and planting hisleft on big Bob's chicken coop.

The third picture illustrates a llt-

tie close work, with Jeffries up onhis toes stopping a left with hiswishbone and Armstrong blockinaa left hook that had been startedfor hla Jaw.

There's one thing that makes youwarm up to a camera?lt doesn't Me.When it comes to boosting, the cam-era is a bum press agent, unless the

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more plainly than words the shape)Jeffries Is in now. You don't notice*and stomach in them, that's deadsure, and the lens brings out thaback and shoulder muscles, whereJeff gets his punching power, like awart on a man's nose.

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