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ofGunner* Peterson, former Buekaroo,who ha* been holding: down third pack for Foundation. lead* the shipbuildersIn hutlng for the second hair of tho season, with ft bnttln* average of .4*1Peterson plai’cd In nine gaititt* vra»* at bat 3-1 tlnif* and mad® 15 hit?* r Looker, the St. Helsn* slugger, 1« the second llt;?adinc swatemlth for the second half Of th«j lt;Vlumbig-WlHam-ette shipbuilder® g-aion, with tin aver-of .414. Woods, of Grant Bmlth-Porter, bit for third honors* with an averag* of .rsi in *ix pmc*.Cliff Ijrt, with Comfoot. I« fourth In line, hitting .330 In the sevor k'ames that L played. Oscar Hsraiad.the gt. Hekus pitcher, finished theseason In fifth position* with an aver-age of .559, rBill Gleaion, thf* Foundation catcher, who lead tho league in hitting th** first half of the season, is fnuod In eighth place In the final half, with an average of ,35DBri^ Oscar Harsted 1«adn ibe league pitchers, having won 11 tfames androst none with thr McCormlek r-am. of £t. Helena. Tlamt^d also kada In strikeout# by far, with $7 to 111* credit ‘Surfa Sutherland won ei* games and lost one for Cemfcot.Following ane the batting and fielding average* for the second balf of the season: *Flayer. t«*m—Pdtlt;*niMt, Fean da (IanLacker* Ht Jlelaus....Wood*. »'t B.-lt;i 1st. Corn foot ....Harslt;nd. Hf HriensFreneh. roruluot .....*If.Ltnd. KWiiclAtlitt*tileason, Foundationt uir*l, £. B*C*Ttjfe«tFowrlt;*r». Penfrwiuta fiiurns'f. Foundation F!!•'; f! P-Mtlr.imla .IV.Cartwright, fct H-1 a r*h a 51, tan d! t*rtjftn p. PnundatieoFisher, FoundationHnrrUy. fltaudlf«r .Leary. C. R K. Co.him*• * « « • fta * •* wM'* * v► * « »•f*« a « f « 4• 9 a #«• * •• e •• 4 ^ r * •■i V ft* ft *mm* * -r * -» « ***•#»8 Cariwr!eh«, cl, H Eurhftm, Grant .Smith . , lt;.. * Duback. H: .irtdlfer Daniels. FnuntlacJon Wina. Peninsula .....L Sh^s. Corn foot ------ItUnchard, flfans Smith M«n«ar. fit Pike, i*u flden*Kcnnrtli*. r«nifm»t n.^vrii v. r«,i:jn»uia I. oo r bfAiidlf^r *. ^ * ...**«« P.WIltlama H, £ 9.*Comrt James. Foundsiianfftanrilfrr * ....# » ■■9 # a •* *•* « .ft * * * a .9 4 • ■ * » »« # * fcG.A rvTUft.P.C.. 0a*7tr..441..12:.ali.+ !• ■m rm.413. tfn3H.3 Sift 149,3ftft.12no1814.mAS43ISJ5,379Mt11Xf..'..134011HJt50. a2ft1wi30. f.20IT,^.%0.145!V13r,*.343-10II4isH42A$44V15.311180ITAt311i13A 24211233-13MIT. 412*«4.133JITo17,324.1344614SI 8* 93211«»,3^1* ft2ft3n.Ml». «-7*,2i«5. 17•I■m.21 4. t?IT3r.234.115n.2«1*.1*4r»inis,29ftft-i«14, 414i4,i»a. 0i:ni*rtt.'ft403ii*T5. 0r,413u.271. 83ft3ft.207* lt;213I *42GT. «1644.iftlS 421211.2432licit r#ci nnniiiE*BfOTORCVCI-E PIOGIAMME 0KT FORULEH. 5EI*TFJIBER S4UItoae City Club PrrpaHaa lt;t» Haodte Dr-tall# of KatriialnlQR \'lalf-InK Itidera. -Fred T Merrill. butin€#ii manaper ofthe Roee City Motorcycle Club, returned yesterday from a-'aJetn, wh*irc he completed arrangement* *iUi the State F tir officials for two bJu motoroyele racer to be added to the tftate Fair pro* gramme this month.The opening day of thn fair, Mondny. September 23. has been net a#ld' for motorcycle and automobile racing.A.U entries for th*- motoruy-'h ra*e» mu»t be made to thri necretary of * ha Rope City Motorcycle Clui. ifl Broadway Portland. An entrance fee of H win be charged, but will i* r«turn^d all riders who atarc in ths live-wile stock race only ten machines will »uri in each heatAll motorcycle clubs and Individual rider* in the Northwest who Intend to vhlt Salem on fht- motor day ar^ t -quested to notify ths secretary of ih* Rose City Motorcycle Ctub, *o ih«t preparations tnay b« mndf for thetr comfort at the* fair grounds’..There win bo two runi from her* to Salem, .The flret parly of riders a\ ill leave Sunday evening and tht second party oat Motiilay marntnp, the exuct time lo be* rlt;*t at the rlt;lt;tilar Tue^d.iy niftht mcetlrrK of the Hoae City Motor* cycle Club nt the clubrooma. All numbers are urgently requested to bt pi^-* *nt at that meeting* when committee* will be appointed to handle all arrangements of the 6alem meet. Follow * in* Is the tentative programme:Kllminatlcn race for rootortyfkf, 0 purge to be divided flOO, |S0f 13d, Five-mil* race for motorcycles open to all riders who have never won a firM place In a motorcycle |100 In mrr*chandfse will bo split into four prises. Regular stock machines to b^ used Elimination automobile rae* for lock machines only, cash pureo (amount to be named later).
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Portland Sunday Oregonian
Portland, Oregon, US
Sun, Sep 08, 1918
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