Oregon emerald., May 11, 1912, Page 7, Image 7

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BOTH GAMES WON BY NARROW
MARGIN AND MANY CLOSE
DECISIONS RENDERED
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Oregon Pitchers Supported By Good
Work Ip Field and
Oat.
Oregon took the second game of
the series with Pullman at the close
score pf 7-6, in an exciting game full
Qt spectacular plays and close
decisions. . v , > *;
The la& of pitchers on the W. S.
C. team made it necessary for them
to call in McElroy from his position
at short step for the first four inn
ings*, alternating with Rock till the
seventh, when Casad came in from
fitst to relieve him. While none of
these men claim to be pitchers, they
acquitted themselves creditably. Ja
mie, though a bit unsteady at times,'
pitched a fine game,. allowing only
■fm. hi$s and walking but doe, while
. hit
weight times and Walked four men.
PuUman got two runs on blocked
balls, due to the fact that the specta
tors Wpre crowded in too close to the
base Mines. The pitchers for botii
sit
teams-fielded their positions m good
Jamison bad the misfortune
to . strike two batters, giving them
one of them, Tufly, bringing;
wwo a telly. Bock’s work in the;
box pulled Pullman out . of several
tight holes, while Jamisoh’s work and;
luckyhittingwas responsible for Ore
gon’s vietovy. At no time did Qrec;
gon feel safe and the Washington
Aggies gave the fans
—•xious moments,
d> by McBlroy of a
^ipk of,second baseband;
his tehiring of the runner at first;
and an unassisted double play, by Wil
liams in the third inning, Mtprat and
tl$ngthat came
a, general all
Yuliy distin
as a "white hope”
and hip pullipg of
OUt of right field after a
1 0 « 0 0 I 1 2 1 0-7
.0 8 0 0 0 1 0 1 1—8'
Ms Oregon, Jamison
im: ; Feri HMk*l.
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wr* # r** Game,.- v >
Toflmin topped the first game to
Oregon by tie close scon of $ to*.
Although there were no spectacular
features, the game was an interesting
and dob one. Reinhart, the former
Oregon pierer, w»s in the box for
. the visitors, whik Poet worked out
for Oregon. Jamison showed Ms
value hr pulling the team out of
ffpeet fhnMd six.
men as against Reinhart's three and
walked two.
Those 'scoring for Oregon were:
Annuneen, Cobb, Cobb, and Mount;
for JVV 8. C., Tolly, Kuehl. Ben Chan
a feature of tie perform
j bis batting anrtge for the
3*00,
m fnllnws: v -
Bonier Jamison,
Captajp of basketball, and
baseball, *12, member of 4^e football
of ’10-11 is certainly some whiz in
athletics. He is captain and coach of
the present team and our present
standing at the head of the league,
with an average of 1600 per cent, will
attest his success. He is easily the
best jdnger on the team. ;■ ■.
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Wring, w
’Hie Junior week-end innovation,
the first *nhu»l intewchol&fitic' aqua
tic meet, was palled off yesterday
afternoon with marked success. The
events consisted of swimming and
diving dqntests and a life saving ex
hibition by jLewis Thom*s, the young
Portland swispner, who has been so
soccesafui^he paat two years in- the
Christmas s^n^n^tte^ Wittmnette
i Dim to iwdt ofv entries thovcanni
■ tilting contest $ad tq 'be abandoned,
though it .gas* pihmiK pf great in
The result* we:
26-v^ 4Mfc-Firrt, W
fourth, Cpe,
Portland Academy. .1 ‘
Fancy
land T**dw Schod; ae^owd,, Spamer,
L’acoln High; third, Victors, Eugene,
and FeUWan, Lincota, tied. " %
High Diving—-Vickera and Thom*#.
ftp Ar^'.pi %
Kletrer, Henderson, Heg, OtoB^’liad
Jamison. ^ >1
"> President Hamm, at the interna
tional ie*gu« mad# a mfllng
points «» thi* JWw'P .«•
«#tifi«d the official woMrs tlmt
playstoretofore Scored** «*M
chofeap «h©aW bp i»*d# hlta for
batsmen In awy ea§a*fcu* the:
is himdM adtho»t^ »^ ,: ■
ASIDE FORM McCLU
NORTHWEST RECORl
USUAL TIME lSr
With weather conditions ideal and
* track that was practicably perfect,
Oregon University took the dual meet
from O. A. C. before a Junior week*
end crowd pdf about two thousand peo
ple by a score of 97 1-S to & >!L
the meet was anything but important
in point of records made, though Mc
Clure did break the Northwest record
in the 880, running it i» 1 mtdute, 69
and 1-5 seconds However, as Mac
seems to have acquired record break
ing habits lately, no one was greatly
surprised, ,
Th« orange wearers mama*** to cap
ture but three firsts, Williams tying
fpr that tab*
mile, vrhioh McClure did not eater* >
■ \ In the discus tad tike .shiht’-jru* 0*®*
gou men. wob. all three- places, Hen
derson wen the shot by a put of 38
feet 8 inchej^*nd Kellogg the discus
With a;throW;4f'iilfi
^ Martin Hawkins urns v|w highest
individual point winner, having three
first! Mth hurdles* law hurdles iMafl
broad jump* Jwsfflring t5 points. Ha
entered ip the, relay and P»t up #i
'pmfo .m* there. : " - *: t- -1
the exhibit*
lujh, lenner
fly at 12 feet 1 flu**, I
aApm0fj#;iO, Oltf4o tfc«
wafota* weowl (Si f**4i
by pWbtor
Aw. y##/4i
Captain, hat an
mi behind him:
dy, heady game
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nnsttit ■''
lasted practically «Q day tcdey,
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Hxtibmmmk. The afarfe <|#^K
in *h# natwe of a tryout to the
•Hy teams, and Multeomab ev«
The reevlts ,wert as I<#©^k
|P> beat
Boad 40) beat Featen " (hi* A* A.
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