0. A. 0. BEATS II. OF W.
Boatman Meets Waterloo in Fourth
Inning, Walking Two and
Hitting Two.
The opening game of the 0. A, C.
University of Washington series went
to the 0. A. C. team yesterday, 10 to
5. Both teams weighed evenly with
11 hits and 4 errors, but the Aggies
were consistent in landing on the of
ferings of three of Jimmie Clark’s
pitchers when hits meant runs.
Washington’s Waterloo came in the
fourth when Boatman blew up. In the
fateful fourth he walked two men, hit
two more, then resigned in favor of
Johnson, who varied the passes by
handing Robins an imitation for a
clear home run with the bases full.
When the field was again cleared for
action, O. A. C. had annexed six more
tallies.
The feature of the game was the
stick work of Robins, the big O. A.
C. center fielder, who landed three
singles and a home run out of five
times up, Weltz, of Washington, also
connected for. four singles in five
trials.
Twelve hundred rooters thronged
the grounds and saw “Bennie” Cul
ver pitch his best game of the year.
Score:
It. H. E.
O. A. C.10 11 4
Washington .6 11 4
Batteries—Culver and Weller;
Boatman, Johnson, Byler and Kerry.
Struck out—By Culver, 3; by Boat
man, 8; by Johnson, 1; by Byler, 1.
Home run—Robins; three-base hit—
Shaw; two-base hit—Thompson.
Double play—Smith to Hutt to Goble.
Wild pitch—oatman.
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Langley, efferson, 2nd; Harmon, Jef
ferson, 3rd. Time 5:3:1.
Shot put—Johnson, Washington,
1st, 45 ft. 4.5 inches; Femey, Asto
ria, 2nd, 42 ft. 5 indhjls; Barber,
North Bend, 3rd, 41 ft. 5 inches.
440-yard dash — Kirkland, Colum
bia, 1st; Ross, Eugene, 2nd; Ther
kelson, Eugene, 3rd. Time 56:2.
120-yard hurdles—Muirhead, Co
lumbia, 1st; Moses, Corvallis, 2nd;
Kirkland, Columbia, 3rd. Time 16:2.
100-yard dash—-Grant, H. M. A.,
1st; Goreczky, Columbia, 2nd; Kyle,
Jefferson, 3rd. Time 28:4.
Pole vault—Magone, St Johns, 1st;
Fruit, Salem, 2nd; Bonney, Jefferson,
and Manson, Columbia, tied for 3rd,
Manson winning the toss for the
medal. Height 10 ft.
880-yard dash—Nelson, Astoria,
1st; Staub, Washington, 2nd; Den
mon, Jefferson, 3rd. Time 2:11:3.
220-yard dash—Grant, H. M. A.,
1st; Goreczky, Columbia, 2nd; Lake,
Columbia, 3rd. Time 24:2.
High jump—Callison, Union, and
Muirhead, Columbia, tied for first
place. Height 5 ft. 8.6 inches. Fruit,
Salem, 3rd.
Broad jump—Brown, Eugene, 1st,
21 ft. 7 inches; Hodson, North Bend,
2nd, 20 ft. 10.6 inches; Smith, St.
Johns, 3rd, 20 ft. 5.5 inches.
Discus—Runquist, Washington, 1st;
105 ft. 7 inches; Johnson, Washing
ton, 2nd, 104 ft, 1 inch; Goreczky,
Columbia, 3rd, 98 ft. 6 inches.
Javelin—West, Eugene, 1st, 122 ft.
4.5 inches; Gay, H. M. A., and Stell
man, Columbia, tied for second, 121
ft. 6 inches.
Half mile relay—Won by Colum
bia’s team: Kirkland, Malarkey, Lake,
Goreczky; Eugene 2nd; Jefferson 3rd.
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the 22-foot mark, and Harmon, the
third man, leaped 21 feet 5% inches.
The showing in the other field events
was not remarkable. Edmonds, of
Washington, took both weights, and
the Oregon high jumpers made a
feeble showing.
Sprints Honors Divided.
Kay, of Oregon, and Crites, of
Washington, divided the sprints, Kay
taking the furlong and Crites the
century. The work of the Oregon
hurdlers was above expectations. Fee
took the high hurdles handily, and
Boylen, running his maiden hurdle
race in a bad lane, was beaten by Mc
Fee in the low sticks.
The Summary:
Mile—McClure (O.), first; Huggins
(O.), second; Clyde (W.), third. Time,
4:42 2-5.
440-yard run — Windnagle (O.),
first: McConnell (O.), second; McGil
licuddy (W.), third. Time, 54 1-5.
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feet 9 inches; Cook (O.), second, 39
feet 2 inches; Heidenreich (0.)> third,
37 feet 7 inches.
100-yard dash—Crites (W.), first;
Kay (O.), second; Boylen (O.), third.
Time, 10 1-5.
Pole vault—Williams (W.), first, ll
feet; Fee (O.), second, 10 feet 6 inch
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Two-mile run—McClelland (W.),
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High jump—Bowman (W.), first, 5
feet 6 inches; Williams (W.), second;
Stuller (O.), and Fee (O.), tied for
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220-yard hurdles—McFee (W.),
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third. Time, 28 1-5.
880-yard run—McConnell (O.),
first; Windnagle (O.), second; Clyde
(W.), third. Time, 2:08 1-5.
220-yard dash—Kay (O.), first;
Crites (W.), second; Wright (W.),
third. Time, 23 seconds.
Discus throw—Edmonds (W.), first,
119 feet 8 inches; Heidenreich (W.),
second, 110 feet 5 1-2 inches; Cook
(O), third, 104 feet 4 inches.
Broad jump—Williams (W.), first,
22 feet 5 1-2 inches; Parsons (O.),
second, 22 feet 1-2 inch; Harmon
(W.), second; McConnell (O.), third.
Time, 17 seconds.
Javelin throw—Neill (O.), first, 169
feet; Cook (O.), second, 158 feet 5 1-2
inches; Bancroft (W.), third, 152 feet
10 1-2 inches.
Mile relay—0r3gon team, McCon
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ton team, McGillicuddy, Wright,
Crites, McFee. Time, 3:33.
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