THE MOR-TN-G OKEGOXIAX. SATTJKDAY. MAT 1, 1309.
1
LOCALS DROP ONE'
TO OAKLAND TEAM
Beavers Collapse in Sixth In
ning and Visitors Win
Easily.
5 TO 1 IS FINAL SCORE
Bolce Outpitches Seaton. Who Goes
Wild, and Gougb. "Who Is Put
In for Homers, Does
Xo Better.
MCD1C COAST LEAGrE.
Yesterday's Results.
Oakland 6, Portland 1.
San rrancisco 4, Sacramento 3.
Vernon 3. Los Angeles a.
Standing of the Clubs.
a s g r ; o 3 -a
O O S 5 g. o
CLUBS. S ? ? g f f 3
Portland ... 'j . . 4 T sj 191 .B33
fan Fran.. . . 4 4 81 4 is! .5S1
Sacramento 2 6 .. 41 31 15! .517
Loi AnniM 6 3. 6 . . 13 .500
XtT,;oni 1 2 4 5 12 .414
Oakland... 3 3 4 . . ll 11 .355
r ' I 1 I 1 1
Lost !iri3!l4 15il7 20i 0
BT W. J. PETRAIN.
After winning eight straight games
from the OaJUand bunch, Portland col
lapsed yeeterday, and by virtus of the
fine pitching; of George Bodce, the com
muters got away with the long- end of a
6-to-l score at the Vaughn-street lot.
Incidentally it was ladies" day and the
exceptionally largre gathering of femi
ninity might possibly have had Just the
least bit to do with the case of stage
fright experienced by the home team In
the sixth inning.
Anyhow, Hugh McCredie. who had a
grouch on yesterday, said Portland has
won only two ladies' day games In the
history of the league in Portland, and he
would be willing to cut out this day were
It not for the fact that Walter and the
iudge will not stand for It.
For Ave innings, Young Seaton, who
was sent In to slab it for the home
Tuard, closed the Oaks out without a. hit
3r a run. During this time, however, he
showed signs of wildness and after two
runs were put over on him in the sixth,
and he walked the first man up In the
seventh. MoCredie brought out his derrick
and shifted Walter Gough to the mound.
The damage had been done previous to
the advent of the row man, but he con
tributed a couple of costly errors and
forced a run over the plate with a bas
on balls, so the switch really worked no
particular good.
Game Is Won in Sixth.
With Boice pitching in grand form, tt
soon developed that one or two runs
would win the game, and when Oakland
put the. two over on Seaton in the . sixth,
the game was stowed away in Van Hal
tren'e pocket. Portland's only run came
in the fourth, when hits by MoCredie and
Johnson, and Breen's bunt on a hit
,and run play with the tall manager on
third, scored the first and only Portland
tally of the game.
In the sixth. Murphy led off with a
single. McCay dumped a sacrifice at
Johnson, but Kennedy muffed the throw
and both hands were safe. Van Haltren
advanced both men with a sacrifice, and
Happy Bill Hogan biffed one to right,
scoring both men
Seaton walked Carroll in the seventh,
and MoCredie chased .him. calling in
. Gough. The new pitcher threw the ball
away trying to catch Carroll off first,
and the Oaklander went to second. Gough
then fanned Truesdale, but followed this
by walking La Longe Boice singled over
second, scoring Carroll, and Murphv was
safe on Kennedy's error. This filled the
bases. McCay filed to Breen. but Van
Haltren was passed, forcing in La Longe.
Hogan flew to McCredie, ending the
inning.
Cough's error. Carroll's sacrifice. Duffy
Lewis' eteal of third and Truesdale'o
lucky hit to right gave the Oaks the
fifth and last, run in the eighth. Murphy.
McCay and Van Haltren singled In suc
cession, the last two beating out bunts
in the ninth, put three Oaklanders' on
and none down in that inning, but Gough
rallied nicely and disposed of Hogan. Duffy
Lewis and Carroll in order.
Happy iHogan s fielding of the, third
bag position, and Truesdale s one-handed
stop of a hot grounder were the fielding
features. The same teams play today and
"Speck" Harkness will oppose Slim Nel
son. Official Score or Game.
The official score of yesterday's game is
as follows :
OAKLAND
AB
Murphy, rf 4
McCay. ss 4
Van naltren. cf ...... . 2
Hogan. 3b 3
D lewis 4
Oarroll. If v 2
Truesdale. 2b 3
Lt Longa. c 1
Bolc.e. p 4
K IB PO
12 0
A
0
O
4
0
1
4
1 2
r x 1
1 1
1 o
0 1
1 o
o 1
Totals ; 5
PORTLAND
Ryan cf 4 O
cilsoa, as 3 0
Ort. !f 4 o
McCredie. rf 3 1
Johnson. Sb 4 O
Breen. 2b 3. 0
Kennedy, lb 4
Anmbrusrer. c 1
Seaton. p 2
Gsush. p 1 O
8 27 18
Totala
39 1 S 27 11
SCORE BT INNINGS
Oakland OO0OO221 09
Hits 0000O212 3 S
Portland OOOIOOOO 0 1
Hi! 1 102001O 0 5
SUMMARY.
Struck out By Boice B, Seaton 4. Gough
2 Bases on oajls Off Boice 3. Seaton 3.
Ooujn 2 At bat Of! Seaton 17. Oouga 12.
Double plays McCredie to Kennedy; Carroll
to D Lewis Sacrir.ce hits Olson. Breen.
Carroll. McCay, Van Haltren. Murphy
Stolen base Truesdale. Hit bv pitched balls
LaLonge, by Gougb. First base on errors
Oakland 2. Port. and 2 'Wild ri'ches
Bolce. Seaton. Left on bases risk land 10,
Portland a Innlngi pitched By Seaton 0.
Gough 3 Base hua Off Seaton 2. runs 2
Charg-e defeat to Seaton. Time of came. 2
hours 6 minutes. Umpire Toman.
Vernon Beats Angels.
LOS ANGELES. April 30. Two runs
In the ninth Inning won the game to
day for Vernon. Los Angeles failing to
score in their half. Coy, the Vernon
pitcher, allowed nine hits, but kept
them well scattered through the game.
Score: R. H. E.
Vernon ...01000000 2 8 6 . o
Los Ang ...00100001 0 2 9 S
Batteries Coy and Hogan;- Briswal
ter and OrendorfT.
Seals Block Senators.
SAN FRANCISCO, April SLSajeJ
Francisco stopped the victorious prog
ress of the Sacramento Coast League
team today, winning by a 4-to-3 score.
Corbett pitched shut-out ball for eight
innings, but in the ninth the visitors
fell on his delivery, driving three runs
in and evening up the score. San
Francisco got the winning run off
Whalen. who relieved Baum in the
fifth, in their half. Score:
R.H. E.
Sacramento 00000000 3 3 8 2
San Fran ..11001000 1 t 7 2
Batteries Corbett and Berry; Baum,
Whalen and Graham.
XATION.Ui LEAGITE.
.Won. Lost. ' P C.
Chicago g 4 .ism?
Boston 6 . 4 .0O
Philadelphia 8 . 5. 545
Cincinnati , ........8 7 .r3
Pittsburg; 6 -5V
Brooklyn 4 400
New York 4 e -40
St. Louis 5 9 .357
Philadelphia. 2; Xew Tort 1.
PHILADELPHIA, April 30. After get
ting the lead in the first inning on
Murray's home-run drive and holding it
until the ninth inning. New Tork was
beaten by Philadelphia today. Score:
R.H.E.I R.H.E.
Philadelphia.. 2 6 0New Tork 14 1
Batteries Moore and .Dooin; WlltEe and
Marquard. Meyers.
Rain Blocks Game.
The Brooklyn-Boston game, at New
Tork, was postponed on account of rain.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Won. Lost. P C.
Detroit .10 3 .789
Boston T S 6 S3
New Tork 7 5 BSS
Philadelphia. 5 5 50
Chicago w 5 6 -455
Cleveland 4 8 .333
St. Louie 4 ' 8 .333
Washington 3 7 .300
Detroit 4; St. Louis 2.
DETROIT. April 30. Detroit and St.
Louis played on a damp field in very
cold weather and the champions won,
4 to 2. Score:
R. H. E. R. H. E.
Detroit 4 6 lSt. Louis ..2 7 3
Batteries Summers and Stallage;
Graham and Criger.
Rain Spoils Game.
The New York-Philadelphia game, at
New Tork, was postponed on account of
rain.
WTXGED "M" DEFEATS AGGIES
Takes Ragged , Six-Inning Game at
O. A. C. by Score of 9 to 6.
OREGON AGRICULTURAL COL
LEGE,. Corvallis, Or.. April 30. espe
cial.) Multnomah Athletic Club's base
ball team took a poorly played six
inning contest from the collegemen
this afternoon by a score of 9 to 6. The
game was replete with errors on the
part of both teams, with the college
team leading In the particular feature.
The college team held the visitors to
a close score until the fifth inning,
when Austin pounded out a two-bagger
and two men scored. The local team
picked up one in the same inning, but
the club scored two more in the sixth
on a bad error by Catcher Moore and
game was called with the visitors
three scores in the lead.
Knudson pitched a steady game and
kept the hits well scattered. Keene of
O A. C. walked several men end while
he allowed a few clean hits, the loss
of the game was due to poor support
offered him.
The Multnomah team left on the
evening train for Eugene, where they
BATTERIES OF OPPOSING TEAMS ITT INTER-SCHOLASTIC LEAGUE
GAME.
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arp scheduled to play two games with
the University ball tossers tomorrow.
CRICKET SEASON' OPE.S TODAY
Teams Are Well Trained and Fast
Match Expected.
The Portland Cricket Club will open the
season today with a match. Captain vs.
Vice-Captain The fine weather during
April has enabled the members to get in
coneiderable practice, so that this match
should prove a good one. From now on
there will be a regular match every Satur
day afternoon
Today's match will be played on the
clut grounds in North Mount Tabor, and
will begin at 2:80 P. M. The club would
giadly have as Its guests any persons who
are interested in the national game . of
Br.gland. The ladies will serve refresh
ments in the clubhouse during the after
noon. To reach the grounds, take the
Montavilla car to East Sixty-seventh
street and walk two blocks north.
Victoria. B. C, Pacific Coast cham
pions, will send a strong team to Port
land for two games on May S4 and 25.
The local cricketers will do their utmost
to take at least one of these games.
In recent lecture delivered before the
Royal Society of Arts. Leon (faster ad
vances the opinion that ultra-violet rays
from.-indoor electric lamps are injurious to
hafUtn. Tie advises the use of bulbs which
will obstruct these rays.
TT.na-Hah.
COLTS CUNT FIND
BALL; LOSE 2 T0 1
Defensive Work of Spokane
and Portland Not Marred
by Fielding Error.
COONEY GETS IN BUNTS
Plnnance Is Steady, hut Fails to
Land as Many Strtke-onts as
Wright for Indians Close De
cision on Portland's Ron.
SPQKAyB, Wash.. April 30. Special.)
Not a fielding error marred the defensive
work of Spokane and Portland today,
and there were some sensational stops
and catches to make the perfect fielding
all the more remarkable. There were only
four battery errors on each, side, and
only one of them costly. Two of the. three
runs were cleanly earned. Not a stolen
base against the' perfect work of both
catchers and all the hitting was harp
and clean, considering that on both of
Cooney's two perfect 6afe bunts there was
not a chance to catch the speed wonder,
although one play looked dose.
Both Wright and Plnnance pitched mag
nificent ball. Wright earning his victory
because the Indians found the ball oftener
and for longer drives. Except for a hair
line decision at first base, Portland would
have been shut out. Wright disposed of
ten by the airline route, getting Captain
Casey three times and every man on the
Portland team at least once excepting
Cooney and Pinnance. Pinnnnce did not
land so many strikeouts, faced fewer bat
ters and the six hits aggregated a much
larger total bases, yet he vis remark
ably steady, and might have shoved the
game into extra inlngs but for his one
base on. balls that was cashed into a run.
The score:
PORTLAND
A.B
4
4
'. '. '. '. '. '. ' 4
3
3
3
3
R H. P.O. A E.
0 0 3 1 0
'1 3 3 4 0
0 0 0 0 0
0 1 11 0 0
0 1 S O 0
0 0 0 2 0
0 10 0 0
0 0 4 3 0
0 0 0 3 0
1 5 24 13 0
E
H H PO. A. B.
0 0 1 0 0
11 12 0
0 110 0
0 1 6 S 0
0 0 3 1 0
0 1 1 0 0
0 0 11 0 0
0 1 3 2.0
1 1 0 2 0
2 6 27 0
Casey, ?b
Coonev, es . ,
Bassay. if . .
MulHn. lb . .
Garry, cf . . ,
Staton. 3b . .
Murphy, . rf ,
Murray, c . .
Pmnanoe. p .
Total
A.B
Clynes. if 3
Altman. 3b 4
Weed, rf 3
Connors, lb : 2
James. 3b 3
Burnett, cf 3
Ostdiek, c 3
Brown, ss 6
Wright, p 2
Total 28
SCORE BT INNINGS.
Portland 0 0 0 1 0 0 o 0 0 1
Spokane 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 3
SUMMARY.
Three-base hits Garry. Burnett Two
base hits Altman, Connors. Struck out
By Wright 10 by Plnnance 4 Bases on
balls Off Wright 1, off Plnnance 1. Hit
by pitcher Conners (by Plnnancel. Wild
pitch Wright 1. Double plays Brown to
James to Connor: Plnnance to Cooney - to
- .K'. . .7 J-i --VsM
- W V..... " V - -. . ;
Mollln. Left on basea Portland S. Spo
kane 3. Time of game 1 hour 30 minutes.
Umpire Prary.
GHXIGAX LETS IX OJTE HTT
Bea-wers Use Tip Callff, Quigley Goee
In and "Four Score.
VANCOUVER, B. C. pril 80 Jack
Gilligan. who was driven from the box
by Aberdeen in three innings yesterday,
went again this afternoon for the Beavers
and let the Cat down with one scratch
NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE.
xesterdays Besnlts.
Spokane 2, Portland 1.
Seattle 5. Tacoxna. 1.
Vancouver 4. Aberdeen 2.
Sfamding of the Clubs.
O S3
o
23
CLUBS.
Seattle ....
Spokane. . . ,
Vancouver.
Portland . . .
Tacoma,. . .
Aberdeen. .
101
9
8
5
5
t
714
.643
615
.357
357
.308
Lost.
4f Sf Sf
9f f 9 Sf
hit But for an error by emioh he would
have had a shutout. The Beavers put
pitcher Califf to the bad in the first in
ning nd with the bases full and none out
he was supplanted by WUders. Then, a
single by Quigley and a three-bagger by
Sugdsn scored four runs. -
ABERDEEN. '
A.B. R. H. P.O. A E.
Campbell, if 4 0 0 0 0 0
Carr, as ' 4 0 0 1 2 0
Straib. lb 4 0 0 s 0 0
LeJeune, cf 3 1.0 4 0 0
Swalm, If 4 0 0 6 0 0
Herbert, Sb S 1 0 3 0 0
Moore. 2b 3 0 0 1 3 1
O'Brien, c 3 0 1 4 0 0
Callff. p : 0 0 0 0 0 0
Wilder, p 3 o 0 0 1 o
Total 80 2 1 24 6 1
VANCOUVER.
AB. R. H. PO. A. E.
Mahon. If 2 1 0 3 1 0
Davis, rf 4 1 1 4 0 0
Nordyke. lb 2 1 0 8 0 0
Cahill, cf 3 0 0 S 0 0
Ouigley. 2b 3 1112 1
Smith, as 4 O 0 2 3 2
Su&den, c ..........3 - 0. 3 s 1 0
Snyder. Sb 4 0 0 0 1 0
Gilligan. p 3 0 1 0 1 0
Total Is 4 i 34 9 S
SCORE BT INNTNGS.
Aberdeen 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 i
Vancouver 4 o 0 0 0 0 o 0 4
SUM MART.
Three-base hit Sugden Sacrifice hit
Cahill. Stolen bases Herbert. Quigley.
Bases on balls Gilligan 2, Callff 2, Wilder
8 Hit by pitched ball Quigley (by Wil
der. Ba.se hits Oft Callff. 1 in 1 1-3 in
nings; of Wilder, 7 in 7 2-3 Innings- Runs
Caln 0. Wilder 4. Time of game 1 hour
4 minutes. Umpire Flynn.
SEATTLE BTJXCHES HER HITS
Five Runs Are Scored, While Allen
Gives Tacoma Only One.
SEATTLE, April 30. Seatue won from
Tacoma today by bunching hits when
Claflln lost control, and issued two bases
on balls. Four runs came over. Hits by
Akin and Bennett added another in the
eighth.
Tacoma batted Allen out of the box a
few days ago, but in this game he held
them to one clean hit and a beat-out
which yielded one run In connection with
infield outs.
Brilliant features were lacking, al
though there was a lot of good fielding.
Capron ran tie bases stupidly and was
caught twice. Score:
SEATTLE.
AB. E. IB. PO A ID
Akin. 3b . 3 1 1 0 S 1
Raymond, ss- -. 4 0 O 1 6 0
Bennett, 2b 4 1 2 5 3 1
Lynch, cf 4 1 1 2 0 O
Frisk, rf . ,4 1 1 O 0 0
Caoron. If 4 0 2 0 O 0
Magee, lb 3 1 1 1 o O
Siieau c 3 O O 3 O O
Allen, .p 3 O 2 0 8 O
Totals -32 5 10 27 17 2
TACOMA
AB. R. IB. PO. A E.
Sueea. rf 4 O O 2 0 O
OartwTls-bt. Sb 4 O' o 1 1 1
Hurley, lb 4 O O 7 2 "1
Swain, of..... 3 O O 4 1 1
Bender, c 3 O O 1 3 0
Klppert. If. 2 0 0 2 0 0
Dieters. 2b 3 1 1 2 2 0
Bresino, ss 3 O 0 4 1 0
Claflin, p S O 1 1 8 0
Totals 28 1 2 24 12 2
SCORE BY INNINGS.
Seattle 00400001 5
Tacoma 0 000 1 0OO 0 1
SITQUSY
Sacrifice nlt Raymond. Masrea, EUppert.
Stolen bases Bennett, Magee Struck out
Allen 2, Claflln 2- Bases on balls Off Allen
1. Claflln 7 Wild pitch Claflln. Double
play Bennett and Magee. Tiir.e of gajna,
1 hour 25 minutes. . Umpire Caruthers.
Scrubs Training for Track Meet.
PACIFIC TJNTVERSITT, Forest Grove,
Or., April 30. (Special.) On May 15 a
track meet will be held on the local
field for those men who failed to make
a point on Field Day, the inter-class
competition meet held last Wednesday.
Ribbons will be given for first, second
and third places and all the "scrubs'" are
training faithfully. The first collegiate
meet will be a practice affair with the
Portland Academy on the college track.
May 9.
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COLUMBIA IS BEATEH
BASEBALL TEAM MEETS FIRST
DEFEAT OF SEAS03T.
Washington High School Beat Var
sity Nine try Score ot
8 to 1.
Columbia. University suffered Its first
defeat of th season In the. Intei
scholastic league yesterday afternoon,
when the Washington High School ran up
S scores against them, allowing only one
run In return. TJp to the fourth Inning
only one man had reached first and this
v.-a s due to an almost unavoidable error
on the part of the pitcher. Kinegan, who
muffed the ball that barely strode his
hand. In the fourth inning. Flnegan
weakened and three runs were made In
that inning.
Another run was made by the Wash
ington in the fifth Inning. This seemed
to rattle the Columbia men for they made
several errors, going completely up in the
air. Four runs were made in this Inning
and the side was again retired with the
bases full.
Finegan was replaced in the seventh
Inning by Kirk and the Columbia men
rallied, shutting the Washington men
out. Houck. for the Washingtons,
pitched a magnlficient game, striking out
eight men. He was well backed up by
the rest of the team. Houck also made
one of the two-base hits of the game,
and scored two runs.
The line-up:
C TT Position. W. H B.
Finnegan. Kirk P - Houck
Ennis C Cason
Dooley IB Moreland
Davis -B Cornell
Heywood SB Cobb
Campbell S.S Jones
O'Brien X.. F Hedges
McDonald CF . Llnsey
Perkins R F Cozens
SCORE BT DTJiTNlSS.
Columbia. University. . .0OOOO000 1 1
Washington H. S. OOOS 14O0 0 S
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Three Games in Ijlnn County.
ALBANY, Or., April 30. (Special-)
There will be three big baseball games
in Linn County next Sunday. The Cot
tage Grove team will play the Aleo Club
team, of Albany, at this city; the Stayton
team will play Lebanon in the latter
city, and the Sclo team will play on Its
home grounds against the Silverton team.
The Albany High School team will play
the Lebanon team In Lebanon tomorrow.
Latest rrtyle nurcpa at Tcosenchal's.
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Take "S" or 16th-street cars.
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