TITE MORXTXG OREGOXIAX. FRIDAY, MARCH 17, 1911.
8
WILLIAMS CLOUTS
FEATURE IN .GAME
Allegeart Proves Surprise,
Holding Beavers to Two
Hits, One Run. '-
ROADSTER LINE-UP GIVEN
Z Twnty-Sli riajrrt lo Report on
- March 33 With Annr Krotn
McCrrdlo That If Nra-dcd
Coast Will Add More.
SANTA MARIA, CaU March 11
i Spclal la a special Bve-lnning
." seme arranged for tha benefit of Judge
- w. w. M;Crec!e. who arrived here this
-norslnc. Buddy Ryan's Coyotes had
; sweet revenge on Walter McCredte's
Beavers br beating them In a ehort
. route contest this afternoon br the
'cor of 12 to 1.
The Coyotes stmp'y sisughtered BtU
. HuhiU i delivery In the second Inning.
, alio they scored 10 run on I hits.
The feature of tne swatfest wil the
'hatting of Nick Williams, who scored
"a Come run and a two-bagger In the
.inning.
Wi. iiama drove out the double In b'.a
first trip to the plate with Ryan on
- first, and when ha tame up tr.e sec
ond time tfc eai-ka w.re loaded and
, he bit the lonaest home run drive
made her ao far by b;ittna the ba'.l
.'over the far lft-R:j wall, scoring
three runners. Mer.sor. Ryan and r'ul
lerton. ahead of him. wiillams alo
pickled the ball for a single and an
' other twobsacr later In the game,
miklnl four hit all told and the laat
Ml scored tae final two runa tor the
- Coyotes.
Allrgrart I Son'rl".
A!'s7art occupied the slab fr the
' Coyotes, and the manner In which he
mowed McCradies forces down waa a
surprise to everyone- Even McCredle
failed to bit the elusive delivery of tha
Berkeley lad. ar.d tha two hlta he al
' lowed were made by Tommy !heehan
-and feckicpaush. i-rrore permitted the
' JJeavere' one run.
PTevloue to the fame Nlrk Williams
and the McCredlea conferred at lrnatD
over the Northwestern team, and while
' Williams la conndent that Ma team will
be a winner In Its present (arm. he
waa this morning asurd that ha would
be equipped witn any playera he need
led, either from the Portland Coasters
'"r from tha Cleveland American
' League team, and ha la highly elated
. over the prospect.
- Tha following Is a list of the Korth-
western Uxu, playera who will re
port at Portland March Hi
Catchers Harris. Snooks and Klrby.
i Pitchers Hioomfteld. Boyca. Garrett.
' Lamllne. Olenrke. T"nneson. Ior!and.
.Tates. Allegeart. Madden and Joel
Bercer. '
Innelders Wllllarrs. Casey. Mundorff.
Waters. Anderson. Clothier and Men
aor. . Outfletders Miller. Ort, 8 p a a a.
Thompson and StovaiL.
; Locals to Ho Tried Out.
Tha abova Hat comprlsea S playera.
" cut there ara a number of Portland and
', Oregon youngsters also to ba tried out.
'but Wlillama and McCreJle have not
; tile list of them hero.
- WU.Ian.a Is confident that ha la going
' to have a winner and seems to think
that his pitching stalf will ba hla main
'dependence, aa ha expects great things
of Tonneson. Allegeart. Yatra and Dor
land. White. La.nl.no. Utencke and
berger ousrht to prove fine pitchers,
'and then Billy Bloomfleld. Jess Garrett
and George Boyes ahould make good
with a vengeance, so tha blonde man-
' agar considers himself well oft is this
. department.
In discus. Ing tha baseball situation
Judge W. W. McCredle said: "I think
Walt baa tha best club ha has ever had
and 1 am determined that Williams will
also have a atrong club. Tha Coast
team looks at least 50 per cent stronger
to me. aa all Walters new men ara
fast men on the bases and seemingly
are first-class batsmen. I don't sea
what Walt la making all this fuss
about Neal Ball for when ha haa such
a player as Rodgers. who is fast
enough to suit me. lis can trade Bail
and not hurt hla team at all.
"While In Los Angeles I saw tha
'Vernon club pay tha Red Sox and I
don t believe Hog.in's team Is as strong
as last year. 1 don't know anything
- about tha other clubs, but they will
have to go to beat thla bunch of
Leavers playing tare."
Irish and Patch Lineup Given.
Tha lineup of tha Irish and tha Dutch
teama for the game tumorrow. sit- Pat
rick a day. will be aa foliowa:
Inlsh. Dutch.
Murray C Kuho
liriffith P tn
t.-t'r41e ..........IB Ftapps
V.asur .......2 11., San.-b.s
Vu.lcrtea .. S Pecklnpeusi
Sr.aa .......... . H. .. .Arlett er liousa
Kos.rs L F Kru.it.r
y.yaa ............ r ........... . -t.n
C...'bum .......RF Bch:m.dr
Archer. Rueell . . . . S it e. . Koeetser. Blades
fmpira w. V M -c red!.
After considerable wrangling and
near flghta between Tommy Sheehan
and Buddy Ryan, on one side, and Bill
Rappe and Artie Krueger on tha other,
the Portland Beavere managed to ba
assigned to tha Irish and tha Dutch
teama
Recollections of tha last game here
between the Irish and tha Dutch, which
broke up In a row because of a deci
sion by tha umpire, have caused a dearth
of umplrea In this vlclnttv. and no ona
can be found who Is willing to under
take tha Job, which has resulted In tha
nnanlmoua election of W. W. McCredle,
president of tha Portland club and ft
Representative In Congress. Tha
"Judge will undoubtedly accept, but
It la a ctnrh that none uf tha players,
not even his nephew, will make a
goat" out of him on tha Seventeenth
of Ireland.
Washington County Season Nigh.
FOREST GROVE. Or, March K Spe
cial. The Washington County Baseball
League will open the season April 30.
when Cornelius and Hl'lsboro v. Ill play
on tha grounds at the County Seat, and
Fort Orove will contest with banks on
the Fair Grounds, east of thla city. A
schedule of games has been formed and
tha membership of the teams will be
limited to county p'.syera A forfeit of
will be paid by any team withdrawing
from tha league before conclusion of the
season.
"Washing-ton County Schools ao Vie.
, FOREST GROVB Or. March It 9r
clal The schools of Washington County
will send athletlo teams to Forest Grove
April XI to compete In aa Interacholastle
field aad track meet on the college cam
pua. Tha Uet of evanta wl.l Include those
generally competed la collegiate meets.
rOTJS, BEAVER PLATERS AT SANTA MART A.
77
MAROONS IN -FIELD
Fast Independent Team Re-organizes
for Season.
FIRST GAME NEXT SUNDAY
Many "lue Being: Formed for Play
In Portland and Vicinity Period
of Issuance of Challenges
Now In Fall Sway.
Tha Portland Maroona. ona of Port
lands fastest Independent baseball
teams for tha past four seasons, has re
organised for tha 1111 season. "Nig"
Herschler will manage tha team thla
season and tha captain will ba selected
probably next week.
The Maroona will open their aeaaon
next Hunday morning on the Buckman
field. Kaat Twelfth and Davis streets.
In a practice game with the Meier A
Frank team. Thereafter tha team will
be ready for all comers.
Chauncey Mullen and "Nig" Hersch
ler will do the catching, while Alder
man, who pitched for tha Hlllsboro
Cardinals last year, will attend to tha
twirling for tha tlma being. In tha In
Held tha men will ba "Hank" Harrla. tha
leading hitter of the Interacholastlo
League last year, on first: Willy, a Ta
coma lajl. on aecond: Cohen. Porter Tett
or Paul Duncan at shortstop and third
base. Tha outfield will ba taken cars
of by Roy Brlgga, "Dude" Miller. Paul
Dueber. "Tot" Manning or Jeaae Stran
ahan. The Maroons will play at home for
tha first two or threa weeks of the sea
son, and then will play out-of-town
games. Any and all teama will ba
played. Last year they maintained tha
reputation, secured In previous yeara.
of being one of tha fastest Independent
teama turned out on tha Portland aand
lota The Maroons will probably ba tha
first team to play oul-of-towa games
from Portland.
In behalf of tha Alblna Colts base
ball team, Harry Grayson, manager, haa
Issued a challenge to play any teama In
the Willamette Valley or vicinity of
Portland for a aids bet to suit tha team
accepting the game. Ha Is especially
eager to arrange games with Sheridan.
Camas, Aurora. Hubbard and other
Willamette Valley towna Tha Alblna
Colts have secured tha services of sev
eral fast local semi-professional man.
Tha Cmlef Proa and Meter eV Frank
teams will meet Sunday afternoon at
tha Buckman field diamond. The game
will begin at t o'clock. Charlea Mar
tin, who played aeveral games In tha
Blua Mountain League, will wear a Ca
lef uniform Sunday. Bill Balrd. first
baseman, will perform at tha Initial
sack.
Tha Popcorn Kings team haa bean re
organised with "Duke" Fletcher at Its
head. New unlforma were ordered by
J. w. Paulson from the Spalding rep
resentatives and will no doubt arrive
next week.
Tha Oregon-Washington Railroad as
Navigation Company shops haa placed a
baseball nine In tha field and celebrated
the opening day by beating Lents at
Lents last Sunday by tha acora of ( to
J. Sunday afternoon the team will en
gaga In a game with the M. J. Gill
team at the Columbus Club grounds.
Wlillama avenue and Stanton etreeta.
Grammar School Teams Play.
Flaying even In almost every Innning
until tha last, when a couple of hlta
and a boot allowed threa runs, tha
Olencoa Oraramar Scnool baseball team
defeated tha Crescent Grammar School
team by tha acora of o 7 yesterday
t-a l
afternoon on tha grounds at East Flf-ty-soventh
and Eaat Taylor atreeta.
Tha batteries were: Olencoa Chrls
tenson and Williams; Crescent. O'Dall
and Fredericks.
Cy Young- Too Fat to Plaj.
HOT SPRINGS. Ark.. March 1. Dla
oouraged at tha alow manner In which
ha haa been reducing his weight In tba
work of getting ready for tha next
championship campaign In tha Ameri
can League, Cy Young, the veteran
pitcher for Cleveland, haa mada the
formal announcement that this will ba
the laat year ha will appear In public
as a professional player. Toung Is
still high In flesh and is playing the
outfield In practice game and running
to reduca his avoirdupois.
Gloss and Caratjtts Training;.
Ed Gloss, Portland oarsman, and Gus
Caratjaa hare been training for their
match race at 11 A. M. next Sunday.
Caratjaa rows twice a day, taking
long pulls In his favorite shell. Gloss
haa only been rowing onca a day, but
will probably work out morning and
night the rest of tha week. The race
will ba from the Oaka to tha Portland
Rowing Club, nearly two miles.
JEFFERSON TEAM WINS
LINCOLN DOWSED I!V CLrOSIXQ
GAME OF SEASON.
Murphy, Star Player, Throws Five
Difficult Baskets Final Score
. Is SB to 23.
With tha best of team work and lucky
shooting. Jefferson High School defeated!
Lincoln High School at basketball yes
terday afternoon on tha Young Men's
Christian Association floor. The score
waa 6 to 11. Tha game ended the play
ing season for each of the achoola and
will In all probability ba tha laat game of
tha Interscholaatlc season. Allen Pre
paratory School and Waahlngton High
School yet have a gams to play, but It la
rumored that Allan will forfeit tha game
to Washington.
Lincoln, although weakened at canter
by playing without Elvers, mada tha Jef
feraonlans "hurry" at all stages of tha
gama and the cloaeness of tha game Is
not Indicated by tha score. Although
somewhat close upon the heels of Jeffer
son at times. Lincoln. did not seriously
threaten to take the lead after the open
ing moments of tha gama.
With short paastng and dribbling Jef
ferson wss enabled to get to tha Lincoln
basket many times. "Midget" Murphy,
guard, played the moat spectacular game
of any of tha ten men, tossing five bas
kets from tha field, several of which
were long-distance throws Vospor was
so closely guarded by his former team
mate. Toomey, that ha was able to throw
but two field baskets. Ha aoored 14
points for bis team, however. Vosper
formerly played with Lincoln, being all
star forward on that team laat year.
Toomey played a good "sticking" game.
Referee Livingstone found It necessary
to call many fouls because of the ten
dency of tha men to hold. Lincoln was
tha worst offender and Jefferson was
awarded II free throws, ten of which
Vosper scored. Lincoln tried nine times
but, succeeded only once on fouls.
Patterson, guard for Lincoln, was
slightly Injured at tha close of tha gams
by being struck In the face In a mlrup
from which he received a aevere cut un
der tha eye and bad his knea hurt. Pat
terson scored three baskets for his team:
and Venstrand and Lewia each scored
three, while Spamer and Reed each
tossed but one basket. Murphy waa the
leading basket-thrower for Jefferson, get.
ting five: Vosper got two; West scored
two, and Anderson rolled four into tha
basket. Tha Una up of tha teama was
as follows:
Jefferson. Lincoln.
Totuw (capt) f Sparn.r
We.t t.... Lewla
Andsrsoa e..... Venstrand
Morin ....... -g Toomey rapt.)
Murpnr .....s Rsed, Patterson
Kaiaree Harry Livingstone.
RECORDS GO SMASH
Los Angeles Team Leads at
Western Bowling Congress.
SPOKANE FIVE IS SECOND
Complaint Made That Alleys Are
N'ot Fitted to Tournament.
Portland Pin Men Fall to Get
Within Prize Money.
P POX AX H Wash.. Marcti 1. (Special.)
Every existing bowling record in the
Western Bowling Congress tournament
now roiled on tha new Armory aueys ,
was broken tonight and to make the
thing all tha more declalve. some or tne
high marks were broken twice and three
times, making the eighth day of tha
fifth annual tournament the biggest ao
far of the Congress- biggest tourney.
Tha Southern Callfornlas. of Los An-
gvlos, went Into first place for the big .
1500 prise, with a 2718 score and at the
same tlma were given a battle royal by
the Smiths Dope team of Spokane, backed j
ny tna new western ru.uui va
president, which also passed the high
mark that had stood until today and
now reposes In second plscs with 2683.
Joe Donohue of the Gsroa, of San Fran
cisco, hung up a mark of Ml In tha
singles, which Is so far 88 pins ahead
of hla nearest competitor. The team of
Donohue and Kelton, repreaenting the
Gatoa of San Francisco, set a new mark
for the doublea with 1123. Donohue also
now leads for the best score for all
nine games with a total of 1734 pins,
passing the mark set by Dobb of Seattle
early in the tournament.
Thla leaves every big prise In the hands
of the California bowlena with two atrong
teama from Seattle, one from Wallace,
Idaho, one from Calgary and one or two
outside local possibilities to shoot today.
All sorts of arguments are being ad
vanced to explain the failure of the
crack bowlers to come up to the high
scores of previous W. B. C. tourneys.
Gus Ahrens ssys the alleys are too
fast to take the hook ball, on which
most of the crack bowlers rely; A. J.
Werner Insists that the new-fangled
pin spotters, which work as a spike
Into a bole In the bottom of the pins,
crests a suction that makes the pins
stick In splta of a Jar that ordinarily
would topple them over; Tom Swlnney
says the runways are too slippery, and
other excuses are offered.
In the 'doubles this afternoon Port
land bowlera performed as follows:
Amb ISO " 1
Heath 1"T " 18
Totals
Orand total . .
Leap
Schactmeyer ...
33 S70
1032
jnn 1S2
1U0 1VS
1R4
Totals 232
Grand total
Ambs shot 474 In the slntl'S.
390
877
1090
NEAL BALL IS MUDDLED
PLATER REFUSES TO COME TO
PORTLAND, HOWEVER.
In fielder Willing to Play With Clevo-
land or Any Eastern Club, but
Balks at Coast League. -
CHICAGO. March It. (Special.)
Neal Ball, formerly of tha Cleveland
American baseball team. Is In a mud
dled state of mind concerning- his base
ball connections for this season. For
tha last two years Ball has played with
Cleveland at shortstop and for two
years before that ha waa with New
York, of the American League. Ball
went to tha Paclfio Coast last Fall and
managed a team at San Diego, CaU
known as the Ball's Bears during the
aeaaon of the Paclfio Coast Winter
League.
While ha was on the Coast Ball was
notified by the Portland club that he
had been released to that nine by Cleve
land for the Coast League work this
season. Ball has refused to play with
Portland and Is now In Chicago. He
atlll holds a contract with Cleveland
which has not been fulfilled, according
to friends of the player.
Baltimore, of the Eastern League, as
well as others of the American Associ
ation and Western League has offered
a good sum for Ball. Manager McCre
dle, of the Portland Club. Insists on
Ball returning to the Coast for the
season, but the player refuses to go.
This is the situation at present and
Ball does not know whether he Is a
holdout, "outlaw," "handout" or a
"goat." He wants to play with Cleve
land or any Eastern team, but refuses
to move his family back to tba Coast
In order to play with Portland.
Boat Race Date Is Set.
ITHACA. N. T.. March 1. May z7
and Sayuga Lake have been definitely
fixed as tha time and place for holding
tha annual Cornell-Harvard boat racea.
HOPE FOR. BOXING SEEN
CHICAGO FANS GLEEFUL OVER
BILL- IN LEGISLATURE.
In View of Favorable Action in
Other States They Expect Six
Round Bouts to Bo Permitted.
CHICAGO. March 1. (Special.)
The Introduction In the State Legisla
ture today of a bill to legalize six
round boxing bouts In Illinois was
greeted with pleasure by aportsmen
throughout the city. The general im
pression la that the bill Just flta wanta
which have long been felt by those
who saw with regret tha passing of
the game six years ago.
Senator Dick's bill Is almost Iden
tical with one now before the Missouri
State Legislature and which seems al
most certain of passage there, and ona
recently paased in Michigan. With
Missouri. Michigan, Indiana and Ohio
nartnittlna- six-round bouts, sportsmen
believe there is every possibility of the ,
Illinois Legislature taxing lavoraoie
action on tha measure now before it.
Strange aa it may seem. s6me oppo
sition, direct or indirect. Is expected
from men In the professional sport
game, especially those Interested In
wrestling. A resumption of boxing is
sure to k nock the bottom out of wrest
ling In Chicago. '
West Speaks to Students.
SALEM, Or., March 1. (Special.)
Governor West went to Philomath today
to address tha students of Philomath
College.
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"PACKET CLAIMS TITLE
M FARLAXD SATS HE IS OXXT
LIGHTWEIGHT CHAMPIOX.
Only Bono of Contention Is Idttle
Matter of Two Pounds Weight
He Invites Battler.
NEW YORK, March 1. Rumors of
the impending retirement from the ring
of Ad Wolgast. the lightweight cham
pion, lent added Interest to a statement
Issued here by Packer McFarland, In
which the latter alleges ha ts the only
real, slmon pure, champion lightweight
boxer of the world.
He declarea that any desiring to con
test his claim may apply in person at
their peril. The only reason that his
championship claim Is not recognized,
says McFarland, Is a little matter of a
couple of pounds In weight. His state
ment goea into details on this propo
sition of weight.
'The weight Question," ha says,
"seems to be the bona of contention
with champions who wish to sidestep a
onallenge. The lightweight limit in this
country is 133 pounds. Under my
agreement with Moran I made 15
pounds without difficult, and I am now
oonfldent that I can fight at the 13J
pound Umita
"What la more. I am wining to do ao.
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BOXING CONTEST
Vancouver Athletic Clnb, March IT, at
AUDITORIUM. VANCOUVER, WASH,
8l30 P. M.
MAIN BOUT 15 BOUNDS.
KidMorrisseyvs.BudAnderson
THREE SIX-ROUND PRELIMINARIES
Thirty-three rounds and every round
a scrap. Tickets on sale at Schiller's.
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