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- iTURBULENT game i GOES TO BEAVERS I Heavy Hitting and "Scrap z ping" With Umpire Mark ? Contest With Oaks. .4 PLAYERS ARE BANISHED Zarkrr, MrCrrdlc. Uolfrrton and Retting Baled Off Torf by Fin- . ney Both Sides Require Serv - Ire of Two Pitcher. t w. j. rrTRArv. Harry Wolverton introduced hla at Ian I left-hander. Harry Ablea. to "-Portland yesterday, and for four tu rnings the southpaw mad those 'bitvm of ours at out of tils hand. Ttut a "sot hla" In th Bfth. which re .aulted In tha etarttng of a bom bard --merit which lasted th rest of th cam. 7 .and Portland won I to 1 - Both teams had to ua two pitcher, .for th ) want , aftar timer avKoeetnsr Ilka a lot of ( In tha 'wightn and Benny Henderson waa .'called upon to stave off th onslaught, and Just aa h did on Tuesday after noon, h mad good. When Benny went ,ul the hill th Oaks wr ripping; vbaaa hlti through th Portland InOeld f.mi:h considerable eclat, and Mr. Zarher ewaa tha batsman to fac Bnny with two out. Zacaer la aom hitter sometimes, but yesterday waa hardly on of tba l.mea. for h fanned a couple of time against Koestncr. and when Benny Henderson sat "hlra down on thre e-strtaea, ha objected o atrenouMy that -Implr Finney chaaed him from th aScsds of action. '- - Mt-Crvdle It Banished. m In fact Finney waa- tha ral artlcla Tin wielding th sklddoo sign. II first ' -tied a can" to Matufrr McCredte be cause "Mac" thought, and waa unkind "enough to think out loud, that Finney wss suffering from defect!- eyesight . in call i tit Uert Coy grounder to right ; a fair hit. Later on. Harry Wolverton .did not ilk th umpire's decision call-ins; "Kitty Knight out at first, and " was so strenuous about It that Finney decided h needed a shower bath to cool off so banished bun after ilo- Cradle. " Cua Hetllns;. soon sfterwerds.- (rot a .'notion that Finney waa a robber chief, -and. after Informing th umplr of his opinion. Ous waa likewise ezpuritated tram th Kent of action. The canning; "of Helling aent th Oaks skyrocket ing. Tortland profiled by a txlo of ' run buns up la th eighth, which evened up for what tb Oaka had don to Koestaer In th same session. Game I Scrappy." .' It was a "scrappy" game throughout " and th horn team bad all th luck In bunches. Jack Barry also enlivened trie gam by bi work at th bat and r-an th bases. Bill Rapps waa sufTer--j Ing from a sprain, and Barry -atllltled" - -tti hla place. Th vote-ran distinguished . . himself by scoring thre times, and each time b led off In tb batting; ".."order. Kostnr pitched great ball for seven Innings, but In th eighth tb Oaka lammed him for fir hlta and Threw runs which caused hla ratlrw r snent In favor of Henderson who finished th gam. ; Henderaon will probably pitch attain --thla afternoon, whll Wolverton will fkely aend Flater or Gregory agalnat th Beavera. i Th acor of yesterday's gam fol , , lows: Oakland I Portland ' - ' ia.R Po.A r- A? p.".r. ' a-frl le.. U l'f-dV.rf J I 1 J -C.rf.... 4 I O 0 K-ds re.: t 1 1 1 ' . ai fm s.if a l t a i:.cf . s i a r-kercf. ORarry.lt. J H'llngl 1 1 4-han.Jt. 1 J I " I Waree.. 4 t 4 i Irkpba J J Tlma.o. 4 1 Murrav.c. J J J J J " Ab'.e.p.. 14 13 4 k atn.r.P. J 4 1 !".-VllDr 4 O rare.M I 4 4j Ttal li"iMl47l' TntatL. II 14 14 11 t l-earc out ft not batting ra turn. ' It-ORC BT IXNINOS. Oakland - 4 a414 J H:-s O 1 1 4 4 I f'rr snd !! I-.! HIIS I ritalAttT. " Karts Co" 1. "Wares, TWmao. Barry 1. Dtieenaa J. Pe-k!npull J, Murrsy I Slrnra, -it Rv Koeatner . by llnieron 1. by AMea 5. lia. on bal:s ltt Koestner 1. of Abies 1 oft K.n Mt I. To-le hits y. IX-klrpa'ish. !heeNsn. Murray. Hou ses plavs C4lf-sw Wares to lf-t. Ft'Xls fr( is fisrry. ba.-rtfica bits Koeetner. Mur ley heensn Sln t-eews v'utshaw 1, Ft.Mgers. I'ev-k'npaucB, t'narre delist t AMe. orellt victor la K-tneT lla'k Kni"t- Inntngft ptlched Hf Able s. by K'.xa'ser 1 ;-l Bae h:te ADlea . ran a . 1. jfl Keataer T. rum Tuna of game 'Tar a-ara. Lmpira r.aAas. Note of the Game. Vmtr rray -wm v th J with W'U ; f- rMtvilavr. i4 whll Arn of bta d- " e-taion min t !. ouoo4 o,aftUoo ho a v " ' f..r is tavai of iam. - M4r Ry- u. Artio Krar woro two raVriNro of tho Boovor auo4 wtv wrnt -htt:ro tbrowaia rotr4.ya fun. All of tho ohr rwu:oro pirkvod off oao or moro J - aW O CO O nn feaaj WamAarajv Jocll BorTV woo vory amrh la yootorday'o "ttomo. Taroo ttmoo Bo-rry otorted thmts Ny o4tBr tfi4T o paw or p -votmf o oof htf, oa 1 oot. timo Ibo voioroa Ioa44 --aorooo too rociototr. C CoVi ooob.o to tho fourth inntn- which i..6iiy OT-otuottd Inio tho flrot Ooktaatt rn woo o tfrtvo i'ooc tho Brot-booo Uso. wh kh juot yi-iT- ovor tho cornor of ibo oo. It woo folr boll oil rttrht. Piichor Ahtoo wHo otort4 for tHo'Ootto Tmfra T. I tr Tooo Utft ttrr who ' ho Ho tho wof.d"o morj for sxiccoootvo 0af ttr.koo4i H fonnod 14 tottoro la row ta cao la tho Txo Lsoojiuo la l'A-9. t ;tr Koootaor puhod ttron4 bo:t for ovo tooioro, but la tbo oioUtii ho oaomrd t looo cooirol. tar tho Otvka Iomml ha 1m tvo'l to o:t Cororo Of tho lot. Moat ytyi ttroo ooo otrmi?t ot Ko!Br n4 ho ooucbt tt. hot tho owot otubc ourno anJ ho rf mv4o a bo4 r tw oocoo oa a ciach ow- . aay. - . -Rotut Wg.r-o fmrod Bear Boadrrana two ta th ainth tnott. Th Arot tim up hottoal out of turn. Ho tna roturaoJ ' " m roci;or botamoa and a-PtoS a Uttio P to rVklnpaufft. About tho tlmo tbo Quito woro rotUo oootavc to do osr tAia.. M AMH aoaoa emmo to tho oista. Ho w.ko4 Boxry. tho flrot mti op, ort ho oeorod ShooAon'a two.oocvr. whlrh vM4t4 tho oft-aoB4aro toor of duty. Kaifht tha okountepai tbo hill on 4 rk;rMufa ropooaod oot a hit whtoh o-ori i f . Haio-nt oot.a owa aad dUpoo of Murroy aa4 Kowoxaor. w Jock Woitorm. wh forwr'T pr t tho aVavotora looaru with "Iit HoiTmto, oow with tho Omfta. oofoyvd yootordoy'a ooo. Th uap.ro o work la ehaio tho payor bro2ht bA vtotooo of w.m Vo. tr od to rt tho hook ocoaioDo!y. In ttW-aU y WoJtor dior4 tht H0 - i ArM aJt ka Hoxry oai aoi "Isx." M SEALS UNO HARD OS THORSEX i f-ator Hold Angel Iaowa and Kaa I FraaK-laro Wlna. 7 to I. r-" SAX Fit ANCIfCO. May II fan j - Fraoclaco bad ao trouble la wlnauagr J PORTLAND "WOMEN- WHO ARE TRACITNO TOR OREGON CHAMPION SHIP SWIJOHXQ RACE TO BE HELD DURING ROSE CARNIVAL. n u - v. h 'k ' aJ'"!. y -sVt- v s-ve-Tt- ..-. .---vr -.-'.T" -fr-r-y-'-'"j . . (r,f, t Rla-kt) Twrn. Rarrr Kaddexly. Mr. W. P. atraadborK, Mrs, H.-r,I..H.n...a MU.J., r;fld..be4,er, " Orae 0"ell, Mr. U alter Holaaaa, Mia. Frssces Jefferr. So. 2 A FrelM . li 7,7, T.-k. .. S l-r, ,. KtakO-M... vr-.ee. Jeffrey. aviev.belsaer, Mrs. Harry Kadderly, Mm. -. 1. Straadbors;. Btlaa Craea OTtfU. from Loa Anirelrs today, although for tha thre lnntnars th local fana had their feara as l-o Anceles scored In th Initial frame and until th fourth th Seals failed to send a man around tb circuit. Then they aent four. In the alxth. th Seals retrlatered thre mora. ... tiutor waa stincy to th flaltor, al lowing: thara only sn hlta. whll th teals aaarmbled 14 off Thorsea. Two double plays by th local lent excitement to th affair. Th acor: LOS ASOrt-KS. SAX rnAsctsco. Ab-H fo-A.Ei Ab.H.Po.A.E. Akin. 8b. I 1 4 1 Shaw. If.. I a J 0 llw-i lb 4 I T 0 UcA-la. sa.4. 114 1 H - o. If 4 1 1 lM lc r. rf j J 1 g M-.i r sa.4 1 4 r, K. ? lb I J 4 CVI.l S....S I 1 0 emillt c.l O 1 1 OHerry. C..1 J J T-i sen. p. Oil t tutor, p. .4 1 1 trmaalb 1 a JJ Tota ..iJ"lS4U ITotals . .U 14 21 10 1 BOORS BT INNINGS- LT..,", :::::::: ? ' ? f San J-ranclo . ... .. .0 a o 4 0 J J O- buiiunnrV RuB lIoor. 8hw 2. -AiMl. WTr. Tnnnl. H-ttt. hutor. Tw-w btM hitWvrf 2. Mohlrr. T-rtinmnt. b:..;ro -ltrnrd. rty. Shw -Weaver. Vitt. S-..-rtf)c hlta Mohlrr. Itt. i-lrt btf on c::hJ hii Tho r-n. Ptmck out HutrtT 4- loubI- r'y MrAfdl to MohlT to Tnnm. Mclrhoir lo lierry. Tim L'mpir. IltldwDraad. SENATORS WIX FROM VERXOlf nrackenrldge Weaken In One In ning, Which la F-nonsb to DefeaU LOS ANCELEa May 1. In the fourth Inning only waa Sacramento able to do anything with the delivery of Brackenrldg. but It waa enough to secure ytrtory. Double plays In which Danxlr. SMnn nl O'Rourk partici pated helped to keep down Vernon'a to tal In th ran column. Score: Vernon I Sacramento ABHPoAt' As H r A B Car"le.cf 4 001 ?hlnn.3b. 4 0 3 4 1 kaaeas. Oil rat B.l!. 1 0 11 llr ar :t 10 1 1 l n . m v m -m v 1 1 Van ll n.. f 4 110 0 S ODamla.lb 1 0 T 1 1 M! us.rl a M.Di.f 1 llur-!!.. 4 Hro(Ve. 1 S 0 0 0 )f.ihy-xf 4 10 0 0 1 1 9 1 O o I..VW..1.. a i e v v 5 o TtiomafcC 4 S 0 3 0 A O 1? Irc'eb.aa I 0 1 0 Ura'dg'e P 0 1 I'.Nourse.p. 4 10 10 MoK-e.n bbeehan' lonoo o o o o oi Tota!a T IT 10 ; Totaie 11 0 27 IT 3 Belied for fcratkenrdige in nintn. SCOfUw BT 1N.NLSG. Vemea 0 J ? Hits 1 1 0 1 0 3 1 O 7 SaVraraeat ...1 .- M.U. 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 S-4 cm t a nr. Rana Frunrar. Mt-Donnetl. Sbtnn. Tan Burert atahoney. Lewis. Thomas. Two-baa KU stlr-eoa. Sacrtnc hits O Kourke. Pin- ... Lw. atolaa baaea Kaae. Burrall. K.aea oa bal . lS Nours a eS Bra.kea rlUse 1. Stru.-k out 1 bourse 7. by Urack anruie 3. loubia plajrs Ircban to I'aajig to ebira. Shlnn ta trRourke I Danais. Kane to Pelt.raoB. Wild pitch Bra.-kn-r.-a. I'M.l baii Tbooaas. Hit by pitcb-d ba ." Sheeaaa. Time 3.00. Implrt- lie UrTl. XATIOXAL LEAGCK. St. Loal 4-1. Cincinnati ST. LOC14 May II ft. Loulg woa both iwn of th doubl header from Cincinnati. In th first th local bunched hlta In the eighth Inning. In the second gam th rlsltora secured an early lead, gathering four run In .ta. ti.i.ii three in tSe fourth and an other In tfc fifth. Th local scored two ta the alata and cam back with ten In th eeTenth. Two alnglea. two double, and two bases on baiig netted. THE MORXIXG ii - tf i-&xy . ) V" th local three more In the eighth. Scores: R H. E l R. H. E. Cincinnati. I 6 It St. Iouls. 4 7 1 Batteries McQulllen and Clark; Har mon and Bresn&han. R. H. E. R. H. E. Cincinnati. 8 list. Louis. IS IS 1 Batteries Sugg. Garpsa and Clarke; Golden, Geyer and Bresnahan. The Brooklyn-New York and Philadelphia-Boston game were postponed on account of rain. AMERICAV LEAGUE. Washington S, New Tork a. WASHINGTON. May 31. Washing ton defeated New Tork In a slx-lnnlng game, a heavy thunder gtorra stopping play after Wolter had filed to Cunning ham at the beginning of the seventh. Score: R.H. E l R.H. E. Washton.. 3 8 OiNew Tork. S 7 1 Batteries Groom and Smith; War hop and Blair. RAIN HALTS POLO MATCHES Flayers Vexed at Postponement of English-American Games. NEW YORK. May 31. Heavy mid day showara, followed by dull, misty conditions, caused a postponement to day, for 14 hour at least, of the first gam of the match between England and America for the International polo cup. Gaily decked Meadowbrook looked downcast this afternoon. Its bunting bung limp on the wet stands. Its play ers strolled about tha dubhous de nouncing th weather, and a hundred nervous little ponies tugged at their baiters. To add to th vexation, the weather prophets held out no encouragement for tomorrow. As the English players are anxious to sail for home oa Jun 10. time Is valuable, and both teams are anxious to start th International series. Tfc first gam will be played tomor row if th -weather permits. And. if not it will b attempted on Friday. Th second of th series is scheduled for Saturday. Ceawt. W. L. Portland ..81 4 Fan Frea. 84 SO Vcmon ...22 79 Oakland ..88 St Sacram'to 1? 81 Ls Ancl's 24 X8 alieal. tv. L. New Tork. 21 14 Phlla 28 18 Chic . . . -S 15 PC. W. L. P.C. .79 Ppoksn 29 12 .7"T 24 IS .571 23 1 .545 1 2" .47 17 IS .425 lO 80 .tut ran. W. U P.C. .5.ti;Tacoma ... .12.". Vancouver . .51 H Portland . .4 fieattie .... .;. Victor La . . Assert P.C .4iretrolt .... .-.4 Pnlla .e-j Boston . .. . 71 Chicago ... 81 11 .7S 23 18 22 17 .54 19 IT .52S IS 21 .4C.2 19 23 .4 3 14 2 3.M 18 28 .817 PltLaburr 17 Ft. lmis, Clndnnstl .10 is IT SO .14 1 .514 New Tork. .4SS-C eveland ,lo waablng'a .244 St. LOUIS. . Frooklya iiosta ..10 81 Trf ilai'a faaaalta. PaclMe Coast League Portland 8. Oak land 4: 8aa Franciaco T, Loa Angela 1; SaTS-nento ft. Vernon w No-thweatei n League Tacoma 8. rort land 1: Victoria 8. Seattle 3: Spokane 8. "sTionsJ Lesgoa Fit. Louis 4-1 S. Cincin nati 2-8; ether games postponed on aooount of rain. Amerlraa Lea sue Washington 8, Nw Tois, J, a Lbr gaaM acAeduied, BASEBALL IN EPITOME Fear Lwwe at a Glaac. I Viee4awea ! OREGOXIAX. TIT UTS SPAY, JUNE 1, 1911- TIGERS T E Roadsters Seem Likely to Win at First but Tide Turns forTacoma. i SIXTH INNING CRITICAL Score Had Previously Bean Tlo-but Home Team Then Acquires- Two Runs Mensor Is Back-' in .' Portland'a Lineup. rf k rAr A TCTaat, Mav SI ISnadal.) Tacoma locked this afternoon's gam Tn the big safe after eight and one-half seeUilng innings oi oaaeoa.ii. 'tha conteat did not have the thrills of th two holiday embroglios.- ther was enough uncertainty to It to make the sparsely covered stands eheer. Th visitors had the edge on the locals and It looked for a while as though they were going to. capture th game. An earned run was secured in the third inning an looked as big a a totem pole. The locals evened up In the fourth, but the Tourists were playing snappy ball, too, and Bloomfleld was stingy with his hits, : It was nip and tuck up to the sixth Inning when, after two were out, Ab bott got -on the bases and Lynch sent him. on to third with a sharp slngl. Mike stole second. Siebt, who was giv ing Burns a- rest, hit a screamer to right field and two runs scored, The next'lnnlng was a thriller. Port land was waking a real bid for th game. A single . and, a double put men en the third and second with none out. At this Juncture th Tigers tightened up and tho side .was retired without a run. Harris was put out of tho "game for disputing a decision. . Mensor was back at short for Portland today. President Lindsay fining him fM for his portion of tho altercation with Householder on the local grounds Sunday, score. Portland . . Tacoma A8.M.P0.A.11.. .o.ri.". Mundf.ftb 4 1!Rnaaev.lf 4 1 Caaey.b S BtoVII.rf Wirms.lb 4 Mensor.es 8 8peas.ct 4 Ort.If.. .8 Harrts.0 3 1 Col'mn.3b 0 Kock'd.'Jb OlMorae.aa 1 Abbott, rf 0 Lynclucf Olebt.c. .. 0 r'iaher.lb S 0 0 3 0 4 S 0 0 4 2 1 4 10 8 14 3 1 18 .8 0 0 0 4 1 1 3 4 Bradiey.e O aniey.c u v a v v. . m ld.p 3 10 8 1 0 1 rtr Ml Totals 10 8 Zi 10 4 . Tnrala AO 6 27 18 0 Portland 0 0 t 0 0 0 0 0 0 1. Tacoma 0 0 1 0 2 0 0 X J. Exited for Bloomfleld In ninth.. SUMMARY. . Buns Harris. Itockendald. Abbott and Lynch. Stolen baaca Williams. Men sor. Lynch. Double plays Rockenfle d to Fisher to Slebt. Two-b.ae bits Bloom fleld, Etovall. Hairls. Sacrincs hits Harris. BloomOeld. Morse. Struck out By Hall. 1. by Bloomfleld. 3. Basea on bajle Oft: . Si off Bloomfleld. 2. Passed ball eiebt. Una ot linii 1:43. empire. Baumgartan. CANADIANS WIX IX TWELFTH Spokane' Errors Give Vancouver Long-Drawn Oat Game. SPOKANE. Wash, May 11. Vancou ver won a 11-lnnlng game today, i to 4. Spokane's errors were costly, only one of Vancouver's runs being earned. The winning run was made on an error by Cooney In the twelfth, a stolen base and a single by Harrison. Score: Swain-.'..' 110 4 OStrand.p.". 8 18 8 8 E'kaon.p. 1 I 18 0 TotaL. 40 1184 15 l Total.. 41 110 34 It 4 Batted for Gervale In eighth Inning. SCORE BT INNINGS. THonmr 1 4 8 8 0 0 8 1 8 8 0 18 Spokane 1 04081000000 4 SUMMARY. Runs Adams, James. Brashest-, lwla, NetseL Coonev. Cartwrlght, Strand. Three base hits Harrison. Frlak. Two-base bits Klppert Z. Sacrifice bits James. Gervala, Zimmerman. Stolen baaea Brashear 2. Bennett, Scbarney. Lewis. Zimmerman. Dou ble plays Cooney to Nordyke: -Oervals to Bennett to Brashear. Struck out By Oer vals S. by Holm 1, by Strand . Base on balls Oft Gervals 4. off Strand 4. Sixteen at bat. S rune, S hits off Holm In three In nlnra: 1J at bat. rune. 7 hlta oft Gervala In seven Innings. Left on bases sncouver 11 Spokane 4. Time of lmi 1 hours SO minutes. Umpires Kane and Longanecker. SKATTLE GAME IS TIRESOME Victoria Wins Contest Marked Chiefly by Poor Pitching. SEATTLE, Wash., May II. Poor pitching on both sides waa responsible for a tiresome gam today in which Victoria came out the victor, ( to I. Score: Seattle Ab. Lesrd.2'b. 8 D'vld'n.lf 4 Crk-k.rt 8 Bues.3b.. 4 Weed. lb. 8 Cocsah.cf 8 Ray-d.se, 4 Spenc'r.o 8 HenkeLp 0 Dlck'np. Victoria Ab.H.Po.A.C H.PO.A.B I 2 1 1 1 oioavia.ir. 4 18 0 0 o.Kayer.2b OiKellf r.as. 0'i3ood'n,3b 0!Ho-Jse'r.rf' oUllllion.ct llMcklo.lb 0 Sniea'an.o 4 4 4 3 8 8 4 t 0 1 8 012 1 ! 0 4 0 8 0 0 0 0 0. l'homas.p O OiStarkelLp 4 Totals S3 7 27 13 1 Totals 13 7 27 11 0 SCORE BT INNINGS. Seattle k 1 1 0 0 O 0 0 0 18 Victoria 1 3 0 0 0 0 1 00 SUMMARY. Buns Lesrd, Davidson. Cocash, Rarmer. Keller. Goodman 2. MacMurdo. Two-base bits Lesrd. Cocssh. Crulkshank. Splesmsn. Horn runs Davidson, MacMurdo, Good man. Stolen bases Leard 2. Two runs and three- nils off Henkel In 2 1-3 Innings: 4 runs sad 4 bits off Dickinson In 8 1-3 tnalaga: 1 run and no hlta oft Thomas In 1 1-3 inaings; 8 runs snd 7 bits off Starkell tn 7 2-3 innings, struck out By Henkel 1, h rikinaitn x. bv Thomaa 1. bv rtarkell 4. ! Bases on balls Orf Henkel 2. off Thomas 4. , off Starkell 3. Wild pilch Thomaa Hit by pitched nan iiicjiurou pj yicmnam, Weed and Dickinson by EtarkelL Double pla Raymond to Weed. Left on basea liestUa 10. Victoria 8, Umpire McCarthy. - GRAMMAR SCHOOLS PLAY TEE I rT lag ton and Holladay Teams Bat tle for Twelve Innings. . In th best Grammar School League gam of -the season the Irvlngton and Holladay school teams yeaterday played , an 8 to 8 tie game on uuclinun t leia. East Twelfth and Davis streets- The gam was called at the end of th 12th inning. Mors than 800 school children saw the game. The feature of th gam was the pitching of Williams, a slender 95 pound lad, for Holladay School. Wil liams struck out 18 Irvlngton batters and fielded hla position nicely. Holladay gained the lead early In th gam and la th seventh Inning waa leading 7 to 3. Irvlngton cam to th for la th RIUMPH SNAPPY 1 Vancouver I Seattle a h YT fa. A.E.I Ab.H.FO.A-ls. Br keref. 4 4 4 4 olN'etiel.Jb. 4 1120 Adams.rf. 8 118 4Coonev.as. 8 118 1 B nettlb. 4 1 8 J 0 Prlsk rf 484 K i.h r.lb. 8 814 d S'dyke.lb. I 1 J jimn.ll. Sill 4K?'fght.2b. 81488 H rl.'n.lt. 4 8 18 0 K'pert.af .. 5 J J J J S'rnev.as. 4 118 Z'm'm'n.lf 8 1 4 J s Iwla.c. 1110 CHaty.c... i 8 T X 0 eighth with five runs, Holladay tied It I up In the ninth Inning. Th game will 1 b renlavad next week. ILadd School -defeated Arleta School In one of the final gamea for the aecond division cup on Portland Academy ! Field yesterday afternoon. The score was II to 7. Frank Bolln. Ladd short- stoo. fielded several, cara cnances una hit homerun with the bases full. Two j bystanders wr -Injured by loul nail, a policeman being felled when hit in the mouth, while another spectator suf fered a broken nose. Davia and Gor h&m pitched for Ladd. AX GELS MAT GET SOCTHPAW Identity of Connecticut League Flinger Being Kept Secret. LOS AJfGELES. Cal.. May II. (Spe cial.) Th Angels seem In a fair way to procure a southpaw pitcher now working In the Connecticut League for whom they have been dickering for sev. eral months. The identity of the man sought is being kept secret for the present. Sec retary Parker received a telegram to day from the club owning him, asking the Angels to make an offer. Thla - cama as a surprise, several earlier, offers tor the pitcher having been answered with the statement that be oould not be procured until the end of the Connecticut League's season. Secretary. Parker called Frank Dillon up by long-distance telephone In San Francisco, today and Dillon said that h would talis the matter up immeaiateiy. It is understood that the Ditcher, was recommended by Metxger, who last year played with the Hartford Connecticut League team. DEFEAT OF WASHTXGTOX ABOUT CLINCHES TITLE. Ten-Inning- Contest Lasts Three Hoars and Score Is 10 to 1. Patterson. Fans) IS Men. Landing on Pitcher Welch for flvo hits and four runs in th tenth Inning, Lincoln High School yesterday defeated Washington High School on Multnomah TPtuit anrf virriiAiiv clinched the cham-' pionshlp tltl of the Interscholastlo League, Tho score was 10 to 7. m only feature of th contest was that three hours and 10 minutes were used In playing it, - Patterson pitched some good ball, striking out three men after three got on bases. He fanned 13 during the game. Worden began th game, for Washington, but after Lincoln had made four runs off him he retired In favor of Welch. It was Lincoln's first victory over Washington In three years. Score by Innings: Lincoln 000112100 410 vi"in,ton 0 001O410O1 7 Summary Runs Coob 2. Schllt, Peterson, Patterson. Tuerck, Greer, Oroee Cnra mlnea, Wilson. A. Miller. George, Cason, Welch,' Orebe. " Three base - hits Lewis, Oroca. Two base-bits Lewis. Peterson, Ca son. Struck out By Patterson 13; by wor den 8 : by Welch S. Bases on balls--Off Psttcrson 5: off Worden 0: off Welch 4. Wild pitches Worden 2. Balk Patterson. Passed ball Cason. Stolen bases Lewis. Cobb 2. Schllt. Peterson 2, Patterson 3. Tuerclc. ; Oreer. CummJnrs S, Wilson 2. George. Worden, Grebe. Whltten. Sacrifice hits Whlttea. schilt, Patterson, Greer. Hit by pitched ball Cummlngs. by Worden. Double playa Cason to Hewitt to Cason. Tim of gam 8 hour and 10 minutes. Um pire, Bankln. WILLAMETTE BEATS CHEMAWA Collegians Vanquish Indians by -. to-1 Score at Salem. WILLAMETTE TJNTVERSITT, Sa lem, Or.. May II. (Special.) The Wil lamette University baseball team played brilliant ball today defeating the Che mawa team 8 to 1. Beauchamp pitched a strong gam for th collegians. Teabo, tha veteran Indian player, was In the box for Che mawa. and pitched good ball, but at critical times bis support was ragged. The collegians out-hit and out-fielded the Indians and ran bases better. Wil lamette made two double plays Harrison and Homan hit for Willam ette while McRa and Harrison played a strong fielding game. Teabo, Kross and Benjamin did the best work for Chemawa. Umpire. State Treasurer Kay. Score by Innings: Willamette ......10100002 3 Chemawa 0 0 0 1 0 0 8 0 0 1 LARGER GYMXASITJM ASKED Willamette Varsity Students to Dig Foundation for Addition. WILLAMETTE UNIVERSITY. Salem. Or.. May IL (Special.) Willamette Uni versity students have requested Presi dent Homan to urge upon the board of trustees of the institution the nec essity for additional gymnasium ac commodations and. larger floor space. This enlargement is made almost Im perative by the large number of stu dents that have taken to althletics at Willamette this year. It is planned to build a 60-foot addition to tho south side of the present building. This enlargement will contain the new shower baths, dressing and locker rooms, Tha second story will contain storerooms and th young women's dressing-rooms. .... ... The students are enthusiastic over the plan and will commence excavation for the addition this week, JAP TO : WRESTLE WATSOX Jin Jitsn Expert and Iowan Will Meet Hero June . ' Arrangements hav been completed for a wrestling match at the Armory on Friday night, June . between Professor Ito, a Japanese jiu Jltsu expert, and Farmer" Watson, of Iowa. Watson was formerly a rival or Frank Gotch, though not as a heavy weight grappler. being much lighter than tho champion, and Ito is rated aa one of the greatest of Japanese experts. Ito is at Seattle, where he conducts a Japanese Jiu Jltsu wrestling school. He has won many matches since coming to America, Watson is now at BeUing bam. Can by Races Attract Steeds. CANBT, Or, May II. (Special.) The race meet to be held on the course at the Clackamas County fairgrounds here next Saturday is attracting many horsemen from the surrounding coun try. Beversl strings of racers have ar rived and others are due tomorrow. The largest string is from the stables of Powell Bobbins and others are from Oregon City. Salem, is well represented while Woodburn and other nearby cities and towns are lining up with many horses of more than local note. The racetrack is In One shape. Holly Brand. Maredlke and Cap Apperson have been entered for the 1:15 pace. Joe Cannon. Padlsha, Como and Hops will try for the 2:26 trot. Six promis ing 2-yeer-olda have entered for th trot and It Is expected that this will be one of the closest races of the day. An American Consul. Julian H. Arnold, traveled, several months In Western China last Summer. He stopped at o native Inns snd never did he experience tha least an civility r unfriendly treatment. LINGOLN NEAR GHAMP10N WOMEN "WILL" SWIM Score Expected to Enter in State Championships. trophies Will be given Portland Entries to Compete .With Those From Boise, Los Angeles,. Seattle and Spokane Flag ship to Be Bayocean. Portland women are industriously training for the Oregon state champion ship swimming races to be held at the Rose Festival next week. Seven women have already entered their names for the two events scheduled. These races will be the 60-yard Oregon champion ship and the all-round swimming championship. Trophlea will be given th winners In each event. It is prob able the Portland women will have to compete with visiting swimmers among the fair sex. The races will be held Friday, June . over a course off the Portland Rail way. Light & Power Company dock, on th East Side of the river above the Hawthorne bridge. More than 1600 vaprth of trophies are up for the races. This number embraces two more tro phies for every race. The men will swim In BO, 100 and 500 yard championship races in addition to participating in fancy diving, obstacle racing, high diving, costume racing, and the team race. Score Mar Swim. Among tho Portland women swim mers entering the races are some from the Y. W. C A, Columbus Club and Multnomah Club. The entry list to date Includes Miss Grace O'Neill. Miss Frances Jeffery. Miss Feldenhelmer, Mrs. Harry Kadderly, Mrs. W. P. Strandborir. Miss Frances Schade and Miss Floretta Velgutb, It is thought fully a score of women will swim on Friday of next week. W. H. Grind- taff has given a gold medal tor tn women's 50-yard race, and W. H. Geartn has given one for the women's all around championship. Swimming teams from Boise. Idaho; Los Angeles. Cal., and Seattle and Spo kane are coming to the Portland races. Among the cups proffered for the races are the Honeyman Hardware Company challenge cup for the 100-yard cham pionship; J. 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