8
HIE 3IORMNG OKEGOMAX, 3IOSDAY. APRIL 581, 1913.
BEAVERS HUMBLED
BY DILLON'S MEN
QUARTET OF NEW L03 ANGELES PLAYERS WHO ARE HELPING
TO KEEP THE ANGELS IN FIRST PLACE.
Angels Win, 8 to 7, and Make
Clean Sweep of Four
Straight Games.
KRUEGER'S PLAY COSTLY
Kranse Goes In as Relief Pitcher
TVith Portland Leading, S to 3,
and Art Misjudges Fly,
Four Bans Resulting.
FmriOe Coatst Learn Steading.
W. L. p el W. L. P C.
1 All. 13 .TO'Sswto. .. T .438
Oakl'nd 11 .847 banFran. 8 12 .400
Venice.. S 11 .450; Portland S 10 .373
YwHrdw'i Result.
At Portland Loe Angeles 8. Port
land T.
At Oakland and San Franctaeo Oak
land 2-5, Baa FrancUce 4-4.
At Venlc. and Los Angeles Venlca
4-8. Sacramento 4-3.
Schedule Week April tt-fl.
Sacramento at Portland, six games.
Oakland at Venice, seven lino.
Los Angeles at Ban Francisco, seven
games.
BT ROSCOB FAWCETT.
According- to the box scores. Port
land has soma hall wonders In ffl'm,
Kr'rr. D"ne. fsh'r, et al. Whether
ther are Hindus or Persians the box
scores do not Indicate but one thing
sure, they-re not bail players calcu
lated to win many gonfalons In the
Coast League If they continue at their
present clip.
Los Angeles let the Beavers grab off
a rood lead yesterday, before a Sun
day crowd of 8500. and then Dillon's
men proceeded to bat out a victory,
to 7. which gives thera four consecu
tlve wins and one tie for the series.
Tbe loss was the seventh straight for
Portland and whisper it gently puts
us down In the cellar below the Seals.
Five pitchers were flung Into th
breach by the rival managers, Carson
and Krause for Portland, and Crabbe,
Rogers and Perrltt for the Angels. The
hits were 12 and 11. Perrltt gets
credit for the victory. Inasmuch as the
score stood tied. 7-7. In the seventh
Inning, and Krause Is charged with tbe
defeat.
3flsjada-ed Fly Cents Game
But. If Krause Is on speaking terms
with "Dutch" Krueger this morning.
he is tbe champion optimist of the
world.
Krause relieved Carson in the sev
enth Inning with a couple of men on
the bags and the score ( to 3 In favor
of Portland. When he had concluded
the Inning the Angels were sitting on
the heap by a score of S to 7, and all
because the aforesaid Krueger. one of
the greatest Judges of fly bails In the
country, miscalculated a drive by Ellis
which went for three bags.
Ellis' fluke triple scored two runs
and the southpaw outfielder also tal
lied on Moore's second hit. Those
three runs turned the tide and the sad
part of It Is that Ellis would have been
the third out for the Inning.
Derrick's three-bagger and a pinch
wallop by Qua Fisher tied the score for
Portland In the last of the seventh In
elng. but Planer spoiled his good day
by threwtas wild to second on a don
ble steal by Howard and Johnson In
the eighth frame and Howard trotted
homeward with the clinching run.
Beavers Bit Ball I lard.
Yesterday was the first time In ten
days that the Beaver had clouted the
ball for runs. Cunningham. Lindsay
and Doane hammered Crabbe for two
runs In tha first Inning; Lindsays ter
rlflo pinch poke in the second inning
tallied two mora, and when Derrick
hammered In a fifth run in the next
frame, things looked rosy for Port
land.
Carson meanwhile was going great
guns. But tbe "soldier" began to
weaken a trifle In the fifth Inning,
when Johnson soaked a home run over
tbe tight field fence. The next Inning
a walk and hits by Ellis and Moore
added two mora and Mccredle there
for deemed It wise to derrick Al In
the seventh, when he began by walking
Johnson, after Gill had beaten out an
Infield hit.
This was the signal for the pyro
technics with which Harry Krause waa
greeted, and which caused Manager
McCredle to chafe on the bench and
sarcastically remark that the price of
beer on the hoof must have gone up
like a balloon when they sold him the
stuff he trots around the marathon as
a ball club.
McCredle L'sea IS Players.
McCredle need 13 men In an effort
to win. but to no avalL When he saw
that Cunningham wasn't playing bat
ters right, he sent Chadboure back to
left field; when he saw that Hell man n
was too nervous to hit well he sent
Koran in at short; when Carson gave
the first sign of a wobble he ampu
tated him and now he's dickering with
the turnstile men to supplant the
bunch.
Bill Lindsay had his usual great day
with th bat. securing three blngles.
which Jumped his season average from
.400 to a mere .414. He will stick an
other week before being sent to some
bush team like New York or Boston
or tbe Portland Colts. The score:
Los Angeles Portland
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a i a a w-.OTiirm.lt 4 1 O O 0
a z l o VHeirnn.ss
3 3 1 0 Und'y-ob 6
4 0 S O O Rodgs.2b 3
4 I 1 Kr"eg-r.ef 4
111 1 0 Douo.rl 4
3 3 2 3 1 rxrr-ck.lt
4 2 2 0 0 Flsher.c. 4
1 0 0 3 nCaroon.p. s
1 1 S O KriiH.p. i
1 0 OSornu.. 1
1 0 O 1 0 Chad'e.If O
fFHa"aid 1
Totals. 34 11 37 14 1 Totala. 3812 27 10
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FAST COLTS
OFF WITH
ROMP
SERIES
6000 Spokane Fans Are Loyal
to Team Despite Reverses,
but Cheers Are Vain.
COLTRIN STAR OF GAME
Portland Shortstop Makes Four Hits
In as Many Times at Bat and
His Swats Count In Scoring.
Spens Play Stops Rally.
words
Here
Northwestern League Standings.
W. L. P.C.I W. L. P C.
Portland 4 2 .e7lvictorla.. S 3 .500
Vancou'r 4 2 .697'Taoma. . 2 4 .833
Seattle.. 3 8 .BOOlSpokane.. 2 2 .333
Yeaterday'e Results.
At Bpokans Portland 4. Bpokane 2.
At Seattle Victoria C. Seattle 1.
At Taeoma Tacoxna 4, Vancouver 3.
Bchrdule for April 21-27.
Portland at Vancouver, six games.
Victoria at Spokane, six games.
Taeoma at Seattle, afae s&mea.
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kana's goat was securely padlocked to
the Portland bench today and the
speedy visitors romped away with a
4-2 score, and four of the six played
this week. Roughly estimated, Mc
Credle pocketed $1800 as his share of
the week's receipts and It's easy to I
guess Mohler's answer to "Are we hap- I
py?"
Nearly 6000 fans, bugs and nuts saw
the Indians get their trimming. It was
a loyal turnout and no Spokane team
ever had any more assistance from the
stands than the Indians got In the stir
ring seventh and eighth Innings batting
rallies, but the Red Skins couldn t quite
overcome, by prowess of bat, the big
handicap of a shaky Inner defense. The
Infield got four "errors and every one
or Portland s runs but one may be
laid directly to the poor fielding.
RIsberg, the California boy, pitched
brilliant ball for Spokane and deserved I
a better outcome. To rub the defeat
Into Spokane more thoroughly, the tall-
end of Portland's batting list did the
timely hitting. Bobby Coltrin earned
ms laurels.
Portland was. first to score, Murray
reaching flrft in the third on a bobble
by Morse and taking second on a passed
balL Coltrin Jammed a single to left,
scoring Murray. Coltrin figured in
Portland's next two runs. One in the
seventh, Bobby singled and was forced
at second, but the man who forced him
scored on another error by Morse and I
Speas' hard single to left.
Gulgnl singled in the eighth and was
safe at second when RIsberg tried un-f
successfully to force him on Mahoney'a I
bunt. Williams' sacrifice moved both I
runners up and Gulgnl scored on Col-
trln's hot drive that tore through RIs
berg s glove.
Portland's run in the ninth "was the
result of a pass to Speas, a sacrifice I
by Mohler and a slow-rolling ground
Dan to nrst base.
Spokane made a strong bid for the I
contest in the eighth, but Speas broke!
Ton... T. R f PiiphM. in lHe rtt" wonoerrui eaten or
- Risbergs drive against the right field
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game, when be drove in a runner with
two-bas smash to tha left-field
fence, but in the eighth his tcamny.es
proceeded to throw the game away.
Two errors, a passed ball, a walk, two
singles and a sacrifice fly gave Venice
two runs and the game. S to 3.
Paul Meloan stole home in th first
Inning, scoring the Tigers' first run.
The morning game was called at the
end of tha eighth on account of the
time limit Score 4 to 4. Williams al
lowed Venice but three hits, while
Stewart yielded four. Score:
Morning- came:
6acramento I
Ab.H.Po.A.E.1
Venice
Moran.rf sal
L-wU.lf . 2 0 0
Swain. rf. 3 1 O
0'R'ke.3b 2 0 0
Ken'y.Zb V 1 3
Irelan.aa 3 0 2
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fence. Martlnonl was in fine fettle In
the early innings, but faltered in the
seventh and was relieved by Mays when
the Indians started hitting in the
I Spokane
Two Hard-Fought Games.
SAX FRANCISCO, April 20. San
Francisco won from Oakland today 4
to 2 In
Oakland, and Oakland won from San
Francisco, 5 to 4, in tbe afternoon game, Ban'ft.Sb 4 110 oiMlllion.cf 4
nlavori h. Speae.rf. 4 2 1 0 0Altman.3b 4
piayea nere. Mohler.2b 4 0 4 5 0Powell,lf 3
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thre pitchers, first Gresory. who suf- ? . ? O Redm d.sb 3
fared three runs and four hits In tha I Murray.c a O 5 2 o,joh--n,lb 4
first fly Innings.
pitched two Innings, and last Olmstead, Maj,p
who pitched one inning.
In the afternoon game, with two
runs and four hits against him, Hughes,
pitching for San Francisco, was taken
out in the ninth and replaced by Fan
ning. Scores:
Moraine game:
Oakland I San Francisco
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Totals 35 10 27 IS lj Totals 32 6 27 15 5
Leard.2b 3
6chlrin.lf 3
Zacher.cf 4
Coy.rt... 8
Hetll's.Sb 4
Neu.lb. 4
Cook.ss.. 2
Rohrer.o. 9
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Oregory.p 2
Oueat.aa. 1
Hticlur.. 1
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0 Mund'f.rf 4
0 M'A'dle.l'b 3
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OiHoWd.lb 2
1 Zim'an.cf 1
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1 Corhan.ss. 4
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Totali. 80 6 24 13 4
Battod for Redmond in ninth.
SCORE BY INNINGS.
Portland 00100011 1 4 I
Spokane 00000011 0 2 I
SUMMARY.
Runs SDeaa. Gulenl. Murrav. Martlnonl-
Mekholr. Auer. Three-bfise hit Speas. Sac
rlrico hits Mohler. Mahouev. William.. Mar
tlnonl. .sacrifice fly Powell. Double play
Coltrin to Mohler to Williams, Passed ball
Auer. Hit by pitcned ball Morse by Mays.
Stolen bases Maboney, Altman. Baaea on
balls RIsberg 3. Struck out By Martlnonl
4. by RIsberg 5. Hits off Martlnonl, e In
7 1-3 lnningrs; hits off Mays, none In 1 2-8
innings. i,ert on bases Portland 11. Spo
kane a. Credit victory to Martlnonl; defeat
to msDerg. lime or game 1 hour and 60
minutes, empire i!,ainger.
"IBOX MAS" PITCHES AVD W1XS
Wifli sucK truthful compliments paid me
every day all over the land is it any
wonder that
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Totals. 28 7 27 7 0
Totals. 24 4 4 14 2 Totals. 25 3 24 5 2
Batted for Rogers In seventh.
Batted for Chatibourne In ninth.
SCORE BT INNINGS
1m Angeles ...0 0001241 0 8
Kite 0 0 1 0 1 2 4 3 111
Portland 22101010 0 7
nut ...a 3 11112 0 1 12
SUSritARY.
Rona Ps Ellla. Howard. OIIL John
son 2. Frooka. Cunnloshaia 2, Undaay,
Poim, Derrick 2, Carson. Struck out By
Rogers 1. by Perrltt 1, by Carson S. Bases
on baiia otr crabbe 3, Rogers I. Carson A
Perrltt 1. Two-baa. lilts Moore. lmck.
Three-bee. be Ellis. Derrick. Home run
Johnson, Dotrblx play Korea to Rodgere.
Kacriric. bits ii.lls Hellmann. rtsber. Stol
en bans Moore. Johnson. Krueger. Howard.
Hi; by pitched ball Derrick, by Rogsra.
rw il balls Ftsher. Brook. Innings
?trhd By Crabbe 2. runs 5. hits : Rogers
run. 3 bits in 4 innings: Carson. 3 runs.
S hits
Umpires
S InnJnrs. Time of anm Jil'U-
-iieid and Newbouae.
Tlgrrs Tie and Beat Wolves.
LOS ANGELKS. April ' 20. Pitcher
"Judge" Munsell pnt Facramento on
an even footing with Venice) in the
seventh inning of this afternoon's
Called end eighth; time limit.
SCORE BT INNINGS.
Sacramento O OO 0 0 8 1
Hits 0 0 1 0 0 1 2
Venice 1 0 0 2 0 1 0 0 t
Hits 1 0 0 1 0 1 0 03
SUMMARY.
Runs Moran. Swain. O'Ronrke. Kenwor-
tny. Ateioan. Kane, Jlcuonnell, Patterson.
Two-base hits Kane. Lltsuhi. .Patt&raon.
ssoran. bamuc hits Renworthy. Baylesa
Lewis. Sacrifice fly Irelan. Stolen bases
Kenworthy, Kane. . Bases on balls Off
Williams 4. off Stewart 7. Struck out
Williams o. ble wart s. wild t tch Wll.
llama. Time or aame 2:07. I.
Phyla and Finney.
fcacramento Venice
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empires
Moran.rf 3
Ijrwtmlf 4
Baln.rf 4
O R ke 2b 4
Ken-y.2b 4
Htark.ss. 8
Ten'nt.lb 4
Bllas.c O
Cbeek.e. 2
Munsell. p 4
VanB-n. 1
Shlnn. 1
1 U Meloan.lf
O O'Kane.cf. 3
0 i) Baylesarf 3
3 2 Lltachl.3b 3
4 O Pats'n.lb 2
1 l,Hoap.'Jb.. 8
2 0 liall'an.sa 4
0 O Tonne'n.e 2
1 0 Koest'r.p 3
3 0
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Totals. 34 8 24 14 it Totals. 28 8 27 11 0
Batted for Rohrer In eighth.
Batted for Parker la eighth.
SCORE BY INNINGS.
Oakland .0 O 0 1 O 0 0 0 1 2
lilts 1 00 1 0 0 1 0 25
San Francisco 10101100 x I
Hits 2 l i o o i z o x 7
SUMMARY.
Runs 8chlrm 21 McArdle. Johnston 2,
Cart wrlght. Three runs, four hits off Greg
ory in live innings, hacrmce Tly Hogan.
One run. thre. hita off Parkin in two iu-
nlnra. Three-base hit Cartwrlaht. Two- I Helster.lf 3
base hit Hetlfng. Stolen bases Schlrm, I Klp'ht.cf 3
Johnaton 2, Howard, corhan, Schmidt, sac
rifice hits Howard. Henley. Base on balls
Off Gregory 2. off Henley 8, off Parker
1. Struck By Gregory 1. by Henley . Hit
by Pitcher Howard. Hogan, Cartwrlght, by
Gregory. uoubie play cartwrigiit. unas
sisted. Wild pitch Henley. Time of game
1:4.1. Umpires Bush and McCarthy.
Afternoon game:
Oakland I San Francisco
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Sohlrm.lf O O O 0 M'rd le.2b 3 0 14 1
OUohn'n.lf 4 2 1
0 0 How"rd.lb S 1 10
1 0;Hogan.cf. 3 0 3
0 uCorhan,ss 4 19
4 Heart hi, Jb 4 2 0
2 0 Si encer.c. 4 0 9
2 n Hugheap. 4 0 0
8 OlFannlng.p 0 0 0
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McGinnity'a Support Ragged, but He
Defeats Canncks, 4 to 3.
TACOMA, April 20. "Iron Man" Mc
Ginnity. pitched big league ball this
afternoon, although his support was
ragged. Deconniere was wild, and er
rors behind him came at critical times,
The score:
Vancouver I Taeoma
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Frlsk.rf. . 4
Walsh.lb 4
McM o.Sb 4
Schar., as 3
Iewls.c.. 4
Decon'ep 4
Brlnker 1
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2 O O OIKeller. 2b 3
2 O O OiNeiKhrf 4
0 8 1 OlNord'e. Jb 1
0 3 1 0McMul.,ss 4
0 0 8 2Flscher,lf 2
0 7 1 lGrlndell,o 2
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0 2 2 0
114 0
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0 2 2 0
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Totala 35 6 24 12 3j Totals 25 2 2715 5 1
44
Zacher.cf 8
Coy.rf . .. 5
Hctl'g.Sb 2
Ness.lb.. 4
U'st.ss.2b 4
Rohrer.c. 3
Malary.p 3
Cook.ss.. 3
Oardn'r. 0
Chrls'n 0
Pearce.c O
Olroat'd.p O
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1 1
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1 S
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0 4
O O
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0 2
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Totals. 32 6 27 13 &
Batted for. Deconniere in ninth.
SCORE BY INNINGS.
00000102 03
VSUOlOOl 1
SUMMARY.
Runs Kinnert 2. Frisk. Kiir vavI.
McMullen, McGlnnlty. Stolen bases Stadllle. i Home run Lynch. Sacrifice hit BurrelL
Helster. Double play Scharnweber to Ben. I Stolen bases Rawllngs. Smith. Struck out
nett to Waleh. - Two-base hits Keller. Mr. By Glpe 1. by 6chnelder tt. by Smith 4.
Glnnity, Frisk, Kippert. Struck out By I Bases on balls Glpe 1, Smith 3. Wild pitch
ueconniera a. ny Jlcuinnlty 1. Bases on tiipc. mi ny pllcner tjy Bmlth l. Lou-
omis jrr ieconniore s, off McGinnlty 8. I D,e play ttawnngs to ueimaa to rirooKS.
20
15
Totals. 83 7 27 13 21
Batted for Rohrer in ninth.
Kan for Malar key in ninth.
SCORE BT INNINGS.
Oakland 1 0 0 0 O O 0 1 3 5
Hits O 1 0 0 0 0 2 0 A 9
San Francisco 1 0 1 O 1 0 1 0 04
Hits I 0 0 11 0 2 0 07
SUMMARY.
Runs Leard 3. Gardner. Christian. Mun
aorit z, jonnston, Howard.
Hit by pitcher Nordyke by Deconniere.
i irae or game i nour ana 40 minutes. Um
pire Casey.
BCCS UNABLE TO HIT SMITH
Bees Take Closing Game of Series at
Seattle, 5 to 1
SEATTLE, Wash., April 20. Seattle
was unable to hit Smith when hits
Pitchers' summary Five hits, five runs off
Glpe In three innings: 2 hits, no runs off
Schneider In six innings. Charge defeat to
Glpe. Time of game 1:19. Umpire To-
Two runs, four I meant runs today.' and Victoria, won
hits off Hughes, taken In ninth with one on. the last game of the series, 6 to 1 GIdb
no outs. Four runs, seven hits off Ma-1 . .-.. thn i.ltnr ' Jl
larkey in eight innings. Credit victory to I 5 ras Ar ne A. . 8 aId re"
n-. t-1 in n , u iuuiiu lulling uy &cnnei
der. who pitched grood ball the rest of
Batted for Stark In ninth.
Batted for Cheek In ninth.
SCORE BY INNINGS.
Sacramento 1 OOOO 1 1 O 0 3
Hita 1 1 1 0 O 2 2 1 1 9
Venlca 1 0 0 0 3 0 0 2 x 5
Hits 0 0 1 0 3 3 1 2 x 8
SUMMARY.
Runs Morsn. Lewis. Cheek, Meloan 2.
Litacbl. Hallinan. Tonnesnn. Three-hase
hit Melo.n. Two-bsse bits Munsell. Lew.
la Sacrifice hita Meloan. Lltschi. Koest-
ner. Patterson. Stolen bases Meloan. Sac
rifice fly Kane. Hoep. Baa. on balls Off
Munseii n. otx Koestner 2. struck out
By Munsell 1. br Koestner 3 Donbl. nlv
Kenworthy to Tennant: LJtachl to Hoan to
Patterson: O'Ronrke. uraasiarrrf : Moran tn
Tenaaat to O'Rourke. passed t-all Cheek, final Instructions.
aioiarKey. cnarge neteac to ranntng. Two
base hits Mundorff Gueat 2, Johnston,
Zacher. Sacrifice bits Zacher. McArdle.
Johnston. Stolen bases Leard S. Kchlrm,
Coy, Ness. Johnston 2. Horan. Bases on
balls Off Malarkey 2, off Hushes 4, off
Fanning I. struck out By lalarkey ,
bv Hughes 5. by Olmstead 2. bv Fannina- 1.
Hit by pitcher Zacher.. by Hughes. Wild
pitch Malarkey. Time of game 2:19. Um
piresMcCarthy and Bush.
Tri-Slate Umpires Assigned.
WALLA WALLA, Wash, April 20.
(Special.) President W. N. Sweet, of SchneL.p
me western Trl-state League, today
assigned umpires as follows: Starkell
at Walla Walla, Btirnslde at Boise, and
Meade at North Yakima. Sweet and
Secretary L. M. Brown met with the
umpires here today and gave them
the game. Both teams were fast in the
neia. me score:
Seattle I Victoria
, Ab.H.Po.A.E Ab.H.Po.A.E,
Shaw.un. 4 o 1 a o-Morse.ir.. 4 O o o 0
w tircawrs,ss 4 110 0
3 0 Brooks,lb 4 0 12 0 0
O OMeek.c... 3 14 2-0
0 0 Weed.rf . .41200
0 1 Lynch.cf. 4 3 8 0 0
8 OlDelm.. 2b 4 0 8 S 0
0 0Burr'II,3b 3 0 0 0 0
4 0. Smith, p.. 3 10 5V
Jack'n.lb 8 1 12
Nlll.2h. .313
Wllson.rf 3 10
Strait. if. 4 12
Kill'ay.cf 4 0 1
Raym .ss 4 10
Cadm'n.e 3 1 S
Gipe.p. .. 10 0
v u
Totals 31 8 2712 1 Totals 33 7 27 IS 0
SCORE BY INNINGS.
0 0 0 0 0 1 O 0 0 1
.0 3 1 1 0 O O 0 5
SUMMARY.
Runs Jackson. Rawllngs. Weed. Meek,
Lynch 2. Two-base hits Jackson, Weed.
Seattle
Victorli
Baseball Statistics
STANDING OF THE TEAMS.
National League. -W.
L. P CI W. L. P.C.
Philadelphia 8 1 .750ISt Louis.... S 4 .429
Pittsburg... 5 2 .714Brooklyn.. .. 2 3 .40
New York... 4 2 -67;Boston 1 4 .200
Chicago 5 3 .625,Cinclnnati. . . 1 S .167
American League.
W. L. P.C.I W. L. P.C.
Washington 4 0 1000 Detroit. 4 5 .443
Philadelphia 4 1 -80flst. Louis.... 4 6 .400
Cleveland... 6 3 .eiWjBoston 2 5 .286
Chicago o a .uoNew York... 1 6 .167
American Aseociation.
W, L. P.C, I W. L. P.C.
Milwaukee.. 7 2 .778iSt. Paul 4 6 .444
Kansas city, s z .i,w Columbus 3 4 .421
Minneapolis. 5 4 .5.o Louisville. .. 4 0 .400
Indianapolia 4 4 -IKKI, Toledo. ... .. I 7 .125
Yesterday's Results.
American Association Todelo 8, Minne
apolis 5: Milwaukee 9, Indianapolis 2; Lou
isville 13. St. Paul 8.
Western League Lincoln 9, Wichita 5
(ten innings): Des Moines 7. St. JosiDh 2:
Sioux City 2. Omaha 5; Denver 1, Topeka 6.
Notes of the Game.
Umpires Held and Newhousa officiated
like major leaguers yesterday.
.Doane Is playing a swell fielding same Is
right and his throwing is excellent, even
though bis batting Is down to .178. In
Saturday's game Walter negotiated a spark
ling catch off Gill in the1 ninth that aaved
a score.
Fisher had a run-in with Johnson at sec
ond base and poked the Chicago kid gently
under the chin. He was hissed by the
crowd. Fisher was in the right, as Johnson
bad called him an unprintable name when
Gus Insisted that he was safe. The Angel
later apologized.
Howard kicked on a decision at first base
that made him appear ridiculous. He. ran
about three feet out of the lines to avoid
being tagged by Derrick and. whether
touched or not. was legally retired.
Bill Rodgera got on the bases four times
in five trips yesterday. He secured two
walks and one hit and drove a hot one
through shortstop that missed the hit col
umn by only a narrow margin.
Derrick looked like the champion ball
player of the world yesterday when he
struck his batting stride.
ROSEBUKG WINS IN OPEXEK
Oresswell 3Ieets 6-to-3 Defeat in 12
Inning Contest.
ROSEBURG. Or., April 20. (Special.)
In the opening game of the baseball
season played here today Cresswell won
from Rosebumr by a score of 6 to 3, In
12 innings. The same might have been
termed a pitchers' battle with Rankin
In the box for Cresswell and Bush on
the mound for Roseburg.
Features of the game were a home
run drive by Bargar and a sensational
running catch by Himes, both of Rose-burg.
XING
Columbus Club
SEVEN SNAPPY BOUTS
Williams Ave.
and Morris St.
TUESDAY, APRIL 22
FIRST BOUT, 8:30 SHARP
Seats for Sale at Schiller's, Sixth and Washington.
Sightseeing Auto Direct to Club Leaves 6th and Wash. Sts. at 8 P. M.