THE MORNING OREGONIAN. f ItTTRSDAY. MAY 29, 1913.
BEAVERS VI AND
JUMP 10 FOURTH
McCredie's Men Make Matinee
Well Worth While With 17
Big, Lusty Clouts.
DERRICK LEADS AT BAT
Cincinnati Importation Is Driven
From Mound "Smiling Bill"
J a mm is Credited With Best
Came of It 13 Season.
rrifle Caaat Lntn fttandlns.
TV U PM.I W. I, Pet.
I m Ansa.. SI S3 .574 Portland. . . S3 7 .41
fihlni.. 2 24 .547 Sacramento 51 2 .44i
tentr.... 2 2 .M San Fran... M SI .444
Tsaterday's Heaalta,
A Portland Portland 8. Saa Francisco O.
At l.oa inln Vnlc . lxm Ansolea 1
At San Francisco Oakland a. Sacrajnn
lo 7
BT ROSCOE FAWCETT.
Frtland t. San Francisco 0.
Perhaps there Is no cashier up In
heaven. But hre on earth a plump
- chance pocket extnacteth smiles from
the diamond brokers. The excuse for
! mentioning- this in connection with yes-
terday's San Francisco-Portland ball
name I that W. W. McCredle missed a
chance to pack Recreation Park to ca-
pacltr.
Had Monsieur McCredle tipped it off
to the public that Portland was to
whack out 17 lusty clouts off rack Hen-
'lejr and Hughes, and that Bill James
was to twirl a beautiful four-hit Km
for the locals, he could have displayed
;the "Standlna- room only" sign at
Twenty-fourth and Vauarhn.
More than a mere matter of too much
James was doled out to the 1900 fans.
As a sideshow there was a Cincinnati
base-hit latest creation which ave
Fred Derrick four hits and a walk in
Ore trips to the plate. And there was
some terrinc clouting; by McCortnlck
and Walter Doane. each of whom
cracked out three hits in the excite
ment. Altogether It was a larg-e and healthy
afternoon for the Beavers. The two
wins over the Seals shoved Portland
from the cellar to fourth place, all in
a single day.
-Smlllns; Bill" James pitched one of
the most beautiful games of the 113
Coast League season. He opened It by
fanning all three men In the first In
ning. McArdle. playing first, chalked
up the only single for the first five
Innings. James, too. had wonderful
control, walking only one Eeal.
Sensational fielding and three bril
liant double plays pulled James ffore
the only tremulous periods of play.
Henley. In direct contrast, appeared
to have little on the ball except the
seams. A triple by Chadbourne and the
first of Derrick's four hits scored one
run In the first Inning. Four hits by
McCormlck. James. Chadbourne and
Derrick eeMed another In the second
when the inning closed with- Uie bases
loaded. Then followed a stanxa of lurid
fireworks, the third. Henley being
driven to the cleaners In mid-inning
in favor of Hughes.
Four tallies were rushed across In
the third Inning on four hits and two
walks. Sound wallops by Korea. Doane,
McCormlck and Fisher, and walk,
filled the bases twice. McCormlck
drove in two runs. Sepulveda overthrew
second and a third trickled across, and
Hnghes forced in the last.
The Beavers were content from then
to the eighth, when a terrific two-bagger
by the speed merchant. Walt Doane,
added two more. Derrick preceded with
the latest contraption, "cinch base hit."
which means an infield grounder on
which the fielders failed to force a run
ner at another base. lie scored one of
the two runs.
Horan played left in Johnston's place
for the Seals. .' The score:
Fan Franetare I Portland
Catcher Pearce
Gray. Score:
Sacramento
B H O
Horan. m... 3 2 2
1 5
Halltnaa.3. S
thlnn.r. . .
K'wrtb.y.2.
Touns.a. . .
Tennancl.
R'tmyer.c
Munsell. p.
K insella.p
VBuren.
tVolv'ton.c
Stroud. p..
and Pitcher "Dolly"
I atakland
B a u a r.
II o
0 o
1 0
0 1
1 0
A T.
OOLeard.2...
0 0 "ook.i. . . .
1 0 tacher.m.
1 ONeas.l
s :or.r
4 0 jardner.l..
0 0- ;uct.3.. .
1 1 Kohrer.c. .
o (i rhrlsnan.p
o
0 0
1 M
0 0;
1 s
O 1
3 S
0 10
3 3
f"ndorff.r
rharleaj.
MrArdla.1
7. - rm a n. m
Hosan.t..
Corhan .
-wriht.a
5ep'veda.c
Henley. p..
Hjhi.
Boaard.
B H OAK
SSI 0'Cboarna.l.
4 111 Derrick:. 1..
4 1 t Rodsera.1.
lit Kor... ...
BOS SffDoane.r...
5 0 S t Kruea-ar.c.
S 1 M Cmlck.J
S 11 11 Ftaher.e...
toe 1 ;Ja.nas.p..
1 1 1 i
!'
BHOAE
4 2 J 40
4 11 1
S
4
0
1 t
1
Total.. It 4 14 10 1' Total.. St 17 27 14 1
Batted for Mundorff In ninth.
flan Francisco 0 0
HII. H 1 I 1 I I I- 4
Portland 1 14 lit I '-
Hlta 2 4 4 O 1 1 1 S 17
Rons Chadbourne 2. Derrick. Kores 1.
TKan 1. Fisher 1. James 1. M.rCormlrs: 1.
frtm--k out Br Jamea T. by Henley 1. by
Hiinti 1. Bases on ball! Off Jamea 1.
off Henley S. off Huirhea 2. Tro-bu bits
M-tormlrk. Korea. Doane. Tnree-oaae nns
r'hadboom. Doublo plays Horan to Hen
lev to Corhan. Jamea to Derrick. Hogan to
VcArdle. Korea to Rodsars to Derrick 1.
Stolen baaee Doane. Inntnrs pitched Br
Hnley 2. rune 4. hlta 14. taken out In third
with baaea full and none out. charira defeat
o Henley. Time of sAme 1:M. Umpires
Notes ef the Game.
Ctnterflelder Zimmerman had a llttla
touch luck In the outfield with aly groun
ders. He mtaaed a couple of them.
Fred Derrick failed to retouch aecond
after a lone fly to left on a hit-and-run
play and was forced out by tbe foxy Cor
han. Big Bill James bad bla swatting togs on
yesterday, securing two hits. His first sin
gle scored a run In the second frame.
Hacerman and Fanning will likely be the
battery choices today.
Doane and Kruecer attempted a double
ataal In the setrentn. but Walt was nipped
at the homo plata.
The Beavers he looked Ilka champions
of the universe the past couple of dare.
Tee bad they couldn't have started that
war on their first trip north when the
fana were ready to fill the stands every
dsv.
Shortstop Kores la playing aeneatlonal ball
around the ehortpatcb, and bis hitting la
fin to behold.
fhabourn has been clouting the sphere
very hard In the two ganaea. Ha la one
player who la universally worshipped by
the tans no matter how badly he slumps,
because the fana know ha la always out
thre digging bta hardest.
Mike at'HTormlck's average Jumped to
.:14 yesterday and Derrick's to Me
t'ormlrk negotiated a brilliant putout on
l arty In the third Inning.
Jeasa Garrett waa out In uniform warm
ing up.
Oua Fisher was robbed of one bit by
Hogan who pulled a shoestring; effect In left.
PATCirKD-rP OAKLAND WINS
'With Good Start Earlj Commuters
Defeat Wolves, 8 to 7.
SAN FRANCISCO. May IS. With a
patched-up team. Oakland opened the
series with Sacramento today with an
to 7 victory. Oakland got off to a
pretty good start, and by bunching the
runs in the fourth frame, acquired a
handicap which the Wolves by great
Industry were able to tie In the eighth.
But it was for only a few minutes, as
the Oaks, when they came to bat In
that Inning, sent the necessary runner
across the plate.
The Wolves tried to tie the score
again in the ninth and Lewis managed
lo get as far as second, but was left
there when Kenworthy popped out.
Before the game It was given out
that Manager Mltse. of Oakland, had
asked waivers on two battery men.
Totals.. SS 13 24 12 11 Totals. ..33 13 27 13 0
Batted for Keltmeyer In sixth.
arramento 0 1 020203 0 7
Hita 0 2 1 2 0 3 1 3 1 IS
Oakland 0 O 2 5 0 0 0 1 8
Hlta 0 2 3 o l l u i
liuna Halllnan. Shlnn 2. Kenworthy 3.
Toung. Leard 2. Coy 2. Gueat. Horher, Chrls-
o vniir run n hlta off Munsell. taken
out in lounn. pam iuii auu ui"j .
2 hlta off Klneella In innings. -"
dereat to mroua. nomo run vu. ' "
base hlta Shlnn, Oueet. Tenant. Sacrifice
nne ftpnworiny, wwns. ' " -
ran. Halllnan. Young. ;ueat. Baae on belli
UIT 3iunei! oil wiguu i. uii
X Struck out By Munsell 2, by Klneella 1
oy Mrouu or viinau.n - ' - - ' -
to Votins- to Tennant. beard to Nese. a.arned
rune Sacramento 2. Oakland 1 orr stroua.
left on bases Sacramento 6, Oakland 2.
Time 2:10. I'mplrea Phyle and Held.
ANGELS, HELPLESS, LOSE, 5 TO 1
Venice Takes .Second of Scries as
Koran "Jinx" Prerails.
LOS ANGELES. May 28. The Angels
. .-.t. hlnls ! the bands of the
Venice Gondoliers today and lost the
nr III. aeries. E to 1. Two
errors In the ninth assisted the Angels
in averting a snutoui.
win. filling the bases in the seventh
with one out and twice getting men on
third earlier In the game, but the old
Hogan Jinx aiaea oy nsieign a hhmi-
-.tK.a . -. toe Ano-ela.
, . - nee Prahha
uniy one run iilutt -
who succeeded Toiler .at the end of the
sixth, a home run anve io rigin wni
by Kane. Score:
Los Angeles I Venice
Page".... S 1 1 1 l!r-arllsle.l.. 3 1 1 0 1
Kllls.1 3 12 oniKsne.c R 3 4 1 0
Moore. I... 3 0 14 0 0 Bayleaa.r. . S 0 3 01
UCEjrl.m 4 2 O 0 tiHosp.a. ... 4 O 1 S 1
Howard r. 4 O 0 O n;rrHourke.2 4 2 1 SO
lohnaon.s. 3 1 1 I'M lonell.3 4 1 3 00
Hlea.c... a v a j v t.i iwu.1 . . ' - - -
Toier p... 2 o n s U'Kaieign.p. o v
Brooks'.'.! 1 0 0 00
Wotell.. 1 o P
Totals.. 31 6 24 IS 31 Totals. ..32 11 27 1 3
-Matiea lor i o.r in " ' " 1
Batted for Crabbe In ninth.
IAW Angeiea ' ' . . ;
Hits 0 1 1 1 0 1 1 O B
Venire oooiaoiw - o
Hits 1 o 1 1
Runs Johnson. Carlisle. Knne .1. Elliott.
ElsM hlta and four runs off Toier in sis
... .1 ,A Tn,.r Ifoma
inninas. i'r "'' . : " "
run Kane. Three-ba.e hit Masgart. Two-
bise hit Carlisle. Sacrifice hits Bayless
Raleigh. Baee on balls Off Toier 1. off
Kaleigh 4. off Crabbe 1. Struck out By
Tiit 1. hv Raleigh 3. by Crabba 2. Time
1:27. Umplrea Finney and an Cleef.
Ul GRANDE IS VICTOR
BOI5B LOSES, 5 TO 1, WHEN
BOWER WEAKENS IX EIGHTH-
G0LT3 WIN THEIR
NINTH
STRAIGHT
Callahan Pitches Masterful
Ball and Has Tilikums
Bound and Gagged.
Wall Walla Defeat Pendleton, 9 to
4, Near End of Session and
Yakima Overwhelms Baker.
La Grande turned the tables on Boise
In the Western Trl-State League
Wednesday, winning; S to 1. The other
teams played about the same gam as
Tuesday Walla Walla beating Pendle
ton to 4. while North Yakima beat
Baker, 11 to 4.
At Pendleton it was anybody'a fame
till the ninth, when a series of errors,
two hits, a few bunts and a pass gave
Walla Walla four runs. Harmon, for
the Bears, hit a three-baitKer In the
first and a homer in the eighth. Kelly,
for the Bears, pitched well except in
the second. Three runs came in then.
Berber waa touched up frequently.
R. II. E.I K. H. E.
Walla W...S 7 J.Pendelton.. 4 9 6
Batteries Kelly and Brown; Berber
and Byrnes.
At Boise the game with La Grande
went 1 to 1 till the eighth, then the
Spuds got to Bonner for live hits and
scored four. The feature of the eighth
Inning rally waa a triple by Fltchner,
who went in as pinch hitter for Wal
ters. Jamleson fanned 15 and Bonner
11.
R. H. E.I R. H. E.
La Grande 6 9 4, Boise 18 3
Batteries Jamleson and Peterson:
Bonner and Gard.
At North Yakima the Braves mas
sacred the Miners by bunching hits for
runs and doing brilliant fielding to cut
off runs, as they did yesterday. Fre
quent errors helped them score.
R. H. E. R. H. E.
N Yakima 12 13 liBaker 4 11 6
Batteries Gordon and Taylor;
Krause and Cress.
Date Set for RId&f field Meet.
RIDGEFTELD. Wash., May 28. (Spe
cial.) The track and field meet be
tween the Rldgefleld High School and
the Portland Academy, which was post
poned last week on account of bad
weather, will be held on Decoration
:
Hoppe Overwhelms Yama-da.
NEW TORK. May 28. Willie Hoppe
sucessfully defended bis world's bil
liard championship title at 18-Inch
balk line, two shots In. against the chal
lenger, Kodjl Yamada. of Japan, here
last night, the score being 600 to 13.
Baseball Statistics
STANSINQ OF TBE TEAMS.
National Lewcue.
W. L. Pct.l W. I Pet.
Phlladelp'a M 7 .730 Rt. Louis. .. 13 IS .S04
Brooklyn.. 1 14 .474 Pittsburgh 16 20 .4:
Chicago... It 17 .i! Boston It II .41
Sew Tork. 14 19 .tooictnclnnatl. 1114.114
American Lewawe,
Phlladelp'a 14 IS ,704'Roston IS ! .42?
t'leTeland. 14 II .4S4 St. Loula... IS 3. .1
Waehlng'n. It 1 .911 Detroit. .. . 14(4.404
Chicago... 11 It .Klsi.Vew York... 10 24 .:
Aaaerlraa Aeooclatloa.
outsvltle. IS 14 .StO'Mlnneapolla It 29 .417
Columbus. 20 14 .SIS Ht. Paul IS 2 .474
Milwaukee 24 17 .M5 Indlanap'lls 14 21 .432
Kan. City. 2 II .SIl.Tuledo 12 21 .114
Western Trl-State.
Walla W'la 22 It .41' X. Yakima. 14 II .467
Bo.ee 1 12 .013 I -a Grande. 12 18 .400
Pendleton. 14 IS Haker 11 21 .144
Yesterday's Keaolta.
American Association Columbus s. To
ledo 2; Milwaukee 1. Minneapolis 0; Louis
ville t. Indianapolis 1; Kansas City t. eX
Paul 4 (10 innings!.
western League Omaha S. Topeka 1:
tnver 7. Dea ilolncs 1; Sioux City 14.
Wichita a.
Vnion Association Missoula 10. Butte 1.
Southern League XaehvllU I. Nashville 4;
Atlanta 4. New Orleans 0; Mobile 7. Chat
tanooga 4; Birmingham t. Montgomery 2.
Port lead
Paclflo Coaat
At. H.
Lindsay. ..
Kores
Dosne. ... .
Il'glnb'am.
Fisher
K rmuee . .
Derrick...
Rodgers.
Jamea
il bourne
Batting Averages.
Northwestern
10 2
111 It
lit 17
24
104 24
21 S
14 47
it: 41
2 3
114 S3
McCormlck 124 10
Krapp
Krueger. ..
Berry
Fitzgerald,
raraon. . . .
West
Hagerman.
McCredle..
14 1
114 II
43 11
l 17
7 I
II 4
It 1
1
Av.
.3 3 5 Eastiey....
Spess
.243 Hellmann.
.24TIFrles
.240, Murray. . ..
.253 Bancroft...
.li Melchoir. ..
.2.5'iiulgnl
.2S0 Callahan. ..
.241 Mays
.214 Mahoney. ..
.214 Mohlfr
.204 Williams...
.204 Coltrln
.;0 4 Hynes
.14:'Stanley
.12". Martlnonl..
.10.1 A Knew
.4
Ab. H.
ie i
114 II
SI 14
14 21
II 15
10S 27
143 34
2 23
41 10
21 I
It 21
111 34
it 20
II II
15 2
17 3
IS 1
I 0
Av.
.312
.111
.its
.:s
.253
.2S7
.2S1
.233
.241
.233
.236
.224
.224
.181
.154
.117
.1(5
.400
HEILMAN GETS HOME RUN
Speas' Bat Continues to -Play Im
portant Part in Portland's
Came Seattle Gets but
Four Scattered Hits.
Northwestern League) Standings.
W. L. Pct.l W. I Pet
f nA IK t1!ti.-!Moria 21 20 .01.
c ..i- A IT '.VT..-.,na 17 25 .405
Portland." 20 18 I&dttiSpokane. . . 15 28 .349
Yesterday'a Keeulta.
At Seattle Portland 3. Seattle 0.
At Spokane Vancouver 8. Bpokane 3.
At Tacoma Victoria 7. Tacoma 0.
SEATTLE. Wash May 28. (Special.)
Nick Williams' Portland Colts won
their ninth consecutive victory today
and Incidentally scored their second
consecutive shut-out over the Seattle
Tllllkums.
Three tallies were all that the Colts
could shove over against Glpe today,
but they were as good as a hundred,
because Callahan had Raymond's men
bound and gagged all the way through.
The score shows four hits for the
Tilikums. In reality they were en
titled to only three. No two of them
In the same Inning. The second cred
ited to Killilay was a beat-out of a
slow grounder.
Gipe was out-pitched by Callahan,
but stuck to his work and held the
Colts scoreless for six innings. Seat
tle's efforts at batting were so feeble
that it made the team look cheap.
Fries, first up for the opener, got
the better of the calling, and walked.
Mohler's grounder to Raymond bound
ed badly and was muffed. Gipe got the
next two but Speas hit to right, scor
ing Fries. Hcilmann grounded to Jack
son. . .
In the third Melchoir led off with a
hit and was sacrificed to second by
speas. Heilmann hoisted a high one
to right and It dropped outside the
boards. These two runs were the last
Portland grabbed In the game, al
though they had Gipe In trouble almost
everlng Inning to the end.
Seattle had one man on in each of
seven Innings, but the follow-up at
tack on Callahan was -about as vicious
as if our bold heroes were batting
with those "straws" they use in ice
cream sodas. Score:
g tattle I Portland
B HOAE BHOAE
ck 9 a n 9 n 0 Fries r. .. . 3 0 2 01
jacke'nnil. 8 0 9 0 V; Mohlrr.2. . 3 1181
Wally.l.. 1 o 1 o v (iutgni.s. . a i " w
NI112D.... 4 0 2 10Melch-lr,m 8 1 2 00
Strait. 1. .a 1 0 1 . 0 0 Speas. 1. . . 3 1 8 10
Brown.l.. 8 0 0 OOH-llmen.l. 4 110 0
Klllllay.m 4 4 0 0'Wllllams.o 4 2 10 0 0
Fuller'n.r. 8 0 0 0 0 Coltrln.s. .. 4 2 2 40
Wllson.r.. 10 1 0 0 Callahan. p 4 2 1 Ul
Cadman.e. 4 3 6 20
Ravm'd.a. 8 0 12 1
Glpe. p.... 2 0 0 40
Totals. S3 4 27 l Totals. 38 11 27 10 t
Seattle 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00
Portland 1 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 03
Runs Fries. Melchoir, Hellman. Two.
base hit C'adman. Home run Hellman.
Sacrifice hits Mohler. Speaa. Stolen bases
Shaw, jut II. Struck out By Glpe 3. by
Callahan H. Bases on balls Off Glpe 4.
Wild pitches Olpe 2. Hit by pitched ball
Olpe. by Callshan. Double playa Olpe to
("adman to Jackson; Raymond to Jackson.
Time 1:48. Umpire Eddinger.
VAXCOTJTETl DEFEATS INDIANS
Spokane Is Vnable to Hit Pitcher
Concannon in Pinches.
SPOKANE. Wash.. May 28. Concan
non pitched airtight ball against Spo
kane today in the pinches, and Van
couver won, 5 to 3. Melter did not get
good support at the proper time. Mil
lion made two sensational running
catches.
The score:
Vancouver. I Spokane
B H O A El BHOAE
trail I 2 0 2 0 0 Million c. 8 13 0 1
Konnlck.2 4 11 ll'Yohe.3 4 1 1 20
Klppert.c. 3 1 3 0 0'Pappa.l . . . 4 0 2 00
Frlsk.r... 4 0 1 0 OWagner.2. 4 2 0 41
Walth.l.. 8 18 0 1'McCarl.l.. 8 0 14 0 0
Helster.8. 4 0 8 4 0 Crum.r 8 0 2 0 0
Sch-nw'r.s 4 2 2 2 OHarblson.s 4 0 0 80
T.-t.o 4 2 5 1 0'Ostdlek.e.. 3 0 8 2 0
Conc'n'n.p 8 0 0 1 0 Melter.p. .. 4 2 1 80
Aitman.s.. x u x uu
Totals... 31 7 27 Totals... 88 6 27 14 2
Vancouver 0 1 1 0 1 0 0 1 1 5
Spokane o 2 o o i o o o o s
Runs Hall, Konnick, Walsh. Scharn
weber. Lewis. Tohe, Ostdlek. Melter. Two
base hlta Wagner. Scharnweber 2. Three
base hit Helster. Sacrifice hits Hall, Klp
pert. Hit by pitched ball Walsh. Stolen
baaea Wash, Tohe. Bases on bails Con
cannon 2. Melter L Struck out Concan
non 4, Melter 1. Left on bases Vancouver
3, Spokane 7. Time 1:45. Umpire Casey.
TABLES TURNED ON TIGERS
Victoria Shuts Out Tacoma, 1 to 0,
Bengals Using Three Pitchers.
TACOMA. May 28. Victoria turned
the tables on the locals today and de
feated Tacoma. 7 to 0, the same score
by which they lost yesterday's contest.
Score:
Victoria I Tacoma
BHOAEI BHOAE
4 I S 0 OiKurfuss.m 1 4 0 0 0
lOMcMullln.S 4 1X41
1 Kellers. . . 3 1 2 2 1:
0S"ghbors.r. 4 1 0 10
I 4 McMurdo.l
1 4 Ruell.s
1 0 Kennedy,!.
I O H. Harris.1
1 IOW.Harria.c
pirot.p. .
Felts.l
R'wllngas
? wain.2...
Meek.c. ..
Lynch. m ..
Nordyka.1
Lamb. I.. .
Alberts.r..
Smith. p. .
McO'nlty.p
ueuora.p.
rQurrell. ..
I t 1 0
12 2 1
10 0
110 0
10 10
00
0 1 0
0 0 0 0
0 0
Total.. 17 10 37 to! Total. 11 8 27 11 1
Batted for W. Harris in nlntb.
Victoria 0 1 S 0 S 0 0 7
Tacoma 0 0 0 4 0
Runs Raw lings. Swain. Lamb !; Alberts
2. Smith. Stolen bases Rawilngs 2. Swain.
Meek. Kennedy. Double plays Rawilngs to
Swain to Nordyke. Three-base hit Alberts.
Credit loss to Girot. Three runs & hits off
Oirot In 1 2-3 Innings: 1 run no hits off Mc
Ulnntty In 1 1-1 innings; 3 runs t hits off
Belford In 4 Innings. Struck out By Smith
2. by Girot 3. by Belford 3. Baaes on balls
off Smith 3. off Girot 3. off McOlnnlty 1.
off Belford 1. Wild pitch Belford. Hit by
pitched bull Keller oy bmitn. Time i:ou.
Umpire Toman.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Cincinnati 3, Pittsburg 1.
PITTSBURG May 28. Pittsburg
could not hit Suggs and Cincinnati won
its second straight game from Pitts
burg. 2 to 1. The Reds played a bril
liant fielding game, Devore made a
sensational running catch of Booe's
difficult long drive. Hans Wagner pro
tested Umpire Byrne's decision on
Groh at second base so violently in
the ninth inning that he was put out
of the game. Score:
Cincinnati I Pittsburg
BHOAE' rJ H O A E
Pevore.m. 4 11 0 0Booe.m... . 3 12 10
Rates.r... 3 18 0 OTarey.l... . 3 1 1 00
Hu-her 1. 4 0 4 1 "IVIoi 2 4 2 4 1 0
Tinkers.. 4 0 2 O'Wagner.s.. 3 0 2 20
Marssns.t. S 2 8 0 0 Mrfartny.s 10 0 10
Almeida,!. 2 0 2 10 Hyatt. 1 4 2 8 1 2
Groh. 2... 4 2 2 8 0;Wllon.2. . . 4 0 2 00
Clarke.c. 4 2 4 0 0 Byrne. 3... 2 0 8 10
Suggs.p... 3 10 lOiSimon.er. .. 8 1 8 20
, jHendrlx,p.S0 J4 0
Totals. M 9 26 9ol Totals. 29 7 27 14 2
Carey out. hit by batted ball.
Cincinnati 0 1 0 0 1 0 1 0 03
Pittsburg 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1
Runs Tinker. Marsans, Clarke, Hyatt.
Two-base hits Clarke. Vlox, Hyatt. Three
base hits Suggs, Groh. Sacrifice hits Ca
rey, Bates. Almeida, Byrne. Stolen bases
Tinker, Marsans. Groh. Baae on balls Off
Suggs 1, off Hendrlx 2. Struck out By
Suggs 3, by Hendrlx 4. Hit by pitcher Si
mon, by Suggs. Passed ball Simon. Dou
ble' plays bescher and Tinker; Groh and
Marsans; Booe and Hyatt. Left on bases
Pittsburg 8, Cincinnati 4. Time 1:66. Um
pires Kigler and Byron.
Chicago 8, St. Louis 7.
CHICAGO, May 28. In the longest
major league game of the season today(
a base on balls in the seventeenth in-'
nlng, with the bases full and two out,
cost St. Louis the game, 8 to 7. The
locals had the lead until the ninth.
Pierce started for Chicago, but was hit
hard, and gave way to Lavender.
Lavender filled the bases in the sev
enth and was relieved by Cheney.
Score:
8t. Louis Chicago
a H o A El
Hugglns.2 7 2 9 6 0Mlller.l...
v o u u&vers,a. . .
1 0
1 1
3 8
0 20
1 2
MaGee.l. . 8
Gathers.r 2
Sheckard.r 2
Mowrey.S. 7
K.onet'y.1 8
Oakes.m.
Whltted.s
Evans,. .
O'Leary.s.
Mcl.ean.o.
Orlner.p. .
Harmon.p
0 Ul Mitchell. r
Oil Zi'm'm'n.S
8 UiSaier.l. ..
1 lfLeach.m. .
1 ujBrldwell.s
2 2 Aroher.s. .
0 u,Pierce.p. .
7 0Lavender,p
4 0 Gheney.p.
Ill ,
SO
HOAE
0 8 10
0 2 7 0
1 2 01
2 2
B
7
6
7
7
6 2 23 1 1
8 2 1 00
6 2 4 60
8 4 10 3 0
2 1 0 20
1 0 0 00
8 11
Totals. 62 16 50 32 31 Totals. 60 15 80 26 3
Murray out; hit by batted ball. ;
'Batted for Whltted in seventh.
Two out when wlnnlnr run was scored.
st t ool. 0 1 0 1 0 0 2 1 2 0 0 0 000007
Chicago 0 0210220000000001 8
Runs Hlgglns (2). McGee. Konetcby,
Whltted. McLean. Harmon. Mitchell. Zlm
merman. Sailer (21. Leach (2). Archer, La
vender. Two-base hits Archer (2), Griner
(2). Mowrey, Harmon. Three-base nil Mit
chell. Hits Off Pierce 6 In five Innings.
Lavender 2 In one inning and none out In
seventh, Cheney 0 In 11 innings, Griener 11
in eight Innings, Harmon 4 In eight and two.
tniras innings, cacrmce nua wiuiicu, o'
er. Mowrey, Harmon. Sacrifice fly Evers,
Htoin Mitchell t2i. Miller (21. Saler.
Double play Miller to Evers to Saler. Left
on bases St. Loula J. Chicago 13. Bases
on balls Off Pierce 3, off Griner 2. off La
vender 2. off Cheney 4. off Harmon 6. Hit
by pitched ball Zimmerman, by Griner.
Struck out By Griner 3. by Pierce 2. by
Cheney 4. Wild pitches Pierce, Cheney.
Time, 3:45. Umpires Kleta and Orth.
BROOKLYN, May" 28. Brooklyn
Philadelphia game postponed; wet
grounds.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Cleveland 2-R, Chicago 1-3.
CLEVELAND. May 28. Cleveland
took both games of a double header
here with Chicago today, the first 2
to 1 and the second 5 to 3.
The first game was decided In the
first two Innings, as neither side got
a man past second after that. Chica
go's run was scored by Rath, who
walked, stole second and scored on
Collins' single. Cleveland scored their
first run on two singles and the sec
ond run on a base on balls and Col
lins' muff of ONeils long fly. Driv
ing Walsh from the box in the second
inning of the second game. Cleveland
secured an early lead of three runs.
Score:
First game:
Cleveland 1 Chicago
BHOAEi BHOAE
Johnston.l 4 1 8 1 ljSchaller.L. 4 1 1 00
Chipm'iij 8 1 10 10Rath.2.... 3 1 3 30
ri..,n I X 1 a 4 Oil-ord.3 4 0 0 20
Turner.2.. 4 O 3 3 0 Colllns.r.. . 4 2 10 1
.lackson.r. 3 11 0 tF-ournier.L g u la v
Kyan.m... 3 0 2 OOBodle.m... S 0 0 00
Graney.l.. 2 0 1 0 o;weaver.s. . 3 s l
O'Nell.c... 2 O 6 A OlSchalk.c... Z 4 ill
Kahler.p.. 3 0 0 0 OlClcotte.p. . 3 0 0 80
l-Easterly. 1 1 0 00
"Zelder... 0 0 0 00
Totals. 27 8 27 12 1 Totals. 20 7 24 13 1
Batted for Rath In ninth.
Kan for Easterly In ninth.
Cleveland 1 1 0 0 0 n o o - J
Chicago luuouuvv u i
Runs Johnston, Ryan. Rath. Two-base hit
Collins. Sacrifice hits Chapman, Olson,
Schalk. Stolen baaea Ryan. Olson. Rath.
Double plays Clcotte, Weaver and Four
nler; Olson and Johnston: Chapman, Olson
and Chapman. Base on balls Off Kahler 1.
off Clcotte 3. Struck out By Kahler 4,
by Clcotte 2. First base on errors Cleve
land 1, Chicago 1. Ief t on bases Cleve'and
7. Chicago 3. Tlme 1:38. Umpires Fer
guson and Chapman.
Second game:
Cleveland I Chicago
BHOAE BHOAE
Tohnaton 1 2 19 0 OiSchaller.I. . 4 0 2 00
0 z u tterger.z. . e a u
3 0 Lord. 3.... 4 1 3 uo
the championship of the city schools
by defeating w. tiocKeii. waiia vrana
Hia-h School champion by S-6, 6-1, 8-6.
M Wickersham beat Kroesch 6-2,- 6-2;
Tyler beat Ivroescn o-x, o-v; wit;iei
sham beat Gill 6-1, 6-2; Kroesch beat
Gill 6-2, 6-4.
College Baseball.
At Cambridge Harvard-Dartmouth
postponed.
At West Point Army-Bucknell can
celled; rain.
At Providence Brown, . 6; Holy
Cross, 2.
At La Fayette, Ind. Indiana 2, Per
due 3.
Falrvlew to Open Ball Grounds.
The baseball grounds at Falrvlew
will be opened Sunday afternoon with
a game between the Fairview Club and
the.polumbla Park Club. J. B. jviorri
ta mnnno-er nf the Falrvlew team.
The grounds are near the station on
the Portland Railway, L.lght At slower
Company line.
McMinnvUle Game Arranged.
M'MINNVILLE, Or., May 28. (Spe-
-1-1 T.1 C Xa,,1 rilanla onA tllA TO-
II fX 1. ) J nn cifc. x ciu. v,.cii.0 -
Minnville Tigers will meet in a baseball
contest here Sunday. For the Tigers,
rhapman.s 3
Olson.3... 3
Turner.2.. 4
.lackson.r. 3
Kyan.m... 4
Graney.l.
Carlsch.c
Gregg.p..
2 2 OlColllns.r..
0 O'Fournier.l Z 0 4 u o
1 0 OOlNelder.l.
4 12 0 OiBodle.m. .
4 z e a uiv eaver.s.
4 11 lOIKuhn.c...
Schalk,c. .
IWalsh.p..
IWhlte.p..
ILange . . .
6 0 10 0
0 0 0 0
8 2 3 0 1
4 2 8 0 1
2 0
1 0
0 0 0 0 0
8 10 3 0
1 0 0 0 0
Totals. .82 10 27 10 01 Totals.. .34 8 24 10 2
Batted tor White
In nlntb.
2 1 (I 2 0 0 O 0 " 0
Chicago 0 0 0 1 0 2 0 0 03
Runs Johnston 2. Chapman, Garrlsh 2,
Lord 2 Bodie. Two-base hits Farlsh, Gregg.
i . sai-iric hit Johnston. Stolen
hnara Carlach. Chapman. Lord 2. HUs
Off Walsh 4 In 1 none out In second), White
6 In 7. Bases on balls Off Gregg 6. Walsh
2 White 1. Hit by pitcher Olson by White.
Struck out Gregg 6. White 2. Wild pitch
Walab 2. First baae on errors Cleveland L
Left on baaea Cleveland 8. Chicago 9. Time
Two hours. Umpires Dlneen and Fergu
son. Detroit 6, St. Louis 8.
ST. LOUIS. May 28. Detroit, by win
ning today 6 to 3, took four of a six
game series with the St. Louis Ameri
cans. Two St, Louis pitchers were
hit when hits meant runs. Baum
gardner was wild. Hall was a puzzle.
St, Louis' pinch hitters were power
less. The score
Detroit
BHOAE
6 2 2 ZO
Malsel.m..
Rnah
Crawford.l 8 3 9 0 lJohnston.l. 4 2 3 00
"oth r .
Veach.l... 4
Hlgh.m... 4
M nrliy.3. 8
McKee.c.
1 2 00
2 2 00
0 10
2 2 0
3 10
Stanag'e.c. 2 0 6 0 0
Hall. p.... a u u iv
St. Louis
B HOAE
IWilllams.r. 3
Hyatt.2. . .
Stovall.l. .
Austin. 8. . .
Waliace.a. .
Agnew.c. .
0 10 1
0 0 0 0
2 3 00
I 1 1 0 0
113 0
2 8 0 0
0 4 10
0 2 10
,16 10
0 0 2 0
0 10 1
0 0 00
7 2782
n.-.,, O .1 i 7 lO '
Batted lor Majsei in nun.
Detroit 0 0 1 1 J J 1 o i ;
St. Louis l u w i a o
Runs Bush. Vitt, Crawford 2. Ml gh, at-
itee. Hyatt, otova.ii, "
John.ton. Stovall, Crawford Bush Three-
base bits alcr.ee. i-rn.ii. ",ur7T , i
gardner, 8 In 6 innings; Hamilton, 3 In 4.
Sacrifice hits Hall. Morlarlty. Sacrifice
fly Cobb. Vltt- Stolen bases High, Veacn,
Double plays Bush and Crawford: Agnew
and Austin. Lett on bases St. Louis 6, De
troit 7. Bases on bails Baumgardner 2,
Hall 2. Hit by pitcher. Cobb, by Hamilton.
u,r,w.k out Bv Hall 9. Hamilton 3. Baum
gardner 2. Time 1:80. UmpiresConnolly
and HMdebrand.
otiit irivT.puTi Mov ee Washing
ton-Philadelphia game postponed; rain.
NEW YORK. May 28. New York
Boston game postponed; rain. Double
header Monday.
Cleveland Releases Beall.
pi fVPT AKD Mav 28. The release
of Outfielder ' Jack Beall to the Mil
waukee club of the American Associa-
. I ,,-o - annnunOMi toniaht b V the
ruxiaml American League club. The
recent acquisition of Lelivelt, formerly
of the New xoric Americana, gitve i"o
Cleveland club eight outfielders, which
Manager Birmingham considered too
many.
TYLER SHOW'S OLD-TIME FORM
Spokane Tennis Crack Wallops Port
land Men Hard.
watt. a WAT.T.A Wanh.. Mav 28.
(Special.) Portland tennis experts fell
hard here today In an exhibition tourn-
-.h.n To Tvlpr of Snokane.
carried off all honors, showing he is
still a big factor in Northwest tennis
circles. Tyler defeated Wickersham
6-2. 8-6 and then took on Gill and
allowed the latter only four games out
of the 16 played. The score was 6-2,
-2.
Raymieid Orth, of Whitman, won
On Over-Decoration
Needs Today in .
Open
Tonight
Till 10 P. M.
uiosea
Friday
The Great Stock
Reducing Sale
It has been a phenomenal sale from the start
the last two days, Thursday and Saturday
(closed Friday) should bring larger crowds than
ever Everything reduced exactly except
contract goods and special $5 Panamas. Sale
Prices apply only to Cash Purchases.
Stein-Bloch Clothes
$20 Stein-Bloch Suits at $15.00 $30 Stein-Bloch Suits at $22.50
$25 Stein-Bloch Suits at $18.75 $35 Stein-Bloch Suits at $26.25
Famous $17 Suits the world's greatest clothes value $12.75
SUMMER SHIRTS, V4 OFF UNDERWEAR, y4 OFF
PAJAMAS, OFF STRAW HATS, OFF
FELT HATS, OFF NECKWEAR, 4 OFF
Yeort BIdg.
Corner
Fifth and
Alder
K Vir -JrQSM K. M' !RaV , An irJJ aV dTi t.V a Ja ' - - li
Bob Foster will do the twirling and
Courtney will do the receiving.
BUSINESS ME TO PLAY BALIi
Ijeague Organized by Clubs and
Schedule Being Arranged.
The organization of a Portland Busi
ness Men's Baseball League, composed
of the Realty Board, Ad Club, Progress,
ive Business Men's Club, Rotary Club
and Transportation Club teams, was
effected yesterday at a meeting of the
managers at the Archer & Wiggins
store. H. K. Shellaby, president of the
league, is now arranging for a schedule
that will call for Saturday games to
begin on May 31 and end on August 30.
Mr. Bhellaby intends to have the fol
lowing nines open the season: Trans
portation Club vs. Ad Club, Realty
Board vs. Progressive Business Men's
Club. The Archer & Wiggins store has
donated a silver loving cup to the win
ner of the competition.
Ed Rankin, official umpire of the
Portland Interscholastio League, and S.
M. Hummell have been selected to act
as umpires.
Cy Yonng Gets Ovation.
CHICAGO. May 28. Cy Young, vet
eran American League pitcher, came to
Chicago today at the head of the Cleve
land Federal League team. The biggest
crowd of the season gathered at Fed
eral l'ark to welcome the veteran, who
was begged to step Into the pitcher's
box and let his admirers see him work
asain. Younu declined.
FLY FISHING
IS ON
We have heavy flies for
the rough, mountain streams,
dainty dry flies for the
smooth-running creeks, and
the famous "Bucktail"
flies, which will get 'em any
where. Everything else in good
tackle.
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