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THE aiORXIXG- OREGONIAX. SATURDAY, MAY 8, 1J13.
BAUMWHAGie
AND BEAVERS LOSE
Schaller Distinguishes Himself
by Making Brace of Hom
ers in 8-1 Game.
SEALS BUSY FROM START
Portland's Scoring Is Confined to
Opener AVlicn Speas Tallies on
Boot by Corhan Krause Is
Keached in 5 Frames.
rartflc roast Standing.
w. i Pct. W I Pet.
Y.. Innlra.'JI lfl .SIMIPnrtlind 10 IS 471
fcalt Lake.. 17 15 .53 i I Venice 1 17 .453
b. Fran. ...13 17 .02SiOakland ...ltt 110 .444
tertay'tt Results.
At Pan Francisco San Francisco 8. Port
land 1.
At I.na Armeies T.os Ana-elea 0. Venice 3.
At Salt Lake sale Lake 6. Oakland 1.
SAN FRANCISCO. May 7. (Special.)
Spider Baum pitrheil himself into a
8-to-l victory today, a sort of come
back after two wretched starts. lie
allowed six hits and, barring tho first
inning, when he was somewhat up in
the air. the e.iemy couldn't begin to
touch his service.
Somebody said it was Biff Schaller's
birthday. It must have been some
thing: of the sort, for the Chicago lad
started oft with a single to rigrht. then
put the ball over the rente on two oc
casions, walked on his fourth trip to
the' plate, and Anally, in the ninth,
forced a runner" at second, the only fly
in his ointment.
Portland's scoring: was confined to
the first inning. With Derrick out,
Speas singled to center and reached
second on a wild pitch. Bates doubled
to center and Speas was finally tallied
as Corhan booted Stumpf's grounder.
Bate C'auKhti Stumpf XIpped.
Bates, rounding: third, was caught off
the cushion and Stumpf was nipped
trying to steal.
The Seals got busy in the opener and
stayed right with Krause for five
satisfying chapters. Mitze grounded
out to Derrick, but Schaller hit to left
and took another base on Speas' bad
throw. Schmidt's single to center drove
in Schaller and the catcher was as
sisted around the bags as Heilmann
crashed one against the right field
fence.
Speas dropped an easy fly on Meloan
in the second. Leard sacrificed his
teammate to third and Roy Corhan
worked the squeeze play successfully
for the score.
Schaller's first home run was in -the
third.
Schallrr Putt Ball Over Fence.
In. the fourth, with two down. Fitz
perald hit safely while Schaller put
the ball over the fence for his second
time of the afternoon.
The fifth inning saw the last of the
scoring. Heilmann started oft with a
drive through the box to center. Jones
scratched into a hit. Trying to get
away from a ball, his bat struck the
sphere and it bounced over the pitcher's
head, Just out of reach. Meloan's
smash to first that Derrick came close
to turning into a double play was
merely an out that sent the two run
ners ahead.
Leard scored one man with a clout
past Bates at third, while Corhan's
sacrifice fly to left gave Jones a tally.
Thereafter all was peaceful. The
score:
Portland
- I San Francisco
, , " H AE li H OAK
nerrick.l. 4 oiii ) o Fitzs-'r'd.r 1 1 o oo
- - - rrnaucr.l.
2 I 1! OIKchmldt.c.
1 0 OlHeilm'nn.l
J 0 0Jones.3. . .
:t 2 0Mcloan.m.
it 0 0!Ieard.U. . .
Speas. r. . . 4
Bates. 3. ..42
Stumpf.:!. 4 0
Hlllyard.m : ()
Cariseh.c. 3 1
l.ooor.l ... :; I
Iavls,s... 3 0
Krause. p. . 1 0
Uced.... 1 0
Keefe.p.. . 10
4 0 0
0 30
0 0 0
0 O0
Corhan, a. .
Baum, p.
3 3 0 0
i :i 2 0
2 11
0 1
1
0 5
Totals. 31 6 24 0 2 Totals.. .20 12 27 13 1
Portland 10000000 01
Hase hits 210001 0116
f-an 1-ranclsco 21 12 2 000 8
Base hits 3 1 323001 13
Huns. Speas. Kltzrerald Schaller 3, Schmidt
Heilmann. Jones. Mcloan; 8 runs 12 hits
off Krause. 23 at bat in 5 InnliiKs; charge
defeat to Krause. Home runs. Schaller 2.
Two-base hit. Bates. Sacrifice fly, Corhan
Sacrifice hits. Leard. Corhan. Base on balls
"ff Krause 1. Keefe 1. Struck out. bv
Krause 1. Baum 3. Keefe 1. Stolen bases.
Bates. Double play Corhan to Heilmann
Runs responsible for. Krause 6. Left on
bases, Portland 3. San Francisco 6. Wild
pitch. Baum. Time, 1:30. Umpires. Wil
liams and Finney.
TItiiniS BKAT ANGELS, S TO 0
Venice Hunches Hits and Wins Its
first Game of Series.
LOS ANGELKS. May 7. Bunching
hits in two innings, while Johnson kept
his opponents' hits scattered, Venice
won its first game of the series today
from Los Anfeles, 3 o 0 The Venice
moundsman pulled his team out of a
tight hole in the sixth inning, when,
with one out and the bases full, he
fanncl McMullrn and forced Kilts to
foul to Hetlinjr. "vVilhoit and Ba less,
with timely hitting, were responsible
for Venice's tallies. The score:
, Venice I Loa Angeles
B H O A BHOAE
3 o 1 nniJIrart.m 4 10 00
rt m i ft mi -miller. 3 3
o oi wolter.r
Carlisle,!.
Trarer.s. . 3
TVUhoit.r. 4
Bayless.m 3
FvtahorK.2. 4
Hetling.S. 4
(i'rhmn.l 3
Mitze. c. .. 4
Johnson, p 3
3 3
O 2 H 0
n l 3ft
o 13 10
0 4 (IP1
0 110
3
0 1
1 1
0 0M-Mullen,2 4 0 1
F.llis.l
Absteln.l..
Terry. s. . ..
Brooks.c. .
Ryan. p. .
Hnrper. ..
Meek. . .
4 13 0 0
:t o is io
O 1
0 4
1 t
1 O O 0
0 0 0 0
Totals. SI 5 27 1fi0 Totals.. 32 0 27 13 1
Batted for Abstetn In ninth.
Fatted for Terry in ninth.
Venice 1 o o o o o o o 3
Kits 2 O 2 O O 1 o o o .-,
I.os An (tee la n o o 0 0 l) n o o o
Hits 0 11OO20O 1 i
Kims, Carlisle. AVIlhnit 2. Two-base hits,
A ilholt. Wfirper. Sacrifice hit. Berger.
Struck out. by Ryan 4. b-v- Johnson 4. Bases
en balls. .ff Ryan 3, off .tohnson 4. J.un.i
responsible for. Ryan a. Stolen bases, W'H
bolt. yayless. tileichmann. Msucert. Ellis.
vtld pitch. Ryan. Umpires, Thyle and To
man. Time, 1 :S0.
SALT I,KH DEFKATS OAKLAND
Boyd Relieves Frougli. but Califor
nians Lose by 6 to 1.
CITY. Vtah. May 7
Oakland here today. 6
lieved Prousrh on the
isitors. but was unable
- C. Williams worked
The score: '
I Salt Lake
A y- B It O A K
SALT LAKE
Bait Lake beat
to 1. Hoyd re
mound for the v
to rave the gam
for Salt Lake.
Oakland
B If O
Marcan,?. 3
M'ndorff.r .1
Boyd. p. . . 0
Johnston, 1 4
Ness.l.... 4
M'dlton.nt 4
Ktibn.c. . . 3
T.lndsay,3. X
T.itsi-hl... 1
Pniuah.p. 2
Koerner.r. I
Elliott. .. 1
Totals. L' B C4 S 4' Totals.. 31
llatled rir Mundorfr In elKhth.
Oakland 1 0 0 O 0 O O 0 0 t
Salt Lake 0 1 0 0 0 2 3 6
Runs. M-ircan, ?edeon, Zaoher. Tennant '',
Barbour. " WtlMsms. Two-bnse hits. Mar
can. Sacrifice bit. Orr. Sacrifice fly. Han
nah. Stolon bases, Mundorff. Middleton.
fiedeon. First base on balls, off Prough 2.
W illiams 5. Struck out, bv Trough 5, wlll-
S "J 2 U Rhlnn.r.... 4 1 2 00
1 0 0 ijOrm 3 1 4 f 0
ft it 1 O'f.edeon,:.. S 2 0 0 0
0 2 0 0 Hyau.l 4 0 1 o 0
0 4 0 n'y.aeher.m. 4 1100
13 1 O'Tennanl.l. 4 19 00
O s II) Harbour..-?. 4 2 3 S 0
0 1 0 I'Hannsh.o. 3 1 7 SO
O 4 2 OK'.WU'ms.p 4 0 0 1 0
0 0 1 0
0 o o flj
0 0 0 0'
lams 5. Three runs. 9 hits, 25 at bat off
I'roupli In 7 innings; 3 runs, 4 hits, S at
bat off Body In one inning. Runs responsible
for, T'rouKh 0, Boyd 2. Charge defeat to
Prough- Left ou bases. Oakland K, Salt
l.ake 7. Passed bail, Hannah. First base
on errors. Salt Lake 3. Double play. -Litsi-hi
to Ness. Hit by pitcher, by Williams. Llt
sclil. Time, 2:02. Umpires, Guthrie and Held.
CHIX'H GETS WEST'S PLACE
Hos-an Signs Angel Cast-Off and
Then Hcleascs Kx-Beaver.
LOS ANGELES. May 7. Manager
Hopan. of the Venico Coast League
team, signed Charlie Chech, the pitcher
released ten daj-s ago by the Los An
geles team, and then released Hi West,
pitcher, who was purchased from Port
land a year ago.
This is Chech's Uth season in pro
fessional baseball.
What, the Box Scores Show
About Player You Know.
ROGER PECK.INPAUC.il. ex-Beaver
shortstop, banged out three hits in
four trips for the New York Tanks
yesterday. Boston beat the Yanks 5-3.
In this same game Chet Thomas,
former Sacramento backstop, secured
three hits for Boston. Thomas went
up to the majors about three years ago.
Ham Hyatt, of Northwestern League
fame, did not connect as pinch hitter
for Pittsburg yesterday against St.
Louis, but the Pirates won, anyway.
Hobby Keefe appears to possess the
real stuff. Twice Walter McCredio has
sent him out as relief twlrler and both
times he has stopped the batting in
stantly, and it is a, tough job checking
the hits when they begin coming in
droves. - ' -
Detroit beat St. Louis 11-3. Coveles
kie allowing the Browns eight hits.
This Coveleskie is a brother of Stanley,
of Portland.
Del Baker, an Oregon boy, caught the
game for Detroit. Baker broke in with
Spokane a couple of years ago and
after drifting over to the Union Asso
ciation and Western League landed last
season with Detroit. He appears to
have made good with a vengeance.
VANCOUVER BEATS- SPOKANE
Game Goes 1 1 Innings and Coltrin
Draws $50 Fine.
VANCOUVER, B. C, May 7. Doubles
by McCarl and Brinker, with two down,
gave Vancouver a victory over Spo
kane in the 11th inning today by a
score of 2 to 1. Wicker and Kramer
figured in a pretty pitching duel, with
honors resting with the Vancouver
twirler. Coltrin was fined $50 and
Lewis was chased out of the grounds
for disputing decisions. Score:
R. H. E.1 R. H. E.
Spokane 1 6 lVancouver. . 2 & 0
Batteries Wicker and Brenegan;
Kramer and Cheek.
CUBS ARE
TRIMMED
9-to-2 Defeat by Cincinnati Is
First in 8 Games.
CHICAGO PITCHERS WILD
Aberdeen 8, Seattle 4.
SEATTLE. May 7. Aberdeen beat Se
attle here today. 8 to 4. The vi&itors
used two pitchers, while Mails pitched
the entire game for Seattle. The score:
R. H. E.j R. H. K.
Aberdeen... 8 7 lSeattle 4 12 3
Batteries Killen, Engle and Byler;
Mails and King.
Victoria 3, Tacoma 2.
TACOMA, Wash., May 7. Except for
the seventh inning House and Barham
held the locals helpless, and Victoria
won, 3 to 2. Score:
t H. E. R- H. K.
Victoria 3 6 OjTacoma 2 4 3
Batteries House and Ha worth; Mc
Ginnity and Stevens.
CHARLES JOST PLANS BOUTS
Ex-Imuerial -Club Matchmaker
Would Receive Mohawk Club.
Charles Jost, former matchmaker
of the Imperial Athletic Club, will at-,
tempt to put the Mohawk Club back
on its feet. Jost is endeavoring to
close with the owner of the building
in which the Mohawk Club is located,
and intenria ctnpin? ft hnvinr smoker
next'Friday if the deal is put over. Ho
says mat a. permit nas Deen promised
to him.
He has lined up the following bouts:
148 pounds Valley Trambetus vs.
Frank Parslow.
100 pounds Jimmie Howe -vs. Johnny
Mason.
140 pounds Eddie Flanriigan vs.
Jack Wagner.
120 pounds Billy Mascott vs. Frank
Carp.
135 pounds Jimmie Moscow vs. "Car
man" Syverson.
Motorcyclist Begins Long Run.
SAN DIEGO. Cal.. May 7. E. O.
Baker, who holds the transcontinental
motorcycle record of 11 days 12 hours
and 10 minutes, left here at midnight
last in an automobile for New York
City in an attempt to lower this mark.
The run is an official one. conducted
under the rules of the American Auto
mobile Association.
California Crew Captain Named.
BERKELEY. Cal.. May 7. Waldemar
Falck. of Los Angeles, was elected
captain ot next year's crew of the Uni
versity of California today. He . is a
junior and has been a member ot the
varsity crew for the last two years.
Baseball Statistics.
STANDINGS OF THE TEAMS.
National League.
W. L. Pet.
13 5 ,722!St. Louis...
12 7 .321Pittsburs;..
10 8 .ftBA Brooklyn. .
Cincinnati.. 10 .2S,.ew York.
American League.
. IS .727Washinfrfn
11 S .S47Cleveland..
. 12 .571PhiIadelp'a
V 8 7 .S33St. Louis...
Federal League.
13 8 .619Kan. Cltv..
12 8 .600 .St. Louis. ..
12 .571 Baltimore.
. 12 8 .611, Buffalo
American Association.
Phlladelp-a.
Chics (to. . ..
Boston .
Detroit. ...
New York.
ChlcaKo. . .
Boston . .. .
Pittsburg
Chicaao..
ewa rlt . .
Brooklyn
Louisville...
Indi'napolis
Milwaukee.
St. Faul
14 7 .Hi7Cleyeland..
14 8 .SSli.Kan. City..
13 S .619 Minn'apolis
lo 9 .oi'tiiCulumbus ..
vV. L. Pc.
10 12 .455
8 12 .400
7 12 .388
S 11 .355
.500
9 11 .450
5 12 .333
6 IS .284
10 11 .478
8 11 .421
13 .408
7 14 .332
10 10 .500
8 10 .444
S 10 .375
4 17 .190
5 .4 5.1
5 8 .400
4 7 ..14
3 8 .273
8 9 .471
8 10 .444
6 12 .278
9 27 11 0
Western League.
Denver 3 .7! Wichita .. .
Omaha X 4 .tH7 Hloux i'ity.
Topeka..... 7 4 ,63ti;t:t. Joseph..
Dfs Moines. S 6 .&71j Lincoln
Northwestern League.
Vancouver. 11 6. ,647ISpokane.
Tacoma.... 11 7 .61 1 Seattle
Victoria . 8 .7 .563 Aberdeen. .
Yesterday's Results.'
American Association" At Indlaaapolls 8,
Loulsvlilo 7: at Milwaukee 6. Kansas City
1. other games postponed, rain.
Western League At St. Joseph 8, Des
Molnee i; at 4enver 4, Wichita 5; at Lin
coln . Topeka. 0: at t?loux City 2, Omaha o.
Where the Teams Play Today.
racific Coast League Portland at San
Francisco, Vnice at Loa Angeles. Oakland J
Northwestern League Spokane at Van
couver, Victoria at Tacoma. Aberdeen at
Seattle.
How the ferle Stand.
Pacific Coast League Portland 3 games,
San Francisco 1 game; Salt Lake 3 Raines,
Oakland 1 game; Los Angeles 'J games,
Venice 1 s:ame.
Northwestern League Victoria 3 games.
Tacoma 2 (times; Seattle o games. Aber
deen 2 games; Vancouver 3 games, Spo
kane 2 games.
Beavers' Batting Averages.
An. ll. Ave. Ab. H. Ave.
Benton Raffling With Men on Bases,
bnt Finger -Is Split Stopping
Drive in Sixth and lie May
Not riay for AVecks.
CHICAGO, May 7. Wildness of Chi
cago's pitchers gave Cincinnati an easy
9 to 2 victory today, the Cubs' first de
feat in eight games. Benton was baf
fling with men on bases, but. stopping
a line drive from Schulte's bat in the
sixth, he split a finger on his pitching
hand and may be out of the game for
weeks. Score:
Cincinnati 1 Chicago
B H O AB B II O AE
Leach. m. 3 2 OOOood.r 4 2 0 10
Herzog.a. 1 2 3 0;Fisher.s. . . .1 O 1 2 0
Groh.3... 1' 0 1 i OSchuIte.l. . 3 1 1 10
Griffith, r. 5 2 4 0 OlzimmT'n.2 4 0 4 32
Twombly.l 4 1. O 0 0Saier.1 . . . . 4 O 10 10
Wingo.l.. O o 0 0 0 Williams.r 4 ( 2 0 0
Wagner.2. 5 2 3 4 OiBresna n.c 1 "0 6 10
Mollwltz.1 5 3 12 0OPhelar..3. . 2 0 2 3 1
clarke.c. 2 0 3 1 0Vaughn.p. J loll
Benton, p. 2 0 4 OiHuinp es.n 0 0 110
Ames.p... 1 0 0 0 0 Lavender.p 0 O 0 10
i orrmen. o v u uu
tMcLarry. 1 0 0 00
JKnisely.. 1 1 0 00
Totals. .3S 12 27 13 0 Totals... 2S 3 27 13 4
orrtden batted for Vaughn in fifth.
tMcLarry batted for Humphries In seventh.
tKnlsely batted for Lavender in ninth.
Cincinnati 0 0 0 3 2 0 0 2 2 9
Chicago 00000000 22
Runs, Herzog. Groh, Griffith. Twombly 2,
Wagner, Mollwitz. Clark 2. Bresnahan. Phe
lan. Two-base hits, Vaughn, Leach. Stolen
bases. Bresnahan 3. Herzog, Twombly, Pbe
lan, Knisely. Earned runs, off Vaughn 5,
off Lavender M, off Ames 2. Double plays,
Herzoe to Wagner to Mollwitz 2; Humph
ries to Saier to Humphries; Clarke to Groh.
Bases on balls, off Vaughn 3, off Lavender
3. off Benton 2, off Ames 2. Hits, off
Vaughn 5 In 5 Innings, off Humphries 3 in
2 innings; off Lavender 4 in 2 innings, oft
Benton 3 in 5 1-3 innings, off Ames 2 in
3 2-3 innings. Struck out, by Vaughn 2.
by lavender 2. by Benton 1, by Ames 2.
Umpires, Kigler and Hart.
Pittsburg 6, St. Louis 4.
PITTSBURG, May 7. Pittsburg made
it three straight victories today by
winning from St. Louis 6 to 4. The
locals were outbit more than two to
one, but McQuillan was strong in the
pinchea. Score:
St. Louis Pittsburg
B H O A Ej BHOAE
Huggins,2 4 1 0 2UjCarev,l 3 1100
Dolan.l... 3 1 2 0 UJohnaton.l 4 19 10
Long.m... 5 2 1 0 0;Balrd,3. . . S O 4 11
Miller.l... 5 1 0 uiHin'hm'n.r 3 2 1 IO
Wllson.r.. 4 1 1 0 llwasner.s.. 4 O 2 30
Beck. 3 4 2 1 3 O.Costello.m. 3 0 0 1 1
Butler.s... 4 3 3 2 0Vlox.2 2 0 2 50
Snyder.c. 4 2 7 2 OiSchang.c. . 3 18 01
Doak.p... 3 0 0 1 0Mcjuil'n,p 3 1 0 2U
Hyatt"... 1 0 0 00
Griner.p.. 0 0 0 0 0!
Totals. .3 13 24 10 1 1 Totats...28 6 27 14 3
"Batted for Doak In eighth.
St. Louis ;...0 o 1 1 0 0 0 1 1 I
Pittsburg 0 0 4 0 1 1 0 0
Runs, Dolan. Miller, Beck, Snyder. Carey
2. Johnston. Hlnchman. Schang, McQuillan.
Two-base hit, Schang. Three-base - hits.
Beck. Johnston. Home run, Carey. Sac
rifice fly, Baird. Stolen bases. Butler, Long,
Hlnchman. Double play, Baird to Wagner
to Johnston. Hase on balls, off. Doak 2,
off Grlner 1, off McQuillan 2. Hits, ott
Doak G In 7 innings, off Grlner none in 2
innings. Struck out, by Doak 6, by Grlner
1, by. McQuillan 7. Umpires. Byron and
Orth. .
Boston 11, New Vork 7.
BOSTON. May 7. The Braves de
feated New York in a slugging bee to
day 11 to 7. The delivery of each of
the five pitchers was hit hard. Score:
New York Boston
BHOABi BHOAE
Murray, m. 5 0 1 0 II Fltzp'tr'k.r 2 0 1 00
Doyle.2 4 0 1 3 0! Moran.r. . . 2 0 2 0 0
Lobert,3.. 3 2 2 3 0!Egan.2 5 1131
Fletcher,. 5 2 2 2 liCather.l. . . 10 101
Burns.l 5 4 2 0 OiConnollv.1 . 2 2 1 00
Rob'tson.r 5 3 3 OOMagee.m.. 3 1 3 00
Bralnerd.l 5 1 9 0 0!Schmldt.l. 5 18 00
Meyers.c. 4 2 3 1 OiSinlth.3. .. 4 2 2 10
Schupp.p. 1 0 1 0 O Maran v'le.s 4 3 3 4 1
Fromme.p 2 3 0 1 0 Gowdy.c. . 5 15 10
Ritter.p.. 0 0 0 1 01 Rudolph, p 1 1 0 00
omitu-... i v u uurtagan.p.. 3 z o u u
Totala. 42 13 24 12 21 Totals.. 37 14 27 11 3
Batted for Fromrae In seventh.
New York 2021 0020 0 7
Boston 0 2 2 4 0 1 2 0 11
Runs. Lobert 3. Fletcher, Btirna 2,
Fromme, Moran. Egan. Connolly 2, Magee 2,
Smith 2, Maranvllle 2. 'Two-base hits. Mar
anville 2, Burns 2, Smith 2, Connolly. Martee.
Brainerd, Lobert. Three-base hits. Schmidt.
Fletcher. Stolen bases, Fletcher. Connolly.
Double plays. Egan to Maranvllle to
Schmidt. Bases on balls, off Schupp 4.
Fromme 1. Rltter 1, Ragan 1. Hits, off
Schupp 4 in 2 2-3 Innings. Fromme 6 In 3 1-3
innings. Rltter 4 In 2 Innings. Rudolph In
3 innings. Ragan 9 In 6 Innings. Struck out.
by Schupp 3. Rudolph 2. Ragan 1. Umpires.
Klcm and Kmalie.
Brooklyn - Philadelphia game post
poned: wet grounds.
Newark 5, Chicago 4.
NEWARK, May 7. Newark defeated
Chicago today 5 to 4. Score:
R H Ei RUE
Newark... 6 10 6!Chlrago... 4 6 0
Batteries Moran and Rariden; Black,
Brennan and Fischer, Clemons.
BROOKFEDS BEAT KANSAS CITY
Pass and Triple in First Score Only
Run Off Seaton.
' BROOKLYN, May 7. Brooklyn won
from Kansas City today, 4 to 1. Chad
bourne's pass and Stovall's triple scored
a run for Kansas City in the first in
ninsr, but after that Seaton, although
wild, held them safe. Brooklyn batted
Packard hard, brut good fielding held
the runs down. Score:
n H El R H E
Kan. City. 1 S 0Bro'ok!yn. . 4 li S
Batteries Packard and. Easterly;
Seaton and Land.
Pittsburg 10, Baltimore 9.
BALTIMORE. Md., May 7. Pittsburg
defeated Baltimore today, 10 to 9. Three
home runs, were made, two by Balti
more and one by Pittsburg. Manager
Knabe was put out of the game in the
first inning for disputing with the um
pire. Score:
R n El Tt H E
Pittsburg 10 12 OiBaltiroore. 9 13 1
Batteries Dickson, Leciair and Ber
ry; Bailey, Smith, Quinn and Owens.
Buffalo-St. Louis game postponed:
wet grounds.
Yankees beaten by boston
Visitors Win Their First New York
Game of Season by 5 to 3.
NEW YORK. May 7. The Boston
Americans won their first game of the
season from New York today, 5 to 3.
Leonard was effective in all but the
second inning, when three singles and
a pass enabled New York to score two
runs. Score:
Boston
B H O AE
New York
Bates 111 7 .3a.Krause.
MIHyard.. 17 6 .3o;i,Lush . . . . 17
Stumpf... 141 4 Itavls... 12"
Speas.... 142 4H .321, It. Murphy 20
Carisch... M2 10 .3tii J-:vans. . . 15
Fisher. ..7 73 22 .2li:i Tieed . . . . 1
Derrick... 137 3 .2S.". Keere . . . 2
l.oh-r 103 2!i .:m lovereskle 11
Doane.'.'.. 109 27 ,24S Total. 1005 3Vt .232
B .240
4 .23
27 .213
4 .200
2 .18
O .00
tl . OOl)
o .000
flicAatiy.r, 4001 0 Roone.2.
Thomas.c. 4 3 4 20'Nunake
Leonard, p 3 10 OOlCaldw-el
B If O At
4 II O 1 o
4 1 3 1
3 0 3 0 0
4 1 11 0 0
4 0 4 0 0
4 3 4 2 0
4 115 1
3 1110
3 10 3 0
.33 8 27 13 1
OlO 2 3
Boston o o (
-ew lor .. 02000000 1 3
Runs, irooprr. Speaker. Thomas Leonard,
Pcklnpaii;h 2. Boone. Two-haae hit. Pipp.
Three-base hit. Leonard. Home runs. PecK
Inpauh, Hooper. Stolen base. Wanner.
Double play, Lewis to Wagner. Base on
errors, Boston 1,' Base on balls, off Caldwell
1, off Leonard 2. Struck out. by Leonard
4. Umpires, Mullaney and Kvans.
Philadelphia 4, Washington 1.
PHILADELPHIA,' May 7. Philadel
phia knocked Bentley out of the box in
less than two innings today and de
feated Washington, 4 to 1. Shawkey
kept the hits of the vieftors well scat
tered. Score:
Philadelphia
BHOAE
0 1 Walsh. r... 3 14 01
0 0 Oldrlng.l..
4 lfstrunk.m.,
1 OiSchang.c.
1 0 La.1oie.2.
0 0 Mclnns.l.
0 1 Barry. s. ..
2 O Kopf.3
1 OiShawkcy.p
u 01
2 0
Washington
jj 11 UA&i
Moeller.r.
Mi Ian. m . .
Foster,:;. .
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Morgan. 2.
Shanks.i ..
Henry.c. .
McBrlde.s
Neff.s
Bentley. p.
Kngel.p. .
Hopper.p.
Harper.p.
Acosta . .
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Rondeaut
0 10 0
0 3 0 0
2 5 2 0
2 2 10
0 10 0 0
112 0
o 01
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o o,
1 0 0 0 o.
5 2 1 2 liShotten.l.. 1 1 2 00
5 1 1 1 0 Austin, 3... . 4 0 0 2 0
4 3 0 0 1 Pratt. 2 3 1120
3 3 4 O O.Kauff'an.r 4 12 0 0
4 13 0 1 Williams.r 0 0 0 0 0
5 2 0 '5 0 C.W'Ik'r.m 4 1 4 00
6 19 0 OiLeary.l . .. 4 115 OO
3 19 1 0Lav-an.s.. 4 12 5 2
4 112 0 Agnew.c... 4 112 1
IHam'ton.p 2 10 2 0
Hoch.p... 0 O 0 00
(Baum'er.p 0 0 0 00
iSevereid. 1 0 0 00
I Howard" 1 0 0 0 0
Totala. 29 6 24 112! Totals. .27 8 27 12 1
Batted for Engcl in sixth. "Batted for
McBride In eighth. tBatted for Hopper In
eiicbth.
Washington.' O010OOOO 0 1
Philadelphia 21001 0 00 4
Runs, McBride. Walsh, Oldring, Kopf.
Schang. Two-base bits. Kopf, Shawkey.
stolen bases. Walsh. Oldring. Schang 2. Dou
ble plays, Foster to Gandll, Neff to Gandil.
Shawkey to Lajoie to Mclntits. Base on
balls, off Bentley 1. off EngeL3. off Shaw
key 2. Hits, off Bentley 4 in 1 1-3 Innings,
off Harper 1 in 1, off Engel 2 in 3 2-3. off
Hopper 1 In 2. Struck out, by Kngel 1. by
Hopper 1, by Shawkey 0. Umpires. Chill
and Connolly.
St. Louis 2, Detroit 11.
ST. LOUIS, May 7. Detroit slugged
Hamilton, Hoch and Baumgardner alike
here today and beat the locals, 11 to 2.
Score:
Detroit I St. Louis
BHOA.IT BHOA.E
BUBhj. . .
Vltt.3. . . .
Cobb.ra. . .
Cra"ford,r
Veach.l . .
Kav'agh,2
Jac'bson,!.
Baker.c...
Cove'kie.p
Totals. 38 15 27 1131 Totals. 32 8 27 13 3
Batted for Hamilton In sixth; "batted
for -Baumgardner in ninth.
Detroit :t O 2 O 1 O 0 4 1 It
St. Louis 2 00 00 0 0 0 0 2
Runs, Bush 2. Vltt, Cobb 3. Crawford,
Kavanaugh 2. Baker, Coveleskie, Shotton,
Pratt. Two-base hit. C. Walker, Kava
naugh. Three-base hit. Bush, Vltt. Stolen
bases, Cobb 2, Bush, Crawford, Agnew.
Earned runs off Hamilton 2 Hoch 2, Baum
gardner 1. Double play. Kavanaugh to Bush
to Jacobson. Base on balls, off Caveleskle 2,
Hamilton 2, Hoch 2, Baumgardner 2. Hits,
off Hamilton S in 0 Innings, off Hoch 3 in
1 1-3 innings, off Baumgardner 4 in I 2-3
innings. Struck out. by Covaleskie 9, by
Hamilton 1. Umpires, O'Loughlin and Hll
debrand. Cleveland Chicago game postponed;
wet grounds.
LINCOL-N BEATS TRADES, 1U-3
Flashes ot Speed Interspersed Fre
quent Errors of Both Teams.
Interschnlastic Baseball Standings.
W. L. Pet. I W. L. Pet.
Lincoln... 1 0 100O Franklin.. . 0 1 .000
Columbia.. 1 0 10OO;w-ashingt'n 0 1 .000
Port.Acad. 1 o loOO.Trades. . . . 0 2 .000
Jefferson.. 1 0 1000J
Lincoln High School opened its Port
land Interscholastic League baseball
season by trouncing tne Portland School
of Trades 19 to 3 on Multnomah Field
yesterday. Only one hit was registered
oft Karl Knudson during his service of
five innings, and then Wallace Mc
Tarnahan went into the box for the
Railsplitters.
In only two frames did the high
schoolers fail to score at least one run,
and in the third seven Lincolnites
crossed the home plate. Errors on both
sides were frequent, but flashes of
speed were evident on several occasions.
Following are the lineups:
Trades t3). Position. Lincoln (19.
Shriner p Knudson.
McTarnahan
Teter e Schlldknecht
Peterson .....lb Park
Simpson 2b Clerin
Cayo 3b R. Groce
Schacht ........... .ss Freeman
Mills If Lind
Nesvold cf Capt. Caesar
Leonard rf NoHke
Score by innings -
Trades ..0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 1 3
Lincoln ..1 2 7 0 3 5 1 0 la
Umpire Ed Rankin.
MOTORBOAT CLUB RESIGNS
"Baby Bell' Decision Causes With
drawal From Paciric Association.
The Portland Motorboat Club has re
signed from the Pacific International
Power Boat Association. This resigna
tion is the outcome of the recent de
cision in the Portland "Baby Beir'-Seat-tle
"Wastrell" race caje. The Portland
club considers that not only was the
decision unfair, but that there was a
total absence of the spirit of sports
manship that should have prevailed.'
Resolutions were passed by the club's
directors last Wednesday night that re
flect the feeling of the Portland or
ganization. A copy of these resolu
tions will accompany the resignation
sent to the association headquarters in
Seattle.
Amtlear Hooking for Sunday.
Celro Kolas vs. The Dalles, at The Dalles.
2:3o o'clock.
Camas vs. Oresbam. at Camas, 2:30.
Woodland vs. Vancouver Tiger, at Wood
land. 2:30.
MoTalla vs. Alber Milling Company, at
Mol.illa. 2 0.
Orencc vs. Millsboro. at Hillsboro. 2:SO.
Milwaukie vs. Oak Grove, at Milwaukle.
2:SO.
Lang Co. vs. American Laundry, at Co
lumbia Park. 12:30.
McMinnville va. Union Dentists, at Mc
Minnvllle. 2:30.
Salem vs. Albany, at Ealem. 2:30.
Woodstock vs. Pacific Coast Biscuit Com
pany, at Woodstock. 2:30.
Waverly Caddies vs. Zan Brother Broom
-Company, at Sellwood, 12:30.
Knights and Ladies of Security- vs. Mac
cabees, at Crystal Lake Park, 2:30.
Oregon City Moose va. North Portland
Gray, at Oregon City. 2:3.
Damascus vs. Olds, Wortman & King, at
Damascus. 2:30.
Oswego va. Oregon Law School, at Os
wego. 2:30. '
Beaverton vs. Echolls, at Scholls. 2:30.
Vancouver Barrack v. St. Andrew', at
Vancouver. 2:30.
Rldgefleld vs. Kelso, at Kelso. 2:30.
Peninsula Park va. Kenton Club, at Pen
insula Park. 3
Hawthorne Merchant va. Columbia Park
Juniors, at Columbia Park. tO:3i.
Piedmont Artisans vs. Chinese team, at
Peninsula Park, 12:RO.
Brooklyn vs. Steven A. C at Sellwood,
10:30.
Montavllla vs. Golden Rods, at Monta
vllla 1.
Coin Manufacturing Company- va. Colum
bia Park, at Columbia Park, 3:30.
Oakhurst Gray vs. Westover All Stars, at
Twenty-fifth and Raleigh. 12:30.
Gilbert White Sox va. Forester of Amer
ica, at Gilbert. 2:30.
Troy Laundry Company vs. Waverly Cad
dies, at Sellwood. 3.
Sherwood vs. Wilsonville. at Sherwood,
2:30.
Company D. Twenty-first Infantry, va.
Overlook, at Peninsula Park. 3:30.
Hood River va. White Salmon, at Hood
River. 2:3n.
. Mount Tabor vs. Peninsula Juniors, at
Penn School. 2:30.
Log Cabin Bakery vs. Montavllla, at
Montavllla, 3.
Boring v. Sandy, at Boring. 2:30.
Lafayette va. North Yamhill, at Lafayette,
2 ::to.
Flelahner. Mayer A Co. vs. Peninsula Park,
at Peninsula Park. lOi.tO.
Sellwood Fleming Glories vs. Kennedy Ti
gers, nt Kennedy station, 10:30.
North Portland Tiger vs. East Portland
Juniors, at Twenty-fifth and Raleigh, 3:30.
rhemana Bents McMinnville.
MMINNV1LLE, Or.. May 7. (Spe
cial.) The first number on the pro
gramme in the line of athletics, in the
many features of the May day festivi
ties at McMinnville College, was a base
ball game between Chemawa and Mc
Minnville College, the former winning
by a score of 6 to 5. In the ninth In
ning a rally by the college netted three
runs. Batteries- Chemawa. Elk and
Mauser; McMinnville, Champion and
Champion. Umpires, Edwards and Bo-gard.
Dolan R! m.
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SPEEDWAY IS IN SHAPE
23-MILE RACE TO BE CHIEF O.NE AT
TOMORROWS MEET,
Australian Pursuit Event Sensatisaal
One for Autos, Also Feature of
Rose City Track Programme.
The Rose City speedway has been
scraped again and reoiled for tomor
row's auto racing, when a -aried pro
gramme, which has been arranged by
Manager Robert A. Hiller, will be run
off. There will be only one race that
can be longer than 25 mijes and one
25-mile event, the latter the chief at
traction of the day. In it the Romano
Special, driven by Lentz; Parsons' Spe
cial, driven by James Parsons; Gordon
Speial, driven by Frank Elliott, and
Schneider's Special, driven by James
Crawford, will attempt to make a new
world's record.
Another sensational race will be the
Australian pursuit race, in which the
four fastest cars at the track will be
started from a quarter-mile post and
will continue to race until one has
caught and passed the other three.
The race might go ten miles, or it
might go 50 miles.
With a week in which to make adjust
ments after the racing a week ago and
the addition of Frank Elliott, known as
the speed king of California, with his
Gordon Special, the racing should be
better even than that of the two pre
vious meets. H. L. Keats. Oregon rep
resentative of the American Automo
bile Association, says that the competi
tion last Saturday and Sunday was the
cleanest, fastest and best conducted
ever held in Portland before.
Of the local drivers, C. N. Bankhead,
with his Pope Special: F. V. Fo.bes,.
with his Buick, and William Smith,
with his Marmon, will enter the class
B events.
WASHINGTON -LOSES CAPTAIN
Davis Replaces Graham Who Quits
College, Due to Father's Ieatlr.
UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON.
Seattle. May 7. (Taptain "Jud"
Graham has played his last
ball game for Washington. as
he is forced to leave school on ac
count cf the death of his father. This
was "Jud's" third year on the team,
and he served as second baseman in
a style that has caused Dobie to forget
about substitutes for the position. The
result is 1 that' the tall Scot Is doing
some hasty grooming to get "Peck"
Oavis in condition to fill the hole when
the team leaves for Oregon.
Davis is a creditable performer in the
field but light with the bludgeon.
The varsity nine walloped the Broad
way High School team 9 to 0 in a
practice game. As the teams rank now
Washington has an even break, but ex
pects to better its standing on Its next
invasion of Etigene and Corvallis.
MONMOUTH H.S ROAPS DAY
Men AVith Teams AVork on Highways
Leading Into City.
MONMOUTH. Or., May 8. ( Special.)
Today was "Good Roads day" in this
vicinity. Men with teams and numerous
Implements worked on the rough spots
of the highways which lead in five
directions from Monmouth. While the
streets were place, -in better condi
tion, the low spots in tne country re
ceived the attention of the graders.
The demand came partly as a result of
the growing number of automobiles
here. Sveral carloads have been sold in
the past two seasons.
Clean-up day has been set aside by
the City Council for May 13. when the
city will furnish free wagons to haul
away tho old rubbish piled out by the
citizens. Civic organizations have
requested the cleaning of tlie yards
ind the alleys as well as the trimming
of the lawns.
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Parsons
Elliott
Crawford
Latta
Lentz
Barsby
Bankhead
Forbes
C. C. Clinton
Smith
Others
Rose City Speedway
Tomorrow Sunday
First Race 2:30 P.M.
AUTO
K ACES
23-Mile Race for World's Record
Romano, Parsons' Special, Schnei
der's Special, Gordon Special
Four of the World's Fastest Dirt
Track Racing Machines
Do Not Miss the Australian Pursuit
Race
Admission ,"0c Grandstand 2oc Extra
Take Rose Citv Park Cars