THE MORNING OltEGONIAW. SATURDAY, 3IAT 20. 1916.
NOYES DOWNS BEES
FOR BEAVERS, 9-1
Brief's Homer in Eighth Puts
I Him Even With Guisto and
Saves Team From Shutout.
PORTLANDER HIT 4 TIMES
Visitors Hun Jp Four Tallies In
First Inning After Single by
Wilie, Double by Guisto and
Bases on Balls Start Ruch.
Pacif ic Coast League Standings.
"W L. Pet. I W 1j. Pet-
Vfirnon.... 25 17 .Stti Salt Lake. . 18 21 .-b2
B.Francisco '.! IS .59l!portland. . . la 39 .
LosAngeles 1 21 .473Oakland. .. 19 - .
Yesterday's Results.
At Salt Uke Portland 8. salt Lake 1.
At 1-os Angeles Vernon 4. Oakland
At San Francisco San Francisco ,
Angeles 1.
SALT LAKE. Utah. May 19. (Spe
cial.) The Beavers -were in their ele
ment today and they won in a -walk, 9
to 1. It was a drizzly, clammy day.
but it was what they have been used
to and their habits of lite fitted nicely
into the color scheme.
The only thing that spoiled a shut
out for Wynn Noyes was a home run
drive over the left field fence by Bunny
T?rif in the. eitrhth. The homer put
Bunny on an even keel with Louie
Guisto in the home run race, each now
liavina? ten.
In the ninth, Noyes stuck a couple
over the plate after two were out for
h hovs to hit. Aside from that he
allowed only four real hits, one being:
charged against him when a runner
was hit bv a batted ball- witn tne ex
ception of Brief, only three men got as
far as second. All around he pitched
& superb ball game and good fielding
helped him along.
Hughes Easy Prey for Beavers,
Long Tom Hughes was easy prey for
tlie Beavers, in the first the visitors
got Tom for four runs and in the sec
ond he set the stage for three more.
Stanley Dougan pitched excellently ex
cept in the seventh when the Mc
Credietes bunched four hits for two
, runs.
In the first inning, a single by "Wilie,
a. double by Guisto, two bases on balls
and a double steal by Nixon and Speae
gave the Portlanders four tallies. A
triple by Noyes. which was a triple by
reason of a lucky hop. a double by
"Wilie, a sacrifice by Vaughn and a
eingle by Guisto brought over two in
the second and then Hughes disap
peared.
Another run scored on Murphy's wide
throw to first, a double by Nixon and
singles by Stumpf, Speas and Noyes
counted the Beavers two in the seventh,
Ciulato Makes Remarkable Catch.
Guisto made another remarkable one-
hand catch of a foul twister today that
Drought cheers.
Blankenship has added Billie Piercey
to his catching staff. He bought the
ex-Tiger from the New York Yankees.
Piercey is expected to leave for the
,V est soon. The score:
Portland Salt Lak
B H O A E!
Wille.m... 4 3 a OOQulnlan.m.
Vaughn. 3. 4 O 0 a 0 ftath.2. .
B H O A E
4 15 0 0
4 0 4 5 0
4 2-13 10
ituisio, i.. - -a a u jiBnei.i...
Flsher.c.
Nixon, r. ..
Stumpf,3.
Speas.l . . .
"Ward.s. . .
' Isoyes.p. .
4 O 2 OftjRyan.l....
4 2 6 OOiShlnn.r
4 2 2 5 OlOrr.s '.
4 10 O O Murphy.3..
3 0 1 OO
4 1 1 OO
4 1 3 4 U
4 113 1
1 8 Oi
Hannah, c.
Vann.c. . ..
Hughes, p..
Dougan. p.
Hallinant.
0 O 0 00
2 O 0 1 1
O O 0 1 0
S O O 1 0
0 3 0
I
1 1 O 0 0
Totals. .37 132ttl4 11 Totals... 33 7 27 16 2
-jrr out, nit by batted ball.
tBatted for Dougan in-ninth.
Portland ,..4 3 0 0 0 O 2 0 0 9
Hits T..3 3 0 0 1 1 4 O 1 13
6alt Like 0 O OOO 0 0 1 0 1
Hits 1 2 O 1 OOO 1 2 7
nuns, wine ::. Guisto. Fisher 2, Nixon 2,
ftumpf, Noyes. Brief. Two-base hits, Wilie,
vuiam, .Nixon, hiiinn, xnree-base hit,
Noyes. Home run. Brief. Sacrifice hits,
Vaughn- Stolen hases Xlrnn Kt,ao
Bases on balls, off Noyes 4, off Hughes 2,
on Dougan 3. struck out. by Noyes 2. Six
runs, o mis ana v at bat orr Hughes in
1 1-3 Innings, out In second, 1 on and 1 out;
runs, 7 hits and 28 at bat off Dougan In
7 2-3 innitlKS. Runs rpRnnnxlhl. fr, i
Hughes 6, Dougan 2. Charge defeat to
Hughes. Left on bases. Portland 8. Salt
Lake 11. First base on errors. Portland
3. Salt Lake 1. Double play. Rath to Brief
speas Dy DOUgap. Time,
J . - iitii t. neiu ana Jrasnear.
MARTIN LOSES FOR O.IKS 4-S
Scout for St. Louis Cardinals Sect
Voutli Boa ten by Verenon.
LOS ANGELES. Cal., May 19. El-
wood Martin, Oakland's vouni pitcher.
Jost his game here today when he had
"Kiddie' Herr. scout for the St. Loul
rvationals. watching his work, the Ver
non baseball team winning 4 to 2.
However, flukes and errors largely
were responsible for the runs made by
Tne local team. Manager Elliott.
Oakland, suspended Tuesday, was back
in tne game today. The score
Oakland - Vernon
BHOAE R TT O A
tidd"ton,l 4 3 8 0 OlDoane.r". . . 4 1 3 00
Berger.s-2 3
Lane.m. .. 4
Oardner.r. 4
Barry, 1... 3
H.Elllott.c 4
Barbeau.3 4
. Davis. s. . . 2
Jlartin.p.. 2
K'w't'v.2 2
Griffith'. 1
1 3 1 Kil-mann.l . 4 0 15 0 1
l 2 o 0 Klsberg.2. S 1
1 3 0 OiBates.S. . . 4 1
2 10 0 0 Daley. 1. ... 4 1
14 1 olMattlck.m. 3 1
111 l!McGaffn,s 3 1
4 100
o ao
100
o oo
1 o
0 1 4 0WhaIing.c. 3 O 3 o
0 0 10 E.Jobn'n.p 2 1 O 5
1 o n 0
0 0 0 0
Totals. .33 10 24 lO I Totals. .30 7 27 19
Batted for Davis in seventh. "
Batted for Martin In ninth.
Oakland 1 OOOOOfto 1
,T Hits 10121011 810
v i-rnon-...... f i o o l 2 3 0
Hits O 2 1 O O 3 1 O
Runs, Mlddleton, Barry, Doane. Risberg
Bates. Whaling. Three-base hit. Dalev
Stolen bases. Barrv. Doane, Sacrifice htt".
Xerger. Martin, K. Johnson. Struck out. by
" I .-. - , T.- T 1 .. .. -c. i . ,
. . ... t,. u uip,ii ... aawa on uailS,
off E. Johnson 1. Runs responsible for,
Martin 2. E. Johnson 2. Double Dlavti. Rln.
lerir to Gleichmanr.. Bates to Risberg to
.'rii;iiiiiuin, nil uy purneo. Dall, Klsberg.
Wild pitch. Martin. Passed ball. -Whaling
Time of game. 1 hour 40 minutes. Umpires,
ANGELS IXl'KE GAME TO SEALS
Calloway's Homer Is Only Run for
Losers in Erroneous Contest.
SAN FRANCISCO. May 19. San Fran
Cisco beat Los Angeles today 6 to
The Angels' solitary tally came fron
home run knocked over the right field
fence by Galloway. The Angels had
many chances to score, but couldn't (jet
a hit at the right time
On one occasion they had the base
lull -with nobody out. Los Angeles'
errors more than Seal swatting gave
ran rancisco the victory. Bassler. th
Angel catcher, was banished by Umpire
Uuthrle. The score:
Los Angeles 1 San Franclso
BHOAE" BHOAK
Msg ert.in 3 2 2 o n Sheehan. r.. 3 O 2 (
i.iiib.i.... . m u v ncnaupr.i.. 4 l I
wolter.r.. f l l o o Bodie.m . .. 4
Koerner.l. 5 1 13 1 l'Downs.2... 3
f!allow'y.3 5 2 O 3 OiCoffev.s. .. 3
0 3
1 2
0 2
2 12
1 O
1 S
McLarry.'j ;i o l
Xassler.c. -1 O- 1
Hutler.s.. 2 O 1
4 2Autrey.1.. 4
O 0Jones,3 . . .. 3
.t U;ep iveda.e 2
T'.yan.T)... OOO no Couch. p.,. 3
OOO
Holes.c. . . :t o 5 1
31'stman.p 2 10 (to
Kane 1 0 O Of
ticogglns.c O O 0 0 Oj
Totals.. 35 9 24 12 3
Totals... 29 B27 11
Kane hatted for Horstman in elehth.
Los Anceles ............O O o O 1 0 O O 0 1
Hits 1 O 2 3 1 1 1 O 1 0
San Francisco .........1 200 1 1 0.1
Hits i 1 2 0 0 1 0 0 2
Runs. Galloway. Shcehan. Schaller. Autrey
'-. Junes 2L Summary: Three rung, 3 hits
off Ryan. at bat in 2 1-3 Innings, out In
third. 1 on. 1 out; 2 runs, 1 hit off Horst
man. 1 at bat in 4 -: innings. Home
run. Galloway. Two-base hits. Downs.
Schaller. Sacrifice hits. Coffey, Sepulveda.
Sacrifice fly. Couch. First base on called
balls, off Ryan 1, off Couch 0, off Horst
nian 1. Struck out. by Ryan 2. by Couch 5,
by Horstman 3. by Scoggins 1. Hit by
pitcher, Sheehan by Sepulveda, Butler by
Ryan. Double play. Boles to Butler. Stolen
base, Sheehan. Charge defeat to Ryan.
Runs responsible for. Ryan 2, Couch 1, scog
glns I. Left m bases. Los Angeles 11.
San Francisco 6. Time of game, 2:Oti. Um
pires, uuthrle and Finney.
FRESHMEN" TO CLASH TODAY
Aggie and Oregon Track and Ball
Teams to Meet at Corvallis.
UNIVERSITY OF OREGON, Eugene.
May 19. (Special.) Oregon's freshmen
baseball and track teams will journey
to Corvallis tomorrow morning to meet
the Rookies of Oregon Agricultural Col
lege. The baseball players who have been
picked to hake the trip are: Hum and
Wilson, pitchers; Holcomb, catcher;
E. R. Farley,- first base; McCready,
second base; Jay Fox, shortstop; K.
Farley, third base; Alexander, Leonard,
Hunt, Morfltt and Bowen. fielders.
Th etrack men chosen are George
Cook. Robert Case, Harry Hagen,
Charles Johns, Laman Bonney, Bob As
kinson, Vern Melson, Harry Farns
worth, George Gates, Peter Jensen, Bill
Blackaby, Mike Harris, Harold Brock
and Leo Cossman.
IS
SOUTHERN PACIFIC ISSUES BULLE
TIN FOR HAUNTS IT SERVES.
Weather Conditions at NotI Reported
to Be Ideal With Stream Clear.
Good Catches Are Made.
Fishing conditions throughout the
entire state are improving. The
streams are clearing rapidly. Here's a
brief review of conditions on the
Southern Pacific lines:
Marshfield During past -week fishing
was not at Its best on account of con
tinued cool weather, -Fishing In the next
few days will be at its best at TenMile
Lake- and Northlake station.
baimonDerry Fishing is good here. Trout
are taking- spinner, worms and salmon eggs
and sometimes a fly. There have been some
cood catches made the last day or so.
Monroe Weather ideal. Water in Long
Tom and Willamette clearing ud. Several
line strings or trout and bass brought in.
inou weather conditions ideal and
streams all clear. A few good catches re
ported.
Corvallis Fishing In Mary's River still
good. This week should be exceptionally
line, aue to tne warm weather. Anyone
desiring to fish need not go further than
Philomath on Mary's River to fill their
oasiceu.
Gold Hill Fishing for the past week has
been good with flies for troue. Best time to
xisn. near sundown.
Lafayette Black bass biting snlnner and
minnows in Horse Shoe Lake. One line
caught 11 baes 18 pounds in weight in an
hour. Certainty of bass biting coming
ween, from .uafayette Dy auto, si round
trip.
Oregon City Fishing here the nast week
has only been fair, but now that weather
is warmer It should be very good In a few
days.
Reedsnort Streams falllne. naoa fishing
In Schofield Creek. Smith's River one of
the finest for large trout. Take boat to
Sulphur Springs, thence by auto eight miles
to tne mountain streams, where the large
ones are numerous. Good catches of salmon
and lake trout in Lake Tahkenitch have
been made, but mishing grounds must be
Known. .Boat fishing, bait or spoon.
I
PULLMAN" TEAMS AT MISSOULA
Track Athletes and Tennis Playera
Will Vie for Honors Today.
WASHINGTON STATE COLLEG. May
19. (Special.) Thirteen track and Held
men and three tennis players left Pull
man today for Missoula, Mont., to meet
the University of Montana track and
tennis teams tomorrow.
The men that made the trip are Cap
tain McCrpskey and Witt in the hurdles
and high jump. Miller and McClung in
tne sprints, scnachtler, Woodriff. Horn
Schiaefer and Smith in the middle dis
tance and distance races. Price in the
broad jump, Lee Smith in the jumps
and javelin and C. I-ing In the weights.
Melrose, uranam and Mutty make up
the tennis team. Coach Bonier accom
panied the teams.
JIOTORBOAT CLUB SMOKER 1UE
Programme Will Be Given on Kext
Tuesday Night by Members.
The members of the Portland Motor
boat Club will hold their opening
smoker of the 1916 season next Tuesday
night at the clubhouse at the foot of
Woodward avenue. "Genial Joe" Carter,
chairman of the entertainment commit
tee, announces the first number on the
programme for 8 o'clock.
At the gathering Tuesday night ar
rangements will be made for the joint
opening regatta of the Portland Motor-
boat Club and the Oregon Yacht Club
billed for May 30 at the moorings of
the Oregon Yacht Club, near the Oaks
Races of all kinds will be featured.
Elliott's Suspension Is Lifted.
LOS ANGELES. Cal.. May 19. Harold
("Rowdy") Elliott's suspension for an
attack on Umpire Jack Doyle Tuesday
was lifted today by A. T. Baum, presi
dent of the Pacific Coast League.
Baseball Summary.
STANDINGS OF THE TEAMS.
National League.
W. L. Pet. I W. T,. Pet
Brooklyn.. 14 9 .60'St. Louis.. 14 10.467
Boston l3 10.nM.New.Vork.. J113.4..S
Philadeloh' 1 4 1 1 ..-60ICinc!nnati . . 14 17.453
Chicago 154 .51TPittsburg 12 17 .414
American League.
W. L. Pct.l W. L. Pel
Cleveland.. 21 9 .700Detrolt 13 16.448
Washington 18 11 .BlMjPhiladelphla 12 16.42!
New York.. 13 12 -DSOlChicaaro. 12 18.40,
Boston 13 13 .44;St. Louis... 11 16.407
American Association.
W. L. Pct.l w. l. Pet
Minneapolis 14 8 .63(!lToIedo 11 11 .sou
Louisville.. 17 10 .6301 Kansas City 12 14 .4'J
Columbus.. 13 8.6H)ISt. Paul 13 40n
Indianapolis 13 11 .542Milwaukee. . 7 21.200
Western League.
W. L. Pct.l W. L. Pet
Lincoln.... i- .o.(t)umalia lO 12 .4.i
Wichita 15 0 .625lSioux Citv. In 14 .41
Topeka 14 10 .r.83:st. Joseph.. 8 13.38
Des Moines. 12 10 .540Denver 8 13 .348
Northwestern League.
W. L. Pct.l w. L. Pet.
Spokane... 12 .B71 'Seattle. - 10 13 43.-
Oreat Falls 12 .".71 1 Vancouver. . in 11 .476
Butte li 8 .o2tiTacorua 8 11.47
Yesterday's Results.
American Association At Kansas City 14,
MiiwauK.ee at &t. faui l, Minneapolis 6
no m it i i grames scneauiea.
4: at Topeka 2. Des Moines : all otne'
sames postponed on aecount of rain.
Northwestern League Vancouver Seattle
1: Great Falls 11, Spokane 4; Tacoma-Butte
game postponed on account ot rain.
Where the Trams Play Next Meek.
Pacific Coast League Portland at Ver
non. San Francisco at Salt Lake. Los An
sreies at uaKiana,
Where the Teams Play Today.
Pacific Coast Leamie Portland at Sal
Lake, Los Angeles at San Francisco, Oak
land vs. Vernon at Los Angeles.
How the Series Stand.
Pacific Coast League Portland 3 games,
Fait Lake 1 game: an r rancisco 3 games
Los Angeles l game; Vernon 3 games.
Oakland 1 game.
Beaver Batting Averages.
Ab. H. Pc. Ah. H. Pet.
Kellv 7 4.57J!WIHe 123 33 .2f.
Roche 42 15 .30"! Ward 77 18.2:!
mithwnrth S4 28 .3o3 Sothoron . . "'( 4
Guisto 130 41 .316 Hollucher.. 21 4.110
Nixon S6 2 .:iir- speas - . . 117.17'
Fisher 81 24 .207 Noyes 1 4.21
Houck 17 5.2U4'HiKg 24 3.12.
StuniDf... 326 37 .24!Lush lt 1.11
Vaughn... 132 38 .2iSSIHarstad... T. o.OOO
YANKS AND TIGERS
PLAY 16-11G TIE
Remarkable Fielding by Each
Team Features 2-2 Game.
Athletics I.White Sox 0.
SENATORS BEAT INDIANS
St. Louis Browns Again Defeat
lied Sox, Outplaying: Them From
Start to Finish and Ending
Rattle With 5-to-l Score.
NEW YORK, May 19. The New
York Americans and Detroit played a
sensational 16-inning tie game here to
day, 2 to 2. The game was featured by
the remarkable fielding feats of each
team. Early in the game the locals hit
Coveleskie hard and he was saved re
peatedly by the splendid fielding of
Vitt, Bush and Y.oung. After New York
tied the score in the ninth inning Cove
leskie did not permit a hit in the next
seven innings, and allowed only two
runners to reach base.
CulloD pitched eight innings for New
York, and his own wild throw was re
sponsible for Detroit's two runs in the
first inning. Shawkey took Cullop's
place in the ninth and yielded only
three hits in eight innings and received
wonderful support from New York's
ubstitutes, Mullen and Boone, and from
Magee. The score:
Detroit I New York
BHOAEl R VT O A K
Bush.s 7 1 S 6 0 Gllhoolev.r' 6 1 1 0 0
Vltt.3 IS O 1 4 OiMagee.m. . 5 1 3 00
uooD.m... o B 7 1 o Gedeon.2... 5 17 BO
Veach.l... 6 2 4 10 Baker.3... 3 12 5 0
Heiran.r.l O 1 4 0 0 Boone. 3... 2 0 110
Burns.l... 4 18 OOjPIpp.l 2 0 12 0 0
Young.2.. o 1 8 7 1 Mullen. 1.. 1 O 10 0 0
Stanage.c. 4 0 7 4 OiPeek'n'gh.s 4 12 2 1
D.Baker.c 1 0 3 0 OiHlgh.l a 0 1 00
CoVskle.p 6 10 1 OiWaltefac. 6 2 9 4 1
Cr'wford, OOO 0 O'Culiop.p. . 2 0 O 11
riarper.r. x o o uoiBaman"" 1 o o OO
Kava'gh 1 0 0 0 0 Shawkey. n 3 0 0 4 0
CaldwellT. O 0 OOO
INuna akerl 1 1 0 00
Totals. S3 O 48 24 11 Totals. 47 8 43 23 3
--Hatted for Burns In 12th.
Batted for Stanage In 12th.
Batted for Cullop in eighth.
tHan for Baker in ninth.
I Batted for . Plnn In ninth.
retrolt 2 O 0 O o o o O O 0 0 0 O 0 2
New York 000100001000000 0 2
Kuns Vltt. Cobb. Gedeon. Caldwell. Two-
base hit. Cobb. Three base hit. Veach.
btoien base. Vltt. Sacrifice files. Plpp.
Pecklnpaueh. Double plays. Young to
Burns; Vitt to Young to Burns; Gedeon to
fipp; 5oone to uedeon to Mullen. First on
errors. New York 1. Detroit 2. Bases on
bans, culloo 2. Shawkey 2. Coveleskie 6.
Hits and earned runs, off Cullop, 6 and none
in ts innings; bhawkey, 3 and none In s;
Coveleskie 8 and 2 In 16. Hit by oltcher.
Peckinpaugh, by Coveleskie. Struck out.
Culloo 3. Shawkev B. Coveleskie 7. Wild
pitches, Cullop. Coveleskie. Umpires, Owens
ana connony.
Philadelphia 1, Chicago 0.
PHILADELPHIA, May 19. Philadel
phia defeated the Chicago Americans.
1 to 0. in 11 innings today. It was a
pitching duel from start to finish.
Strunk, who received a base on balls
at the start of the 11th inning, went to
second on Mclnnis' sacrifice and. scored
on Pick's single, after Lajoie had pur
posely been given a base on balls.
ith runners on second and first and
two out in the 11th, Mclnnis, who had
the record number of 20 put-outs here
this season, made a wonderful one-
hand catch of Liebold's liner. The score:
Chicago I Philadelphia
BHOAEl BHOAE
Murphy.r. B O 1 0 0'witt.s 4 2 0 15 1
nctialK.c. boo vtrunK.m. . z l ov
Ef.olllnsS 4 14 4 1'Mdnnls.l. 3 120 10
J.Collins. 1 4 018 2 OiLaJole.l.. 3 10 50
Jackson, 1 5 2 o o oi Walsh, r.. d o l ou
Felsch.m. 3 O 2 OO'Pick.3 3 1 O 51
Liebold.m 10 1 0 O Stellb'r.l. 3 O 1 0 0
Weaver.s. 4 0 4 1 O Meyer.c. . . 3 10 10
M'Mullln,3 2 0 1 2 O'Schang.c. . 1 0 0 O 0
Clcotte.p. 2 0 0 7 0 Bush, p . 4 0 1 4 1
Fournler. 1 0 O O0
Totals. 86 3 32 1911 Totals.. 33 8S3 213
Chicago 0 0000000 00 O 0
Philadelphia O O O 0 0 O 0 0 O 0 1 1
Kun. strunk. stolen .bases, J. Collins,
Jackson. Sacrifice hits, cicotte 2. Mclnnis
2. Stellbauer. Double plays, McMullln to J.
Collins to E. Collins to Schalk. Cicotte to
Schalk to J. Collins. Pick to Meyer to Mc
lnnis. Bases on errors. Chicago 3. Philadel
phia 3. Bass on balls, Cicotte 6, Bush 4.
Hits and earned runs, off Cicotte 8 hits, 1
run in 10 2-3 innings. Struck out, by Cicotte
2, Bush 7. Umpires, Evans and Hildebrand.
Cleveland 7, Washington 1.
"WASHINGTON, May 19. The Cleve
land Americans today took the second
game of the series from Washington,
7 to 1.
The visitors did all their scoring
while batting Boehllng and Shaw out
of the box, then were held safe by
Dumont during the last four innings.
Morton pitched good ball for Cleveland.
The score:
Cleveland 1 Washington
BHOAE BHOAE
Oraney.1.. G 2 1 O 0 Morgan. 2.. 4 O O 40
Turner..!.. 4 o l " Foster.3. .. 4 1131
Speaker.m 5 12 0 O Milan.m. .. 4 O 0 0O
Roth.r 3 2 3 OORondeau.r. 4 1-3 0 0
Candil.l.. 3 210 OOUudge.l... 3 2 12 20
Howard. 2. .1 1 -i 3 o Shanks.I.. 4 1 2 OI
Wmbg's.s 3 O 1 7Henry.c... ! O 4 lO
0'N'elll.c. 3 O 7 1 o Gharrity.e. 2 1 5,O0
Morton. D. 4 0 0 1 OiMcBrlde.s. 4 1 o 31
Boehllng.p 1 1 o 2 n
'Shaw. p. . .. 0 0 O 0 0
joumont.p. 1 n o oi
Jamleson. 1 1 O OO
-4'
WllllamsT. 1 O O OO
Totals'. .33 8 27 13 01 Totals... 34 9 27 15 4
Batted for Henry in fifth.
tBatted for Dumont In ninth-
Cleveland 0 1 02 4 OOO 0 7
Washington O O 0 OOQOO 1 1
Runs. Turner, Speaker 2, Roth 3. O'Neill,
.luflEP. Two-base hit. Gandll. stolen base.
Gandil. Sacrifice hit. Gandll. Double
Dlavs. "Roehline to Judge to Henrv: McBride
to Henry to June to Henry; Wambsganss
to Howard to Gandll. Bases on balls, off
Boohling 1, off Shaw 2, off Dumont 1. off
Morton . Hits ana earned runs, orr Hoeh l
inr. 4 hits. 4 runs In 4 innings, none out
and one on base In fifth: off Fhaw. 3 hits.
1 run in two-thirds Inning. 2 on bases; off
Dumont. t hit. no runs In 4 1-3 Innings; off
Morton. !l hits. 1 run In 9 Innings. Struck
out. by Hochling 1, by Morton 6, by Dumont
4. umpires, o i.oughlln and Chin.
St. Louis 5, Boston 1.
BOSTON. May 19. The St. Louis
Americans defeated Boston again today,
outplaying the Red Sox from start to
finish, 5 to 1.
Groom held Boston to four hits, three
of which were made by Hoblitzell. Th
visitors bunched hits off Leonard and
Shore, who pitched in the final inning.
had nothing that was puzzling. The
score:
St. Tenuis 1 Boston
BHOAE
BHOAE
Shotton.l.
Johnson, s.
Sisler.1
Mlller.r. ..
1 4 OOHooper.r.. 3 O 2 00
1 n IManvrln.s.
2 O 2
1 O O
: 1
2 0 1'Scott.s. . .
O 2 OO Hohl'zel, 1.
2 4 3 1 IWalker.m
1
4 3 lO 1 O
Pratt.2. . .. s
Mars'ns.m 4 O
4 O 2 1 O
ii;Lewl8.l... 3 O 2
O 2 olr;ardner.3 3 o 1
4 i O'Bsrrv.2. . . 4 n n
II 0
Austin. 3. .
Hartley. c.
Groom.p..
3 1
1 0
S 0
2 0
OO
3 1
2 O 0 OJCarrlgan.e 2 A
Thomas. e. 112
ieonard.p. 2 o
Shore. p. . . O . 0)
Henrlksen 1 o
oil
n o o o
o o
Rutht 1
Shortent.. 1 o A oo
Cadyfl 1 0 OOO
Totals. .3R 11 27 11 9 Totals. ..33 4 27 112
"rtattert Tor -janvnn in Blxtn.
tBatetl for Carrlgan in seventh.
IRattea for .Leonard In eighth.
FBatted for Shore in ninth.
St. Louis 0 0 O O 1 1 O 1 2 K
Boston . oooon l oo o 1
Runs. Johnson. Sisler. Austin. Groom,
traraner. i wo-nsso nits. Austin. Groom,
Jonnson, Thomas. Stolen ba.c, Pratt.
waiaer, iiroora, liarorer. sacrifice hit.
Miller. Sacrifice fly. Pratt. Douhle play.
Austin to Pratt to Sisler. Bases on errors.
St. Louis 2. Boston B. Bases on balls, off
Groom 2. Hits and earned runs, off Ton-
ard. tilts, J runs in k Innings; off Shore.
2 hits. 2 runs in 1 inning Hit hr tilt-he
Hartley by Leonard. Struck out, bv Groom
4. by Leonard 3, by Shore 1 Umpires,
A
DODGERS BEAT CUBS
Brooklyn Drives Hendrix Out
and Grabs League Lead.
PIRATES DOWN PHILS, 4-2
Giants Bunch Hits Off Sallee and
Wallop St. Louis Candinals by
Score of 5 to 4 Braves
Ijose to Reds, 3 to 3.
CHICAGO, May 19. Smith's unstead
iness in tight places and splendid
fielding by his colleagues spoiled most
of Chicago s scoring chances today and
Broklyn won. 4 to 2.
The visitors drove Hendrix from the
box in the first, but had some diffi
culty with Vaughn, who fanned eight.
Flack's home run following one , of
Mann's four hits accounted for the
Cubs' runs. The victory left Brook
lyn alone in first place. The score:
Brooklyn Chicago
B H O A El B II OAK
Myers.m
Daubert.l.
Stengel.r.
Wheat.1...
Mowrey.3.
( utshaw.2
5 11 OOMann.l 4 4 o
4 0 8 1 Oi Flack. r. . . 3 11
4 O 3 O ( Wlllla's.m 4 12
3 2 3 0'.lmman.3 3 0 O
2.1 1 2 O'Maler.l... 3 0 13
4 2 3 4 O M l arthy, 2 4 11
4 0 2 2 0 Archer.c. 4 18
o o
o o
o o
4 0
o 1
2 0
4 O
O'Mara.s.
Meyers.c.
Mulligan.s 4
2 3 1
Smith. p. .
Hendrlx.p O
Vaughn, p. 3
Doolln... 1
O
O
OOO
O 3 0
0 O
0 0
Toals. 34 8 27 13 0( Totals. 83 10 27 12 2
Batte-1 for Vaugn in ninth.
Brooklyn 2 O 0 1 0 O O o 1 I
Chicago 0 0 O 2 O O O O l 2
Kurn. Myers, wneat 2. cutsnaw. aiann.
Flack. Two-base hits, Myers. Mowrey. Cut
shaw. Three-base hit. Wheat. Home run.
Flack. Sacrifice hits. ' Mowrey 2. Flack.
Double plsy. Smith to O'Mara. First on er
ror. Brooklyn 1. Bases on balls, smith
Vaughn 1. Hits and earned runs off mlth,
10 hits. 2 runs in 0 Innings: Hendrix. 3 hits.
one run In 2-3; Vaughn. r hits. 2 runs in
8 1-3 Innings. Hit bv pitcher. Zimmerman.
by Smith, struck out, by Smith o, Vaugnn
e. i mpires. uay and Kuon.
Pittsburg '4, Philadelphia 2.
PITTSBURO. May 19. The Pitts
burg Nationals defeated Philadelphia
4 to 2 here today, winning the game i
the eighth inning when Carey knocked
a home run after Mamaux had, singled.
The score:
Philadelphia I Pittsburg
B H O A F.I B1IOAC
Byrne.3.. 4 12 5 OlCarey.m. . 4 1 1 OO
Nelhoff.2. 3 1 4 3 0 Johnson, 1.. 4 2 8 OO
htocx.s. .. " i u Harney.l. . ft o 3 OI
Cravath.r. 3 13 0 OiHInch'an.r. 4 2 2 O 0
Whltted.l. 4 12 OOlWagner.s. 3 2 3 3 0
Paskert.m 3 0 2 0 OiShultz.3. .. .1 1 1. in
Luderus.l 3 1 0 0Knabe.2.. 3 O 3 2 0
Killefer.c. 3 13 1 OGIbson.c. .. 3 o In
Good 1 O O 0 OiMamoux.p. 3 10 30
m vjuu n,p a u o o uj
Totals. 31 24 10 0) Totals. 3I 27 10 1
"Batted tor Kiuefer In ninth. '
Philadelphia 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 :
Pittsburg 1 0 0 0 0 01 2 x 4
Runs. Byrne. Niehoff, Carey. Barney
Hlnchman. Maraoux. Two-bane hit. Bvrne.
Three-base hits, Crivath, Luderus. Home
run. Carey. Stolen bases. Johnston. Bar
ney. Double plays. Byrne to Niehoff
Byrne to Luderus; Mamoux to Wagner to
Johnston; Knabe to Johnston. First base
on errors. Philadelphia 1. Bases on ball
McQuillen 2. Mamoux 4. Hits and earned
runs, off McQulllen, O hits. 4 runs in 8
innings: Mamoux, 0 hits. 1 run In 0. Struck
out. Mcquillan . Mamoux o. empires, hi
ler and Harrison.
New York 5, St. Louis
ST LOUIS. Mav 19. The New York
Nationals bunched hits off Sallee today
and defeated St. Louis again. 5 to 4
It was the Giants' ninth straight vic
tory. In the third McKechnle singled,
Rariden doubled. Burns singled and
Robertson hit to center or a home ru
netting four runs.
The locals tied the score in the fifth.
when they got to Tesreau for two sin
gles, a base on balls and a triple.
Perritt then went In and held the home
team scoreless for the rest of the game.
The .visitors won la the eighth, when
Turkish Gigarettes
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The score
single scored Robertson.
New York
I St. Louis
B
: H O A E
BHOAE
Burns.l. . .
Rob'ts'n.r.
Doyle. 2. ..
Kauff.m. .
Kletcher.s
Merkle.l . .
M'K'nle.3.
Rariden.c.
Stroud. p. .
Tesreau.p.
Perrltt.p.
1 3 o o Smith. m.. o 2 2
0 0
3 0
O 0
2 O
0 O
0 0
3 0
2 0
1 0
0 0
0 0
3 O O O Betzel.2. .. 3 2 1
0 1 4 0 Beacher.l.. 5 O 1
1 2 OOHornsby.3. 4 2 1
1 3 2 0 Mlller.l . ..4 1 13
1 lO 2 0 Wilson. r. .. 3 2 2
1 0 2 0-Corhan.s.. 3 o a
2 6 2 O'Gonialca.c. 4. 2 5
O O 2 0 Sallee.p. . . 2 ( 0
O 1 0 O Snydef . .. 1 O 0
111 llWllllams.p OOO
Totals. .35 11 27 15 II Totals. .34 11 27 11 0
Batted for Salle eighth.
New York 0 04 0000 1 0 3
St. Louis 1 OO 0 3 OO O O 1
Runs. Burns. Robertson 2. McKechnle.
Railden. Smith 2. Gonzales. Sallee. Two-
base hits. Merkle. Rarklen, Wilson. Three-
base hit. smith. Home run. Robertson.
Stolen base. Fletcher. Sacrifice hits. Betzel.
vt llson. Corhan. Double plays, Doyle to
Fletcher to Merkle: Corhan to Miller; Cor
han to Betzel to Miller. Bases on balls, off
Tesreau 1, off Perrltt 1. off Sallee 2. Hits
and earned runs, off Stroud. 4 hits. 1 run
in 2 Innings, none out In third; off Tesreau.
4 hits, .t runs in 2 innings, none out in
fifth: off Perrltt. 4 hits, no runs in 5 in
nings; off Sallee, 11 hits, A runs In 8 In
nings: off Williams, no hits, no runs In 1
Inning. Struck out, by Stroud 1, bv Perrltt
3. by Sallee 4. Umpires. Quiglcy and
Byron.
Cincinnati 3, Boston 2.
CINCINNATI. May 19. The Cincin
nati Nationals annexed another close
game today. Boston being on the losing
end, 3 to 2. The local Degan scoring in
the first, when Groh walked, but was
forced by Neale. .
Herzog doubled and then Neale scored
on Chase's out and Herzog tallied on
Griffith's single. Boston made one in
the fourth on Konetchy's triple and
Smith's sacrifice fly. . The locals won
In the ninth. Chase tripled and Grif
fith and K411ifer were purposely passed.
filling the bases. Louden then filed to
Fltzpatrirk. but wingo's single scored
Chase. The score:
K. II. K. R. H. E.
Boston 2 7 OiCincinnati . . . 18 I
Batteries Ragan and Gowdy: Schulz
and Vvingo.
GREAT FALLS WINS, 11-4
SPOKAXR SORTHWESTKBX TRAM
DEFEATRD THREK STRAIGHT.
Vancouver lilts Srkmali Har4 and
Gratta 5-1 Victory 1'rom Seattle.
Game at Butte Postponed.
SPOKANE. May 19. Great Falls took
the third straight game today from
Spokane. 11 to 4. Noble was taken out
of the box in tha sixth after 10 hits
had produced Br total of nine tallies.
Webb, who succeeded Noble, was wild,
forcing in two of the six runs made in
that inning. Score:
R. II. E. R. II. K.
Great Falls 11 14 3Spokane 4 B 2
Batteries White and Shea; Noble.
Webb and Murray.
Vancouver Trims Seattle, .1 - 1 .
SEATTLE. May 19. Schmuti was hit
hard in today's game which Vancouver
won. 5 to 1. Acosta pitched well for
Vancouver, keeping Seattle's five hits
well scattered. Score:
R.TI. E.I R.H. K.
Vancouver.. 5 11 0Scattle 1 R 1
Batteries Acosta and Cheek;
Schmutz and Cadman.
Game at Butte Ja Postponed.
BUTTE. Mont., May 19. The Tacoma-Butte
game in the Northwestern
League scheduled here today was post
poned on account of rain.
5 COLLEGES IN MEET SATURDAY
Non-Conference Schools to Compete
on Track and Field.
MMINNVILLE, Or., May 19. (Spe
cial.) The. second annual council meet
of non-conference colleges of Oregon
is to be held in McMinnville on Satur
day. Athletes from five schools will
compete. McMinnville College, Willam
ette University, Pacific University, Pa
cific College and, Albany College
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REMEMBER Turkish to.
bacco is the world's most
famous tobacco for cigarettes.
having entries. With Ford and Steves
Willamette is expected to take the
dashes, though Lucas and Potts, of
Pacific, will give them a hard run.
Willamette also is sure of the javelin
throw with Brown. Culver, of McMinn
ville. Is his only worthy competitor.
Mi-Minnvllle'a - strong half-miler,
Dowd, expects to take his race and
with fair weather and a dry track
ought to pull down a record. Coe will
try for the collegiate record in the
broad Jump against Lucas, of Pacific.
Grilley, of tne Portland Y. M. C. A.,
will referee the meet. Preliminaries
will be held in the morning and the
finals in 'the afternoon. The trophy
cup won last year by Pacific Univer
sity will go to the winner of this con
test. COLP MATCHES ABE ARRANGED
Grays Harbor Players to Entertain
Olyntpia Today, Taconia May 2 7.
ABERDEEN. Wash., May 20. (Spe
cial.) Eighteen members of the Olym
pia Country Club. Olympla. will be
here tomorrow to meet golfers of the
Grays Harbor Country Club on the lo
cal course In the third inter-city match
Some
Fishing!
Only a few miles from
Portland in the
SALMONBERRY
and
Nehalem Rivers
r I J U,- C?.,4U T).,
cific line to Tillamook
uounty. Lreave .foruana
7:45 A.M. Best of Spring;
outings is a fishing; trip.
Week - end fares make
the cost reasonable.
Call at City Ticket Office,
Corner 6th and Oak Sts.,
for copy of
"FISHING BULLETIN"
John M. Scott,
General Passenger Agent
Southern Pacific
,
Fifteen Cent
of the year. The visitors will motor
here and return home in the evening.
Mixed foursomes will be the order of
tbo day and following the play a din
ner and dance will be given.
The Taeoma Golf and Country Club
players will be here Saturday, May 27.
for a day of play. The Grays Harbor
an-1 Tacoina players have each won a
series.
RITCHIE TO START WEST SOON
Gruman Realizes Opportunity for
Showing AKUinst Lightweight.
Willie Ritchie, who meets Ralp Gru
man here June 6 as a special added at
traction of the Portland Rose Festival,
will leave Chicago Wednesday and ar
rive in Portland next Saturday. Wllllo
says that he is in great condition and
promises to glvo the Portland light
weight an artistic trimming.
It is thought that Ritchie will train
at the Multnomah Amateur Athletic.
Club.
Ralph Gruman realizes that the co,
short as it is, affords him an opportun
ity "of showing his many friends in
Portland Just how good a boxer he
really is.
Special Train Service
Saturdays
And Monday, May 29, (or
DESCHUTES ANGLERS
Oregon Trunk Ry.
Central Oregon lines
Every Saturday and also Mon
day, May 29 (account Decoration
day). North Hank-Oregon Trunk
train (no change of cars), will
leave Kallbridg- 15:f.o A. M-. ar
riving Krieda 4:07. North Jin
lion t:30. South Junction 5:00
A. M., other points corresponding
time. Returning, train will leave
Rend 6:30 P. M. Sundays and also
Tuesday. May .10. South Junction
9:28. North Junction 9:58. Krieda
10:21 P. M.: arriving time. Port
land. 8:00 A. M.. unchanged.
Tourist sleeping car berths Jt
Is carried on train 8. leaving
Portland :00 P. M. : North Bank
Limited, leaving Portland 7:10
P. M. connects with Deschutes
train at Fallbridge. S
Auk to have our fish bulletin
mailed to you.
CITY TtCKKT OKFICK. '
FIFTH AU STAUK STREETS.
FISHERMEN
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USE THE
JcyV Saturday Special
S2' Service
to
I DESCHUTES RIVER I
UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM
5; Iavea Union Station 11:20 P. M.
Saturday. Arrives South June-
tion o:2a A. M. Sunday. Return
nervlce arrives Portland 7 A. M.
Monday. Coach and through-
aleeper accommodations. Sleeper
l each way.
LOW ROUND-TRIP FARES
;t a KIhermrn' Card at the -
CITY TICKET OFFICE E
H Washington at Third Street E?
Broadway '4000. A 121.
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