THE MORNING OREGONIAN, THURSDAY, MAT 11, 1922
PORTLAND DEFEATS
2T0 1
Sam Ross Returned Victor in
Mound Duel.
COX GETS CIRCUIT CLOUT
Boa or Outfielder Cracks First Ball
Pitched in First Inning for
Home Run.
Pacific Coast league Standings.
W. Pct.j W. L. Pet
Vernon 18 12 .OOoWttie. . . IS IS .471
San Fran.. 21 14 .600!Oa.klanu. .. 17 20 .4o9
Salt iJike.. IS 12 .571Sacrto la 21 .417
Lo Anrs. 18 18 .OOOlPortland. . 12 18 .400
Yesterday's Results.
At Oakland 1. Portland 2.
At Sacramento 1. Los Angeles s.
At Salt Lake 8, San Francisco 7.
At Los Angeles, Vernon 0. Seattle 1.
OAKLAND, Cal, May 10. The
Portland Beavers took a mound duel
from Oakland today, 2 to 1. Jim
Thorpe, who has been out of the
game with a sore arm. grot into the
lineup in right field for the Beavers,
grot a hit and made one error. Cox,
first up for Portland in the first
inning, cracked the first ball pitched
for a home run. The other tally of
the winners came in the fifth on a
single, sacrifice and error, Brubaker's
throw from short to right field,
core:
Portland I Oakland
B R H O A! B R H
Cox.m.. 4 1 1 OBrown.1. 4 0 1
M'C'n.s 4 0 O 4 SlWIlie.r. . 4 10
H'gh.l 4 0 12 OlCoop'r.m 4 0 0
Hale.3. 4 0 2 1 HCath'r.3 4 O 1
Thorpe,r 3 O 1 1 O L'Fay'e.l 4 O 1
Poole.l. 4 1 1 B 5!Bruba'r.s 2 O t
Elliott. c 2 O 0 5 OiKoeh'r.c 2 O 0
Sarg't.2 3 O 0 4 2IKerns,2. 2 0 0
Ross p.. 3 0 0 1 MKrause.p 3 0 0
Totals.31 2 6 27 151 Totals. 28 1 4
2 1
:; o
s l
3 2
3 3
0 2
Portland 1 0 O u 1 u o u u f
Hit" 3 O011O0O 1 6
Oakland -... .O O 0 0 0 1 O ) 0 1
lilts 1 1 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 4
Errors, McCann, Thorpe. Sargent. Ross,
rather, Brubaker. Runs responsible fpr,
Krause 1. Struck out. by Ross 4. Krause
3. Bases on balls, o'.'f Ross 3. Krause 1.
Home run. Cox. Sacrifice hit. Elliott.
Umpires, Eason and Toman. Tima. 1:45.
SACS DROP TO BASEMENT
Angels Win Second Straight Game
by Score of 5 to 1.
SACRAMENTO, Cal., May 10. Dum
nvich was master from the. mound
at Moreing field) today. Dick Nie
haust left-hander, who opposed him
lor the locals, was found! for bunched
hits ami resultant runs in the fifth
and final periods. Backing their south
paw with bits of fielding that scintil
lated throughout the combat. Red
Killefer's bevy of Angels therefore
made it two straight for the series
and took Colonel Picks' senatorial
hospital corps down the line to the
basement by a count of 5 to 1. The
score :
Los Angeles
B R H O A
Mr-V ni 1 1 0
Sacrame nto
Srhang.3 4 112 1
Pearce.s. 3 0 2 4 4
I'arrnll.l 4 13 2 0
Deal. 3 . 5 0 2 0 6
Daley. c. 5 0 12 3
lirlKizs 1 3 0 19 0
Pick. 2... 4 0 0 2 2
Rvan.r.. . 4 0 2 2 1
jShee'n.l. 4 0 13 0
M'witl.l. 3 0 012 2
McN'y.m S 0 0 2 0
Cook.c.. 3 0 0 0 2
Hul'Vn.r 3 0 0 O 0
l,'m're.2 4 113 2
M Ca's.s 2 0 15 3
D'vieh.p 4 2 1 0 S
Nieh's.p. 3 0 0 0 5
Totals 35 5 11 27 171 Totals.31 1 6 27 17
Los Angeles. ... a 0 0 l 3 0 0 0 2 5
Hits 1 1O0411O 3 11
Sacramento.... 0 0 0 0 0 t 0 0 0 1
Hits 21010101 0 6
Errors, McCauley, Schang. Runs respon
sible for, N'iehaus 3. Struck out, Dumo
vlch 1. Bases on balls. Xiehaus 4. Hit
by pitched ball. Pearce. Griggs. Stolen
base. Carroll. Three-base hits. Griggs,
Lindimore. Pearce. Two-base hits. Mc
CRbe, Carroll. Runs batted in. McCauley.
Carroll. Deal. Double play, Schang to Pick
to Molrwltz. Time. 1:30. Umpires, Finney
and Eason.
SEATTLE SHCTS OUT VERNON
Score 1 lo 0 in First tianie of Se
ries at Los Angeles.
LOS ANGELES. May 10. Seattle
shut out Vernon in the first game of
the series here today, winfling 1 to 0.
Both Jacobs for the Indians and
Doyle for the Tigers pitched good
ball and. except when Seattle scored,
kept hits weil scattered. The only
run of the game came in the eighth
when Lane singled and was brought
home on a double to the scoreboard.
Score:
Seattle 1 Vernon
J) R H O A 1! R H O A
Lane.l... 3 1 2 4 0 C'dbne.m 4 0 2 2 0
Barn v.r 2 0 u 2 OiHigh.l... 3 0 3 2 0
Cueto.3.. 4 0 0 0 HHawks.r 4 0 110
KId'tl.m 4 0 14 OIHyatt.l... 4 0 111 0
RM'py.13 0 t ! OISmith.3. 4 0 1 0 S
S A'ms.2 .1 0 1 3 1 Snwv'r.2 4 0 1 5 2
St'mpf.s 4 0 0 2 3:Fr'nch.s 4 0 0 3 5
Tobin.c 4 0 2 3 1 Hann'h.c 3 o 0 3 2
Jacobs.p 4 0 0 0 2 Doyle.p.. 3 0 1 0 1
Totals 31 1 7 27 8i Totals 33 0 7 27 1.1
Seattle .......O 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1
Hits .......1 1 0 1 1 0 0 2 1 7
Vernon ........... .0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Hits 0 1 1 2 1 1 0 1 0 7
Errors. Cueto. Sawyer. French. Three
base hit. Hawks. Two-base hits. Eldred.
Tobin. Batted In run. Eldred. Stolen base.
Sawyer. Sacrifices. Barney. High. S. Ad
ams. Struck out, Doyle 1. Jacobs 2. Bases
on balls, Dovle 3. Runs responsible for,
Doyle 1. Double plays. R. Murphy (un
assisted). French to Sawyer to Hyatt. Um
pires. McGrew and Reardon. Time of
game, 1 hour 35 minutes.
Sl I LAKE DEFEATS SEALS
Belated Opening: Game of Series Is
Won by Score of 8 to 7.
SALT LAKE CITY. May 10. Salt
Lake won the belated opening game
of the series from San Francisco this
afternoon. 8 to 7. A home run by
Pitcher Thurston in the eighth inning
Basebail Summary-
National League Standings.
v. L. Pct.l W. L. Pet.
N-w fork. .18 4 siSiltrooklyn... . 10 1 1 .476
Chicago ...12 9.571 Phila 8 11.421
St l.ouis ..12 10 .54filClnctBti 8 17.320
Pittsburg . .12 10 .545 Boston 6 14 .300
.-ricaii league Standings.
"Tew rorK.17 K tiSOlPhila 1112.478
Louis. .16 9 .640 Boston 9 12 .429
Cleveland . 12 12 -5oo Detroit ....10 14.437
vnicago. .. . 11 12 .478' Wash 9 18 .360
American Aociation.
Minneapolis 11, Columbus 5.
S; Paul 4. Toledo 0.
Milwaukee 7. Indianapolis 6.
Kansas City 3. Louisville 7.
Western I i-
Des Moines 4. Oklahoma City 1.
Denver 11. Tulsa 7.
Sioux City 2. Wichita 4.
How the Series Stand.
At Oakland 1 game. Portland 3 game: at
Sacramento no games, Los Angeles 2
games: at Salt Lake 1 game, San Fran
cisco no games: at Vernon no games. Se
attle I game.
W here the Teams Play Next Week.
Portland at Sacramento: Seattle at Salt
Lake' Vernon at San Francisco; Oakland
at Los Angeles.
lteaer ltatting Averages.
AB H Ave !
Walberg . 6 3 .500 Sargent . .
Ross .. 7 3 -429 Suth'land
Hale ... 77 29 .376 El'iott ..
Ken thv .. 33 12 .364. Gressett .
High . 106 36 .330 McCann
King 12 4 SS8 Wolfer. . .
AB. H. Pet.
97 22 . 226
. 18 4.222
. 106 22 . 207
. . $5 6 .371
.130 IS .363
. 4 7.3 52
13 2.153
. 20 3.350
, . 6 0 0O0
116 36.310 l.everell
Thorp'
Cox .
. . !! 30 .3t3 HudKtrn
..10831 2s" i'Ueman.
.. 15 4.2661
Crumpler
I broke the second tie the Seals had
established. In addition to Thurston,
j Agnew, Schick and Lewis Tut homers,
i The score:
San Francisco
B R H
Salt Lak
Al B
O'Schick.m 5
OlVitt.S... 5
3iSiglln,2. . 4
l:L,ewi,l. .. 3
OlWilh'it.r 3
OiSand.s... 3
8tC'rtwr't.l 3
3:Lazz'ri,l 0
oiByler.c. 3
OIGouldVp.. 2
2Th'afn.p 1
lij'nk's," 1
01
R H O A
13 3 1
0 O 3 2
112 3
2 2 3 0
1110
12 14
O 0 7 0
0 0 2 6
0 0 5 3
110 1
110 0
0 0 0 0
ee.r. ... 5
elly.l. . 5
1 s
i!duff.3 4
Cilison.l 3
Mlller.l. 1
D'Cn'lm 3
rthyne.s. 3
,Va!sh,2. 4
Agnew, c. 3
M'Qu'd.p 0
Alten.p.. 2
Cou'be.p 1
Fitzg'd,' 1
Totals 35 7 12 24 13, Totals 33 8 11 27 14
Batted for Aiten in 7th, doubled.
Batted for Cartwright in 7th. struck
out.
San. Francisco 0 3000031 0 7
Hits 2 3 1 000 4 1 1 12
Salt Lake 3 01OO301 X 8
Hits 2 21 10221 x 11
Errors, Schick. Sand. Home runs, Lewis.
Schick, Thurston. Agnew. Two-base hits.
Agnew. Fitzgerald. Kelly, Walsh. Wllhoit,
Sand (2). Sacrifice bits, Wilhoit. Byler.
Stolen base, Keily. Struok out, by Gould 2;
Thurston 2, Aiten 2. Coumbe 1. Bases on
balls, off Gould 2. Thurston 2, McQuaid 2.
Aiten 1. Coumbe 1- Innings pitched. Gould
7. McQuaid 2-3, Aiten 5 1-3. Runs respons
ible for. Gould 6. Thurston 1, McQuaid 3,
Aiten 4. Coumbe 1. Ihjuble plays. Sand
to Siglin to Cartwright: Slglin to Sand to
Cartwright. Charge defeat to Coumbe.
Credit victory to Thurston. Time 2:08.
Umpires, Casey and Byron.
Duffy Lewis in Old Place
as Leading Batsman.
Kelly, Ellis and O'Connell Are
Second. Third and Fourth.
DUFFY LEWIS oi Salt Lake is
back in his old place as leading
batter among the Coast league reg
ulars. In 20 games he was hitting
.474 in averages up to date, including
games of last Sunday.
Three San Francisco Seals, H. Kelly,
Ellison and O'Connell all are hitting
more than .400. which shows why the
Seals are up in the ra.ee. The aver
ages follow:
Batsman Club.
Ross. Portland. . .
Read, Oakland. . .
Lewis, Salt Lake
Kelly, San Fran.
Ellison. San Fran.
O'Connell, S. F. .
Mack, Seattle ...
Krause. Oakland.
Dumovich, L. An.
Schorr. Seattle . .
Winn, Oakland . .
Strand, Salt Lake
Smith. Vernon . .
Baldwin. L. Aug.
G. AB.
4
5 4
20 57
15 40
34 las
34 126
7 7
8 17
8 17
lO 15
6 5
27 118
27 98
10 31
8 13
7 IS
13
: I 1 1 :'
20 92
34 132
8 33
21 69
27 103
28 99
22 89
31" 109
24 7:1
25 74
28 105
7 12
6 9
5 9
5 15
5 12
23 113
20 61
33 J 23
23 83
3 4 34
9 31
34 143
27 106
3.'! 130
32 131
24 93
27 111
33 135
26 96
28 110
23 57
33 113
31 123
23 82
20 06
24 141
29 103
33 135
12 45
19 66
1S 59
17 115
8 7
29 105
28 300
IS 68
30 3 05
29 3 20
22 84
37 52
34 US
6 15
7 15
28 3 06
21 69
14 54
20 66
17 62
11 113
29 'it:;
27 104
14 16
9 16
5 16
6 8
20 73
34 13 1
33 309
33 119
8 17
27 3 05
31 120
28 100
14 29
10 22
35 40
33 134
6 9
.0 135
26 "::
23 80
8 19
25 96
8 20
7 20
:. io.
P.. H. HR. SB. Pet.
1 3 0 1 .750
2 2 0 0 . 500
13 27 0 0 .474
9 18 0 3 .450
25 59 6 5 .437
27 55 2 11 .487
0 3 0 0 .429
2 7 0 0 .412
2 7 0 0 .412
3 6 O 0 .400
0 2 0 0 .400
26 47 1 4 .398
16 38 3 6 .388
6 12 0 0 .387
3 5 0 0 .385
4 5 0 0 .385
2 5 0 0 .379
17 45 0 8 .378
6 34 0 0 .169
37 48 5 9 .364
5 12 1 2 .394
7 25 0 2 . 362
25 37 1 1 .359
18 35 5 4 .353
12 31 0 0 .348
9 35 0 2 .343
5 25 0 4 .342
12 25 1 2 .S3.
21 35 1 2 .333
2 4 0 0 .333
13 10 .333
2 3 0 .333
1 5 0 0 .333
1 4 0 0 .333
24 37 1 0 .327
3 2 20 3 1 .327
15 39 1 1 .325
10 27 0 3 .325
7 11 0 4 .323
5 10 1 0 .323
22 46 1 5 .322
17 34 1 0 .321
23 43 0 3 .318
12 41 O 2 .313
36 29 0 10 .312
26 34 0 3 .300
10 41 1 3 .304
9 29 2 6 .302
16 33 2 2 .300
9 17 2 1 .298
22 33 0 4 .292
20 36 2 5 .292
16 24 5 7 .292
3 2 19 1 1 .292
26 41 3 9 . 291
36 30 3 7 .291
18 29 3 8 .289
4 13 0 0 .289
11 19 4 0 .288
9 17 0 0 .2SS
25 33 6 5 .287
0 2 0 0 .286
16 30 1 1 .285
17 28 0 4 .280
4 19 0 0 .279
10 29 1 3 .276
3S 33 2 5 .275
14 23 2 2 .273
8 34 0 1 .269
25 37 1 ! .268
0 4 0 0 .267
0 4 0 0 .267
23 28 1 8 .264
5 9 0 0 .264
5 18 0 3 .2C1
6 34 0 3 .259
8 17 0 0 .258
4 16 0 3 .258
9 29 0 3 .257
20 26 1 3 .252
14 36 0 0 .250
2 4 0 0 .250
1 4 0 0 .259
1 4 0 0 .250
2 2 0 0 250
11 38 2 n .247
17 33 0 4 .246
5 26 0 1 .239
19 28 2 1 .235
1 4 0 0 .235
15 25 2 3 234
13 28 0 2 .23:1
13 23 0 2 .236
4 5 0 1 .230
1 5 0 0 .227
3 9 0 0 .225
32 30 1 7 .224
3 2 0 0 .222
37 3 7 O 1 .221
11 25 0 4 .217
3 5 10 .217
11 20 1 1 215
7 37 0 1 .212
3 4 0 0 .211
16 20 1 1 .20S
2 4 0 0 .200
1 4 0 0 .200
0 2 0 0 .200
Jones. Oakland
Henke, Seattle . .
Shea. Sacramento
Mollwltz, Sacra . .
Daly, Los Ang. . .
Kamm. San Fran.
Kenworthy. Port..
Hale. Portland . . .
Valla. San Fran..
C. High. Portland.
Deal, Los Ang. . .
Compton. Sacra....
Catner, Oakland..
Sullivan, L. Ang...
Ryan, Sacramento
King, Portland...
Gardner, Seattle..
Anfinson. S. Lake
James. Vernon . . .
Penner. Sacra....
High, v ernon . . .
Schneider. Vernon
Grlgga Los Ang. .
Wilhoit. S. Lake. .
McNeely. Sacra. . .
Arlett. Oakland..
See. San Fran. . . .
Siglln. Sale Lake.
Carrol. Los Ang. .
Rhyne. &. Fran..
Kopo, Sacramento
Vitt, Salt Lake. . .
Eldred, Seattle...
Thorpe, Port
Poole. Portland...
Barney. Seattle. . .
Cueot. Seattle . . .
feheehan. Sacra
Pick. Sacramento.
Cartwright. S. L..
Brown, Oakland..
French. Vernon . .
Murphy. Seattle..
Knight. Oakland.
Venew. San r-ran.
Tobln. Seattle
Schick. Sale Lake
Dailey. Seattle. . .
Sawyer. Vernon. . .
Cox. Portland . . .
Howard. Oakland.
McCabe, Los Ang.
Chadbourne. Vern
Marriott. Oakland
Walsh. San Fran.
Cooper. Oakland...
Aiten. San h ran . .
Grumpier. Port. . .
Schang. sacra. . . .
P. Murphy. Vern.
Jenkins. S. Lake.
S. Adams. Seattle
Yelle, San Fran. .
Pearce. Sacra
Lafayette. Oak
Hvatt. Vernon....
Connoly, Seattle. .
Fitzgerald, s. -.
t'oumbe, S- F
Sutherland. Port..
McQuaide. S. F
Schulte. Seattle..
Brubaker, Oak...
Kohler. Oakland..
Wilie, Oakland. . .
Mitchell. S. Fran.
Sand. Salt Lake. .
McAuley, Los Ang
Twombley, L. A. .
Gressett. Port
Kunz, Sacra
Spencer. Seattle. .
Lane. Seattle....
Faeth. Vernon . . .
Kilduff. S. Fran..
Orr. Sacramento.
J. Adams. Seattle.
Stumpf. Seattle. .
Stanage. Sacra.. .
Kremer. Oakland
Lindimore. L. A. .
Scott. San Fran. .
Gregg. Seattle. . .
Bren ton. Oakland
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WHITE SOX REVERSE
LUCK OF YANKEES
Chicago Takes Eleven-Inning
Contest, 2 to 1.
ROBERTSON BEST HURLER
Mays Loses Out in Pitching Duel
to Hero of Perfect Game.
Miscues Are Costly.
NEW YORK, May 10. Chicago
broke New York's winning streak to
day, taking a tight 11-inning pitching
duel, 2 to 1, in which Robertson, hero
of a recent perfect game, had the bet
ter of Mays. New York's misplays
let Johnson score the winning run in
the 11th inning. Score:
Chicago
New York
B R H O A
ts B il u Al
John'n,s it
Strunk.t 5
4 lWitt.r...
0 1 10 0;Fewst'r.I
0 15 3 Skinner
Olio Raker3. .
0 4 0
Collms.2 o o
Hooper.r 4 0
Falk.l.. 4 0
Mostil.m 3 0
McCTn.3 4 0
0 0 0
0
0
0 14 OMcNliy' 0 0 0
3 0 Miller. m
112
2 2,Plpp.l
. . 4
0 0 14
Schalk.c
4 2 'Card. -. .
0 1 Scott, a..
3 0 2 3
3 0 2 3
3 0 0 3
10 0 1
4 0 0 2
Rb't'n.p
3 0
ID v m r,c 3
iSchang.c 1
IMays.p.. 4
33 9i Totals. 38
Totals. 35 2
7 33 16
Batted for Fewster In eleventh.
Ran for Baker in eleventn.
Chicago 0 01000O000 1 2
New York 0 000001000 0 1
Errors. Johnson, Witt. Pipp. Two-base
hit, McCIellan. Sacrifices, Robertson.
Schalk. Scott. Double plays. Plpp un
assisted. Ward to Scott to Pipp, Mays to
Pipp. Bases on bails. Mays 2. Robertson
1. Struck out, Mays 3, Robertson 2. Um
pires, Nallin and Moriarity. Time, 1:50.
DETROIT BEATS BOSTOX, 10-9
Doubles in Ninth by Bassler and
Blue Clinch Game.
BOSTON, May 10. Doubles in the
ninth by Bassler and Blue scored
what proved to be Detroit's winning
run today against Boston. Detroit
won, 10 to 9. Score:
Detroit ! Boston
BRHOAI BRHOA
Blus 1 . . 6 1 2 11 OILieb'd.m 5 2 2 5 0
Jones.3. 4 12 0 OHarris.l. 3 10 0 0
Cobb.m 4 O 0 4 1 Dugan.s. 6 13 3 1
Veach.i. 4 1 2 5 0 Pratt. 2.. 5 14 0 3
Heil'n.r 4 110 0 Smith.r. 5 2 0 4 0
Clark.2. 3 2 0 1 3Burns.l. 4 118 1
Rngn'y.s 1 2 0 0 0 Foster.3 5 0 1 0 4
Bassr.c 4 13 6 1 Walt's.c 3 0 15 3
Pille'e.p 10 10 2IChapIin.c 10 0 10
Dauss.p 2 110 3IPenn'k.p 0 0 0 0 1
IKarr.p.. 4 12 0 1
IQuinn.p. 10 0 10
IMenosky 1 0 0 0 0
Totals.33 30 32 27 161 Totals. 43 9 14 27 14
Batted for Walters In seventh.
Detroit 0 4010211 1 10
Boston 0 3 0 3 0 0 2 1 0 9
Errors, Heilmann 2. Rigney 3. Burns.
Foster Two-base hits. Blue 2. Bassler.
Pratt 2. Burns. Foster. Three-base hits.
Jones. Leibold. Home run, Dauss. Sacri
fice hits. Jones, Bassler. Dauss, Rigney.
Cobb. Burns. Stolen base, Karr. Double
plavs. Foster to Walters to Pratt to Burns:
Walters to Burns. Bases on balls, off
Pillette 3, Dauss 3. Pennock 2. Karr 6.
Quinn 1. Struck out, by Dauss 4. Karr 2.
Quinn 1. Innings pitched, by Pillette 1 2-3.
Dauss 7 1-3, Pennock 1, Karr 6. Quinn 2.
Winning pitcher, Dauss. Losing pitcher,
Quinn. Umpires, Walsh. Owens and Chill.
Time. 2:46.
ATHLETICS DEFEAT INDIANS
Dyke's Home Itun in Eighth Salts
Game Away, 7 to .
PHILADELPHIA, May 10. Dyke's
home run drive in the eighth inning,
scoring Miller, today gave Philadel
phia its second straight victory over
Cleveland, 7 to 6. The Indians drove
Heimach and Moore from the mound,
but Yarrison and Harris checked the
visitors in the final frames when the
Athletics were bunching their hits off
Sotheron. Score:
Cleveland I Philadelphia
BRHOAI BRHOA
Evans.I..
10 3 OlYoung
1
Ja'son,l 1
Wab's.2 4
Sp'kr.m 5
M'Inis.l 5
Sew'U.s 4
Gar'n'r,3 3
Wood.r 5
O'Neil.c 4
Soth"n,p 4
0 0
0:J'hntn.l 3
1
0
1 13
1 2
0 0
1 2
1 1
1 2
1 1
1 2
0 1
2 aiYValk'r.l 4
5 0 P'rk'ns.c 4
8 OiMlllh.m 4
2 21 Welch. r 2
0 OIDykes.3 4
1 0! Gall'y.s 3
2 2H'mach.p 0
0 2jMoore,p 2
Yar'sn.p 0
!Hauser 1
'Harris.p 0
1 1
1 1
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 3
0 o
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
Totals 37 6 13 24 131 Totals 31 7 8 27 13
Batted for Yarrison in 8th.
Cleveland 3 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 (I
Philadelphia 10004002 X 7
Errors, Speaker, Be well. Young, Johnston,
Galloway. Two-base hits. Walker. Gardner.
Wood. Three-base hit, Mclnnis. Home
run. Dvkes. Stolen base. Wood. Sacrifices,
Johnston, Welch. Evans, Gardner. Bases
on balls off Heimach 1. Moore 3, Soth
eron 3. Struck out, by Sotheron 3. 'Moore
2 Innings pitched. Heimach 1-3 inning.
Moore 6 1-3. Yarrison 1-8. Harris 1. Win-
THERE'S AT LEAST
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ning pitcher, Yarrison. Umpires, Wilson,
Hildebrand and Connolly. Time. 2 hours
15 minutes.
JOHNSON WINS FOR SENATORS
St. Louis Defeated in Pitcher's Sec
ond Start, 2 to 1.
WASHINGTON, D. C, May 10.
Johnson pitched Washington to a 2-to-1
victory over St. Louis in his sec
ond start of the season today, prov
ing effective in the pinches, although
hit hard early in the game. Judge's
triple after two passes had been is
sued by Davis gave the locals their
scores. It was Washington's first
victory after seven straight defeats.
Score:
St. Louis
Washington
B R H O
BRHOA
Tobin, r.
I' Bush. 3.. 3 0 0 1 0
jerber.s 4
sisler.l. 3
IVll'ms.l 3
Tac'n.m. 3
Sev'id.c. 4
Ell'rbe.3 4
M'M's.2. 4
Davis. p. 3
Sh'rten 1
0 0 2 3Harris.2. 3 113 3
0 19 3!Rice,m.. S 1 0 1 0
0 14 Ojludge.l . 3 0 2 12 0
10 3 o!Brower.r 4 0 0 3 1
0 3 1 l3mlth.l.. 3 0 2 1 1
0 11 0 Pack'h.s 2 0 0 0 10
0 2 0 3IPlci'ch.c 3 0 0 6
0 0 2 liJohn'n.p. 3 0 0 0 3
o o o o;
Totals.33 1 924 111 Totals. 27 2 5 27 19
Batted for Davis in ninth.
St. Louis 00000100 0 I
Washington 00 2 00000 2
Two-base hits. Tobin, Williams, Mc
Mftnua. Three-base hit. Judge. Double
plays, SIsler to Severeid, Peckinpaugh to
Harris ot Judge. Struck out, by Johnson
4. Umpires, Evans and Dineen. Time,
1:33.
GIANTS
SCINTILLATE,
WIN
Sensational Fielding Defeats Car
dinals by 3-2 Score.
ST. LOUIS, May 10. Sensational
fielding by the Giants saved Art Nehf
from defeat here today, the Cardinals
losing 3 to 2. Pfeffer and Barfoot
could not stop timely wallops. Nehf's
three hits featured. Score:
New York
1 St. Louis
B R
H O Al B
R H O A
0 2 2 0
0 0 8 2
0 0 2 2
12 3 1
0 2 1 o
0 0 10
0 0 4 0
0 2 12
0 I 3 I
0 0 0 4
0 0 0 1
0 0 0 1
1 0 ) 0
0 0 0 o
2 9 27 15
0 10 0 3
Bancr't.s 4
Rawl's,2 5
Groh.S... 4
Young.r 3
Meus'1.1. 4
Kelly, 1. 4
3hin's,m 3
E.Sm'h,c 3
Nehf.p... 4
0 14 oiilann.m.. 4
0 0 3 3!Four'r.l.. 4
0 0 2 2IStock,3... 4
10 2- 0!Horns'y.2 4
113 OlSchuItz.r 3
0 17 lis. Smith.r 0
0 12 OjM'Hen'y.l 4
10 2 OlLavan.s... 3
0 3 2 S'CIem'ns.c 3
iPfeffer.p 2
rBarrt.p.. o
'Ains'th.c 1
iJHeath'e. 0
WGainer... 1
Totals 34 3 7 27 141 Totals- 33
Ran for Clemens in Sth.
tBatted for S Smith in 9th.
st? lou's :::::::::: o o o o o o 1 1 o2
Errors. Fournier. Hornshy 2. McHenry.
Two-base hits. Mann, Kelly, Clemens.
Home run. Hornsby. Sacrifice. Shinners.
Double plays. Bancroft and Kelly; nan
croft, Rawlings, Kelly. Bases on.balls off
Pfeffer 2. Barfoot 1. Struck out. by Ptet
fer 5. Neht 2. Innings pitched, Pfeffer r.
Barfoot 3. Losing pitcher. Pfeffer. Um
pires, Hart and O'Day. Time, 1:37.
BOSTON HITS, DEFEATS REDS
Little Difficulty Had by Braves in
Winning, 9 to a.
CINCINNATI, May 10. Boston hit
Luque and Gillespie hard and had lit
tle difficulty in defeating Cincinnati
today, 9 to 3. Southworth's home run
in the eighth inning bounded in the
right field bleachers. Fillingim was
hit in only two innings. Score:
Boston Cincinnati
BRHOAI BRHO
Powell.m 4 2 2 6 OIBurns.m 3 0 3 2
Kopf.s
1 1 U 0LaUD l, l. A x a
2 2 2 OIDuncan.1 5 O 2 3
0 0 3 0Bohne,2. 5 0 0 1
So'w'th.r 4
Cruise,!. 4
B'eck'1.3 5
Holke.l. 5
Ford. 2. . 5
1 3 OHarp'r.r 4 0
2 8 OIHarg've.c 4 0
2ICav'n"v.
4 0
Gowdy.c 4
13 4
0!PiuelIi.3
4 0 0 2
Fil'g'm.p 4 0 0 0 lLuque,p. 2
IB'ess'l'r 0
GiH'pie,p 0
0
0 0 0
0 0 0
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Totals 40 9 13 27 8i Totals 36 3 8 27
Batted for Luque in itn.
Batted for Gillespie in 9th.
Boston 0 0 0 2 1 O 2 2 29
Cincinnati 0 020000 13
Errors, Kopf, Cavenev 2. Two-base hits,
Gowdy, Duncan. Three-base hit. Powell.
Home run. Southworth. Stolen bases,
Boeekel. Bressler. Sacrifice, Kopf. Left
on bases, Boston 11, Cincinnati 10. Bases
on balls, off Fillingim 4. Luque 5, Gillespie
1. Struck out. by Filligim 2, Luque 5.
Hits, off Luque 9 In 7 innings, Gillespie 4
in 3. Losing pitcher Luque. Umpires, Mo
ran" and Quigiey. Time of game, 2:05.
PHILLIES BLANK CFBS, 4 TO 0
Meadows Holds Chicago to Three
Scattered Bingles.
CHICAGO, May 10. Meadows held
Chicago to three scattered hits today,
while Philadelphia bunched hits off
Alexander and Cheeves and shut out
the locals, 4 to 0. Score:
Philadelphia I
BRHOA
Chicago -
BRHOA
Lebour.l 5 112 0 statz.m.. 1
Rapp.3. . 5 1 3 0 2!H'lIo'er.s 4
Wal'er.r 4 0 12 OIKeli'er.3 4
ii
0 0 4
0 0 0
0 2 6
0 0 3
0 11
0 0 3
0 O 5
0 0 0
0 0 0
0 0 0
Kell'er.3
Grimes. 1
Wms..m 4 0 12 0
Park'n.2 4 112 2
Fletc'r.s 4 0 2 2 3
Leslie.l. 3 0 113 1
H'llne.c 4 1 2 3 0
M'ad's.p 4 0 114
Flack. r.. 4
Miller.!. . 3
Terry.2. . 3
O'Fer'll.c 2
Alexa'r.p 2
Calla'n'. 1
Chee'es.p 0
Totals 37 4 13 27 12' Totals 28 0 3 27 12
Batted for Alexander in seventh.
0 020001 1 0 1
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
i j-iiiiauciiiiiit
I Chicago . . .
Two-base hits. Fletcher. Walker. Grimes,
Lebourveau. Parkinson. Stolen bases,
Fiack, Miller. Sacrifice hit. Leslie. Dou-
ONE IN EVERY OFFICE.
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ble play. Fletcher to Parkinson to Leslie.
Bases on balls, off Meadows 7. Struck out.
bv Alexander 2, by Meadows 3. by
Cheeves. Innings pitched. Alexander 7,
Cheeves 2. Losing pitcher. Alexander.
Umpires. Sigler, Pfirman and McCormick.
Time. 1:58.
PITTSBURG, Pa., May 10. Pitts
burg - Brooklyn, postponed; wet
grounds.
Willamette 4, Albany 2.
WILLAMETTE UNrVERSITY. Salem.
Or., May 10. (Special.) Willamette
university won from Albany college
here today in baseball, 4 to 2.
TENNIS FAVORITES WIN
COAST CHAMPIONSHIPS CON
TINUED WITH NO UPSETS.
Tilden, Suffering From Strained
Arm, Ends His Matches With
out Loss of Time.
BERKELEY, Cal., May 10. Play in
the annual Pacific coast tennis tour
nament for the coaet championship
continued today with no upsets, the
nationally ranked players winning
their matohes easily.
William T. Tilden, world's cham
pion, suffering from a strained arm,
ended the matches he played in with
out loss of time. Vincent Richards of
Yonkers, N. Y., third ranking player,
Gefeated a local player, Norman de
Back, 6-0, 6-4. William M. Johnston,
second ranking player in the country,
walked through Clovey La Croix, -3,
6-3.
Johnston and his doubles partner,
C. J. Griffin, defeated Harry Randall
and Joe Lowenthal. 6-4, 6-i. Earlier
in the day Tilden defeated Lowenthal,
6-0, 6-0, and also Wallace J. Bates, a
holder of state titles. 6-3, 6-1. Tilden
and Richards played their first
doubles match of the tournament and
it ended with a ready victory, 6-1, 6-1,
ever Randall-Dohlman.
William Johnston defeated Eugene
Vinson. 6-2, 6-1.
Play in the women's matches con
tinued today.
Summaries of other matches follow:
William Parker defeated James Davies
of Stanford university, 7-5, 6-4.
Howard Kinsey defeated Morgan Fot
trell, 5-7, 6-2, 6-2.
Winnifred Suhr defeated Miss Mayme
Macdonald, 6-2, 6-1.
Mrs. Ream Leachman defeated Mrs. H.
G. Alien, 6-2, 2-5, 6-1.
Mrs. J. C. Cushing defeated Margherita
Strahleer, 6-3, default.
Mayme Macdonald and Kristine Brag
den defeated Mrs. W. Tusher and Mrs. H.
Mackey, 6-1, 9-7.
OFFENDING PLAYERS EXCUSED
i
Two Pardoned When They Plead
Ignorance of Rule Violation.
BEND, Or.. May 10 (Special.) Two
Bend high school baseball players
pleaded ignorance today as an ex
cuse for technical professionalism. No
charges will be preferred, the matter
having been satisfactorily adjusted
with Madras high school, whose team
was pitted against Bend on the date
when the alleged violatio- of rules
occurred.
Bend was one run behind when Ed
Norcott, Bend pitcher, got on. A fan
howled an offer of a dollar for a
score, then offered another dollar to
the batter knocking in the run.
James McNeely, first baseman, hit,
scoring Norcott, and the boys col
lected their dollars. Today they re
turneti the money and were absolved
from blame.
Edmonton 3, Vancouver 4.
VANCOUVER. BP. C, May 10. After
Art Haugher, Edmonton left fielder,
had put his team in the lead with a
home run in the seventh. Vancouver
tied the score In the n'nth and won it
in the tenth with Wilson's single to
center. Score:
R. H. . A. H. E.
Sdmonton. 3 7 2 Vancouver. 4 15 0
Batteries Douglas. Beneliy, Morris
and Kenna; Brindsa and Ritchie.
Tacoma 4, Calgary 3.
TACOMA, Wash., May 10. Dupli
cating his performance of yesterday,
Bob Snyder, Tacoma left fielder,
homed over the left-field fence in the
first half of the ninth, tying the score
with Calgary, 2 to 2. Tacoma won in
the 12th, 4 to 3, after losing yester
day, 4 to 2, in the 11th. Score:
R. H. E. R. H. E.
Tacoma.. 4 11 2Calgary... 3 9 2
Batteries Shepard, Robcke and
Cadman; Colwell and Battallna.
Idaho 3, Whitman 1.
MOSCOW, Idaho, May 10. (Special.)
Lefty Marineau pitched the Vandals
into a 3-1 victory over Whitman here
today. Marineau weakened in the
ninth in the face of a Whitman rally,
but tightened after allowing the bases
to fill. Score:.
R. H. E. R. H. E.
Idaho 3 S 5Whitman.. 13 6
Batteries Marineau and Fox, Loop
and Wathers.
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PORTLAND GUN" CLUB TO SEND
DELEGATION TO PENDLETON.
Effort Will Be Made to Capture
Title at Contest Which Will
Be Unusual Event.
Six of the best trapshooters of the
Portland gun club will attend the
38th annual Northwest Sportsmen's
association tournament at Pendleton,
from Friday to Sunday. The six Port
land shooters are Jesse B. Troeh, Dr.
Collie I"". Cathey, O. N. Ford. Abner
Blair. Kd Morris and Mark Rickard.
The Northwest sportsmen's shoot is
one of the biff trapshooting events of
the season. One of the special num
bers on the programme will be the
three-man team championship race.
Portland will make a strong try for
the title again this year, with a team
composed of Jess Troeh, O. N. Ford
and Dr. C. F. Cathey.
The trophy events on the pro
gramme and the present holders fol
low :
Smails cup, 25 targets. H. C. Wat
kins, Hoquiam, Wash.
Dupont-Anaconda trophy, 20 tar
gets, H. B. Newland. Portland.
Walla Walla Brownlee trophy, 20
targets, R. W. KInzer. Seattle.
Dayton medal. 20 targets, J. P. Nel
son, Yacolt, Wash.
Individual championships. 20 tar
gets, ft W. Kinzer. Seattle.
Northwest handicap, 50 targets. E.
G. Hawman. Portland.
Multnomah medal. 20 targets, O. M.
Jones, Boise, Idaho.
Becker trophy, 50 targets. 50 tar
gets, 30 singles and 10 pairs of
doubles, F. M. Troeh, Vancouver.
Wash.
Three-man team championships.
Portland gun club. J. W. Seavey, E.
H. Keller and C. B. Preston.
HILL EXPECTS SHARPSHOOTER
Corporal Fenton From Vancouver
to Visit School.
The cadets of Hill Military acad
emy are looking forward to the prom
ised visit of Corporal Fenton, one of
the champion sharpshooters of the
United States, who will come from
Vancouver to give them special in
struction. Plans were made through
Colonel William H. Jordan, ex-student
of the academy.
Corporal Fenton has many decora
tions and war medals and an envi
able record. He is now with com
pany C of the 59th Infantry. At the
last Olympic games he represented
the United States.
Molalla Wins Championship.
MOLALLA, Or., May 10. (Special.)
The Molalla high school baseball
team won the Clackamas County High
School league championship on the
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feated the West Una hig"h school 5 to
2. Engle. pitching for Molalla. struck
out 14 men. Simpson, wno went Ir. to
take Pepoon's place ir the first in
ning after Molalla had scored four
runs, struck out seven. In the league
Molalla high made a total of 66 scores
to their opponents' 12. The local high
school will play the Forest drove high
school on the local grounds election
day.
WOOD AFTER VQIAT1C DATA
O. A. C. Coach Again Compiling
Collegiate, Scholastic Records.
OREGON AGRICULTURAL COL
LEGE. Corvallis, May 10. (Special.)
Edwin H. (Larry) Wood, swim
ming coach, will again compile north
west collegiate and scholastic swim
ming records for the National Col
legiate Athletic Association Guide.
Wood asks the assistance of other
COacilCB in liic rt "
frhta materia and sending their re-!
views of the season tohim direct. i
The Guide will be edited jointly
this year by Fred Luehring, director
of athletics at the University of
Minnesota, and Frank J. Sullivan,
coach of swimming at Princeton
university.
Canby 1", Easlliam -.
CANBT. Or., May 10. (Special.)
Canby school defeated the Eastham
grammar school baseball team of Ore
gon City here Tuesday afternoon by
a score of 17 to 2.
r
Bush League Notes.
In one of the fastest games of the
Ron ClackamaH defeated Carua Sunday. 1 I
10 0 at Clackamas, on the government
target range. Caleff, pitching for the
winners, allowed only two scattered hltn. ;
Kor games with Clackamas write to Kos-
ter Jenks, manager, Clackamas, Or.
Wauna defeated Clatukanl Sunday at J
Wauna, 9 to 2. Irvine pitched shutout ball 1
until the seventh, when Clatskanle bunched l
four hits and scored two runs, Score:
R. H. E.l K. li E.
Clatskanle.. . .2 5 7lVauna Ii I
Batteries Fields, Zimmerman and Col
vin; Irvine and Wivell.
Four games are scheduled in the Sunset
league of the Industrial Athletic associa
tion for Saturday. Peninsula Lumber will
play Portland Railway at Sellwood ; Doern
brcher and Biake-McFall will clash i
East Twelfth and Davis streets; Pacific
Fruit will take on St. Johns Lumber at
Columbia Park, and Honeyman and Marshall-Wells
will play at Vernon Park. All
games will start at 3 o'clock.
"R. H. E." results of games will not be
published in this column urriess batteries
also are given.
In the Sunrise league Woodard-Clarke
will play the Portland fire department at
Sellwood Sunday morning and the Port
land Manufacturing company will play
Portland Gas on Buckraan field. Games
start at 11 o'clock.
Carlton high school defeated N"wbrg
hig-h Saturday for the second time this
year, the score being 8 to 7. Jones pitched
well for Carlton and yielded only six hits,
a-nd H. Paul starred behind the bat. The
Xewberg battery was Winters and TjoTnas,
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The Portland Trojans defeated the Jap
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Buckman field. Both pitchers were hit
hard. The support of th Trojan, how
eer. was bettT than that given th los
ing hurler.
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Columbia university defeated IIHI mili
tary academy yesterday at Columbia. 1
to 1. Numerous errora by the Cadet
mupled with nine lusty wallops by Co
lumbia, including two triples and two
doubles, accounted for the larg" wom
Brauer twirled for Columbia for the first
hix Innings, holding the Cadot in fU'
htta and one run. and tunned eight
was relieved by Alexander, who allowed
one hit In three innings and fnn"'i fVui
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a disastrous first inning In which Columbia
used 11 batters and scored eight runs.
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