TIIE SUNDAY OREGOXIAX. PORTLAND, JUNE 6, 1915.
BEAVERS,
SOME OF BOYS WHO WILL RACE IN THE OREGONIAN ROLLER-SKATE MARATHON, PRACTICING
NEW COURSE, ELIMINATING BAD PAVEMENT.
OVER
GIANTS BLANK CUBS;
Brief.l ' 4 1 11 0 0Pcott,s
Breton.3.. 1 0 2 1 0 Car'gan.c.
Russell.p.. 3 0 0 4 OlFoster.p. ..
4 1 2 60
4 1 4 1 O
3 0 1 S 0
BLAHKED
COURSE, AND DIAGRAM OF
Totals. 28 4 24 14 31 Totals.. 31 8 27 11 O
Chicago OO010100 o a
Boston O 2 O 0 2 O 0 0 1
Runs. E. Collins, Fournler. Wagner. Gai
ner, Hoblitzel, Scott. Two-base hit, Lewis.
Three-base hits. Gainer. E. Collins. Stolen
base. Quintan. Double play, Scott to Hob
litxel Bases on errors. Chicago 1. Boston
2. Bases on balls. Foster 4. Russell 2. Hit
by pitcher, by Foster, Qulnlan. Struck our.
Foster 1. Russell 1. - Umpires, Evans and
lullaney.
Philadelphia 4, St. Louis 2.
PHILADELPHIA, June 5. Philadel
phia, today developed a Datting rally
in the sixth and scored all of the runs
which defeated SL Louis 4 to 2. In this
session Barry doubled. Walsh walked,
Oldring, Mclnnls and Malone each
singled and Oldring and Mclnnis each
stole second base. Wyckoff struck out
11 batsmen and was given excellent
support. Score:
St. Louis Philadelphia
B H O AE: B H O AE
DROP TO
CELLAR
LARRY DOYLE HERO
Abies Pitches Five-Hit Gamen
Captain of New York Team
Makes 4 Hits, as Many
as Perritt Allows.
and McCredie's Men
Never Threaten.
RUBE EVANS RAPPED HARD
PHILS SHUT OUT CARDS
Three Walks Converted Into Runs
by Oaks, X1k Win, 4-0.
Double - Header Today
to Close Series.
Pacific Coast Lea gn e Standings,
w. T- Pct.i w. r. pet.
Pan Fran.. 33 23 .589 Oakland. . . 2 3. .4.3
fcallLakt.. 31 27 .634 Venice 27 33 .450
UlADfM'l S 31 .630 Portland .... 34. 30 . 444
Yesterday's Results.
At Portland Oakland 4, Portland 0.
At Loa Angeles Salt Lake 1. Venice &.
At Ban Francisco Los Angeles 2, San
Francisco 8.
Oakland evened tip the series with
the Beavers yesterday afternoon at
Recreation Park by taking: the fourth
contest by the score of 4 to 0. This
victory again puts the Oaks at the
head of the second division, Portland
coins; back to the cellar.
Harry Abies, on the mound for the
Oaks, was master of the situation, and
held the Beavers to five hits, so well
scattered that he never was in much
real danger. On the other hand, the
visitors tapped "Rube" Evans for nine
eafe swats, four of which were two
baggers. The day was ideal, and. considering
the attendance of late, a goodly crowd
was on hand. It was the largest Sat
urday crowd that has been out to the
baseball battlefnents for some time.
Speas In as rinrh Hitter.
Portland made an effort' to secure
a tally In the ninth, when Captain
Sill gpeaa went in to pinch hit for
Ty Lober, who had failed to connect
with the sphere during the afternoon's
entertainment. However, with two
down. Bill did not have any too bright
prospects before him, and his fly to
Johnston, in left, sent the Beaver fans
home to water their lawns.
Xhe Beavers will have two more
cracks at the -Oaks this afternon.be
fore they make their getaway for the
south. A double matinee will be served
this afternoon. The first contest, with
Keefe or Krause, for Portland, on the
mound, opposing Klawitter, for the vis
itors, will start at 1:30. Klawitter also
intends to twirl the second game if
he puts one over on his former boss
in the initial encounter. Hlgginbotham
will pitch- the second game for the
locals. Klawitter won the opening
game of the series for the Oaks.
Beavers Have Chance to Jump.
Two wins for the Beavers this aft
ernoon will give them a healthy hold
on the leadership of the second dlvi
fcion, while, if they break even, the
QaJts will return to -California in the
same place in which they came north.
The third inning of yesterday's con
test was when the Oaklanders started
piling up their runs. Two walks in
succession, a sacrifice hit, an infield
out and a two-bagger by Ness netted
them two tallies. A walk, wild pitch
and single grave the Oaks still another
tally in the fourth. The next run came
in the sixth Inning, which Elliott
opened by tapping the ball for two
sacks. ' Guest sent Elliott to third
with a single, and he scored on Litschi's
double.
Mlddleton, in center field for the
Oaks, and Lober for the locals pulled
the sensations of the afternoon. Mld
dleton made a one-handed catch of
what looked like a two-bagger for
Evans in the fifth, and Lober cut
Gardner off at the plate in the second
after Lltschl had singled to left. The
score: -
Oakland I
Portland
B H O AE
B H O AE
Marcan. 2. 4
112 OiDavis.s.
4 0 3 3 0
4 1 14 0 0
3 1 'J 3 0
4 .1 1 5 0
4 1 0 O 0
4 O 4 20
2 O 0 1 0
3 1 8 O 0
Mid'ton.m :i
Johnston. 1 4
0 4 0 0;Derrlck.l..
1 2 0U.Slumpf.2..
Ness. 1. . . . 4
1 12 OO Bates. J
Gardner.r. 3
Klllott.C. 4
Guest, e. . . 3
I.itschi.3.. 4
Ables.p... 3
0 1 OOHlIlyard.m
0 0 0 Carisch.c. .
10 3 1 Lober.l
3 14 O'Doane.r
0 0 2 OjICvons.p. . . 3
0 2 0
0 0 0
l-apeas.... 1
Totals. .32 9 27 11 if Totals... 32 5 27 16 0
Batted for Lober in ninth.
Oakland O 0 a 1 0 1 0 O 0 1
Hits 1 1 1 1 0 3 O 1 1 9
Portland 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Hits 1 0 1 O 0 1 1 1 0 5
Runs, Marcan, Elliott, Quest. LItschi.
Struck out, by Abies 4. by Evans 2. Bases
on ba:is, off Abies 1, off Evans 6. Two-base
hits, Johnston. Ness, Elliott, Litschi. Double
play, Marcan to Guest. Sacrifice hit. Middle
ton. 1-aolen bases. Bates, Guest, Mlddleton,
Dome, Marcan. Hit by pitched ball,
Stunipf. "Wild pitch, Evans. Huns responsi
ble for. Evans 4. Time, 1:32. Umpires,
Guthrie and Held.
SEALS WIN FOCRTH IX ROW
Angels' Run Into Swatfest and Are
Beaten, 8 to 2.
SAN FRANCISCO. June 6. San Fran
cisco made it four straight out of four
games played this week by beating Los
Angeles again today, 8 to 2. Heavy
hitting did the work. Bodle banged
out a home run in the fifth when two
were on base. Fitzgerald, who has
been starring with the bat lately, gath
ered three hits. Score:
Los' Angeles
San Francisco
B H OAEI
BHOAE
Mag'rt.m.
4 2 0 0 O'FltzgMd.r..
4 3 15 1 0 Schaller.l.
4 11 0 l Bodie.m. ..
3 1 2 7 0Heilm'n,l.
4 2 8 O OiDowns.2. ..
4 0 1 5 OlCorhan.s. .
4 0 0 0 OIJones.3. . ..
4 112 liSchmidt,c,
2 10 2l!smlth.p...
1 0 0 2 0ISep'veda,c.
1 0 0 0 0
5 3 2 00
Beany, 1..
Wolter.r. .
McMul'n,2
Ellla.l
Terry, s. . .
Boles, c. . .
Metzger.3.
Hughes, p.
Burns, p. ..
Kyan.. .
1 1 00
14 10
2 12 0 1
2 14 0
1 1 0
12 2 0
1 4 00
10 10
0 0 0 0
Totals. 33 1123 19 3: Totals. 82-13 27 14 1
Corhan out in fifth, hit by batted ball.
Ryan batted or Burns in ninth.
Los Angeles O0010001 0 2
Hits 003 2 1 1 1 3 0 11
San Francisco 20004002 S
. Hits 31 O 25002 lb
Runs. Maggert, McMullen, Fitzgerald 2,
Schaller, Bodie, Heilmann, Downs, Jones,
Smith. Five runs, 0 hits off Hughes, 18 at
bat, in 4 plus innings, out in fifth, 2 on. no
one out. Charge defeat to Hughes. Home
run. Bodle. Two. base hits. Hellmann, Mc
Mullen, Ellis. Beatty. Sacrifice hits. Schal
ler, Corhan. Sacrifice fly. McMullen. First
base on called balls, off Hughes 1. Struck
out. by Smith 3. by Burns 1. Hit by pitcher,
Bodie and Jones, by Burns. Double plays.
Downs to Corlian to Heilmann; Highea so
Beatty to Metsger. Terry to McMullen to
.Beatty, McMullen to Terry to Beatty. Corhan
to Downs to Heilmann. Runs responsible
for. Hughes 2, Bums 2, Smith 2. Wild
pitches. Smith. Left on bases. Los Angeles
7. San Francisco 5. Time of game. 1:30.
Umpii-es, Toman and Phyle.
TIGER AXD BEE PLAYERS BXRT
Hltt and Rohrer Put Out in Game
Won. by Venice, 5-1.
LOS ANGELES. June 6. The B-to-1
victory scored over Salt Lake by Ven
ice today was costly to both sides.
' Roy Hltt and "Daddy Rohrer, both
of whom had lust been taken off the
disabled list, will be out of the game
another three weeks Hltt with the
same strained ligament that kept him
off the field before, and Rohrer with a
cut over the eye from a flying bat,
received in batting practice before the
game started.
Hitt pitched good ball in t; V pinches
vv ' - x ' j-s A "Ti fv"- x wm
11".., -r - ' Va s -- v1- w v . .i y if. v -rs
' s?Cf) tmmh' fe! Lill - jpl
(1) Younaraters Gettinar Ready for Trip
over Voone. 2) Hubert Martin, One
of the Entries. (3) Peyton H. Barton,
Another-Skater Who Will Try For
Gold Watch. (4) Ready for the Start.
(3) Emery Crocker. Another Aspir
ant. B) Dlas;ram Showlncr Chancres
In Coarse to Klimlnate Bad Paving.
until he limped back to the bench.
Score:
Salt Lake I Venlc
B K O
3 2 0
4 3 1
3 14
3 1 3
4 11
3 19
4 0 1
4 2 6
2 0 0
10 0
0 0 0
10 0
BH OAE
4 2 10 0
2 0 2 6 0
4 2 2 0 0
I 0 0 0 0
4 16 4 0
1 o 1 1 0
4 1 13 2 0
4 12 2 0
3 110 0
0 0 0 00
! 8 27 18 0
Shln.i.r...
0 (HCarllsle.l..
3 O Borger.s. ,
3 O-'Kane.m.
0 0Bayless.r..
0 liPurt11.2..
0 O'Uetllng.3.
2 2Risberg.l.
1 OiSpenuer.c.
3 OjHltt.p. ...
0 0;Decan'er,p
10 s
Orr.s
Gedeon,2.
Ryan.l. . .
Zacher.m.
Tennant.l
Hallln-n.3
Hannah, c
Grefcory.p
Faye,. ..
R'mne's.p
Blank, p
Totals. 32 10 24 13 3
Totals.
Wittte! tor dret'orv in seventh
batted
for Kemneas in ninth.
Salt Lake 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1
Hits 1 1 2 1 0 0 1 2 1 10
Venice 1 0 0 0 2 1 0 1 S
Hits 0 1 1 02 2 0 2 8
Rune. Shlnn. Carlisle: Bercer, 'ICan-e. Ris-
berg. Spencer. Three-base hit. Shlnn. Two
base hit, Tennant. Sacrifice hits, Berger 2,
Helling, Hltt. Ryan, s-truck out. Hitt 3,
Gregory 2. Remneas 3. Bases on balls. Hitt
2, Gregory 5. Runs responsible for, Orecory
1, Hitt 1. Six hits. 4 runs. 21 at bat-off Greg
ory in C Innings; 9 hits. 1 run, 30 at bat off
Hitt in S 1-3 innings. Charge defeat to Greg
ory; credit victory to Hitt. Double plays.
uerger L runeii to rciAuers Aajunan to
Gedeon to Tennant; Hetling to Purtell to
Risberg. Hit by pitched bail, T-annant by
Hitt. Stolen base, Ryan. Time, 1:52. Um
pires, Finney and Williams.
College Baseball.
At Ann Arbor, Mich. Notre Dame 1,
Michigan 4.
At New Haven, conn. Yale 10, Penn
sylvania 4.
At Providence, it. i. Brown univer
sity 4, Chinese of Hawaii 0.
At New York Swarthmore 11. New
York University 1.
At Hoboken, N. J. Stevena Institute
8, Rutgers 1.
At Syracuse, N. Y. Syracuse 8, Col
gate 6.
At "Worcester, Mass. Holy Cross 9,
Fordham 2.
Army Wins Final Game.
' WEST POINT, N. Y June 5. The
Army won-lts final game of the base
ball season today, defeating Catholic
University, 6 to 1. Neyland allowed the
visitors only two hits. Hobbs, the
hard hitter of the Army team, played
his last game, as he will be graduated
next Saturday. He got a triple and a
home run in four times at bat. The
Army's season was the most successful
in years, the team winning 17 of the 20
games played. Fordham, Springfield
Youne Men's Christian Association and
Syracuse were the only teams to beat
the cadets this year.
Baseball Statistics.
STANDINGS OF THE TEAMS.
National League.
W. L. Pct.l w. l: Pet.
23 17 .575! Pittsburg. . . 20 20.500
22 18 .550 St. Louis... 20 22.476
21 20.512iN'ew York.. 16 20.440
Chicago. .
Phlladel. .
Brooklyn.
Boston 20 20 .GOO.Clncinnati. . Its 21 .432
American League.
Chicago.. .
Detroit. . . .
Boston. . . .
New York.
28 1 .eSS'Washlngton 17 20 .450
28 1 6 .03B Cleveland. . . IS 2a .450
20 HI .5r6:St. Louis. .. 17 25 .405
19 l.5O0;Phlladel 14 27.341
Federal League.
Pittsburg. .
Newark ...
25 18 .5Sl!Chicago
23 17 .575, Brooklyn . . ,
22 17 .404 Baltimore..
28 22 .511
21 21 .500
16 24 .400
14 30 .818
St. Louis.
Kansas City 24 18 .B5SBuffalo
American Association.
Indlan'olis. 28 16 .6361St. Paul .
Louisville.. 23 18 .51 Cleveland. .
Milwaukee. 23 19 .549'Columbus. .
22 20 .524
16 22 .421
10 25 .S0
Kansas City 22 19 .u37jMinneapolis. 14 25 .359
Western League.
Des Moines.
Omaha. . . .
Topeka. . . .
Denver. . . .
22 13 .629'Llncoln 15 15.484
20 14 .OSS'Stoux City. . 14 19.424
19 lo ,oo9!fet. Joseph. .
17 14 .54S1 Wichita. . . .
Northwestern League.
25 IS .581!Vancouver..
. 26 19 .,'.73. Aberdeen. ..
. 24 22 .522Seattle
13 19 .406
8 18 .309
Spokane. .
Victoria!-. .
Tacoma. . .
21 24 .467
21 23 .437
18 27 .400
yesterday's Results.
American Association Kansas City 8.
Louisville 12; St. Paul 3-12, Cleveland 4-2;
Milwaukee 7. Columbus 4; Minneapolis 0,
Indianapolis 2.
Western League Des Moines 2, Lincoln 1;
St. Joseph 2, Denver 6; Sioux City 3, To
peka 4; Omaha 8, Wichita 1.
Where the "Teams Play Today.
Pacific Coast League Oakland at Port
land; Los Angeles at, San Francisco. Salt
Lake vs. Venice at Los Angeles.
Northwestern League Spokane at Aber
deen; Victoria at Seattle; Tacoma at Van
couver. How the Series Stand.
Pacific Coast League Portland 2 games,
Oakland 2 rames: Venice 3 tf-amea Halt
Lake 2 games; Han Francisco 4 games, Los
juisibs no same.
Beaver Batting Averages,
AB. H. Ave.
..104 .15 JJ37
AB. H. Ave.
Bates .
Speas .
Doane
Davis .
.161 38 .2:ifl
118 57 .:!21
.201 47 .233
StumDf ...214 69 J10S
Krause
T .208
Hlllyara . 77 ..1 Kvans ..
Flshsr 124 84 ,283!Higg ...
Derrick ..215 eo -279Coveleske
Lober ....172 48 .278:Reed ...
Lush 172 48 .SH-V Keefe ..
Carlsch ..101 25 .247
28
38
.39
B .1!2
7 .189
1 .0.S4
0 .000
0 .000
L r f - :
ALL IS SET FOR RACE
Time to Enter Skating Mara
thon'Drawing to End.
ENTRIES MUST WEIGH IN
Securing of Numbers Is Important,
for No Boy Will Be Penult ted to
Start Without Insignia.
Watches on Display.
All is in readiness for. the big roller
skate marathon, to be' staged nest
Thursday evening by The Oregonian
in conjunction with the Rose Festival
programme. Counting today, the
event is Just five days off, and .boys
who figure on competing would do
well to rush their entry blanks in to
the Roller Skate Editor at The Ore
gonian at the earliest possible date.
Within a few days the entry list will
be closed and the coupon withdrawn
from the paper. Those entered should
watch The Oregonian closely for the
next few days, for many important de
tails or the gala event will appear In
print.
Some time the earlier part of this
week the entries will be requested to
weigh in and. at the same time secure
their numbers. The securlner of num
bers is an important thing, as no skat
er will be allowed la line for the start
unless he has hia number fastened on
his back.
Arrangements were completed yes
terday with Chief of Police Clark for
the policing of the course during the
race. Polico officers will be on the
job to see that the course is not ob
structed so that the skaters will have
a clear way from the start at Sixth
and Alder streets to the finish at the
same place.
The change made in the course as
shown in the diagram, will prove of
aTdvantage to the skaters. Th rough
pavement on Tenth street was rather
hard sledding for the boys, and those
who have practiced over the course
welcomed the change.
The six watches to be given to the
first six to finish the race, are on dis
play In the window of the Spalding
store, 345 Washington street.
The list of officials for the race fol
ENTRY BLANK FOR ROLLER MARATHON, JUNE 10.
I hereby make application for entry to The Oregonian Roller Skate
Marathon to be held in conjunction with the Rose Festival pro
gramme on the afternoon of June 10.
Full name.
Address
Year of birth Month.... Day.
Weight..... pounds. I am a pupil of the school
I, the undersigned parent or guardian of above boy, give my per
mission for him to participate in The Oregonian Roller Skate Race.
Signed
Restricted to boys from to 14
125 pounds.
(Fill this blank out complete and
Editor, The Oregonian, at earliest
; s- "Ar
lows: Director-general, Roscoe Faw
cett; assistant director-general. Will
Lipman; starter, Mayor Albee; judges
of finish, Commissioners Brewster,
Dieck. Bigelow and Daly and Judge
McCredle; clerk of course. Martin W.
Hawkins; assistant clerk of course,
Frank Case; inspectors, Owen Sum
mers, Floyd Brower, J. H. Oundore, J.
P. Jaeger, J. J. Richardson, H. Ivil
ham, Herbert Sichel: timekeepers. R.
M. Gray, Frank E. Watkins, Whitney
Morden. Will Knight, Ben Gadsby;
scorers, Bert Allen. I A. Spangler;
physician. Dr. John Fawcett,
Hemernner, every boy has to- be In
line for the start at The Oregonian
corner. Sixth and Alder streets, by 4:45
o'clock, the afternoon of Thursday.
June 10. The starting gun will be
fired by Mayor Albee promptly at 6
o'clock.
A list of the entries, together with
the welghing-ln place, will be pub
lished shortly.
Watch and wait, the big event draws
near!
EX-BEAVERS BEAT
SPOKANE
Harkness" Pitching and Rod Mur
phy's Batting Count for Aberdeen.
ABERDEEN, Wash, June 6. Three
singles and s sacrifice fly drove in two
runs for Aberdeen in the last of .the
ninth inning today and won for them
over gpokane by an 8 to 7 score. Rod
Murphy's hitting featured the game and
assisted in all of Aberdeen's run-getting.
Score:
R.H.E.! R.H.E.
Spokane ...7 B 6Aberdeen ..8 14 S
Batteries Noyes and Altman; Hark
ness and Byler.
Tacoma 4, Vancouver 2.
VANCOUVER. B. C, June 6. Van
couver outhit Tacoma 2 to 1 today but
the Tigers made their hits count and
won, 4 to 2. taking the series. Peterson
was invincible in the pinches. Score:
R.H.E.I R.H. E.
Tacoma ...4 6 2jVancouver .S 10 1
Batteries Peterson and Stevens;
Reuther and Brottem.
Victoria, 2, Seattle 1. . .
SEATTLE, Wash., June 6. McKenry
outpitched Lotz today and Victoria de
feated Seattle 2 to 1. Score:
R.H. E. . R.H. E.
Victoria ...2 4 2Seattle 1 4 S
Batteries McKenry and Hoffman;
Lotz and Cadman.
Amity Defeats Chemawa.
AMITY, Or.. June 5. (Special.)
Amity High School defeated the Che
mawa Indians, 15 to 2, today. The bat
tery for Chemawa was Tawner and
Elk and for Amity Kirkwood and
Brown.
Age.
years of age, weighing less than
mall to Roller Skate Marathon
possible date.) . ,
VICTORIA MEN LEAD
Hitting, Baserunning, Fielding,
All Win Praise.
WILLIS BUTLER IS KING PIN
Spokane Still Satisfied WiUi Deal
That Lost It Remarkable Butter
for . Coltrin Haworth's Per
centage Highest in League.
An All-Star team selected from
Northwestern League players on field
ing ability alone would find a lot of
Victoria men on it. The Maple Leafs
are not only a great hitting and base
running team, they have been, playing
a bang-up article of ball in the field,
particularly the infield, and appear in
every department of the game to be
entitled to the honors of leading the
league.
Willis Butler is having a great year,
and while Spokane folks are entirely
satisfied with the deal that took him
away and brought in Bobby Coltrin,
it is freely admitted here that the way
the brilliant Leaf lnfielder is going
right now he is entitled to the honor of
being the most valuable all-around
ballplayer in the league to date. He
not only leads in individual batting,
but also In fielding his shortstop posi
tion. He also tops the list in run
getting and base stealing.
Butler is the batting king only of
the regulars. Homer Haworth, whom
Victoria has converted into an out
fielder because of his hitting ability.
Is technically the league's topmost
slugger with a .352 average.
Individual batting-
A IS. K. H. Ave. SB
Hunt, Vancouver .
Haworth, Victoria .
W. Butler, Victoria
C. Lewis, Aberdeen
Reuther, Vancouver
J. Smith, Seattle ...
Johnson, Tacoma ..
Mails, Seattle
Mclvor, Tacoma ...
Bennett. Aberdeen
Williams, Spokane
Brinker, Vancouver
H. Murphy, Spokane
Tobln, Victoria ....
Kelly, Victoria ....
M. Nye, Victoria ...
Sheely, Spokane ..
Menges, Victoria ...
37
91
3
16 .43 0
32 .353 3
61 .349 14
18 .346 i
15 .341 0
45 .338 ' 4
54 .333 8
lO .333 0
4 .333 0
49 .331 8
46 .819 14
50 .316 8
38 .309
43 .309 10
46 .80S 7
43 .307 11
41 .306 7
24 .800 4
35. .297 8
36 .294 it
5 .294 0
9 .290 0
25 .2S7 U
44 .286 I
22 .283 1
18 .283 2
39 .281 1
43 .279 6
10 .273 0
30 .278 0
38 .277 f
31 .274 12
6 .273 0
42 .273 4
7 .269 0
7 .269 9
Sr. .267 10
8 .267 0
87 .262 3
2S- .238 1
8 .258 0
83 .852
24 .250 5
14 .2S0 8
30 .250 3
39 .2i0 10
..145
.. 62
.. 44
..133
. .161
.. 30
.. 12
. .148
. .144
. .158
. .123
..139
. .14S
..140
. .134
.. 80
30
6
14
21
3
1
1
34
21
13
38
27
1
18
6
20
2
4
8
36
6
6
17
19
0
1
24
18
--o
17
4
3
18
4
11
9
X
17
15
8
9
24
bnaw, victoria
-118
Coleman. Vancouver ..122
uoty, Vancouver ..... 17
Kelly, Seattle 31
Bowcock, Seattle 7
Kaylor. Victoria 154
Brenegan, Spokane ... 78,
Boeckei, Tacoma 46
Stokka, Tacoma 139
Wilson, Tacoma 154
McKenry, Victoria .... 36
Stevens. Tacoma 10S
Neighbors, Bpokane ..137
Kipjxsrt, Aberdeen ....113
Calahan, Spokane .... 23
Barth. Seattle 154
Peterson, Tacoma 26
Kaufman. Tacoma .... 26
Moore, Vanacouver ....131
Rote. Seattle 39
Gislason, -Vancouver ...141
Clddines. Aberdeen . . S9
Byler. Aberdeen ...... 31
Hor an. Tacoma 151
Coltrin. Spokane 96
R. Murphy. Aberdeen. 58
Ward. Aberdeen 120
J. Lewis, Spokane ...166
lone Defeats Moro.
IONE. Or., June 5. (Special.) lone
won from the Moro ball team today, 8
to 3. This is the 11th straight victory
this season,
Alexander Holds St. Louis to One
Single- Pirates Swamp Brook
lyn and Reds Beat Braves
by Rally In Seventh.
CHICAGO. June 6. Captain Larry
Doyle, of the Giants, and Pitcher Per
ritt were the heroes for the visitors
today in a 3-0 victory for New York
in the first game of their initial West
ern invasion of the season.
Doyle, with four hits, drove In two
of the runs for his club and fielded
In sensational form. Perritt held Chi
cago to four scattered hits. Score:
New York I Chicago
BHOAE BHOAE
Snodg'rs.m
Lobert.3.. 3
Doyle. i! . . 4
Burns. 2 . . 4
B'letcher.s 1
Bralnard.s 3
Roberts' n,l 3
Merkle.l.. a
McLean.o. 4
Perritt.p. . 4
0 OlOood.r. . . . 3
0 1
0 0
0 0
o O
2 1
0 1
4 0
4 0
7 0
1 o
o o
u 1
O 0l.-isher.s
4 oiSchulte.l. .
0 OjZim'rm'n.S
0 1 iSaure.l
o lvurms.m.
0 OjArcher.c. .
0 0 Phelan.3. .
4 0Humpr's,p
2 0 M c Larry .
1 2
0 2
1 3
1 13
0 4
fierce, p . .
Totals. '.34 8 27 10 21 Totals. .29 4 27 ID 3
'Batted for Humphries in eighth.
New York 0 0010001 13
Chicago o 0 0 0 0 0 U 0 0 0
Runs. Snodgraes. Lobert, Robertson. Two
base hits, Doyle, Saier. Xtiree-base hit.
uoyl.. stolen bases. Chelan, Zimmerman,
learned run. New York 1. Left on bases.
New York 7; Chicago 3. Base on errors.
New York 1, Chicago 1, Bases on balld,
Perritt 2, Humphries 1. Pierce 1. Hits, off
Humphries 8 iu eight innings; Pleroe none
in one Inning. Struck out. Humphries 2;
Perritt 2. Wild pitch. fierce. Umpires,
ijyron and Orth.
Philadelphia 3, St. Louis 0.
ST. LOUIS, June 5. In a fast game
here today, in which the St. Louis bat
ters went out one, two, three, in the
first five innings, Philadelphia de
feated St. Louis, 3 to 0. St- Louis made
only one hit off Alexander, and that
was after two men were out in the
ninth inning. Score:
Philadelphia I St. Louis
BHOAE BHOAE
Bancrofts 4 11 4 0Butler.s. . . 4 10 12
Byrne.3.. 3 0 0 4 OiBescher.l . 4 0 5 00
Becker.l.. 4 2 2 0 0Miller.2 0 C 5 0
Cravath.r. 4 11 0 0Long.r 3 0 1 Ol
Nlehoff.2. 4 1 a 2 0Oolan.m.. 3 0 100
Luderus.l 3 0 10 1 0,Hyatt,l . . . 3 O 12 10
W'eiser.m. 4 0 1 0 OiBetzel.3 . . 3 0 O 4 0
Klllifer.c. 4 19 0 OjSnyder.c. . 2 0 :! 0 0
Al'x'nder.p 3 1 1 2 OjMeadows.p 2 0 0 20
-IRoche ... 1 0 0 00
Totals. .33 7 27 13 Ol Totals.. 28 127 13 3
. -
Batted for Meadows in ninth.
Philadelphia 3 O 0 0 0 O 0 0 O 3
St. Louis 0 0 0 O 0 0 0 0 0 0
Runs, Bancroft, Byrne, Niehotf. Two-base
hits, Bancroft, Killifer. Earned runs, Phila
delphia 1. Double plays. Miller to Hyatt
Betavl to Miller. Bases on balls, Alexander
1; Meadows 2. Struck out. Meadows l! ;
Alexander 8. Base on errors. Philadelphia
a. umpires, wuigiey ana L,ason.
1-ittsburg 11, Brooklyn o.
PITTSBURG. Pa., June 5. The Pi
rates regained their batting form to
day and overwhelmingly defeated
Brooklyn, 11 to 0. Mamaux won his
third straight shutout and held the
visitors to four hits. Max Carey re
peated his performance of early in the
season by i making five hits In five
times at bat, two of which were dou
bles. Score:
Rrnnltlvn 1 Plttsburr
H il U A rJ H n U A Cj
4 2T 0 3 OiCarey.I 0 5 100
3 0 8 1 li.Tohnston.l 4 1 12 10
4 010 OlBalrd.3... 4 0 101
O'Mara.s.
Myers.ni .
Daubert.l
Stengel, r.
Z.Wheat.l
Cutshaw,2
Oets.3. . ..
Mlller.c. ..
M.Wh't.c.
Dell.p
Cadore.p.
Hummel.
a 0 2 0 n.Hin'man.r. 4 2 0 Oo
1 0;Wagner.s. 4 2 S 3 o
8 1 ViOsK.2 3 1 3 00
0 1 Costello.m. 5 2) 1 n o
0 0 Gibson. c. 4 17 2 0
1 0 Mamm'x.p 4 2 0 2 0
2
2
4 1
0 01
Totals. 20 4 24 17 5 Totals. .37 Id 27 13 1
Batted for Cadore in ninth.
Brooklyn 00000000 0 0
Pittsburg O0271010 11
Runs Carey 2, Johnston, Hinchman, Viox
2. Custello 2, Gibson 2, Manimaux. Two
base hits. Carey 2, Hinchman. Sacrifice hit,
Wagner. Stolen bases, Carey 2, Johnston 2,
Costello. Earned runs, Pittsburg 9. Double
plays Myers to Daubert. Mammaux to Waff,
ner to Johnston. Bases on error. Brooklyn 1.
Bases on balls, off Dell 2. off Cadore "A 'off
Mammaux 1. Hits, off Dell 10 in 4 innings,
off Cadore in 4 Innings. Struck out, by
Dell 2, by Cadore 1. by Mammaux 5. Um
pires. Clem ana Cocklll.
Cincinnati 6, Boston 3.
CINCINNATI, June 5. Four succes
sive hits, the first a double and the
last a triple, followed by a long sac
rifice fly, netted Cincinnati four runs
in the seventh inning today and Boston
went down to defeat in the opening
game of the series. 6 to 3. Score:
Boston
I Cincinnati
AEf B H
H , , II J. f . ' I i :
AE
O 0
4 O
0 0
21)
1 0
1 1
1 0
1 0
1 0
0 0
Moran.r. .
Fitzp'fk,3
Egan.2
Connolly, 1.
Magee.m ..
Schmidt, 1.
Smith. 8.. .
M'r"nv'le,s
Whaling, c
Gowdy.c. .
Hughes, p.
0 0! Leach, m.. 4
2 OlHerzog.s. . 3
0 O'KIllifer.l. . 4
0 0!Groh,2 3
0 llGriffith.r.. 4
0 0IOIson.3 3
1 ljMollwitz.l. 3
1 OlClarke.c. .. 3
1 OiDale.p n
1 l!Schn'lder,p 1
1
5
1
1
1
5
0
o 0
Strand
0 aO 01
Gilbert
. 1 1 0 00
t. .. i o o o ol
Is. 26 4 24 8 3!
Cathert
Totals. 26 4 24 8 3! Totals.. 30 9 27 111
Ran for Whaling in nitn. ,
Batted for Fitzpatrlck in eighth,
t Batted for Gowdy in ninth.
Boston 0 O 0 0 1 0 0 2 0 3
Cincinnati 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 2 6
Runs, Moran, Connolly, Henog 2. btrann.
Killifer 2. Groh, Griffith. Two-base hits.
Whaling Herzog. Three-base hit. Griffith.
Stolen bases, Horxog. Killifer, Mollwits.
Earned runs. Boston 1, Cincinnati 5. Dou
ble play. Herzog to Groh to Mollwitz. Bases
on errors, Boston 1, Cincinnati 1. Bases on
balls, off Hughes 1. Dale 6. Hits off Dale
3 In 7 1-3 innings; Schneider, 1 In 1 2-3
Innings. Struck out. Hughes 3, Dale 3. Um
pires, Rlgler and Hart.
FOSTER BEATS CHICAGO
CLAIM FOR TRIPLE PLAY IS NOT AL
LOWED BY UMPIRE.
Brown Beaten 4-2 J Detroit Has Run
away With Yanks Cleveland
Beats Washington.
BOSTON, June 5. The league lead
ers were baffled by the pitching of
Foster today, Boston winning from
Chicago 4 to 2. Chicago players
claimed a triple play in the second
inning when Carrigan hit to center-
field, scoring two runners. Qulnlatf In
sisted that he caught Carrigan's hit
and threw to the inflelders. who
touched out two men. But the um
pires ruled that the ball was trapped
and the runs counted. Speakers, who
was struck on the head by a pitched
ball yesterday, will be out of the game
several days. Score:
Chicago I Boston
B H O A El B H O AE
Qulnlan.m 3 0 4 1 OIHooper.r... 3 0 0 00
Schaik.c 4 o 2 0 0!Wagner,2. 4 13 10
E.C'lllns.2 4 11 4 OiGainer.m.. 4 3 2 0 1
Fournier.l 2 10 OOlLewis.I 4 2 5 00
J Collins. r 4 11 0 OJHoblits'l.l. 2 0 10 lo
Weaver.s. 3 3 4 OiGerdlner.3 3 0 0 0 0
Shotton.I. .
Austin. 3. .
3 O 3 O O Murphy.r. . 3 2 1
2 o O.Barry . 3
0 3 ultt'alsh.m.. :i
3 0 OiOldring.l.. a
O 0 4) Mulnnis.l. 4
6 1 OjMcAvoy.c. 3
2 2MlLapp.c 0
1 1
2 O
Pratt. 2 3
C.W'ker.m 4
WlU'ams.r 3
Leary.l... 3
Lavan.s,., 4
Agnew.c. . 4
l.uder-lk.p 1
James.p . . 0
U.Walker 1
O
1
2 O O
1 O 0
1
7 0 0
0 10 1 O
0 10 0
S 2 0 Malone,2. . 3 10
0 10KoDf.3. 1 O 3
1 1
1 0
3 0
b O Oivvyckoff.p. 3 O O
u t u
Totals.. 29 4 24 9 0 Totals... 28 4 27 9 1
Batted for Loudermilk in seventh.
St. Louis 00 1 00 1 0 0 0 3
Philadelphia 00000400 4
Runs. Shotton, Austin, Barry Walsh. Old
ring. Mclnnls. Two-base hit, Barry, stolen
bases, Shotton, Austin. C. Walker, Williams,
Leary, Oldring 2, Mclnnis Earned runs, St.
Louis 2, Philadelphia 4, Double play,
Loudermilk to Agnew to Lavan to Leary to
Austin. Bases on balls, Loudermilk 4.
Wyckoff 5. Hits, off Loudermilk 1 In 6
innings; off James none In 2 Innings. Struck
out, by Loudermilk 5, by James 2, by Wyck
off 11. empires, Dineen and Tallin.
Detroit 11, Xew York C.
NEW YORK. June 5. Detroit made It
two straight today from the New
York Americans winning easily, 11 to
2. Dauss held the Yankees to five
hits, three coming in the ninth Inning
after Detroit had an 11-run lead. In
the eighth Inning Cobb hit a home run.
Score:
Detroit
B
Bush.s.... 5
Vltt.S 5
Cobb.m ... &
Crawford, r 4
I Xew York
HOAE! BHOAE
3
4 0 Valsel.R.
0 1
1 0
0 f ck'pngh.a.
O il.creo.m. . . .
0 O.f-lpp.l
0 OiCook.r. ...
0 0 Hartzell.l..
0, Boone, 2. ..
2 UiHweeney.c.
3 OlFisher.p. . .
1 2
0 3
1 JO
s o
o o
o o
o o
0 0s
5 0
00
4 1
o o
o o
3 1
1 o
3 2
1 14
0 i
3 3
0 0
V eacn.l . . . o
Kav'ngh.l 4
Young,2. ., 4
McKee.c
Dauss, p.
. .4
I'-llullen. . .
iBrown.p. ..
Totals .41 14 27 13 0! Totals ..30 5 27 13 1
Batted for Fisher In eighth.
Detroit 0 0 o 2 0 0 0 4 5 11
New York 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 2
Runs, Vitt 2. Cobb 2. Crawford 2. Veah 8,
Kavanagb. Young. Two-base hits, Veach,
Vitt. McKee. peckinpaugh. Cook. Three
base hit, Crawford. Home runs, Cobb. Kav
anagh. Stolen bases, Veach, Cobb, Cook.
Earned runs, Detroit 10, New York' 2. Bases
on balls, off Dauss 4, off Fisher 1, off Brown
1. Hits, off Fisher 10 In 8 Innings, oft
Brown 4 In 1 inn inn. Struck out by Fisher
4, by Brown 1, by Dauss 2. Umpires, Hllde
brand and O'Loughlln.
Cleveland 5, Washington 4.
WASHINGTON, June 5. Cleveland
rallied in the ninth inning today and
won the second game of the series
with Washington 5 to 4. A double, a
sacrifice fly and two singles brought
in the winning run. Score:
Cleveland - Washington
B It O A Kt
BHOAE
Lclbold.ra.
Turner,.
Ch'pman.s
Wood.s. ..
Oraney.l..
Smith. r..
Wahb'ss, 3
O'Neill. c.
Walker.p.
Morton. p.
Barbara.
Harstad.p
Jackson
Ham'ondt
Jones, p. ..
6 1 8 0 0 Acosta.l...
5 4 1 2 0Shanks.l..
4 2 3 5 1 Foster.3 . ..
4 1 14 0 OlMoeller.r..
4 0 3 VO.Milsn.m...
4 O l 0 0 Williarns.l
4 1 O 6 OlMoi ?an, 2 .
5 1 3 1 0 Henry. c...
1 0 0 0 0,'McBride.s.
0 0 O 0 OiJohnsun.p.
1 0 0 0 0 AlnsmitlU
1 0 0 2 01
110 0 0
0 0 0 0 0
0 0 0 00
0 o
0 o
1 0
o o
0 0
1 u
1 1
i o
5 I
6 0
0 0
Totals. 86 11 37 14 l! Totais. 32 6 27 12 2
Batted tor Morton in fifth: batted for
Harstad in ninth; tran for Jackson in ninth;
tbattod for Johnson In ninth.
Cleveland 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 25
Washington 0 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 4
Runs, Lefbnld. Turner, Wood, Wambs
ganss. Hammond, Shanks, Foster, Mueller,
Johnson. Earned runs, off Walker 2. John
son 2. Two-baso hits. Moeiler, Turner,
Wambsganss. Hits, off Walker 3. none out
in third; Morton, none in 2 Innings, Har
stad, 2 in 1 innings; Jones, none In 1 in
ning. Stolen bases. Graney, Mueller. Mor
gan, Shanks. Bases on balls, Walker 2,
Morton 1 , Harstad 1. Base on errors. Cleve
land 2, Washington 1. Struck out, Harstad
1. Johnson 2-, Jones 1. Umpires, Connolly
and Chill.
Harvard Blanks Princeton.
CAMBRIDGE, Mass.. June 6. Har
vard scored a second victory over
Princeton today In a shut-out game.
Two Princeton men reached third in
the third inning, only to be caught at
the plate on attempted squeeze plays.
A home run by Abbott and a hit by
Frye, followed by Gannett's two-bsg-ger,
accounted for two crimson runs.
The other came on Gannett's single.
Harte's sacrifice and Gill's error.
Score:
R. H. E. R. H. E.
Harvard.. 3 6 lPrinceton 0 4 3
Batteries Mahan and Harte; Deyo
and Kelloher.
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