Classified Advertising and
Sporting News
VOL. XXXIX.
PORTLAND, OREGON, SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 1G, 1920
NO. SO
FANS!! PULL STRONG
FOR BEAVERS TODAY
hits Long. Mollwltz. Base on balls
Devltales 8. Hughes 3. Kuntm 2. Struct? out
Hushes 1, Mitchell 2. .Double plays J
Mitchell to Fisher to Borton 2, Fisher to
J. Mitchell to Borton 2. Orr to McGatfigan
to Mollwttz, Kuntx to Orr to Mollwiti. Hit
by pitcher J. Mitchell. Devltales. Charge
defeat to Devltales. Umpires Phyle and
SPRING
CONFERENCE MEET
Anderson. I
SEALS DIVIDE WITH RAINIERS
n
SECTION TWO
Pages '1 to 22
CALIFORNIA WINS
GADSBYS'
B
H
GLEA
RUN
G SAL
E
Tomorrow this great sale swings into its third week and interest has not lagged for a single day. There is a
reason for this and a good one, too. Each day we bring forth new specials and cut the prices so low that the buy
ing public is bound to respond. The specials we off er are not old, undesirable goods, but this season's newest and
most popular sellers. Glance through this ad and you will quickly recognize the truth of our statement. Don't
fail to take advantage of these grand specials' tomorrow.
Davenport Beds on Sale
'"' ""'r"" '"''''''' f 11
p
EXTENSION TABLES ON SALE
T
1 unm
This Bed Davenport Needs No Mattress
This improved' Davenport offers you attractive appearance, durability
and comfort, all for little nfoney. It is radically Different From ff Q OC
Any Other automatic davenport at anywhere near-the price. .. vwiO 3
PLKASE NOTE THAT YOU DO XOT SLEEP ON THE UPHOLSTER
IKCi. To convert into a bed yotr, simply unfold the seat, exposing a
comfortable upholstered spring which is very similar to a box spring.
A folding head rest keeps pillow in place. The construction of this
davenport does away with the need for an extra mattress and the
expense of purchasing one.
Tne frame of this desirable Davenport is built of seasoned GEXUINE
OAK and finished in either the rich Golden or popular Fumed Brown
shade. It Is solidly put together and will give full value and service
for every dollar it costs. Fitted with easy rolling casters. Upholstering
in an exceptionally durable grade of artificial Spanish leather which
will not fade.
Queen Anne Dining Room Suite
TtilxiW 1121
lOU'I.L BE rfkorD TO HAVE a dining room furnished like this, it Trill
be a joy to invite your friends where you know you can serve dinner
in a room furnished so beautifully. And see how inexpensively this
pleasure can be yours. Each piece is excellently finished in pretty
Jacobean brown. The dining chairs and arm chairs have genuine Span
ish leather seats. This Queen Anne design is most popular. Sold com
plete or separate pieces. Ask the salesman to show you; it's a pleasure
to show nice furniture.
Pretty Library Set on Sale
Tilt, mil- - : f
$63.75 Extension Table now Jgg QQ
$53.50 Extension Table now
$49.50 Extension Table "now g
$49.00 Extension Table now QQ
$44.50 Extension Table now 900 DC
at only OOOiOU
$42.50 Extension Table now QC nil
at only vuuiuw
$39.00 Extension Table now 00
$35.50 Extension Tabie now Q I flft
at onlv vv ivw
$30.00 Extension Table now J2J Q0
TAPESTRY OVERSTUFFED ROCK
ER ON SALE, $38.50'
The Rocker we have on sale this
week, is excellent value, has very
high back to rest your head, broad
comfortable arms and spring seat
and back, upholstered in a good
grade of tapestry over guaranteed
s p r ing constructions spe
cial while we have a few.,
$33.50
cnairs
This style 1.1I1R Alt V set is of solid oak. fumed or waxed finish
have seats covered in brown Spanish leatherette. It is unusu- ffIQ Eft
ally good valire at vH-UiUU
TLHJIS S.-..IH) CASH A.D HI.OO PER WEEK.
u
B
B
n
j
lt ,
Refrigerators
GADSBYS' SELL REFRIGERATORS
FOR LESS
11 137.50
II Floor
III l.nmn
h $23.50
& Table
Lamp
ItOf ll.0O
V $21.50
Table
1)1 17.M
f fel $20 Table
Lamp
FLOOR
LAMPS
AND
TABLE
LAMPS
ON SALE
$51 Floor
Lamp
39.73
$47.50
Floor
Lamp
S37.SO
Buy Your Gas Range
at Gadsbys' and Save
We are now showing a full line of Ice
King Refrigerators the ice-saving, not
the ice-eating kind in all sizes; white en
ameled interiors; full charcoal lined to
keep the cold in; best nickel trimmimrs
oee me !'; KING at Gadsbys' be
fore buying.. Priced as low as..
$21.50
by buying your gas stove or water
heater from Gadsbys.
You nay bake and broil with one
flame aamc time on the wedge'
wood Ranee.
The same set of burners heat the
bake oven (above) and the broiler
lust beneath it.
The Wedgewood Gas Range is
easy to clean; its smooth surface,
white and black, can be cleaned
with soap and water like you would
wasn your aisnes.
X OTIC 22 We will take your old
cook stove or range in exchange on
one of these new Wedgewood Ranges
cliiu aiiuw ou aii it is worm.
Dining Room Outfit $43.95
Mackmen Now Top League
by Scant Two Points.
NINE OUT OF 10 RECORD
8-to-2 Victory Over Angels Makes
It Three Straight and Breaks
Cafeteria City Hearts.
Wobbly Soundmen Put. Over Win
in First Game.
SAN' FRANCISCO. May 13. Seattle
won the first game of today's double
header. 10 to 1, and San Francisco,
the second. 5 to 7.
Five' of Seattle's runs in the first
Kame were gathered in the eighth on
five hits and Caveney's error. The
Seals duplicated this performance in
the seventh inning of the second
game, except that Schorr allowed two
walks besides five hits. The scores:
First, came:
Seattle . 1 San Francisco
R It IT O A I B K M J A
See how substantial this Solid Oak Extension Table looks. It extends
six feet and may be furnished either in golden wax or fumed oakj with
six Dining Chairs finished to match table. Special at Gadsbys' QC
TERMS S8 CASH. $2 WEEKLY.
this week at.
Porch Chairs and Rockers
We have our Porch. Furniture all on sample and starting off with PC Cf
a sale. Rockers and Chairs priced as low as y' u
Bedroom Suite in Old Ivory
FacMip Coatit League Standings.
W. L. Pct.l W. L. Pet.
Portland. 19 12 .613IOakIand. . 18 20 .474
San Fran 22 14 .611 I.. AnKeles 16 19 .457
Salt Lake 21 10 Sacram'to 15 22 .403
Vernon.. 22 17 .064. Seattle. . . 11 24 .314
Yesterday's Results.
At Los Angeles Portland S. Los Ange
les 2. -
At San Francisco Seattle 10-5. San
Francisco 1-7. .
At Suit T.nke Su.lt Tn k 9 Oakland 4.
At Sacramento Vernon 7. Sacramento 4.
BY HARRY M. GRAYSON.
LOS ANGELES. Cal.. May 15. .Spe
cial.) Portland today won its third
straight game from Los Angeles. It
was Portland's ninth victory out of
the last ten Karnes played. The final
score today was: Portla.nd 8. Los
Angeles 2.
"Suds" Sutherland broke Bill
Pertica's recortl for consecutive wins,
which had reached six. McCredie's
chucker permitted 7 hits against 12
charged Pertica. Dik Cox's fielding
and Schaller's hitting featured.
Cox Scares Ansel.
Sailor Richard took nine putouts in
the right garden and on three occa
sions ambitious Seraphs stood on
third, making no attempt to score,
after catches by the Santa Monica
boy who throws the pellet a la bullet.
Schalter registered four hits out of
five excursions. ' .
Wade Killefer's hired help con
tributed five errors,-a couple of them
assisting Portland in scoring, but
they made no difference for no club
could have beaten the Mackmen the
way they played this afternoon.
Koehler and Kingdom , committed
Portland's two errors. Singles by
Blue and Wisterzil and Maisel's sacri
fice fly account for the two Beaver
runs in the first. Koehler's smash
scored Siglin in the third. Maisel and
Schaller registered on Cox s bite,
Sutherland's single, a base on balls
to Blue, Wisterzil's double, a single
by Schaller and Siglin's sacrifice fly
rang the bell thrte times lor 11c-
Credle in the ninth.
Kallio Has Lime Shoulder.
Griggs' sacrifice fly scored Killefer
for Los Angeles in the first and Lapin,
batting for Pertica in the ninth, drove
Red Andrews across the plate.
Andrews played left field In place of
Ellis.
Pitcher Rudy Kallio, Beavers, is
suffering from two torn ligaments in
his right shoulder and will not be
able to pitch for a week. For this
reason, Southpaw Sam Ross, obtained
from Vernon, will "come in mighty
handy. The score:
Wares.2. 5
Kopp.l... 4
Rohne.s. 4
Mrphy.3 5
Woltcr.r 4
Z'mlch.l 5
N'lxon.m 3
BMwin.c 4
Geary, p. 4
O 2Schick.l. 4
2 0 Corhan.s. 4
4 .llCavenv.2. 3
2 2 Kitsclft.r. 3
8 il'Koernr.l.
0 0
0 0
o n
o n
l o it
0.
A. C. Takes Third Place
From Pullman.
EVERY RECORD IS BROKEN
Swan Wresls Mile From
100-Yard Mark Equaled
Bartlclt 1Yins Discus.
Irout.
and
1 in O O'l'nnl m 3
2 3 OIKamm.S. 3 0 O 1 6
1 3 OtAsnew.c. 2 O O 3 2
1 0 2 Jonian.D 2 O O 1 1
l-Waish.. 1 O O 0 0
ICouch.D. O 0 O 1 1
Tota!s.3S 10 14 27 Bl Totals..27 1 1 27 17
Batted lor Jordan In eiKhth inning.
Seattle 01010205 1 10
San Francisco... 00001000 0 1
Summary: Errors Cavenev. Koerner
(2). InnlnRS pitched By Jordan S. Home
run Murphy. Two-base hits O'Connell.
Zamloch. Wolter. Sacrifice hits Annew.
Wolter. Bonne. Bases on balls Off liearv
2.-off Jordan 2. Struck out Bv Jordan 1.
by Geary 3. Double play Kamm to Ca
veney to Koerner. Runs responsible for
Geary 1. Jordan 7. Couch 1: charce defeat
to Jordan. IjmDIres ileurew anu easy.
Second Kame :
Seattle I San Franclsc
A dainty, artistic Adam design. You will find this a very charming
suite, consisting of five pieces Dresser, Bed, Dressing Table and Chair
and Rocker to match. Chiffonier may be substituted for Dress
ing Table if desired. Price complete at Gadsbys'
$88.00
Brass and Steel Beds
$12.00 Iron Bed now at 10.SO
$15.75 Iron Bed now at.
$19.00 Iron Bed now at.
$25.25 Iron Bed mow at.
$30.00 Iron Bed now at.
BRASS BEDS
$44.50 Brass Bed now at.
$49.75 Brass-Bed now at..
$56.50 Brass Bed now at..
COTS. SPRINGS AXD
MATTRESSES FOR SALE.
13.30
17.00
21X5
S27.00
fITTT
ys -
Portland
B :
Blue. 1.. 4
Wis"sil,3 3
Maisel, m 3
Schller.l 5
Siglin. 2 3
Cox. r. . 4
Ko'ler.c. 5
Klng'n.s .4
Sutu'd.p 4
Los Ansele
h o a! a
2 10 OIKirfer.m
3; McAu'y.s
OIK.Cr all.2 4
0Jriggs.l. 3
5 Cra l'd.f. 4
0 Bassler.c 4
O'Kndre's.l 3
liNiehoff.3 3
0; Pertica. p 3
Lapan,. 1
K H O A
1
0
0
0
o
0
1
o
o
0
Wares.2. 3
Kopp.l... 4
Bohne.s. 5
Mrphy.3 5
Woiter.r 5
Z'mlch.l 3
Nixon. m 4
Adams.c 4
SchiM-r.D 3
Siebld.p. 1
B R H O Al
B R H O A
2 2 0
13 6
2 3 1
1 11 O
110
113
I 1
O , 4
0 0 0
O O O
0 0 1
4 3iSchick.m
1 O Cornan.s 3
4 3 C'avcnv.2. 3
3 1 PltZKld.r 3
O OIKoernr.l 4
6 liConnlly.l 4
3 0:Kamm.3. 4
3 2 Yelle.c... 2
0 l1 Scott. p.. 2
0 2iAKnew.c. 1
I'Walsh.. 1
IMcUu'd.p 0
Totals.37 5 12 21 13! Totals.32 7 11 27 20
Batted lor Yelle in seventh Inning.
SeattleN 13000100 0 5
San Francisco. . . 10000051 7
Krrors, Zamlock, Schorr, Corhan 2,
Caveney. Yelle. Innings pitched, by Scott
Schorr 7 1-3. fatolen base, Caveney.
Three-base hits, Kamm, "Wares, Corhan.
Two-base hits, sjMurphy, Caveney. Schorr,
Zamloch. Kltzgerald, Schick. Sacrifice
hits, Nixon. Wares. Corhan, Caveney. Bases
on balls, off Schorr 5. Scott 3. Siebold 2,
McQuaid 1. Struck out, by Schorr A, Scott
3. McQuaid 1. fiouble plays. Caveney to
Corhan to Koerner. Runs responsible for.
Siebold 1, Schorr 0, Scot 4. Credit victory
to Scott. Charge defeat to Schorr. Um
pires, McGrew and Casey.
STANFORD UNIVERSITY. Cal
May 15. Combination of speed on thoj
track and brawn ana agility in fiehll
events won for the University of Cali
fornia the second annual Pacific
coast conference track meet here to
day.
California athletes took a total of
51 Vi points, leading the Stanforf
team which finished second with 4l
fundi., uy jess man six uolnts aftc'i
ORECOfl TENNIS MEN WIN
Willamette womax star de
feats MISS SLOTBOOM.
Totals 37 8 12 27 0 Totals 34 2 6 27 IS
Batted for Pertica in ninth.
Portland 2 0 0 1 0 0 0 2 3 8
Los Angeles 1 0000000 1 2
Errors Siglin, Koehler, Kingdon, Nie
hoff, McAuley 2, K. Crandalt, Griggs. Two
base hits. Schaller. McAuley, VVisterxil.
Stolen bases, Killefer, Koehler, Schaller.
Sacrifice hits, Maisel, Griggs, Sigiin 2.
Struck out, Pertica 2. sBase on balls. Per
tica 3, Sutherland 2. Runs responsible for,
Pertica 4. Sutherland 1. Umpires. .Toman
and Holmes.
BEES TAKE FIVE IX ROW
Spellman Tries to Win by Making
Brace of Homers.
SALT LAKE CITY, May 15. Salt
Lake made it five straight today by
scoring a win over Oakland. 9 to 4.
Spellman, Oakland catcher, was star
batter of the game, getting a home
run in the third and again in the
seventh, scoring Miller, who singled.
The score:
I Salt Lake
O Al B R H O
7 liMag't.m 2
2 OtJohn'n.s &
3 0IKrug.2.. a
3 3Sheely.l S
2 liMuH'n.3 5
1 l'Snnd.l.. 3
0 2 Byler.r. 4
5. 2'Jenk'ns.c 3
1 HBro'ly.p. 4
0 Oi ,
0 II
Two Singles and One Doubles
Events Taken by State Varsity
- in Dual Meet. -
t .
UNIVERSITY OF OREGON, Eu
gene, May 15. (Special.) -The Uni
versity ot Oregon was the victor in
the tennis tournament with Willam
ette university, staged here yesterday
and today, winning both of the men's
singles events and the men's doubles,
and losing the women! s singles, and
the mixed doubles. Mort Brown,
northwest singles champion, won his
singles match over Mooney of Will
amette by clever headwork, and
smashing drives in the most exciting
match of the tournament. ,
The Oregon men's team will meet
the team of the University of Wash
ington soon, probably May 29, in a
tournament. The Washington team,
composed of Bob Waburschak, Bill
Taylor and Marshall Allen, is rated as
one of the best on the coast, and the
Oregon trio, composed of Mort Brown,
Ken Smith and Harry Westerman, ex
pect a hard tussle.
The results of today's tournament:
Men's singles Brown 0.), defeated
Mooney (W.), rt-3. 7-5; Smith (O.), de
feated Doney (W.), -4, U-li.
Women's singles Kinley W.), defeated
Slot boom 0., 6-4, 5-7. I0-S.
Men's doubles Smith and Westerman
0., defeated Mooney and Doney (W.),
6-0. 5-7, -2.
Mixed doubles Finley and Mooney (W.),
defeated Brown and Slot boom tO.), 7-5,
G-4.
Room-Size Rugs on Sale
557.00 Axminsters,
9x12, special at
4.S5
$69.50 Axminsters,
9x12, special at
C61.S5
$42.50 Brussels,
9x12, special at
$37.75
J51.00 Velvets.
8-3x10-6. special
at 43.7S
?lo.0 Grass, 9x12.
special at
12.95
$12.00 Crass, SxlO,
special at
$9.95
$9.0 Grass, 6x9,
special at
7.7S
$6.75 -Axminsters.
27x54, special at
' $5.75
jj Use Our Exchange Dept.
If you have furniture that doesn't suit
U want something more up to date and
J better phone us and we'll send a com-
H petent man to see it and arrange to take
it an part payment on the kind you want
the liadsby kind. We'll make you a
liberal allowance for your goods and
we'll sell you new- furniture at low prices.
H The new furniture wilt be promptly de
m Ilvered. Kxchangp goods can be bought
at our Hrfct and Washington store.
Wm. G si.dl slb y
S
o nm s
Corner Second and Morrison Streets
Oakland
B R H
Cooper.l 5
Wllle.r.
Lane.m. 3
Zelder.i. 4
Knixht.3 4
Miller.l. 4
A.Arl't.s 4
SDell'n.c 4
Krau&e.p 1
Winn.n,. 1
uagan.p -
0 4
1 2
2 3
2 11
2 t
1 3
2 0
2 3
2 0
Totals. 3lj 4 S 24 12! Totals. 56 9 14 27 14
Oakland 0 0 1 0 0 a 2 1 0 4
Salt Lake 2 0 4 0 3 0 0 0 - 9
Errors. Knigtlt. bpeuman 'J. Krug. Home
runs. Spellman 2, feneeiy. iwo-Dase Hits,
Miller 2. Johnson. Jiyler. jenKlns. Mulli
gan. Sacrifice hits, band, Aiaggerc Ktolen
bases, Krug. Johnson. Struck -out. Brom
ley 1. Krause 1. Winn 3. Bases on balls,
off Bromley 1, Krause 2, Ragan 1. Innings
pitched. Krause S. Winn 2. Ragan 1. Runs
responsible for. Bromley 4, Krause 5, Winn
2 Charge defeat to Krause.
VERXOS, OCTHIT, IS WINNER
MitchelL Keeps Sacramento Hits
Scattered for Kesults.
SACRAMENTO, Cal., May" 15. Al
though Sacramento secured 11 hits
against nine for Vernon, the latter
club captured today's game, 7 to 4.
W. Mitchell kept the Sacramento
hits well scattered, and except in the
sixth inning allowed the home club
little leeway. In that inning Moll
witx drove a home run to the left
field fence with two men on bases.
The score:
Vernon I Sacramento
BRHOAI BR.HOA
TWO PITCHKRS FOR BEAVERS
Ietroit Promises to Send Couple
of Likely Men AVest.
LOS ANGELES, Cal.. May 15. (Spe
cial.) Walter McCretfie, manager of
the Portland club, and Scout Eddie
Herr, Detroit, conferred tonight and
upon the conclusion of their confab
both announced that Portland was
to soon get two additional pitchers
from Detroit. McCredie eaid that
while he was satisfied with his pres
ent staff, he wished to be well forti
fied for "He intended to be in the race
all season."
Neither would say who the pitchers
would' be but Herr asserted that
"They were a pair of youngsters
Hughie Jennings had lying around."
Rainiers Buy "Brick" Eldred.
SACRAMENTO. Cal.,- May 15. Ross
("Brick") Eldred, centerf ielder for
the Sacramento club of the Pacific
Coast Basqrball league, who was in
definitely suspended for insubordina
tion, has been sold to the Seattle club,
it was announced today by the Sacra
mento owners.
Baseball Summary.
l.Mtchl.s 2
Chadb.m 5
Fisher.2. 4
Edlngn.l 1
Borton. 1 4
Smith. 3. 5
Long.r. . 3
nvrmr.c. 4
W.Mth.p 4
3 10
1 1
2 1
1 S
0 0
4;McGafn,2 4
OlMidlton.l 4
SlCompn.m 4
OIMollwtz.1 3
0Orr.s 3 0
2Stumpf.3 4 0
0'Schang.r 4 0
2 3
0 3
2 1
2 IS
0 1
lCady.c. 1
Devtles.p 1
Hughes.p 1
tvuntx.p. l
'Cook 3
tSheehan 1
Tntals.32 7 9 27 14
Batted for Hugnes in aeventn.
Vernon 001400
Sacramento.. 0 0 1 0 0 0 0
Summary: Errnrs J. Mitchell,
tr.ntngs pitched Devitales 4 1-3.
Totals 34 4 11 27 21
0 0 7
3 0 1
Smith.
Hughes
2-3, Kunts 2. Runs responsible for
Devitales 8. Hughes 2. W. Mitchell 4.
Home runs Borton, Mollwltx. Two-base
National League Standings.
W. L,. P.O. I W. U P-.O.
Cincinnati 1G !. OKI! Chicago .. . 13 12 .5J0
Brooklyn. 12 5"l'Nw York. 8 12.400
Boston... 10 8 ..".ri Philadelp'a 14.:t:l
Pittsburg. 11 10 .524! St. Louis.. 9 J4 .oUl
American League Standings
Cleveland 1 7 .6 Newr York. .12 11 .322
Boston 14 8 .63fi"St. Louis... 10 12 .4.o
Chicago... 12 9 .071 Philadelp'a 8 13.381
Washlng'n 10 9 .520! Detroit . 5 18.217
Pacific International League Standings.
Spokane... 7 3 .7'W; Victoria. o 5.000
Vancouver. 6 4 .600: Yakima. . .. 4 6 .40
Tacoma... 6 5 .545i Seattle 2 7.222
How the Scries Stand.
At Lob Angelea one game. Portland three
games: at San Francisco three games.
Seattle two games: at Salt Lake City four
games. Oakland one game; at Sacramento
two games. Vernon three games.
Where the Teams Play Next Week.
Seattle at Loa Angeles. Portland at San
Francisco. Oakland at Sacramento. Vernon
at Salt Lake.
Braver Batting: Averages).
B. H. Av. B. H. Av.
Wlsterall.. 122 42 .3441 Spranger .. 93 20.215
S.Johnson . 3 1 .333 Schroeder . 19 4.211
Cox 122 40 .328,Juney 15 3 .200
Koehler .. 86 27 .314rJon.es 15 3 .200
Blue 118 36 .305 Kallio 11 2.182
Schaller. .118 36 .305 Kingdon ..103 1. 155
Maisel 78 22 .2X2 Siglin 48 U.142
Baker 41 11 .2K8Poleon .... 15 2.133
Sutherland. 35 91 .260)
the relay race that decided the fielal
clay was finished.
Oregon Agricultural college fin
ished third with 22 points. Washing
ton State college fourth with 20
points, the University of Oregon fifth
with 14 and the University of Wash
ington sixth with 11 V4 points.
All Records Broken.
Every conference record was
broken in the meet. This was due, of
ficials' said, to this being only the 1
second conference meet and to the
adverse conditions under which the
events last year were run off.
"maps the most spectacular per
formance of the day fas that or
Kirksey, Stanford, in the 1 imkvar, -
dash, which he made in 9 4-5 sec- -onds,
equaling the collegiate record
of the United States held by B. J.
Wefers. Georgetown; w. A. ShicK Jr.,
Harvard; R. C. Craig. Michigan and
J. E. Patterson, Pennsylvania.
Jenne of Washington State college
electrified the crowd with a jump of
13 feet 5-8 of an inch in the pole
vault. This, it was announced, broke
the Pacific coast record of 12 feet 10
7-S inches, made a dozen years ago
by Leland Stanford Scott of Stanford
University.
There wereplenty of thrills in the
mile run. This presented a neck and
neck contest between Swan of the
Oregon Aggies and Sprott of the Uni
versity of California, the Oregon farm
school athlete winning by close
margin.
In taking today"s njt California
won the Pacific coast conference
competition for the second time, Stan
ford maintaining second place taken
last year. v
Rartlett Seta Diacus Mark.
The javelin throw of Hanner. Stan
ford, of 180 feet two inches and the
discus throw of Bartlett. Oregon, of
13 feet, 11 inches established new
records, it was announced, for the Pa
cific association of the A. A. U.
Kirksey and Wells of Stanford,
along with Merchant of California,
tied for first honors in the number
of points, each man making 10.
Kirksey won both sprints. Wells
captured both hurdle events, and
Merchant took first in the broad
jump, second in the 100-yard dash and
third in the discus.
Templeton of - Stanford made eight
points.
In the dash events, Stanford led
California 24 to 18 but the results of
the distance events .wherein Cali
fornia took 11 points and Stanford
three, gave the Bears a lead in all
track events.
In the field events, California led
Stanford by a margin of half a point.
The summary: f
100-yard dash Kirksey S.). first; Mer
chant iC, second; Foster 0., third;
"Hutchinson (C). fourth. Time :9 4-5.
220-yard dash Kirksey (S. ), first; Hen-
drix.on (C), second; Hutchinson (O,
third: Snook (O. A. C), fourth. Time 21:3.
220-yard low hurdles Wells S.. firsi;
Davis 1 s. 1, second; Kikelman (O. A. C. V,
third;' Henderson (C. ). fourth. Time 24 :i.
High Jump Templetrm (S.), first;
Waite 0. A. C), second; Weaver S.),
third: Frar.kland (W.). fourth. Height 6
feet 4 3-16 inches.
120-yard high hurdles Wells (S.). first:
Eikelman (O. A.-C), second; Frankland
(KM, third; Davis (S ), fourth. Tims 15:02.
880-yard run Sprott tC). first: Waltz
(C.i, second: Car. smith S.). third; Ab
bott (0., fourth. Time 1.58:1.
Discus throw Bartiett tO. ). first: Popa
(W.), second: Gillespie S. third; Hamil
ton (W. S. C.J, fourth. Distance 139 feet
IIS inches.
440-yard dash Hendrixson (C. ), first:
MeDonaid (C, second; Green (O. A. C.
third: Rose (O. A. C, fourth. Time 49:03.
Broad jump Merchant fC), first; Tern
p';eton (S.), second; Sterling (C., third:
Foster (O.), fourth. Distance 22 feet 9j
inches.
Pole vault Jenne (W. S. C), first; Pet
erson (C. . second: Sterling (C), and
Coodner (W.), tied for third. Height IS
feet s-inch.
Two-mile run Smith W. S. C). first;
Rowlee (W. S. C.i, second: Davis V..
third: Westwick (S.). fourth. Time 9 5:i:4.
Shot put Powell (O. A. C). first; Kins
(W. S. C). second; Pope W.), third;
Majors C), fourth. Distance 42 feet ai,4
inches.
Mile run Swan 0. A. C), first: Sprott
IC.l. second: Batchford (W. a c. ), third;
Walklev (O ). fourth. Time 4.28:1.
Javelin tnrow Hanner S.), first: Ma
jors (C). second: Merchant (C), third:
Hergraves tO.), fourth. Distance 178 feet
6 inches.
Relay race California first. University
of Oregon second, Stanford third, Wash
ington State College fourth. Time 3:211-5.
YANKS GIVE UP POLO FIELD
Lease on Diamond' Is Not to Be Re
newed, Says McCraw.
PITTSBURG, Pa.. May 13. The
New York American League baseball
club will not use the Polo grounds
for its New York City games after
the close of this season, according to
an announcement yesterday by Man
ager McGraw of the New York Na
tionals. The lease held by the New York
Americans will expire at tkat time,
said Mr. McGraw, and will not be
renewed.
Kerr-Giffords Meet Rosebuds.
One of the premier -attractions for
the basebajl bugs today will be the
clash betv?een the fast-coming Kerr
Gifford team and the newly organized
Portland Rosebuds, to be played on
the Columbia oark diamond at 12
o'clock. The Kerr-Giftord mliimen
had made other plans for a game to
day, but their plans went awry when
the contest was called off. hence this
last-minute booking, which was made
tay Secretary Simonsen of the Port
land Baseball association. Out-of-town
managerswho want to hook up
with this team are requested to write
Immediately to the secretary at 232
Chamber of Commerce building, Port
land. .