The Sunday Oregonian., May 21, 1922, SECTION TWO, Page 2, Image 22

THE SUNDAY OltEGONIAN, PORTLAND, MAY 21, 1923
REED COLLEGE OARSMEN VICTORIOUS IX YESTERDAY'S ROWING CLUB REGATTA.
PORTLAND DEFEATS
SENATORS DY 7 TO 5
of the needed
Score: - .
Oakland
three to tie the score.
Los Angeles "
B. R. H.
O. A
1 ;
a. k. h. u. A.
Kopf.2.. 3 11
M'Cbe.m 4
Wills.1.. 5
C'per.m. 4
Cther.3 3
LaPte.l. 2
B'b'kr.s. 3
K'hler.c 2
Kr"se,r. 4
Artlett,p 4
1
0 CarrpU.l. 2
0Deal.3.. 3
HB'ldwin.e 4
lBriggs.l. 3
8!Tw'bly,r, 4
OiL'dlm'e.2 4
OIBeck.s.. 3
2D'vicb,p. 8
IISIWLE1CE
Reds Break Tie in 12th Inning
in National Series.
Totals.31 S 8 24 141 Totals. 30 B 8 2712
Oakland 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 1 3
Los Angeles. ....... .2 0 2 0 1 0 0 0
Errors, Kopf. Deal. Two-bass hits.
Griggs, Brubaker, McCabe. Stolen bases,
McCabe, Carroll. Sacrifice bits. Wllie. La
Fayette. Carroll 2. Griggs. Cooper. Struck
out. by Arlett 2. by Dumovich 2. Bases oa
balls, off Dumovich 8. off Arlett 1. Rubs
responsible for, Ariett 4. Dumovich 2.
Double plays. Lindimore to Beck. Umpires,
Byron, -and Casey. Time, S :40.
VERXQX BEATEN BY SEALS
Sutherland Saves Day by
Auspicious Debut Made in
' Sensational Catch."
Rowing Club Regatta. ;
3 GAMES STRAIGHT WON
DOUBLE PLAY IS FAST
SIDES EVENLY MATCHED
2
cuuti VICTOR
M PHILLIES, 2-1
Bohne Doubles, Takes Third on
Harper's Out, and Scores on
Long Fly of Caveney,
CINCINNATI, May 20. The Cincin
nati Nationals defeated Philadelphia
today, 2 to X, in a 18-lnnlng game,
making three straight for the Reds.
The game was tied until the 12th In
ning, when Bohne doubled, taking
third on Harper's out. Wingo was
passed, but Bohne scored on Caveney's
long fly. The ecore:
Philadelphia Cincinnati
BHHOA BRHOA
IbVu.l 4 0 14 OiBurna.m. S 0 0 2 0
Wtme,8 4 0 11 2'Daub'rt,l 5 6 J 13 2
W'ms.m. 4 0 1 5 OIDuncan.1 S 0 2 3 0
Wlker.r 4 0 0 3 0Bohne,2.. 4 1115
P'k"s'n,2 5 0 1 0 6'Harper.r. 6 1110
Fl'cher.s 8 0 0 1 3
Wingo.c. 4 0 1 10 1
Smith,. 2 0 0 4 2
C'v'nev.s. 4 0 0 S 4
Leslie,!. 5 0 1 14 0
Pinelll,3.. 4 0 12 2
Luque, p., 4 0 12 3
H'nline.c 5 13 3 2
M'd'ws,p 5 0 0 0 4
Totals.41 1 835 19
Totals..40 2 8817
Winning run scored with two out
Philadelphia ...0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 8 1
Cincinnati 0 0000010000 1 2
Errors, Fletcher, Bohne, Caveney 2.
Two-base hits, Henline 2, Daubert, Wright
stone, Bohne. Three-base hit, Harper.
Stolen bases, Duncan 2. Sacrifices, Le
bourveau, Wrlghtstone, Williams, Caveney.
Double plays, Caveney to Daubert, Park
inson to Smith to Leslie. Bases on balls,
oft Meadows 2, oft Luque 2. Struck out,
by Meadows 2, by Luque 0- Umpires,
KJem and Pferman. Time. 1:58.
ST. LOTUS BEATS BROOKLYN
Cardinals Bat Grimes Off Mound
for Second Time in Series.
ST. LOUIS, Mo., May 20. The locals
made It three out of four over
Brooklyn, taking today's game, 4 to
2, and moved within two games of
first place by virtue of Pittsburg's
victory over New York. S, Smith re
placed Grimes on the mound in the
fifth after the first five local men
up in the fourth singled. It was the
second time in the series that the
Cardinals batted Grimes off the
mound. The score:
Brooklyn
B R H O A!
Olson.s. 4 0 0 2 21
John'n.8 4 0 1 2 4
Grifth.r 4 0 12 1
St. Louis
BRHOA
J.S'th.r.. 8 0 1 a
JSch'ze.r.. 2 0 0 2
Top'cer.s 4 12 5
Wheat,! 4 0 0 1 0:
Myers.m. 4 0 0 0 0
Stock,3.. 4 0 11
H'sby,2.. 4 0 11
Schm't.l 8 119 1
.Ianv'n,3 1 0 0 0 1
Hlgh.2., 2 12 13
FourT.l. 3 0 O 18
McH'ry.I. 4 118
H'cote.m 2 12 1
Mann.m. 2 0 2 1
Miller.c, 3 0 0 7 2
(irimes.p 2 0 10 1
S S'ith.D O 0 0 0 2
Ains'th,c 3 110
fiel r,p.. l u u
B.G'th. 1 0 0 0 0
Deca'r.p. 0 0 0 0 0!
Totals.32 2 6 24 17 Totals. 85 4 13 27 14
Batted for 8. Smith in eighth.
Brooklyn.. , 00002 0 00 0 2
St Louis..... T. ,' 00186 0 00 4
Errors, Johnston. Miller, Hornsby, Mo
Henry. Two-base hits, Heathcots, Topor
cer, Hornsby. Stolen base. Stock. Sacri
fice. Ainsmlth, Double plays, Hornsby to
Toporcer to Fournier, Hornsby to Four
nier. Bases on balls, off Grimes 13. oft
Smith 1. Struck out, by Grimes 2. In
nings pitched. Grimes 4, Smith 3, Decatur
1. Losing pitcher, Grimes. Umpires, Rig
ler and McCormick. Time of earns, 1 hour
87 minutes. r ........ ,
NEW YORK DEFEATED, ; 10-7
Pittsburg Breaks Tie; Score When
Bigbee Makes Three-Bagger, i
PITTSBURG, Pa.' May 20. Pitts
burg won from New York today, 10
to 7, in a hard-hitting contest. The
Pirates broke a tie score in the eighth
inning when Bigbee pounded out his
second three-base hit with the bases
filled. Score:
New York I
Pittsburg
B R H O A!
BRHOA
Banc't.s 5 12 0 OiMaran'e.a 4 a
FriBch,2 Bill olCarey.m 5 1
Groh,3.. 8 113 UBigbee.l. 5 3
Young, r 3 2 3 2 OlEns.2... 5 2
Jfeusel.l o 2 3 1 3Trav'or,8 4 0
Kslly.l. 4 0 211 0!Muel'r,r 4 0
Shin's.m 2 0 0 4 OiGrimm.l 4 0
Smith. 0 0 0 0 OIGooch.o. 4 1
Cun'm.m 0 0 0 0 0IMattox,c. 0 0
2 f
4 3
8 1
1 1
2 3
0 14
2 2
0 0
onyaer.o 3012 2IAdams.u loo
Doug's.p 2 0 0 0 HCarlson.p 0 0 0 0
Rober'nt 1 0 0 0 01 RnhWt 1 t o n
Ryan,p. 0 0 0 0 liQlasner.p 0 0 0 0 0
Totals.85 7 13 24 111 Totals. 37 10 IS 27 16
Batted for Shinners in eighth
tBatted for Douglas in seventh.
JBatted for Carlson In eighth.
S.Tv Tork 20020102 0 T
Pittsburg 2 0201203 10
Errors Shinners 2. Two-base hits, Frisch
Kelly, Bigbee, Mueller. Meusel. Qooch
Three-basa hits, Young, Bigbee 2 Rn
Sacrifices Young 2, Shmners? Wmt
Smith. Bases on balls, off Douglas 1
Adams 2 Ryan 1. Carlson 1. Struck out
byt P"8Ias 1. Ryan 1. Adams 1. Innings
Pitched by Douglas 6. Rysn Adams
7 ,lr. Carlson 2-3, Glazner 1. Winning
pitcher, Carlson. Losing pitcher. Ryan
Lmplres, Moran and Qulgley. Time, 1:4s!
CHICAGO BUNCHES HITS, WINS
Boston's 3 -Run Lead Overcome 9s
Result of Kelleher's Error.
CHICAGO, May 20. Chicago
bunched hits today after Boston had
taken a three-run lead, a result of
Kelleher's error, two - walks and
Holke's double, and won thu final
game of the series 5 to 3.
The fielding of Terry and Powell
was a feature. Score:
Boston I Chicago
P'weU.m , ? U ? R H o A
Koort s. snnS , i i S
!orth.r 4 0 10 OiK'leher a i h i 1
rrulse, 1 3
Boeok'J.3 a
: - r o
011
Holke,l. 4 0 2 10 JtBarber.i. 5 i
Ford 2. 4 0 1 2 SiTerrv, 2 4 0
f,ody.c 4 0 0 3 llo-F-rellrt, 4 0
F njim.p 3 0 2 1 4 Alex'd'r. 4 1
C'nbury 1 0 0 0 6
v i - r rinerg. r 1
1 0
0 8
0 1
1 4
1 0
Ja'tVd3 fo3r 9Fl.4ln4i,m0t1"nln?h '
ISSnjozl
Error, Kelleher. Two-base hit Holke
Stolen base. Powell. Sacrifices S'
Kelleher, Hollocher, Barber" Douhli
p.ays. Ford to Holke 'to Go wdy to Boecke
Jerry t Grimes; Alexander to HHocher
i 'i.rl,m'".s- Be on balls, off AlJxaSSer
' P.-" 3- S'ruck out. by Alexander
2 iilhnglm 2. Umpires. 6'Bu
Hart. Time. 1 hour, 45 mlnutes!?y aDd
1 0 AT HOQLIASi: GET LETTERS
Work on Baseball Team This Sea
son Is Rewarded.
HOQUIAM. Wash., May 20.(Soe-
tL)"r,Ten boys will receive hjgh
school letters for their work with the
baseball team this season, according
to Coach Hj-ntoaa. The league sea
son has closed and the last game to
bo played by the boys will be Mqii
oay, when they meet Elma in a re
turn game here. Hoquiam won three
and lost three games in the league
series. " -
The iettermen are to be Halbert,
Sahli. Caldwell, Peterson, Carnine,
Huhta. Leonard, Erickson, Anderson
and Gary. Graduates from this num
ber are Caldwell,' ijalbert, Gary and
Anderson.
irs33Jss3 DICK HANLEY SUCCESSFUL
- ' " " ' 1 ' 'f N-" l' . I v COACH OP PEXDLETON" HIGH
!? ' PI ' ' ' "Ii ' ': ' " ' 8 ' " ' IS ATHLETIC WIZARD.
s tr fplf' P f i '"i to Two School Championships
k-;lply ' ' fe - p ' i - ' .f - ' in Succession. ' :
Top Ready for the gnni R. R. Blghaas,
uougias nicol took itstn well's place In the apeclsl rsee siKBliist the Portland Rowinij eluh, which van won ny
Ree4 infrr liy fhm.. 1 rnirt h M Hattnu. riebt-.MwM. I u, n fam.hi. RtirhaM f:..han RnkwAl anl '
Ltndstrom. .
ST. LOUIS WINS, B TO 2
NEW YORK AMERICANS ARE
BEATEN IN FREAKISH GAME.
Jacobson Pounds Out Home Run
With Bases Full; Babe Ruth and
Bob Meusel Seen in Action.
NBTV YORK, May 20. A capacity
crowd came out to See George H.
(Babe) Ruth fend Bob Meusel, Ameri
can league sluggers, in action for the
first time In 1922 and stayed to see
the New York Americans lose On of
the freakiest games in years.
The Yankees led by a score of 2 to
1 in (he ninth itining and Jones re
tired the first two men. up, but before
New York could put over the last putr
out St. Louis had scored seven runs
and won the game, 8 to 3. Pinch
hitters Shorten and Collins each sin
gled and Tobin grounded to PIpp.
Pipp threw to Jones for play, at first
and Umpire Chill called the runner
out. The players of both teams and
the spectators started to run off the
field, but when Chill noted that Jones
had dropped the throw, he reversed
the decision and the game was re
sumed. Shorten scored the tying run
on the play. Gerber singled and &is
Jer was intentionally walked, but an
other base on balls to Williams forced
in Collins. Jacobson then clinched
the game for St. Louis with a home
run with the bases full.
Ruth failed to hit safely, striking
out pnee, going out on two pop flies
ana grounding to sisier.
Shocker held the Yankees to three
hits. Ward's home run with Baker in
base in the fifth inning keeping New
York in the lead until Jones' ascen
sion In the ninth, spore:
St. Louis
JCew York
B R H O A
B R H O A
Tobin.r. 5
frerber.s 4
Sisler.l. 4
Wii'ms.l 4
ja'tson.ra 5
Seve'd.c 5
Ell'rbe.3 5
McATs.2 3
Shorten 1
Shoc'r.o 3
Colllnst 1
13 0
Wltt.m.. 4 0 8 1 0
111
Scott-S.. 4 0 0 0 3
8 11 8
Ruth.t., 4 0 0 10
Baker.S.. 4 1.1 2 2
Meusel.r. 4 0 0 1 0
PipD.l... 3 0 0 16 3
Ward.2. .81115
Schane.o 3 0 1 S 1
1-1
4
4
1
2
0
0
o
0
fcJoncs.s.. 2 0 0 0 3
Austin.2 O
Payne.p 6 0 0 0
Totals 40 8 13 87 6
Totals 81
3 2715
FBattea ror Hc&anus in ninth
tBatted for Shocker in ninth. -
St. Louis 0 O O O ft O 0 1 78
New York ,. 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 02
Errors. Tobln, .Jones. . Two-base' .hits.
Ellerbe, Jacobson Severeld. Home runs,
Ward. Jacobson. i --Stolen base. Wllltams.
Double, play, Sckan to Ward. Bases on
balls, off Jones 3. off Shocker 1. , Struck
out, by Jotis 5, by Shocker 2. Innings
pitched. Shocker 8, Bayns " 1. Winning
-pitcher. Shocker. . 'empires. Owens and
ctiil. lime. 2:ua.
WASHINGTON THI5IS CHICAGO
Perd Schupp Falls in Initial Effort
to Stage Coniebac-k. .
; WASHINGTON, D.C., y 20. Ford
Schupp, recently purchased from
Kansas Cjty by the Chicago Amer
icans, failed in his initial effort at a
big league "comeback," the White
Sox losing today to Washington in
the opening game of their series, I to
3. Johnson issued eight ba.ses on
hulls in the first six inninps and two
of Chicago's runs resulted from these.
stroke) W, F.. Graham, No. 2f E. Rothrrell, No. 3, and A. Undgtroni, haw.
; V. ? : . .
He steadied 'thereafter, the last Sox
run' being score4 on ani error. Score;
Chicago
Washington
B R H O A
john'n.s S O 0 3 2
: 11 R II O A
Smlth.l. 4 0 18 0
Harri,2 3'01 3 2
Rice.'m.. 4 0 0 8 1
Judge,!. 4 0 0 10 0
Qoebol.r 4 114 1
Shanks,! 4 110 2
jucurn, a' a - l
Mostll.- 1 1
Co'llns.S 8 O
Hooper.r 6 0
Str'nk.m 4 0
o a
1 -o o
2 3 3
12 0
2 3 0
10 0
1 10 0
0 8 6
Falk.l... 4 0
Plcln'h.c 1 10 2
Peck'h.s. 3 12 2
Sheely.l 3 1
Scfaalk.o 2 0
W.Jo'n.p 8 0 10
Schu'p.p 4 0
2 0
Total31 3 10 24 10
Totals. 30 4 72714
Batted for Mc'Clellah in ninth.
Chicago ...... .,.((11 1 0 0 0 0 1
Washington 0 2 0 0 10 10 4
- Errors, Johnson 2, Shanks. Two-base
hits, Collins. Three-base hits, ' Shanks.
Stolen bases, E. Johnson, Collins. Sacri
fices, McClellan, PJclnlch,' E. Johnson.
Double plays, W. Johnson to Peckinpuagh
to Judge. S. Johnson to Collins to Sheeiy,
Shanks to Pecklnpaugh to Judge. Bases
on balls, off W. Johnson 8, Schupp 2.
Struck out, w. Johnson 2, Schupn 2. Um
pires, HUdebrand and NaiHln. Tjros, 1:54.
PHILADELPHIA WINS, 6 TO 1
Detroit Is Defeated in First Game
of Series for Third Place.
PHILADELPHIA. May 20. Young's
triple, perkin's double, Bing Millers'
homer and two passes, gave Phila
delphia a S-to-1 yjctory over Detroit
today in the first game of the series
for third place. Miller had three hits
out of three times at bat, and his
homer was his ninth, fhe third In two
days. Score:
, petroit 1 Philadelphia
B. R. H.O.A.I B. R; H.O.A.
Blue.l,
0 1 15 ZIToung.S.. B 1 10 0
Jones,3.. 3
Cobb.m.. 4
Teach.l.. 4
H'lm'p,r 3
Clark.2.. 4
Rlgn'y.s. 3
B'ssl'r.c. 3
Fo'rgill, 1
Ehmke.p 2
O B 8 2J'h03'n.l. 3 1 Oil
1 O OIW'lker.1. 3 10 5
0 OlP'rklns.c 8 I 2 it
2 0 OiMiller.rn. 3 13 1
0 0 HM'Q'wn.r 4 111
0 2 2!Dykes.3... 8 0 11
1 2 3!Gallw'y,s 4 0 2 2
1 0 01 Harris, p. 4 0 0 0
0 1 31
01en,B,, ft p.o 1 01 .
Totals.. 81 J 6 24 13Totals... 32 6 10 27
Hatfwl Tr.r- l.i 01.
5?'rolt. ...i..o 0000010 01
Philadelphia ........01005000 x 6
Two-base hits. Blue. Perkins. Dykes.
Baseball Summary.
National League Standings.
w. Jj. lJctJ v T. Pet
N York. .20 0 .OltiFlCincin'tl ...15 18458
pv. JjOUIS. . .1U 13 .813 Phila. .. 1118 407
Pittsburg ,:i 12 .871 Brooklyn . . '.12 400
Chicago ; .10 13 .53S( Boston . . . : I li '.2
Hisrican league . Htandinrs.
New York. .22 12 .SlJiBoston 13 15 .4iu
st ouis....20 12 .825ICIeyeIand . .15 1 .455
Phlla. 16 IS .BIBIWash.' ... . At 19 .424
Detroit ....15 17.4iChicago ....12 1.a7
tcj,crn league Jieiils.
Oklahoma City 11; Tulsa 17.
Wichita 8, St. Joseph 15. f
...Omaha 8. Denver. 7.,
- Siouat City 2. De Molnffs 3. '
. American Association.
( Toledo S. Columbus 1.. . . - . '
y. Milwaukee 6, Kansas City 4. ' ..
Louisville 0, Indianapolis 4.
.Minneapolis"!, St. Paul 14.
How the; Series Stands.
At acramepto i game, Portland 3
games, at Salt Lake no games, Seattle 5
games; at San Francisco 1 game. Vernon
iVY u games. Oak
land 1 gams..
Where the Teams Play Kext Week.
Salt Lake at Portland Sacramento at
Seattle; Vernon at Oakland; San Fran
cisco t Lo Angeles. -
... . . Beaver Hotting ATeruges. T
.. B.H.Pct.
Ross ..... 31 4.3b5Wolfer .... 80 20.250
Ken'thy S3 l .804iKlliott ' . . . .129 82 247
Walberg ., 14 5 .357 Leverens:. .. 39 '4.210
G-i -',?I?-S?Z,a,rsett'--. 40 8.200
Hale 11 41. 853 CrumDler.. 19 4 !Jin
Thorpe
High .
Cox . .
r'S?1 r
.110 8 .802 Suth 'land. . SO 4.200
.lS8 41.287ircCann -. . . 127 25 .18
.l9 88.273!4lddleton:. 2 4 .1&3
.xuif xu .uojrxeeman.... 6 o.
Three-base hit. Twins;. Home nins. Miller,
Heliman. Stolen bass, Johnson. Double
play, young and Johnson. Bases on balls,
off Ehmke 4. off Harris Struck ut. by
Harris 2. Innings pitched, Ehmke f, tlsen
1. Umpires, Dineen. Walsh . and Evans.
Time. l:u.
CLEVELAND WINS BY 5 TO 3
Speaker's Homer Into Right-Field
s Bleachers Is With BasesfFuIl.
BOSTON. May 20. Speaker's homer
into the right field bleachers with the
bases filled in the fifth inrilng gave
tjieveia-na a brto-a victory over Bos
ton today, piercy, pitching his first
game after the lifting of his' suspen
sion, was taken out of the box after
this inning, A one-handed stop by
Gardner over third base cut off a
run. Score: ...... -. '; . , .',
Cleveland
B R H O. A
Boston-
B R H O A
J'son.l.. 4 113 0!
Lleb'd.m 5 0 110
Sfson,2. 3
Sp'k'r.m 3
M'ln's.i; 2
Sewelf.s, 2
G'dner,3 4
Wood.r. 4
O'Nelll.o 3
C'ekie.p. 4
8 2
4 0
9 0
M'n'sky,! 5
Pratt,2.. 4
Smlth.r. 4
Dugan.s. 4
Burns, 1. t
Harris,!. 1
Foster,3. 3
Ruel.c. . . 4
Plercy.p. 6
Karr.D.. 2
0
1
a
5
0
UCollins' 1
T?,.'?9.6 T271l Totals. 88 i 8t2014
, ior nercy in rutn.
tQardner out; hit by batted ball, i .
Cleveland 00004010 0 B
Boston.......... p 0 1 8 Op 9 0 12
Errors, Stephenson, Seweli, " Ltlbold,
Burns. Tworbase hit Stephenson, Pratt.
Dugan, Foster. Home run. Speaker.' Sac
rifices, Speaker, Metnnis, Piercy. Double
says, Gardner to Stephenson to Mclnnls;
Luel to Pratt, saw. mi hade r.-ii-
, Piercy . Karr 1. struck out. Coveleskie
i. riercy 2. Innings pitched, Piercy i.
Karf i tsiIs' Pitcher, Piercy. Umpires.
Mprlarty and Wilson. Time, 1:55. .T;
OIL I TEAM TO PLAY .MILLS
Schroeder to jt.j, fQJ St,ndai,d
Nine and Perkins W ill Catch.
The Willamette Valley League Stan dings.
W. L. Pctl W L Pet
Hlllsboro... 3 1 .750IPort. Wolens 2 S! .500
Stand. Oil.., 8 1 .750 Crown-Will.. 1 8 250
Camas...... 8 1 .730!Fulops...... fl "nnn
The Standard Oil team, which )s
tied with Hillsboro and Camas fpr
the lead in t.he Willamette Valley
league, will play the Bprtland Woolen
Mills at 2:30 o'clock at Eecreation
park. Twentyrf ourth nd Vaughn
street. Lefty Schroeder, Ineligible
rpruanoj pucner, will pitch for
Bianaarp. uii and Perkins will catch.
por toe woolen Mills, Larson and
Golden wil). form the battery.
Fulops Will play Camaa at Hamas
Fuiops has lost four and won not a
game tfiia season. Emery Webb
probably will pitch for Fulopa and
4uebiKUBFry tor uamas.
erownrWillamette will nlav Hills
boro at Hlllsboro. Crown-Willamette
has won only one game in four starts
while HiUsboro has lost only one
game, in four. ' As the three first
division teams are playing the three
second division clubs the tie for f irst
place may remain the same after
today's games.
Turfmen Hang: I'p Purses.
Purses aggregating - 134,000 and
classes were arranged by the Central
Illinois Trotting and Pacing associa
tion at its annual spring meetlnar. The
Mississippi Valley Fair association 'of
ivpufiuri wnuurew irora jne circuit.
The following towns were represent
ed: Rock Island. Peoria, Aledq, Cam
bridge, Wyoming, Princeton, 111.,
Knosville ppd. Kewaaea,
PENDLETON, Or., May 28. (Spe
cial.) Coach Dick Hanley of Pacific
coast football fame has closed his
activities as athletic director of
Pendleton high school after coaching
and directing athletics for the past
two years. He has the enviable
record of winning six straight eastern
Oregon championships, a perfect
score, in the two complete school
seasons. '
Coming here in the fall of 1920,
Hanley took a raw football squad
and built up a championship team
He did the same thing in the basket
ball season and followed by takin
the eastern Oregon track meet in the
spring of 1921. The following year
he repeated and has just closed with
every season a' victory. Hanley has
not announced his plans for this fail
tut it Is understood that he has some
exeeptional offers.
Besides capturing championships,
Hanley had Installed a system of
physical examinations, through the
school administration, wherein each
male student is examined and cor?
rective calisthenics are taught. Over
90 per cent of the mala students are
n competitive athletics.
Hanley came to Pendleton from
Washington State college, where he
was In all branches of athletics and
where he held four letters in football.
In 1915 he was right halfback on
the W. S. C. coast championship, and
northwest championship team which
played Brown university at- Pasadena
that Christmas, defeating the east
erners by a ecore of 14 to 0,
SEMI-PRO TEAMS PLAY TODAY
First Double-Header of Baseball
Season Js Scheduled.
The City Baseball league will play
its first double-header of the season
this afternoon a1 1:30 o'clock. The
Brotherhood of Railway Clerks and
the Alberta - Commercial club will
play two games at Alberta park, and
South Parkway and Montavilla will
clash in two games at Montavilla.
The 'City league has been drawing
large Growds and one estimated at
4508 saw Nicolai Door down the Rail
way Clerks at Columbia park last
Sunday. , .
Nicolai Door and Woodmen of the
World will play one game at Colum
bia park beginning at . 8 o'clock.
Nicolai Door has not lost a league
game this year, while the Woodmen,
after losing the first three games,
won their next two. The batteries
for Nicolai will be Brakke and Peld
man, for the Woodmen Sage and
Bithener. ;
AGGrES WIN NET TOURNAMENT
University of Oregon Defeated
S to 2 in Singles.
EUGENE, Dr., May 50. Oregon Ag
ricultural college defeated the Uni
versity of Oregon 3 to 2 in the sin
gles of their tennis tourney here JTrir
day. The feature of the meet was a
whirlwind match between Keri Smith,
Oregon captain, and Ken Joy, ptar
of the Aggie team. Summary:
Smith, pregpn, defeated Joy, D. A C.
6-1, 6r4; Moberly, O. A. C, defeated
WilUanis, Oregon, 6-1. 7t5; Kincaid,
O. A. C-. defeated Culbertson, Oregon,
6-8, 6-1; Hayden, " Oregon, defeated
Parnin, O. A C, 6-8, 6-i; Johnson,
O. A. C, defeated Darby, Oregon,
s-i.te-j- . - .
Rooks 11, Frosh 8.
OREGON AGRICULTURAL COL
LEGE, Corvallis, May 20. (Special.)
The Aggis Rooks gave the Oregon
Frosh a drubbing to the tune of 11
to S here Friday. Newblll, pitching for
the Rooks, struck out IB. He whiffed
five men in one inning. King was the
hitting demon for the Frosh, while
Kewbill, Ridings, Kolkans and Sulli
van featured with the bat for the
Rooks. Score:
R. H. E.i R.H.B.
Rooks..., 1115 6Frosh 8 6 2
Batteries-r-Newbill and' Murray; Gif
fin. Skinner, Brooks and Orr,
Umpire Bob Glenn.
VancouTer 8, Calgary 10.
CALGARTr May ao.-Hilgary had an
easy time defeating Vancouver, mak
ing it two to one In tha series, the
score being 10 to . 3. Pitcher EIry, who
started for the Beaver, wa wild,
and ell, who replaced him, proved
13 0 puzzle, so the Bronks managed' to
fatten their Ipattine; averages. . The
score;
' , R.H.EJ - .-. R. H. E.
Vancouver 8 8 2Ca!gary. . 10 13 1
Ra.tte.rie Bell and, Rttcbia; Colwell
and Battilana.
Leonard. Wins Decision. 1
NEW YORK, May 2. Benny Leon
ard, lightweight champion, received
the Judges' decision over Soldier Bart
field, veteran welterweight, in a four-
round contest last' night in Madison
cuuit-o a-rueu. t ,
lUollwitz' Drive Is Nabbed, and
AVith Assistance of Pool Rally
of Enemy Is Stopped.
Paciflo Coast League Standings.
W. L. Pet
W. L. Pet.
Vernon
4 15 .615
Bait Lake.. .18 20 .474
San Fran. ..25 10 .BCSlOakland .. ..22 25.4HS
Los Angeles 25 21 ,B4Sl
Portland ...103.410
jacramento..lo 27 .400
Seattle , . . , 33 31 .bit
. 1 . ' Yesterday's esults. ,
At Sacramento 5, Portland 7. ; ;
At Salt Lake 4. Seattle 11. '
At San Francisco 5, Vornon 2.
At Los Angeles p. Oakland 3. .
SACRAMENTO,, CaL, May 28. (Spe
cial;) "Suds" Sutherland pulled a one-
hand gtab in the ninth inning of ta
day's combat which quenched a dan
gerous Sacramento . rally . with the
same effect upon the hopes of the lo
cal team and fans, for a last-minute
victory that a pail of water thrown,
upon a flaming match would have.
It saved the game for Portland, pre
vented a defeat being eharged to Suds
and lifted the lowly Beavers out of the
cellar again., by a Count ofr 7 to 5.
For six Innings Walberg had had
Colonel Pick's crippled squadron away
from the semblance of a hit. Buddy
Ryan collected for the first local base
knock in the sixth with one down. The
next man flew out, then Mollwitz sent
Ryan up to third with a safe click to
right. It looked like a run but Mc
Neeley, next man up, popped out to
Wolfer. In the seventh McGaffigan
poked one past Hale and stole second,
but Pearce struck out for a third
casualty and still the platter remained
uncrossed by the cripples.
Home Collection Starts.
Came the seventh and home collec
tion started. Pick walked, Ryan forced
him, then Sheehan doubled to left.
R-an was held at third, but he and
Sheehan were both pupched over the
pentagon a moment later, for Moll
witz singled to right.
The next two batters were out in
order. "
Tlat brought the count up to 7
to 2 and the stage was set for the
thriller furnished by Sutherland.
Schapg, hitting for Canfield, who fmd
gone, to the hill in the seventh in
.place of Hampton, singled past third.
McGaffigan drew a walk. Pearce
singled through short, scoring Schang
after Marty had stolen second. Pick
fanned. Ryan singled to the boards
in left, scoring - McGaffigan - and
Pearce. Sheehan walked and Walberg
was lifted from the hill.
Sutherland Takes Slab.
With the tying run on the -bags,
"Suds" Sutherland took the slab. He
got a two and two count on Molly
but the tall boy met the next onelj
right on the nose with a full swing
of the bat. It started for center like
a streak. It looked good for two hags
at least, but Sutherland leap.ed into
the air and came down with the ball
in, his gloved hand. A toss 0 first
doubled Sheehan out and the game
was over. '
Portland collected four runs ' off
Hampton in the fourth with none of
them earned, t'nouVli four hits were
clustered in the operation. Three
safe swats and another boot put two
more across in the fourth. And a boot
and Walbergr's single added the sev
enth and final in the sixth. Score:
Portland
Sacramento
BRHOA
M'Gfn,2 4 113 3
Pearce.s 4 112 3
Pick. 8....' 3 0 0 2 0
Ryan. 2.. 5 12 10
BRHOA
Wolfer,2 4 0 2 B 1
Sa'gt.s-3 4
Hlgh.r..; 4
Hale. 3... 4
Cox.m... 4
Pooled 4
Thorpe.l 5
Blliot.c 4
Walb'g.p 4
M'Can,s 0
S'thld.p 0
2 1
8
0
1 1
3 OiShee'n.1.. 4 110 0
9 OlMoiltz.l 5 0 2 0 0.
1 eiM'Nly.m 8 0 0 2 0
6 OlCook.c. .- 4 0 0 8 4
0 4IHmptn,p 2 0 0 0 1
Can fd.p
0 0 0 0
110 0
Sch'ng.
Totals 87 7 16 2711
Totals 30 6 8 27 11
'Batted for Canfield in 9th.
Portland 0 4 0 2 O 1 0 0 0 7
Hits V......0 4 0 3 0 1 1 1 0 10
Sacramento ..0 6000002 8 B
Hits 0 00002123 8
Errors, Sargent, Hale, Pearce 2, Pick 2.
Innings pitched by Hampton 6. Credit vic
tory to Walberg. Charge defeat to Hamp
ton. Buns responsible for Hampton 1, Wal
berg 5. Struck out, by Hampton 1, Wal
berg 0. Canfield 3. Bases on balls, off
Hampton 3, Walberg 6, Canfield 1. Hit
by pitched bail. Sargent. Stolen bases, Mc
Gaffigan 2, Wolfer. Two-base hits, Thorpe.
Sargent, Elliott. Hale. Sheehan. Sacrifice
hit, Wolfer. Huns batted in, Walberg, Wol
fer, Sargent, Hale, Mollwita, Ryan, Pearce.
Double play Sutherland to Sargent. Time
2 hours 15 minutes. Umpires, Reardon and
McGraw. .
SEATTLE AGAIN BEATS BEES
Three Errors Followed by Three
Hits Decide Contest.
SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, May 20.
A group of three errors, followed by
three hits. In the fifth Inning, gave
Seattle their fifth straight victory
over Salt Lake today, 11 to 4. Schorr
pitched a ?'ne game for the Indians.
Eldred hit a homer with two on in the
sixth inning. Score:
Seattle Salt Lake City
BRHOAI BRHOA
Hood. I... 4 2 11 OlSohick.m 3 10 0 0
Barn'y.r 3 2 12 0Vitt.3... 4 0 2 2 3
Cueto.3.. 4 3 8 0 2Sand,s.. 4 0 0
Eld'd,m. 4 1 2 8 0iSiglln,2.. 4 1 1
M'uhy.l. 4 1 2 11 liLewis,!.. 4 1) 2
S.A'ms,2 6 0 1 3 lByler,e.. 4 0 1
Cranes. 5 0 0 1 8Llght,r.. 8 0 0
J.A'ms.o 4 10 1 1 L'serl.l 2 0 0
5
1
0
7
0
1
Schorr.n 3 1 0 0 0C'w'ht,l 1 1
llCalllo.p. 0 0
B'h'der,p 2 0
UThurs'n 1 0
011
0 a
0 0
0 0
Totals 3811 10 27 131 Totals 82 4
6 27!
Batted for Cartwright In Tth.
f Baited for Blaeholder In 8th.
Seattle .... .....0 0 0 2 5 4 0 0 0 11
Hits .. ........O. 1 0 '2 3 2 0 2 0 10
Salt Lake City...'.r.O 0 1000120 4
Hits ...... Q 0 X 0 Q 1 3 2 O 6
Errors, Murphy, Vltt, Sand- 3. Home
run, Eldre4. - Three-base hit, Adams. Two
base hits. Murphy, Barney, ' Vitt, Byler,
Lewis'. 'Sacrifices. Schorr. Kalllo. Light
Stolen " bases. Murphy. Hood, Barney,"
Cueto. Struck out, by Kali 10 1 Blaehold-,
er, Schorr 2. , Bases on balls, off Kallio
3. Blaeholder'3, Schorr 2. Innings pitched..
by Kallio 5. " Runs responsible for, Kallio
2, Blaeholcter 4, bchor?4. . Double plays,
Sand .unassisted, Blaeholder to Byler to
Vitt to Sand to Vltt to Siglln to Sand to
Vitt. Umpires, Carroll and Toman. Time,
i:6i. : s . ;. .;. . . ... ...
ANGELS " BEAT OAKS AGAIN
Lead Taken in First When Griggs'
Single Scores Two Markers.
LOS ANGELES, CaI,vMy 20. Los
Angeles won. Its fourth game of the
present series with. Oakland here to
day, 5 to S. The Angela took the lead
in the first frame, when irriggs' sin
gle to right scared two markers. They
annexed two more in the third on a
walk,; a single and Kopfa: wild throw
to Brubaker, and the final tally cam 9
in the fifth on Deal's single to left
field. McCabe drew three singles and
a double in four trips to the plate.
After getting two home runs in the
sixth, the Oaks attempted a ninth-
l Inning rally, but could annex only one
Batting Order Shaken Up and San
Francisep Lands Victory.
6AN FRANCISCO, May 20. Man
ager Illler shook up the Seals1
batting order today and they turned
in their first victory of the week
against Vernon before a large Satur
day afternoon crowd by a score of
5 to 2. ' '
Wheezer Dell, who tamed the Sah
Francisco heavy hitters early in the
week, was ineffective and 'lilder went
in in the eighth. He was wild and
San Francisco put over its. last tally
in that spasm. See was dropped from
lead-off man to the second positibi)
and got three hits in three times up.
The score:
. Vernon I San Francisco
BRHOAI BRHOA
Chad,m.. 2 0 1 0 2IVaI!a.l-. .41110
High.l.v 3 0 11 OSee.r. ... 3 1
Bodie.r. 3 10 0 OiKeily.m. 2 0
Hyatt.l. 4 0 US liO'Con'U.I 4 0
Smlth;3. -4 0 0 2 SiP.bine.s.. 4 0
Sawyer.2 4 1 2 3 fCK;!duiT,2 4 1
French. 4 0 11 2!Wa:sh.3. 2. 1
Ha'nah.c 3 0 14 IIYelle.c. A 0
Dell.p. 2 . 0 O 0 2IMitch'I,p 3 1
Sch'der 10 0 0
Gllder.p 0 0 0 0
Totals.30 2 6 24 20) Totals. 29 5 10 27 1
Schneider batted for Dell in eighth.
Vernon .0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 2
San Francisco .1 1002001
Errors, French, See. Walsh 2. Innings
pitched by Del! 7. Charge defeat to Dell.
Huns responsible for. Dell 4. Mitchell 1
Gilder 1. Struck out. by Mitchell 4, by
Dell 3. Bases on balls, off Mitchell 2. oft
Gtloer 1. Three-base hit. Walsh, 'iwo-
base hits. Valla, See 3, Mitchell. Sacrifice
hits. Hieh. Keliv 2. Walsh. Double plays
Kilduff to O'Connell; Rhyne to Kilduff to
U'Connell. Time, 1:30. empires, .bason
and Finney.
AGGIES MAKE CLEAN SWEEP
Oregon Baseball Nine Loses Fourth
Consecutive Game.
UNIVERSITY OF OREGON, Eugene,
May 20. (Special.) By a score of
to 3 the Oregon Aggie nine took the
second game of the series with Ore
gon here today, making a clean sweep
of the four games which have been
played between the two teams this
season. Babb, pitching for the
Aggies, held the Oregon batsmen to
six scattered nits, wnue ina Aggies
touched Lefty Baldwin, on the mound
for Oregon, for a total of nine bingles
Orea-on started the scoring in the
second inning when Hunk Latham,
second man up, smashed out a home
run. Two mora runs were scored la
the third inning on costly errors by
the Aggie infield, but Babb worked
hard and pulled his team out of the
hole by superb pitching, when he re
tired Oregon with three men on th
bases.
The Aggies evened things up In
the fourth and then jumped Into
lead which they maintained tq the
end of the game by chasing three
runners across the plate by bunching
their hits and with the help of costly-
Oregon errors in their half of the
sixth inning. . '
Babb for the Aggies struck out eix
men and walked four. Baldwin
struck out five men and walked four.
The score:
R.H.E-1 R.H.E.
6.A.C. ...6 9 SOregon ...S 6 5
Batteries Babb and Duffy; Bald
win and Leslie. -.
PRIZE OFFERED BY TILDEN
Autographed Racquets Left to Boj
and Girl Tennis Champions.
SAN FRANCISCO, May 20. William
T. Tilden II, world's tennis champion,
who often has said the hope of the
United States in maintaining Its lead
ership in the tennis world lies with
the boys and girls of today, before de
parting for the east left two auto
graphed racquets in San Francisco.
One la to be given to the boy cham
pion of the year on the Golden Gate
Park courts and the other to the girl
champion. The racquets were left in
charge of Harry Cowell, known af
fectionally as "Prof" to frequenters
of the park courts. Cowell, the be6t
known teacher of tennis In the San
Francisco bay region suggested t
Tilden that he put up the racquets as
prizes.
Princeton Crew Wins Race.
DERBY, Conn., May 20. The Prince
ton 160-pound crew won a three-cornered
race today over the Hendley
distance of 1 1-16 miles with Yale
three-quarters of a length behind and
Harvard third, half a length behind.
The time was: Princeton, 7 minutes 1
second; Yale, 7 minutes SW seconds;
Harvard, t minutes li seconds.
Vancouver Defeats Calgary.
CALGARY, May 20. Vancouyer de
feated Calgary jn a closely-fought
game here today. The score:
R.H.E.I R.H.E.
Vancouver. 6 11 2Calgary. .. 5 10 2
Batteries Brindza and Ritchie;
Steengraafa. and Battalina.
-Penn Crew Is Victorious.
NEW YORK. May 20.-The Univer
sity of Pennsylvania 150-pound crew
defeated the Columbia 150-pound crew
By two lengths over the Henley dis
tance of 1 -16 miles today. The time
was not announced.
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Collegians Take Lead by Inches
From Start and as Race Pro
gresses Cain Further.
The Reed college four-oared crew
made an auspicious debut in the an
nual spring regatta of the Portland
rowing club yesterday, taking the
special one-mile race from a Port
land club crew by three lengths. The
two erews were evenly matched at
the Btart. The rowing club picked a
club crew of about the same relative
experience as the Reed college men.
who are yet practically novices.
However, the collegians, coached
by Morgan Upton, took the lead by
inches from the start, and as the race
progressed forged further and fur
ther ahead. The Heed crew was com-
posed of Anton Lindstrom, bow; Will
iam Graham, No. 2; Douglas Niool,
No. 3, and Royal Bigham, stroke. The
Portland crew was H. Humphrey,
tow; F. Lindstrom, No. 2; F. York,
No. 3, and Bill Beveridge, stroke.
Meet Is Mostly Tryout.
No time was clocked In any of the
races yesterday. The meet was mora
a tryout session than a real regatta,
as the course had not been surveyed
and measured.
The special singles sculls between
Iwis Mills, Fred Newell and Jack
McDonald was quite a contest, but
not for first place. Mills swept Into
the lead and finished a good length
in front, while Newell and McDonald
rowed it out for second place. Mc
Donald took the honors by inches.
The big race of 'the day was the
final one, the heavyweight fours
event. Three crews entered. Boat
No. 1, with E. A. Stevens In the bow,
took on boat No. 3, with Holmes at
bow, in the first race. The Holmes
crew, composed of himself, F. York,
Fred Newell and Jack McDonald, took
the half-mile race by half a length.
After a short rest the winners took
to the water again and beat boat
No. 2 over the half-mile course by
the same distance. The No. 3 crew
was Lewis Mills, H. Howes, A.
Schoof and B. Gregory.
Howes and Steblnger Win.
Harold Howes and Frank Stebinger
won the doubles event from Joe York
and A. Schoof by a length. The sum
mary follows:
Junior singles First, Harry Humphrey;
second. Bob Yettick; third, Oscar Miller.
Distance, one-half mile.
Doubles First, Harold Howes and Frank
Stebinger: second, Joe York and A.
Schoof. Distance, one-half mile.
Special one-mile race First, Reed col
lege, Anton Lindstrom, William Graham.
Douglas Nlcol and Royal Bigham.
Bpecial singles First. Lewis Mills; sec
ond. Jack McDonald; third, Fred Newell.
Distance, one-half mile.
Lightweight fours First, boat manned
hv Fred Neiwell. O. Miller, W. Buckler
and H. Humphrey; second. B. Beveridge,
D. C. Cowan, H. Martin and B. Tettick.
Heavyweight fours First, boat No. 3,
Holmes. -F. York, F. Newell and Jack Mc
Donald. .
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Edouard Horemans, the Belgian cu4
star, shattered his own previous high
run mark with a total of SIS points,
Horemans' achievement was regis
tered in the course of a special 18.3
balkline exhibition match with Ed
ward W. Gardner, a class A amateur
player.
The contest was played in three,
blocks of 300 points each at the Na
tional Recreation billiard academy,
Manhattan. In the opening block the
Belgian finished with an unfinished
run of 297 and the balls were marked.
Taking bis stand at the table the
following afternoon, Horemans ran
out his 300 points in one turn and
negotiated 221 before his miss. The
final score was: Horemans 900, Gard.
ner 82.
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