THE . OREGON. SUNDAY JOURNAL. PORTLAND. SUNDAY MORNING, MAY I. 1911 SPORTING 0?0 NEWS. FROM nsmn ALL mmm SECTIONS TRACK COLDVEATHER:S : TO BLAME TOR IT: SPORTING EVENTS OF THE WEEK AS PICTURED 13 V CARTOONIST SEED mmmmi !E IS 5 TO 3 MEETATBERKELEY If It Hadn't Been for Ninth 1 Inning, Beavers Would Have - Won, Maybe but. They . . Played the Ninth. California University .Winj Conferertce With Total of 62 Points; Oregon Boy 1$ Star of Meet. IN Jill COAST oWt. frf y - 7 TO) TO DO i&MTKlHL sX) SOME LIVELY DOUTS ARE jfeV?ii . rtil eewa another ee.'al fw (be DM. ere Thr suffered iseir ikird traue. .lag el Ihe haede af Ht'l Tigers T ttr ariernaoa before ee pf the beel rrtdt of ika preeeni aarlea. The V ai erere u I l I. The HMtfi made MH uphill flfM i4 eurrede4 la lying the . wily ta ah II aata la I ha ninth laalna. Vernon arorad IB Ihe first sad tallied taire In lha at an 4. The Beavers lelllad two In lha fifth and In lha eighth ihey tied lha ayra. lesmg h fnte whan Pltrher OIIMin Weakened In lha final Innlnf Vernoa played poor fielding II Ihalr art-ore helped lha Beavers ta ar-ora. but al that lha Beavars ansae a bard flfhl for lha cam. ..j GUllaa Ueued three eaaaa aw belle Ad ibey nt raaullad In nu In lha lath Inning, whea ha walked Hraebeer. fan rlld Thar " your gerne." a4 ha was right. After lha a rand Ualif Ollllgan pitched erldld ball, retiring lha Tlfara la ana, two Ihraa. so pi ta tha fifth whan baylaea ballad In with a alalia, till tha ninth, whan ha hi noma Ineffective. Cast let a pllehed a food pm for rha Tlfara, hat waa no paule lo th BuM Ufa aiimt! amKhl A In lha 1 tight plecea and lha Beavers took ad-p-aateg e of tha mlsplays Baas-era Flay Oa g)aeaa. Ttta Beavers war a outluebsd In noma (kanlnga, bat at that they p la rod a bat tar nni than they neve ail waak. Man a- McCredle la werrlad a greet deal tvat (trpeeta tha laam to do battar whan rhey reach a warmer climate Vara on scored In tha flral Innlnf on walk, an Infield out and Breshear'B ingle through tha Infield. In tha aae nd a baaa on bail a, Browne doable Ad two singles nattad tha Tlgere two ran a After that tha Tlfara wara easy for amiraa. Portland had runners on tha bag In lha flrat three Innings, but oenld not yet them paet tha keystone aack. Thar wara out one, two, Ihraa In tha fourth. In tha fifth Innlnf tha Beavers atari, ad a rally which resulted In two rune. Howley brat out a hit down tha third baaa Una and Ollllgan singled to right field, puttlnf Howley on aecond. Both runnare moved up a baae on Castleton's wild pitch. Ifowley tallied and Chad bourn f waa aafe on Braahaar'a arror of Chadbourne'a easy grounder. Ban croft sacrificed and Ollllgan scored. Chadbourne going to aecond. Butler tried hard, hut hie best waa a fly to Bayleaa. Kreuger waa purposely passed to get Rapps. who sent a liner tOvHoea, Who fumbled and tha bases wara load- ad again. McDowell waa the, Beaver's hop, but Me rhancea were raay for LaV Hoe p. Ha hit tha ball through tha nan. ler or mi oiimung ana nvap miai an eaay pickup and stepped on aecond. re tiring Rappa. oora Tied la Blghth. In the eighth the Beavers tied the score Kreuger opened with a double to left field. Ha should have been held On flrat, but Orllel slipped. He went to third on McDowell's Infield out and scored when Kosp let Rodgera' liner go through Ma legs. Then the fatal ninth. Branhear. tha first man up. walked. Patterson sac rificed. Howley stumbled or he would have had rtrnehcar a, second. Hosp filed to Chadhourne and the Beavers' fana heaved a ftlgh of relief, but they forrot I. em Burrell. the pinch hitter. Butrell had been retired twlre at first by Ranrroft. but thin time ho put the bell Jtirt over the little third baseman's head and Rrashear beat Chadbourne'S throw to the plate. Burr I took sec ond on the throw-In and scored when Brown singled to center field and Kreu ger kicked the ball around. Castleton filed to Butler, ending the Inning. In the ninth Temple batted for Oll llgan and was out easily. Chadboumo waa out, Burrell to Patterson, Ban croft brought the crowd to Its feet by doubling to the left field fence, but he died there while Butler proceeded to knock a foul fly to Patterson. l Bill Rodgers played a great game at wcona Daae yemeraay anu inn mile Xrtah captain of tha Beavers did tho best ho could Dave Bancroft played pretty game st third baae and took two assists off Butler's hand. His speed In fathering; In tha grounders brought forth ap plause from the crowd. Happy Hogan will likely send AI Car- son back at the Beavers today, while McCredle is undecided ' who he will twirl. If 8pecVs arm ta In shape, why, BpacK win Da used. VK&NON AB. R. H. PO. A. E .401 100 S 1110 NF-k-T TVI.M? iwn ri?m wir.HT VVnll iwV MCCrTCOlfS COAST TEAM I muJ ueevrctS i I ..aaw a .r aT m -AW 1 aaw M .wjar. x g m aav warn. a w r a JBar w. m m BT . an as v-j n yam n n 1 Mw ir III ' as w a a 'YM.C. A'.VINS rROM CHEM AW AT INDIANS IN RELAY. RACE FROM SALEM .TO PORTLAND rur r i 1 1 Hil PORTLAND'S NORTHWEST TEAM ARRIVES hOr-VE FOR A 3 WEEKS STAY. FIRSTrINTERSCHOOLASTICN SWIMMING MEET TO BE HELD NE.XT4TVES. AFTERNOON. nun GETS SUSPENSION Twirler Breaks Training Rules and Contract Clause and " Is Retired. 'I (I CLAIM NET MEN ARE 'PLAYING HOG' Anglers' Club Takes Excep tions -to Method of Fishing at Oregon City Falls. Benny Henderson. Carlisle, rf Bavless. cf Patterson, lb. 4 0 0 IB 0 Braahear, Zb S I 1 I 1 fitlnson, rf.. ...... j. I J 0 0 0 Hosp. as. 4 0 0 1 Burrell, 8b. ......... S X 1 1 t Brown, c 4 114 1 Castleton. p. .4011 I Total Chadbourne, If. Bancroft, 3b. Butler, ss. . . Kruerer, cf. Rapps, lb. McDowell, rf. Badger's, 4b. . Howley, c. . . Gllllgnin, p. i Temple . Total :.:.".'.t;.'m s PORTLAND. T 27 IS 4 4 4 6 aae 4 4 a .4 ! r-ww-4 " ,S S 0 4 1 9 1 I 10; : i vl: IS Batten ror utiiigrsn in nintn. 8CORE BY INNINQB. - Vernon 1 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 I 5 Hits ,..1104 1 0 0 0 lT Portland . ..,.,.0 0 0 0)001 04 Hita -. ........ .1 11 0100 117 BUMMART, Struck out By Uilllgan S, by Castle ton 4. Bases on balls Off Ollllgan t. orr castleton k. two oase nns Brown. Krneger Bancroft. Sacrifice hlta Ban croft. Stlnson. stolen basea BurreL Wllil nltchea Castleton. Time of same 1 hour SO minutes. Umplree Hll de- brand and Casey. : . Lynch Want Bnrng Again. ' Mike Lynch, tha Tacom manager from whom the St. ' Louis, Nationals drafted Eddie Burns, want to gat tha eapabl young player back; o turn ball elub again. Eddie Is fighting for his ralaase from" the -Lfnils team, and unds In a fair way . of getting It. Jack Kiel now, tho former New Tork- B os ton catcher, is doing some nifty bacfcatopplng with , tha .Baltimore , team. , Pitcher Benny Henderson, formetrly ona or trie best twirlrs In the Pacific coaat league, has been Indefinitely sua pended by Manager McCredle of the Portland Beavers. Henderson was sus pended after today's game by the Beav er boas. Henderson haa not been out with the team ror over a week and has broken both the; training rules and his con tract clause. Benny has not won fame thta aea son for the Bearers, although he lost mem oy but one or two runs. McCre aie is getting down to business now and Intanda to suspend or trade all players that do not keen on edca. McCredie'a pitching ataff Is all shot to pieces and. there are several deals pending for twirlers and will likely be put through before long. McCredle would not mention any of tha.. names or um pitcnera ne expects to secure, but one or two wiu soon be with tha Beavara, . Unless Snack Harkness gets Into con dition before tomorrow afternoon's game na win d iert at noma along with Ltmiint, laiortge and probably Btelser. Speck has been complaining of a sore arm out naa. not been keeping In con dltlon. - f AMERICAN OLYMPIC GAMES LIST MAILED The American team entry list for the Olympic games of 1012 haa been mailed to the Swedish committee. The date for tha entries closes before the Amer ican tryouts are held, but after they are held the names of those who will make the trip will be cabled to tha committee In eharga - . - This announcement was made by T. M. Dunnes of the Northwest committee. The names of Sam Bellah and Martin Hawkins appear on tha entry list sent to Sweden and It Is hoped that both win make the team. ' . ' .' Th Pacific coast tryouts will be held In Stanford May II, and It la ex pected that soma good time and marks will ba . made. In the two Draviona Olympic meets the .Paciflo coast ath letes have been' , a . great . help -r ta the American 4- There ij;a feeling In the Multnomah Angler's club against aalmon fishing with nats at Oregon City. Anglera find veiy little pleasure In fishing at 'the falls this season on account of the grea number that flah with nets. The net men have been "playing hog" all sea son and are spoiling the fun for the anglera At the next meeting of the club, which will be held on May 24. the ques tion will btJ discussed and it ia likely that petitions agalnat this form of sport will be circulated and sent to the next legislature. .However, before this is done, the Question will be thoroughly discussed snd will likely be taken up witn me nan and game commission. A committee, John Gill, J. R. Poole and Dr. Semler, was appointed to collect and compile the character, and what flah and the rondttlona of all finning streams in uregon. This will be quite a task but will be very valuable to the anglera all over the northwest. The committee will slso find out about the hotel accommodation, railroad fares and other items that will be of Interest. Tho committee will also recommend varloua streams to the state game and fish commission In which It Is planned to plsnt between 6,000,000 and 10,000, 000 trout thla season. The state game snd fish commission ratified and approved the Idea, of Issu ing membership cards, which will serve as ball money tn case any of the mem bers of the Anglers' club are arrested. Henry O Malley gave his Illustrated talk and It was -well received and very interesting ana instructive. gardenersTeading IN TO BATTING LIST SCHEDULE OF GAMES FOR THE WEEK League. Sacramento at at I.oe Ooast Portland vs. Sacramento. Oakland va. Vernon Angelee. I.oe Angeles va. San FYanclaco at San Franrlecn. worthweetera ZVaarne. Victoria vs. Portland at Port land. Tacoma va. Seattle at Seattle. Spokane va Vancouver at Vancouver. 4444444 ton. Milan: St. Louis, Shotten: Boeton. Hooper; and New York, Walters. De troit, In the early part of the aeaaon. used Vltt as lead-off, but later chanajed to Bush. Rath Is the other Inflelder that lcada off In the American league. Rath Is a aecond baseman. ROWING CLUB L SMOKE TOMORROW The Portland Rowing club will hold Ita opening amoker tomorrow night In Ita club houae. All members and friends are Invited to attend. A email program haa been arranged. "Not many of tha club members have been out thla aeaaon on account of the cold weather, but Just aa toon aa It rleara up I rxpert to have a large num ber Of beginners out with the veterans of last season's team," aald Captain Art Allen. FOUR MEETS ARE NOW SCHEDULED Three of Athletic Contests to Be Held on the Multno mah Field. 4 "Blf Chief Meyers, the Olsnts' bsck stop. Is hitting like a pile driver. In his first nine gamea he made II' hits In 29 times up. He Is Anxious to Stop Vernon's Curves " Moaer to TCestCT-n League. Walter Moaar. tha former Oakland pitcher, has bean shipped from tha big league after a trial withyha Red Box and the St Louts Brawns. He was re leased last week to Slouz City of the Western lee rue. Moaer waa offered to McCredle abextt -.month ago, - Outfielders get the call for "lead-off" batters In both the Pacific Coast and Northwestern Baseball leaguea. Four gardeners lead off the batting lists in tha Coast league, while the same num ber follows suit In Fielder Jones' circuit. In the American league six lead-off men are outfielders but In the senior major league tne conditions are just the re verse, five the the lead-off batters be ing infleldera Portland, San Francieco. Sacramento and Vernon are the Coast League teams that lead, off with outfielders. Los Angeles leads off with Howard, their second sacker, while Oakland depends on Shortstop Cook. Chadbourne leads off for the Beavers, Mclver for the Seals. Madden for the Senatora and Carlisle for. HOgans tribe. . , In the Northwest league. Portland and Tacoma are the" two clubs that lead - off with Infleldera Mensor and Tone-being the lucky iones In this class. Demaggto, Vancouver's . left fielder, leads off. Stidello Is at present at the head of the Bee batting list and Hunky Shaw tops tbe .Spokane list. Mo ran goes up first for the Seattle Giants Cf tha ..Northwest lead off men. De- rcaKgio, Moran ana stidello are left fielders and Shaw, a center gardnef. Tohe Is a' third sacker and Menaor, a keystone playerr S v-.. In the Coast, Chadbourne- and Car lisle guard the left fields snd Madden and Mclver. rlgbtfielda In the National league, tha clubs that lead Off with. In fielders ra Chica go, IE vers: Huggins, St. Louis; Sweeney, Boston;, rnuaaeipnia, juabe Pitta burr. Byrne, 'Byrne la a third baseman and tha rest are second basemen. Bescber, Cincinnati; Jforaiv Brooklyn; "and De vora, 'ew Tors, are tha National-league outfielder that top the batting order. ; In Ban Johnson's league; the follow ing clubs naa out fielders aa lead-off bat ters: Cleveland, Oraney t or Butcher: ' 1 'A Track Meets Scheduled. May U O. A. C. Interschol aatlr. May 28 Portland high achool. June 1 Northwest confer ence June IS P. N. A. championships. The next month will keep track an field athletee In the finest posstbl shape. Four meets ars scheduled, three of which will take place on the Mult nomah field, The Oregon Agricultural college meet, which will be held May II, Is attracting lots of attention and nearly the same men that entered the Eugene meet wll compete In the Corvallis one, On the following Saturday the sixth annual local lnterscnoiaauc meei wm be held on the Multnomah field-under the auspices of the Multnomah Amateur Athletic club. The meet this year wll be larger than those held previously. Tho northwest college chemplonships will be decided on the club field June This meet la attracting the atten tlon of people In Oregon, Idaho arm Washington and it Is thought that many out-of-town visitors will come here to see the meet. June 15, the Pacific Northwest asso elation ohamplonanlp meet, will be held. Thla meet will bring together a great number of former college stars. June 16 haa been definitely decided upon as the date for the meet BeHl'lrs the above mentioned meets, tlie annual grammar school meet will bo held. The grammar achools have been taking a great deal of Interest In the track and field work of late. Happy" Hogan, who sayi he would Jike to get In catcher's harness again I jrbUadslphia, Lord or Strunk; Washing. Reaver a.' "I want to get into action again. long to get behind the plate and stop the speedy carves of my eight star twirlers. These words were uttered by Manager "Happy Hogan of the Vernon team, which ia at present' climbing to the top of tha Udder. Hogan ' atated that he would likely break Into the game against the Beavers this afternoon. At the start of the season It was Hogan's intention to catch light along, but on account of tha good catching of Brown, Agnew and 'Sullivan. Happy saw no chance to break into the game. - "Lr. L : i But now; Happy is just aching to ret into action and If ha feels awod this afternoon he will don the padded, mitt and mask. Hoerajv caught regularly last s)eason, but ha aaya hev haa Improved tma yea and baa the old pepL . speed. arm and eye back, and Just crasy to get bite , action, esperlatry against-the Hogan, speaking of the team,' said "Are they not the best balanced play era that have played In Portland for some seasons? Every one a beauty. My eight twitters all begging for a chance to get Into action. I will carry eight twirlers throughout the season, four left hand era and four right handera. If I find . that a team Is . weak against southpaws I will use. left handera against that team, and if they are weak against right handera, you wilt find me sending 8tewart, Carson. Whalen and Bradterifldre against' them. . My 'team haa just hit ita stride and. believe tne. when we play tha Oaks next week, watch na pall them down a couple-of pegs.' Happy ha a bunch of - ban toaaers who can hit tha pltt and field in per fect style. Hogan haa enough- utility men ta keep hla club in winning: order ALBANY POSSESSES FINE BASEBALL PARK Albany. Or., May 4. Albany now , has one of the best ball parka In the state outside of Portland. The new grand stand is the largest and most substan tial ever erected here snd every con venience Is provided for watching the games.. Ten prominent local men have formed the Albany Baseball association, and everyone is looking for a prosperous 1912 season. Those 'forming the association are A. G. Sanders. Or. H. J. KavanaGe;h, J. Otto Lew, W. A. Salisbury, J. M.' Dono van. Kugene Dooly. Charles Monson, A A. Mlckel. J. C. SUckley and R. R. Knox. Dr, Kavanaugh is president of the. association, Eugene Dooly is .vice presl. dent and A. Q. Saundera secretary and manager of the baseball team. Last Sunday the game to be played between the locals and tne Columbus club "Grays" of Portland was called off because of the rain but tha crack clubmen have agreed to come next Sun day, May 5, and a rattling good game la expected. ' BEASLEY MAT Be OLYMPIC CONTENDER HiU Bessie y. who competed la the Co lumbia Indoor track meet, wearing the J. a A. A. C colors, which was held last month, is a possible 4mber of the Can adian team which will compete in the Jilt Olympic gamea.Beasiex. Tan. under a great nanoicap at ine local meet, dux ha Is sura tnat aa wui mas a toe Can adian, team. . Tha .form, he, displayed here was very good. John P. Sweeney and Tom Gallon, two Other members of the Jatr.ee Bay Ama teur Athletic club -of Victoria, will aleo try for poeitotia on the ( r.adian team. The Carjart. ail tryouts wilt he heM st Broctoo 1'c.:.'., Vancouver ca :s- 1 s. !' rna in.il Wsw I ! iurk.i. ('; . Vlay I U ttt hr ellif l.i.o io itt tia.k. Kt-4B-a UhIv , .(; ihie afleittuuti a mi lh ettStMtl fa if. nam ui.r.i.i. iu.i hie Wll total ft ,viii aulas UP 14 in tl.e fl..J ctebla TbS ! m.i ... uitg.i t nioraliy, with 21 P-ln Slautufd a llfd Milt) If l-.itit. taafornta tun ait I hive flatao Hi han.aier lliiuar a4 Ua Shotful, ..U ai.i.ctoU lite wia kSull. the lioJ Juu.i. ..u eru iuu einl la l;e- ! ia huKltce . tu eiat of I lie niHl was McCura, 'fe '"no ut.it. r.iij ruha.r. abo, all k-iiiiii a fct. Vbai muni ur a it tt- in tne mil" run, catua Ueca aal ' u( .tabiM, CajUuruiaa Mack two uulcr, aft.r a irueutins race la l-. t'ttiiU m ituaxi on aa a aura alimrr if ti. J. ent. MeLuies per tuia aareptlonai las- to ler. o.lrg t,- iiii.ii.a io laa west and ilia la I dial Im.iii rra mada aa Ibaaaase i. i iiuia ii.ui aa ui.a uf Uaa kaal Mia- i..re man Ufieivid va Uaa lacUla luiii lur many ara. ueorge lluiinx, Manford a world hampiun In iti jumper, won easily in this evrnt. but did not rome up to aexne uf hie (st pcrformancaa, his blgbeat mark balng itol Inches. . , . . " The flnsl scute stood: ' California, tt, Oregon. 11: Stanford. IT. Washington I'niveratty, II; Pomona, , I'nlvaraiiy of Houlheni California, I; Nevada, 1; rlL Ignatius. 1. tit. Mary's college and Santa Clara college failed ta e?ore. Summary. II pound l.aminer -HliattiM-k (C C) won. ( oolidge d'. t'.i h ond. Rica I U. C. ) third. Dlalanca 144 feel J Inches. Javelin throw Nell (Oregon) won, Grace (Wash) sat-ond. Hawkins (Ore gon) third. Dlatauce 161 feet Inches. One mile run McLxire (Oregon) won. Wood (IT. C.) aetond. lilgglna (Oregon) third. Time 4 11 -i. . 100 yard dash Courtney (W.) won, Stanton (V. r) second. Wood (U. .C) third. Time 10 2-6. 120 yard htirdlee Hawkins (Oregon) won. Ketff (V. 8. C.) second. Bee son (I. C.) third. Time IS 4-6. Two mile run McLure (Oregon) won, Crabbe tV. C ) second. Dodge (8.) third. ft lit 1 1 HO-yard hurdles MacLlse (U. C.) won. Beeson (!'. C.) second, Hawkins (Or.) third. Time, :28 2-6. ' . 80-yard run Bonnett (S.) won, ' Smith U. C! ) aecond. O'Shea (St, If natlus) third. Time, 2:00 2-4. . i 220-yard dash 8tanton (V. C.) wan. Courtney- (W.) second. Brown (S-) third. Time, :21 2-6. . High Jump Horlne (8.) won; Beeson ' (C. C.) second; Mill (V. C) third. Height feet. 44 Inches. . Broad Jump Allen (U. C.) won; Ar gkbrlght (S. ) second; Morrison (S.) . third. Distance 22 feet, 1 inches. Polo vault Valo (U. C.) won; Barnes (P.) second; Miller (8.) third. Height 12 feet, 2 Inches. ShAl nil ni. TT r wmm. IT- T- ' T- C.) second; Coolldge (C.) third. Dis tance 44 feet. 4 Inches. The relay raue and 440 yard dash were omitted. Solomon to Play. " Henry Solomon. Paciflo Coast three-. cushion billiard,, champion, - will" give three night's exhibition, commencing tomorrow night. The match la open to an comers. Walter Johnson, Los An geles; Joe Sherman, Seattle, and Wal ter Hogua Seattle, ara three probable entrants. Cash prises will be awarded to the ; one making the high score against tha champion and a cash prise will be given to tno one that defeats him. . ' The game will be played In Solly's hall. on Sixth street and there will be no admission charged. ; Tennant Returned. s St. Louis has turned Tom Tennant ' back to the Seals, according to a wire that Long received yesterday. Tennant. It appears, cannot be used by the St. Louts club. Long does not intend to hold the first sacker and has' already asked waivers, with tho intention of sending him to some minor league team. - -,. Hinkle.Wlth HlUsboro. ' Tillamook, Or., May 4. The local ' team will line up against the Hllsboro team tomorrow afternoon. Fred H Inkle, former Coaat league twirler - of tha Portland team will heave the .pill for the visitors. . - , . , t Dick Morris and Shipley, two ether Portland boys, ara playing with the HIHsboro team. ' LEADER OF LOCAL AMATEUR BALL NINE i t x '5 i" 2 - 'om Jtck"). w one' of the 1 - if-arn v. .:! r ,o in (i? J"i i t ! I !- . , .0 XT'.; a t i A . t ff should an of his regulars get hurt. - -: - -