THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, TUESDAY EVENING, APRIL 28. 1914."
COLTS AT LAST FIND
SOMEONE THEY CAN
IT AT
Helmick, Boice and Kurfess
Look Alike to Equines, Who
w Find Batting Eyes,
LOU STANLEY" IS SAVED
BliYa aad Error Make Ticoma Outfit
Take What Xnd of Score; Kick
Thiaka Olnz 1m Ooc.
Tacoma. M'aih., April 28. Manager
Nick Williams and his restive Colts
have at last fourwi Homebody -they can
kick the stuffing out of Tacoma.
After a disastrous' w4tk at Seattle and
another at Spokane In which they won
but one game In each place, the Colts
arrived om the scene yesterday morn
Inc. determined to do something:. They
went right out on the ball field and
proceeded to wallop the tar out of
Messrs. Helmlcke, Boice and Kurfess
McOlnnlty used 16 men In an attempt
to tay the massacre of the Colt slus
rera but to no avail. Manager Nick
Williams believes now that the Colts
have started to batting his culb will
gradually climb toward the first dl
vision.
Tacoma made five errors, while the
Colts fielded faultlessly. Helmlcke
waa the especial fodder for the Colts.
He was In there an, Inning and a third
but in that time the Uregonlans made
four runs, and before long George
Boice could get them out they had
acored two more In the second, an er
ror by McMulien helping to register
two; of them.
The Calts made five more runs off
Boice tn the fourth1 and fifth Innings
and added two more in the ninth on
Hpltballist Kurfess.
Williams, seeing that he had the
gam in hand, took a chance and sent
hia recruit outfielders to work. Also
as early as the fourth inning he with
drew Stanley from the box and re
placed him with Indian Battiste in or
der to give the southpaw as much
rest as possible.
Score:
PORTLAND.
AB. It
II. PO. A. E
Ketael. If. ...
Hn'ommi, If.
IfcKune. 2b. .
Molrolur. rf. .
Whltt, rf
Mtllln. rf. .
William, lb.
noltrtn. . . . .
Oulnl. 3b. .
Murray, c. . . .
Htanler, p. . .
nattlate, p. ..
Callahan, ...
1 1 O 0
i
3
2
1
O
3
0
I
2
10
2
0
6
0
0
O
S
0
O
0
0
s
8
0
1
1
0
0 S 1
0
1
1
0
BO
BASEBALL
TuUU M 13 10 27 13 0
TACOMA:
AB. It. H PO. A. E.
Million. If 4 O 1 2 O 0
Yoh, 3b ...4 O O W 3 0
Abbott, cf 4 2 1 0 0
McMnliln, 2b 4 0 0 3 2
FYloa, rf 4 o O 2 0 0
Waat, lb 3 2 2 13 2 0
Bloomer, aa 1 0 o 2 2 0
Butler, si 2 1 O 2 4 2
Harrta. e O 0 O O 0 0
Brottam. c 3 it O 2 2 1
Helmlcka, p 0 0 0 O 1 0
Bolca. p 1 O O O O 0
Kurfeii. p 1 O 1 O 1 o
Hall. 1 0 O 0 O 0
Nelfhbora, O 0 0 0
Totals 33 3 6 27 18 5
Batted for Million In ninth. Batted for
Bole In flftb. Ratted for Kurfeal In
ninth.
SCORE BY INNINGS.
Portland 2 4 J 3 2 0 0 O 21
Tacoma O0000020 1
SUMMARY.
etolan bea Wllllania, Coltrln. Mnrry. Two
MM nita Meirnoir. uuigni, wiiuama. Abbot
Korfasa. Three baae hits Stanley. West
Hon run Weat. Sacrifice hlta Murray 2,
I'ltcnara lumnur; une bit 4 runa off Hel
M EN buy their
first Crossett
Shoes . because
they look good.
They buy Cros
setts again and
always because
wearing Crossetts
is easy on the foot
and slow on the
leather.
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hoe
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Here is thne style for yon
the very latest in trim and
finish. Made on the "Plata"
last, and very comfortable.
A hit form.
BACK SALARY IS
ALL LARRY WANTS
ik&Zii-. 1
Larry Pape, owned by the Port-
land Coasters, who is in constant
communicatfon with Manager
McCredie, but who says he will;
not report until he haS received ;
back salary he claims is due him '
tv, Tjf Qi ik nf trio Tn i
from the Buffalo club of the In-j
ternatlonal league, from whom he
was purchased by Portland,
T.orpv cava Vi a la norfopflv wllllnff
to come to the coast but that he
must have what is coming from
the Bisons. Pape had a quarrel
with Manager Clymer and quit
the club In a huff. He would be
a welcome addition to McCredie's
withering staff of gunners.
mloke In 1 13 Innings; 7 hits,
Bnlrv In 4 -3 innings: 2 blta,
Rurfesa In 4 Innlnic one Lit. o runa off Stan
ley In four Innings; 5 blta, 3 runs off Uattist
In a lnntuga. Mtrui-k out Bv Kuriess I, rj
Stanley 2. by Hattlste 2. Bases on balls
Off Helmlcke 3, off Boise 8. off Stanley 2.
off Battlste 1. Wild pitches Helmlcke 3.
Time of game 1:50. Implre Sbuster.
DAILY STANDING OF TEAMS
Pacific Coast League.
Won. Lost. P.C.
San Francisco 17 9 .654
Venice 15 10 .600
Lob Angeles 12 13 .480
Oakland 10 13 .435
Portland 8 12 .400
Sacramento 8 15 .348
348 ,
Northwestern League.
Won. Lost.
P.C.I
.786 ;
.615
.571 i
Spokane 11 3
Vancouver 8 u
Seattle 8 6
Tacoma 8 6
.571
.368
.214
Victoria 4 9
Portland , 3 11
National
League.
Won. Lost.
P.C,
Pittsburg g
.800 I
.714 '
.625
.455 .
.428
.400 .
.364 :
.250 I
tirooklyn b
Philadelphia 6
Cincinnati 5
New York 3
Chicago 4
Kt. L.OU1S 4
Boston 2
American League.
. Won.
Chicago 7
Detroit 7
Washington 5
Philadelphia 4
New York 4
St. Ijouls 5
Boston 4
Cleveland 3
Lost.
4
4
4
4
4
6
5
8
P.C.
.636
.636
.556
.500
.500
.455
.444
.273
Federal League.
Won. Lost.
St. Louis
Baltimore
8
5
3
1
Buffalo
Brooklyn 3
.428
.400
Chicago 4
Kansas City 4
Indianapolis 3
Pittsburg ... 2
333
-
American Association.
Won. Lost.
P.C.
.667
louisvlile 8
Milwaukee 6
Indianapolis 6
Kansas City . .-. 6
St. Paul 6
Cleveland 5
Minneapolis 3
Columbus 3
667
545
.500
.500
.418
.333
.333
Western League Results.
Wichita 6. Denver 3.
Lincoln 6, Topeka 5.
St. Joseph-Sioux Citv rim
post-
poned.
Des Moines - Omaha game also post
poned. NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES
At Cincinnati Score: R. H E
St. Louis . . -l n
Cincinnati 5 7 l
naileries KODinson and Snyder;
Benton and Claris ' '
Steel renlaced Rnhlnnnn (n tv,
eighth. Gonzales replaced Clark in
the eighth.
At ivew York Score: R HE'
Philadelphia 3' 5' 3
New York 4 7 g
Batteries Chalmers and Killifer
Mathewson -and Meyers.
At Boston Brooklyn-Boston
postponed; rain.
game
At Chicago Plttsburg-Chicago game
postponed; rain.
AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES
At Philadelphia Score: R. H E
New" York 4 b i
Philadelphia ."..5 8 1
Batteries Schulz and Sweeney:
Bender, Brown, Plank and Schang.
At Washington Score: R. H E
Boston . . .-. 1 7' (j
Washington " 12 0
Batteries Foster, Zeizer and Thomas
1 nomas. Nunamaker; Boehling and
Henry.
FIRST CRUISE ON MAY 30
The first cruise of th Portland -Mn.
tor Boat club this season will be held
Decoration Day. Vice Commodnr f
W. Boost has been appointed command
er or the cruise and he has selected
Butteville, Or., as the town where the
motor boat owners will cruise. The
cruisers will leave the clubhouse Sat
urday morning and some of the faster
boats will leave Sunday morning.
Ray for Campi!
Philadelphia. April 28. Eddie Cam
pi. the San Francisco featherweight,
holds a decision here today over Lou
isiana as a result of their six round
contest last night at the Olympta Ath
letic club. Stinging straight left Jaba
sent dver by Campi with momentous
regularity exit Louisiana's mouth and
nose and opened a cut under his right
eye. Campi was entitled to each one of
the six rounds.
A mean man isn't always a man of
means. ;
seals
NO
TOWN, BRING SOME
SUNSHINE WITH 'EM
. 'i
Manager Howard Will Work
Star Southpaws Against
Beavers This Week.
KRAUSE HAS HAD A REST
Portland Xft-b.andr Toned Vp to
CMva Seals Tarrifio Battle for
First Game of Series.
With warm weather and -the San
Francisco Seals orithe job, tHia wseK
promises to claim the biggest turn
outs of the present baseball season.
The league leaders arrived this morn-
Manager Del Howard, one of the fox-
lest in the business, and they are
PeP to take. a fall out, of the
Yuily believe that we shall take
the series from the Beavers, for
Charley Fanning has returned to form
&nd that will give me three pitchers
that are golng at top 8peed," said:om-
manager Del. "Pernoll has yet to lose
a game and Leifield ought to be one
Howard will probably work his two
star southpaws as often as he can. He
has been planning on opening up with
Pernoll, who has won seven straight.
Hub. whom Harry Williams of Los
Angeles describes as resembling a beer-
barrel set up on top of two beer Kegs,
is enjoying the greatest year in his
career, and there is nothing the roly
j poly one likes better than to trim the
7 rung off Beavers, who turned him loose sev
2 runa off ; eral years ago.
If Pernoll works today there will be
a southpaw battle on tap, for Mc
Credie has been tuning Harry Krause
up to pitch the first game against the
Seals, tlarry has Had a good rest ana
ought to be in splendid shape.
PLAN POTP'OUKEI
OF SPORTS FOR
TOMORROW ' EVE
Club Doors Open to Invited
Guests at 8 o'clock to
Witness Classes.
Exhibitions will be given in every
branch of the Multnomah Amateur
Athletic club's activities tomorrow
night, when the annual social night of
the club will be held. The club doors
will open to the invited guests at 8
o'clock.
Superintendent Walker has arranged
for exhibitions in the billiard and pool
room, the handball and squash courts,
the bowling alleys, the gymnasium, the
swimming tank and in the boxing and
wrestling rooms. There will be vocal
and instrumental music in the main
lounging room.
Wilkie Duhiway, who represented the"
Multnomah Amateur Athletic club in
the national amateur billiard tourna
ment a couple of seasons ago, and F.
F. Stonerod will give an 18.2 balkllne
billiard exhibition. A. W. Morris and
I C. Mumford will give a straight carom
j pool exhibition, and R. W. Pickard. H.
P C. I H. Keck, K. D. Smith and S. H. Good
.889 ! land will play continuous pool.
.714 O. A. Jones and R. M. Jones and Ray
Watkins and Ben Relsland will play
the final match of the double handball
! tournament for the championship of
333.tne club. Another double match will
' oe played and Dudley Clarke and C P.
Osborne will play an exhibition single
game.
The following exhibition wrestling
bouts will be held: Hamlin vs. Mon-
rtague, Frellinger vs. Hanson, Smith vs.
Ott. Rradt vs. Mi-Parthv Inmln 17a
Bragg and Kirkpatrick vs. Jones. Pars
low and K'nowlton, Schmeer and Ross
and Monpier and Byers will give short
boxing exhibitions.
Professor Thompson has arranged a
neat gymnasium exhibition. There will
be a basketball game between the play
ers of the first club team. Swimming
and diving stunts will be formed under
the directions of Jack Cody.
There will be a hop in the gymna
sium from 10 o'clock to 12 .and also
a social swim during the same hours.
McCoy May Meet Murray.
San Francisco, April 28. Word from
Al McCoy, the Brooklyn middleweight
who laid George Chip low with one
punch, relative to a match with "Fight
ing Billy" Murray of Sacramento, was
expected today at Promoter James W
Cof froth's office. Jim Buckley, man
ager of Harlem Tommy Murphy, is lin
ing up McCoy for Cof froth and the
latter is certain that he finally will
land the match.
If your pocket-book could
talk it would recommend
the Ford. The man who
obeys the voice of economy
invests his dollars in the
Universal car. He knows it
serves his every purpose best
and at lowest cost. Buy
yours today.
Five hundred dollars is the price of the
Ford runabout; the touring car is five fifty;
the town car seven fifty f. o. b. Detroit,
complete with equipment. Get catalog and
particulars from Ford Motor Company, 11th
and Division Sts., Portland. Phone Sell
wood 431. B-2341.
MULTNOMAH AND
0. A. C. TO HOLD
MEETING MAY -17
Manager Hawkins Agrees to
Set Back Track Match
From May 2.
The date of the dual track and field
meet between the Multnomah club and
Oregon Agricultural college teams has
been changed from May 2 to May 17 at
the request of Dr. Stewart, coach of
the Aggies. j
Manager Hawkins, of th ""Winged
M" team, 'believes that the change will
give his athletes a better chance to
get into condition for the meet. Mult
nomah's defeat at Oregon last Satur
day was due to the failure of the club
men to capture first places in the 100
and 220 yard runs.
The club handicap meet will be
staged the dav following the O. A. C.
meet. The open city handicap meet
will be held on Decoration Day.
g . 3
i SEMI-PRO, BASEBALL
White Salmon, Wash., April 28. Ow
ing to a heavy rain the ball game be;
tween Lang & Co.'s . team of Portland
and the White Salrmon team w-as
called at the end of the fifth inning,
the score at that time being 8 to 3 in
favor of White Salmon. Second Base
man Fred Start of "White Salmon was
badly hurt in the fourth inning, his
ankle being spiked accidentally by one
of the Portland boys.
"Hons" Gravelle has been reeaseld
by the Pendleton Western Trl-State
league team and has joined Jack Ran
dall's All-Stars.
The Oaks baseball team defeated the
Ladd's Addition team Saturday by the
score of 4 to 3 in a 10 inning struggle.
The game was nip and tuck from start
to finish. Howard Nelson of the Oaks
team fanned 17 batters and Harry
Gile of the losers whiffed 19 batters.
Jack Randall's All-Stars have de
feated two of Portland's strongest
semi-pro teams. A week ago Sunday,
Randall's players defeated the Powers
team bv the -score Of 8 to 6. Last Sun
day in "five innings the Stars tallied 17
runs off Pitcher Tucker of the Union
Meat company team. O'Dell pitched
against the Union team and allowed
but two runs. Bleeg caught O'Dell's
delivery. Randall Is anxious to se
cure out of town games for his team.
Address him care Baseball Headquar
ters, Yeon building. City.
"Red" Lund, who pitched for the Pal
ace Laundry team last season, has
been released by the Walla Walla
Western Trl-State team.
The Sunnyside Hoodoos-Beacolt
game scheduled for Sunday was for
feited to the Hoodoos. The Beacolt
team failed to show up.
AB.
H.
12
16
10
13
1Q
11
7
4
0
1
2
4
0
2
6
2
2
0
0
Netzel 63
i pKun ............ 57
.226
.281
.200
Melchior B0
Milligan 36
Williams 29
Coltrln 49
Guigni 48
Murray 39
Coleman 2
Hausman
Reams 21
Whltt 22
Hester
Tr.a.stlev 8
.361 ;
.345 i
.224 '
.146 I
.103
.000
.056
.095 ;
.182
.000
.250
.429 !
.333
.250 !
.000 i
.000
Stanley 14
Battiste
Callahan f
Leonard ?
Bromley
Totals 453
102
.225
GIL AND RED OPEN CAMP
San Francisco. April 28. Gilbert
flallant of Boston and Red Watson
of Los Angeles have started training
here for their scheduled 20 round .
clash at Daly City on the evening of
May S. Gallant is five pounds heavier
than wien he started training 10
Watson last time, and Manager Mc
Lean thinks Gallant will show consid
erable improvement over his former
work. Watson and Gallant t boxed, a
20 round draw here several weeks
ago.
If you will go to your drag store and
get a 2-ounce bottle of Salgrene and
mi with 4 ounces of olive oil you wjl)
get immediate relief from rheumatism,
lumbago and other kidney troubles. It
is said to permanently relieve the most
severe cases. (Adv.)
j BATTING AVERAGES :
CROSS AND VELSH TO
SWAP BLOWS OVER 20
BELL ROUTE TONIGHT
Winner May Have Chance at
Champion Ritchie if Price
Suits Promoter McCarey.
WILLIAMS GETS CHANCE
former Multnomah Club Bantam
Champion to Zlfht 10 Bound Pre
liminary With BattUnr cnleo.
Los Angeles, April 28. One of the
most promising lightweight battles
ever offered in southern California is
the general opinion of Ls Angeles
fans today with regard to tonight's
scheduled 20 round match at Vernon
between Leach Cross and Freddie
welsh. The winner, if the demands of
Champion Ritchie and the financial
limit of Promoter McCarey can be
equalized,' may have a chance at the
lightweight title here on July 4.
The men are to weigh 135 pounds.
ringside. Each is well under the
weight, and according to experts who
have looked them over, in condition for
a run speed battle.
. Welsh, largely because of his easy
victory over the timid Rivers here, has
been made a 2 to 1 favorite. Rivers
two defeats of Cross have entered
largely into the making of- the odds.
The price, however, has tempted out
much Cross money. Sar Francisco aps
parently liking well the chances of the
short ender.
Another amateur who has shown
well in Pacific coast tournaments will
break into the professional class to
night in a 10 round preliminary. He
is Walter Williams, who formerly
sported the colors of the Multnomah
club of Portland. Williams has been
given a hard customer In Battling
Chico, a sturdy, slugging Mexican trial
horse.
A six round preliminary will bring
together Johnny Arrouzay, a local
newsboy, and Patsy Kline of New
York, a youth with freckles and a hook
nose and an Irish burr as his conver
sational headllner.
SEATTLE BEATS SPOKANE
Spokane, Wash., April 28. The
Seattle Giants defeated the locals yes
terday by the score of 4 to 2. Pete
Schneider pitched great ball for the
Giants and was at hi best In the
pinches. He was given poor support.
The score: R. H.B.
Seattle 4 18 6
Spokane 2 7 2
Batteries Schneider and Cadman;
McCorry and Shea. Altman.
t Hanson Plays Davis.
J. Hanson and Earl Davis will play
for the Bowie and Caldwell 18.2 bil
liard championship tonight. A victory
for Davis will glv him the title. If
Hanson wins he will be a tie with
Davis for first place.
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FEB VET HASEBUT
147 Broadway, near Mormon
Tke Journal Building Barker Skop
solicits tke patronage of gentlemen wno appreciate a
high-class sanitary shop with expert-service. '
Wo expense Las been spared to make this marble barber palace attractive
to tbe most critical patrons. TLe barbers bave all bad years or ex
perience in Portland' s best shops and bave been engaged because of
tbeir expertness. . ,
Chiropodist Department
The Chiropodist room is under the management of an expe
rienced operator, who was for 10 years connected with the
surgical room of one of the largest eastern hospitals. The
most sanitary and up-to-date methods are used. The patron
age of ladies as well as gentlemen will be appreciated-
This is a non-tip
MULTNOMAH FLY
CASTERS TO SHOW
SKILL THIS WEEK
Wednesday, and Thursday
Set Aside for Contest at
East End of Bridge.
Everything is In readiness for the
first monthly casting tournament to
be held by the Multnomah Anglers
club. The new casting float has been
built and put Jn position In the small
pond just south of the east end of the
Hawthorne bridge.
On Wednesday evening the follow'
lng events will be held:
Long distance fly casting with light
rods.
Long distance fly casting with S
ounce rods.
One-half ounce bait casting for dis
tance.
Distance bait casting wlfi both
quarter and half ounce weights.
On Thursday there will be:
One-half ounce accuracy bait cast
ing. Accuracy fly casting.
Dry fly casting for accuracy.
In addition to thisf there will be a
special dry fly casting event on Thurs
day evening for the rod donated by
R. D. Wilson of Oregon City.
On both evenings, events will begin
at 4:30 p. m., in order that the program
may be completed before darkj
These contests are open to all an
glers, whether members of the club ir
not. The club medals will be awarded
to the winners for the different evenfs
to be kept by the victors until tie
next monthly tournament.
Quite a large entry list is expected,
as a good many casters have been
practicing faithfully since the big
tournament held last March.
"RIDE UP AND SAVE $5 TO $10" ;
MAX MICHEL
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Second Floor, S. W. Corner, 4th and Washington
Direct Elevator on. Fourth, Just Off Washington
Why Drink WATER
A
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shop. Digression from this rule will cause embarrassment.
OPEN CAMPAIGN
TO ADD MEMBERS
TO CLUB'S ROLL
Multnomah Trustees Make
Big Reductions to Secure
Total of 1500,
"Fifteen hundred active members by
July 1 is the slogan of the member
ship campaign committee of the Mult- I
nomah Amateur Athletic club. The
"Winged M" club has an active mem'
bership of 1100 at present and the com
mittee expects to pass the goal in a
couple of months.
To help In securing new members
the board of trustees accepted the
membership committee's recommenda
tion to reduce the initiation fees dur-
Ing the campaign of two months.
The club has ample room for S00
more members and expects to have a
targe number of applicants after to
morrow night s social affair.
The senior membership fee has been
reduced from $25 to $5 and the Inter
mediate fee has ben cut from 120 to
S5. The Initiation fee of the Ladies'
Annex during the campaign will be
$2.50 instead of $10.
It was also decided to cut the life
membership fee for members over 45 I
years of age from $250 to $150. This j
change will be a permanent one. The j
cost of life membership for members
Detween zi ana 4b years of age is
$250.
It was also decided to allow mem
bers over 17 and under 21 years of
age to Join the Intermediates.
Is Champion Typewriter.
Toronto, April 28. Averaging 126
words per minute for 30 minutes. Miss
Margaret Owen of New York retained
her title of world's champion type
writer. A
As I would like to see
Mayor Abee
In one of my smart new Spring
and Summer
$1$
SUITS
rm sure there's a "Suit to suit"
Mayor Albee and every other
Portland man, no matter what
he usually pays for his Clothe.
Nothing wonderful about my
policy 1 Just a simple matter of
cutting expenses to the mini
mum no high rent, no big in.
vestment for fixtures, no gilt
nor glitter of any kind. That's
why I CAN AND DO SELL FOR
$15 THE SAME CLASS OF
CLOTHES THAT HIGH RENT
STORES MUST ASK YOU $20
TO 525 FOR!
When You Can Get
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until, the bottle is opened by the consumer. TChe
consumer is absoluely assured a beer of ideal
effervescence, snap and purity.
A trial will surely convince any one of the ex
cellence of Salem Bottled Beer.
The Family Trade of Portland Is Supplied by
the Firm of
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