THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, THURSDAY EVENING,1 .MAY 14. 1914-
SHUSTER FAINTS AND
THEN VICTORIANS ARE
ABLE TO PUT IT OVER
Umpire Has Heat Stroke in
Middle of Game and Is
Xaken to Hospital.
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N5UIGNI HAS PERFECT DAY
Pacific Corns t Lie ague
Won. Lost.
Venice 24
lt?a"i r rancisco "
nuiTumenio v
Los Angeles ....20
Oakland 17
Portland ....14
Portland Third Bakr Oats Tbrea
Doubles and lag-la Wtiel Handles
11 Chances Perfectly at Second.
STANDING OF THE STEAMS pni 1 1 MIDI A PIDTIIDCO
UULUmUIH UHriUIL0
THE BASEBALL TITLE
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19
19
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22
21
Pet.
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.513
.600
.43
.400
Northwestern League
Won. Lost.
Vancouver 19 9
Seattle - 19 11
-Spokane- r IS 12
Tacoma 14 16
Portland 9 20
Victoria 9 30
Western League.
Won. Lost.
Denver 14
8t. Joseph i ... .12
Des Moines 12
Topeka , 12
Sioux City 12
Lincoln 11
Omaha . . , "8
Wichita 7
8
8
10
11
11
12
12
16
Pet.
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.633
.600
.467
.310
.310
Pet.
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WOOZY
EXHIBITION
(Peninsula Lads Roll Up First
Victory Over Jefferson inj
Recent Years,
ANNUAL TEACK
MEET OF -M. A. A.
C. MEN SUNDAY
.Chairman Hawkins Arranges
for Handicap Affair to
Start at 10 o'Clock.
THEM
I'mprre Frank Shuster toppled over
In the fifth Inning yesterday from a
heat ntnkp and had to be carried from
the field, Frank Kastley of the Colts
nd BUI Ne of the liven finishing
out the game, which was won by Vic
toria 4 to :'. Up to that time the
'score was '.'-all. as the tennis .oiks
nay. OHcar Jones, the newest and
' pr' bshly the oldest Colt, was on the
receiving end of the beating, and
from the antics of Osnle there waa
more "N" than "ye" in the facial
adornment of the Victoria makeshift
umpire, who called a couple of walks
on the vet in the seventh and gave
thy visitors a chance to win out on
Lumh'a pinch hit.
Carnev had ulna-led arid Driscoll
sacrificed In the fifth, when Sinister,
m.indlng behind the plate, was seen
to topple over tiack wards In a faint.
The playprs ran to him and picked
lilrn up. They got him on hie feet
aualn and he stood fr a moment,
when lie suddenly pitched forward,
tnit w;is caught before reaching the
ground lie was rarrled Into the
lt,b house, where Ioc Ackerman
worked over Mm and brought him to
f"f fldently to send him to the hos
pital. Inasmuch as .'resident Jones
had let I'm pi re f'heyne go. Shunter
was working alone aculn yesterday.
I't, was feeling 111 before the game
Ml.lted.
Both Clubs made their first runs
i the opening Inning. Lamb doubled
and Zimmerman walked, with an out
between them. VVIlholt sacrificed and
Netsel. who replaced Pelinas In the
Victoria battlnc order when the latter
'.-as chased off the field by Sinister
for crabbing, slnplert in center and
rltanrd the bases.
Callahan's single' end Melchior's
li'-uie. run over the right field fence
Off Irlsi-ol), tied up me score.
In the seventh Brooks walked,
Pi anion popped to Murray, and Carney
singled through short. Oriscoll
walked, fllllnif the sacks. Lamb sln
rlcd across second and two scored.
Bertram was run down in a cutoff on
some .)iilck thinking by McKune,
MHllgnn to McKune to Williams.
Jones threw t'nim out.
The feature of I he game was
Ciiilgnl'K hitting. rtir vlneynrdi.st
letting three doubles and a single in
four times up. Portland made 13 hits.
but poor basertwinlng kept the. score
down. Another feature was the, field
ing of Netzel, castoff Colt,
handled 11 chances .perfectly.
Score:
VICTORIA.
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Western Tri-State
Won. Lost.
Pendleton 19 13
Walla Walla 17 15
Baker 15 17
North Yakima 13 19
National
League.
Won. Lost.
Pittsburg 15 4
New York .". 9 6
Brooklyn 9 7
Philadelphia 9 7
Cincinnati 11 11
St. Ijouis 10 14
Chicago 9 13
Boston 3 13
American
League.
Won. Lost.
Detroit 17 7
Philadelphia 10 8
New York 10 9
St. Louis 11 11
Chicago . .11 12
Washington 1 11
Boston 8 11
Cleveland 8 14
SB ! RIGGS BUFFALOED
622
522
Prep Pitcher would Have Scored Enut
ont on High Schoolers but for
Bloch's Error.
I Was the Jefferson high school base
j ball team, champions of the Interschol
!S31 -astlc league of the 1913 season, a vlc-
g i tim of the unlucky thirteenth "jinx"
I yesterday? It appeared that way to a
! majority of the blue and gold sup
porters who saw their team go down to
an 11 to 2 defeat at the hands of the
Columbia University team. The blue
and gold team played like a 'bunch of
sand lotters in the field, being charged
with seven errors and they were -unable
to connect with the slants of Pitcher
Rlggs of Columbia at the right time.
Yesterday's victory over Jefferson is
the first one Columbia has won in a
number of seasons, and it gives the
peninsula players a cinch hold Of the
title for the 1314 season. This Is the
first time Columbia has won the cham
pionship since 1908
.478
.400
.304
.406
Pet.
.789
.600
.563
.536
.500
.417
.409
.187
Pet.
.708
.556
.626
.500
.478
.476
.421
.364
Federal
Baltimore 12
St. Louis 13
Indianapolis 10
Chicago 11
Brooklyn 7
Kansas City 9
Buffalo 7
Pittsburg 7
Iypajrue.
Won. Lost.
5
8
8
10
8
14
11
12
Pet.
.705
.1D
.556
The annual handicap track and field
; meet of the Multnomah Amateur Ath
j letic club, which has not been held for
a number of years, will be staged Sun
1 day morning at 10 o'clock on the club
' field. Martin Hawkins, chairman of
the out-door athletic committee, has
arranged the list of events and the
handicaps of the entrants.
There will be nine events in the
meet. Braeo is the only member of the
club track and field team entered In
the meet and he will give Dell O'Han
lon a 30 yard handicap in the 440 yard
run.
The events, entries and handicaps
Bre:
50 yard R. W. Price, 4 yards; E.
Itoth, 4 yards; W. Jackson, 2 yards; R.
M. Jones, 4 yards; A. S. Frohman, 5
yards; S. Humphrey, 3 yards; D.
O'Hanlon, "4 yards; R. W. Frohman, 5
yards; J. Dwyer, 5 yards; Boynton, 4
yards; G. Eastham, 6 yards; Mitchell,
6 yards; Noble, 5 yards; Buzby, 6
yards; Stiles, 3 yards; Ireland, 4 yards;
Huston.
100 yard A. R. Hlne. 6 yards; E.
Roth, 6 yards; S. Humphrey, 6 yards;
J. Dwyer, 9 yards; R. W. Price, 6 yards;
Boynton, 8 yards; G. Eastham, 9 yards;
Mitchell, 9 yards; Noble. 9 yards; An
derson, 4 yards; Brace, 4 yards; Stile.,
4 yards; Irelind, 7 yards; Huston; Stin-
8 yards; K. Frank, 8 yards; W.
American Association.
Won. Lost.
Louisville . lfi 7
Milwaukee 14 7
Indianapolis 12 9
Minneapolis 10 9
Kansas City 13 13
Columbus 9 13
St. Paul '. . 9 14
Cleveland . . 8 16
Pitcher Riggs of Columbia allowed
Jefferson seven hits, and 6hould have son.
scored a shutout but an error by Bloch j Jackson. 4 yards; R. M. Jones. 7 yards;
allowed a runner to score and another A. S. Frohman, 8 yards; D. O'Hanlon, 8
to reach third. I yards; R. W. Frohman, 8 yards.
Jefferson had runners on the bags 220 yard A. R. Hine, 7 yards; E.
every inning but the ninth, but Riggs j Roth, 7 yards; S. Humphrey, 6 yards;
tightened up and held them scoreless i J Dwyer, 8 yards; R. W. Price; 7 yards;
5"t lin every inning but tne rourin. v . ooie. iu yaras; ouzoy, iu yarns.
.467 Wolfer'e error in the third gave Co- i Anderson; Brace; Stiles, 2 yards.
.391 jiumbia its first tally. Muirhead sin- 440 yard D. O'Hanlon, 30 yards;
eled. took second on a sacri f ice and ! Brace.
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McKenna's grounder, and that started Ireland, 50 yards.
the fireworks. In the fourth three 220 hurdle R. W. Price, 6 yards; E.
runners tallied. Columbia scored again Frank, 10 yards; B. Mitchell, 20 yards;
! in the seventh on an error, a hit and a j Stineon.
i sacrifice. Four runs were chalked up ' High jump Magone; Noble, 1 foot;
In tho oltrhth and two in the ninth. Mlnson. b inches; tsrace. 6 inches.
Muirhead's batting was a feature.
He scored three hits out of four times
ud. McKenna. Murphy, Irvine and
The !
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Union Association
Won. Lost.
Ogden I"
Boise 8
Murray 8
Butte
Salt Lake 3
Helena 3
4
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11
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and Sheehy each made two hits,
score:
COLUMBIA.
AB. R. H.
McKenna. 2b 5 1 2
Mon cf 4 O
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..4 1 1
Broad jump Mercereau, 1 foot;
O'Hanlon, 1 foot; Dwyer. 1 foot 4
inches; Noble, 1 foot 6 inches; Stiles.
Shot Mercereau; Buzby, 2 feet;
Pet
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American Golfers
Are Lucky in Draw
None of American Stars Pitted Against
English Cracks la First Bound at
Sandwich Links.
Sandwich. England. May 14. The
American golfers were lucky In the
draw of the British Amateur Golf tour
nament yesterday afternoon. None of
Uncle 8am's players will meet any of
England's best players in the early
matches, although the players they are
pitted against may give them a hard
game.
The drawings were:
Francis Oimet vs. C. C. Magregor .of
Manila. Jerome D. Travers vs. Charles
Palmer of Handsworth.
Charles (Chick) Evans Jr., of Chi
cago vs. W. Craneton of Walton Heath:
Frederick Herreshoft of New York vs.
H. St. John of Northumberland; Har
old Weber of Toledo vs. J. Remer of
Birkilale; Krarer Halo of Chicago vs.
W. Whig-man of Royal St. George: Ed
ward S. Knapp of West Brook vs. A.
Chadwiek of Ginsbtrry.
Shea-, rf R
Muirhead. lb 4
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A. K.
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Totals 3 11
JEFFERSON.
AB. R.
Burke, rf 3
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Loughlin;
Javelin-
Anderson. 1 foot.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES
10 27 14
Woolfer,
Sheehy, Ub
Irvine, v
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Mi?od. 3b .
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At Chicago: R H K
Brooklyn 0 7 2
Chieaco 8 5 1
Batteries Reulbach and Fischer;
Cheney and Bresnahan. Wagner re
placed Ruelbach in fifth.
At St. Louis: R H K
Philadelphia 3 7 2
St. Louis 5 1
Batteries Marshall and Killifer;
Doak and Snyder.
7 27 10
Trttala 34 2 13 27 17
WUIIima out. bit by halted ball.
SCORE BY INNINGS.
Vletorla 2 0 0000200 4
Hlta 2 o O 1 1 0 2 0 ft A
Portland 2 n O i 0 n o 0 O 2
Hlti 3 1222101 1 13
I SIMM ARY.
Ktruek out By lirtacull 1. Baea on balla
-off Jonas 8. UrUeoll 2. Two bane hita
l.i' nib. Gulgnl it. Three baae hi t a .tones.
Hntna run Melchlor. 8erlflre hlta Wllbolt,
Mllllgan. William. pnnne.l balla ('amity.
Tine 2;00. 1'mpirea Mhusler, Nye and
tatter.
TINY LEONARD IS FREE
Walla Walla, Wash., May 14.
"Tiny" Leonard, who tried- with Nick
Williams Northwestern Colts and
railed to make good. Is a free agent,
s he will today receive his release
from the Walla, Walla 'club of the
Western Tri-State league. Leonard
could not be used here, owing to the
rut in toe salary limit, and he asked
for his release, which Manager August
Bade sent him last night.. Leonard
says he has a good offer for his
cervices, fcut did not state from where
It came.
Ten Schools Will
Meet at Vancouver
Mors Than 50 Athletes Cro After Prises
and Championship of Southwestern
Washington Tomorrow and Saturday.
Vancouver, Wash., May 14. Entries
have been received from 10 different
schools In southwestern Washington
for the big track and field meet which
will be held here tomorrow and Satur
day. More than 50 contestants will be
entered and will represent the follow
ing schools: Hoqulam, Montesano,
Olympla, Centralla, Chehalis, Kelso,
Castle Rock, Kalama, Woodland and
Vancouver.
A banquet Is being arranged for the
visitors, to be given in the high school
gymnasium following the meet. The
medals and other trophies will be pre.
sented at this time and a shqrt pro
gram of extemporaneous speeches will
be carried out.
At Cincinnati: R H K
Boston 0 3 1
Cincinnati 1 2 2
Batteries James and Whaling;
Ames and Clark.
Race Drivers Tuning Up.
Indianapolis, May 14. Drivers
Vi8hart,i Dawson, Burman, Jules
(Imii, Oldfleld, De Palma, Klein and
others were tuning up today for the
Memorial day race on the Indianapo
lis speeoway.
; SS. ROSE CITY
Sails 9 A. M., Miy 17th, for
SanFrancisco
Totals 32
SCORE BY INNINGS.
Jefforson 0(in2fOOr.c 2
Hlta O 1 O 2 2 200O 7
Columbia ' 0 0 1 3 0 0 1 4 211
Hlta 1 0 1 20 1 1 2 210
SUMMARY.
Two base hlta Burke. Shea, Murphy. Three
bnap hit Hornby. Stolen bases McKenna 2.
Rlggs 2. MnrphT. Mason, Lodell. Bas on
balls Off James e, oft Riggs ft. Left on
"banea Jpfferaon 7, Columbia 8. Strnrk out
Bt James 7, Illcgs 5. Wild pitches James,
Riggs. UmpIre Rankin.
,
SEATTLE BUNCKES HITS
Seattle Wash.. May 14. Timely hit
ting and fast fielding gave the Seattle
Giants a 4 to 1 victory over McGin
nlty's Tigers yesterday. Each team
made eight hits, but Seattle bunched
their bingles at the right time.
The score: R H E
Tacoma 1 8 1
Seattle 0
Batteries Kurfess and Brottem.
Harris; Bonner and Cadman.
COVALESKIE IS A PUZZLE
Vancouver, B. C, May 14. Covales
kle. of the Spokane Indians, was in
vincible yesterday and the league lead
ers lost to Lynch's team by the score
of 2 to 2. Shaw and McCarl made five
of the six hits allowed by the Indian
twirler.
The score: R H E
Spokane j J 2
Vancouver 2 6 3
. Batteries Covaleskis and Shea;
Hunt and Grindle.
At Pittsburg New York-Pittsburg
game postponed; wet grounds.
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Sioux City, 13; Denver, 3;
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Wichita. 6; Des Moines, 4 (11
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