The Oregon daily journal., March 06, 1915, Page 10, Image 10

THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL,' PORTLAND, SATURDAY EVENING, MARCH 6. 1815.
FAST ST.
MARK 'TEAM
BRINGING UP FATHER
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Fresno. Cal., March 6. Outfielder
Billy Speas and In fieTder Bobby Davis
. irrived at the Beaver curnp late last
oigrht- It Is understood, that McCredlo
will offer Speas the aiptaijiey of the
; club today.
- Fresno, Calif., March 6. Those ha'rd
hittlns fast fielding: youngsters from
St. Mary's college are hero today for
the first, of two games with McCredie's
coast league champions and the
chances are that -the classmen will
eiv the professionals all that la com
ing to them. St. Mary's always puts
out a dangerous team and it has prob
ably given more baseball players to
the major league than any other col
lege in. the United States.
McCredle has- announced his. batting
order for today's game as follows:
Naught on, right field; Ccltrin, short
stop; Poan, center field; Stumpf, sec
ond base; Murphy, third base; t Lober.
left field; Hall, first base; Fisher and
Coleman, catchers and Higgmbotham,
.Evens and Rleger, pitchers. Of .course
there Is always the chance that Mac
will switch his pitchers at the last
minute and send In some of the young
fellows. .
: The first: accident of the camp oc
curred during Jie practice yesterday.
Irve Ulgglnbotnam, as is his wont, be
gan cutting loose some fast ones to
Qua Fisher. Gus was hit on the thumb
the other day when be wasn't looking
and this sore thumb was struck yes
terday by one of lug's fastest ones. He
may not be able to do much catching
against trie collegians.
Derrick left Houston, Texas, where
he has been visiting Bill James and the
6t Louis Browns, Thursday, ami
should be here by Sunday. Billy Spea
who may be made captain of the club,
Klrcher, Covaleskie and Carlsch must
be Hearing Fresno. McCredle no
longer considers Reed a member of
the Beaver squad although he has not
entirely relinquished title to the ln
fielder. He is so well fortified that h
can do this with Stumpf 'already hav
ing second base clinched and such
material as Coltrln, Murphy, Naughton
and Davis to select the other positions
from. .
Stumpf will be the tallest second
baseman the Portland club has had in
years as he 1$ a six footer.
The Jefferson high school second
string, players were defeated by the
Oresham high team last night, 16
to 15.
The Sell wood Swastikas and the
Newsboys Will clash in the Y. M. C. A.
tomorrow night for the 135 pound
championship of the city.
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. ; during the first workout of the Bejavers in the training camp at
Fresno. This la the first photograph from the Portland train
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HANDICAP POLO CUP
FINAL IS SCHEDULED
Game-Is Expected to Be One
of Best of Season and
Interest Is Shown.
Ran Diego, Cal., March 6. The final
match for the Hotel Del Coronado
handicap polo cup will be played to
morrow afternoon by Cooperstown (N.
Y.) and the Mldwlck team of Los An
geles county.
The Piping Rock freebooters were
eliminated, from the match Tuesday by
Cooperstown in a runaway game, 17
to 8.
Tomorrow's game is expected to be
one of the best of the season and has
created a lot of interest.
The line-up tomorrow will be as
follows:,
Cooperstown F. S. von Stade, Nol 1;
C. C. Rumsey, No. 2; C. E. Beadleston,
No. 3; Malcolm Btevenson, back.
MIdwick Frederic McLaughlin, No.
1 ; J. Watson Webb, No. 2 ; Hugh
Drury, No. 3; Carleton Burke, back.
Today's match was between River
side and the Coronado freebooters.
Riverside Harry Pattee, No. 1 ; Hill
yard Lett, No. 2; Frank Hudson, No.
3; Thomas le Boutlllier III, back.
Coronado E. Q. McVitty, No. I:
Harry Weiss, No. 2: Colonel Max
Fleischmann, No, 2; L. B. Harrison,
No. 4.
Home, Ark., offers to give a 200 pourTd
hog to any one finding him a suitable
wife within 90 days.
QF PORTLAND BEAVERS
FOR PLAY TOMORROW
LARGE GALLERY
WATCHES FINALS
IN GOLF TOURNEY
Davis Slight Favorite Though
Gartz Shows Remark
- able Form,
Santa Barbara, Cal., March 5. A
large gallery today followed H. K. B.
Davis of San Francisco and R. C. Gartz
of Lake Geneva, Wis., when they be
sran the final round of the Santa Bar
bara invitation golf tournament. Davis
was a slight favorite because of his
long experience and powerful hitting
from the tee, but Gartz, although a
mere boy, has displayed remarkable
form. .
Davis defeated A. A. French of Los
Angeles yesterday four up and three
to go, after being one down at the
twelfth. Garts disposed of Ervin Arm
strong, former California champion,
six up and four to play.
ON THE ALLEYS
Th following gataca war rolled on the Ore
gon aUeya last nig tit:
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KLEIST PRINTER!
1st. 21. M. Trt. Ave.
nittmar J4H 155 131 452 144
Armitage 170 1S4 lfiS 512 171
Moore 1S3 182 lfiS 534 178
Dater 165 1H4 1WJ 617 172
Baird 171 225 177 673 191
Totala 8;5 :W 803 2588
I NION MEAT COM PA NT
Morita 227 147 204 67S 183
Morgan 170 140 138 449 140
Kea 3 143 24 484 161
Waaober 1C-4 172 157 4S3 161
Uerrlck 176 168 173 616 172
Totala 863 170 S74 007
High score Morita 227.
High aTarage Morita 193.
Union Meat Co. won two games.
lX)OLT & COMPANY
Ferry Smith 188 184 174 54 182
Sloweger 155 152 166 473 158
Frl Smith 1S1 194 187 563 188
Mielaon 187 163 174 523 174
Anatey 172 169 17tt 617 172
Totala 883 861 877 2621
BALLOU tc WRIGHT
Flarln 218 183 177 67 192
Nelaon 142 149 126 x417 189
Douglas 122 125 135 S82 127
Absentee 143 143 143 429 143
Humphrey 132 155 136 429 143
Totala 75 761 717 2233
HlRh ecore Flain 21.
Hlffta avi-rase Flavin 1!)2.
Dooly St Co. won three ganie.
Oregon Aggies Win
In Wrestling Meet
Oregon Agricultural College, Corval
lis. Ore., March 6. The University of
Washington wrestling team was de
feated In the dual meet with the Ore
gon Aggie grapplers last night. The
Aggies won four out of the seven
events.
The results:
108 Ppunds King (O. A." C.f beat
Yamada (Washington). 1 fall, 10 min
utes 3 seconds. 115 Pounds Hard man
(O. A. C.) beat Bolton (Washington),
1 fall, 7 minutes. 125 Pounds Gale
(Washington) beat Bolin (O. A. C), 1
fall, 8 minutes. 135 Pounds Armot
(O. A. C.) beat Talbot (Washington),
decision. 145 Pounds Hawkins (O. A.
C.) beat Shanly (Washington), deci
sion. 158 Pounds Smith (Washing
ton), beat Walters (O. A.. C), decision.
175 Pounds Van Ie Gogart (Washing
ton) beat Allworth (O. A. C), 1 fall,
1 minute.
Oregon Quintet Is
Defeated by 0. A. C.
University of Oregon, Kugene, Or.,
March 6. The Oregon Agricultural
college team defeated Hugo Bezdek's
tossers-here last night by the score
of 23 to 18. The contest was close from
start to finish.
At the end of the first half the Ag
gies were leading but seven points, the
score being 14 to 7. The playing of
Dewey of the O. A. C- team featured
the first half. In the second half the
locals cut down the Aggie lead but
could not overcome it.
The lineups: -
Oregon P--s. O. xf C.
Skeet'Blgbee (12) F ..... . Phillips (4)
Sharpe, Wheeler . F. . Sieber t3
Morton (2) .... .C. ... 4 . Mix
Lyle Blgbee (4) .CJ. ... . Dewev (15)
Boylen ......... .G. ....... . King (2
Two polnts were awarded O. A. C.
because of excess fouls on Morton.
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Hagerman Hops to O. B.
Chicago, March 6.- "Rip" Hagerman,
the v former Portland Beaver twirler,
who Jumped from the Cleveland Amer
icans last fall to the Chicago Federals,
announoed yesterday he would hop
back to organized basebalL
JETER FOGG SAYS:
"Tbere are two ktadr of Baaeball Goods
Wright Dltson end the otbera." : .
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FINAL LEAGUE HOCKEY
GAME SCHEDULED TO
BE PLAYED TONIGHT
Rosebuds Hopeful of Turning
Tide of Battle; Muldoon
1 Wants Big Score.
Portland's final Pacific Coast
Hockey league match will be played
in the Ice Hippodrome tonight at 8:30
o'clock between the Victoria Aristo
crats and the Rosebuds. Last Thurs
day night, the locals trimmed Lester
Patrick's aggregation of puck chasers
9 to 1.
Patrick's players are hopeful of
winning tonight's battle. They were
off color In Thursday's game as the
result of having to travel Wednesday
and Thursday after a hard game on
Tuesday night with the Millionaires.
Manager Pete Muldoon has ordered
his players to go get tonight's game
by as large a score as possible. In
dividual playing will be cast aside
for combination playing and a close
game is expected.
The Rosebuds will line-up the same
as they did in Thursday's contest, but
during the second period Connie Ben
son will be given another opportunity
to break into the goal scoring column.
Benson has failed to score a goal this
season, although In the game Thurs
day nlgnt he was given about 30 gold
en opportunities to net the puck.
The visitors line-up will be the
same with 8 mall 1 and Rowe on the
bench ready to Jump Into the game at
a moment's notice.
The Qttawa and Wanderer teams
are tied for the championship of the
National Hockey association. Each
team has won 14 and lost 6 games.
The two teams will clash in home and
home games next week and the septet
that -scores the greatest number of
goals--In the two contests becomes the
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CBtBEnOMHEAtR ORSENPTIQSSTAMPSTO US,
title holder. The winners of the
championship wllf play the Vancouver
team of the Pacific Coast league for
the world s title.
The final games of the N. H. A.
Wednesday night were won and lost
by one goal.
The scores:
Wanderers 5, Toronte'4.
Ottawa 4, Quebec 3.
Canadiena 2, Shamrocks 3.
BILLIARD, NEWS
. Chicago, .March 6. The world's
championship three- cushion billiard
tournament will begin here this after
noon. Twelve stars from all sections
of the country will make up the field.
Alfred De Oro,J holder of the cham
pionship, will be In the entries, and is
the favorite in the betting. The tourna
ment will last 18 days, playing two
games each day.
Robert Scott was defeated In the
fifth block of his match with Roy
LaDue in the ; White House parlors
last night, 205 to 125. Scott is now
leading by 87 points. The high runs
were: LaDue, 21, 26, 39; Scott, 42, 28.
Sox After "Homerun King."
Los Angeles, Cal., March 6. That
"Homerun" Frank Baker, formerly of
the Philadelphia Athletics may be
come a member of the Chicago White
Sox is the hope today of President
Charles A. Comiskey of that club.
There Is a possibility that Baker will
be turned over to the New York Amer
icans, according to Comiskey. If he
is, the White Sox will make a bid for
him.
White Sox number one team made it
two straight against the Angels yes
terday, taking the game three to two-
Score: R. H. EL
Chicago -'. . . .. ........ 3 9
Los Angeles ..........2
Batteries: Russell, Johnson, Scott
and Mayer; Check, Ryan sua Brooks.
Washington Loses to I. A. C.
Seattle, Wash., March 6. The Illinois
Athletic club basketball quintet de
feated the University of Washington
team last night by the score of 47 to
35. ' The game was close from the
start, the Windy City team winning
by superior shooting. Johnson starred
for the I. A. C five, making 24 points.
Savage scored 17 of the points made
by Washington.
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MOSCOW'S STOCK AS
BOXER IS BOOMING AS
RESULT 1 OF SHOWING
Boxer Draws With Schmeer
in Main Event at .Olympic
Club Smoker.
Jimmy Moscow's stock as a boxer
Is taking leaps and bounds skyward
as the result of the showing he made
against Tost Schmeer in the main
event of the Olympic club smoker last
night.. The bout was declared a draw
by referee Helser after four rounds
of fast, clean boxing. .
The fans were surprised at the Im
provement In Moscow's boxing. He
came within an ace of out slugging
the former Multnomah club' boxer and
forced Schmeer to extend himself.
Schmeer was handicapped on account
of stiff muscles.
J. Frederick Meagher, of Vanocwrer,
Wash., defeated "Slats" Heffernen via
the K. O. route in- four rounds, rehir
ing the first two rounds, Heffernen
outboxed the Evergreen club boxer,
but In the third, Meagher evened up
matters by scoring two knockdowns.
In the final round a right cross fin
ished the go.
Two other Evergreen club boxers.
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George Bender and "Soldier" Sullivan,
were winners. Sullivan won from Joe
Washburn in four rounds. The soldier
used his left hand to a big advantage
and also started his haymaker, a long
right swing, several times, but failed
to land it. Bender beat Rooney in
three rounds.
Clyde Bullen wns forced to quit in
the second round in his bout with Tay
lor because of lnjulry to his hand. At
tlie time, Bullen had a big lead over
Taylor, when the event was stopped.
Alex Trambetus won his fifth straight
bout by beating Sam Casler.
Juarez Results.
Jaurcz, Mar. 6.1 Yesterday's results.
First race Little Bigger, 4 to 1, 3 to
1 and even, won: Veldt, 2 to 1 and even,
second; Rose Marion, 1 to 2, third.
Time: :50 2-5. '
Second race Miss Lewlston, 10 to 1,
4 to 1 and 2 to 1, won; Regards, I to 2
and out, second; Woof, 7 to 10, third.
Time: 1:31. Scratch Christmas Daisy.
Third race- Freda Johnson,- 5 to 2, 4
to 5 and 1 to 3, won; Moscowa, 1 to 3
and 1 to 4, second; Melts, 4 to 6, third.
Time: 1:42 4-5.
Fourth race Gasket, . 7 to 10,. t to 6
and out, won; Mike Donlln, S to 1 and
3 to 2, second: Ancestors, 1 to 8, third.
Time: 1:29 2-5. Scratch Chas. Fox. .
Fifth race Auntie Curl, 10 to 1, 4
to 1 and 2 to 1. won; Wild Bear, even
and 1 to 2, second ; Cleopat, 1 to 2,
third. Time: 1:05 2-6.
Sixth race Little Birdie, 2 to 1, 4
to 5, 2 Jto 5. won Greenbrae, 8 tcfl and 4
to 1. second: Jennie Crawford, 2 to 1,
third. Time 1:02. Scratch Zla, 'Kat
Shelly and Little Bit.
Seventh race Hardball. 7 to 8, 1 to
2 and 1 to 4, won; Durin, even and 1 to
2, second; Eck Davis, even, third.
Time: 1:41 3-5. Scratch Lehigh.
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former, boston American jn
fielder Move; "About Like a
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tell, former Detroit
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ton American leagu
njflelder, was the
latest addition to t
Venice club yea-
terday, in training
ipre. Purtell wss
out in uniform and lobked ood around
second base. ;lla rrjoes . like a "streak
of lightning and isl ftvery Inch a': fin
ished fielder. ! if : i '
Glelschmann, flrstsacker, a1no has
made a lasting lmprejmlon on Manager
Hap Hogan. while' lietling N the
same old reliable platjpf, only more full
of pepper and ash. .!
The Tlgerst worked hard for; two
hours and a half thjuj inornlng but did
not play! a practical fime. They wUl
have hitting practice' tomorrow before
lunch, and In; the lftrnoon play the
Indianapolis j American - association
team. !l . . ! t j- i . .
Backstops Mitre audi Yants are still
absent. Pitcher Koeteltrier and Infleider
Hosp also have failea jto arrive.
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