THE ; OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND, TUESDAY. MAY 2, 1916. .
BEAVERS AFTER SCALP
OF ANGELS IN SERIES
THAT OPENS TODAY
Little Ray Sunshine All
That$ras Needed to Bring
; MacRmeh Out in Shape,
KELLY WILL GET CHANCE
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Frank Chance and hla Los Angelea
aggregation will be In our midst
tbls afternoon .-for a slx-gsme ser
iek with the Beavers, anil the league
players figure on making a cleanup on
the tallender. bat Walter Hennery Mc
Credle and hla leds are out to pull the
Seraph out of first place.
The last two games agalnnt Vernon,
which were played )n sunnhlnn for the
first time tula season in the home park,
bowed In a way that all i ii u locals
need la stood weather to work them
selves Into the ben of shape. The
Beavtra are golnf to win a lot of ball
games and there Is no necessity of the
tana becoming- fainthearted.
McCredle figures, on using Herb
Kelly, the new left bander. In one of
the games this week, provided, of
course, on how lie shows in the warm
up. Kelly hadn't hud a ball In hla
tignda for a week or so before reach
ing Portland, but has been showing
pretty wall In the workouts.
Dr. Leslie Clough. the club trainer,
aaya that Johnny Lush's arm la com
ing around In fin chape, and the vet
Should bs able to pitch one of the
game thla week. That will give Mc
Credie two southpaws to work agulnst
the left handed hitters on Chance's
club.
Tha return to form of Byrqn Ilouck
has been one of the sensations of the
past two weeks. Houck won - two of
the; three ball games the Beavers have
taken out of the eight played on the
borne grounds, and the atuff ha showed
In the gam Indicates that he will be
a valuable gunner lfthe old trouble
doesn't come back.
Tha game today will start at S
'clock, provided the Shasta- Limited
geta In on time, which Is 1:50 p. m.
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FROM TRIP WITH
HOOKEY PLAYERS
Manager Says Rochon Prob
ably Will Play' Defense
for Portland Team,
STANDINGS OF THE TEAMS
Pacific t'ojujt league.
Won. Lost. Pet. Win. Xoaa.
Zk8 Aag...lS 11 .577 .593 .556
Veraon ... 13 13 .630 .539 . .500
Oakland ...14 13 .519 .536 .500
aUta ran.. 14 14 .500 17 .483
alt take. .10 la .455 47o .435
VortU&d ..9 13 .409 4435 .391
American League. 4
Won. Hrfint. I'ft.
Wiablngtoa n n .100
ClereUud 7 :tc;
Irft(m ii 7
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New York 7 H .:,.:m
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t. IahiIs 5 0 .l:A7
Fblladelpbla 4 id . .istl
Vatienal League.
Brooklyn n
I'litUdelphia V
Iioaton U
Cblcago , ; 7
Cincinnati 8
l. Louis , 7
Pittsburg 7
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lit. Joseph 2
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Orat Valla 3
Hpokane 3
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Tacome 1
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Chicago. May 2. (U. P.) Mrs.
Norlne Pench was granted a divorce
when ehe told the court that her hus
band wanted to take the money ahe
earned playing baseball for the Chi
cago Bloomer baseball club.
bit anxious about the location of the
cup, and ent a tneaaage of Inquiry
here the other day, wanting to know If
it had been sent. Manager Savage
brought the shipping lnetructlona home
with him, and will consign the trophy
to Manager George Kennedy of tha
Canadlens at Montreal at once.
f Boxing Bout Is Postponed.
New York, May 2. Tha 10 round
boxing contest between Gunboat Smith
and Charlie Welnert, scheduled for
"Wedneaday evening at tha Manhattan
opera, house, has been postponed for
one week owing to an injury to Smith's
hand.
E. II. Savage, manager of the Port
land hockey champions, returned yea
terday from the Montreal-New York
Cleveland tour of tha Rosebuds, with a
report that he had one or two new
men in sight for next season's club
and that the veteran Rochon would
try to fill the lamented Del Irvine's
shoea at defense. Savage law Rochon
hi Canada and the player aaya that the
injured knee, which has prevented him
from playing the paat two years, is
now in good shape.
Savage had a very trying trip east
to settle the world's championship at
Montreal. Besides losing the Stanley
cup, he was carried into litigation over
the Hen of Sam Lichtenheim against
Krnle Johnson's shara of the receipts,
and the death of his star defense man,
Irvine, in Chicago-
Teammates Were Fall Bearers.
"Irvine caught cold at a ball game
in Brooklyn one afternoon," said Sav
age. "The next day we started from
New York to Cleveland to play three
exhibition games, and Pel couldn t get
out of his oerth on the train. I took
him to a physician in Cleveland whe.i
we landed there and his case was
pronounced lumbago. However, upon
further examination the next day, the
physician diagnosed it as pleurisy,
and taid he could be moved to his
home in Winnipeg in safety. I fur
ther broke up our team in sending
Charley Tobln from Cleveland via Chi
cago to Winnipeg. Del becani so bad
in Chicago that Tobin had to take him '
from the train and rush him to the j
hospital. He had the best of care
but didn't have the strength to fight 1
off the pneumonia that had settled in
his system. He was buried at his
home in Winnipeg, the hockey team
acting as pall bearers.
Bnalness round Booming.
"We lost. two of the three games at
Cleveland, broke even in New York
and lost the championship, 3 to 2. The
Tho Canadiena made 15 goals to our
13 in the three games.
"No lacrosse Is being played in Can
ada this year except what is staged for
tha patriotic fund for the Red Cross.
"Business in eastern Canada has been
on :he boom on account of the war,
while business is picking up rapidly in
British Columbia and western Canada.
They say In New York that more
money is being spent for amusement
now than at any time in the history of
tne metropolis. m
"Enlistments ire heavy In Canada
and one hears nothing but war talk oa
all sides."
Manager Savage will arrange at
once to send the Stanley cup. emolem-
atlc of the world s championship, to
Montreal. When Portland won the
hockey title the goblet was turned over
to the Rosebuds by the Vancouver club,
which won it in 1915. Owing to the
terms established by the Stanley trus
tees, a club muaf giva a bond for $750
for the trophy while in Its possession.
The Portland club, as soon as It was
found that there would be a world's
series, didn't take the cup from the ex
press office, and it hae been there ever
since.
The Montreal people were getting a
Labor Press Bumped
By Journal Tossers
PRINTERS' BASEBALL LEAGUrJ.
Won. Let. P. C.
Journal 1 0 1.000
Oregonian 1 0 1.000
Telegram 0 1 .000
Labor Presa 0 1 .000
Frank Livingston's effective twirl
ing enabled The Journal printers' base
ball team to defeat the Labor Press
yesterday afternoon at East Twelfth
and Davis by the score of 10 to 5.
Livingston allowed the losers but four
hits. Cook's' playing at shortstop for
The Journal waa one of the features
of the game. Several sensational plays
were made during the game, which
was played in fast time.
For the Labor Press, Maul was par
ticularly effective in the box and Han
son at ilrst played a fine game.
Next Sunday morning, the Oregonian
team will play the Labor Press and
Monday The Journal will play the
Telegram.
Yesterday's score R. H. E.
Journal 10 7 4
Labor Press 5 4 4
Batteries Livingston and Gardner;
Maul, Jacksorl and Brady.
AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES
Senators Now at Top.
Washington, May 2. (I. N. 8.)
Bab Ruth, Boston's clever southpaw,
suffered his .first defeat this season
by the locals yesterday, 6 to 8. Al
though only allowing six hits: he
went wild in the eighth Inning, pass
ing three men in a row and was re
lieved by Leonard, Henry winning
the game with a double to left which
cleaned the bases. By their victory
the Senators took first place. Score:
BOSTON. I WASHINGTON
AB. H.O. A. AB. H O. A.
Matty Will Try Arm
Out Against Boston
New York. May 2 (I. N. S.)
Christy Mathewson, wh$ for many
seasons was the Giants' mainstay in
the box, has been so much encouraged
during the last few days with hla
work in practice that he has decided
to try out his arm against the Boston
Braves at the polo grounds on Thurs
day. Mathewson was unable to pitch
much last season because of neuritis
in the back of hla left shoulder. He
has been undergoing a course of treat
ments for some time and believes that
disorder has been eliminated.
H'nrlck'n.lf ft
Scott, bs... 8
Hooper, rf. 4
Jauvrin.2b. B
Iew!s.cf . . . 4
Gardrwr,3b. 4
Barry.2b.a 4
Agnew.c,... 2
Thomas, e.. 1
Ruth. p.... 3
Leonard, p. 0
("arrtsan. 0
Shorten. 0
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MINOR BASEBALL
Portland Railway. Light &.
baseball team defeated the
Salmon, Wrash., club Sunday,
6 Morgan. 2b. . 8
2!Henry.e 3
OlMcBrMe.sa. 4
OiUarper,p. . . 4
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Totals ...28 27 12
Totals ..83 10 24 14
Batted for Leonard in ninth.
Kan for Carnlgan in ninth.
Boston 0 0030000 0 8
Washington 0 2000O03 5
Runs Lewis, Gardner, Barry. Bandeau 2.
William, Morgan 2. Error Agnew. Ttvo
base hits Henry, JanTrin. Sacrifice bit
Judge. Double playa Morgan to McBrlde to
Judge. McBrlde to Morgan -to Judge, Barry to
JanTrin to Barry to Agnew to Gardner to
Apnew, Barry to Gardner. Basea on balls
Off Ruth 9, off Harper 2. Hit by pitcher
Morgan by Ruth. Scott and Agnr by Har
per. Struck out By Buth 3, by Leonard 2, by
Harper 4. Umpires Counolly and Omni.
SPRING AND SUMMER
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BASEBALL BREVITIES
Athletics 4, Yankees 2.
Philadelphia, May 2. (I. N. S.)
The Athletics got a three-run jump on
the Yanks yesterday on singles by
Witt, Pick, Oldring and Mclnnis, an er
ror and a double steal, and were never
headed, winning 4 to 2. Bush out-
pitched Russell, a recruit. The score:
NEW YORK. I PHILADELPHIA.
AB. H.O. A. AB, H.O. A.
Matsel.cf.. 8 2 1 0 Wlft.M 4 1 o 2
1 OFlck.Sb 4
3 ClStrunV.rf . . . 4
0 tOldriug.lf . . 4
4 4 U Jole.2b. . 2
9 2 Mclnnla.Jb. 3
2 G'Thomraon.cf 3
4 1 -Meyer .c 3
0 ijBusu.p 8
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Caldwell.
Totals. .83 7 24 i:
1 -z
2 1
1 2
1 2
1 10
O 2
0 7
1 0
The
Power
White
8 to 1. The pitching of Louttlt and
the batting of BUI Goertz featured the
game. Louttlt allowed four hits and
struck out 14 men. Goertz made a
home run, a double and a single in
four times up.
The Lents Grays met their first de
feat of the season Sunday at the hands
of the Peninsula Grays. 16 to 7.
Score R. II. E.
Lents 7 5 9
Peninsula 16 12 3
Batteries Lindsay, Huslng and
Edwin, Young, Weller and Weller.
The Log Cabin baseball team won its
fifth straight game Sunday, defeating
the Gilbert White Sox, 11 to 2. Rube
Maxmeyer waa pounded for 14 hits by
the winners. Fitzgerald of the win
ners, allowed two hits, both being in
field taps. Molin and McDonald starred
at bat for the winners and Cadigan in
tha field.
Score: R. II. E.
Log Cabin 11 14 4
Gilbert 2 2 4
Batteries Fitzgerald and Oldham;
Maxmeyer and Hedman.
NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES
BraTess Beat the Champions.
Boston. May 2. (I. N. B.) Rudolph
held the Phillies to four safe onea yes
terday, enabling the Braves to defeat
the champions for the first time thla
season, 5 to .2. The score:
PHILADELPHIA. I BOSTON.
AB. H.O. A AB. H.O. A.
1 l HlMarsnTiile.se 4 13 3
2 2 alF.Trs.2b 8 2 2 1
0 0 O rolllna.lf. .. 8 10 0
0 1 OlWllaolt.rf.. 8 10 0
0 10 OlKonefhr.lb 4 2 11 3
1 0 OIHmltt.Sb... 3 0 0 1
0 2 21Compton.cf . 3 0 S 0
O 2 OlSnedirrass.cf 0 0 3 0
0 6 'SGowdT.C... 8 18 0
0 1 4 1 Rudolph. p.. 3 0 11
0 0 0 Fiupatricfc 10 0 0
0 0 0
Stock. 8b... 4
Bancroft. aa. 4
PaBkert.cf.. 3
Uood.rf.... 4
Luderus.lb. 3
Whltted.lf. 4
Nlehoff.Zb. 8
Burns.c 0
Adams. c... 3
Mayer,?... 2
Rliey.p. . . . O
Cooper 1
Totals ..31 4 24 14 Total ...SO 8 27 12
Batted for Mayer in serentb.
Batted for Compton in clgbtb.
Philadelphia 1 OOOOO I 0 0 2
Boston 1 1003000 B
Runs Bancroft. Wbitted. Maranrlllt 2,
Brers, Collins, Wtlholt, Krrors Ludenx,
ETers. Two base bits Whltted, Maranrille,
Konetchy. Stolen base Good. SaerfTice fly
Luderua. l'ouble plais Adams to Nlehoff,
8tork to Luderua. First base on errors
Philadelphia 1. Boston 1. Baaes on balls
Off Mayer 8. off Rlxey 1 off Rudolph 1.
Ktruex out By Mayer 8, by Rlxey 1. by Ru
dolph 8. Umpires Rlgler and Fa son.
totals
.30 6 27 11
Ike Wolfcr, the local boy who Is
playing left field (or the Bpokane
Northwestern league team, is hitting
the ball on the nose. In the last four
games he has been at the plate 14
times and he has made 7 hits, includ
ing a double of two base swats. Tiny
Leonard knocked a homer for the
Indians yesterday.
Outfielder Kenneth Williams hao
been released to the Bpokane North
western league team by the Cincinnati
Nationals. Williams was taken on an
optional agreement last year.
Los Angeles. May 2. (P. N. S.)
Next year's players on the Salt Lake
ball club will be trained at La3 Ytgas,
N. M., according to WTilllam O'Connbr
business manager of the club.
Unfavorable weather conditions en
countered In the central part of Cali
fornia Is the reason given fcr the
change.
Cliff Blankenshlp, manager of the
club, gays that he will have the men
training just as long as he wants next
year. He says the short training period
came near ruining the club this year.
San Francisco, May 2. (U. P.) Joe
Corbett, Seal pitcher, was uncondi
tionally released yesterday by Man
ager Wolverton of the San Francisco
club. '
"I would have liked to retain Cor
bett," aaid Wolverton, "but baseball is
not a sentimental game, and Corbett,
well liked by everybody, in all fairness
to my other players, bad to feel the
axe."
Wolverton a club Is now down to
the playing limit and below tha sal
ary limit. Wolverton expects to re
tain Ad Machold and 'Toll" PerritL
Lob Angeles, May 2. (P. N. S.)
Johnny Williams, former Los Angelet.
pitcher, has signed a contract to pitch
for the St. Joseph club In the Western
league. He will leave Monday to join
his club.
"Lefty" Thompson and Howard
Ehmke left yesterday for the east
Ehmke Is joining tho Syracuse club,
while Thompson will report to To
ronto. Los Angeles, May 2. (P. N. S.) Ed
Schorr, the big right hander released
yesterday by the Los Angeles dub,
will worlc out with Salt Lake this
week. If he looks good enough Cliff
Blankenshlp will sign him.
Schorr says that he has trouble
with his control each snrrns: and be
lieves that he will hit his stride soon;
Los Angeles, May i. iU. P.) Cliff
Blankenshlp, shortly after his arrival
yesterday with his hive of 18 ajtingr
ers, let It be known that he is dicker
ing for Carroll Brown, pitcher, of the
New York Yankees.
Blankenshlp. stated he believed ha
would aucceed In getting 9rown.
"Control is Brown's big problem,"
said the manager of the Bees. "Bat
ters cannot hit him but they get baaes
by the walk route.''
Batted for Rugae 11 In ninth.
New York 0 2 O O 0 0 ,O 0 0 2
Philadelphia 8 0 0 0 1 O 0 0 4
Kuns Uedeon, Plpp. Witt. Strunk, La Jole,
Oldring. Error I'lpp. Peckinpaugh, Witt.
Pick. La Jole. Two base hit Pipp. Home
run Strnnk. Stolen bases La Joie, Mel mils.
IiouMe plavn Uedeon to I'rpp. Gedeon to Pipp
to Pecklupaugb, Busb to Meyer to Mclnnis.
l'lrt bases on errors New York S, Philadel
phia 1. Baws on balls Off Russell 1. off
Hush 2. Strurk out By Russell B, by Buab
empires Nallin aud Dineen.
Covelejkie Wing for Indians.
Detroit, May 2. (I. N. S.) The In
dians won yesterday in the first
inning when they scored two runs.
Graney singled, Turner was passed
and Smith drove them home with a
timely two-bagger. Coveleskle held
the Tigers to two scattered hits dur
ing the five innings that were played
before rain Intervened. The score:
CLEVELAND. 1 DETROIT
Centralla, May 2. The Tono base
ball team will open its season at home
Sunday with 'the fast Doty team. On
May 14 a Portland team will be played
at Tono, and on May 21 Elma will go
to Tono for a return game. Owing to
the expense of bringing the teams to
Tono, the Tono Athletic club haB found
it necessary this year to charge adrnis
sion for ladles, for the first time in
five years. A ladies' day wril be set,
however, at any time the club sees its
way clear to do so.
Clatskanie, Or.. May 2. Clatskanie
opened the Lower Columbia River
league here Sunday by walloping the
Ilwaco aggregation by a score of 10 to
5. The game was featured by the
pitching of Larson and the battbng of
Hop Eilertson of the locals. Clats
kanie made 10 hits off Williams, and
xiwaco garnered six on jarson. By
winning this game, Clatskanie is tied
with Hammond Lumber company for
irst place. , Batteries Clatskanie, Lar
son and P6ff; Ilwaco, Williams and
Garietson. Umpire West.
The Fargo Athletic baseball club
opened the season Sunday at Canby,
Or., where they were defeated by the
score of 10 to 8. The heavy batting of
Hassenbrink and Geisey and the pitch
ing of Bob Colvin featured the game.
Batteries for Fargo, B. Colvin and Col
vin; batteries for Canby, Coons and
Rush. The Fargo Athletic club is open
for games at home or out of town.
Address George Stangle, Wilsonville,
Or., or Peter Hester, Aurora, Or.
La Center, Wash., May 2. The Pio
neer baseball team defeated La Center
team yesterday by a score of 7 to 3.
It was a fast and interesting game.
The batteries: Pioneer, Keothe, Bar
cus and Hardt; La Center, Brezee,
Spencer and Beckman.
Dodgers in First Plate.
New York, May 1. (I. N. S.) The
Brooklyn club yesterday climbed to the
top of the National league by beating
the Giants, 8 to 6. The Dodgers had
two big Innings, the third and fifth.
scoring four ram In each. The Giants
outhit the Brpoklyns. forcing Rucker
to retire. Coombs, who received him,
was effective. The score:
BROOKLYN I NEW YORK
AB. H.O. A. I
Mi.n et.. 3 2 1 0 Bums. If.
tuweri 11. rc o
AB. H. O. A.
r.raner If. . 2 1 1 OiVItt.s.
AB. H O. A.
Turner. 31.
Speaker, cf. 1
Smith. rf... 2
Candll.lb.. 2
Howard. 2b. 2
('Huibjrns,sa 2
O'Neill. e. . . 2
C'T leskic.p 2
2
V Sialyl. Sb... 2
O'jobb.cf 1
olVeach.lf... 2
OlCrswford.rf 2
3Heilman.2b. 2
0 Burns. lb... 2
C'3tanage,c. . . 2
2iDauss,p 2
0 0
0 1
0 2
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0 0
1 0
1 11
f 1
0 0
Totals ..16 8 18 01 Totals ...IT 2 35 12
CltTelaod .2 0 0 0 0 t
Detroit ..O'OOOO 0
Kuus Graney, Turner. Errors Turner.
Hcllnsan. Two " base bit Smith. Sacrifice
bUs Graney, Speaker. Double plays Gandil
I'nasaieted, Cobb to Malsel. Firtt base on
enors CleTeland 1. Detroit 1. Baes on
bolls Off OoTeleskie I. off Dausa 1. Struck
out By Orelet-kle 1, by Dausa I. Umpires
Ktsqb and Chill.
At St. Louis: Chicago-St
game postponed, rain.
Louis
Joe Bonds) to Meet Grajit.
Seattle, Wrash., May 2. (P. N. S.)
Joe Bonds, prise heavyweight from
Tacoma, will bo seen In action by Seat
tle boxing bugs next Tuesday night.
His opponent has not been selected,
but Jack Grant, a Kansas City boxer,
Is being considered. Leo Houck of
Seattle, and Frankle Bulllvan of Lps
Angles will appear on the tame card.
Bisaillon In Cne Meet.
Seattle. Wash., May 2. (P. N. S.)
Otto Neidofer of Spokane, Mao BisaJl
Ion of Portland and Arthur Seymour,
formerly of Los Angeles, three of the
best balkline billiard players on the
Paciflo coast, will meet In a thtee
game, round robin tournament, begin
ning hers tomorrow night
Strike Harts Pittsburg Baseball.
Pittsburg, May 2. (I. N. S.) Un
less the big streetcar strike Is settled
today it will result in some of the Na
tional league games scheduled for
Forbes field being called off.
Leonard's Stock tldrances.
Philadelphia. May 2. (U. P.) Ben
ny Leonard's stock sun on a fight fans
rose again today as the result of his
win over Charley Thomas in a six
round bout last night. Thomas never
I, had a look-in.
BASEBALL
TODAY ARS AXX. THld WEXX
BICsEAnOR PAJftX
Corner Vaogha aad Twenty-fourth Sta.
Los Angeles
VS 8
PORTLAND
Qames Begin Weekdays at 3 W. st.i
Sundays ttldor'H.
Reserved Box Seats for Sale at Ed
wards' Cigar Stand, Sixth, and Wash
ington Sta.
XVadlsa Days Wsdassday aat rrlday.
Nelson and Benjamin
Give? Only Exhibition
Ziight Attendance at Salem Causes Can
cellation of Champions hip Battle;
Bight Konnd Bout Za Subatltutad.
Salem, Or., May 2. Owing 'to light
attendance Billy Nelson and Joe Ben
jamin, coast featherweight champion,
put on only a fast exhibition eight
round bout, instead of a championship
battle, at Moose ball last night. Both
declared they were out much money on
the deal. Benjamin placed it at $100.
At first It was proposed to declare
the bout off. The crowd made such
a roar that It was staged. Benjamin
had a shade the better of It.
Cohen and Campbell and Boatwrlght
and Williams featured in no decision
bouts.
Daubert. lb S
Stsusel. rf. 5
Johnston, If 3
Mowrey. 8b 4
Cntshaw2b 4
Oleoo.l... 4
Miller, c.
Kucker, p. . 1
Coomba, p. 3
O'DoTle. 8b.
lKsuff. cf..
0 Fletcher, ss,
4 Merkle, lb..
8! Hunter, 3b.
1; Rsrlden.c.
0) Dooln. c
Kelly 1
Palmer o, p. 1
Sohauer. p.. 2
Bousch... 1
AB. H O. A
5 2 2 0
8 0
1 4
S 8
2 1
1 11
1 2
1
O
o
0
0
0
A triple by Neale and Chase's sacrifice
fly acored one in the first. Smith's
fumble. Chase's twobagger, Smith's
wild throw and Griffith's single
counted the two tallies in the sixth.
Mitdhell pitched good ball for tho
Reds. The score
riTTBBUUU.
AB. H.O. A
Johnston, lb 4
Carey, lf-of. 4
Barney, cf.. i
Coopjr.U. . 0
H'nchm'n.rf 4
W'aeuc.. 4
Schmidt. c.
Knabe.Zb.
8mitb,3b.,
Adama.p..
Jacob. p. .
ScbUltS. .
Bairn, . .
1
2
0
0
1
1
4 1
4 1
3 1
1 0
( o
1 o
1 0
CINCINNATI.
AB. H.O. A.
. 4 1 3 0
4 0 1
8 1 10
. 4 2 3
a i i
.301
h o n
3 1 B
8 10
1 Neale.cf...
1 Kllllfer.lf.
0('bas.tb..
Ojfjrlfflib.rf.
OjCroh.Sb. . .
4 Hersoif.ss.
0;Ixuden,2b.
4u'larkr.e. . ,
2Mltcbrll,p.
o
0
Total ...80 6 27 11
WAVEELEY GOLF I
TEAM TO CLASH
WITH SPOKAN
Inland Empire Golfers to
Local Players on Waver?
ley Links Saturday,
Totals ..82 8 U 131
Batted for aaam in sieni.
Batted for Barney In clgbtb.
Plttaburg 000 0 0 0 0 (1 0 O
Cincinnati 10000200 3
Run Neale. Killlfer, Cbaae. Errors Carey,
Smith 2. Two base hit H Inch man. Uritli,
Cliss. Tbre base hit Neale. Stolen base
Carey. Double plsys Hersog to Louden to
Cbaa. Carey to Schmidt. Mltcnal to Hersog
to Chsse. Bes on ball Off Mitchell 2.
Struck out By Mitchell 8. Passed ball
Schmidt. Umpires Klem sod Kuislle.
At Chicago St.
postponed; rain.
Louis-Chicago came
Total . 84 11 27 12 Totals... 8 13 27 17
Batted tor Dooln In ninth.
Butted for Hchauer In ninth.
Brooklyn 0 0 4 0 4 000 O 8
New York 1 020O002 6 6
Rim Daubert S, Btengxl 8. Johnston, Mow
rey. Miller, Rocker, burns. Robertson 2, Doyle,
Kauff. Error Doyle, Fletcher. Two base
bit Myera, Kauff. Home run Htengel.
Stolen bases Miller. Johnson 2. Sacrifice bit
Daubert. Sacrifice files Meyer. Fletcher.
Double play Kauff to Doyle, Johnston to
OIkob to Mbwrey, Cutsbaw to Daubert to 01on.
Base on balls By Palmero 2. by Rchauer 1,
hr Coomb 1. Struck out By Palmero 2, by
SChauer 2. by Rucker 1. by Coomb 2. Um
pires Byron ana Qulgley.
Cincinnati 8, Pittsburg 0.
Cincinnati, May 2.-MI. N. S.) Cin
cinnati drove Babe Adams from the
mound In the sixth Inning when they
scored two runs, defeating Pittsburg
for the second straight game, 8 to 0.
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Kirby Drennan Will
Be Intercity Umpire
A meeting of the schedule commit
tee of the Intercity Baseball league
will be held this week. The remainder
of tha season's schedule will be drawn
up. The committee Is composed of
Red Rupert, George Grayson, Krny
Taylor and Ray Baker.
Kirby Drennen has been appointed
to succeed Umpire Aleo Chepne, who
resigned. Ed Kennedy, the former
Beaver, who Is playing with the Brad
fords, thought he would like to um
pire, but has changod his mind.
The schedule for next Sunday Is:
Bradforda vs. Montavilla at Monta
villa. Klrkpatricka vs. Woodburn at Wood
bu rn.
Baby Beavers vs. Woodland at
Woodland.
St. Helens vs. Salem at Salem.
Manager Grayson of the Bradfords.
plans on sending Swartz or Dillard
against the Montavilla team, while
ZwifeJ will probably get another
chance to chalk up a victory.
Marvel Will Remove Mask.
New York, May 2. (I. N. 8.) The
masked marvel, who gained notoriety
in the wrestling tournament at Man
hattan Opera house some time ago,
will wrestle Btrangler Lewis to a fin
lsti in Madison Square Garden tonight.
Tho masked one, who lias been pretty
thoroughly Identified as Mort Hender
son, will dissipate any remaining doubt
by removing his mask at the close of
his bout with Lewis. There will also
b several other wrestling contests.
Spokane, Wash, May 2. Spoke
Country club men, 20 in number.
golf with the Waverley Country cl
playera of Portland Saturday aftenjo
over the Waverley Country club uoyr'
In the first of the annual intcTCi
matchea. Iaat year the Waverley go
era won from the visitors by a tnsrf
of several points. This season's laat
will be played under tho Naasaty S)
temof scoring. , j
The team winning tha greatest nu
ber of polnta will be awarded a apec
trophy cup offered by J. p. Ferrall t
Portland.
The complete Spokane team htf r
been selected, but among the playe
who have already Mgnlfled their lnt(
Hon of playing are: CLyds M. Qrav
John loran, Fred Boldrlck. V. 3. rin
cane, Frank McCullough. Alex Winstc
Charles Jones, Thaddeua Lane. Colon
Abercromble, Judge Klewelling, l
Gravea and J. B. Ingersoll.
"Tad" Jones Gets i
Yale Men to Wori
New Haven, Conn., May 2. U. f
"Tad" Jones, new head coach Of ti
Yale football squad, declared tod.
I that he hoped by his early start I
training ins squaa lo navs an sieve
that will rob Harvard of Its grldln
glory when the autumn comes arour
Jones hud his players, mors than
In number, out today for their seooi
spring practice.' . .'
All the old football stars of an
liar day who were- appointed to ti
graduate advlaory committee ware 0'
in uniform to lend their aid to tt
head coach.
Whitman Meets Idaho.
Walla Walla, Wash., May 1,Tl
Whitman baaeball team will open it
Intercollegiate season this aftarnovi
when It meets the University of Idsl
nine on Ankeny field. The sseoti
game of the series will be Wednead
afternoon. Coach Vincent Borlaake, I
hopeful of the outcome of the Idal
ramps, nwlnsr to the howtnr made b
the Whitman playera on their recer
trip into Idaho, on which the wo
three games out of five against Idal.
college and the Boise High school
SH!
Hairline Decision Is
Wanted by Middles
The winner of the Valley Tram-bltas-Al
Sommers bout, one of the
headllnera of the Initial card of the
Beaver Athletio club to be staged Fri
day night in the Rose City club gym
nasi urn, will bo In direct line for a
bout with Billy Weeks, the middle
weight champion of the Northwest.
Both Sommers and Trambltas have
agreed that tho referee of their bout
is to render a hair-line decision if
necessary.
Sommers haeXboxed a draw with
Weeks and If Trimbitas wins Friday
night it is a cinch that he will demand
a bout with the title holder.
The referee for the main events has
not been selected. The principals will
get together with tho club officials
tonight and settle the referee ques
tion. It is expected that Jack Grant
will be the third man In the ring.
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Motorcycle Run Planned.
Roseburg. Or., May 2. O. P. T.
Daenits and Herbert DuGas of Port
land were In Roseburg on Monday mak
ing arrangements for the motorcycle
endurance contest that will be put on
between Portland and Roseburg dur
ing the Strawberry carnival. May 25,
26 and 27. It is expected that at least
30 motorcycles will enter the contest.
WARM ONE UP AND 'SEE.!
OLD JIM SPlNKSi SAYS YOlt6NV;ALWAYSv
PICKTHE1 'WINNER, WWATCHlNGaA 'TRY OUT
MAYBEYOU "CAN V; .PICK'XHE JPONI ESrTHAT
WAY-' MBVJLT BOW ABOUT
American Association.
Minneapolis, 1; Columbus, 14.
Milwaukee, g; Louisville, 4.
Others postponed, rain.
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