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THE OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL, PORTLAND; SUNDAY . MORNING, , MAY: 7 1918.
Frank Gkance Brings New Players to Gbast League Fahdom
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rresn Blood Puts More Life Into Leaders o f tke AAl C lrcuit
IJYU
IE IN GAME
TO BE OUTf -TOWN
ATTRACTIONS TODAY
PROMISES-TO ECLIPSE
AT LOS ANGELES PARK
"Swede" Risberg and Tommy
Quinlan Preliminary to
: 'Sparring Bout in Bleachers,
OTHERS IN INTEREST
Here are the Vob Angeles leader and three of the men he has Introduced to Coast league fans tola season. From left to right thej
are Bobby Fisher, from the C&lcago Nationals, who led the shortstops of the senior: big league in hitting last.jearf Pitcher Brant
and Third Baseman McLarry, from the Western league, -who has a deadly wallop at the ball. Belrw is Franklin Leroy Chance.
Six Games With Salt Lake,
, Vernon and Los,. Angeles
Set for Certain Weather,
Reorganized Montavilla Team
Will Clash With Pradfords
at Old Cricket Grounds.
Scatter-6un Artists From AN
Sections -Will Be Here for
June Meeting,
GLEICHMANN ON RAMPAGE
FOUR GAMES JULY 1 AND 2
a r.
SALEM AtyD WOODBURN OFF
PROGRAM IS COMPLETED
"COWiTtr, Out Vwi Els Bat on the Ball
Owing to AbsesM of rourtb of July
Bates, Portland Taaa WU Oei
Donbl Morsel ef Pastime.
PrVs Baey Beavsrs Will my This
Aiternoom i WoodUnd, While the
Q rounds Are Wet In Valley.
8ua4 of XKcal Experts Will Take la
Xastsad Pf
, iral Th
loin Obstreperous
Tlfers Oatfcersd.
Bpokahe Shoot This Week to So
Klislonary work for toeaU.
JUDGE M'CPIE fl
GIVE DOUBLE HEADERS
DURING EARLY MONTHS
Me
EAGER
SPORTSMEN'S
SO
if;
. Lqi Anreles. May 6. (P. N. S.)
i Wo observed Bare Knuckle Day at the
j Old halliard and It was a wise man
I'who ltnew v tfood place to hide. For
;th benefit of those who did not hold
f rlnf side seats we submit the following
tabulation' of features, features that
f.' auf rested sawdust on the floor and
the I a, m. music of the dance hall:
J The Tigers walloped the Salt Lake
I.club 7 to 1.
"Swede" nisberff shaded Kid Quinlan
In a beautiful little one round affair.
FN "Red Held, single 4 handed and
I lone, subdued the field.
L Two hatless and namelen spectators
ia fought hand to hand over the heads of
i,,tha Hunt field bleacher spectators. Not
ftUfitll a pair of policemen In their new
spring uniforms began patrolling the
field was order restored.
V- 110 th, Risherg and Quinlan were sent
off the field and punished with Indef-
1 lnlte suspension pending the wrath of
, President Baum.
,. Qua Qlelchmann went bat craiv and
hit for a triple, a doubla end a slnrle.
t if f A' Village quiet hovered about the
,f Prk. as the teams stepped into the
eighth Inning with the Tigers leading
,-.T to 1. Things happened In the ninth.
1 Ottinla.ft -na m ,.,! 1 ' I , r, T .-(
j grounded to Bates the Hall was thrown
Risberg, forcing Quinlan. It looked
: ' f iikd 111a rniiAir irini r r n inn his n
' order bit Quinlan resorted to the
! rOUPh Sf.lff Tha Rait T.alra nnltUM.r
' lunged heavily aaralnst Risberg. throw-
Inr the Swede off his balance and In
terfering With 'a double play. That
caused the fracas.
Score:
. ALT t.AKS! I vrnvnw "
AH. H O. A AO. II. O. A.
Prlef.lb. ..
.(!RrsB.lf...
hlnn.rf . ..
Murphy, 8b.
Hannah, c. .
'Hll,p
a Klein. p....
I, lonn,p..
. aucw.ci . .
0 0 tVane rf.
1 B 2 filolrh-n.lb.
0 1 Olrtlsbera-Sb.
1 12 Of Rates. Bh. . .
O : Paler rr
0 0
2 0
1 0
0 ft
1
0 0 0 01
0 1
0
Mattlrk.cf.
iMrOsffn..
I whaling, c. .
neas.p
Udr.2b...
2 0 0
3 13 1
2 n a
2
0
1
0
4
1
0
Total ..SO 6 21 Totalg ..35 14 27 20
Bal Ukt 0000 10000 1
1 2 0 1 1 0 0 0 O5
ernon 20001 4 0 0 T
Hlts 3 01 22821 14
IUm Orr. Doane 8, Utdubmann 2, Whaling
Ma. Errors Bate. Bader. Hiree-haae blta -Poan.
Olelcbmann. Two-bane hlta Qlelrh
taonn, Orr. Ttlnlwrg. Karrlflre blta Ulelch
Knn, slotlafflgan. Struck out Br UalJ 3,
bf Urea 3. Hnne on halla Off Hall 3, off
Klein 1 ntt II... K ft..., j... . U...
nnnbU nlifi huiu , ii.uk .
Rraberg to Ulelchtnann. Umpire Braabear
sad Bald. Time, 1 :50.
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to
if
' Commercial naaeball Iieagne.
af ! -."wjth the exception of one game,
which was called at the end of the
etrw i ... . .
. fru inning, ii uuiiiicroiiti caseDaii
league contests scheduled for yester
tday afternoon were postponed on ae-
. count Of rain. In the five Innings
1 M. 11.. , K 1 . .W . ' . t
iiimi. was piayea liio XNorxnwesi.
" rn Electric company team defeated
iu xjniiH ac v,o, players Dy ine Score
f to 1.
.. S"h rnr- n tr
a.N. ,V. Electric ' 6 4 8
Xiang co 1 3 S
p. Batteries Arnold and Ward; John
ion and Schultz.
While the rain soaked through the
Vaughn street baseball park's smooth
rturf. Judge McCredrie took down his
schedule and with pencil and pad
set the dates for the games that are
to be played as double headers later
on In the season. -
This year no chances will be taken
on the last trip of the season : to
play off the postponements and thjur
will ba settled earlier ih the summer.
Already there are six games to be
played off. In fact, so far but 11
games have been played In the three
weeks- the club has been fct borne.
The barometer looks ' none too good
for today, rain falling until a late
hour last night.
There are two games each with
Salt Lake, Vernon and Los Angeles.
Judge McCredle has. set one of the
double headers with Salt Lake as June
25 and the other August 27.
Double headers will be played with
Venon,June 17 and June 18. because
the last trip here of the Vernonltes
will be from September 26 to Octo
ber 3.
Los Angeles will be here on the
next trip from June 27 to July 2, and
th judge has set the double heaclera
for July 1 and July 2, being partly
In recompense for the fact that Port
land has no Coast league games
July 4.
FITZGERALD HITS i
HOMER, PUTTING
SEALS IN FRONT
Oaks .Battle Bravely, But
Can't Overcome Early Lead
Piled Up. -
,- Ball Team riays Tour.
Herbert O. Lowry, formerly of San
'TVanclsco, now a resident of the Ha
Iwmllan islands. Is on the Pacific
coast launching a plan to form a base
ball team to tour the far east, includ
ing a three weeks' stop at Honolulu,
, three weeks' tour of Japan and a month
la, Manila.
San Francisco, May . (I. N. S.)
Onward and upward our satisfying
and sagacious Seals are sapping their
merry way.
And backward and downward the ob
fuscated Oaks are slipping, sliding and
slithering toward the tragic oblivion
of cellar.
By the fourth one score margin, 5
to 4, Chief Wolverton's lamming le
gion crushed the hopes of Oakland be
neath their fifth straight defeat today.
The Oaks battled bravely. They were
undaunted by a five run handicap that
faced them when the second Inning
had rolled away. They struggled with
all the force they could muster, and
all but overtook the dominating San
Franciscans before the ninth inning
gong knelled the passing of opportu
nity. Fitzgerald hit a homer with two
on. Score:
OAKLAND. I 8AX FBANCTSCO.
AB. H.O. A. AH. H.O. A.
Barbean.3b. 4 10 llFlta'rald.rf. 4 12 0
v V
7 Cflt
v 0 t-
i '9
V:
4
I i
NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE
t"' Philadelphia will provide 15 addi
tional playground sites which will cost
$ 1,000,000 to equip.
Mlddle'on.lf 4
Ijinecf... 4
Kenwo'y.2b 4
Uanlner.rf. 4
Barrr.lb.. 4
Orlffltha.c. 4
Bercer.2b.. 4
Boyd.p 8
Zlmmtr'n. 0
Darla.as... 0
t Elliott... 1
8 10
O 0
0 5
O 1
0 0
0 0
0 0
oiRohaller.lf..
! Bodle.cf.. .
B:iown,2b. .
0 Coffey.aa..
llAutrey.lb..
2 Jonea.Sh
S'SpuVda.c..
2! Baum. p
0
o
0
O "O
2 1
0 3
3 3
0 13
1 0
2 5
1 0
At Vancouver, B. C. . R. H. E.
Spokane 9J 4
Vancouver 6 6 1
Batteries Bloomfleld, Leonard and
Murray; Russell and Cheek.
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Intercity Basehan Xieagne.
Won. Lost.
Bradfords
Klrkpatrlcks .
Salem
Woodburn . . .
Montavilla . .
St. Helens .
Baby Beavers
wooaianii
P. C.
.800
.800
.nj
.600
.500
.400
.400
.000
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irz
I H r
At Tacoma
Butte
Tacoma
Fourteen Innings.
Batteries Hydorn and Dorney; Pet
erson and Roberts.
R.H. E.
3 9 6
2 6 4
At Seattle
Great Falls
Seattle
Eleven innings. ;
Batteries Remneas
Bchmutz and Cadman.
R. H. B.
0 6 1
1 6 4
and liaworth;
Totala.. 8 0 24 13 Totala... 83 10 27 13
Zimmerman ran for Kenworthr In 8th.
tKlllott batted for Boyd In nth.
Oakland 0 0 1 OO 1 02 0 4
Hlta o 1 2 O o 2 1 :t O n
San KranrlKoo t 4 o o o O o rt r,
"Ita l 4 1 1 1 020 10
Runa Rarheau. Mlddletnn, Cardner. Jllm-
nterraan. ritrerald. Sfhaller. JoDea. 8pnl(xla,
Baum. Rtnlen baftra Srhaller. Bodle. Coffey.
Krrora Barbean. Orlfflth, Bodle. Home run
Western ItmgM Results.
LdncxUn 1, Des . Moines 4.
Sioux City 4, Omaha 5.
Topeka 5, Wichita 2.
St. Joseph 2, Denver .
Fltiserald. Two bsnip hlta Midtlletnn. Ken
worthr. Haws on balk1 Boyd, Baum 2. Struck-
out ny B..J-.1 i, Bamn 8. Double plae
Berber to Kenwortliy to Barry. Wild pitrb
Bord. Time of game 1:45. t'mpirea Pbjle
and Doyle.
lfviw r1 l
Hart Schaffner & Marx
A A 11 117 7 1
rics Mre Wool
THJE best isn't too good for
you; and in clothes "the best
in fabric' means all wool." it
means clothes that keep shape; it
means better wear for you,
Come in and -see these clothes.
Ask to see
Varsity Fifty
or Variations
Five
A big run of fabrics to choose
from at
$18 to $40
CoiVTigbi Hart SckeOaae II Uaa
Sarrvl Rosenblatt & Co.
.The'JlfenV Store for
Quality and Service
Southeast Corner
Fifth' and Alder
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AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES
Chicago, May 6. (U. P.) By -winning
their sixth straight game and 11
out of the last 13 played, the Cleveland
Indians went Into first place today In
the American league, defeating the
White Sox, 4 to 1. The score:
CLEVELAND. I CHICAGO.
Graney.lf..
rurner.SD..
Speaker.cf.
Bmlth.rf...
Oandil.lb..
Howard, 2b.
VambT,a.
O'Nelll.c...
Morton.p...
AB. H.O. A.
1
O 0
0 4
2 S
0 IS
0 0
Mnrohv.rf.. &
J. Col'na.of. 3
E. Coll'a.2b. 4
roomier, lb. 4
Jackaon.lf.. 4
Wearer.... 4
M'Mul'in.3b. 4
Scbalk.c... 4
Scott.p..... 0
Danforth.p- 1
Cicotte.p... O
'Heboid... 0
tLepp .....1
iFelach 1
0 3
2 1
0 3
0 13
1- 4
2 2
1 1
Total. . 34 27 12
Totala.. 28 T 27 16
Bdtted for Scott In third
tBatted for. Panfortn In serenta.
fEattfd tor ClcotU in ninth.
Cleraland 0 1 2 0 00 0 1
CMcafo o O O 0 O 0 0 01 1
Rnns Grancr. Smith 2. Morton. Error
Speaker, Wearer. Two bae bita Smith.
Graney, Jackaon. Three base hit WTer.
Stmck oat By Danforth 1, by Morton 8.
Bcaea on balls Off Scott off Danforth 2.
off Morton- 1. Hlta off Scott 8 tn S lnnina,
off Danforth 2 In 4 lnnlnga. Umpires Erana
and Chill.
Philadelphia, May 6. (U. P.) "Bul
let Joe" Bush won hi third victory
within six days when he held the Sen
ators to four hlta this afternoon. He
was wild but had world of stuff and
when he got the ball ovef Griffiths'
men were helpless.
Th score:
WASHINGTON.
AB. H.O. A.
Moeller.rf. 4
Foater.Sb.. 4
Milan.cf... 4
Rondeau. If. 4
Judge.lb... 4
Morgan,3b.,
HMirjr.c. .
M'Brlde.ae.
Harper, p. ,
Williams.
Ayera.p...
t Barber..'.
PHILADELPHIA.
AB. H.O. A.
Wttt.aa S
I Walsh, rf... 3
IStrank.cf...
IScbang.e...
!Lajole.2b..i
McInnl,ib.
1 Plrt.Sb
21 StellbaT.tt.
Boab.p.
O
O 0
0 t
1 s
3 8
3 10
O 3
O 1
t 2
Totala... 27 6 27 U
Totala . JH 4 24 11
Batted tor Harper tn seventh.
-TBatteel for Aera In ninth.
Waahlnirtaa 0 0OO000O I t
Philadelphia 0010010 2 4
Kona Henry, Walsb. Strank, Sehang and
Bnah. Erruca Witt. Foster, Jud(a and Har
per. Twe-twse bits Bash, Scbsns;. Mclnnla.
track ant By Harper 3, Bash 2, Ayers 1.
Base on halla Off Haxper 3. Bnsa 6, Arers 8.
Double plars Morgan to Henry: Melnnla to
Bnaa to Pick. Stales base Judge, empires
Dinsea and Kailia. ,
" Boston, - May ; (tr. P.) Markle
pitched great' ball for DonoTaa's
Yankees today, holding the Red Sox to
four measly hits up to the ninth in
ning, when they got to him for a
belated but unsuccessful rally. Shaw
key and Cullop held the Tanks' lead
safe after Markle had gone to the
showers: Score:
NEW TOBK. I
1R. H.O. A I
Gllbool,rf. 4 13 OiHoopcr.rf.
llJanTrin.ss. .
OiHob'tteMb.
Mairee.lf.. 8
Malsel.cf.. 4
Baker,3b... 4
Gedeon.2b.. 4
Plpp.lb.... 4
Peck'p'b.as. 2
Nnn'm'er.e 8
Markla.p.. 3
Sbawkey.p. O
Cullop ,p.. 0
1 3
0 1
1 2
1 S
O 12
2 0
BOSTON.
AB. H.O. A.
4 0 2 1
0
Wa1ker.lt
Lewia.cf...
Gardner ,3b.
4BarrT.2b...
2(Tbonaa,e..
OlAftnew.c. . .
llFoster.p....
Pennock.p.
8borten...
tHenksen,.
ICady 1
Totals.. 31
8 27 11
Totals.. 81 8 27 14
Batted for Foster In fifth.
tBatted tor Thomas In serenth.
Batted for Peonock In ninth.
New York .....0 2003000 06
Boston 0 1 100 0 0 0 24
Rnns GUbooler, Gedeon, Pecklnpaugh, Non
amaker 2, Janrrln, Walker, Lewia. Gardner.
Error Walker. Two base hlls Gedeon, Bakrr,
lie la, Gardner. Stolen base Maee, Peck
lnpsnsh. Double playa Foster to Gardner to
Janrrln; Mages to Pecklnpauth to Plpp; Gard
ner to Hoblltsel; Pecklnpaugh to Gedeon to
Plpp. B truck oat By Markle 2, by Pen nock
4. Bases on balls Off klarkla 4, off Foster 2.
NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES
Cincinnati 7, St. Louis 2.
Ft. Louis, May 6. -(U. P.) Errors of
omission and commission combined
with timely swats gave Cincinnati an
early lead that St. Louis could not
overcome. Uersog's Rhlseland gang
grabbed the game, 7 to J, Chief Wil
son, veteran outfielder, tossed - away
his rheumatism end relieved Smith in
the seventh. It was bis debut of the
season. Score:
CINCINNATI.
AB. H.O. A
Neale.cf...
Klllifer.lf.
Chafe.lb...
Grlffltb.rt.
Groh.Sb....
Hsrsog.sa. .
LondaT,2b.
Win
ISchi
ogo.e. . .
ols,p...
1 3
2 2
1 10
0 2
Bescber.lf ,
WUson.cf.
Smitb.cf . .
OtBetsel.Zb. .
T. LOTTIS.
AB. H.O. A.
4 3 3 O
Lonr.rf .
MUler.lb...
Beck. 8b....
Hornsbr.es.
1 iSnyder.e. . .
ioas.p
WUlisma,o.
Grlner.p...
Bntl....-,
tCornaa ..
1
1
4
8
4
4
4
4
2
0
0
1
.1
0 0
0 1
3 0
1 t
1 18
0 O
1 1
1
9 O
0
9 0
0
- i
0 0 0
Totals ..34 27 15 Totala ..S3 8 27 17
Batted for Smith in ststb.
'tBatted for Williams ia eighth.
Cincinnati 0 2200200 17
St. Louis OOO 10100 02
Bans Neale, Klllifwr. Oroa t, 'Hersna; 2,
Sckals, Beecaer, Smith. Errors Groh, Hersstr,
Wlntto, Beck. Two bass hits Betsel, Herseg,
Louden. Doable . plays Kchnis to Hersog to
i - - T ... " .. i . . - -v .
Chase. Base on balls Off Dosk 8, off Griner
1. off Schuls 1. Struck out By ScbnU 4.
by Doak 4, by Grtnir 1. I'mplres Klem and
Emslie.
Boston 7, Giants 0.
New York, May 6. (U. P.) The
Montavilla' reorganised team will
clash with the Bradford player this
afternoon at 2:30 o'clock on the old
cricket grounds in Montavilla, Slwiefcl
Will be on the mound for the Monta
villa team, while Manager Grayson of
the Bradford- will send either Swarts
or Dtllard to the knoll.
.Manager Ed Jepsup of the 'Monta
villa team ha made several enangei
In his lineup following the susp-nslon
of three of his players. Buck will be
stationed at third base In place of
Bherrett. and French, the crack jtillty
man, win play center field In place of
Tauscher. Gus Jessup will be ia right
field.
The Bradford player will line up a
they "did at St. Helens a week ag:, with
Edwards on first; Cohen.' second; Bo
gart. short; Chllders, third, Stepo, left;
Kennedy, cennrfT and Luckey, right
Charley Bleep; will do the receiving.
. Secretary Wayne Lewis announced
lata last night that the game sched
uled for Woodburn and Salem had been
called off on account of wet grounds.
"Red" Rupert's Baby Beavers will
lino up against tho Woodland, "rash.,
team at Woodland. Manager Dale of
the Washington team is making every
effort to strengthen his team, and as
soon as he liable to land a good
Iwlrler his team will be climbing In
Tna percentage column. The appear
ance of Fred McKeen and Hons Qra
elle put new life in the Woodland
players last Sunday, and it Is expect
ed that Rupert's club will have a hard
battle today.
The Woodland ground have been put
in shape and rank with the best In the
circuit.
Emll Hauser, former Carlisle In
dian school and Oregon Agricultural
college football star, is catching for
the Salem team. In last Sunday
game he made two hits, , Including
double.
Captain Oroce of the Baby Beavert.
secured three hits off Pitcher Wayne
Barham last SYinday at Salem.
Mayor Morton of St Helens, Or.,
Is a strong booster for the Intercity
circuit. He has attended all the games
played in that town to date.
Stef p and Cohen were the btr stick
ers for the Bradfords in last Sunday's
HMO
11.20
u.oo
1.20
1.0S
.00
6.00
TO.IS
Giants stuck to their losing habit this game at St. Helens. Each secured
afternoon, a single by Smith in the
lucky seventh and tight pitching by
Rudolph after the first inning giving
the Braves the edge. The score:
BOSTON. I NEW YORK.
AB. H.O. A. AB. It O. A.
sTr'nT'le.ss 4 12 2Bnrns.lf.. . 4 111
2 2 1 Botierfn.rf. 4
8 0 0Doj-le.2b...
1 1 OIKsuff.cf.. .
1 12 O Fleteh'r,..
1 2 SjMerkle.lb. .
1 3 0!M,KVh,3b
3 4 4IKarIden.e..
Erers.Zb. .
Colllns.rf..
WHboU.rf.
Kou'b'y.lb.
Smith. 3b. .
Oompton.cf.
Gowdy.c...
Rudolph .p..
Teareaa.p. .
Perrltt.p..
Anderson, p.
Itouaeh. . .
tKeUy
0
2 1
2 1
1 3
1 13
1 1
1 7
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
three hits.
Charley Moore, former Coast leaguer,
played third base for St Helens
last Sunday. He made one hit In four
times up.
With Jude Moreland hack in form.
Manager Grayson of the Bradfords
will probably release Pitcher Campion.
"Frisco" Edwardswho played one
game with the Gresham Intercity
What it wll -cost to shoot In 6. A
N. W. tourney: ;
hnotsrun shells, regular events
400 of them
Shotgun shells, trophy events,
240 of them
Shotgun shells, total, 840 of
them
Clny targets, regular events',
400 of thprn
C L targets, trophy events,
240 of thum
rarrnre, 40 cent daily
Luncheon at traps. 35 cents
daily
Hotel, j days ti n day rate.' ! .' '.
Incidental expenses
Total expenditure for tour
nev (except entrance fe.es ...
Th annual Snortimcti'. nr.uMim
of the northwest shooting tournament,
to be staged on the Everdlng Park
traps of the Portland Gun club, Juno
6, 6 and 7, promises to ecltnaa all
other 'events held under the auspices
of the organisation. Interest in this
tourney Is greater than ever hefnr
and scatter-gun artists from all sec
tions have signified their intention
of participating.
President Allan W. Strowger of the
Portland Gun club, has completed the
program, which will be announced In
the near future. These programs Will
be mailed to all trap-hooters In Wash
ington, Idaho, Montana. Utah. Oregon
and California. ,
One of the reasons why the Port
land Gun club officials are so confi
dent that this years shoot Will sur
pass other tourneys is that the
Squler money bark system will bo
used In alt events except those for
trophies. This system gives the poor
shooter an equal chance to win his
money back. '
A sciuad of Portland shooters. Presi
dent Strowger, Krank Templeton, J. W.
fieavey, John O- Clemson and Peter
Holohan, will do a little missionary
work for the tournament during the
Inland Empire Handicap tournament
to be staged on the grounds of the
Spokane Gun club next Tuesday.
Wednesday and Thursday. The shoot
ers, with tho exception of Holoban,
who left last night, will start for
Spokane tonight. The Washington
State tournament at Seattle will also
attract one or two Portland shooters!
who will also be loaded down With
programs. This shoot Is scheduled, to
be held May 23. S4 and 26.
The Portland Gun club will send
big delegation of shooters to Albany
Or., next week to participate In ' th
annual Oregon State tournament, Itl
la expected that a majority of thai
shooters who enter the state cham-l
plonshlp will enter the Northwest
shoot.
One of the features of the Nortrw
west shoot will be the Hose Festival
event of 100 targets at 16-yard rise
This event last year attracted consld-l
erable attention. It Is believed that!
the entry list this season will bsJ
bigger.
Totals... 83 11 27 IS
Totals. . 87 12 27 15
Batted for Perrltt ia ssrenth.
tBatted for McKechnie in ninth.
Bofcton .2 3 1 0 00 1 0 07
New York 8 0100000
Ruus MaraDTlIle 2. Collin. Wllhnlt, Conip
tor. -2. Gowdy, Hums, Iiuticrtson, Doyle, hauff.
Mil-tie 2. Error Collins, Doyle. FletolK-r.
Two-bat blta Kauff. Three-bss bit
Maranrllle, Merkle. Stolen base Wllbolt.
Double play Smith to Konetchy. Struck out
By Rudolph 4; by Perrltt B. Barn on ball
Off Tesresn 2; off Perrltt 1; off Ander
son 1. Umpires Hlgler and Eason.
Chicago 2, Pittsburg 1.
Pittsburg, Pa. May tW(U. P.)
Max Flack, former Federal, gave the
Cubs a victory over the Pirates and
put the Ghlcagoana back into third
place today by a thrilling dash to
the plate In the eighth, beating John
stons throw by a fraction of a. sec
ond. Score:
Chicago. I PiTTsnrno
2 ' league team, is catching for the Mono
grams or tne racoma City league.
Mike Bloch. tne 'Columbia univer
sity first basemen. Is playing great
ball for the Kenton club team. He Is
hitting the pill hard.
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Yerkes,2b..
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12 0
10 1
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2 3 2
All. H.O. A
Johnston, lb. 4 0 13 0
Sam Gordon Joke Victim.
Sammy Gordon was the victim of a
hoax. The manager of the Reaver
club had young Gordon matched with
another Jewisli loy. hut remembering
the terrific scrap the youngster put
up against a relative, Sammy refuses
to accept the match. So they changed
the name of the boy to Hilly Ryan
and kept him out of Gordon's sight
until the night of the bout Sammy
came near getting a good lacing.
STANDING OF THE TEAMS
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Secret of Gardner's Hucr ,.
The success of tho American Golf
Champion Gardner is largely doe to
his ability to hole a putt at a crucial
moment. Kxperts of golf assert that
putting is 75 per cent mental and 25
per cent mechanical. Gardner has the
Ideal mental qualities that help a man
to put his ball dqwn when the stroke
Is needed.
I Trlnce Henry, third son of King
George of England, Is developing Into
j a clever athlete. He recently ran a
i mile in 4 minutes, 54 seconds. Ho is
a student at Eton college.
82 7 27 13
Totals.. 82 27 14 Totals
Batted for Knsbe la ninth.
tBstted for Smith in ninth.
Oilccgo 0 0001001 02
Pittsburg 0 0010000 01
Buna flack. Archer, Knabe. Errors Verkes,
Wsgner, Knabe. Three-base hit Adam.
Struck out By Vsngbn 8; by Adsms 4. Base
on balls Off Vaughn 2; off Adams 2. Stolen
base Carey. Umpires O'Dsy and Harrison.
Water Clearing
and th fish sr biting in great shape. Se
lect your fishing hols from pas; 10 of this
taction.
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New York 10
Boston 1
Detroit u
Chlcnfo 10
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Philadelphia
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Great rails 8
Ppokan 8
fteattle 8
Vancouver 4
Tacoma 2
America Association,
TMi!Tln 12
Minneapolis 10
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Milwaukee ,
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Brooklyn, N. T., May 6. (U. P.)
Cutshaw's lucky four-base whack In
thfc eleventh gave Robbie's Dodgers the!
best of a nip and tuck battle this
izrzyx; MZi acreacrtround-floor rent swdl fixtures
seat, from which it bounded back on
the field, and finally, over the fence.
The score:
PHILAD
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4 a o t(n.
Stock JSb.
Baneroft,ss. 8 0 2
Wbltted.lf. 5 3 8
CrTatU.rf. 5 0 0
I,uderBs.lb. 8 O 10
Psskert.cf. 5 2 4
Nteboff.2b. 3 0 8
Burua.c... 4 14
Mayer.p... 4 0 2
BBOOKLT?,
AB. li.O. A.
Mr'rs.cf. 5 12 0
Daabertlb. 6 1 18 1
Stengle.rf.. 5 14 0
Wbeat.Lf... 5 0 0
Mowrey.Sh.. 4 12 1
Cetshaw.2b. S 2 2 C
SlOleon.sa. .. 4 1 1 8
M Csrty.c. 3 2 4 1
Pfeffer.p... 8 0 0 7
Totals. . 88 880 IS)
Totals... 82 12 83 18
Nooe out wbea winning ran seored
Philsdelptala 1 0 0 1 0 0 O 00 0 02
Brooklyn 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 18
Ran Stork, Wleboff. Cstshaw 2. Olson,
errors Stock, H. Myers. Two has b1
Wheat. Olson. Three base alt Paskert. Home
ma Cetihaw. Riolen bases Nleboff, Wbltted.
Doable plays Bancroft to Nleboff to Lnderua;
Cntshaw to Daubert; Nleboff to Bancroft te
Lnderas. 8 truck out By Pfeffer 2, hy M eT
5 Base on balls Off Pfeffer 2. Caplm
Byion and Qolgley.
American Association Results.
Columbus t. Milwaukee 2. -.
Toledo 12, Kansas City 3.
LoulstiDo J, Minneapolis 3. .
. Indianapolis V, St. Paul 4.
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