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Newspaper Page TextBRINGING UP FATHER ,1 WCOOONESb SSKE -WHAT ARE-"TOO DOINO? ER IN THE TENTH: SEALS THREE IN ROW Beavers Lose Best Played Game of the Season on f Their Own Home Grounds, UMPIRES LEND THEIR HELP ill OlOH Decisions Oo to Visitors; Hlth.T Ontario Nor Finn? Heutral In Their Xullngi. Ml PRODUCES ' ' 1 S By George McManus T h -- ' ;i I rvNc. r --T ,.,.t bEiDE -1 thin 1,, K I rrjM'-l'!r"' '.A 1 1 s M JL UJ ! . ULAR 35V dM? 3 fmTl 'Twd- ixNmT, M,: qreorEQH there r rAS llJ ; $ y7' ,;'..:"v :; Bjr 11. A. Crorln. Pine Bodle. the hoop-shaped hurrah hitter of Harry hired help, broke up a terrific pitchers' battle between Charley Baum and Byron Houck in the tenth. Inning: yesterday with a home run, and the Seal made it three straight. J to 1. ., It was the beat played came of the itUOD, and although both pitchers wera bit quit hard, more brains were apllled In tha box than in any content a Portland pitcher ha been in so far this season. Houck not only bucked tha nine man on the Seal club for. 10 innings, but he had to put up with the worst exhibition pf umpiring seen In these " parts since Jack O'Connell strlved, flickered and blew out. t' Seals Get All Close Decisions. All of the close ones on both sides went to the Seals, und Big Bill Guthrie pulled one on Bjpeas in the sixth In ning, that will be filed away in the memory archives of even the most con servative fans. One pulled by Bd Finney an Billy Nlxon In the fifth Mmelled Just as bad. for It cost the Beavers a run. too, and prolonged the $ame. However, this gentle toasting of a1 Baum'a boys in long pants, can't take away from the aforementioned Mister Bodle the honor of being hero of the una. '" Ping Bodle Smites the BaU. .Justin; Fitzgerald wss on first base with two out. It was not good base ball to pass Docile, even though he hits a homer now and then, so they con cluded to pitch to him. Ping was still smarting under the deliberate passing Of him with two on In the eighth, and ha cracked the first one that looked good. It went out of the lot and it waa all over but the Wolverton chuckle. Baum retired Vaughn, Ouisto and Fisher on flits 'n the Beavora' half. sals Off In tte lead. Ban Francisco got off in the lead. When, with one down. Rchal.er hit one against the right center field fence that waa good for threo bases. Bodle tave an inkling of what was to come Hater, when he rammed the ball to deep center field into Wilie's clutch ing paws, and Schaller raced home. I Portland tied it up In the third, when .Baum had of-sudilen sinking spell. i Vaughn singled, but was forced by Ouisto, who stoile j-econd when Hon -is took his eye off the bis fellow. Nixon skidded one to Khechan and beat it t. That youngster picked up the ball and threw into the ground in front of 'Autry. By the time Chick located it and winged to the plute, Guisto gal- I loped across. Double Flay Save Seals. Three double plays saved t lie .Seals a lot Of trouble and llotx-k pitched grand ball until the unexpected transit of the pill from Bodle's w:ttenluke to the regions beyond the left field bleachers. I -In the sixth, t lie first of these, two plies was tho cause of a burning sen sation around the ears of Mr. Guthrie. Speaa walked and Stumpf tried to bunt, but the ball bounded upland struck hlra In his portly ItresitlliasUet. This waa followed hy a stolen base for , Speaa and when Waul walked, Billy j tot away with a steal o third. Pita Throws Wild to Plate. ! ,Houck h,t f'y to right field and Fltagerald made a throw to the plate. ; It waa off the oblold considerably and SP "lil around. le was called out. Walter McCredle. v.-lfo sp.vs only hon jeyed Words to the Baum t.luecoats. lost Ms fine barytone In a (aisetto wail. Speaa yelped like a stuck panther, and I the fans rose up enmasse and gave a Comanche warwhonp. Big Bill, It Is saliT, was seen to grow wuoio me gins ouqht to be, but STANDING OF THE TEAMS J- Fsoifio Coast Lestni. Ban Francisco 23' 'T'" ! Aogclea ' 7s I ", P t. .Wi Ti .'. .fi-t.l .."10 .421 357 ret. I mon Ii Hi 10 10 flt Lak Oakland . i t'ortland . 1 Butts .... Spokane .. urent rails ttls ... Vancouvsr , Taeoms . . is MortSmatara Lea,a;ue. I.ot. ,t;is ..',.13 .ln7 .4I7 .3S5 I'ct. ' .(iclT 22 ..'h1 .474 .4110 .:;iu Pet. .n."i4 .t(o .ro."i .R20 . 1H0 .4 14 .3114 .318 .714 .6.-.0 ..VO ..VK) .474 .474 .41 Hi .2: is .ti'',7 (.47 till ..VS) .MX) :ir,:; .3." S S I.'St. 1 I 12 I 2 HI I.'. 13 3 National Loss us. on. II 12 12 1 IJ it 10 e American Laagua. I Brook ly a .. i ho to a ... . Kt, Louis .. f Cblrago . Irotnnatl 1 t.lladelpbla ntuburg . . . NW J'ork . . Won. Lost. Cleteland n t WsablntoB 14 I New Xock 13 in t l-treit' 1.1 H(tB 12 11 Ulvaso 12 1-, t. UmiS ,s ii I tiladalphU s 15 American Ataoclation. IxwIsrilU !. MlnneapoUa oluoibus .. Toledo Ht: Pant .... Indiana polls Kansaa City MllwaukM . IJneola . . . . 13 II 10 ! 0 ; 8 5 W si tarn Leaajue. ...!.!!!!!!!!it mi n 0 HI 10 H 12 M 0 i H 11 1 I 13 Toneks Wichita ! Moines otuaba ' 9 Danrer 7 fit. Joseph tl fclnnx City 1 BASEBALL TOO AT AITS AX. THIS WEEK v . , SECBSATIOir PASS Come Vaufha and Twenty-fourth Stm. San Francisco r-'V- ; VS -i- - PORTLAND QamesKBetrla Weekdays at ST. VLi ( t flaadays at a&O F. BtV reserved Bos Seats for Sale at Ed--. srds' Cigar, Stand. Sixth and Wash- r Inartnn fir.,. . idles Bera Wednesday and ftlaav. win and Forbes. a diaitnosla later revealed it was Just a stiffening of the headrest and an op tical delusion as to the coloring. Big Bill is game at any rat Seals Dangerous In the Eighth. Houck's scariest period was in the eighth when Brooks led off with a sin gle to Ward. Baum flied to Speas and Fitzgerald kissed one to right, putting Clarence on third artO taking second himself on the throw across the dia- mond. Schaller grounded down to Ward and Brooks was headed at the plate, being finally run down at third by Fisher, who kept Schaller at first in the meantime. Houck walked Bodle purposely to get at Young Sheehan, but Harry the Wolfscrossel them up by sending In Downs. Downs crossed Harry by breezing. That brings us down to Chief Gun ner's Mate Bodle -and his wapentake, whatever that may be. Mayhap it should be spelled wop-entake. Ine score: BAN FRANCISCO. A B. It. H. ro A 1 2 2 . E. Fltrgerald. rf. SehHller. If. . Itodle. cf. ... Sheohan. 2b. . 0 II 0 Coffoy, m. . . Autrr. IB. ... Joi,en, 8b Ill o. lis, c. ... Ilium, p ixwos, 2b. . . 1 Total 35 3 8 20 10 PORTLAND. All. It. WHie, cf 5 o Ykuglin, 2b 4 0 CiiUto, lb. 5 1 Fisher, c 5 O Miod, rf 2 O Saft, If 2 (I Stumpf, 3b 4 (I Werd. ss 2 0 Ucuck. p 3 U n. ro. a. e. 1 2 11 o Totils .32 1 30 15 Stumpf out, hit by own batted hsll. Ban Francisco 10000000 o 2 3 Hits 1 10 0 10 0 21 2 M Portland 0 O 1 O O 0 0 O O 0 1 Hits a 1 2 1 1-ft Oil O 8 Struck out By Houck 7. Baum 1. Bssri oi balls Off llnuck 4. Baum 1. Two ba'e hits Stumpf, Ouisto, Autry. Three base hit Pchaller. IUm run Bodl. Double plays Houck to Stumpf to C.ulsto, Fitzjterald to Brooks, Brooks to Jones, Bsom to Autry. Sacrifice bits Hmuck, Bodle, Ward, NUon. Molun bases Coffey, Guisto, Nixou, Spens, 2. Passed ball Brook". Runs respons'ble fr Uouck 3. Baum O. Time 2:10. L. Iitres Uutbrl ana Finiwy. PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE Halt Lake 7, Oakland 2. SALTLAKK. OAKLAND. AH. 11.0. A.I AB. II. O. A. Qiilnlsn.ef. & 2 3 0 PsTls.ts 1 3 )lnih.2l... 4 tlrlff.lb... 4 Kran.lf 4 O 0 2,Lane.lf 1 lBarbeau.3b. 5 1 1 0 Gardner. rf. 4 8 0 1 Klliott e... O 2 fi Bsrry.lb... 42 14 1 Zl'm'rm'n.cf 2 12 1 Bvriter.2b. .324 3 Bwr.p 3 0 0 Kenworthy 10 0 Kleln,p 0 0 0 Shinn.rf... 3 Murpby.ss. 4 Halllnen.Sb 4 llimnah.c. A Finery, p. . 4 Totsla ..33 9 27 14 Totals ...31 11 27 10 Batted for Beer in eliihfh. Salt Lake OOOOOOtB 1 7 lilts ll 0 0 0 1 ff 2 4 2 fl Oakland O 1 0 00 0 t 0 O 2 lilts 0 3 1 2 2 0 1 1 1 11 Huns Qnlnlan. Hath, Brief 2, Hnliluan, tlannab. Flttery, Davis. Elliott. Errors- ovia. Barhcsu Home run Brier. niree Two bas hits Gardner, bi.se hit Lane. Berger, Klttery Halllnan- fcacrifice hit I tne. Bhscs on halls By Flttery . by Betr 2. by Klein 1. Struck out By Vlttury 0. by Beer 1. by Kle in 1. Sacrifice fly Snliin iHiuble play Murphy to Kath to Brief. Wild nitch Klein. Left on baaea Salt Lake 5, Cakland 11. Charge defeat to Beer. Time of gi.nje 2:00. Umpires I'hyle and Doyle. Vernon 5, Los Angeles 4. LOS ANOELES Ir VEENON AB. U.O. A.i AB. EI.O. A. Kane.lf 5 0 0 1 Doinp.rf... 4 2 1 MagRert.cf. 2 13 0 Ul'ehmn. lb 4 2 11 Wolter.rf... 5 1 0 Klsbere.2b. 4 1 2 Koi'rntr.lb. 4 1 10 0:Hati-a.3b.. 3 2 Uallow'y.ib. 3 4 Haley. If .. . 3 1 Flsber.aa... 4 2 0 2 CHrbs rf. . . 3 O Holes, c 4 0 3 8M'(i'fKn.s4 0 ltutler,3h... 4 5 2 o.iSpencvr.c. 2 0 llorstman.p. 1 O 1 Oguiun.p... O O Brant. n 1 0 0 0 U'c uoi re.p 2 1 Seosgiua.p.. o e o 1 Totala... 33 Los Angeles . . Hits Vernon Hits 4 131 Totals.. 20 9 27 IS S 1 0 0 0 0 O 0 0 4 32001 100 O 7 O O 2 0 3 O 0 O 5 O 0214020 ' 9 Runs Kane, TVolter. Korrner. Butler, Doane 2, Klsberx, Decaimlere. Krrors Butler 2, Fcles Kiatierg, Haley. Stolen bases Mss grt 2, Fisher. Two base hits Woiter. But ler. Rlsberg. Decsnuiere. tmriflce hit Oa! li way. Struck oat By Qulnn 1, by Horst n.an 1. by Decsnnier 2, by ficoffgins 1. Baes on balls Oft Qulnn 2. off Horstrusn 2. off l'rant 1, off Deeannlere 4, off f-oKRlns 1. Charge defeat to Horstman. Credit victory to Ducanniere. Double plays Fisher to (iHl loway to Koerner 2. Hit by pitched ball (irlggs by Brant. Wild pitch Horstman. Time 1:00. Umpires Brasbear and Held. NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE At Seattle R. H. E. Tacoma . . 13 13 1 Seattle i 5 1 Batteries Tacoma. Peterson and Roberts; Seattle, Hose, Munonk and Cadman. At Vancouver R. H. E. Great Falls ..: & 6 3 Vancouver 6 9 6 Batteries Great Falls, Kallio, Clark and Hawortfa; Vancouver, Hood and Cheek. At Spokane R. H. E. Butte 6 5 1 Spokane 4 7 0 Batteries Butte, Meikle and Hoff man; Spokane, Letter, Webb, Leonard and Murray. f Payette Beats Baker. Baker, Or., May 13. Payette hlyh fechool baseball team defeated Baker yesterday afternoon, 2 to 1. Goodwin, for the visitors, allowed four hits and Fosbury far Baker three, the latter's only base on balls develop ing' Into the winning run. Score: It. H. B. Baker 1 1 4 4 Payette : s t Battertea Fosbury and Euias; Good- INTERCITY SEED IS REVISED FOR REST OF SEASON Team's Will Have Completed First Round Tomorrow; Bradfords-fvlontavilla, The revision of the Intercity Base ball league playing schedule was com pleted last night by the special sched ule committee appointed by President Bay. Tomorrow's games will complete the first round of contests. Under the new schedule the holiday dates were awarded as follows: Decoration day Bradfords at Salem, Klrkpatricks at Woodland, Montavilla at St. Helens, and AVoodburn vs. Bea vers at Vaughn street. Fourth of July Bradfords at Salem, Klrkpatricks at Woodburn, Woodland at St. Helens. Montavilla vs. Beavers at Vaughn street. The teams will play a three game series, engaging in con tests Sunday, Monday and Tuesday be cause the Fourth comes on Tuesday. Labor day Klrkpatricks at Salem, Bradfords at St. Helens, Woodburn at Woodland and Beavers at Montavilla. The games scheduled for tomorrow are: Bradfords at Montavilla, wood- burn at Salem, Beavers at St. Helens and Klrkpatricks at Woodland. The schedule: May 21 Klrkpatricks at Salem, Montavilla at Woodburn, Woodland at St. Helens, Bradfords vs. Beavers at Vaughn street. May 28 Woodburn at Salem, Monta villa vs. Beavers at Vaughn street. Klrkpatricks at St. Helens, Bradfords at Woodland. ' May 30 Bradfords at Salem, Klrk patricks at Woodland, .Montavilla at St. Helens, Woodburn vs. Beavers at Vaughn street: June 4 Beavers at Salem, Klrkpat ricks vs. Bradfords at Vaughn street, Montavilla at Woodland, Woodburn at St. Helens. June 11. St, Helens at Salem, Brad fords at Woodburn, Beavers at Wood land, Kirkpatracks at Montavilla. June 18 Montavilla at Salem, Beav ers vs. Klrkpatricks at Montavilla, Bradfords at St, Helens, Woodburn at Woodland. June 25 Salem at Woodburn, Brad fords at Montavilla, Beavers at St. Helens. Klrkpatricks at Woodland. July 2. 3 and 4 Bradfords at Salem, Kirkpatricks at Woodburn, Montavilla vs. Beavers at Vaughn street, Wood land at St. Helens. July 9 Montavilla at Woodburn, Salem vs. Beavers at Vaughn street, Bradfords at Woodland, Kirkpatricks at St. Helens. July, 16 Klrkpatricks at Salem, Bradfords at Woodburn. Woodland vs. BeaveTrs at Vaughn Btreet, Montavilla at St. Helens. July 23 St. Helens at Woodburn; Kirkpatricks at Montavilla, Bradfords vs. Beavers at Vaughn street, Salem at Woodland. July 30 Montavilla at Salem, Wood land at Woodburn, Bradfords at St, Helens, Beavers vs. . Kirkpatricks at Montavilla. August i Beavers at Woodburn, Woodland at Montavilla, Klrkpatricks vs. Bradfords at Montavilla, Salem at St. Helens. August 13 Woodburn at Salem, Bradfords at Montavilla, St. Helens vs. Beavers at Vaughn street, Kirkpatricks at Woodland. August 20 Brsdfords at Salem Montavilla at Woodburn, St. Helens at Woodland. Kirkpatricks vs. Beavers at Vaughn street. August 27 Beavers at Salem, Brad fords at Woodburn, Klrkpatricks at St Helens, Montavilla at Woodland. September 3 and 4j Klrkpatricks at Salem, Beavers at Montavilla, Brad fords at St. Helens,1 Woodburn at Woodland. AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES Senators 4, Browns 1. 8T. LOUIS AB. II.O. A. Shotten, if 4 0 3 1 .WASHINGTON. AB. U.O. A.-I Mwgan, 2b 1 0 Jubnson. aa fi 2 Miller, rf. 2 0 HUior, lb. -6 0 ITa-tt. 2b. 4 2 0 1 7 2 2 2 1 fi 1 0 roster, 8b. Milan, cf.. 1 1 3 0 Rondeau, rf Judge, lb. . Nfarsans.cf 4 Deal. 8b . . 3 Austin, 3b O Seirereid.c 2 Oleuie'ts.c 1 Parka, p.. 3 DaT'np't. p 0 ICrandaU. 1 Sbanks.lr. . llnry. c. . MrBrlde.aa Harper, p. 0 0 o' o o Totals. 31 ft 24 9 Totals. . 30 6 27 10 I Batted to.- IX 'ul In eights Bt. LouU 0 0100000 01 Washington ...3000 0 2 0 0 04 Huns Jubnson. Morfsn, Milan2, Judge. Er rors Sbotten. Johnson. Miller, Deal, Serereld McBrtde 2. Three baae hit Judg. Htolen bases Deal, Johnson. Morgan. Sacrifice bit Uondean. Double play Henry to McBr(de. Bases on balls Off Parks 3. off Barper 7, off Darenport 1. Struck oat BT Parks 4. by llsrpr 9. by Dayeuiwrt 1. Ueaptres Evans aud Hlldebrand Yank S Shot Out White Sox. CHICAGO. ' AB. H.O. A. telsch.cf.. 4 0 8 1 NEW YORK. AB. H.O. A HartMl.rf. O 2 0 0 J.Colllna.lt 4 O 4 OMasee.lf... K.Cvllins,2b 4 foamier. is 4 Iscksun.rf. Weaver.. 8 tt-MuUen.Sb S Sebslk.e. . 8 Dmnfrwtn.p 1 Kuatfll,p. . 1 l.ynn 0 Beux.p 0 SMatMl.rf... lBaker.3h... oiOedeon.Zb.. 2P1PP.1S.... 2 P'ck'p sb,e l!Walters.e.. 1 'Mogrldfe.p. lSnawke.p. 0 0! 2 2 2 1 O 2 2 7 0 8 2 10 1 e 0 0 Totals ..311 2 24 111 Totala . .30 S 27 IS 'Batted for Russell In eights, fhlravn 0 e 0 0 0 0 0 0 New ork ..1 0 O 1 Q 0 2 . Rmu .Hirtvl. - Finn. - . Errors fonrnter. ICUton. Uogrldge X,. Twe tMrte aK-nae, ym fed wsL BARRIEAU PUTS WRIGHT IN LAND OF NOD AT "HIP" Liveliest Boxing Bout of All Is Farrell-Harrahan Ex hibition, The liveliest boxing exhibition wit nessed here In many a moon was staged last nigtit at the Hippodrome between oe Farrell and Joe Harra han. The boys were at each other hammer and tongs from the first tap of the bell. Harrahan leading by a wide margin in the first three rounds and Farrell finishing up strong in the last half of the bout. The event was called a draw. Frank Barrieau stopped Bill Wrigtit in the sixth round of the main event with a hard right to the Jaw. Bar rieau led all the way, except In the second when Wrierht. who did not ap pear to be in the best of shape, landed a hard -rigtit to Barrieau's face and all but staggered the British Colum bian. Walter Knowlton showed some of his old time class when he jabbed Shannon of Seattle. Knowlton's left was continually In Shannon's face and occasionally Walter would slip over a right or two. Shannon tried' to rough the going in the last round, but the local boxer had too much class, and rocked the Puget sound boy's head twice. Despite the fact that he was al lowed to get away with his pet hobby to hold Tommy Clark's head with his left and punch with his right Bobby Allen lost the decision to the local boxer. Allen, who hails from Oakland, has a pretty smile, but that lets him out as far as boxing is con cerned. Ed Boatright tried his old stunt of covering up for four or five rounds and then make a grand stand finish. but It did not work in the bout with Roy Orton of Spokane, Orton getting the decision. George Sommers stopped "Kid" Krieger in four rounds. The Hippodrome club 'went back to Che old system of having two judges. California Tossers Wallop Oregon A, C Ban Francisco, May 13. (P. N. S.) The University of California varsity baseball team elnched Its series with the Oregon Agricultural college by tak ing the second game of the series, 10 to 3, yesterday on the California field. The blue and gold outhit and out-played their opponents from the northland and won onheir merits. The third and final game of the series will e played tomorrow afternoon. Despite the fact that today's game went by such a large score it was full of Interest. Snappy work by both nines prevailed In every Inning with the ex ception of the sixth, when California found Pitcher Doolittle of the Aggies, and chased eight runners across. Doolittle pitched nice baU for the Aggies and looked to have the game pretty well in hand In the first five Innings. Score. R. H. E. California 00002800 0 10 13 2 Aggies ...0 1200000 0 3 6 1 Batteries McCabe and Gimbal, Doo little and Weller. Three bsae hit Plpp. Sacrifice fly Feck lcpcugh. Baes on balls OtI Moarldge 2. ott iiusseu l. orr uamortn i. struct out uy Uogridge t. Sy Sbawkey 1. by Bena 2. em pires Dlneen and Nallln. Indians S, Red Box 1. CLEVELAND. AB. H.O. A BOSTON. AB. H.O. A Graney.lf.. 3 0 0 0 Hoooer.rf . 4 14 0 Turaar,3b.. 2 1 Janrln.s. Hoblltael.lb Walker.cf. Lewls.lf... Gardner, 3b. Barry. 2b... speaker, ct. t 1 0 0 0 15 1 1 0. 3 0 8 1 3 Kotn.rr.... Uandil.lh.. Howard.Zb. Wamns.ss O'Nell.e. . 2 Agnew.c. . . 4Pennock.p. . GreM,p.... Carrian. . Ooumbe.p. . Totals ..27 6 27 18 Totals ...32 7 27 10 'Batted for Pennock in seventh. Cleveland 1 000 0 1 O 1 O 3 Button 01O0O00O 0 1 Runs Graner. Turner 2. Barry. Errors Howard, Wamb&ganaa, Gardner. Two base hits Turner. Lewis. Doable play Turner to Howard to GandiL Ftrat base on errors Cleveland 1, Boston 2. Bate on balls Off Conmbe 1. off Pennock 1. off Grers 3. Hit by pitcher Speaker by Pennock. h truck oat By coumbe 3. by renown z. dj u.ttt a L'n-pires Owens and Connolly. Detroit 8, Athletics 6. DETROIT. PHILADELPHIA. AB. H. O. A. AB. B. O. A Bnab.as... 7 2 Wltt.a 4 2 2 3 VItt.3b 5 Cobb.cf 6 3 t 1 2 8 3 1 2 2 O 1 1 3 12 0 O 0 1 O 1 1 Schapg.c ... 4 1 5 1 4 1 11 2 2 strunk.cr.. e Crowford.rf 6 Mclnnla.lb. Hellman.lt 4 Burna.lb.. 4 Young. 2b ..3 Stanage.c. 5 Jamea.p... 2 Bolatnd.p. .0 Ericknen.p 1 Doboc.p... 2 La Jolc,2b.. 5 Walsh. rf... 4 1 2 0 0 o 0 PIck.2b S Stellba'er.lf 4 CrowelLp. 4 NUeuan.p. . I Thompson. 1 Totals . .43 17 S3 16 Totals... 41 10 33 13 Batted for Crowsl in ninth Detroit 1 001001010 4 S Philadelphia 0 000008010 2 Bus Buab. Cobb 2. Hetlmaa, Burns, ioung Z, titan a re. genang. s trunk. Mclnnla. La Joie. Walsh 2. Krrora Young. Krlckaon, Pick, bteuoauer. two mum sua stallage z, vjtl. la Jot, inree ease ntta urawrora. walsb Pick. Shrank. Stolen b&ar Cobb. BaUmao 2. Stasaga. Burna. Bush. Doable play Witt to La J oia. Baaea on balla Off James 10. off Erickaoa 2, off Doboc S. off CroweU 9, off gbeehaa 1. Struck -out By James 3. by Boland 1. by Duaua 2. by CroweU 4. Em pire Chill 'and O'touKhUo. FEE BREAKS TWO RECORDS IN BIG TRACK MEETING Aggies Beaten by Eleven Points by Bijl Hayward's Oregon Team, University of Oregon, Eugene, Or., May 13. Oregon won the dual meet from the Oregon Agricultural college yesterday, garnering 71 points to the Aggies' 60, the closest score in the his tory of track relations between tho two colleges. One thousand spectators lined the bleachers of Kincaid field. Chester Fee was the star of the meet, tying for the highest number of Individual points, breaking the north west intercollegiate record in the pole vault, and smashing Oregon's record In the Javelin. The Pendleton athlete who won dis tinction as third best athlete in the country, went Into'flve events, making 17 points in all, first place In the pole vault, making 12 feet 4 Inches and bet tering the record of Williams by three quarters of an inch, breaking the Ore gon Javelin record, held by Niell, by a toss of 173 feet 6 inches, four and a half feet better than the old mark. Besides, he took third places In the low hurdles and broad Jump. He was disqualified in the high hurdles for kicking over .three obstacles, when he broke the tape for second place, 10 feet ahead of Straughn and Just be hind Muirhead. ' The proverbial dope was spilled all over Kincaid, when Bryant, of the Ag gies, beat "Moose" Muirhead out in the high Jump by an eighth of an inch. In the dashes the Oregon Aggies re lied too much on Kadderly and a dark horse by the name of Peronl. wno failed to place. In the 100 yard dash. Goreczky, wljo has been a nonenity for. three years, came back, taking the . event in the fast time of 10 flat. in . the 220 dash. Peacock took a fast first with Goreczky second and Kadderly third. Kadderly Takes Quarter Mile. Kadderly shone bright in his favortte event, the quarter mile, taking the event in fine form, but with the time below his usual standard. Coleman, the Aggie distance man. showed rare endurance power, taking ing first in the mile, nosing Beldir.g. of Oregon, out by a bare foot, taking second in the two mile grind, and sec ond In the half mile over Nelson, -who holds the northwest record. Coleman was high man for the Aggies, making 12 points, counting the relay. Muirhead Ties Pee. - . "Moose" Muirhead tied Fee for point honors by taking 17 points, including two first places In the hurdleand running the low sticks in the fast time of 25:04. The relay was ene of the exciting features of the meet- Vp to the last lap, Oregon was in the lead by a few feet, but Kadderly overcame the lead, breaking the tape ten feet ahead of Kent Wilson. Cole tried to break his own discus record but failed to betted his first place mark of 137 feet 1 inch. Walter Hummel, Multnomah hurdier. was starter and referee or the meeL How They Fiaishad. Summary: Mile til Coleman. A rales. first; Bldlne. Oregon, second: Tlllery, Ag gies, third. Time 4:27.2. 440-yard dawn Kaaarrir, Aggies, rirsr: Wilson, Oregon, aeoond: Anderaun, Aggies, third. Time 51.1 seconds. 120-yard burh hurdles' Mulrhesd. Oregon, first; Stranghn, Agates, second; Illlton, Ag gies, third. Time 15:3 seconds. luoyara ossu uorecssy, uregon. nrsi; Peacock, Oregon, second; Kadderly. Aggies, tbird. Time 10 flat. 80-yard ran Nelson, Oregoa, first; Cole men. A gK lea. second; Montaxua, Oregon, third. Time 2 minutes 3-6 second. Two-mile mn Bos t wick. Oregon, first; Coleman. Aggies, second; VanBuakirk, Aggld, tbird. Time 9:46. 220-yard low bardies Muirhead. Oregoa, first; Damon, Agglea, second; Fee, Oregoa, tbird. Time 25:04. 220-yard dash Peacock, Oregon. first; Goreczky, Oregon, second; Kadderly. Aggies, tLird. Time 22:4. Shot-put Fee, Oregon, first 40 feet 1 Inches; Johnson, Aggies, second; 39 feet 4Vk Inches; Foster, Aggies, tbird; 40 feet 5 liches. (Furney and Foster tied, Foater bet tering second place in pat-off.) Broad Jump Kendall Agglea, 20 feet tOK Inches, first; Mulrhesd. Oregon, 20 feet 6 lucbes, aecond; Fee. Oregon, 20 fast 44 inches, third. Pdle rauit Fee. Oregoa, 12 feet 4 tnchea, first; Metiger. Aggies, 11 feet, second; Wat kins, Oregon, 10 feet 6 Inches, third. (North wut intercollegiate record held by Willlama of Washington, broken by Inch.) High Jumr Bryant, Agglea 6 feet H lrch. first; Muirhead, Oregun, 6 feet, second; Fer.dall. Aggies, 5 feet 10 Inches, third. Javelin Fee, Oregon, 173 feet inches, first; Damon. Aggies. 14 fest. 2 Inches, sse otd; Muirhead, Oregoa, 135 feet, third. Discus Cole. Agglea, 131 feet 1 Inch, first; Bartlett, Oregon, 135 feet, 2 Inches, second; Funk. Aggies, lie feet 2 Inebes, tbird. Keiay won dj akzis team. Coleman. Damon, Anderson, KeUoo. 29:01 ae con On. Tim 8 minutes McCredle Is After Schoor. Los Angeles, Cal.. May II. (P. N. S.) Ed Schoor, former Angel twlrl- er. has received a telegram from Man ager McCredle of the Beavers, asking him not to sign with any team until the Beavers arrive here.. Roche to Stay Here. Judge McCredle received a letter from the St. Louis Nationals yester day, stating that Portland may us Catcher Jack Roche for, the remainder of the season. It Is believed that he Is finder optional agreement betweea the two clubs. American Association. Milwaukee, I; IxmlsviUe, t. Minneapolis. , j; Toledo, 4V (IS In nlngs.)' , - " ' . ' IndSanapolls-Kansas City, rain. No ether. games scheduled, v NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES Giants Win Four Straight. new york ; riTTsiirnu AB. U.O. A. All. 11.0. A. Burns. If 0 O ii .' Caret-, cf. 5 0 II 0 A ll J O o o Rob'ts'n.rf Doyle. 2b. Kauff. cf . Fletcher, hs Jerkle, lb M'K'h'e.Ilb Ksriden. c Hunter . . Dim1h. c . . Koeber, c. 1 :i O'Jiihiistiui, lb O l 2,('wtrlIo. rf '1 'J I'.Hlm-bmn.rf 2 2 ; Kalrd. :tb. . 4 4 1 4 II 4 1 3 0 4 O a 'i. 4 li O 1.') I' Knslw. a . 1 :i Smith, ss . 1 'GJImoii. c . O'Mauitnu'x.u 11 ! 2 1 2 II 0 O 0 l 1 0 0 1 Matb'snn.p t Uouscb. 1 o o o o Benton, p Kelly. o o o 0 o o oi o; Schauer. p 0 0 o Totals. 33 7 30 17! Tiau.. IK. 8 3J 8 Kan for Barlden In ninth. Batted for Mathensun In aeventh. Batted for Benton In ninth. New York 0 0 tl o o 0 (i 1 l 1 3 Pittsburg (I li u ii o 2 0 ii ii 02 Runs Bioliertson, Fletcher. McKechiii,-. Carey, Joanxton. Errors I'letcber :i. Tuo base bits Kauff, Fletcher. MeKechnle. i.l' ton. Three base hit Johnston. Hume run -Robertson. Stolen bases Kanff. Carey. 1oh ble play McKechnie to Merkle. Bases on er rors lltUburg 2. Bases ou hslln Off Ben ton 1, off Mammauz 6. Strtitk out -By klatbewson 2, by Benton 1. by Srhaner 2. ly Hammauz 6. I'mpireo Klem and Kmnlie. Brooklyn-Cincinnati game postponed; rain. Braves Win One Over Cubs. BOSTON. I CHICAGO AB. H. O A." AB. H. O A. Marany'e.as 5 0 2 1 1 Mann. If 4 O 1 o r ers. 2b.. 4 2 1 OIKlsck. rf... 4 O O O Collins. If 4 O 4 ii Willisins.rf 4 1 :i 1) Wllhott.rf 2 13 OjZlmm-r'n.Sb 3 2 12 Kocet hT,lb4 1 H ojsaler.lh. . J. 4 l S O imlth.Sb... 4 0 2 Verkes.21). . 2 3 ;! Snodg'a.cf 4 12 O! Archer. c . . . 1 7 1 Gowdy.c. 5 4 7 i Devlin. m. . . :; 1 ." 4 Tyler. p.... 5 2 0 Ui Larewler.p O 1 Prender'st.o 2 0 O S ' Pierce. p. ... 0 O o 0 Allen 1 ii ii it Totato.. 37 U 27 7! Totals... 30 5 27 15 Batted for Prendergast in eighth. Boston 0 2 2 0 1 n 3 I li Chicago 0 1000 0 2014 Runs Collins 2. Wiilholt. Smith. Rnod grass. Gowdy 3, Tyler. Williama, Zimmerman 2. Yerkes. Krrors Mann. Saier. Archer. fn base bits Govrdy. Konetchy. Wilholt. Three Either they are wrong or you ore missing something Thousands and thousands of men all over this countrya number bigger than several army corps have selected Fatimas and stfafc to Fatimas. Either these thou sands of men are all wrong in their judg ment or you are missing something if you haven't tried Fatimas. Why not try them? You will find that be bits rWliiisms. Archer. Home runs Tyier, Zimmerman 2. Ktolen base Suod grasa. Double play Doolan to Yerkea to Saler. ltaae on bulls Off Tyler 1. oft I.srender 4. off Prendergast 2. Struck out liy Tyler ". by l'renderi;at . by IMerco 1. I'mplres Byron and Qulgley. Phillies 5, Cardinals 3. PHILADKI.PHI A. I ST. LOI'IS AB. H.O. A.I AB. II.O. A. Bancroft. ss 5 1 3 2 P.eacher.lf . . 4 15 0 Mehorr.2b. 5 :t 3 0 Nmlth.cf.. . . 4 Stock.Bb... 5 1 2 Goiiial. . .1 frarb.rf. 4 1 (1 I Kernel. 2li rf 5 Whltted.lf. 4 O 1 ft Wllmin.rf-rf 4 Psskert.cf. 4 10 OI"KrUten . . . I l.uderus.lb. 2 0 14 2 Miller, lh-2b 4 Killlfer.c. 3 1 & fU'orhan.aa ... 3 Mayer, p.. . 1 0 11 I'lHontntjv.Sb. 2 Bixey.p... 2 1 1 llMivrier.c 2 Al'x'nder.p o O o (1 llall.it 1 (Pniler... 1 O 2 I 0 0 0 0 3 5 1 4 0 1 0 0 2 io n 0 2 2 2 2 1 1 2 4 0 0 1 o o o (Mead'tMs.p Totals ..35 ! ::o Tolnln . Batted fur Smith io ninth 2001 ;4 S 30 15 Hatted lor WHwm In temh. Batted for Hsll in fourth. Pbllsdelphia 1 n 1 1 0 n n n fl ? 5 St. Louis 0 2 1O00O00 1 4 Ituns Batrr)ft, Melt. iff. I'u-kcrt I.udinm, KllJIfer. Bether. Wllixtn. ItrlMeii. MIMer. Kr lorn Betsel, Snyder. Tv.. base hli Bnn cr ft. Jlonifrhy. Three Ij.ifc lilts Pske't, Wilson. Home run I'.escher. Sacrifice hits Klxey, Hornslty. Corhnn. iM.iihle play forban to Betzel to Miller. P-nnet) on balls Cf r Mayer 2. off Bixey 3, off Meadows 3. Hit by pitcher Kllllfer by Meadows. Rtruck out Ky Mayer 1, ly Rlxey 4. by Meadows 2. t inplres O'Day and Ortli. Battle Royal to Be Feature of Smoker A battle royal between six members of the Golden West Athletic league will be the feature of the initial smoker of that association to be staged in the Rose City Athletic club May 17. The battle royal will be six two-minute round. The main event of the program will be- between Iee Johnson of Oakland Cal., and Joe Benjamin of Spokiine. The other bouts are: Ted Meredith v Danny u Brlen, Romeo Hasan vs. Frank Parslow and Abe Gordon Jimmv Lewis. Fatimas taste cool and comfortable to the throat and tongue WHILE you are smoking them. And they leave you feeling fine and fit AFTER you smoke them even though you may smoke more than your usual number. Is it any wonder men call Fatimas one of the most SENSI BLEcigarettes made? Try them. THE TURKISH BLEND A Sensible Cigarette (Mm JESS WILLARD IS MADE BIG OFFER 1 TO BOX FULTON Champion Has a Chance to' Pick Up $27,500; Welsh to Defend Title, Chlqago, May 13. (I. N. S.) Jess Wlllaxd has been offered $27,500 to bo Fred Fulton, the Rochester Bycamore, ten scheduled rounds in the little vil lage of Hudson, Wis., next July 4. Mike Collins, the man who guides the Ftilton destinies, and his fighter aim to promote the show themselves. They have wired this offer to Thomas Ed ward Jones, who is touring the west with Millard and a circus and hope to get a favorable reply any minute. They claim they can fret the money etisily and say they will deposit It be fore the day of the bout. Collins halls from Hudson, where he ' has an arena seating 6000 that is perched on one bank of the St. Grolx river. Mike allows that by a Judicious expenditure of $1500 Tie, can enlarge the seating capacity of his place to 15.000 and arrange to handle a $100,000 crowd. Hudson Is only 16 miles from St. Paul, and Mike knows he will rocclve a tre mendous play from that city and Min neapolis. D&Iton and Gage Draw. Los Angeles, Cal., May 13. (T. N. S.) Steve Dalton, the slugging light weight, and Frankle Gage fought four fast rounds to a draw. Dalton prob ably will meet Willie Hoppe, the San Francisco Slugger, Tuesday night. When writing er Veiling on adwtlaer pleaae mention The JonrtMU,, Ad. ) 0: