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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, MONDAY, MAY 15, 1915. BRINGING UP FATHER By' George JVIcMcitv Cnpyrlisttwl by lBterna-oonal Kevra feerrlesv. . . 8ltii! ! ' stt Ptnr of .. '"VE COT FIVE . OF THFtvjV r t. rr- . : : BY TWO NEAR FIGHTS i1' Players 'Walk Around With Chips on Shoulders Look ing for Old Man Trouble, PORTLAND WINS, 4 TO 2 Ssal Are Saved Trom m Bhntont by riar Bodie's SomiT la the Third Inning. 'v , ' - - . , 1 I A By B. A. Cronln, An old-time baseball game, the kind where the player walk around with chips on their shoulders, was staged In the local ball yard yesterday, and Port land won, 4 to 2, thank to the excel lent pitching of Allen Sothoron. If ' Ptng Bodle hadn't kited the ball out at the lot, the Seals would have gome scoreless. Besides a lot of good baseball, the j fans were treated to some near fights, and players were extending urgent in vitations to one another to wait out- j side after the game. When the crowd wasn't egging the would-be combat- i ants on, It was vociferously engaged In panning Bill Guthrie. Hill closed e bad week, In the opinion of the fans, j hut In the opinion of Bill, he was "urn plrin' good ball." j Downs Spikes Catcher Soehe. Jeremiah Downs lost all of the : great popularity he owned In Tortland when he deliberately Jumped Into Catcher Roche with his spikes fore .most In the sixth. That started the ''.hotheads. Then Ping Hodle stuck out bis foot, while Vaughn was taking a throw from the field, and Bobby promptly laid the toe of his foot - against Ping's shins with a resounding . whack. Umpire Finney stopped this f lareup. There's quite a difference In the , sizes of Messrs. Bodle and Vaughn, and Bill Nixon figured it was up to him to lend vocal if not physical support, probably on the ground that Ping weighs ss much as Vaughnand Nixon put together. Downs Kissed by Spectators. Kvry move Jerry made after he tiled to assassinate Roche was the .. signal for a battery of hisses, extend ' Ing from one end of the park to the other. Downs was-on third, from a walk, a sacrifice and an out. Jones also v walked and a double steal was essayed. -Roche threw to""Sothoron, and Jerry was caught flatfooted halfway from third to home. Sothoron closed In and tossed the ball to Roche, who was standing on tho plate, waiting for Downs to walk in. Instead Jerry, evi dently from pique, took a running jump .. at Roche and sunk his spikes and knees into the Roche anatomy. The latter v:as momentarily stupefied at the dis play and this state of mind probably stalled, a clinch. ' Guthrie Ignores MoCre die's Protest. McCredle made violent protest to ' Guthrie, but Bill turned his broad back . and bull neck to the Portland manager. Little Sothoron started to "call Downs, but Guthrie shut the twirler up and chasea me players to ineir In the eighth Bodle singled and over ran second on Downs' single to left. Speas shot the ball to lhe keystone; Bodie stuck out his foot at the ball, grazing Vaughn, and Vaughn re taliated, thereby starting a verbal bat tle with gestures indicating that some body would be waiting after school for somebody else. A message from the coroner's office late last night stated that no mangled remains had been re- . ported from the outlying districts and that the city was never more tranquil. Nobody started anything with L Gulsto. Portland Off In the Zead. Portland got away In the lead in the first when Vaughn singled to left off Red Oldham, went to second on a wild - pitch, and scored when Guisto hit the ball against the left field fence. Fitzgerald opened the third with a single to Vaughn, took second on Hchalier's. sacrifice, and then Ping raised the ball over the right fields fence for the two runs of the Seals. The one-run lead lasted only until the Beavers could unload their base hits. Sothoron hit to left but failed to touch first as he rounded it and '": had to return. It was a two-base "legit-" Wills singled through short " and Vaughn sacrificed. . Wolvertoa Orders Gulsto Walked. - Boss Wolverton ordered Gulsto : ,walked, so Clarence Brooks had Urn s' pi re Guthrie carefully define the . boundaries of the batter's box, denot ' lng Just where Louie could stand. This ' was Important, in view of Gulsto's long arms. Roche forced Louie. Coffey "to Downs, and Sothoron scored. Billy ; Nixon, who Is hitting solidly again, .' cracked the ball over second, and Wills tallied. . Tho Beavers made the last of their quartet in the seventh off Skeeter ' Fanning, who went to the rescue of Oldham in the sixth after Nixon's dou ble. Vaughn walked on "Skeet," and stele second on a slow ball. I Booh Kits to Seep "Left. Roche pasted the pill to deep left - field for two bags, and Vaughn cantered home. A great stop and throw . by Coffey on Nixon's grounder robbed .Billy of a third hit and prevented an other tally. '.The Seals entrained last night for ; home, with three out of the five -games, while the Beavers ace on their , wa;to Salt Lake. Portland will have no baseball for three weeks. Pitcher Harstad was left behind to get into better condition. Monday, the day upon which the majors must cut down, will! tell whether Bill Rodgers is com- Portland Golf Club Defeated at Eugene Eugene, Or., May 15. The Eugen Golf club yesterday defeated the Port land club with a total score of 48 to 26 points. There were 29 matches. The Portland players donated the winners with a beautiful silver lov ing cup, which will be kept In the local clubhouse until the outcome of a return match next fall in Portland. If Eugene wins that match the cup will remain in the possession of the local club. The members of the Portland club were entertained all day yesterday lit the Country club, some of them return ing to Portland during the afternoon in automobiles and others returning by train. Eugene Country Club I l'ortlnn(i fJolf Club. It. w. Hrrscott o;r. Wl'helm . Oi William Uotelll . .I.Dr. W. I. Norlhtlp... . 2'Ack Carskadden. . 2 Koscoe Faweett . P. J. A. Dick . Ji(;eorge Anderson . 2 Arthur Dickson . 1;0. H. Keeker , . :i!r. 8. (Jraj , . OIDr. T. V. Watts . 0H. I.. Keats . 2 11. E. Vaiinesa . OX. T. HotcbkUs . S!-f. M. Arorus . 3 K. J. Kaler . 0S. B. Archer., t . OiL. A. Spangler . SISam Holbrook 3!J. II. CoDBtantlne.. . W. A. McCornack. K. 0. iDimel John Wllbelm Dr. E. W. Hnpe... A. R. Tiff an j- K. C. Ayer Harrr IMnil.ar Walter firimtb... Ralpb Martin J. 1.. Hcaw! J. "K. Pratt W. L. KlDialrt Krunlt cbufcra. . . C. A. Burden F. I. lonf;liegan. . K. 0. Potti r . (leorge Scbacfera. . Harry Powell J . r:. Kplley R. IS. Hamilton lDr. J. H. Tuttle. 0. II.. Rfan 3 Huso Bezdck 3 K. S. Smith .1. Hiitt Ilohhx frank Harriet. R. & Bryaoa. . . BRADFORD TEAM IS WINNER OVER MONTAVICLA "9 11 Woodland Wins First Victory After 14 Inning Battle; , Pitcher Kotula Stars, PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE Frank Hcltkeniper. . . 0 Dr. Holbrook 0 R. R. Warrlner 0 Kd Fatton 1 . 1 jl'. N. Sampon. . . . . . 2 3 M. TO. Kjan 0 Total 48 Total 3o Mike Gibbons Will Be "Busy" Thursday New York, May IS. (I. N. S.) Joined' the -Broadway colony yesterday for a short stay. Mike has an engage ment with the English welter, Ted Lewis, in Madison Square Garden next Thursday evening. Although Gibbons came many miles to keep this date he does not believe that it means as much ia his young life as the affair does to his opponent. - A short talk with Gibbons brought out the fact, -however, that he does not hold Lewis cheaply. He expects to win as a matter of course but not without considerable effort. Mike Is well ac quainted with Ted's style and looks for a busy evening. INTERCITY BASEBALL LEAGUE. Wo.i. Lost. Pet. Bradfords 5 1 .833 Kirkpatrlcks 4 2 .667 Woodburn 4 .667 Salem 3 3 .500 St. Helens S 3 .SOO Montavilla 2 3 .400 Baby Beavers 2 4 ."33 Woodland 1 ' .143 Getting: off to a three run lead In the first inning, the Bradfords had little trouble taking the Montavilla team into camp yesterday on the Mon tavilla grounds, 10 to 2; An error by Stuerhoff on Kennedy's single with the bases full gave the Bradfords their three tallies in the initial frame. Hager started on the mound for Montavilla, but was replaced by Zwei fel in the second frame. Moreland pitched for the Bradfords and allowed Montavilla seven hits. The Montavilla team Phowed poor form in the field, seven errors being charged against it. Pitcher Zwelfel made the longest hit ever made on the Montavilla grounds, when be drove the ball over the center field fence in the seventh inning. The score: MONTAVIIXA . .1 BRADFORDS - AB. H. O. A.I All. H. 0. A. Prlchard.sa. Manary.2. . . Buck. 3 Stureff.m. Bryaon.c. . Bourg.l. . . . Jesaup.l. . DeVeuy.e. . Hager.p Zwelfel, p.. 1 2 llStepp.l 4 2 t 1 IChllders.3. . . 4 1 0 2'Bngart.as. . . 4 1 0 0 Ed wards. 1.. 5 0 lf 2lCoben.2 4 O 12 0 Kennedy, m.. 4 0 0 0 10 O 0 1 2 14 French Welter Beate Loughrey. New York, May 15. (I. N. S.) Al bert Badoud, welterweight champion of France, stands today as challenger of the welterweight championship of the world following his victory Satur day night over Frank Loughrey of Philadelphia. It was his first fight in this country and he made an excel lent impression, winning eight of the 10 rounds. In- back to Portland, and, if so, he will report at Los Angeles, where the Bea vers will be playing the week of Mary 22. instead of at Salt TAke, The score: SAN FRANCISCO. Fltzcerald. rf. ... Schaller. If Budie. of Downa, 2b Ccffey, hk Autrjr. 11 Jonea, 3uT BrVxika. . Oldham, p bCfRireda, c FLiinlnz. n Browu i AB. R. n. PO. A. E. 5 12 10 0 . 2 0 i 1 0 0 5 1 2 2 0 0 3 0 2 4 1 0 3 0 2 1 a 0 4 0 0 7 3 0 .3 0 0 1 1 O .2 0 0 2 1 0 .2 0 0 1 1 0 .201400 .1 0 0 0 0 0 .1 0 0 0 0 0 .33 2 0 27 10 0 Wllie. cf. .. Vaughn, 2b. Oniato, lb. . Rocbe, c. ... Nixon, rf. . Siaa, If. .. 8tcmpf, 3b. Ward, aa. .. bo t boron, p. PORTLAND Totals. . .3B 7 27 11 Claxk.r 5 Bleea-.c S IMorelajid.p. . 4 0 1 2 0 l r 12 1 i 2 4 1 0 0 4 1 1 .0. A. 4 0 3 l.jlliiidlrton.lf 5 2 2 0 3 1 2 l.I.ane.rf 4 3 3 0 4 1 0 lIK'nw by.2b 4 0 S 3 4 12 Uliunln-r.rf . 6 1 O 2 1 4 1 (Barry, lb... 4 1 U 0 4 0 S !:Elliott,c... 3 3 4 1 4 0.1 5 Berser.fS.. 4102 4 12 DaTis.3b... 3 10 2 0 0 0 rMartin.p... 3 0 0 3 1 o ii 2 liriffilb.c. . 1 1 b 0 2 0 0 1 1 O O V S3 3 24 l.'l totals ...36 13 27 11 Ban Franciaco Hita Portland Hits AB. R. R. PO. A. K. .411000 .221 1 AO .2 O 1 13 2 0 .. 4 0 1 S 1 0 .4 0 2 1 0 0 .8 0 0 1 0 0 . 2 0 0 0 0 0 .4 0 0 3 1 0 .8 1 1 0 4 0 .28 4 7 2t 14 0 . 00200000 0 2 . 2 0 3 0 O 0 1 2 1 9 . 10200010 4 . 20300110 7 Totals 30 S 27 13 SCORE BY INNINGS. MontaTlUa 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 2 Hita 1 2 O O 1 -2 n 1 7 Brndforda 3 1 2 O O O 1 O 3 10 Hits 1 1 1 1 1 0 1 0 2 a StMMARY. Runs DeVeny. Zwelfel, Stenp, Bogart 3. Cohen 3, Kennedy 2. Blpetr. Errors I'richnrd 3. Manary, Buck 2. Stuerhoff, Childers 3, Moreland. Strwk out By Hager 1. bv Zwel fel 8. by Moreland 3. Bases on balls Off Ha lter 2. off Zwelfel 2. Two base hit Manary. Home run Zwelfel. Double plara Zweifel to Prlohard. Bogart to Edwards. Sacrifice hit CbilderB. Stolen baaes Brjrson. Zweifel. Bo gart 3. Edwards. Coben, Kennedr 2. Hit by pitched , ball, Manary. Passed ball Bryson. Wild pitches Zwelfel 2. Innings pitched By Hager 1, by Zwelfel 8. Charffe defeat to Ha ger. Runs responsible for Zweifel 1. More lacd 1. Base blta Off Hager 1, off Zweifel 7. off Moreland 7. Time of game 2 hours. Umpire Browi Woodland Wins Its First Game. Salem, Or., Mpy 15. Woodland won Its first game in the Intercity Base ball league yesterday, uereating Salem, 5 to 3, in a sensational 14-inning con test. A home run by Pitcher Kotula, with two men on the bases, resulted in the winning runs. Besides driving out the hit that won the game, Kotula pitched wonderful ball, allowing but five bits and whiffing 20 batsmen. He had the locals shut out until the ninth Inning, when they scored two runs. Barham allowed eight hits and struck out 2 batsmen. Stars Are Nosed Out. Woodburn, Or., May 15. The Kirk patrick Stars were nosed out in Yester day's Intercity league contest by the locals, 5 to i. Baker and Baker formed the battery for the Stars and Murphy, Sims and Huddleston for the locals. Baker allowed Woodburn but one hit up until the seventh inning. Errors resulted in the locals' victory. Errors Lose fo Baby Beavers. St. Helens, Or., May 15. St. Helens defeated the Baby Beavers yesterday, 7 to 8. Errors by the visitors were re sponsible for a majority of the runs scored by the locals. Donaldsun and Armsprljiger formed the battery for St. Helens, and Goddard, Blake and Feichtlnger for r ? Beavers. Salt Lake 3, 4; Oaks 7. 2. San Francisco, May 15. (P. N. S.) Oakland and Salt Lake wound up their scries yesterday by splitting the double bill. The well known Oakland pitching staff, Elwood G. Martin, en gineered his playmates Into a 7 to 3 victory in the morning on the preen sward at Emeryville. Two pitching hopes toiled in the afternoon, but the Oaks suffered a reversal of form and in spite of the piling up of hits In large stacks, they went down to defeat, 4 to 2. The scores: Morning game: SALT UKK. OAKLAND.' AB. H.O. A I All. I Qulnlan.cf . Hath. 2b Brief. lh. . . Kyau.lf . . . Siilnn.rf . . . MurpL-,3b. iiauuiau.sa Vaun.c. . . , Dougan.p-. Waruop.p. . C'halieU.p. . Orr Totals .. Batted for Chabek in ninth. Salt Lake OOOOSOOOO 3 Hita 0 1 1 0 3 0 0 0 - 5 Oakland -210 0 001 7 Hits' 4 2 2 O 2 1 2 2 "15 Runs Rath, Brief. Vann, Middleton 2. I.aue 2 Kenwortby, Uardner, Elliott. Errors Katn, Keuworthy, Barry. Herder. Stolen buses Uatb, Brief, Sblnn. Lsne. Home run 1. ane. Three base hits Middleton, Elliott. Two base hit Griffith. S-.niflce hit Mar tin. Charge defeat tj U.ugan. Base on bulls Off Martin 3, off l)ouj.-au 1, off Chabek 2. Struck out By Mar.tu 6. by C'habtk 1. f.alk IJougau. Double play SUiun to Mur phy. Left on bases Salt Lake 5. Oaks 9. 'lime 2:00. Lnip.rea I'krle aud Doyle. Afternoon game: SALT LAKE. I OAKLAND. AB. II. O. A. AB. II. O. A. Qnlnlan.cf. 4 0 2 1 Middleton, If 4 Rath,2b... 6 3 3 21 .yiie.f 3 Brief.lb... 4 17 4,K'Dw thy.:b 4 Kyan.lf... 3 0 1 OjGardner.rf . 4 Shlnn.rf... 2 0 2 -O Barry, lb. . 4 Mud.hy.3b. 4 2 3 OIGriffiUi.c. . 3 Haniuan.as 3 0 4 (!' Merger. aa. . 4 Hanuab,c. 2 0 3 2iDari.3b. . . 3 Hall.p 3 12 .1 Kieiu.p 1 (Boyd.p 1 I'Klltott 1 DESCHUTES GETS ITS FULL QUOTA OF FISHERMEN Water Is Clearing Rapidly and Salmon Flies Will Soon Cease, MINOR BASEBALL The -Deschutes was lined with Port land fishermen yesterday, a directory of the bunch indicating that the medi cal and dental profession suddenly transported itself from the metropolis to the waterside. The Deschtites Is clearing rapidly, and in about two weeks the' best fish ing of the season, will be In order, for then the millions of salmon flies will have ceased to drop conveniently into the stream for the benefit of the hun gry trout. Most of the fish caught yesterday averaged from 8 to 12 inches for those who used flies, while those who used spinners all day caught some around 16 and 18 inches. Amons those who were seen along the river were the following doctors: C. E. Kistner, A. J. Brock, Davis, Sam Slocum, E. Dewitt Connell. Woods, Du bois, Erskine Wood, J. Martin Watson James Honeyman and Durkee. NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES 0 2 1 1 2 o 2 0 2 14 0 4 1 2 2 1 1 O 1 0 1 O PRINTERS' BASEBALL LEAGUE. Won. lost. Pet. Oregonian 2 -0 1.000 journal s 1 1 .500 Telegram .i- 0 1 .000 Labor Press 0 1 .00 J In a pitchers' battle between Ander son of the Oregonian and Livingston fffc the Journal, in which honors were about even the Oregonian team took the lead in the Printers' league by winning, 9 to 4, at East Twelfth and Davis streets yesterday, Whije An derson struck out 18 men In the game he allowed the same number of hits as did Livingston. Aside from several wild throws to the bases by Journal catchers' the game was well played, a double play In the first inning by the Journals being the first of the season. A single inning record was also made by the Journal team, but seven balls being pitched in retiring their oppon ents. The batting- of Jackson and An derson for the Oregonian and a homo run by Cook, and the fielding of How ard at first were features of the game. Score: R. H. E. Oregonian 9 6 4 Journal 4 6 10 Batteries Anderson and Owens; Livingston and DeWert, Gardner. Giants Defeat Cubs, fl to 4. Chicago, May 15. (I. N. S.) The Giants beat' the Cubs yesterday 6 to 4 Home runs off McConnell by Doyle and Robertson, a base on balls, Tes reau s double and an error gave the Giants a lead of four runs in the first three rounds. They hammered one run out of Packard in the fifth tfJr-?:0!! The Mason, Ehrnn & Co. baseball Astoria. Or.. May 16. The Ham mond Lumber company defeated the Cathlamet team yesterday, 6 to The Dalles. Or., May 15. The Pied mont Maroons of Portland were de feated yesterday by the locals, 8 to 4. Turr.bull allowed the visitors one bit, The Ben Ilur dub continued its win ning streak Sunday at the experse of the Peninsula Grays, 4 to 2. Hyroni- mous, the crack heaver for the lodge men, has not only won every start, but has held the opposition to three run, while his team mates counted 22 limes. Hyronimous and Watklna worked for Ben Hur. rot two runs in the third on two hits t ALL PTJESE COIN OF COMING BOUT PAID IN AMERICA That fs About Only Request Argentine Committee Must Grant, New York, May IB. (T. N. "S.I Billy Gibson. American representative of Buenos Aires committee on boxinpr. last night received word that the third member of the Argentine committee, who has been visiting with the Argen tine ambassador at Washington, will t-rrive in New Tork today. He .has asked Gibson to arrange a meeting at 4 o'clock this afternoon with Nate Lewis, manager of Charlie White, and Harry Pollok, manager of Freddie Welsh, to go over final details re garding the Welsh-White champion ship match. Everything looks favor able thus far and no hitch is antici pated, as the only request the Argen tine promoter will have to grant is that all the purRe money be deposited with representative Paj"ty In Amerlcx Lewis wants White's money depos ited with Maxey Blumenthal of Newl paid to Bob Vernon of New York. Both stakeholders are willing to file a bond that they will not pay over the money until the fighters have ful filled their articles of agreement. For referee Pollok today submitted the names , of BUly Jh and Billy Roche of New Tork. He also spoke favorably of Ed W. Smith of Chicago. Lewis submitted Ed W. Smith. Charley White, Abe Pollok, Lou Bauman, Harry Stout. Jack McGulgan, Jack Welsh and Otto Floto. Auto Races Are Held In Face of Threat Marshfield, Or., May 15, In tpitft threatened prosecution the auto, ra advertised for last Sunday and po poned because of rain, was held u day afternoon with a large attendan There were eix entries and they Ato miles on the half-mile track. .. Results: Claude Tucker, first. Sri $100, Time 85 minutes and 15. Second R. E. Knowles, second, $60; Merl Hoi en, third, $40. Others running1 we Harvey Ouerney, Shannon Mitchell tv Percy Philip. All drove strlpr Fords excepting Guemey who had Hupmoblle. Rev. E. II, Campbell, printer, preached again on Haturd and threatened to make? a eomplat to the district attorney asking prosee Hon for violation of tho Sunday ck in law I ' the races were held. Pros cutlon is expected. -. " -A I - j vmju.v.i i. viutiaui x, r Bu lling S. Baaea on balls Off Sothoron 4. Old he m a. Fanning 2. Two bate hita Ualato. Eocha. NUon. Home run Bodle. Sacrifice hits Schaller, Vaughn. Coffey. Kpcaa Stolen baaea Coftey, fctumpf, iitx;erald 2, Vaughn. vild pitch Oldham. Innlnea pltehedTby Oldham 5 plus, run 3, blta 0. at bat IS Rvns responsible for Sothoron 2. Oldham 3, Fanning 1. Charge defeat tc Oldham. Time 1.45. Umpires Guthrie and Finney. v IB ! -' In) L1m ww ST OXIMG SIVIOKER. WEDNESDAY, MAY 17 INTRODUCING LEE JOHNSON vs. JOE BENJAMIN Oakland, CaL 123 X.bs. . Portland. TED MEREDITH VS. DANNY O'BRIEN . 133 x,bs. Ab4 Cordon vs. Kid Lewis : Rotneo Ha en ts. Par.low 103 tbs, ,158 Z.bs. BATTLE ROYAL , S OOLSES WEST 2CET2CBES3 6 3-M-L8I UTE BOTTHPS X6SX C1TT CX.XTB OTIC. iTICXE73 OH SAU5 JUSSOTLAX nAOZS- NORTHWESTERN iEAGUE At seuingham r. h. E. Great Falls 6 4' 3 Vancouver 4 4 3 Batteries White and Shea; Machold and Cheek. At Spokane-First game R. H. E. Butte 4 7 3 Spokane 5 7 0 Batteries Meikle and Hoffman; Noble and Murray. Second game R. H. E Butte ... 5 16 5 Spokane 9 12 0 Batteries McGinnity, Paulette and Altman; Evana and Murray. At Seattle First game: R. H. E. Tacoma 2 11 0 Seattle 5 8 2 Batteries Rock and Roberts; East ley and Cadman. Second game R. H. E. Tacoma , .3 8 2 Seattle : . 0 l g Batteries Sutherland and Roberts; Rose and Cadman. 1 Totals ..30 7 27 11! Totals ...32 13 27 10 Elliott batted for Boyd in ninth. Bait Lake o O O 2 0 1 10 0 4 Hita O 0 o 1 1 1 z 1 1 7 Oakland i 0 200000002 Hita z 3 1 1 1 1 I 1 i-i Kuus Brief, Ryan. Shinn, Ball, Barry. Pavis. ErrorarQuinlan, Murphy. Berger. Stolen bates Lau. j'avia. iwo base lnta Murphy, llall, Kenwortby. Sacrifice hits Griffith, Shinn, Middleton, Boyd. Baaea on brlla Off Ball 2, off Klein li. off Hoyd 2. Struck out By Hall 2, by Boyd 2. Doubla Iltya Halllnan to Brief to Murpny. Davit to Griffith to Barry, Bereer to Kenwcrthy to Barry to Halltuan to Kath to Brief, guinlan t Halllnan to Kath. Wild pitch Hall. Left ou bases Salt Lake 7, Oaks 8. Charge de feat to -Boyd. Time 2:00. L'mpirea Doyle and Phyle. Vernon Beats Angels Twice. Los Angeles, May 15. (P. N. S.) Early yesterday, out In the jungles of Vernon, Art Fromme started In beating the Angels, and late in the aft ernoon Chief Johnson finished the job in the Washington Park corral. Some punk fielding and some umpiring that smelled to the heavens gammed up the morning pastime for the Angels, 9 to 4. Chief Johnson, well upholstered with spitballs, continued to avenge his wrongs against the Whites by cipher ing the Angels in the afternoon pastim lng, 2 to 0. The scores: Morning game: LOS ANGELES. I VERNON. AB. H.O. A. AB. H.O. A. Maegert.cf 5 Ellis. If 3 Woker.rf.. 3 Koerner.lb. 3 Galloway ,2b 3 Kisher.s.. 4 Boles.c 4 Butler,3b. . 3 Seoeglna.p. 3 Horstman.p o McLarry.. 1 "Lasaler.. 1 0 Dalev.lf.... 4 0 Ul'cbman.lb 5 1 Klaberg.i'b. . 3 l.Bates.at). .. 5 4,3ri(;es,rf . . . & 2 1 11 2 Mattiik.cf. 4 .VlcG'figan.sa 8 .Spencer. c 4 trouime.p.. 3 0 0 2 S 0 3 2 C 1 0 3 Totala ...38 14 27 17 Totals ..33 7 24 11 Batted for Butler in iitoU. Butted for Hon. t man in ninth. Los Angeles 0 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 4 Hita ....1 121200007 Veruou V..0 3 0 0 0 1 1 4 9 Hits 0 3 1 1 0 1 26 14 Buns Maggert," Wolter, Galloway 8. Daley, leichman, Klsberg 2, Bates. Mattlck, Mo affigau. Spencer, Froromi. Errors Magpert, Galloway, Usher, boles. Risberg. Stolen bi.6es Maggert, tills, Wolter. Daley 2. Two base hits Griggs, Fromme. Sacrifice hit Grlgga. Struck out By Scogglna 5, by Frtmme 1. Bases on balls Off Scoggln 4, off Fromme 3. Charge defeat to Soopglna. Double plays McGaffigan to His!rg to Gleichman, Klaberg to -lelchman. Galloway t Bolea to Butler. Hit by pitcher Ellia. Wild pitches Scoggina 3. empires Brashear and Held. Time 2:10. Afternoon game: LOi ANGELES. AB. H.O. A Dal ton Replaces Brewster. Los Angeles. Cal. May IB. U. P.) Los Angeles right fans are today an ticipating a sound airing of that so called rivalry existing between this city and San Francisco, when Willie Hoppe, reputed northern championi TnatH fitn rt1f An AnsitafmA.3 . V. . pion of -Los Angeles, at Vernon tomor row night Hoppe was scheduled to meet Eddie Brewster, but the bout was postponed when Brewster injured his right hand. Maggert.cf. 4 Elite, If 3 Wolter.rf.. 4 fc.oeruer.lb. 4 (Uoway,3b 4 McLrry,2b 2 Bassler.c... 3 Butler, sa. . 2 Zabel.p 2 Kane 1 Horstman.p 0 2 0 0 0 12 0 0 2 O.Doane.rf.. VERNON. AB. H.O.A 0 0 2 0 1 4 2 0 3 3 0 0 Gl'chmsn.lb 3 Risberg,2b.. 3 Bate, So. . . 4 Daley.lf 3 Mattick.ef. 8 M'G'lifan.M 2 wealing, c. 3 G.Johnaocp 3 1 16 1 1 Totals .. .28 6 27 17 Totals . .29 423 131 Doan oat. hit by bitted ball. Batted for Zabel in the eighth. Los Angeles - 1 i 0 0 0 0 0 0 O 0 Hits 0 0 10 1 1 1 004 Veruou 10 1 OCOOO' 2 Hits 10110012 8 Itucs Doane. Gleichman. Home rn Gleichman. Three base hit Doane. Stolen base Maegert. Sacrifice hit Gleichman. Struck out By . G. Tobnaon 2, by Zabel 5. Basea on balls Oft M. Jounson off Kabel 2 Charge defeat to Zabel. Umpires Held and Braabesr. Time 1 :3. Play 13 Innings. Hood River, Or., May 15. The Hood River Heights baseball team and the downtown" team played a 13 Inning game Sunday at Columbia park that was one of the most hotly contested games of the season and in which the Hood River Heights team won by a score of 4 to 3. Hart and Rodgers were the battery for the Heights team and Osborne and Hall for the downtown team. , eff Tesreau and Saier's double. A long fly counted another In the eighth and Schulte hit a home run in the ninth. The score: NEW TORK. . CHICAGO. AB. H.O. A. AB. H.O. A. Burns, If . Rob'ta'n.rf Doyle,2b. . Kauff.cf.. Fletcher, sa Merkle.lb.. M'K'cte.3b Rarlden.c. Tear u. p. . Mentou,p. 0 01 Sohulte.lf . 3 0! Flack. rf. . . 0 Si Wllliama.cf 2 OIZlm'r'n.3b. l 2!Saier.lb. 1 13 0Yerkes.2b. 0 1 2' Archer.c. . . 1 7 OiTinker.sa. . V O 2iM'Cou'l.p.. 0 0 Ol'Zwil'n'g.. i Packard, p. Flabjer.. 3 2 3 2 1 1 1 O 1 17 2 4 2 1 O O O O 0 O 0 0 0 O Total ..35 27 81 Total ...38 13 27 20 Batted for McConnell in the fourth. Batted for Packard in the ninth. New York 1 0 3 0 1 0 1 0 045 Chicago . . O 0 2 0 0 0 O 1 1 4 Runs Burns, Robertson 2. Doyle 2. Tesreau, Schulte, Flack, Williams, Saier. Errors- Baler, Tinker, Packard. Two base hits T reau, Yerkes, Doyle, Saier. Home rnns Doyle. Robertson, Schulte. Sacrifice hlu Flack, Knuffj Tesreau. Sacrifice fly Archer. Left on bses-New York 8, Chicago . Basea on balli Off McConnell 1, off Packard 2. Hit by pitcher Raridea bv McConnell. Struck out By McConneU 1. by Tesrean 4. by "Benton 2. wild pitches Tesreau, Benton. Luiplrcj Rlgler and Harrison. Dodgers Win Close Game.' St Louis. May 15. (I. X. S.) The Superbas took a close game from the Cards yesterday, 3 to z, getting al! of their runs off Sallee in the sixth, when taubert singled, Johnston tripled. Mowrey tripled and Cutshaw singled. Before this Sallee fanned three batters with runners on third and second. Pfeffer tightened up in the eigbtu when Bescher opened with a triple and retired Smith, Betzel and Wilson on easy grounders. The score: BROOKLYN. I ST. LOUIS. AB. H. O. A. I AB. H. O. A. Myers.. rf. Daubert. lb Johnston. rf Wheat.lf . . Mowrey ,3b. Cutshaw, 2b O'Mara.ss. Miller.c. . . Pfeffer, p. . 4 13 0Bescher.1f. 4 1 10 OlSmitb.cf . . . 4 1 0 lBetzel.2b. . 4 0 8 OlWIlaon.rf. . 4 2 2 SlMUler.lb... 3 2 -9 SCorhan,BS. . 4 13 4iHornsby,;5b 3 0 4 Z 3 10 3, 2 1 1 1 2 2 0 3 0 11 0 2 2 2 1 4 ooi ooo 1 1 0 0 0 0 Snyder.c, Jonsalea.c. Sallee. p. . . . Hngglna . . . (Jasper. p. . . . Butler... H 0 0 0 Ames.p 0 0 0 0 Totals.. 33 27 18 Totals... 33 9 27 12 Batted for fcallee in sixth. Batted for Jasper in the seventh. Brooklyn O O 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 3 St. Louis 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 02 Rons Daubert, Johnston, Mowrey. Bes cher, Hornsbr. Errors Mowrey, Smith, Oorhan. Gonalea. Three base hits Myers, Johnston, Mowrey, Bescher. Home run Hornsby. Stolen bases Betzel. Cutshaw. Bescher, O Maia. Sacrifice hits Cutshaw. O'Msra. Struck ant By Pfeffer 1, hv Sallee 4. bv Ames 1. Bases on balle Off Sallee 1, off Jasper 1. Umpires Klem and tciaae. Reds Lose to Phillies. Cincinnati. May 15. (I. N. S.) Philadelphia took the second game of the series from Cincy yesterday 4 to 3 in 10 innings. The winning run was scored on Bancroft's double and Niehoffs single. Chief -Bender was in good form., popr support account ing for the, local runs. Clean hitting scored all of the Phillies' runs. The, score: PHILADELPHIA. j CINCINNATI. AB. H.O. A.! AB. H.O. A. Bancroft, s 4 S 3 IINeal.rf 4 110 Nlehoff.2b. 8 1 S SlKlllifer.lf.. S 2 5 2 Stock. 3b... 5 2 0 O'Her g.s. . . 4 2 3 6 CraTath.rf. 8 11 OChase.lb. . . 4 i 9 0 Whitted.lf. 3 2 4 2Grlf fith.rf . . 4 0 8 0 Paakert.cf 4 2 3 0 Groh,3b. .. . . 3 2 1 1 Lnderua,lb. 4 16 lLouden.2o. 3 0 2 4 Killlfer.:.. 4 0 4 llWingo.c 3 1 2 Bender.p.. 8 0 2 2!Schnetder,p. 3 1 0 0 !Scoubs.p.... 0 o 0 0 Clarke 10 0 0 Totals ..35 11 30 10) Totals ...34 10 30 15 Batted for Scbulta in tenth. Philadelphia 0 0 0 O 0 0 2 0 1 1 4 Cincinnati ....... .0.-0 0 0 00 20 1 0 3 Runs Bancroft, ftock, Craatb. Pakert, Griffith 2. 4Jroh. Errors Baiu-roft,Nieboff, Trderus. Two base hlts-Neaie. . Stock 2. Psskert, Lcderus, .Bancroft. Three base bit 1 team Is anxious to secure games on Saturday afternoon. Communicate with Ed Maxmeyer, Broadway 465 or Wood lawn 1454. The West Sic Church baseball league staged its first game Saturday, the First Methodist Episcopal winning from the First Presbyterian, 10 to 5. Tice and Hammaxsly were the battery for the winners, Goode and Paul for the losers. j The Errol Heights baseball team de feated the North Portland Tigers by the score of 14 to 1. The feature of the game was the pitching of Solyan of the winners, who stuck out 20 bats men. feated the Estacada team yesterday, 9 to 6. Batteries Bricklayers, M. Boland B. Boland; Estacada, M. Bron son, Smith and L. Bronaon. ' The Lang & Co. baseball team with a one run lead at the beginning of the ninth Inning blew up and allowed Rainier to score six runs. The score was Rainier 11, Lang 6. Campion-, the Lang twirler, struck out 13 bats men and secured two hits in three times up. Score: . R. H. E. Rainier H 2 Lang 9 r Batteries O'Dell, Groh and Colvln; Campion and Meyers. Canby, Or., May 15. In an 11 innlmj game yesterday, the Canby Artisans defeated the Oregbn City Redmen, 3 to 2. The batteries Canby, Hoss and Gribble; Redmen. Starry and Raasch. Aberdeen. Wash., May 15. Aberdeen defeated Hoquiam In the opening game of the season yesterday before 600 peo ple by the score of 11 to 8. The W. O. W. baseball team defeated Gresham yesterday 9 to 5. Batteries W". O. W., Van Hoomison, Powers and Vain Hoomison; Gresham, Hamlin and Hamlin. Manager Pat McHale is anx ious to arrange games with out-of-town teams. Address care North Bank sta- tlon- ' Klamath Falls, Or., May 15. Lylo Bigbee, who was tried out by the Portland Beavers this spring, cele brated his return to Independent base ball by defeating the Tainax Indians 1 to 0. Bigbee made two home runs and a single. He fanned the first three battese to face him. Raymond, Wish., May 15. Th baseball season opened In this city yesterday, Raymond defeating the Bav Center Indians by a score of 9 to 2. McMinnville, Or., May 15. The Yelobans played Kenton club of Ken ton a 5 to l game yesieraaiy. i.en ton scored its only run In the sixth, while Bishop started the batting and scoring for the Yelobans In the Sev enth for two runs. Three more were annexed in the eighth on hits and two errors. Batteries Yelobans, Fos ter and, Courtney; Kenton club, Craig and Shay. Goldendale, Wash., May 15. The Glenwood; Wash., baseball club wa outclassed by the Goldendale fire de partment team at Goldendale yester day and lost by a score of 21 to 3. The Goldendale team appeared In new uni forms of white with crimson trim mings. , Dillon to Box Jim Flynn. Dewey. Okla., May 15. (TJ. P.) Jack Dillon and Jim Flynn. the Pueblo fireman, will box 15 rounds here on July 4. STANDING OF THE TEAM Paoufio Coast League. Wo. Lost, Vernon ...23 Kau Franciaco 23 l.oa Angeles IS Fait Lake 17 Oakland DC Icrtland 12 national Laaa-u. Won. Brooklyn I , 12 Huston ..;... 12 Philadelphia 11 ft. Louis 13 Chicago. . M Cincinnati 12 rittsbnrg ..H New York I American Leayua, Won, Oypland Washington ir. New York 13 Detroit 1.1 Boston 13 Chicago 12 Philadelphia St. Loula 8 American Association, III IT . 1 i is 53 - 18 Lost.': A . 10 4 1J V 13 14 IR 13 Lost H It n i. n ' is IS 13 - .f I- .f ' . p. , ' ' .! r .i .4 Lightweight Are Matched. Boston. Mass., May 15. (I. N. S.) Johnny Griffiths of Akron, Ohio, and Willie Beecher , of New York were matched today at the Armory A, A. for May 23. Hammer to Box Kant way. Kenosha, Wis., May 15. (I. N. B.) 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