BEAVERS TIE MORNING
GAME; THROW SECOND
BRINGING UP FATHER
By George McManua
CopjrrlrhtKt by lBterna.lonal Hews trrtcm.
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AH! I JOST
FEEk LIKE A
BATTLE INTO DISCARD
Noyes Pitches Grand Ball, but
the Men Behind Him Go
Very, Very Wrong,
Uttle mip-i'll
tNEAK T WHILE
I THOUGHT I
WUZ ALONE!
ME TAKE ONE
MU I OF
STUMPF STARTS TROUBLE
I
Blows Whole Otm In Tourta With
iHTt to renoe That Sands
Bis serf to Second.
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B.i,T rti,s
I I SAFETY
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Los Anglees, May 29. (P. N. S.)
Take- it on way and another, Walt
McCredie ha4 mora little troubles than
Christopher has gumdrops. Mac's
baMbs.Il boys rolled and bucked all
over tna, yard durlns the mornlna i
- hours, but the bat thay could get was
a draw with th Tigers. In the after- I
noon Walt must have felt that he con- j
trolled the Ivory output for the en- j
tlra world when he saw his hired
hands jell from their shoulders up
and deliberately throw away the' game j
Denina Noyes' remarkable no-hit pitching-.
,
Mottling game: Vernon 8, Portland
(; ten Innings, time limit.
Afternoon game; Vernon 2, Portland
0.
During the three weeks' stay at
horn Ham Patterson's team won 17
games, lost 3 and tied 1. The Tigers
left last night for Salt Lake.
Stnmpf Starts the Trouble.
The Tigers had been lucky to even
foul the ball off Noyes ud to this
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II
4, by Jobnion 8. by Higglnbotham 1. Basea
on balln Off Johnson 3. off Noye 3. One
lilt. 2 rum. 2o it bat off Noyea In 6 ln
nlngi. Cahrgn defeat to Noyes. Double ply
Hodgrri to Vaughn to Guiiio. I'axed ball
Flalier 2. Time 1:33. Umpires Doyle and
I'hyle.
Angels Win Double Header.
San Francisco, May 29. (P. N. S.)
Elwood O. Martin got his first real
bumping of the ball season yesterday
at Recreation park, lasting through
Juat two complete Innings. Los An-
tlme. With one out. Risberg grounded geles won 10 to 5. The Angels had
to the Portland third baseman, btumpf further aided their pennant aspirations
Maggert.cf.
Kills. If
Wolter.rf . .
Korrmr.lb.
Bles.c
Hiicr.s. .
! ilan'IdKCp
' Ooggliiga.p.
i bagltr,c. .
I
had the runner at his mercy, but cut
loos with a fence heave that sent Kis
berg all the way down to second base.
Th4wede took a chance on stealing
-third, and Fisher became so rattled
that ha allowed a passed ball to dribble
a yard or so behind him. Fisher
reached back and grabbed considerable
grass and one baseball, after which dahoW.sb
ho tore In with a wild throw to third Mci.artj.2b
that the unhappy Stumpf could not
stop, and Risberg scored.
Bates Gets Base on Balls.
Ray Bates got a base on balls and
reached second as Fisher folded like
a man with the cramps and contributed
another passed ball. Hates and Daley
worked on the hit and run scheme.
Ray's sprint for third caused btumpf
to rush for the same bag and Daley
singled directly across the spot where
Btumpf had been standing. This lucky
fluke scored Batea and was the one
and only hit made off Noyes.
lllgglnbotham pitched the last two
rounds and allowed one hit, a single by
Johnson in the eighth. On two hits,
the Tigers had won the luckiest game
of the year with the Beavers playing
like a lot of wooden men.
Ten Innings to a Tie.
Vast quantities of time, fresh
baseballs and energy we wasted out at
the Vernon ball yard in the morning
When the Tier and Beavers played
10 Innings to a 6 to 6 tie. Deeannleie
Started to pitch for Vernon. .Tlie Beav
. era bumped his south side heaving- with
riotous vigor in the early frames and
chased the Frenchman to the kennel.
l:o was replaced by Arellanes.
Houck was hammered hard. His Bide
pulled up a three-run lead In the first
. half of the second round, but the
Tigers came back in their half and
tied things up. Sothoron heaved in
th- third and was nicked for three
'blows and three runs. After that he
quieted down and held the Tigers to
two blngles and no runs In the last
seven frames. The score:
Morning game:
I'OUTI.AND
In the morning across the buy by win
ning 6 to 4. The score:
Morning game:
LOd ANUELEtf. I OAKLAND.
All. U.O. A. AB. H.O. A.
l'Mlddrton.lf
0 Darls s
1 Couk.cf
0 K'wotthy,2b
3tiardner.rf. .
1 Harry. lb. ..
0 Elluiott.r..
I) I)arlau.3b.
3 Max ton, p.
Klawltter.p.
i.ane.rr . . . .
(Jrlffnb.. .
Bcrg?r . . .
Zer'an"
KOTULA TO MAKE
1ST APPEARANCE
HERE TOMORROW
Rupert's Players Check Los
ing Streak by Beating
Montavilla Bunch,
Intercity Baseball League,
Won. Lost Pet.
Bradfords 6 2 .750
Woodburn S 3 .625
Salem 5 3 .625
Klrkpatrlcks 5 3 .625
St. Helens 4 -500
Beavers 5
Moptavilla 2 6 .250
Woodland 2 7 .222
Totala 35 12 27 H
Totala. . ,2S 7 'J7 13
Hatted for Gardner In seventh.
; Hattrd for MkMlrtou hi ninth.
Hatted for Datla in ninth.
Lo- Angelea 0 1 2 0 0 0 0 1 1 R
Hits. 1 1 1 1 o o 0 1 1 7
OuHand OOO30010 0 4
Hits 0 10 3 2 12 2 112
I Itiiba Maggert, Ellis, Koeruer, Gilloway,
Staudrldge, Mlddletou, Cook. Keuwortby.
Harry, krrors Darls, Barry, Kim ton. Stolen
Ijlscs Mlddletou. Darls, Kenworthy. Credit
vletor to Scogglns; charge defeat to Klawlt
ter. Three runa, 4 bits, W at bat off Klaxton
In 12 tunings, taken out Hi third, none out, 'i
on; 3 runa, 4 bits, 14 at bat In 3 2-3 innings
on BiHuanuge, maen out in lourtn, 2 out, 1
on. Ibree-base bit Ellnlott. Two-base biti.
1 Gardner, Cook, Klawltter, Koerner. SaTlfice
i. i bltb Staudrldge, Koerner, Maggert, Darls.
' k.. ...in... i..n
1 1 1 ILK 1 1 J U H a 111. xiaaca uu l" In UI 1
K l i ton 3, off Scoggings 2, off Staudrldge 2,
off Klawltter 3. Struck out Hj Scogginns 1,
Klawltter 0, by Staudrldge 1. Double
lilttjs Mlandrldge to Boles .o Koerner, Klax
loii to KeuWortbj to Uarrmj, Cook to Har
ticau, Klawltter to Elliott io Barry, Maggert
to McDartr. Wolter to Uasaler. Buns reapuul
ble for Klaxtrm 2. Staudrldge 8, Klawltter 1.
Time 1:65. Luiiilres Outhila and Eluuvy.
"Toots" Kotula, the sensational deaf-and-dumb
twlrler of the Woodland,
Wash., team, will make his first local
appearance tomorrow afternoon at 2:30
o'clock on the Vaujrhn street grounds,
when he faces the Baby Beavers. He
will be opposed on the mound by M.
Brandt, who is the leading twlrler of
the Commercial Baseball league.
The other games scheduled for to
morrow are:
Bradfords at Salem, Klrkpatrlcks at
Woodburn, Montavilla at St. Helena
MATCHES CLEARED
UP FOR IRVINGTON
TENNIS CONTESTS
Unofficial Games Played Yes
terday According to the
Drawings,
JIMMY CARROLL
TO MEET MASCOT
IN RING- FRIDAY
Ritchie Arrives From East
and Is Given Banquet
by Friends.
Afternoon game:
Loa A.NtiEl Eb. I
AH, II. U. A. j
, AH. It. H. TO. A.
Will, cf. 5 2 4 3
Vaughn, 0 2 2 4
Hodgera, 2b 3 0 1 4 2
(inlsto, lb 3 o 1 13 l
Nixon, rf 1 o () 1 0
Htumpf, 3b II 1 u 2 2
Rocbe, c 4 1 0 2 2
Biieaa, If 4 1 1 2 2
Houck, p 1 o 0 0 2
bothoron, p 3 1 1 0 1
Totals 3d 6 10 30 13,
VERNON.
AH. R. n. PO. A.
Doatie, rf 5 1 2 l 0
tilelcbmann, lb 2 0 o 10 0
Klsberg. 2b S 0 1 7 3
bates, 3b 4 1 I 1 2
Daley, if 3 2 1 1 0
Mattlck, cf 6 1 1 2 o
McGifflgan, 4 0 0 1
Hpencer, c 4 1 1 7 0
Wcannlere, p. 1 o o 3
Arellauea, p 2 0 0 a 4
Totala 33 6 8 80 13
Maggert, cf.
Eiiu, ir . . .
Wolter.rf. .
Koerner. lb.
Uallow'y ,3b
MeLai ry.2b
Ba's.er.c . .
butler, ss. .
Kahkr.i).. .
1 4
2 3
1 2
2 13
1 1
OAKLAND.
AH 11.0. A.
OlMlddl tou.If 4 0
O.Dsrls.ss. . . 4 2
0
0 I
il
1 i
0
0
0
0
I) Cook.cf . . . . 4
0K oitby,2b 4
liUarduer.rf. 3
tiibarry.lb. . .
1 Elliott. c. . . .
21Uarbeuu,3b.
OiMartlu.p. ..
jHeer.p
Hirlffltb.c. .
Lane' 1
Klein, p 0
Klaxton.p.. 0
Herger... 1
"Red" Rupert's players checked their
losing streak yesterday, lacing the
Montavilla team, 9 to 2. Rube Max
meyer turned the trick, although the
way "Blockie" Stuerhoff was whang
ing the Rube's offerings it looked as
though the former Colt was go'.ng to
be derricked, but he managed to hold
out. A batting rally in the 3everith
netted the Beavers six runs. In the
play-off of the protested game,
Brownie Groce scored Lind with the
winning run with a long fly. The
score:
BEAVERS.
MONTAVIT.t.A.
AB. H.O. A.
Prichard.ts 3 O i'
Jacobs. 3b . 4 1 0
Stticrhnff.lt 4 3 2
Huk.2b... 3 2 0
Hourc.b.-. 2 i U
Brvaou.rt. .412
lesmio.cf . 3 0 0
Newman. c. 4 0 11
llaite'-.p. . . 3 0 0
ZweUel.p.. 0 0 0
lifaaey 2h.. 4
2l,Blanrhnrd.r 3
Totals... 33 11 27 10 Totala 34 8 27 13
Batted for Beer In eighth.
Batted for Klaxtou lu ninth.
Loa Angeles
Hlta
0
(1
1
0
0
o
i
Batted for Roche In ninth.
Game called end tenth; time limit.
Portland 03020 1 000 0 8
Hits 1 2 1 3 0 2 0 0 1 0 10
Vernon 03300 0 000 0 6
Hits ,..03 3 0 10000 18
Stolen bases Bates, Daley, Mattlck. Two
baae bits Speaa, Daley, Spencer, Batea, llla
betg. Sacrifice hlta Olelchmann 2 Hodgera,
Nixon 2, Sothoron. Struck out By Decannlere
5, by Arelwlanea 3, by Sotboron 2. Baioa on
belwli Off Decannlere 3, off Sothoron 6, off
Arellanea 4. Kuua responalble for Sotboron
6, Decannler 2, Arellanea 1. Three hlta, 2
tuna, 9 at bat off Houck In 2 innings; 7 1 Its,
6 runs, 18 at bat off Decannlere in 3 1-S ln
urtca. Double play Klsberg to MclJafflgan
to Spencer. Time 2:1B. Umpires Phyle and
Doyle.
Afternoon game:
PORTLAND.
WUle, cf. ...
Vaughn, aa. .
Rodgera, 2b. .
Gulaton, lb. . .
Nlion. rf. ...
Ptumpf, 3b. .
Fisher, e
Sctrtb worth. If.
Nojca, p
Roche
Higglnbotham,
i Totals .
Batted for Nojca tn seventh.
VERNON
AH.
4
4
3
1
2
a
.... 3
3
P- -a
42U00100 310
42100100 311
Oakland 000000003 6
Hlta 00100110 5 8
Ituna Maggert, Ellis 3, Wolter 2, Koerner
2, Galloway, Baaslwer, Darls, Cook, Keti
worthj, Gardner, liarbeau. stolen bases
Uudaler, Elliott, Bergt-r. tilx ruua, ti Li.La off
0 Martin, Hat bat, In 2 innluga; 1 run, 2
O hits off Beer, iy at bat In 0 Innings; 3 runs,
O 3 Ltts oft Klein, 3 at but lu 2-3 Inning, outd
o in ulutb, 2 on. 2 out. Home run Koorner.
Charge defeat to Martin. Two-base bits
McLarry 2, K1H, Kenworthy, Burbeau. Sac
rifice bit Hosier. Base ou balwls Off
Kabler 3, off Martin 3, off Heer 2, off Klein
2, off Klaiton 1. Struck out By Kabler 2,
by Martin 2. by Beer 3, by Klelu 1. Double
plays Kenworthy to Klliolt to Barheau to
Kenworthy, McLarry io Butler to Koerner.
Ruua responalble for Kabler 5, Martin tl.
Deer 1, Kiein 3. Wild pitch Martin. Left on
bttea Los Angelea 5, Oakland 5. Time
2 hours. Umpires Finney and Guthrie.
-
AH. It. H. PO. A. E.
. 3 0 2 0 0 0
3 0 o 2 6 0
, 4 0 0 1 3 0!
4 O 0 12 1 0 '
4 0 O 2 1 0
4 O 0 0 0 1 '
2 o i n o ii
K 0 3 1 0 0
a o o i a o
0 0 O 0 0 0
p. 1 0 0 0 o oj
, 30 0 8 24 14 2
Fiercey Wins for Bees.
I Salt Lake, Utah, May 29. (P. N. S.)
! Bill Piercey's heaving was of the
1 A-l brand yesterday and the Seals
! were lucky to get two runs off his
. delivery, while Bill Steen, on the other
! hand, was nicked hard by the Bees,
i All of which counts an 8 to 2 victory
which Salt Lake marked up against
I San Francisco. Today's third straight
win gave Salt Lake three out of five
and the series. The score:
SAN FRANCISCO. ( SALT LAKE.
Dalton.rf . .
Scballer.lf
Bodle.cf . . .
Downs.lb. ,
Lot fey, as. .
Autrey.lb.
Jones, 3b. . .
Brooks. c. .
Steen, p. . .
Brown, p. .
Doane. rf
Olelchmann, lb.
Mattlck, cf. ...
Batea, 3b
Daley. If.
Rosberr. 3b.
ilcGsfflgan,
Whaling, e.
U. Johuaon,
a.
H. PO. A. E.
AH. 11. 0. A. AB. H.O. A.
4 0 1 O.Qulnlan.cf . 3 12 0
4 0 3 llshlnn.rf 4 111
3 0 4 OlBrief.lb. . . 3 1 13 0
2 11 2, Uyaii.lt 3 110
3 O 2 liUir.aa 3 0 12
.4 2 7 lllath.2b 3 2 3 3
4 0 0 4Murphy,3b.. 3 10 2
. 4 8 5 lUannah,c. . . 4 2 0 1
2 O 0 2l'iercey,p.. 2 10 4
. 1 0 0 Ol
1
12
1
1
3
1
6
3
O
1
Totals
San Francisco
Hits
Salt Lake . . .
Hit.
Runa Autrey
.31 6 24 12 Totala ...28 10 27 13
..0 0002 000 t 2
01002020 1 ti
00210410 g
.-.0 0 3 1 1 4 1 0 10
Hrooke, Brief 2, Ryan 2,
Tofala
Portland
Hits
Vernon
Hits
Three bam blt-
Bacrlflc hit Vaughn
0
0
o
0 ! Rath, Murphy, Hannah 2. Error Orr, Plei
ii cey. Two base hits Brooks, Shlnn, Ryan,
n 1 Rath. Three base hit Uuiulau. Home ruu
0 Brief. Sacrifice hlta Coffey, Orr, Pieriey.
0 Stolen bases Hannah, Fiercey. Sacrifice
0 flies Qulnlau, Murpbj. Bases on ball Off
I Sleeu 3, off Brooka 1, off Fiercey 3. Struck
n out By Steen o, by Brown 1, by Fiercey 4.
ntnnAnnn n I six rutin, s hits. -O at Dai on sieen lu & 2 J
nnini i 91 nZ ' innings, out in alxtb, 1 on and 2 out. Ruua
00020000 2 i ri-aiouslble for Steen 7, Brown 1, Fiercey 1.
n n n i n n o l Charge defeat to Steen. Left on bases .San
I Francisco 1, Salt Lake 3. W ild pitch Fier
Will, stolen oase miey. .-y. ,-lrst base on errora San Francisco 1
.26 7 2 27 13
Struck ont By Noyes j i)ouble play Schaller
pitcher uowna. -nine
' and Braabcax.
to Brooka. Hit by
-1:51. Lmplrea Held
JUNE
2nd
Friday
OimmyCarroll
Baa Ztaadsoo
VS.
BILLY MASCOT
Higgy and Mac Have
; Argument on Stuff"
' Los Angeles, May 29. -(P. N. S.)
, Irving Higglnbotham, veteran pitcher
for the Beavers, declared today that
I he hag more "stuff on the ball this
year than ever before. Walter He
Credit stated the other day that Hlg
Higginbotham today. "It Is a dandy.
"I have a knuckle ball now," said
' Hlgginmbotharn today. "It Is a dandy.
I am using my head more than my
, arm and I do not need as much speed
as I did' in former seasons."
0 Llnd.lf .
2 McKeen,lb
o'c.roce.cf
0 McRrlde.c.
0 Beel.e.Sb. . .
1 Watts, ss . . .
ljMai'eyer.p.
O.Iuglea,3b. . .
H O. A.
1 2 0
2 2 0
2 1 0
1 7 1
4 1 0
0 10 4
0 0 1
2 3 2
2 0 2
O 0 0
Totals.. 30 7 24 7 Totala ...34 12 26 1 0
Blanchard and McKeen changed positions.
Montarllla 0 0 2 o O 0 0 n 0 2
Hlta 2 0 2 0 1 0 0 2 0 7
Bearers 0 020 1 060 9
Hits 10122080 12
Huns Jacobs. Stuerhoff. Casey. Blanchard 2.
Lind. McKeen, Groce. Watta 2. Ingles. Errors
Newman, ileebe. struck out By Maimerer li.
linger 7, Zwelfel 2. Bases on balls Off Mix'
merer 4, nager e. i-wo Daae nit atuernorr.
Three base hit Blanchard. Double plays
Bcebe to McKien to McBrlde to Watts. Sac
rifice hit Blanchard. Stolen bases Lind.
VcKeen, Groce. Mameyer. Hit by pitched
br.li BourB. Fussed ball McBrlde. Vlld
pitches Itager, Maxmeyer. Innings pitmen
by Hiigrr 7. Base hlta off Hager 12, runs
9 Cburge defeat to Hager. Time 1:50.
Umpire llankln.
Woodland, Wash., May 29. "Toots"
Kotula won his second game of the
season yesterday, defeating the league
leading Bradfords. 4 to 1, by knocking
a home run in the seventh inning.
The score:
WOODLAND I BRADFORDS
AB. II. O. A.I AH. H. O. A
Although no matches were official
ly scheduled for yesterday In the
Irvlngton tennis tournament, several
were played according to ths draw
ings In order for the contestants to
clear up their matches. This after
noon's program will be a very busy
one.
Results of yesterday's matches fol
low: R, E. Perclval beat George Begg,
6-1, 6-3.
J. B. Edgar beat R. L. Sabln Jr.,
6-2, 8-6.
Miss Irene Campbell beat Miss Har
riet Thayer, 2-6, 6-1, 6-1.
' There were not enough entries to
program the women's doubles, so that
feature will be eliminated. The draw
ings in the men's doubles follows:
Durham and Johnson, scratch, vs.
Lewis and Lewis, 0, 2-6.
Pease and Smith, R16, vs. Perclval
and Munger, scratch.
Wakernan and Edgar, 016, vs. Brown
and Lancefield, 015.
Goss and Beggs, 015, vs. Thomas
and Mitchell, R1j 2-6. f
In the mixed doubles the following
drawings wer made:
Miss Harriet Thayer and Edgar,
scratch, vs. Bye.
Mrs. N. B. Gregg and Perclval, R15,
vs. Bye.
Miss Persia Pettis and O. Lewis,
R15, vs. Miss Irene Campbell and
Wakernan, 015 2-6.
Miss Mildred Wilson and Humphrey.
R15, vs. Miss Harrietts Johnson and
Lancefield, 03-6.
Mrs. Samuel Lockwood and Goss,
0 3-6, vs. Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Harrl
gan, 0 15 3-6.
Miss Stella Fording and Brown.
0 15 3-6, vs. Miss Agnes McBrlde and
Johnson, R15.
Mrs. W. I. Northup and Cameron,
0 15 3-6, vs. Bye.
Miss Lily Fox and Durham, scratch,
vs. Bye.
The program for toda7 follows:
10 a. m. Mrs. Gregg vs. Mrs.
Northup; Mrs. Harrlgan vs. Miss Wil
son. 3 p. m. Winer Harrlgan vs. Wil
son vs. wlner Northup vs. Gregg;
Miss McBrlde vs. Miss Campbell; Miss
Pettis vs. Miss Johnson.
4 p. m. Rupert vs. Harrlgan; Goss
vs. Hendershotf, O. Lewis vs. Cooke;
Northup vs. Edgar; Johnson vs.
Lancefield.
5 p. m. Rosenfeld vs. Mulder.
George, rf.
Nellson.sa.
Lodell.lb. .
White. c. . .
Garner. Hb.
Stew art. 2b.
P.Sch'nn.cf 3
Brick n. if. 3
Kotula, p.. 3
0 0
0 2
1
1 14
1 0
1 1
1 1
1 2
1 1
Ostepp.lf. . .. 4
2iClillders.3b. 4
0lF.dwards.lb. 4
WKennedy.of . 3
lf'olien.sa-2b. 3
lll.uckey.rf.. 4
O'Clark.c 4
0iHnrs.2b-sa. 4
2:Swaru.p.. . 4
O 12
0 0
0 0
32 7 27 11
Totals
Bradfords
Hits
Woodland
Hlta
Runs White
Totala. . .34 6 24 9
onoooooi 01
12010101 0
0 2000020 i
0 2020020 7
Garner. Schumann, Kotv'.a.
Stepp. Errors Nellson 2, Stewart. Cohen,
Holmes 2. Two base bits Erieksoo. Three
base bits Lodell. Home run Kotula. Stolen
babes Garner, Schumann. Chllders 2. Struck
out By Kotula 14. by Swarta 11. Bases on
balls Off Kotula 2. Time of game 1 hour
3o minutes. Umpire Drenuen.
St. Helens,- May :"J. The Klrkpat
rlcks defeated the locals yesterlay, 4
to 3. Moore's erratic fielding resulted
in the downfall. Alec Donaldson
hurled shutout ball against the vis'itorb
for seven innings. The score:
ST HELEN1!. ' KIRK PATRICKS.
AH. II.O. A.I AH. H.O. A.
Two Items of great Importance to the
boxing fans occurred last nigni, one
the arrival' of Willie Ritchie from
Chicago, ths other the substitution
of Jimmy Carroll for Lee Johnion as
the Friday night opponent of Billy
Mascot.
Manager Merrill made a 10 strike
for his coming card when he signed
Carroll up to go six rounds with Mas
cot. Jimmy came up from San 1 ran-
cisco to spend his vacation and do a
little boxing and, finding that r. was
ready to start. Manager Merrlli con
cluded to substitute Carroll for the
colored boy, Lee Johnson. In act. he
made up the Johnson-Mascot nrogram
without knowing that Carroll was at
liberty to box.
Carroll and Mascot should provlds
a bout that should be a humdinger
and one that will arouse almoet as
much Interest as the Ritchie-Giuman
bout a few nights later.
In order to put himself on iidge, ;t
is likely ti at Carroll will work out
with either Gruman or Ritchie. Mascot
Is in pretty good shape as it is.
Willie Ritchie, ex-champlon light
weight of the world, who will meet
Ralph Gruman of this city in a six
round boxing contest June 6, was
greeted upon his arrival hers last
night by a large delegation of lcal
sportsmen. He was tendered a ban
quet. The former title "holder will start
training Immediately for his contest,
having planned to do some road work
tomorrow morning. He declared him
self to be in good condition and, with
a week to prepare himself, will be
able to put up a good boxing exhi
bition. Ritchie weighs about 145 pounds at
present he says. He plains to take off
several pounds before the contest.
Lady Fair and Fifty
Thou Causes Windy
To Enlist in Legion
Vancouver, B. C, May 29.
4t fU. P.) George "Windy" Win-
therbotham, a baseball pitcher
of Portland, Or., is today a
private in the American legion. W-
He Joined in order to win the
jjf hand and heart of a lady fair t
$ also t&O.OOO of her papa's
money.
Wintherbotham was a Port- t
land cigar salesman. When he
jft duly requested parental con-
sent for the marriage he pro- S
posed, the prospective father-
jjt in-law declared he must prove
4fc his merit by going through ths ik
war.
if; To a meritorious son-in-law
j(e he also promised the modest
sum of $50,000. So Winther-
fc botham is getting himself
measured for a uniform today.
. t
AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES
ONE RIDER ONLY
FAILS TO FINISH
ENDURANCE RUN
Tire Trouble at Salem Pre
vents Solitary Cyclist From
Finishing,
Detroit 6, St. Louis 3.
8T. LOL'IS.
AB. H.O. A.
Shotton.lf.
Johnson, as.
Miller, rf...
Slsler.lb..
Pratt. 2b. ..
Deal, 2b
Marsana.cf .
Austin, :ib. .
Hartley. c.
Groom. p. . .
Park. p. . . .
Borton
Tot. in..
Crandall 1
0 0
1 0
0 0
OiBush.n.
3Vltt,3b
0Cobb.cf
0 Veach.lf . . .
3!Hellma9in.rf
OIBurnsJb. . .
0 Youn(t.2b. . .
1 iHtanaKe.c. .
2!Dauaa,p
Oj
DETROIT.
AB. H.C. A.
MINOR BASEBALL
Totals ..54 9 24 1 1 Totals ...S2 10 27 14
Batted for Pratt In eighth
Batted for Hartley lu ninth.
Batted for Park lu ninth.
St. Louia 0 1 O 1 0 0 0 1 0 8
Detroit 2 1200001 8
Ruue-Johnaon, Miller, SUler, Bush. Cobb 2,
Helluiarui 2, Burna. L'rrors Johnson, Hart
ley, Uroom. Two base hits .Shot ton, Stanatfe
2, Cobb, Mlljer. Johnson. Three bane hits
Cobb, SUler, Uellmann. Stolen basea Vltt,
Cobb. Sacrifice flies Veach, Marsana, Young.
Basea on balla Off Groom 1. off Dausa 1 off
Park 2. Hit by pitcher By Dauss, Austin,
i-truck out By Groom 1, by Park 1, by
Dausa 1. Umpires Chill and Dlneen.
White Sox Take
CLKVKI.AND.
AH. H.O.
Commercial Iteagns,
Crane Co
Fleischner-Mayer
Elake-McFall
Mason-Ehrman . .
M. Seller
N. W. Electric
Blumauer-Frank
Wadhaims & Co..
W. U Pet.
6 1 .857
6 1 .857
5 I .714
4 4 .500
3 4 . 4 2
3 5 .375
1 6 .143
1 6 .143
Hall.rf
McDonald. 2
BteTens.lb.
Moore, sa. . .
Arma' trer.c
Perry. cf. . .
Dill. 3b
Peterson, If .
IonaU'n,p
Ballaeh
2 12
1 '
1 .'.
0 1
2 1
1 H
1 0
0 f
OjBateroan.rf .
-iMulker.sa. .
jC. Baker. c. .
.ll.Nelaoii.lf . . .
2'Parn t:e.2b.
o j.nixju.cf . .
lSchcrrett.3b
Oir.Dlx.n.lb.
4!T.Buker,p. .
01
1
1
6
1
1
2
I 4
ft 10
1 1
Total.. 33 11 27 12 Tota'.a ...37 5 27 11
St. Helens 1 01 00000 1 3
Hits 3 0 2 2 0 o 1 0 311
Klrkpatrlcks 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 14
Hits 0 1 000030 15
Runs Bateman. J. Dixon, Scherrett 2. Mc
Donald. SteTena, Donaldson. Errors Moore 4.
Dill, Scherrett 2. Earned runa St. llel.-ns 3,
Klrkpatrlcks 2. Base on balla Off Don a Id. son
2, off T. Baker 2. Struck out By Donaldson
6. by T. Baker 5. Passed balls Arraxprjger 2,
C. Baker 1. Two base bit Donaldson, stolen
basea C. Baker 2. Scherrett 1. T. Baker 2.
Sterena 2, Moore t. Sacrifice hits Donald
son. Time of taine 1 hour 45 minutes. Um
pireWhite. Salem, Or., May 29. Salem pounded
Murphy for seven runs in the second
Inning yesterday and easily defeated
the Woodburn team, 7 to Pellets.
Woodburn's new twlrler, pitched shut
out ball after replacing Murphy. The
score: R. H. K.
Woodburn 2 3 4
Salem 7 6 2
Batteries Murphy, Pellette ana
Kreitz; Barham and Hauser.
American Association.
Columbus 4, Louisville 1.
Milwaukee 2, 31 Paul 4.
Toledo 2, Indianapolis 4.
Mlnepolia 1. Kansas City 5. . "
Washington Winner
At College Net Title
University of Oregon, Eugene, Or.,
May 29. Under a boiling sun, before a
large gallery of fans, Washington won
the tennis championships from Oregon
Saturday by taking three out of the
five events. The title was not decided
until the last doubles match was won
by Canfield and Muira of Washington
over Lewis and Paul Bond of the lemon-yellow.
The Bond brothers had previously
defeated Mulra and Iliggins in four
gruelling sets, and were worn out when
the last title match was called.
The all-around playing of Lewis
Bond, 'varsity captain, was the out
standing feature of the two days' play.
He was at his best Saturday and the
Washington men were completely
puzzled by his sharp bounding service
and terrific driving at the net. Can
field, Washinston's southpaw wiejder,
played stellar tennis and was ably
helped by Muira, his Japanese team
mate, who played a steady game
throughout the series. Summary:
Singles Canfield, Washington, beat
Paul Bond, Oregon, 6-4, 5-7, 6-8, 6-2.
6-1. Higgins, Washington, beat Hayes
Oregon, 7-5, 2-6, 8-6, 5-7, 6-1.
Doubles Lewis Bond and Paul Bond,
Oregon, beat Muira and Higsins, Wash
ington, 6-1, 6-2, 5-7, 6-4. Canfield and
Muira, Washington, beat Bond and
Bond, Oregon, 6-1, 4-6, 6-3, 6-2.
A. T. and K. S. Winners.
University of Oregon, Eugene. Or.,
May 29. On a fast track featured by
clcse finishes and good time, the Alpha
Tau Omega and Kappa Sigma frater
nities tied for first place with 41
points, in the annual inter-fraternity
tracks and field meet on Klncaid field
Scturday afternoon. The meet was
fast throughout, due to the ruling al
lowing varsity men to compete in all
events other than those in which they
had won points in conference competi
tion. Each house was limited to a team
of six entries, fourth place counting
one point. "Skinny" Hargreaves, an
Alpha Tau Omega and a member of
the lemon-yellow track team, was high
point winner, wun is points. He won
firsts in the hundred yard dash, broad
Jump and Javelin and tied for first in
the high Jump.
Terrific hitting by Fred Garner fea
tured the Crane Co.'s team 17 to 3 vic
tory over tho Northwestern Electric
company team Saturday afternoon on
the. Vaughn street grounds. Garner
made three triples and one two base
hit. Score B.- H. K.
Crane 17 16 3
N. W. Electric 3 7 3
Batteries Brandt and Hedman; Ar
nold and Ward.
Excellent support in the field gave
Pitcher Fox of the Blake-McFall team
a shutout victory over the Mason-Ehrman
team Saturday at East Twelfth
and Davis streets. Although Fox al
lowed one hit, he was in hot water
several times as the result of eight
bases on balls. Score:
Mason-Ehrman
Blake-McFall
Batteries Brice and Axel;
Farry.
The M. Seller team defeated the
Wadhams & Co. players Saturday, 1
to 10. The hitting of Rublns:ein,
Campion and Riepl featured the Earn-;.
Score: ' R- H. E.
Stller 1"
Wadhams 10 9 4
Batteries Kaddlery. Campion and
Riepl; Block and Shea.
The Ben Hur team defeated tho
Overlook team yesterday, 4 to 2. Only
four hits were allowed by Hyronimous
and Swerdlick, who twirled for the
winners. Tomorrow Ben Hur will play
the Lents Grays.
The Portsmouth club defeated the
Firland Red Sox yesterday, 9 to 0.
Peverich and Berg formed the battery
lor the winners.
olden-
R. 11. E
.011
.11 11 2
Fox and
Graney.lf . .
Lugle.lJb. .
Speaker, cf .
Rotb.rf
Gandil.lb. .
Howard. 2h.
Wtiair'aa.ai
O'.Ni'iM.c. .
L",mrate.p. .
Smith ....
1 1
0 1
1 2
0 2
1 11
0 1
0 2
1 4
o 0
0 0
Doubleheader.
CHICAGO
AB. H.O. A.
1 J.Collins, rf. 3
1 Wearer. ss.. 8
0K.Coi:ina,2b 3
0l.Ness.lh. ... 3
Ojjacksuu.lf . . 3
3 Pi'lac!i,cf. . . 3
3'Sclinlk.c. . 2
1 .!cMu!!en.3b 3
Totals ..2fl 4 24 15
Scott, p . . .
Totsli
With the exception of H. Hall, solo
rider on an Indian, who was put out
of business on ths way back by tire
trouble at Salem, all the teams and
Individual motorcycle riders entered In
the Portland to Roseburg and return
endurance run finished in front of The
Journal building yesterday afternoon.
Scores have not been made up, but it
is known that Harley team No. 1.,
composed of Ted Gilbert, Otto Walker,
H. Klein and H. Hadfield, and LystuTs
Indian Power Plus team, made up of
T. Johanesen, H. Kurtz, H. R. Eppen
stein and Ed. Berreth. finished with
perfect scores.
The Ballou & Wright Indian team,
made up of H. B. Duges, E. Chrlsten-
sen, B. Rice and W. H. McDonald, and
Harley team No. 2, In which the ridera
were Clyde Flske, M. C. Webster Jr.,
C. G. Danielson and Edwin McKeens
lost some points along ths routs, but
Just what their scores are will not be
known until ths records are fully
checked.
Tha same is true of the following
individual riders, some of whom fin
ished perfect: J. Orost, Indian; W. J.
Erlckson, Harley; Ernest Long, Indian;
Martin Petersen, Merkel; A. C. Fleener,
Indian; Joe. P. Schantin, Merkel; Dus-
tin Farnum, Merkel, and George T.
Kunz, Harley. As far as is known
Petersen probably carried off high
honors among the individual riders.
The complete scores will be figured
out today and announced probably to
morrow. The actual running time al
lowed for ths 424 miles to Roseburg
and return was 9 hours and 29 min
utes each way, from which must be
deducted an hour for lunch and three
minutes at each of four checking sta
tions, making net running time of 8
hours and 17 minutes. The time was
based on the state speed limit of 25
miles an hour. In Portland the police
allowed 20 miles sn hour. The valley
cities allowed the riders to run through
on the state limit.
As prizes, the riders will get about
10 In cash donated by dealers and
tlm Roseburg Strawberry Carnival and
about $400 worth of merchandise do
nated by dealers. The Firestone cup
goes to the winning team.
old, a member of the Imperial ama
teur baseball team, died as the result
of being struck over the heart by a
pitched oall. Edgar Benson, pitcrtsr
of the opposing McAleer nine, thrsw
a ball which Ellingsen, at bat, mis
judged. He was struck over ths heart
and dropped to the ground. Friends
rushed to his aid, but he only Was
able to say, "Oh, please don't," and
exDlred. Coroner Stewart investlratSO.
btiii niipinon i ns jaj-c nipri t waa iina.vuiu
able. ' .
26 8 27 11
Batted for Coumbe in ninth
Cloelaud . 0 0000000 0 0
Chicago 1 O 1 0000 0 2
Huns J. Collins, Wearer. Two base bit
Gendll. Stoleu bases Wearer, Nes. Sac
rifice hlta K. Collins, Weaver, Coumbe. Dou
ble plays K. Collins to Ness, Wearer to
.Nfc's. Baea on balls Off Coumbe 2, off
Stott 2. struck out By Scott 4. by Coumbe
2. L'mpires Uildebrand and Connolly.
Second game: It. H. E.
Cleveland 0 7 4
Chicago 2 6 1
Batteries Morton, Coveleskie and
O'Neill; Faber and Schalk.
Giants Close With
Boston Club Todav
a- in - .in..-
New Tork. May 29. (XT. p.) Ths
attention of the New York baseball
Anna nas a5ai.Giu ivo jr vii Ava v w M
where the Giants clash with ths Bos
ton Braves in the final gome of ths
aeries. If ilcGraw's men can grab
this afternoon's contest they will have
captured 17 games straight, within
two games of the major league record,
19 straight, made by the ChloagO
White Uox. 4
The Giants were today only tw
n n ... V - . I J . 1 . k - li 1 , t
KM11ICM Ueillllil I I1R H I I 111 IH I IHNVIII 1
ers ana were coin? etrong. Tomorrow
they will open a new series with ths
Phillies at Philadelphia.
in trie American league tne reno
vated ana rejuvenated Cleveland Ir
uians are going almost as riron SS
- v. . i,. . . 1 11 v. i nail . i w nan u ui
ing tne last week and now in second
place.
in actual ngures, the Giants
performance is third best In ths
national league since 1884 and
ine dope considered in the rise
fr-nm I a ii, , . 1 . . - I .. , l. - .
. . uiuv.t ia li r 1 1 1 1 a i wnn.
derful performance in the history, of
oaseDan.
By winning all their games In ths
vrrui, iney eainniinned tne first Clean
sweep record for Invaders in ths Na
tional league. Providence, in ths Na
tlonal, won 20 straight In 1884, and
tne next two hlg ones are held by the
self-same Giants, 18 straight In 1904
and 16 in 1912.
NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE
NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES
Cincinnati 3, Chicago 2.
CHICAGO. I CINCINNATI
aU. II.O. A. AB. 11.0. A.
toCartT,2b. 3
t'lack.rf . . . 4
WillUuis.cf 3
Mann, If... 4
'incr'au,3b 4
Ooldendale. Wash., May 29
dale won the first of a series of three
games with White Salmon Sunday by
the score of 6 to 3. Erlckson, former
Vancouver hurler, pitched for the lo
cals. Elma, Wash.. May 29. The Malone
Giants defeated the local team Sunday
by the score of 8 to 5.
Clatskanie, Or., May 29. Cathlamet
won from the locals Sunday. 6 to 1.
Pitcher Pearce was knocked off the
mound in the second Inning. Bryant
finished the game, allowing but one
tun and two hits.
Satr.lb
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Clark 1
Mitchell.. 1
0 1
2 3
1 0
2 4
0 3
1 11
0 4
0 1
0 0
0 o
1 0
1 0
Totals
.33 7 27 14
Totals . . rio lOfi 14
.Two out li'ii wlnniug run scored.
Batted for Schulz In eighth.
Baited tor lierzut; in uiuth.
CLUngo 1 1 000000 02
Cincinnati 10000000 23
Buna Mann. Doolau. Chase 2, Wlugo.
Krrora Salcr, Doolan. Two-base hit Neale.
Three-base hits Mann, McCarthy. Duoluu.
Stolen bases Chase, eler. Sacrifice hit
Williams. Double plays Zimmerman to
Snler. Heraog to Mollwltz, Groh to Louden to
Vollwiti. Neale to Wlutro. Base on balls Off
Seuton 1. Hit by pitcher By Schuli. Mc
Caithy. Struck out By Seuton 2, by hebuls 2.
Lu.pires Uifiler and llarrlaon.
Pirates Out of Cellar.
At Seattle:
Seattle
Spokane
Batteries Schmlts
Noble and Murray.
At Great Fallal
Butte
Great Falls
and
and
R. H. E.
...4 4 4
...1 3 2
Cad man;
R. H. E
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Hoffman;
R. H. E.
Batteries Hendrlx
Clarke and Haworth.
Second game:
Butte 10 11 3
Great Falls 4 10 1
Batteries McGinnlty, Meikle and
Hoffman, Altman; Remneas and Shea.
At Tacoma: R. H. E.
Vancouver 4 7 2
Tacoma 1 6 2
Batteries Acosta and Cheek; Peter
son and Roberts.
Pitched Ball Kills
Amateur Player
Tacoma, Wash., May 29. P. N.
S.) Palmer H. Ellingsen, 20 yeafs
I ... 1
STANDING OF THE TEAMS
Paoiflo Coast League.
Won. tost.
Vernon .1.1
Ixa Angeles 2H 22
Kan Kmnrlsco 2H 24
half Lake 21 - 24
Portland 17 ' t!i
Oakland 20 83
National
Brooklyn . . .
New York
Philadelphia
Bmtou
Cincinnati
Chicago
I'lttsburg
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. 19
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. 17
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. 18
American League.
Won.
IOst.
11
13
14
21
21
20
22
r-ost.
Wsahington 24 12
Clevelsnd 23 14
New York i 13
Boston 17 JH
Chicago )8 10
Detroit 15 20
Pl.lladelpbla 13 21
St. Louis 12 22
Northwstni Lsagna.
Won. Lost.
Spokane 17 13
Butte 14 12
Great Falls 13 14
Seattle 13 in
Vancourar 14 15
Tacoma 13 19
Amarlean Association.
Loulsrllle 22 13
Minneapolis 18 12
Columbus ifl 12
Indianapolis IT 13
Kanaas City 1 17
Toledo 13 m
St. Paul 11 1H
Milwaukee 12 24
Western League.
Dee Molnee 1 12
Lincoln 1H 12
Wichita. 1H 13
Omaha IT 13
Tope k a .....15 It
lenrer 13 IT
St. Joph 11 10
Bloux City 10 18
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Buenos Aires enjoys lawn tennis all
the year.
Bnsch Is Southern Champion.
Dallas, Texas, May 29. (U. P.)
Reuben G. Busch of New Orleans, is
the new southern golf champion. The
Crescent City crack defeated Bryan
Heard, a Houston veteran, one up In
3C holes In the championship round of
the tournament at the Dallas Country
club Saturday. '
McMlnnville, Or., May 29. The M:
Minnville Yelobans won their fifth
straight victory Sunday, defeating the
Log Cabin Bakery of Portland, u to 0.
Poster and Bishop pitched a no-hlt
game for the locals.
Goldendale, Wash., May 29. The
crack White Salmon baseball team
was defeated by the Goldendale fire
department team In the first game of
a three-day series. Ed Erlckson, ex
Northwestern league player, with Van
couver and Spckane, twirled for Gold
endale. Mark Waters, left fielder for
Goldendale, made a sensational run
ning catch of a fence ball in the sixth
inning when White Salmon had the
bases full, retiring the side when
White Salmon had a chance to tie the
core In sight. The score was six to
i, three.. '..., . -
" PirrSBI KG I sr. I.OCIS.
Aft. H.O. A.' AB. H.O. A.
Carer, cf... 5 2 Z lSmlth.cf . . . 3 u 1 0
Johntn. lb ft 1 IO " lng 1 0 O 0
Wngner.aa. 3 2 2 2Wlllinms.p. 0 0 0 o
Hl'ch a'n.rf 4 1 4 ojCorhan.ss. . 4 12 3
Schultz.:;j. 4 2 0 0 Bencher. If. 3 0 10
Karnrj .If . . 2 1 2 1 Betiel.2b-cf 4 12 4
Kuflhe.2b.. 4 0 1 2 Wilson. rf.. 10OO
A. Wilson. c. 4 2 3 2 Butler. rf. . . 10 0 0
K. Miller. p. 2 0 0 2 Horuby,3b. 4 0 0 X
Cooper.p... 1 0 0 0 Miller. lb 2b 2 1 13 0
Snyder.c. . . 3 0 5 2
IKiak.o 2 O 0 5
Crouziles.lb 1 1 1 o
Tola's ..38 U 27 10
Tot! ...23 4 27 17
Batted for Smith In eight.
I'lttsburg 1 O 00 0 1 0 1 1 4
St. Louis 0 0000000 0 0
Runs Carey 2. Wagner. Illnrhmann. Er
rors H Inch maim. Williams, Uornsby. J. Mil
ler Two base bits Sclmltx, Corhau. J. Mil
ler. Stolen basea A. WHaon, Johnston. Sac
rifice hits Barney, Cooper. Doable play
Carey to Johnston. Bssea on balls Off Mll-le.-
2, off Cooper 2, off Doak 1. Struck out
By Cooper 2, by Doak 5. Umpires Byron
and Quigley.
Second game. 6 innings: R. H. E.
Pittsburg 4 7 0
St. Louis 1. 4
Batteries .Mammam and Gibson ;
Meadows, Steele sod Snyder.
Metropolitan senior amateur athletic
union track and field championships
will be held in New York August 26,
two weeks previous to the national
1 event to be held in Newark. - -
WfM !. If lb WSWm . at ''.Br
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.IVE me hospitality befo the soup
an' a pipe o' VELVET after the
pie an' it don't matter much about the
rest o' the meal.
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