THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL; PORTLAND, THURSDAY, APRIL 28, 1917.
BEAVERS CEP UPON'
SEALS FROM BEHIND
AND STEAL GAME, 5-3
BRINGING UP FATHER
t Registered United tt(M Tufa Office.
Copyright, 11. UUfUttoul News
By. George McManus
In tl?e Seventh, Moribund
Mackmen Are Revived and
in .the Eighth They Win,
BALTIMO' BEAUTY BIFFS
WUUun Stumpf XHmda One Out la
Bight Qarden; Borton Croasss
the Pas to Tie.
I I I 3 "rtsSS3 I &V$t I ' I EE WHtZ ' T1 iFlf) t- .cV'S: YEP-
i , ' '"' '"' '' - - '
By R. A. Cronin.
After trailing along for seven in
nings the Beavers came to life in the
seventh and tied the score and then
Ihey stepped out in the eighth and
won the battle from the Seals, 5 to 3,
thanks to a pinch hit by the redoubt
able William Stumpf of Baltimo'.
Chief Smith, the northern California
Indian, who was tried and found want
ln by the Beavers at Sacramento last
year, was hucled against his former
messmates bv Boss Wolverton. The
' chief had them eating out of the bit
ten hand until the seventh, when new
tactics were tried on him waiting 'er
out:
BUI Steen Goes In.
Fisher waited and so did Penner.
Two walks were too much for Wolvy
and be shoved Bill Steen to the center
of the diamond. Babe Hollochen who
had already gathered a brace of sin
gles 'off the redskin, sacrificed on
"Sweet Six" and moved the runners
along. Then ensued a fanny one.
Bill Hodgers rolled a tantalixer down
to Koerner. Phil fielded the ball and
started to throw to first,. Somebody
forgot to cover, giving Rodgers a hit.
While Koerner was gazing long and
dolefully at first, somebody called his
attention to the fact that Penner had
raced, up to third, on which rested th6
lantern Jawed August Fisher.
Steen's Feet Bothersome.
Koerner raced over arid whipped the
ball into Penner's ribs as he tried to
dodge back to second. Things looked
promising to the Seals, but Steen got
his feet mixed up with the turf in
some manner when he started to pitch
and didn't let loose of the ball. A
balk was called and the Beavers were
. only one behind.
Then the boys hopped on Steen In
. the eighth. This is the way it hap
pened. Babe Borton, who hadn't been
doing much in the hitting line, opened
with a double to right center. Wil
Hams hit a Texas leaguer that Corhan
couldn't handle, back of third. Sig
lin followed with a sacrifice. This
left first base open and Wolverton
ordered the walking of Fisher. Stumpf
came up to hit for Penner and Bal
' tlmo' Bill biffed the ball to right
field. Borton was in with , the tying
count.
$ Pass Forces Tally.
' Hollocher fiddled around for awhile
nd drew a walk,' which forced Wil
. ltams home ror the winning run.
Rodgers hit one down to Downs and
was thrown out at first, but it gave
Fisher a Chance to score. Dennie
Wllie made the flpat out Lynn Bre-n-,
., ton was called lit to finish the game
. and he retired , Corhan, McKee and
.Plnchhltter Calvo in order.
The Seals got away in the lead when
Fltsgerald singled to center in the
third and took third on Maisel's single
to center. Schaller rolled the agate
down to Rodgers, who started a dou
ble play on second. Taut Biff managed
to beat the ball to first ana Fitz had
a. chance to score.
Penner Fails in riftn.
-'Penner's one bad inning was the
fifth. .With McKee an Infield out.
Smith hit one too hot for Hollocher
to handle. Then Penner grew unsteady
- and passed both Fitzgerald and Pick,
. filling the bags. Wllie gathered in
Malsel's fly and that put it up to
Schaller. Biff singled to left Farmer
overran the short ball and before lie
could pick it up, Smith and Fitz had tal
lied. Pick was on the way from flrt
to third, but Farmer had the ball wait
ing for that worthy and he was Dut
out by Siglin. After that the Seals
naa.jv.tue cnanoe to score.
- A Single by Farmer, a walk by Bor
ton, an overthrow by McKee in trv.
lag to catch the rural party off sec-
aua. ana Williams' out gave Portland
i" ursi run in the fourth
The acore:
i Ban fraxcisco.
AB. H..O. A.
Penner. Charge defeat to Steen. Rum respon
sible for Smith 1.. Penner 3. Steen 3. Time
of game 1:35. Umpires Pbyle and Casey.
Oakland . 5, Vernon 2.
San Francisco, April 26. (P. N.
S.) Association with Del Howard's
ambitious little boys has rejuvenated
Harry Krause, who brought his an
cient south arm right out into the
weather Wednesday afternoon and
made It perform prettily through nine
complete innings. In consequence of
this conduct on Harry's part and the
Tigers behaving like a bunch of acci
dents entirely ready to happen, the
Oaks pat over their second victory of
the series on the Tigers, with a score
of 5 to 2. The score:
VEBNON. ) OAKLAND.
AB. H. O. A. AB. H. O. A.
Doene.rf... 5 2 2 O Meneor,2. . 4 O 3 1
Daley.lf... 2 0 0 0 Adams. lb.. 3 1 6 0
Galloway, 3b 3 0 0 2ILne.cf . . . . 4 0 2 0
Uebarry,2. 3 0 6 8,Lee.lf 3 2 2 0
Griggs.ef-lb 4 0 3 o'Mlller.rf . .. 4 0 0 0
Caltaban.ss 3 12 0Murphy,3b. 4 2 11
Hattlck.cf. 0 0 0 0KbeehaDss. 4 12 2
Simon. c. ... 8 15 3: Murray, e. . . 2 1 10 2
Johnson. p.. 3 0 0 61 Krause.p. .. 3 118
BtoTall.lb. 8 0 7 0 t
Mltse 110 0
tOooirree.. 10 0 0
Totals.. 81 6 24 14f Totals... 81 8 27
Batted for Simon In ninth.
tBatted for Johnson in ninth.
Vernou 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2
Hits 1 2 0 0 0 1 0 0 10
Oakland 0 3 0O1001 5
Hits v .1 2 1 0 1 0 1 2 8
Runs Mattlok, Simon, Adams. Lee. Mur
idiy 2, Slie-ban. Krrors Galloway 2. Mattlck
einion. Jr4inKoti. Adams 2. Two base hit
Hoane. Stolen bases laley. Miller, Mnrpuy,
Ariarim 2. Sacrifice hit Galloway. Base on
balls Off Johnson 2, off Krause 5. Struck
out By Johnson 5. by Krause 8. Hit by
pitcher Murray. Double play McLerry to
fcstovMll. Runs responsible for Johnson 1
Krause 1. I.eft on bases Vernon 8. Oakland
4. Time 1:35. Lmuiifs Finney and Guthrie
Angels 4, Bees 1.
. Log Angeles, April 26. (P. N. S.)
The Bees suffered disaster in the
seventh Wednesday when the Angels
pounded out four runs, enough to win,
4 to 1. The score:
SALT LAKE. uOS ANGELES.
AB. H. O. A. AB. H. O. A.
Tobln. of... 4 2 4 1 Margery, cf.. 113 0
Rath, 3b 3 0 0 5 Gleic'ra n.lb 3 0 7 0
Sheoly.lb. 4 1 8 1 Mewei.rf . . 4 O 2 0
R.Kyan.lf. 4,0 2 it Gardiier,2b. 8 14 2
Shlnn.rf.i?.. '3 10 0 KtUlfer.lf . 4 2 8 0
Orr.ss 3 0 4 2 Groehling,8b 2 0 13
GUUson.2b 2 0 2 4 Davis.ss. . . 3 0 2 5
Hannah. c 3 14 llBaaeler.c. . . 2 15 2
lTeren.p. 3 1 0 1 J.ByaJi.p. . . 3 10 1
Sh Inkle, p.. O 0 0 0
Totals.. 29 0 24 15 Totals... 25 6 27 13
Salt Lake 0 0000 1 00 01
Hita 1 1 1 0 1 1 0 1 06
Los Angeles 0O000040 4
lilts 0 2 1 O 1 O. 2 O 0
Buns Tobln. Gardner. Kllllfer. Groehllng.
Bassler. Errors Tobln, " Gardner. Sacrifice
bits Rath, Glelcbmann, GlslaSon. Struck out
By LeTerena 3, by Ryan 3. Bases on balls
Off Leverena 6, off Ryan 3. Double plays
irroeullng To Gardner to Ulelchmann, Glslason
to Orr to Sheely, Leverens to Orr. Wild pitch
lerent. Time 1:56. Umpires Brashear
and Held.
Fltag'ld.rt
Ualsel.cf . .
schaller.lf.
Downs, 2h. .
Koerner, lb
. Ooroan.as..
McKee.c. .
Smith, p.. .
8tFO.D. . .
CaWo l
PORTLAND.
AB. H. O. A
Honor ner, s 8 2 6 2
0
t 1 (I
3 0 1 2IUo.l(ters.2b
i z 0vuie,rf
4 10 OjFwmer.lf. .,
3 13 8 Borton, lb..
4 1 10 2 Wllllams.cf
3 0 8 t Slglin.3b...
8 0 5 0 Fisher. c. .. .
3 10 5 Penner. p. . .
0 0 0 1 tStlimnf.
1 1
1" 3
1 2
0 0 0 Brenton.p..'. 0
28 9 27 12
Totals.. 31 6 24 n! Totals
Batted for Steen in ninth.
- tRatted for Penuer in eighth.
oan Francisco 0 01 02000 o 3
"V" 0 0202101 06
n '. ai 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 3 5
Hlt .....2 1011013 9
""'UfL? - mlth. Farmer. Borton,
William Fisher 2. Errors McKee. Hollocher,
Mifflin. Struck out Bv Smith a h nu. i
Baaea on balls Off Smith 5, off Penner 4, off
nceen B. Two base hits Wllie. Borton. Double
Piays renner to Hollocher to Borton, Pick to
Runuw io mciv.ee. acrtnce hits-; Oorhan
Hollocher, Slgltn. Stolen baaes Farmer, Wil
iianis. uaiE aieen. Innlnra nUrA n.
A n i . r . .r ' J
8. runs
-Smith plus, run 2. hits 5. at bat 22: Pnnr
a. una 6, at bat 28. Credit victory to
SANFORD
a deservedly
popular
COLLAR
15eadk '
CEO. P. IDC CO., ktrt, THOT, . Y,
, Trtla4 Brsjwk, m.PrJTE IT. .
BENSON ALLEY
TEAM THIED IN
FIVE MAN RACE
Doubles and Singles Sched
uled for This Afternoon;
Big Teams Tonight. .
The Benson team Jumped Into third
place in the five-man event of the
Northwest International Bowling con
gress by hanging uip the score of 2611
in Wednesday night's matches on the
Oregon alleys. Bad splits In the first
game prevented the Bensons from go
ing Into second place.
The Pacific Paper company team
rolled a total of 2601. golig to fourth
place. Hood River, Wells Realty com
pany, .. Shafefs Big 6 of Aberdeen,
Wash., and Painless Parker teams fin
ished in the order named.
Doubles and singles will be rolled
this afternoon and tonight. The best
five-man teams In the northwest will
get into action, ft Is likely that the
mark of 2688. held by the Standard
Oil company team will be shattered.
The results of Wednesday night's
games:
Benson Hotel.
Players j t
u. Tripp
Carey. Hlnchman. Two baoe hits Gleasoo,
Schulte, Carey. Beseher. Home run Gon
zales. Sacrifice hits McAnk-y, Blgbee.
Baird. Sacrifice fly Long. Stolen bases
lUsciier. Hlncbman. Carey. Double play
Betxel to Miller. Watson to Miller. Balrd to
Hincbman. Carlson to Ward to Hinchnmn. Hit
by pitched ball Ward. Hlncbmau by Watson.
Bases on balls Off Meadows 1. off Cooper 2.
off Watson 4. off CarUou 1. off Miller 3.
Struck out By Wats.ni 2. bv Cooper 1. bT
Miller 1. by Carlson 5. Pitching record Off
Meadowa 3 hits. 2 runs In 1 inning, none out:
off Miller 7 hits, 5 nms in 8 2-3 innings; off
Cooper 4 hits, 2 runs In 2 1-3 innings. Left
on bates St. Louis 11. Pittsburg 11. Time
2:40. L'mplres Orth and Rigler.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
t
walked off with the big end of 4 to
1 score. The score:
CHICAGO
AB. H.O. A.
I. Collins: rf 4 0 2 0
Risberg. as. 4 0 1 2
F.rUttu.2b 4 0 12
larkson. If. 4 0 5 O
Felarh. of.. 3 3 5 0
3andil. lb.. 3 O 10 OjRotU. rf
Wearer, 3b.
Jchalk. c...
Clcotte, p. .
McMullln.
Rnenell, p. .
IJennlngs. .
Danfortb, p
3 111
2 0 2 0
10 0 4
1 0 0 o
0 0 0 3
1 0 O 01
0 0 O W
CLEVELAND
AB. H.O. A.
5-030
i 4
4
4
4
3
.3
!Graney. If.
Chapman, si
Speaker, cf
Wan-Jy, Zb
Gulsto. lb.
Evans. 3b.
lO'Nelll. c.
Coumbe,
3 3 3
2 4 0
0 2 3
1 10 01
2 0 0"
1 O 2
0 4
1 1
L.
M. P. Flavin
W. T. Wilkinson
F. P. Houser . . . .
W. B. Hanson ...
Totals
. . 1SH
.. Ift'l
. . 160
.. 171
.. US
2d
150
13
183
1S2
U78
3d
215
102
1M
14S
170
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Cubs 4, Reds 2.
Cincinnati, April 26. (I. N. S.)
The Chicago Cubs defeated the Reds
today, 4 to 2, in a pitchers' battle be
tween Vaughn and Schneider. While
allowing the greater number of hits,
Vaughn was Invincible in the pinches
and struck out 11 men. The batting
of Mann and Doyle featured the vie
tory. The score:
CHICAGO. CINCINNATI.
Zelder.sa. . 1
Woltef.rf.. 6
Doyle. 2b... 6
Merkle.lb. 4
Wllllams.cf 3
AB. H. 0. A.
Mann.lf.
Elllott,e. .
Wltoon.c. .
Deal, 3b...
Vaughn.p.
lGroh.3b.
OjKopf.ss
1 Neale.cf. ..
0Chase.lb..
0;Thorpe,rf..
0 Sb.ean.2b. .
HCueto.lf...
O.Huhn.c 4
l'xennelder.p. 2
4Eller.p 0
ItClarke 1
AB. H. O. A
3 1
1 2
1 1
0 12
2 3
837 885 8SO 2C11
Pavclflo Paper Co.
Players 1st 21 " 3d
C. L. Monson 199 178 181
Fred Kress 164 182 188
Henry Preelaml 163 158 148
Cld boollttl 16.1 140 192
Dick. Freer 196 153 1SW
Totals 885 811 905 2801
Hood River.
Players 1st 2d 3d
Pat Lindsay 200 163 172
D. P. Smith 181 161 162
L. L. Tauscher .... 169 146 148
H. L. DeWltt 187 149 163
K. E. House 186 210 185
Totals 923 829 S30 25S2
Wells Realty Co.
Players 1st 2d 3d
E. Wella , 168 183 206
J. McOonnaughey 123 187 193
Hedman 164 158 179
H. Nellaon 170 182 184
H. Ktett 143 154 153
Totals , 76S S64 9172549
Shafer'a Big 6.
Players 1st 2d Sd
H. Ebertlng 188 132 ISO
Ed Benner 127 168 186
H. Kotula' 143 108 224
L W. Coimors 168 164 168
J. Berggreo 177 145 200
Athletics 4, Yankees 2.
New York, . April 26. (i; N. S.)
The Athletics beat out the Yankees
when In the ninth inning Schang hit
a home run with two on bases, Phila
delphia winning by 4 to 2. The score.
PHILADELPHIA. I NEW TOBK.
AB. H. O.A.I . AB. H. 0. A.
Wltt.ss 4 12 4'GIIhooley.rf 3
2!High.lf 2
0iMatsel.2b.. 4
OPlpp.lb 8
0!Baker.3b. . . 4
1'Magee.cf... 3
8:Peck'n'gh,BS 4
Grorer.2b.. 3 0 1
Bodie.lf... 3 0 1
Strunk.cf.. 4 13
Thraaher.rf 8 0 2
Mclnnls.ib. 4 4 11
Bates.3b... 4 12
Schang.e... 8 15
Noyes.p... 4 0 0
82 8 27 14 1
1 Nuoam'kr.c
3Ru5eU.p.
Caldwell.
4
3
1
31
2 5 0
0 2 0
0 3 a
13 0
2 2 2
0 8 0
0 10
0 8 2
10 1
0 0 0
6 27 8
0 0 3 4
Totals.. 82 8 2!T 14 Totals..
Batted for Russell In ninth.
Philadelphia 0 O 0 C
New York 0 00 1 1 000 O 2
Runs Witt. Mclnnls. Bates, Schang, Plpp,
Russell. Error Mclnnls. Two bnse hits
Strunk, Baker. ' Russell. Witt. Nnnamaker.
Home run Schang. Stolen bases Gllhooley,
High. Sacrifice hits Magee, High, Greyer.
Sacrifice fly Thrasher. Double play Bates to
Mclnnls to Bates. Left on bases New York
3 Philadelphia 6. Bases on balbj Off Noyes
3! Hit bv pitcher By Russell 1. Struck out
By Noyea 5, by Russell 9. Passed ball Nun
ainaker. Umpires Owens and Dlnecn. Time
2:10
Red Sox 5, Senators 4.
Boston, April 26. (I. N. S.) Bos
ton defeated Washington, 5 to "4,
Wednesday. Pitcher Doc Ayers of
Washington blew up in the seventh
inning giving five bases on balls. It
was Washington's game up till that
time. The score:
BOSTON. I WASHINGTON
AB. H. O. A.
Honper.rf.. 4 0 1 O'Judge.lb
Barry. 2b. ..
Janrrin.21
Totals. . 30 4 27 121 Totals. . 84 10 27 12
Batted for Clcotte in alxth.
tBatted for Russell in eighth.
Chicago 0 000 1 000 01
Cleveland 1 0000300 0 4
Huns Felsch, Graney, Chapman. WambyH
Roth. Errors Wamby, Evans, sacrifice hits
Chapman, Roth. Evans. Stolen base Evans.
Two base hits Kotu 2. Speaker 2, Felsch.
Three base hits Felsch. Chapman. Struck out
By Cieotte 2, by Coumbe 2. Baoes on balls
Off Clcotte 3. Double plays Evana to Wamby
to Gulsto, Risberg to Gandll, Chapman to
Wamby to Gulsto. Chapman to Gulato. Hlta
Off Clcotte 7 in 6 Innings, off Ruosell 2 in 2
Innings. Wild pitch Coumbe. Left on bases
Chicago 3, Cleveland 8. Time 1:47. Um
pires Nallln and Evans.
WOOD BELIEVES
ATHLETICS ARE
NECESSARY NOW
Three Big Colleges Will Not
Send Men to Penn
Relays.
letfes should be allowed to play their
part.
ine continuation of these games
should not halt enlistments.- When
these men are needed they will be
found ready. Many of them have of
fered their services. Too many men are
ob!o to take part in competitions for
the sport3 to suffer through the draft
ing of a few hundred. Athletics can
continue if the colleges will permit it.
Paper Chase Staged
Saturday by Riders
An open paper chase for men riders
is announced by the Portland Hunt
club for Saturday to be followed by a
stag dinner.
The trail will be laid by Mrs. Am
brose Cronin and Mrs. James NlcoL
The riders will leave the riding acad
emy at 2 o'clock.
The riders finishing first, second
and third will be . the guests at the
stag dinner of the other riders in the
chase.
STANDINGS OF TEAMS
AB. H. O. A.
..3 0 9 1
3 0 0 4 Foster,2b.. 8 2
0 O 0 0 Milan.cf... 4 1
Totals
Players
D. Shotln ..
W. Swan . ,
C. Hadley ..
A. Melvln
803
Painless Parker.
lat
216
136
144
.. 173
777 9582538
H. Krebs 181
2d
145
133
167
149
189
8d
155
154
ITS
20i
164
Totals 002 783 8462531
Totals.. 83 726 P Totals... 33 10 27 11
Schneider out. hit by batted ball.
tBatted for Schneider in eighth.
Chicago 1 0 0 .0 0 0 2 1 0 4
Cincinnati 000 ,0 1 100 0 2
Runs Zelder, Mann 2. Wilson. Konf. Sbean
Errors Merkle, Konf, Cueto. Left on bases '
Chicago 8, Cincinnati 11. Hits oft Schneider
In S innings. Two base hit Wilson. Three
base hits Huhn, Mann. Double plays Chase
unassisted, Doyle to Zelder. Sacrifice hits
Zelder, Konf, Cueto 2. Stolen bases Zelder.
Neele 2, Chase, Thorpe, Cueto. Huhn. Bases
on balls Off Schneider 4. off Vaughn 4
Struck out By Schneider 8, by Vaughn 11. Hit
by pitcher Williams. Wild pitch Vaughn.
Lmplrea Klcm and Emslle. Time 2 hours.
Giants Beat Mighty Alexander.
Philadelphia, Pa.. April 26. (I. N.
S.) Even the' mighty Alexander could
not stop the Giants. After the Phll-
nes nail ayparuniiy securea a com
manding lead the Giants came back
strong in the eighth, and four succes
sive wallops, two of them doubles.
and a homer, the latter by . Ktlduf t.
sent tne "King" to the bench. The
score:
NEW YORK. I PHILADELPHIA
ad. a. u. A.I
BurneUf... 5
Kauff.cf... 4
Robert "nrf 4
Zlmmr'n.ab 4
Fleteher.ss 5
Kilduff,2b. 4
Holke.lb.. 4
McOarty.c. 4
Perrittp.. 2
Mld(Hetrn,p 1
Lobert.... 1
Sallee.p... 0
OPaskert.ef..
O Bancroft .as.
0Stock,3b. . .
v. ra TM.in , rr .
AB. H. O. A.
5 O
4 2
4 1
3 2
5 1
4 0
4 2
1
1
2
1
8
1
2-2 8
4 2 0
0O1
OOO
10 0
inning tie, 6 to 6 Wednesday. The
local players, with five runs chalked
against them when they went to bat
in the sixth inning, put four men
across the plate and followed with
two more In th seventh, taking the
lead. Boston tied it in the eighth.
Darkness halted the combat. The
score:
BOSTON. I BROOKLYN.
AB. H. O. A.I , AB. H. O. A.
Maranvle.M 5 3 4 6 Fabrlque.sa 7 15 3
1 4 5 Daubert.lb. 5 1 10 0
1 4 CiMyera.cf... 8 18 1
1 S OWheat.lf... 6 3 3 0
1 12 OI5tengel,rf . . 6 2 3 0
l,Cutahaw.2b. 5 13 1
0;Mowrey,3b. 5 2 0 4
0Meyers,c. . . 3 14 1
OiMlller.c 2 0 0 2
OjMarquard.p. 2 0 5 0
1 Dell.p 0 0 0 1
3S.Siulth.p.. 2 10 4
0Hlckman.. 0 0 0 0
O.sSmlth OOOO
xjohnston. .10 0 0
Maasey.2b. . 5
Colllns.rf.. 6
Magee.lf... 4
Twom'y.lb 5
J. Smith. 3b. 5
Kelly ,cf... 3
Banley.cf.. 1
Wilhoit.cf. 0
Cbappelle.cf 0
Gowdy.c. . . 4
Rudolpta.p. S
Nehf.p 0
Keulbach.p 0
Konetchy. 1
rragresser. 1
tRawlings. 1
Hoblltzel.lb 3
F.ewls.lf... 3
Walker, cf ..
Grdner,3b
Scott. ss. . . .
Thomas.c. .
Agnew.c. .
Ruth, p....
McNally..
tUenrlksen
1 12 0
0
0
2
1
1
0
2
0
0
Rice.rf 8 0
8 1
3 1
3 O
8 O
8 O
1 0
1 1
0 0
Shank.lf...
Mor (ran. 3b. .
Crane. ss. . .
Henry.c. . .
Ayers.p
tAlnsmlth..
IGherrtty. .
sMenoskey.
ToralB.
90 24 15
Totals.. 29 7 27 13
Ran for Thomas In seventh.
tBatted for Barry In seventh.
tBatted for Ayers In ninth.
(Batted for Jndge in ninth.
Ran for Gberrlty In ninth.
Boston O 2 0 1 0 0 2 0 5
Washington 0 0 1 1 0200 O 4
Runs Hooper, Gardner. Thomas. McNally.
Judge, Milan, Shanka 2. Errors Hooper, Gard
ner. Judge. Morgan 2. Two bane hits
Thomas. Hoblltzel, Shanks, Morgan, Milan.
Stolen baaes Foster, Rice. Left on bases
Boston 8, Washington 8. Bases on balls Off
Ruth 7. off Ayers 5. Struck out By Roth 5,
by Ayers 2. Sacrifice hits Scott 2, Crane.
Lewis. Agnew. Sacrifice fly Milan. Double
plays Walker to Thomas, Crane to Foster to
Judge. Hits off Ayers 7 in 8 innings, off Ruth
0 in 9 Innings. Wild pitch Ruth. Umpires
McCormick and Connolly. Time 2:07.
Northwestern League.
At Vancouver R. H. C
Tacoma 14 15 3
Vancouver 4 6 1
Batteries Bonner and Stevens;
Acosta, McElroy, Clink and Cadman
Butte-Spokane game, postponed; rain.
Great Falls-Seattle game, postponed;
rain.
Western League Results.
At Wichita 4, Des Moines 7.
At Joplin 4. Omaha 0.
At St. Joseph 6. Sioux City 4.
At Denver 7, Lincoln 6.
New York, April 26. Wholesale call
ing off of college athletics In the Unit
ed States since this country and Ger
many decided to fight it out ts a doubt
ful method of helping the nation pre
pare for its struggle. Depriving the
country's young men of their oppor
tunity for physical competition and a
consequent slack in upbuilding of
tissue and health hardly seems the way
to get them ready to Join any branch
of fighting forces
Major General Leonard Wood, the
foremost military figure in the coun
try, is a strong supporter of athletics
in evory form. He believes in the
games because they build strong;
bodies, clean rrdnd3, and fearless char
acter. There are others who want to
see a certain percentage of athletics
continue.
Will Be Fatrlotlo Session.
The Penn relay meet has not been
called off-. .It has been stated by ath
letic authorities at Pennsylvania uni
versity that the meet will be turned
nto a magnificent patriotic demonstra
tion as well as a gathering of some of
the nation's most prominent athletes.
Harvard, Cornell and Michigan uni
versities, however, have given notice
that they will not send teams to the
competition this year. As they are
three of the most important schools
who send teams to competitions of this
kind, the meet will suffer from their
absence. The meet itself should prove,
however, that athletics are a neces
sary part of preparation for military
service.
. , WU1 Take Off Strata. ;
In addition to the physical value of
athletics, there will be another value
in the fact that college games arid the
happy spirit that goes with them will
serve to take a strain off the nerves
of thousands. Diversion will be great
ly needed'. In the days to come. Ath-
PMiflo Ooart Leag-oa.
Won. Lest
San Francisco 13 a
Vernon 12 11
alt Lake 9 9
Portland 10 n
Lob Xngelea 9 u
Oakland 10 u
Hationai League.
New York ....8 2
8t. Loula 8 6
Cfclcaro 8 8
Boston 5 4
Cincinnati 7 a
Philadelphia 3
Brooklyn 8
Pittsburg 5 10
American league.
Chicago 9 8
Boston 7 4
New York 6 4
Cleveland 0 6
8t Louis s 6
Philadelphia 5 7
Washington 4 7
Detroit 8 8
Amarioaa Atsoelstiem.
Wosv Lost,
Indianapolis i4
Kansas City 7 3
IxnusTllle g 5
Milwaukee 6 3
Columbus 6 g
Minneapolis 3 8
St. Paul 2 T
Totedo 2 10
Westers League,
uu. Lost.
Uncoln 4 2
Sioux Cltx -v".v 6
Denver a. 4 3
JopUn w. 4 8
I Molnea ?. 8 8
Omaha - . . . . 8 4
Kt J.eph 8 4
Wichita 2 6
HorthwMtern League.
Won. Lost.
Great FaOa 1 o
Butte 1 0
Tacuma ,. j 1 1
Vancouver ............... 1 1
Spokane 0 1
ijtUe ....v. . 0 . 1
Pet.
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.450
.435
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.571
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.467
.333
.333
.833
.760
.636
.600
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.417
.364
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Pendleton Golfers
To Have New Home
Pendleton, Or.. April 2. Construc
tion of a clubhouse on the Pendleton
KofXjtnks will be commenced at once.
The Ktuucture will he a 12000 bunga
low with a large reception room.
ladles s!pd men's rest rooms, dress
ing rooms, kitchen, caddies' room, and
work room for the professional. A
large fireplace will bo biH in the re
ception room and a veranda will en
circle the building. Dr. . W. D. Mc
Nary, George Hartman and J. F. Rob
inson comprise the committee In
charge. The club hes extensively Im
proved the links and golfing is now
an established institution in Pendleton.
Checker Expert to riaj Here.
Alfred Jordan ex-champion checker
player of the world, will be the guest
of the Portland Chess and Checker club
Saturday night. Officers of the local
club received word from Jordan that
he would arrive in Portland Saturday.
, Jordan will play several exhibition
matches in the local club rooms in the
Washington Annex building at Fourth
and Washington streets during his
stay here.
Lang Team to Hold Practice.
All members of the Lang Co. base-
uau leum arts rrqucsica to report at
6:30 o'clock this evening at the
grounds on East Twelfth and Davis
streets for the mid-week prsr-tice. Next
Sunday the Lang team wilt play a
doubleheader on the Montgomery flats,
clashing with the Columbia Park team
in the first game at 12:30 o'clock,
and with the Armco team at 3:30
o'clock.
American Association Result.
At Louisville 7. Kansas City 6.
At Indianapolis 7, Minneapolis 1.
Milwaukee at Columbus, rain,
St, Paul at Toledo, rain.
Field Trial Club to Meet.
A meeting f the Oregon Kield Trial
club will be held this evening at $
o'clock in room 401 Selling building.
Dates for the coming trials will be
selected. It Is likely that the trials
will be staged in September. An ef
fort will be made to prohibit the run
ning of dogs in the city until after th
nesting season in July. " ..
Vitt Will Leave Tomorrow. "
San Francisco, April 26. U. P.
Oscar Vitt will desert his Napa farm
tomorrow and start east to Join the
Detroit Tigers. . f .
A Sensible Cigarette
Indians 4, White Sox 1.
Chicago, April 26. (I. N. S.) The
Cleveland Indians had the Indian sign
on the White Sox Wednesday and
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Totals.
49 13 36 17
2 WhltteLlf .
2 Luoema,lb.
0 Niehoff,2b.
2 Kllllfejr.e..
1 Alexander, p
2;Majer,p. .
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rotals.. 83 13 27 11 Totele... E6 12 27 14
muto ror Miaaieton In eighth.
Rn for Cravath In ninth.
tBatted for Loderua in ninth.
New York 0 O 8 1 0 0 1 4
fBllaoelpbia O 1 2 2 3 0 O O Oa
BansBurns 2. Kauff, Robertson, Zimmer
man. F 'letcber. Kllduff. Holke, McCarty. Stock.
Cravath. Whltted. Lnderus, Metooff 2, kllllfer
Alexander. Errors Buxna, Zimmerman. Paak
ert. Luderos. Two base hits NIehoft 2. Burns.
Alexander, Bancroft. Fletcher, Cravath. Three
b? Wta Bancroft. Burns. Home runs Cra
vath. Kllduff. Sacrifice hits Kllllfer . 2
Stoles bases Cravath. Niehoff. Burns. Left on
hasesNew 5, Philadelphia 8. Bam on
balls Wf Perrltt 2. off Middleton 1. off Alex
ander 2. Struck out By Perrltt 1, by Salea 3.
S?!J"S;M-Sf br .yer S" H,t br Pitcher
h leuof f. X'mplrea O- Day na Bnujsfleld.
DodgrsVBrarea Tie; 0 to 6.
Brooklyn. April JeI, N.V S.) The
Dodgers and Braves ' battled to a It-
Totals. . 44 11 86 15
Batted for Bailey in tenth.
tBatted for Wtlhoit in twelfth.
tBatted for Nehf In tenth.
I Ban for Myers In sixth.
aBatted for Marquard In sixth.
xBatted for Dell in eighth.
Boston 0 0201 201000 0
Brooklyn 0 0000420000 O 6
Buna Maranville, Masaey, J. Smith. Kelly,
Go wily. Daubert 2. Myers 2. Wheat, Mowrey.
Errors Massey 2, Twombly, Fabrlque 2,J
Wheat. Two base hits J. Smith. Myers.
Three base hit Smith. Stolen bases Magee,
J. Smith, Kelly, Nebf, Maranville. Sacrifice
hits Massey, Myers, Mowrey. Sacrifice fly
Magee. Left ou bases Boston 10. Brooklyn
13. Bases on balls Off Marquard 3. off Dell
2, oft Smith 1, off Rudolph 2, off Keulbacb 2.
Hits off Marquard 8 In fl Inuings, oft Smith
2 In 4 innings, oil Kuooipn i in tJ l-n in
nines, off Nehf 3. oft Keulbacb. 3 In 3 nl
nines, off Dell 1 In 2 Innings. Struck out
By Marquard 1. by Dell 4,- by Bmith 1. by
Rodolnh 4. br Reulbach 2. Wild pitch Dell.
Umpires Quigley and Harrison. Time 2:57.
Pirates 10, Cards 8.
St. Louis. April 26. (I. N. S.) In
an old fashioned ten-Inning slugfert
the Pittsburg Pirates defeated the Car
dlnals here Wednesday afternoon by a
score of 10 to 8. The score:
ST. LOUIS. I PITTSBURG.
AB.H.O. A.! AB.H.O. A
Bescber.lf. 2 12 0'Gleason.2b. 6 2 2 2
Bitrnee, it...
(Carey .ef. . . 5
llSobultfrf.. B
6 Hlnchm n,lb 4
0Baird.8b... S
1 Flacher.d. .. 4
0Schmldt,c... O
ltward.es.... 4
OMUler.p... 2
Betsel.2b.. 5
Long.rf.... 4
MlUer,lb-ss 6
8mlth,3b... S
Crntse.cf.. 5
McAttley.sa 2
Gonsales.lb 2
Snyder.c. . . 4
Meadow, p. . 0
Watson, p.. 4
J.8mith.. 1
t Derate..,. 1
5
0 1
1 10
'2
8
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4 :
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Totals
.42 13 80 15
Totals ...41 14 30 151
Batted for Watson in tenth.
tBatted for Bctsel In tenth.
Pittsburg ............4 O 1 1 0 0 0 01 3 10
St. Loula ......... ...1 1 O 3 0 2 0 0 1 - g
Rons Beech. Long. Cruise, Gonzales, Sny
der, watson Z, i. scnata.- Uleasoa. Btgnee 2,
Carey. Seholte S. Hindi man , S. . Errors
Beseher, BeUel. Long. Mr-iuley, Snyder,
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