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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, MONDAY, APRIL' 30, 1917. SEALS PILFER DOZEN ' SACKS AND THE GAME; ; BATTERIES NOT THERE It Wasn't That the . Bay -City Lads Were Clever Weves, BRINGING UP FATHER but the Prey Was SofU THE SCORE WAS 9 TO 5 Tho Bad Story Is Told la the Summary, ' Which Doesnt Xet Anyone Oat By. , By George McManus 1 1 ( fUj III II feO 1 ARENOTOlNS V HVSiE-U5TlsJ A CET ORFwn. 1 rTTI7: " OH! MAGGIE- IV ?53 TO THE -ZOO - I J SW OUOIOhT Bjr R. A. Cronln. Boss McCredle might Just as well have gone into the umbrella splotched bleachers, stuck out his freckled fore finger, and repeated to himself: "Eenle, m eenle, mlnle, mo." With batteryrr.en thus selected he could have fared no worse In his pitch ing and catching: than, with the con glomerate mass that performed in the points for the Beavers. And as for Louie Sepulveda the Seals swiped J everything he had but his nationality. Oh, my, yfs: It was a glorious ex emplification of the national pasjjmc Bad for the Ancestors., AI Spalding, Nick Young ancT'Abner Dcubleiiay must hai'e turned over in their vine-covered mausoleums while ths Beavers were attempting to play the grand old game they gave to the world. Have a peep at the summary of the box score enough said. About the only happy set of men In this part of the country Is the Seals and they are glad because they won the series, three games to two, and that they are escaping a rain soaked section. It even became such an uproarious farce that Umpire Billy Phyle, in announcing Pinchhltter Babe Plnelll. grunted: "Plnelll, hitting for Harrington no, I mean batting." Ths Batteries Were Battered. The Beaver regulars made ' enough runs to win an ordinary ball game. but the deceivers and the receiver as promptly put the Seals in the lead. Once, however, they had the help of Babe Borton, who gently lobbed a ball to the catcher in the fifth for a dead out with two down It arrived too late and after that two runs were tallied. Briefly, this is what happened: Rodgers' single, an out and Farm ers single, the first of three hits scored for the Beavers In the first. Hits by Schaller and Downs Koerner's flyout to center and Corhan's double gave the Seals two in the sec ond off Eer.ner. Fitzgerald's single, a stolen base and Maisela single, scored another In the third, j Two Secured la Fourth. I, d I n. .... i.'n -.-. .. n .1 n. mm wwmmko uj ai inci aim Jjuriun UI I O'Doul, Williams" single, another walk by Sepulveda .and Pinchhltter Stumpf's sacrifice fly scored two for Portland in the fourth. Downs walk, a stolen base, a wild pitch, a walk by Malsel, a double steal and Schaller's double tallied two for the Seals in the fifth offLeake. Had Borton put a little speed on his throw to the plate on Downs' steaJ, no score would have been made, as two were already out. With one down, the Seals counted again In the sixth, Cor han stealing second and scoring on Baker's hit. Farmer's double scored Rodgers and . Wllle came In on Corhan's error In the seventh. jr Corhan Stole roar. A walk by Oldham, . Fitzgerald's .double and Pick's Blngle gave two more in the eighth. Fltspatrick, a San Francisco busher. ! pitched the ninth for Portland. Downs' single, a wild pitch, Koerner's flyout and a double steal with Corhan, who walked, gave the nintii counter. It was, by the way, Corhan's fourth steal oil his old, teammate, Spanish Lou. Alto gether, the Seals stole about a dozen bases. - The score: - BAN FRANCISCO. AB. 11. IB. PO. 6 .... 4 4 4 .... 4 6 8 5 2 1 0 off Oldham 3, off Harrinrtoo off Fiteser- nUl I. Two base hits (Joruau, ivoernex z. Kohaller. Fanner, Kltstrerald. IMrk. Double plays Malsel to OIKhiI to l'ick. Tick to IViwim. I or ban to Uowns to Koerner. oaernice bit Kodgera. Stolen bases Parmer. Kltzger- id. Pick 2. U&lHel, Scballer 2, Corhan 4.' linker. Downs. Wiki pitches Iyeake, Fltl- )strlck. Credit Ylctory to Oldham; ueieai 10 -eake. Innlnga pitched Br Peiuier 4, run 3. Mta fl, at bat 17: O'Doul 4 pli. ram 3. lilts 3. at hat 13; leake i rang 3. mia a, "1 bat 8; Harrlnerton 2, nuia 2, h'its 2. at bat 7. Kiiue ' reeponsible for I'enner 3, O'Doul 3. Ijeake 3; Oldham 1. Harrington 2. Fltxpatrlck 1. Tiuie of same 2:20. Lmpiree f W'e and Casey. Oakland 4, 8; Vernon 4, 6. San Francisco, April 30. (L N. S.) Following 11 Innings of tug and tussle baseball that ended with the score, 4 to 4, the Oaks escorted the Vernon Tigers back across the bay and led them to slaughter at Recreation park in the afternoon. The score of this final contest, which gave the Oaks five victories, one tie and one defeat out of the series, was 8 to 6. The scores: Morning gai-e: VEHS'ON. 1 OAKLAND, Doane.rf . . a Daley, If... 5 i;alLvy..'ib 5 Mcljorry.2b iXrigire.lb.. Matthk.cf. Conlfrcy.an. Mitie.e AH. II. O. A. Mitchell. p. . Oallahan.. rSulllran.. 0 2 1 1 5 O O 3 3 S H 2 2 ,5 1 13 1 5 0 0 1 1 2 7 1 o 1 o AB. H. O. A. Mettsor.2b. . 6 O 0 4 Adams. lb... 3 10 Lane.cf Ir.lf. . . .. . M!ddlet'n.rf Mi:rpby,3b Decannlere.p 1 O 4iSliM-han.8s. 4! Roehe.c. .. SIKrauae.p. . . O OlArlett.p. .. 01 0 o' 3 5 4 S 4 3 3 8 1 bin, Hannah. Hensel. Cbanee. Sacrifice hits Schults, Hoff. Stnick out By Crandall 1. by Brown 1. Base on balls Off Hoff 6, off Crandall 1. Buns responsible for Crandall 4. Brown 4. Four hits, 5 runs, 14 at bat off Crandall in 3 innings. Charge defeat to Crandall. Double plays Orr to Rath, Orr to Gislawm to Sheely, Hoff to Rath to Su;ly. Stolen base Shlnn. Umpires Braahear and Held. Afternoon game: SALT LA KB I LOS ANGELES. AB. H.O. A. I AB.H.O. A. Tobin.cf... 6 2 2 0 Mafnrert.cf . 4 12 0 2 O o li'chinaun.lb 4 1 IS 0;Schultx.3b.. 4 1 1 0ardiKr,2b 0 OKllllfer.lf. 1 8(Meuelrf.. 2 4Darls,ss. .. 3 ljBaasler.c. . 0 3 Ryan.p 0 OtGroehUng. Drandall.p. Rath. 3b 3 Sbeely.lb.. 3 Ryao.lf.... 3 Rhituirf 2 Orr.as 4 Glalason.2b. 3 Hannah, e.. 8 Hug-hes.p.. 3 Qulnlau... 1 rhleao 10, St. Louis 11. Sacrinee hits Mann, McAuIey- Stolen bases Hendrlx. Bes eher. LonR. F. Smith. Hits Off Brother 3 In 2 1- Innings, off Aldridee 4 in 2 2-3 ln nlnp, of Mendows 3 m 5 1-3 Innings, off Ames 5 In a 2-3 innings, oft Steele 1 in 3 inning-, off Watson O la 1 Inning. Three haxe Mt C raise. Home run Bescber. Dou ble plar Betzel to Miller. Bases ou balls Off Meadows 4. off Ames 1, off Reuther 3, off Steele 1. oft Aidrldjre 3, off Hendrlx S. Struck out By Ames 3, or Renther 0. by Hendrlx 3. by Pierce 1. Hit by pitched ball llenrrlx. L.'npires Klein taa ismsile. Time 3 hours. 6 27 16 Total.. .30 9 27 21! Totals... Ratted for Shlnn- in ninth. tP.attod for Jtyaa in edghth. 5!t Lake OO10O08O 37 Hits 1O3O002O 3 0 Los Anseles OOW00012 O 3 Hits 1 000 1 01 3 0 Hons Tobln 2, Rath, Ryan, Hannah. Hnhes 2. Maggert, Schultf. Davis. Errors Tobln, Sctuilti 2. Three base bit Maegert. Two be lilts Glelchmann, Schults. Saeri fir Llis Orr, Hugbes. Struck out By Hushes 3, by Ryan 3. Rase on balls Off Hiitcnps 1. off Rvnn 5. off Crandall 2. Runs Off Ryan 2, off Hughes 3, off Crandall 3. Double rlays Gl5lason 10 Orr to Sheely. Glelrhmann to Dsyis to Glelcbmann. Meusel to Crandall. Davis to Schultn to Davis to Shults. Davlg to Gardner. Hit by pitched twit Hannah and B. Ryan by J. Ryan. Time 2 hours. L'ir-ires Held and Brasbear. 84 7 33 12 Totals.. 41 9 83 18 Totals. Batted for Mitchell in the ninth. tKan for Callahan, in the ninth. vVernon 1000110010 0 Hit 000 1 1 20 1 30 19 Oakland 0 0 3 1 O 0 O 0 0 0 0 ( Hits Ol 3201 0000 0 7 ' RunS Daley, MeLarry, Conlfrey, Mltse, Mensor, Adams, Roax-he, Krause. Errors Daley, Mltse, Sbeehau 2, Roache. Three-base hits Adams, Murphy. Two-base hits Shee han, MJtchell, Griggs. Sacrifice hits Roache, Sheehah, Mitchell. Runs responsible for MJtchell 3, Krause 2. Called at end of elev enth, time limit. First base on halls Off KrauspS, off Mitchell 2. Struck out By Krause 4. by Arlett 1, by Mitchell 3, by De canniere 3. Hit by pitcher Lee by Mitchell, Mltzs by Krause. Double play Douie to Griggs. Left on bases Vernon 8, Oakland 4. Time of game 2:20. Umpires Finney and tiuthsie. AMERICAN LEAGUE Afternoon game: VERNON. AB. H. O. A. 0lleneor,2b. OAKLAND. AB. H. O. A. Ada ins, lb... 3Uuie,cf Lee. If 1 10 ojillddlefn.rf 3 1 8 2 11 2 3 Fltsgerald, rf. I'lek, 8b Maisel. of. ... KehaUer. If. .. Downs, 2b. ... Koerner, lb. . Corhan, as. ... Baker, c O'Doul. p A. E. Oldham, n. Hollywood, 8b. Totals 37 PORTLAND 2 2 10 0 1 12 4 0 113 10 1 2 2 0 0 2--I2 5 4 0 0 2 9 0.0 110 3 1 0 1 ' 5 1 . 0 0 0 0 4 0 1 O O 1 o OOOOO 12 27 '18 1 Hdllocber, ss. . Rodgers. 2b. .. Wtlle. rf Farmer, If. .... Borton, lb. .i.. WllUams, cf. .. XigUm 8b. .... Kevolveda, e. . . I'enuer, p. . fiUOJfJ,- ...... , lake, p. ...... . Harrington, p. ' Fltspatrick, p. Totals AB. K. IB. PO .. 3 .. 4 . .-o .. 3 .. 2 .. 4 .. 4 ..2 .. 1 .. O .. 0 .. 1 .. 1 .. o ..so A. E. .Doane.rf... B 1 2 Oalev.lf 3 2 0 Galloway. 3b 3 11 McLarry.2b. 4 14 4 iirligs.lb.. S Mattick.cf. 4 11 0. Murphy. 2b.. 4 Oonfrey.aa 4 2 2 1 heehan.ss. 4 Simon. c... 4 0 4 4 Murray.c... 4 Johnson.p.. 3 10 1 Hurns.p 1 Callahan.. 10 0 O Kreraer.p. . . 8 Arrollatves.p O 0 0 1 tDecannlere 0 0 0 0 Totals.. 36 10 24 14! Totals... 88 12 27 13 Batted for John ton In the ninth. t.'tim for Dalty in the ninth. Vernon 200300 10 0 C Hits 2 1 1 3 0 0 2 0 110 Oakland 10024 100 8 Hits 20 1 23 2 1 1 12 Runs Doane, Daley, Galloway. Mattick, Si mon. Johnson Mensor, Adams 3. Lane, Le, Mlddleton, Koerner. Errors Galloway, Mc Iriy, Conifrey 2. Meuor, Murphy, Sbeehan. Two base hits Mensor, lane. Murphy. Saeri- tice hits laley. Galloway. Bases on balla Ott Johnson 2, off Kremer 4. Struck out By lohnson 'I, by Kremer a. Five rung, 7 hits off Bunw, -In at bat in 4 Innings; 8 runs, 11 hits off Johnson, H2 at bat in 7 innings. Balk Kremer. I-eft ou bases Oakland 6, Vernon B. Credit victory to Kremer;, charge defeat to Johnson. Time of game 1:50. Umpires Guthrie and Finney. .4 Browns Trim Indians, 6 to 5. Cleveland, April 30. (I. N. . S.) The St. Louis Browns trimmed the Cleveland Indians, 6 to 5, in a loosely played ball game. The Indians used four pitchers and five pinch hitters and the Browns four flingers and one pinch hitter. The score: CLEVELAND. I ST. LOUIS. AB.ILO. A. AB.H.O. A. Graney.lf. . 6 13 OlShotton.lf. . 1 lAimten.S). . 1 Staler, lb... 2 Pratt.2b. . . Jacolwon.rf Pirates Beat Reds, 3 to 0. Cincinnati. April 80. (I. N. S.) Carlson held the Reds to two hits, Pittsburg scoring a shutout, 3 to 0. The. winning run was scored in the second on singles by Schulte and Fischer, with an out sandwiched in between. The score: CINCINNATI. AB. H. O. A. .4180 . 4 2 0 4 4 4 2 2 Grob.Sb. Koyf.ss. . . Nesls.cf... MitchelUf CliaMe.lb. . Tbxnpe.rf ., hean,2b. . V1uko.c. . Cneto.lf.ef O o 0 PITTSBURO. AB. H. O. A. Gleason.Zb.. 4 2 0 Blgoee.U... 4 OlCarry.cf . .. Schneider, p 3 10 0 0 12 0 4 4 0 10 0 17 Schulte.rf. 0 10 JMHinchm'n.lb 3 Balrd.3b. Fischer, c. . Ward. as. .. Carlson, p. . Chapman.es 6 8 Speaker, cf Gmsto.lt. . Roth.rf Wamby,2b. Brans. 3b. .. 0'Neill.C... Hllliiigs.c. Baghy.p. . . Lambeth. p. Rurhllng.p. O Ooveleskle.p 0 Kavanagb 0 tMiller 1 tAUlson... 0 ! Harris 0 O 1 Wood 0 O iTuTner. .. 1 0 2 1 1 3 1 0 2 0 0 0 O 0 0 8 5 0 O 4 2 2 O 0 1 0 0 Marsans.cf Levari. ss. . . SereroId,c. . Groom, n. . . . 1 Koob.n llPlank.p Davenport. p qMJUer 0 0 O 0 0 0 0 o 0 0 o 1 0 Totals S3 10 27 12 St 0 0 3 2 0 2 2 12 0 1110 0 1 3 3 1 0 1 0 8 0 0 0 1 5 0 0 0 0 2 3 0 0 13 2 1 0 0 0 1 0 OOOOO 0 0 110 0 0 0 0 0 OOOOO 0 0 0 0 0 5 S 27 12 1 Batted for Penner In th fourth. Batted for Harrington in the eighth. Kan Francisco O21O2 102 1 9 Hlta 03211202 112 Portland 1 O o 2 o o 2 0 0 5 Hits 2 0 0 1 0 1 3 1 0 8 Struck out By I-ke 1, bv O'lfcxil 2, by Oldham 1, by Harrington 1, by Fltsimtrtck 1. Base on balls Off -Ijeake 2, off O'Doul 5, Bees Take Both XJames. Los Angeles, April 30. The Bees took both games from the home team Sunday without a great deal of diffi culty, the scores being: Salt Lake 8, 7; Los Angeles 1, 3. The scores: Morning game: SALT LAKE. LOS ANGELES. AB. H.O. A.I AB.H.O. A. ToMn.cf... 8 2 2 OMaggertcf. 10 10 Rath.3b... 5 0 2 2 G'chmann.lb 4 0 13 Sheely, lb.. 5 2 15 0 Schults.3b.. 4 11 Ryan, It. ... 3 i 1 o liaraner.ZD 0 Klllifer.lf., 7 Meusel, rf. '. 4jDavis,ss. . . OiBoles.e OCrandall.p. (J;Brown,p. . . 'l-siwn.c. . . I'Chance... Totals... 38 11 27 161 Totals 81 Hatted lor Lrown In ninth. Salt La lis 2006000008 Hits 30061010 011 Los Angeles 0 0O0OO0 1 0 1 Fits OtOl 010 115 linns Tobln 2, Sheely, Ryan. Shlnn, Orr. GiMusr.n. llannih. Gardner. Errors Rath, Rjun, On', GUlason, Gardner, Davis. Three base .hits Ryan, Scbultz. Two base hits To- 2 2 0 a Khinn,rf . Orr.ss. . . . GishisoD.2b 4.1 2 HanrwrtfTcTfTT 2 o Hotf.p 3 0 3 gululan.lf. 2 0O 1 1 0 3 8 0 3 0 Totals.. .37 14 27 Batted for Bagby In fourth. THatted rr O'Neill In sixth. tBatted for Lambert In fourth. Batted for Boehlln in eighth. sKan for Harris In eighth. xBatted for Coveleskie in ninth. qHatted for I'lank In ninth. Louis 0 03 10000 2 ft Cleveland 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 4 0 5 Runs Chapman. Roth, wambv. Rllllnc. W001I. Shot too, Ansten, Sister. Severold 2, Miller. Errors Graney. Ohaptnan. O'Neill 2. Billings. Two base hits Jacobson, Wamby! Shotlon. Chapman 2, Speaker. Pratt, Three base hit Jacobson. Sacrifice hits Groom, r.vans. Austen. stolen bases Sluler, Pratt. Jacobson. Severold, Brans, Miller. Donblo days Jacobson to Sisler, Guisto to Bagby, Speaker to Chapman. Bases on halls Off Groom 5, off Koob 1. off I'lank 1, off Bagby 3, eff Coveleskie 1. Struck out Br Groom 3. by Konb 1. by Bagby 2. by Lambeth 2 by CoveleBkle 2. Hit by pitcher By Bagby 1. by Lambeth 1. by Koob 1. Wild pitch Groomi Hits off Plank 1. off Koob 4. off Bagbr 5, off Lambeth 1. off Gnom 6, off Boehllng2 Um pires Hildebrand and O'Loughlin. Totals.. 29 2 27 lfH Totals... S3 10 27 10 Pittsburg 01 000000 23 Cincinnati 00000000 00 Runs Schulte, Hlnchman, Fischer. Errors Kopf Sliean, Beird, Carlson. Two-base hit Ward. Sacrifice blts Bigbee. Fischer. Hit by pitcher Neale. by Carlson. Stolen base Neale. Doable plays Schneider to Chaae to Grob, Bigbee to Fischer. Struck out By Carl son 6 br Schneider 2. Bases on fadla Off Carlson 8, off Schneider 8. Time of game 1:43. Umpires Rlgler and orth. Fourteen Golfers in Heitkemper Event Only 14 players .participated In the Heitkemper Cerktury trophy tourna ment on the Portland Golf club course Sunday, rain keeping a great number of players away from the links. The eight low net men qualified for the match play to be held within the next two weeks. , The pairings "of the players, who qualified, are as follows: "William Steudler (2 up) vs. Sam B. Archer; J. J. Gravely vs. F. A. Heit kemper (3 up); E. Mersereau (2 up) vs. George "Washburn, and W. A. House vs. E. E. Shaw (1 up.) The scorea of the qualifying round: William Steudler . J. J. Gravely . . . . K. Mersereau W. A. Howe Sam B. Archer . . . George Washburn E. E. Shaw F. A. Heitkemper . R. XL Miller C. H. Grafe George Schaefer . . Dr. T. W. Watts . . P. L. Bishop A. W. Miles H. J. Kingsley ... CANADA WAR TAX MAY END HOOKEY FOR VANCOUVER President Frank Patrick Says Necessities of War Are Responsible. Vancouver, B C. April 80. Van couver may be without hockey and skating: next season unless the war terminates in the meantime. Is the opinion of Frank Patrick, president of the Pacific Coast Hockey associa tion, who. In discussing the new amusement tax imposed by the Brew ster government, stated today that under existing conditions that it would be impossible to operate in this city Vancouver will be the only city on the circuit affected by the new tax. Seattle, Spokane and Portland would continue to play hockey, states Patrick, while a league will probably be organized in California. President Patrick points out that the new tax would amount to 10 per cent of all gross receipts for hockey and 20 per cent In skating and that in view of the uphill struggle of the past few years In .keeping the game going it would be foolhardy to at tempt to operate. ) "It is unfortunajre that this tax should be imposedln view of the de pression of the Xast few years and with no prospeets of an early cessa tion of hostilities in Europe," stated Patrick. "If the war is not over next season and conditions better we will not operate In Vancouver." BASEBALL WILL - HARDLY SUFFER BY WAR DRAFTS Ban Johnson Explains How Players May Be Mobil ized in September, SPOKANE QUINT IS SWEEPSTAKES WINNER AT PINS Riechert Rolls High Single Game; Officers for fJH8 Elected, snd navyv he Clarke county annual track and field meet, scheduled for May 12, at Vancouver, has been called off, but the meet between the classed of the various grammar schools will . be held at that date. At the locarTiigh, school, only nine athletes, the majority from the grammar school, will make up the track and baseball team this season. 98 23 75 87 20 77 101 22 70 102 21 81 100 18 82 101 18 83 105 22 83 110 26 84 103 18 85 105 18 87 109 21 88 107 18 89 110 20 90 119 24 95 130 32 98 STANDING OF TEAMS Tigers Blank White Sox. Chicago. April 30. (I. N. S.) Cobb and Mitchell defeated the Chicago White Sox, 3 to 0, Sunday. The Georgia peach leaned on the ball for a triple and -did some fancy fielding. Mitchell allowed only five hits. Faber and Russell, hurling for the Sox, held the Tigers to three hits, but, even with this display of stinginess, were forced to go down to defeat. The score: DETROIT. AB.H.O. A. B 27 10 (.THg poop JUDGE GETS HISCtOThtS AT POWELL'S TAILOR SHOP HIL POWELL, WHAT'S THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN A I JUIT FOR ME AND A CMEwl OF W-B CUT TOBACCOTf THAT'S EASY! IT TAKE! A DIG SUIT TO FIT AMD I SATISFY YOU, BUT A uuu in tw yr W-B CUTi WILL LAST AHO SATISFY I TH A 13 TH T CERTAINLY HE TRUTH, p X . I RUN, your tape line along the sum of money you've been spending for chewing and then chop it in two in the middle. Now you get an idea of what W-B CUT is saving judges of good tobacco. The .difference is in the tobacco itself , its the richness that makes to bacco lovers take to it that's why a little goes such a long way. W-B GUT is just tobacco satisfaction through and thruogh. . 5 Bait Vy WETMAN-BRUTOM C05SPANT, 1107 Brdw.y, New Tsrk Cty CHICAGO. AB. H.O; A. J.CMlIns.rf 4 1 4 2 WeaTer.:). 4 11 E.CwlIins.2b 3 0 0 Jarkm.lf. 4 2 1 Kelsch.cf . Ganda.lb. . Hwiberg.BS. Schalk.c... Fatxr.p KtiHKell.p. . McMulUn. 4 1 2 3 0 12 3 0 1 4 0 S 1 0 1 1 O 0 o i u u u: Rush. as 4 4J Ynmc.2b. . 4 OCobb.rf 3 0Vvrh.lf . . . 3 0 Ileilmaun.rf 3 1 Crawford. lb 4 2 It.Jom-8.3fo. . 3 0Sjwcer.e. . . 8 2, Mitch U p.. 3 0 11 0 1 0 4 0 1 ! Totals. ..32 5 27.1l Totals 30 3 27 12 Batted for Rusell in ninth. Chicago 0 O O O 0 O 0 0 O O Detroit O 1 0 O O 2 O 0 03 Runa Yonng. Cobb. Hellasan. Errors Wearer. R. Jonoa. Three base hit Cobb. Struck out B FabtT 4, by Mitibell 5 Bs -n ball Off FbIht 2. Hits off Kaber 2 in " 1-3 innings. Hit bj pitcher Risoerg br Mitchell. Sacrifice hits Vearh. Faber. Stolen bases Cotpb. K. Collinn. left on buses I -ifago 0, Detroit 3. Time 1:42. L'mpirea Isallln and Rvana. NATIONAL LEAGUE Facifio Coaat League. Won. Lost. Pet. San Francisco 16 9 .640 Salt Laks 13 10 ' .663 Vernon . 13 14 .481 Oakland 13 14 .481 Portland 11 4 .440 Los Angeles 10 15 .400 Amaiican Leaftie. Boston 8 4 .667 Cbicajro 10 6 .625 New York 6 5 .545 St. Loiils 7 7 .500 CleTcland 8 8 .500 Philadelphia . . 6 7 .462 Ketn.it o 9 .357 Washington 4 8 .333 National Leafua. New York 8 4 .eT7 St. Louis 8 6 .671 Booto-n 6 4 .600 Chicago 9 7 .663 Cincinnati - H 10 .474 Philadelphia 0 6 .4f5 Pittatmrg 7 11 .389 Brooklyn 3 7 .300 American Association. Indianapolis 13 4 (.763 Ixnisviile 11 n .647 Kansas city 8 0 .61 Milwaukee 6 5 .545 CoUimbun ; 8 8 .500 Minneapolis 4 7 .364 St. Paul 3 9 .333 Toledo 3 12 .200 Western Ieafue. Lincoln 6 3 .667 Sioux City 5 3 .625 ix-nver ,. 4 3 .571 Joplin 5 4 , .V6 Ies Moines 4 4 .5O0 St. Joseph 4 4 .500 Omaha 3 5 .375 Wichita S S .S73 Northwestern Lcafus. nroet Falls 3 1.00ft Tji com 4 . 2 .667 Kutte 3 2 .AO Spoksne 2 3 .4O0 Vancouver 2 4 .333 Seattle 0 3 .000 Woodburn Shooters . Lead State League Winning- from the Capital City Rod & Gun club team Sunday by the score of 103 to 102, thelWoodbum Gun club leads the Columbia-Willamette Trap ebooters league with two victories. Wind and rain bothered the shooters to a great extent. The Pendleton team did not shoot Sunday. The scores: At Woodburn TH. G. Hawman, 28: C. A. Lelth. 22: P. Whitney, 22; E. H. Riches. 22; Charles Feller. 14. Total, 103. At Salem James Wilson, 22; Mark era, 21, and Ralph Cooley, 17. Total, 102. At Oregon city u. x. 'araerZ4; c. W. Wright, 23; R. C. Parker, 23; H. T. Tschlrgl. 22; and 11. E. Williams. 21. Total, 113. At La Grande Lou Ray bum, 23; Claude MacKay, 23; T. J. Horton. 23; John Daniels, 22, ana A. E. demons, zz. Total, 113. At Albany P. A. Toung. 24; C. G. Dodele, 24; M. A. Rtchare. 23; Frank Baltimore, 13; and H. A. Leinlnger, 23. Total, 117. At Astoria- A. Harrison, 21: C. A. Ruscoe, 19; C. F. Wlrkala, 19; B. Hay, 18. and A, C. Fulton. U Total. 94. Klickitat Meet Won By White Salmon Hi Husum, Wash.,, April 30. The schools of western Klickitat county held their first annual field meet here Friday. White Salmon wo 22 firsts. 5 sec onds and 17 thirds. Gilmer won 1 first and 3 seconds. Pleasant View won 4 firsts. 5. seconds and 1 third. Husum won 1 firsts, 20 seconds and 5 thirds. White Salmon won the large pennant with a total of 93 points. Husum was second with a total of 71 points. Pleasant View with 28 points and Gilmer with 9 points. "he entire delegation Joined In sing ing "The Star spangled Banner, "America" and other patriotic songs, and saluted Old Glory with great en thusiasm. The declamatory contest held in the evening was well attended and thor oughly enjoyed. Pleasant View won first In-the grades and second In the high school. Husum won first In the high school and second In the grades, Dr. Downs Leads in Gun Club Practice By H. C. Hamilton! New York, April 30. (U. P.) Base ball to use the words of Johnson will be honored and glorified by a war call to Its young men who are eligible to military service, according to present plans of the war depart ment. Someone asked Ban If baseball would "suffer" through selective con scription and Ban Instantly resented the word. Approximately 214 men In both blj leagues will be drafted if the call goes out before the end of the season. One hundred and thirteen of these will come from the American league and 101 from Governor Tener's circuit. The fact that the American league cluDs, for the most part, are being drilled constantly, will have little ef fect, for what they are learning In baseball drilling camps would be only a beginning to the Instructions thev would receive In a big army encamp ment. The only hope for a respite seems to He In the fact that mobiliza tion at the camps probably would not begin until September, when the base ball season Is rapidly drawing near the end. A month might be granted the men to finish and then report. The world's series might suffer badly. Among the stars of the game who are believed to be eligible to service are Benny Kauff, of the Giants; How ard Ehmke of the Detroit Tigers; Dave Davenport and Allen Sothoron of the Browns; Joe Judge and Harry Harper of the Senators; Jessie Barnes, Walter Maranvllle, Arthur Nehf and Bill James of the Braves; Leon Cadore of the Dodgers: Reuther and Wortman of the Cubs; Cueto. Kopf, Mitchell. Rousch and ' Sanders of the Reds; Walter Holke, Fred Schupp and Kll duff of the Glantc; Bancroft, Oeschger Stock and Whitted of the Phillies; Bls- bee, Balrd, Fischer, Grimes and War ner of the Pirates; Hprnsby, Meadows wortn. J. femitn and Watson of the carainais. Locals Outhit but Lose Out on Series Walter McCredie's Beaver outhit the league leading Seals In last week's series by a margin of a quartet of points, yet they lost the series, three games to two. Justin Fitzgerald was the Trls Speaker of the week, landing on the horsehlde for 11 hits in 23 trips to the plate, giving him a mark of .478. Fits counted 10 runs during the six games. Denny Wllie topped the Beavers' regulars with .360 and Babe Borton was second with .318. "Chuck" Hollo cher was next. 8 points above the .300 mark. Del Baker was the only other Seal regular above .300. The week's averages: PORTLAND. O. AB. Srampf ., 2 1 SenulTwla 1 O'Brien rake Flncher . Wilie ltrtor Holiocber Kninicr Kodpen RijKn Kishe Wt litems Holfrirti R:itnn tenner Hon tnjrton PlnelM Smashing 2829 pins, the Fogelqulst Clothing company of Spokane, Wash., won the five-man sweepstakes of tho Northwest International Bowling con gress on the Oregon alleys Sund.iy night, nosing out the M. L. Kline team of Portland by two pins. The Toke Point Oyster team of Portland finished third with 2789 and the Wells Realty company of Portland was fourth with 2780. The other teams hung up the follow ing scores: Orecon alleys. Portland 2744 Crescent alleys. Spokane 2732 Wenatchee. Wash 2724 Bush & Lane. Seattle 2708 Portland alleys 2609 Pope-Sibley, Seattle 2674 Vancouver, B. C 2620 Pace team, Portland 24 55 High single game In the sweepstakes was made by P. Riechert of Portland, 257, and high average was made by George Henry, a San Francisco bowler, who Is making Portland his homa The 1918 congress was. awarded the-j Spokane Bowling alleys. The follow ing officers were elected for next year: C. J. Kruse, Portland, president; H. H. Benson of Seattle, vice president; F. F. Townsend of Spokane, secretary-treasurer: W. T. Kllsworth. Vancouver, B-. C; J. W. Blaney, Portland: A. Burchlll. Spokane; C. F. Scott, Boise. Idaho; H. O. Nefrgler, Wenatchee, Wash.: P. P. Robinson, Seattle: Tom Perry, Seattle; H. C. Rose, Seattle, and Fred Ray mond, Portland, executive committee. Rowing Club Smoker Tomorrow. The Portland Rowing club will hold Its first smoker of the season tomor row night In Its clubhouse at 8 o'clock. Chairman Lawrence Edwards of the entertainment committee has ar ran cod a fine program and every member 1 requested to be present. Plans for the season will be dlscHissed by Captain Arthur Allen. PACIFIC COAST BAT AVERAGES TO DATE J-ElGnTOtiSA DA IBY VA LUNCH 32 Washington Si Near Broadway The most talked of and the best thought of ' Eating Place irf the Northwest! "There's a Reason" "PROFIT-SHARING" HOTELS (Tjsnce, AB. Inm Angeles 1 1 2 1 6 6 6 W 6 21 r 25 2ff 21 14 B 26 1 2 R. 0 0 0 1 o 1 2 8 S 2 8 2 o o n o o H. l l l 2 2 9 7 S ft 6 3 2 3 O o o o 0 Prt. l.OOO .MM ..! Totals Fltxjrenld Smith Baker .. . . Downs .. . Koerner ., Mn.iei Bum .... Schaller .. Plk Orhan Oldham .. MeKee ... OIkml .., CsIto .... gteen .... Cubs Beat Cardinals, fl to 5. St. Louis, April 30. (I. N. S.) The Chicago Cubs defeated the St. Louis Cardinals Sunday,- 6 to 5. it was a battle between pitchers, three for the Cubs and four "for the Car dinals being used. The score: CHICAGO. ' ST. LOI IS. Zeider.ss... Wolter.rf.. 5 Ioyle.2b... 6 Merkke.lt.. 4 Wllllams.cf 5 Mamulf 4 Vllfion,c. lleal.Sb.... lluether.p. AMridaT.p. Hendrlx.p. Flick AB. H.O. A. 2 3 IjBeocher.lf. 1 0 O.Retwrf.Zb. . 2 6 2ilna:.rf 0 12 2,Mlller.lb.., 2 H llF.Sxniita.3b l,tnse.cf ... 8McAuler,i AB.H.O. A. 3 2 3 0 Hornsbj-.se.. Snyder.c... Meartows.p. Amea.p Steele.p. ... Watson. d. . . tJ-Smith..... 1 XDefate. Fierc,p. Totals... 42 10 33 201 Total.. . .33 10 83 10 Catted fur AM rid;. Jo sixth. - ; ' tBatted lor Atne la ninth. .' tBatted tor Watton in tenth. . - Clcate........... - 0 0 O O 4 O O 1 t Rt. Louis........ i. 10 102 0 0O20O 5 v Bnn-r-teller,-. Wotteu Doyle. Merkle. . Hen drlx 2. Bescher 2, Lang, V. Smith, Cruise.' Er- rors w liaoo. setzei, iTWie. Lrt on base MINOR BASEBALL The Lang & Co. baseball team de feated the Armco team Sunday on the Montgomery flats by the score of 9 to 6. The Columbia Park team failed to show up for Its game with the Lang team, which was scheduled to be played at 12:30 o'clock. The score: . R. H. E. Lang & Co 9 8 2 Armco 6 14 2 JBaterles Mills, Riddle. Haas and Wlest; Doran, Swerdlik and Rogoway. Hillsboro, Or.. April 30. The Flelsch ner, Mayer & Co. team of Portland de feated the local tossers yesterday by the score of 6 to 2. Pitcher Swarts of the Portland team was in great form, allowing but five hits and strik ing out; 19 batters. Williams' of the locals struck out 10. The batting of Danley -f ' the visitors, who made a single, double and a home run in four times up. . featured the game. The score:' R. H. E. F. M. Co., 6 10 4 Ilillstoro t 5 S Batteries Swarts l and Fleichtlngar; Williams and 8chulmrlcle;- Missing but 6 out of 50 targets. Dr. A. K. Downs led the amateurs in Sunday's practice shoot on the Everd lng park traps of the Portland Gun club. Ed Morris topped the profes sionals with 45 per cent, and Jim Reid was one bird behind Morris. The scores: A. L. Zachrison . . H. O. Joy , Dr. Thornton . . t , F. E. Brooks . . . , Dt. A. K. Downs . F. Jackson J. G. Kamm 15 15 20 Ttl. 13 13 19 45 14 12 18 44 14 8 13 35 11 10 13 34 13 10 16 38 3 8 13 24 14 12 18 44 8 7 14 29 10 10 1333 Professional. Troeb. Has Long Run at Traps. Seattle, Wash., April 30. Frank M. Troeh of . Vancouver, .Wash., made a perfect score of 150 In the state cham pionship practice shoot at the Green Lake traps yesterday. Troeh now has a streaight run of 231. Gay Brown of Wenatchee won the P.-L trophy with 25 straight from the 20-yard line and Jack Connors of Bell- Ingham tied for the Spokesman-Review trophy with Fred Call of Seattle and forfeited the event to the latter. - 202 23 BAN FRANCISOO. O. AB. R. H. ft 2H lO 11 a a i 4 1 0 6 24 3 24 1 27 3 i 1 4 1 28 4 23 S 6 21 t 8 7 1 3 8 O 1 2 0 2 1 1 2 2 0 Total ft 213 31 63 61 1 5 7 7 7 1 0 4 3 1 O 0 0 0 .2m .240 .la .14.1 nr. .oho .ooo .000 .52 Pet. .47 .333 .31-2 .2B2 .192 .2.10 .231 .211 .m .143 .! .000 .28 When writing to or callrng on sdrfs-tlsers, please mention The Journal. (Air.) Rche. Oakland w 1 1. Oakland 2 Ryan, Salt Lse 81 Are! lames, Verona - ft Haw'-er, Iyn Angeles 41 Adams, Oakkuid 19 Baker, San Frsndaoo ...4. -41 Hainan, Salt Lax 03 WlUe, Portland 98 LMke, Portland ft Eraxa, Salt Lake . 12 IeTerena, Salt Lake 8 Malwl. San Franchrao 79 Orr Salt Ik 7 GHggm.' Vernon 01 lick. San FTaj&rfeco Ififl Mattick, Vernon 90 Gardner. Ut Ana;eles. ..... 94 Kllllfer, Los Ancele 80 Ihiboc. Salt Lake 13 HchaJler. San Francisco fW Kititferald, San Francisco... 79 Uath. Salt lke 83 Williams. Portland 10O M)-!rrr. Vernon 87 Uroehllng, Lna Anelej .... 7 Koen-r, Sn Franclaco. . . . 88 Murphy, Oakland 93 Khe-ly. Salt Lake 75 Sohultx, Los Angeles 84 Arlett, Oakaand 11 Kndijeri". Portland 1 BI1U, &n Francisco 26 loaue, Vernon 94 tlallown.T, Veraon...., 102 Csllahan. Vernon 4 Mnrnjr. Oakland 27 Metieor, Oaklalai ...j H3 Flter. Portland 08 McKee. San Francisco 82 1U-.T. Oukatnd 8 IKtwns. Ssn Francisco 101 Norton Portland 81 ToWn. Salt Ia W Holkx-hcr. Portland Jt 7 92 0O 21 72 47 82 13 79 96 35 9 27 Ml h2 79 19 99 00 15 15 10 5 ivfT(rn,n' 'cico ml Miner, intuwi R. O 0 0 7 1 9 3 0 lO 9 1 S 0 T 10 7 15 Vi 6 14 2 14 19 10 13 11 2 10 9 10 5 1 14 2 1 15 5 3 21 9 1 2 14 9 1.1 15 4 9 10 14 2 6 3 15 O 19 10 (tiadbonrne, Oakland lw. Oakland (ilam. Salt Lake Omnra. Oakland Mnsrirert, Ima Anfrelea .... Sc-hlmlle. Salt Lake Pity.. KitsjreraW, San Francisco. Farmer. Portland Hole. Los Anselos Stamh-ldge. Los Angeles Ktumi-f, Porllaml Meusel. Salt Lake ileichinan. Loa Angeles.. Mlddleton. Oakland nldham. San Francisco... Ialey, Vermm Mltse, Vernon Qahm, Verom Ryan, Lou Angelea Hoff. Salt Lske ;.. Honck, rortlsnd ijnmm rnns Ttrtn 2. TTannah. Will. Krans, Schaller. Koerner 2. Rbeelr 4. Galloway, Fisher. Borton, 'Pnblu. Hollocher, Miller, MeuseL 1 4 13 5 7 8 1 4 2 O 1 0 Are. 1.000 l.O0 .43 .432 .4J0 MO .804 ,JI05 .338 .337 J33 .333 .83-1 .xa .32U .822 JU .813 .M .807 .H JfrOi .300 2H1 .2H6 .284 .2M .274 .273 .270 .299 .205 ,2ta .25 .Z3 .2RJ .2&0 .250 .248 .247 .247 .246 .244 .243 .239 .234 .238 .234 JU4 .232 .231 .304 .229 .229 .222 .222 .221 .220 .215 11 .VI 2 J0J .ano .2i .2f0 Imperial Hotel Broaaway, Stark sad wasJUagtos FOSTaVaVsTO'S XAaVDUlO KOTEI. ld ef illy located things in the heart on Broadway's center. The we business or pleasure. Tn.-obblna logical total for tbose Dlnlaf - Boom a Special restare PHIL METSCHAN JR. Manager , j aew. ssodara as4 H sea II Clarke County Meet Off. Ridgerield. Wash., April 30. On ac count of the majority of athletes of the various high schools of Clarke county havhig . enlisted in the army Th SKWaRD Is a aWrantlr aooolat4 hotel. Msaoasinc of ta most baastlfal corneal lobblae la toe NortbwssU LoeaU4 jfi. tots aad Alder streets, epnostta Otua, Wsttsasa A Kbsg'e big dapartasast stare. Is boart pf retail and theatre dUstrWt. Rstea, it ss4 as. bss bmU aU tralae. "W ear aaw rase front Uaios Popot direst te HOTJX aCWAEO. - w. as. Bwasus, rvssx N BASE BALL To mo prow ! Xomorrow t AND ALL THIS WEEK RECREATION PARK Corner Vaughn snd Twenty-fourth St. OALKAND VS. Games Begin Weekdays at 3 P. M.; Sundays, 2:30 P. M. Reserved Box Seats for Sale at Edwards' Cigar Stand - Sixth and Washington Sts. . Ladle.' Day-WelneKlay and Friday ew in Portland Should First Find Their Way to 1 - ,!! Li-riva Is j j ) Hotel Gornelius KATES SI A DAT AMD T7 C VT. Cora alios, rxesideat H. B. rietcaer, BUaaret ' rark aad Ala, Jreruasa, o& A Moderate-Trleed Xetel of Marls. H O T EC CLIFFORD JEt Morrison ac. Hear Oraatf Ave. 76 SI or$ wita msta, 91.23 !