THE OREGON : DAILY JOURNAL, , PO RTLAND, WEDNESDAY, ?" MAY ' -14i. .1919.
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Former Mackmen
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Give : the I?pidUaridj BeiEeir : Trimming ! j iriBia. ( eMnhing
Contest
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BOTH STRONG BUT
BEAVERS LOSE TO
SENATORS IN 10TH
Former f Mackmen, Bill Rodgers and Gus Fisher," Star in Initial
- Defeat Given Their Old Chief at Sacramento This
v ; 1 Year; Pennington Occupies the Mound.
SACRAMENTO, 'May 14. Portland, in its first appearance of
the season here, lost to the Senators, 4 to 3, in a 10 inning
. ' contest. Bill Rodgers and Gus Fisher, former players for
McCredie, starred against their former boss. In the ninth, with
two out and Pinelli on third, Harry Wolter tied up the game with
an infield hit to Rader. In the tenth singles by Orr, Rodgers
and Fisher won the game. Gus Fisher dropped the ball over
the right ield fence for the second Sacramento run. Piercy al
lowed only five hits in eight innings, but was 'wild, walking sev
en men-and hitting a batter. Portlands third run was made
Without a hit. due to Piercv's wildness. The score:
..- The Beavers started off like cham-
plons, scoring one run In the first
i and repeating In the second. Siglin's
trip and Rader'a single counted
the f rist marker and WisterzII's walk,
Pennington's single and Blue's
- double resulted in the second tally.
f WALKS ABE FATA t.
"' Portland was helpless before
Piercy 1 until the . seventh inning,
"'when 'the 'former Yank hurler be
came : unsteady and passed three
men. -which, with Pinelll's low
throw sandwiched in between the
.1 second and after walk after a force
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JLSTANDINGSsSg!
PACIFIC COAST LKAGl'E.
j;. Won. Lost. P. C.
3 lea Angeles SI IS .631
"" 8a FraseUeo, 88 14 .611
; Oakland It 14 .576
- Sacramento 1" IS .Hi
m Salt Lake li 17 .46
Heattle 13 is .41
. Vernon 13 l .887
- Portland . . If S3 .512
, NATIONAL LEAGUE
' Brooklyn If S .769
Kew lor If 4 .714
Clarlasatl II .688
, Chicago 7 .538
Philadelphia .... 6 .8 ,489
'"i Plttbsr i 6 - .t&i
nu lobU 4 is j;e
Boston . 1 if .091
. AMERICA!? LKAOUK.
r. Chicago If 4 .714
Bostos 7 4 .656
Cleveland t 6 .606
VrJfew York ........ 6 4 .606
Washington ...... 6 6 .100
7t Tletrolt , 5 If .38
...ttt.- Louis , . .... 4 H .838
Philadelphia S S JfiH
out and another force out put the
Beavers in the lead.
Sacramento scored one In the sec
ond on singles by Griggs, Rodgers
and Piercy. Fisher's homer gave
the locals their score In the fourth.
WOITER'8 HIT COUNTS
Wolter's single scored Pinelli In the
ninth with the run that tied the
score. There were two outs at the
time. Hits by Orr and Rodgers broke
up the game.
Maisel played center for the Bea
vers, but failed to get a hit in Ave
times at bat.
The score: '
PORTLAND
AB. B. H
Blue, lb . . . .
SigJIn. lib . . .
Itader. ss . . .
Mairl, cf
Walker, rf . .
Farmer, If . .
Witersi, 3b
Kneliler, c, . .
Pennineton, p
Cox. rf
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School Pitcher
Sets High Mark
In Strikeouts
Estacada, Or, May 1. PUcker
Walter Smith, of tke Estacada high
school team strsek est tt' members
of the MUwaskle high seheol Monday
afternoon, Estaeada winning easUy
by a score of 9 to t. Smith also
made two home mas.
The victory was the fosrth straight
won by EsUeada over-MUwankle.
Estacada wUl play Gresbam Friday.
Games have been scheduled with
Molalla. Hay SI. and the Lincoln
high of Portland,. May tf. ' " "
PURPLE SOX BATTERED BY
SALT LAKE'S SWATTERS
. Salt. Lake, May, 14. Hammering .the
offerings of Seattle's pitchers to all
corners of the lot, the Salt Lake Bees
had no trouble in trouncing the North
erners yesterday . and when the smoke
of battle had lifted from the field Salt
Lake was out on the long end of a
.13 to 2 score. ... .
Errors by Seattle helped to make the
score much larger than it would have
been had the players backed up ' the
pitchers in faultless style. ,
When Salt Lake was piling up a total
of 13 hits, Seattle got but nine.
Lake played errorless ball and
Sheely hit the ball out of the lot.
score :
SEATTLE
Salt
Earl
The
AB. H. O. A.
Totals .83 3 7 27 13 1
SACRAMENTO
AB. R. H. PO. A. E.
Pinelli, 3b 4 1 2 2 1 1
fole. If .4 O 0 2 O O
Kldred, cf ...... X 4 O 1 1 II 0
Wolter, rf R O 2 0 O 0
r.Tiegn, lb 6 1 2 j 10 , O 0
Orr. 4 1 1 7 10 0
Rodgers, 2b 5 O S S ' 4 1
Fisher, o 3 1 2 S 1 0
Piercy. p 3 O 10 4 0
tMiddleton 1 0 0 0 0 0
Gardner, p 0 0 0 j 0 0 0
Totals 3S 4 14 80 20 2
None out when winning mn Scored,
t Batted for Pierejr in eighth.
SCORK BY INNINGS
Portland .......1 1 0 0 0 81 0 0 0 3
Hits 2 2 1 O 0 0 0 0 1 X 7
Fhriniip3b 5 1
Uleichm'nlb 4 O
Cunn'eh'mcf 4 O
("omptonlf . 4 2
Harperrf . .
Kniht2b. .
Lvrrick.sa.
t'oleman.e .
Srhanz.c. .
Falkenb";p
Schulti.p . .
o Walsh . . .
4 1
3 0
4 4
1 0
1 0
2 O
2 1
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0 Johnaon.sa.
08and3j. . .
OMulTey.K . .
0 Sheely. lb. .
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SALT LAKE
AB. H. O. A
3 0 10
Bi
UyMascotfto Box Edwards
Smoker-Billed for Next Week
Billy Emkei St.'' Paul boxer who will meet. Billy Williams, here Wednes
day, 21. Williams formerly boxed for the Olympic . club of San
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Colored BantamweightvWho Has Beaten Some of the Best Boys
in California to Return for Bout With Local Favoritej ,
Schauer to Meet Willis.
Totals ..84 t23 Total ..37 13 27 13
Batted for Coleman in seenth.
t Johnson out, buntd third strike.
" ' SCORE BT INNINGS
Seattle 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 2
Hit O2OO1280 1
Salt Lake 201OOO5 & 13
Hits 20121048 18
Buns Harper. Derrick, Maccert 2, Johnson
2. liulrey 2, Sheely 3. Bumler 2. Smith 2.
Errore Fabrique. Comnton. Knight, Coleman.
8c hang. Home run Sheely. Two base hits
Ierrick 2, LieTereni. Sacrifice hits Mulrey.
Krag, Walsh. Sacrifice fly Spenler. Stolen
bim -Harper. Macgert 8. Mulvey. Johnson.
Struck ont By Leverens 5, by Falkenberc S,
by Schultz 1. First base on balls Off Lorer
enz 2, off Falkenburg 2, off Schulti 3. . Fataed
ball Coleman. Three runs, 6 hits off Falken
for Lererens 2. Falkenburf 1. Scnulta a.
berg. 25 at bat in S innings. Runs responsible
for Irerens 2, Falkenburg 1, 8chultz 0.
Charge defeat to Falkenberg. Left on bases
Seattle 8, Salt Lake 8. Umpires Frary and
Fhyle. Time 2 :06.
Sacramento 0 1 0 1 0000 1 1 4
Hits 1 3,2 1 0 0 0 2 2 2 14
8CMMART
Three runs. hits off Fiercy, 25 at bat in 8
innings. Stolen baws Pinelli 2, Wolter, Wis
terzil. Farmer 2, Blue. Horns Bun Fi'her.
Three base hit Siglin. Two base hit- Blue.
Sacrifice hits Orr, Cole. Bases, on balls Off
Piercy 7. off Gardner 1. off Pennington 3. Struck
out By Piercy 8, by Penhingtoni 4. Hit by
pitcher Wisterzil by Piercy. Double play
Rodgers to Orr to 2riggx. Ieft nf bases Port
land 8. Sacrssnentu 9. Credit victory to Gard
ner. Time 2:20. I'mpires Finney and Bedford.
OAKS TAKE FIRST FROM
LEAGUE LEADERS, 6 TO 5
San Francisco, May 14. Oakland won
the first game of the series with Lios
Angeles Tuesday, 6 to 6. Otis Crandall
pitched for the visitors and he was
touched for 14 hits. Kremer was driven
from the box by the Angels, but Bren
ton saved the day for the Oaks. Ken-
DANNY EDWARDS, the colored
bantamweight of Oakland, Cal..
who has been developed Into one of
the flashiest mitt wielders -on the
coast, and Billy. Mascott, the. local
favorite, will tangle in ' the main
event of the municipal boxing smoker
to be staged Wednesday, Hay 21, in
the Helllg theatre. George P. Hen
"ry, matchmaker of "the commission,
closed negotiations for the -contest,
this morning.
EMKE TO MEET "WILLIAMS
Two other bouts Billy Emke vs.
Billy Williams and 'Johnny Schauer
vs. Stanley Willis were arranged
Tuesday afternoon. - Mike McNulty,
manager of Emke and Schauer,
called off a southern trip to appear
on the local card.
The Emke-WiUiams contest will
be a high class affair.' Emke made
a great hit at the last smoker. Wil
liams formerly boxed under the coU
ors of the Olympic club and has met
all the middle weights around the
Bay City. During the past year he
was in the navy and is said to
carry around a pretty stiff punch.
OTHEB BOUTS IH MAKING
Henry is endeavoring to line up
three "other good bouts, one of which
will probably be between Nell Zim
merman and Ted Hoke, the hard hit
ting lightweights.
The 'smoker will be for the benefit
of the Oregon Boys Emergency
fund, the plans to stage the smoker
for the Press club being set aside
for the present time.
, Ladd's Twirler,
iv BreaKsHisnn
Laddr school ' won tke championship
of section tlx la the Portland Gram
mar School i baseball leagne, Ttnt ; la
: doing lost the services of Its star,
twlrler. Earl William. , The final
clash of the sixth division was staged
on ,tae-West End grosses-Uoaaaj,
as 4 while sliding,. Into . third-, base
Williams u twisted , his right arm
In-sack -a 'manner as to break It,
urine Jlnt ; and- one, defeat made ep
tkai T.mAA arhnnl reeord.i the lone art.
fSSfcCarcWBDISlS SS . 1UV SUI VI -
tnck. sehool;t -to ht the two ag
gregations met again , Monday in; the
deddtng - fracas, . Ladd .winning
handily, 4 to
Ar soon aa the ' champlonthlp In
eachef the sections of .the leagae .are
determined the "world's series' will
tsfce place either on the' Tasghn
street grounds or Maltaemah field, r.
worthy hit a home run with two on. The
score :
LOS ANGELES
AB. H. O. A
Xillifer,lf.. 3
Cooper.cf. . 6
Fournier.lb 5
Crawford.rf 3
Iapan.e. . . 4
Kenw'hy.2b 8
Niehoff,3b. 1
nriscoll.ss. . 2
Crandall.p. 4
2 0 Lane.ef..
3 0 Wilie.rf . . .
0 Of Mnrphy.Sb.
2 OMUler.lf...
6 1 1 Bohne.ss. . .
Boche.lb. .
Stumpf.2b. .
Elliott. c . . .
Kremer, p . .
Brenton.p. .
OAKLAND
AB. H. O. A.
2 3
1 1
0 8
0 0
4
2
0
1
8
0
5
3
0
0
Totals.. 80 7 24 8 Totals. . 37 14 27 IS
SCORE BY INNINGS
Lo. Angeles 0 8 0 2 0 0 0 O A
nits
Oakland
Hits
.0 2031100
...2000400 0
...22016112
SUMMARY
Buns -Crawford, Lapan 2, Ken worthy 2,
Lane, Wilie. Murphy, Miller 2, Bonne. Errors
Driscoll, Murphy, Bohne. Fire runs. 4 hits off
Kremer, 13 at bat in 8 2-8 innings, out in
fourth, 1 on, 2 out. Stolen bases Lane, MU1-
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er. Home run Kenworthy. Three. base hit
Miller. Two base hits Miller, Bohne. Craw
ford, Crandall 2, Foamier, Murphy. Stumpf.
Sacrifice hits Wilie, Oriseoll, Nirhoff 2. Bases
on balls Off Crandall 2, off Kremer -2. off
Brenton 2. Struck . out By Crandall B. by
Brenton 2. Sacrifice fly Driscoll. Wild pitches
Brenton, Crandall. Buna, responsible for
Crandall 4, Kremer 8. Left on bases Los An
geles 7, Oakland 11. Credit Tictory to Bramtoa.
Time 1 :4S. Umpires Casey and Guthrie.
SEALS SNATCH VICTORY IN
TENTH FROM VERNON TEAM
Los .Angeles,- May 14. Roscoe Ar
buckle, new owner of the Tigers, saw
lls team beaten by the climbing Seals
yesterday, 5 to 5, but it took an extra in
ning to do it. One of the largest crowds
of the season witnessed the game. The
Tigers batted Smith hard in the second,
two singles, a bunt and Kddlngton's
triple, followed by Dell's sacrifice fly.
tallying four for the Tigers. The Seals
ran up two in the fourth and two in
the fifth, when they drove Dell from
the mound. Ross finished the inning,
and Ftomme went Into thn box in the
sixth. The Tigers scored again in the
tlast of the fifth and the Seals tied it
up in the sixth. Schick's triple and
Fitzgerald's single in the tenth put over
the winning run for the Seals. The
score : .
8AN FBANCISCO
AB. H. O. A
Schiek.ef. .5 3 0 0
Kitzger'd.rf 6
Careney.Sb 5
K or trier, :1 b. 4
t'randsH,2b a
Connolly.lf 4
f'orhan.sa. . 3
Baldwin, e. . 3
Smith. p 4
3 3
0 1
1 IS
1 4
1 2
0 2
0 4
2 1
Mitch.ell.ss.
O'bourne.cf.
Meusel.rf. ..
Borton.lb. .
Hop.2b. . .
Beck. 3b . . .
Ed'btgton.lf
Devormer.c.
Dell,p
Fromme.p. .
Boss.p
VERNON
AB. H. O. A.
a-?0 4 S
0 3
1 2
t 11
2 1
1 2
2 1
2
1 0
0 0
0 0
Totals... 84 11 80 191 Totals... 83 10 30 16
SCORE BT INNINGS
San Francisco ..000221000 1
Hits 0 0 0 3 4 1 1 0 0 2 11
Vernon 040010OO0 0 B
Hit 03 1 1 800 1 1 O-r-lu
8CMMABT
Runs Schick 2, FitEgtnUd. Connolly 2,
Smith. Bortoa 2, Hosp. Beck. Eddimrton,
Errors Corhan. Baldwin, Derormer. Three
base hits EddingMn, Schick, Fitzgerald. Dell.
Two base hit Koemer; Stolen bases Fitzger
ald. - Connolly. Corhan. Sacrifice bits Dell,
Hosp, Baldwin, Fromme. Struck nut By
Smith 1, by Den '3, by Fromme 1. Bases on
balls Off Smith 6, off Dell 1, off Roes 1 off
Fromme 1. Runs responsible for Smith 3,
Dell 4. Fromme 1. Eight hits. 4 runs, 20 at
batt eff Dell in 6 plus innings; so bits, 1
run. 1 at bat off Boss in 1-8 inning. Charge
defeat to Fremme. Double play leeusel to
Barton. Hit by pitcher Chadbourne. Time
2:10. umptri
-Hall and Eason.
JAKE ABEL WINS
WELTER TITLE IN
BOUT WITH LUX
Referee Mclntyre Stretches a
Point, in Giving .Decision
Against Evans' Protege.
Seattle.- May 14. CU.' P.) Stretching
his verdict, -"Referee- -Chet Mclntyre
handed ; Soldier Jake AbeL the coast
welterweight title after four rounds ,of
toe dancing with Morrie Lux, coast king
for five days. 'Wright lost the title to
Lux on Thursday in Tacoma. .
' The bout could -have been called a
draw without hurting anybody, but
Abel's aggressiveness and his big lead
In the third round gave him an edge
over the Portlander,- but not enough to
hand away a title. " . '
Lux was off last night. He didn't
flash anything more startling than la
harmless left jab which he kept In Abel's
face. Abel was the aggressor through
out the bout and hit Lux easily in the
clinches. Lux had the -better of the long
range boxing., .- ,. . ' ' :
Jos Gorman nearly knocked . out Joe
Rarrahan In the eemi-windup. Gorman
hit Harrahan hard In the stomach. The
local boy managed to stay ' four rounds
with th Portlander, however. - t
In the other bouts Toung Hector from
Harry Williams, In the heavyweight di
vision, in the : second round. Williams'
second throwing the .towel in the ring.
Bud Ridley, beat Ftankie . Murphyj and
Bert Hayes, colored, . drew with Curley
Talencourt. . ' .
'Duffy Beats Navy Champion 1
Loej Angeles, May 14 (17. P.) Jimmy
Duffy proved too fast for' Eddlo Shan
non, army lightweight champion, ' In
their four round , main event : at . last
night's Vernon boxing- - show. Ehiffy
won a. decision which fans agreed was
Grammar Schools
Stage Field Meet 1
' Saturday Morning
The annual track and . field champion
ships "of the grammar schools will be
staged Saturday morning on Multnomah
field,' according to , an announcement
made Tuesday by Robert Krohn, super
visor of athletics in the grade' schools.
The boys' events 'will start at 9 :30
o'clock and and the girls'- competition!
at 10. .
Points will be awarded as follows:
First, 6 r second, 4: third, 2, and fourth.
1. f-Winners in each, event will receive
gold ' medals and" those placing second
will receive silver medals. ; Ribbons will
be of fered ' to -1 those finishing, third in
each event." No prize will be given those
winning fourth place. ' -
The school winning the. boys meet will
be presented' with a silver cup offered
by Lipman, Wolfe & Co., and the win
ner 6f the girls' meet will be given . a
silver cup offered by Honeyman Hard
ware company. ' Spalding & Co., have
donated a cup for the winners of the
boys' relay race and Olds, ' Wortman &
King for- the girls' relay: 'A'stlver, cup
offered by .Jaeger Brothers .will; be pre
sented the winners of the boysMug-of-war.
-The ribbons for the, third place
winners -were donated by- Meier V Frank.
A special 100-yard hurdle race has been
At Detroit: :? v - i-
Cleveland 2 84 0,2 2 0 08 11 0
Detroit - -..,.01 0 01 10 0 0 5 U X
. . 3atterleo Coumbe, ' Coveleskle . and
O'Neill ; Dauas. Cunningham, and Ain
smlth. vt. -'- - '
. At Chicago: t i - -. : -V R. tC E.
St. Louis .1. . . . .M 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 03 ,9 2
Chicago 5 Mj;t ..0 0 1 0 0000 01. Z
' Batteries-Davenport and Mayer;
Robertson.' Kerr and Schalk. . - -
At 'Boston :
St. Loots
Boston .
.Batteries Goodwin
U. II. E.
2
4
and s Clemond ;
-.n a n 9 n n n n a m
1 .9 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 02 9
Schlf f. Ftmngham and Wilson.'
American Assoc tAl ion .
At Toleo;o:
Toledo
Columbus ....
At Indianapolis : '
Indianapolis ......
Louisville '..'
. At Milwaukie :, .
Milwaukee ,
SC-Paul
At. Kansas City :
Kansas City. ...;...
Minneapolis ......
R H. .
.7 12 0
6-12 3
R. H. E.
6 11 1
2 1
R.H.E.
3 8, 1
18 1
Tl. H. E.
1,7 8
4 12 0
-At New Tork: . -R. H. E.
Chlcaa-o . .1 lfl 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0
New York 0000 10 6 0 3 10 3
Batteries Alexander. Martin and Kil-
lif er ; Benton and McCarty.
'At Brooklyn (11 Innings): R. H. E.
Cincinnati ....0 0 2 0000 10 0 0 3 8 0
Brooklyn :..... 0 01 10 0 0 10 14 10 2
Batteries Fisher and Wingo ;' Pfeffer
and Krueger. "
At Philadelphia:- - R. H. E.
Pittsburg .;;.....oi0H0JO0-2 l o
Philadelphia ..,.. 011-10 0 0 0 "3 8 0
Batteries Hamilton ' , and . Schmidt ;
Jacobs and -Adams. ' --
DEFIFOR
IS
iSSUEB
MATCH
Portland Gun Club Issues Chal
lenge to William Heer for
' 500 Target Contest.
TTHE Portland Gun club, through A. K.
Downs, one of its directors, formally
Issued a challenge to' William 11. Heer.
the .national trapshooting champion, for
a 500-target match with Frank M. Troeh
of Vancouver, Wash., during the North
west Sportsmen's - association . shoot at
Everdln park, June 21, 22, 23 and 24.
for a purse of 85000.
The challenge was telegraphed to Heer
today and the Oklahoma shooter has the
prlvllegeof naming whether the match
thtll be a two-man or five-man event.
Heer has been given until May 20 to
accept the challenge.
.; Heer defeated Troeh In a similar race .
at Seattle last year by a margin of
three targets and since that time sports
men of the Northwest have been anxious
to see the two shooters compete against
each other again. .t
Should wlleer decline: to accept th
match. It is Hkeiy that R. A. King, the
Colorado champion, will e Troeh's op
ponent. . r . r
The contract for the match is being
drawn up and will be forwarded to Heer
as soon as he accepts' the challenge.
added to th,e girls' program. .The hur
dles in this race will be 22 Inches.
. Participants may. enter .two events,
not including the relay vand tug-of-war
vents. . . . - . y:
'Whirlwind' Takes
First in Pigeon Race
Rain and hall prevented record times
from being made in the 200 mile pigeon
race held under, the auspices of the Ore
gon Homing club Sunday, but at that the
mark was good. Torgerson'sblrd Whirl
wind lived up to Its name by taking first
at an average speed of 616 yards a min
ute, but Mercury, owned by H. Williams,
snade It close by taking second, with an
average of 614 yards a minute. E.
Blship's Oregon Maid was third.
' A week ago Mercury won from Whirl
wind in a 200 mile grind, and as a result,
the 300 mile race next Sunady promises to
be an exciting affair.
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