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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (May 6, 1920)
tttk OBEGOH STATESMAN: Till RSI1 V. MAY O, 1020. STANFORD WINS FROM BEARCATS Willamette Lads Start Like Champions, Both Teams Weak at Times . ' ; ' The Stanford university baseball team took the Willamette varsity nine Into camp yesterday to the tune of 9 to 5, In a game that was as full ef erors as a sreve is full of holes'. The Bearcats started out tn the third inning like champions and before the final out was made they piled up three runs with the assistance of two errors, a walk and a sacrifice. "Tuffy Irvin blew up In the fourth, walked two men and made a balk and with the assistance of two errors and a hit the visitors put four men across the pan. Willamette pot two more runs In the fifth, when the Stanford pitcher walked the first two men who same to bat and Page brought both men home with a hit through short. Stanford also chalked up one in the fifth when Wayland was walked and came home when Kalian slam med out a two-bagger to left field. Stanford scored again in the sixth on two walks and a couple of sacri fices. Wayland of Stanford was walked la the seventh and scored when Rat ner cracked out a home run to deep center, the only long hit of the game. The visitors got their last run in the eighth when Bundy was walked, went to third on Briggs single and cored when Mitchell lifted a long ' fly to center field. Score: - R. II. E. Stanford . 9 4 4 Willamette . 5 3 5 Batteries Brigs and Bundy; Ir vin. Page and Brown. The-teams play avatn today. OPENING GAME LARGECROYDS Senator Niles ' Poindexter Pitches First Ball at Spokane SPOKANE. Wash., May 5. A crowd of 4500 saw Spokane defeat Yakima 10 to 5 In the opening game here of the Pacific International league. Loose fielding on the part of the visitors brought about their undoing. A luncheon and parade preceded the game. Senator Miles Poindexier. who was to have pitched the first ball, was late. However, he pitched the first ball in the second inning. Vancouver 5; Seattle 4 VANCOUVER. B. C. May 5. Se attle lost the opening game in the Pacific International league series to the Vancouver club today by a score of 5 to 4. Vancouver got only five hits off Corey and fitchner. but bunched them with two Seattle er rors.. Seattle got nine hits, but Rapp tightened and kept the visitors from overcoming the one run advantage. R. H. E. Seattle 4 9 2 Vancouver 5 5 0 Fitchner. Corey and Boelsele; Rapp and aPtterson. Tacoma 5; Victoria 1 TACOMA. Wash., May 5. With nearly 10,000 fans present, Tacoma opened the Pacific International league season here today, by defeat ing Victoria, 5 to 1. Ground rules 1 were necessary with the overflowing crowd going Into the right field, left and center fields. The stands were taxed to capacity. President of the league. Louis H. Burnett pitched the first ball with Mayor C. M. Rlddell batting and Dr. J. C, Siegle. president of the Tacoma club-catching. Jk KlUften. borne pitcher, held while early The the visitors safe throughout. Morton s wlldnesa in the frames lost him the game, teams played errorless ball. R. Victoria Tacoma. 5 Morton and Cunningham; Kllleen and Stevens. II. 4 5 ) Mexican Consul General Joins Revolutionists NEW YORK, ay 5. Ramon P. De Negri, until recently Mexican con sul general in New Tprk under Pres ident Carranxa announced here to night that he hid been appointed commercial agent of the Mexican revoluti6nary party by Governor De La Huerta of Sonora. provisional civ il head of the liberal constitutional forces now set king the overthrow of Carranxa. Mr. De Negri announced he would leave Immediately for Sonora to con fer with the revolutionary leaders but had made provisions to open the new commercial agency before his de parture. PORTLAND WINS OVER SEATTLE Jin sevtn Inning. Compton. Sacra mento right fielder, got a homer in the aevemh off Matteon. who re placed Cullnp In the sixth Inning. It. II. E. Sacramento 9 1C 0 Salt Lake 11 I Prough. Devilales and Cady. Cook. AMERICAN LEAGUE It NATIONAL LEAGUE Game Marked by Abundance K'uiioP; 1Veon wr. . in . i I Oakland ; rrmxi . ot ill-limed errors and Loose Playing SEATTLE. May 5 Portland made it two straight In the series today defeating; Seattle 7 to 4 in a loosely played game marked by an abund ance of ill-timed errors. Hits were Even the price of American lives in Mexico has advanced. RacranHHto 0: Kaltllu O SALT LAKE CITY. May 5 Sac ramento, scoring three runs In the ninth inning, beat Salt Lake 9 to . In. the first two innings Salt Lake LOS ANGELES. Msy 5. Oakland won from Vernon 6 to 3 today, tak ing the lead In the fifth Inning and clinching the vlrtery in the eighth when Miller walked, took third jn Zeider's single to center and both scored on Mitse's double to left. Miller in the fifth Introduced an Innovation by making a "blackbird catch. A real blackbird flew past evenly divided between the twoU'm In left field and he calmly teams, and Seattle made only four errors as against six chalked up for Portland, but the locals were unable to break the losing streak. R. II. E. Portland 7 s 6 Seattle 4 8 3 Batteries: PoIon and Koehler: Brenton, Relnhart and Rohrer. To-bln. reached out his hand and caught It It. II. E. Oakland C 11 2 Vernon 3 7 u Kraune and Mitze; W. Mitchell. Fromme and Devormer. SAN FRANCISCO. May S. Los Angeles knocked Seaton out of the box In the second Inning today and also touched Jordan up for three tal lies wlPilns: from San Francisco 7 to 1. Pertica bad the Seals almost helpless. Off the four hits made by the Seals. Jordan made two. R. II. B. Los Angeles 7 9 4 ft it ' Cleveland 3 ' l CbUaKO 1 9 3 Covelnkie and O'Neill: Ksber and Schalk. BOSTON. May 5. R. II. K. Philadelphia 3 9 2 I tout on 4 11 2 Kinney and Perkins; Bush. Pen nock and Walters, Schsng. WASHINGTON. Msy 5. IL H. E. 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