SATURDAY MORNING. MAY 13. 1922V
THE OREGON STATESMAN, SALEM, OREGON
PORT
Fhere and Everywltiere
BY tODIS RICHAK
m men SCHOOL LOSES
TO LEBANON IN TRACK MEET
SQUIRE EDGEGATE He Won't Have to Steal Any More Timt-the SquireTl Give Him Enough!
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Salem high school's 10 men
lu.. a showing against tnj
kw lor Lebanon bigu at lb qum
track meet Kriday; 'u Hut tne L
Unoa suy-at-borae tra.ning, ana
Lome . track' acquaintance, and In
cluentaliy;a few outstanding atn
ivies, won the meet,' fit to 41. j ;
Lebanon cleaned up cotuiatent
ly on the three events picked for
Us atari the , broad jump, 1 toe
anot and tne d locus, and the
'sprints. Harold Post won second
Mo the broad Jump, but be wasn't
quite In the class with the Le
' lanon catamount. Welman of
ta.em took second la the discus.
.and Stolsheise third in. the shot
'event, but Lebanon had a cinch
-on the leading places from the
very start. Lillgren ol, Saleu
took seeond In the Javelin throw,
with Stolsheise second.
fivlnl. f aI 1 ; In 1 triA a m a
disastrous way. The Lebanon star
sprinter ' cleaned up in all the
three events, though in the 220
'yard race he was hardly a whis
per ahead of Herbert Socolofsky
"Soco" and Keith Draper were al
so-second and third in the 100,
'but both could not make quite as
many ' points as the one' first
place winner for Lebanon. Le
banon took all three places in the
aigh jump. (Ralera had entered
Alvln Lennon, and he started the
game, but was called oat for tne
mile run, while he waa still going
?ood in the Jumps, and whatever
:hance he had was resigned for
he other event.
But In the distance events 8a
em almost made a clean-up. Len
non won the mile In 4:63, a speed i
chat many college meets never
tee. Lennon also picked up the
"lalf mile in 2:13, with no Le
banon runner in sight. Ham
mond, also of Salem, was in sec
ond place though not near enough
to pnrh the speedy Lennon . to
anything near his best. Lennon
!s developing into one of the
neediest, most reliable distance
-nen In the history of Salem
high.
Ketih Draper won the quarter
mile for Salem in good time.
Salem will have a full delega
tion at the Albany conference
meet next Saturday, for the WIl
'amette valley championship.
There is a dual meet with forest
Grove a week later, at Forest
Grove.
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Active Entry into Track and
Field Athletics from
Coast to Coast
I LEAGUE STANDINGS
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
W. lu
San Frnriro 22 15
Vernon 1 13
Salt I.ak 17 13
loa Angelei 20 18
Oakland 19 20
Seattle 17 19
Sacramento 15 23
Portland 12 20
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BEARCATS BEAT
PACIFIC TE1
. Willamette , Takes - Second
Victory from Forest
" . GroveUniversity
SEALS: GET SIX
NEW YORK, May 12. (By the
Associated Press) Woman's ac
tive entry Into American track
and field athletics will be made
tomorrow in a score of meets to
be held from coast to coast.
The principal meet will be held
at the Oakemore School for Girls
Xew Tork
St. Louis ...
PitUbrrf ..
Chicago ....
Philadelphia
KATIOKAL LEAGUE
W. L.
18
14 10
14 10
12 11
lit 11
Brooklyn 10 13
Cincinnati 0 17
Boston . 6 16
First Victory Of Series Won in Mammaroneck, N. Y., with en
trnivi -ait I ova in T PC. I wi
IIUIII VJU 1 I UUIb III I uv
terday's Game
The Willamette university base
. ball team won again from Pacific
. unlTerslty at Forest Grove yester
day by a score of J to 6. It was
Willamette's second victory over
, Pacific this season, the score In
"the first game, played in. Salem,
; being s to i. ; ,r
The Pacifies took a brace in the
eighth and ' ninth i Innings. The
. score bad stood 7 to 2 In Wlllam
; ette's favor, tip Jto the eighth. But
, the desperate Pacific brought In
four tuns yhfle $the Wesleyans
! were getting only "two, and the
visitors , were not sorry that the
" end was close at hand, but the
1 rally was not begun In time, and
didn't ge fast enough, to change
the result that was cinched in the
( early part of the game.
Willamette tried, three pitchers
Ashby, Robbtns and Dlmlck, in
Order. Ashby vss no so fortunate
as In the last Albany game. Pa
cific landed on him hard, but was
fielded out without fattening their
. score. ;Robblns followed him. to
,' slve way to Dlmlck who finished
the game., : K;'; .vi
R. II.
.10 17
. 3 15
E.
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Bromley,
SALT LAKE CITY, May 12.
Making six runs in the ninth in
ning today, the Seals gained the
first victory of the series, 10 to 3.
Up to that 'time the game had
been a hard, fought battle with
lthe honors a shade in favor of
the visitors.
Score
San Francisco
Salt Late . . .
' Scott and Agnew;
Thurston and Byler,
Vernon, 8; Seattle, 3
LOS ANGELES, May 12. Ver
non won its first game of the se
ries with Seattle today 8 to 3.
The game was marked with much
hitting by both teams, the Tigers
winning by bunching their hits in
the first and fifth frames.
Ping Bodle, Tiger right fielder,
was greeted by a floral horseshoe
presented by his admirers on his
appearance in the game .today,
the first since his suspension from
organized baseball.
Score R. H. E.
Seattle ...... 3 19 1
Willamette has won two games jvernon . . A .... 8 ' 0 0
Bailey and Flnneran; Dell and
Hannan.
. this week, passed one with Mt
, Angel college because of rain, and
. has one more this afternoon,' with
college , on Sweetland
t Llntleld
, field.
COAST JEDS
IE IS BE
BUN
Angels, O; Sacramento, 8.
SACRAMENTO. CaU May 12.
Though outhlt by the acra
mento nine, the Los Angeles team
today collected enough scores by
walks and 'otherwise to reach the
big end of the 9 to & score.
Tilden and Johnston Com-
; pete in Finals on Court
' at Berkeley
Score
Los Ahgeles . ........
Sacramento V,.'.-
Crandall tnd Dtler:
Kunz and Cook. r
R. H. E.
9 l i 3
8 13 i 3
Flttery,
BERKELEY, Cat, May 12.
W411iam T. Tilden II, world's ten
nis champion . and William M.
Johnston, second ranking player
in. t he country, will compete in
the finals for the championship of
the Pacific coast on the courts
of the Berkeley Tennis club. Each
won their final matches today, j.
Tilden defeated Irving Weln
steln, a local player, who put up
a valiant fight. In straight sets,
6-4, 8-3. -2 Johnston won from
Howard Klnrey, '.'13th ranking
, player In the country, 6-1, 6-1.
6-2.- Klnsey won a default from
Vincent Richards, third ranking
player and national Junior cham
pion, - yesterday after Richards
sprained his ankle. Richards had
taken one set at '8-6 from Kin
gey. ' :
Whether Richards will be able
to continue In the tournament and
participate In the men's doubles
with Tilden as his partner, . will
be decided tomorrow. There wss
no play today In the lower half of
the men's doubles in which Til
den and Richards have been playing.-
- - ; ;?. -.. ,. ' -.
Other matches of the day fol
low: ''',,'. V:-.V'v'':.;;'; ,..';'
Mixed doubles: Caoey and IIos
mer defeated Parker and Schaw-
sr. 3-6, 6-1, 6-2; Robert Klney.
and Mrs. Ream Lachman defeat-
t Phil BHens and Miss Mayme
MarfkraaM 4-6, 6-1, 6-1.
. Women's 'doubles: Anna and
7Ucy McCnne defeated Mrs. J. C
' Cu shine and Miss Carmen Taril
ton cf Berkeley 6-4, 8-6, , '
Oakland, 4 1 Portland, 3
OAKLAND, '. Cal., May 12.
Oakland bunched, hits in the two
innings, the fourth and sixth, and
despite three errors which gave
Portland three runs, beat the
Beavers 4 to 3. The winning run
was scored on two walks and a
ringle. ,:;
; Score ; . R. H. E.
Portland ...... 3 7 0
Oakland ...... 4 8 3
Walberg and. Elliott: : Jones.
Kramer a'nd Koehler. .
The
others will be staged at middle
and far western Institutions
which have arranged a telegraph
ic contest under the direction o
the recently organized nat-ona.
woman's track athletic organiza
tlon.
Scores by Telegraph
In the telegraphic-meet each
team will hold. a progTam on its
own grounds and telegraph times
and distances to Long Beach
Cal. There? Howard Cleveland
will compare the records and an
nounce the winner.
The women's association was
established only a few months
ago to prepare American- women
and girls for international compe
tition, particularly for the first
international woman's meet at
Pershing Stadium in Paris next
August, but eventually for the
Olympic games of the future and
to stimulate interest in the out
door sports and standardize them
American Women Best Swimmers
Selection of America's repre
sentatives In the Paris games will
be made almost entirely from the
result of tomorrow's contests
European nations, especially
England, France, Scandinav'a and
Germany are several years in ad
vance of the United States In wo
man's athletic competition. The
only" international sport in which
American girls have participated
is swimming, excepting golf and
tennis, and in the water they have
beaten the stars of every other
country.
Interest in Mammaroneck
Interest in woman's track and
field debut will center on Mam
maroneck. One hundred and two
girls representing 22 different
schools and colleges wllh compete
in the largest field of American
woman athletes ever . assembled,
many more than the organizers Of
the association had expected.
Entries have been received
from as far south as Florida State
college; from Wlnthrop institute
in South Carolina and from the
progressive girls' schools strung
along the coast northward from
the oPtomac to the New England
state. .
AME2ICAS LEAGUE
W. L.
Xew Tork 19 8
St. l.ouia 18 9
Cl-Tfland 13 13
Chicago 11 14
Philadelphia - II 14
Boston 10 13
Detroit 11 15
Washington 10 17
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can) Boston defeated Chicago 5
to 0-today. Quinn held the visi
tors to four hits, no two of which
came in any one inning. Joe Har
ris was shifted to first base from
the outfield for Boston and played
well.
Score: II. H. E.
Chicago 0 4 2
Boston 5 10 1
McWenny, Acosta, Davenport
and Schalk"; Quinn and Ruel.
mandant of the marine corps.
Wounded veterans of the World
war were guests at the game.
Score: R. H. E.
Cleveland -.4 6 0
Washington 5 11 0
Coveleskie and O'Neill; Erick
son and Gharrity.
Schmedecke Farm to Be
Scene of Extension Talk
Sherdel and Ainsmitb, Clemons.
dnt-iruiatl 7, Brooklyn fl
CINCINNATI, May 12. (Na
tional) Cincinnati won an ex
citing game from Brooklyn here
today. 7 to 6. through Smith's
wildnoss In the ninth inning
Markle, who pitched only one ball
to one batsman in the ninth, was
given credit under the rules for
the victory.
Score: R. H. E.
Brooklyn 6 15 0
Cincinnati 7 9 U
Smith and Hungling, Deberry;
Couch, Markle and Hargrave. J
Philadelphia 7, Chicago 4.
CHICAGO, May 12 (National
Erratic fielding coupled with bas
es on balls and timely hitting, en
able Philadelphia to make & clean
sweep of the seYles with Chicago
by (aking: the final game today 7
to 4. Home runs by Grimes and
King featured.
Score: R. H. K.
Philadelphia ... .;. 7 -7; 1
Chicago 4 10 t
G. Smith and Henline; Jone
siueiana ana u r arreij.
Washington 5; Cleveland 4
WASHINGTON, May 12 (Am
erican) Washington took the
opening game of its series with
Cleveland today 5 to 4. The lo
cals bunched hits off Coveleskie
In three different rounds, Browers
homer with one on base in the
fifth producing their winning
margin.
Prior to the game there was a
flag-raising in observance of "Na
tional hospital day" participated
in by Secretary Denby and Major
General John A. Iejeune, coiu-
SILVERTON, Or.. May 12.
(Special to The Statesman)
Prof. E. B. Fitts of Oregon Agri
cultural college extension division
has been secured to hold a farm
demonstration at the C. F.
Schmedecke dairy farm west ol
Silverton on May 24. The
Schmedecke farm is one of the
most up-to-the-m!nute dairy
farms In the Silverton commun
ity. Mr, Schmedecke had a large
new barn erected at his place last
spring-.
Read the. Classified Ads.
Washington State Wins
From Whitman Z to 4
c
PULLMAN, Wash.. May 12.
Washington State college scored
in every inning but the third to
day, giving Whitman college base
ball team the small end of a 11 tJ
4 Score.
Score: R- H. E.
Whitman 4 9 3
W. S. C. -.! 1
Sherwood and Walthers;Ruley
and Bray.
Wallace Bates Wins in
Pacific Coast Singles
...BERKELEY, Cal., May 12.
Wallace Bate oI th University
of California, won the singles fi
nal In the Pacific coast . college
tennis conference by defeating his
team mate. Dave Conard, 6-0 6-2.
Phil Neer and Jim Pavies of
Stanford won the doubles Xlnal
from Wallace ,aBtes and A. B.
Powers of the University ot Call.
fornUu 4-6, 6-3, 7-6, 36, 6-3, ;
University of Oregon
Has Small End of Score
nil"' tt;J y,.- r .;,J;05 i - -
CORVALLIS,, OrevMa'y J 2.
Oregon Agricultural college gave
the University of Oregon the lit
tle end of an 8 to 4 score in the
first game ot their two-game ser
ies before a crowd ot more than
300 students and guests today. '
. Score : - -1 '' iV. H. E.
O. A. C. . ..... $ S 2
Oregon . .". . 4. 4 3
Mendenhall and Duffy; Collins,
Baldin and Leslie. . ."' .. ,
J, 1'ItKMIKU QUITS
ATHENS, "Miy 12. (By the As
sociated Press) Demetrlos Gou
naris resigned the premiership to
day. ...
Read the Classified Ads.
SERIES
EVENED
Montana Grizzlies Are
Beaten by Washington
SEATTLE, Wash.. May 12 .
The University of Washington's
leading baseball squad. In . the
coast conference . defeated the
Montana Grizzlies here today by
a 14 to 5 score. Each team made
11 hits, nine errors being mostly
responsible for the winners runs.
Pitcher Elbert Harper was spiked
in the third Inning and had to
leave the game.
Score: . , R. H. E.
Washington 14 11 4
Montana . . . .......... 5 11 9
Harper, Leonard and Malonoy;
Johnston and Murphy.
BY STi LOUIS
Giants Beaten 7 to 6 Cin
cinnati, Philadelphia ,
Pittsburg Win
Pittsburgh 5, Boston 3
PITTSBURGH, May 12. (Na
tional) Pittsburgh won from
Boston today 5 to 3, driving Wat
son from box in the fifth inning
Traynor's three bagger came with
the bases filled.
Carlson was hit hard In the
fcurh Inning when the visitors'
scored all their runs on fiveh its
Maranville went hitless today, af
ter securing a hit in 18 straight
games.
Score: R. rl. E
Boston ..3 9 0
Pittsburgh .... : . 5 9 Z
.Miller, Watson, Marquard and
O'Neill, Gowdy; Carlson, Yellow
horse and Mattax.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
St. . Paul 7; Toledo 6.
Kansas City 19;. Louisville S.
Minneapolis Id; Columbus 9.
WESTERN LEAGUE
St Joseph 2; Oakland cfty 1.
Denver -8; Sioux City 15. T
ST. LOUIS. Mo.. May "12.
(National) St. Louis evened I hi
series with the Giantsh ere this
afternoon, winning 7 tt 6 la 10
innings, after Jesa Barnes of no
bit, no run, had been chased from
the' hill by a barrage of singles n
the first inning.
Causey who relieved him was
not effective and gave way to
Shea. Jonnard took his place
and Art.Nehf finished. Fournier
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in the first with two on base. .The
winning run resulted from a freak
bingle by Mcllenry which Groh
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third base line for a safety, while
Stock scored. r
Score:- - r. n. E
New Tork .6 10 5
St. Louis ... .. .,.....7 9 1
Barnes, Causey. Shea.' Jonnard.
-j Neht and Snyder, Gaston; Haines,
NEW YORK. May 12. (Amer
ican) Fewsters borne run with
the bases full In the eighth In
ning enabled New York to defeat
Detroit ina hard' hitting contest.
ia to 8.
Score: , R. h. H
oetrolt . . : 8 14 1
New York 10 14 1
Olsen, Oldham -and Bassler;
Hoyt. Murray. Mays and Schang.
St. Lewis 13; lhtladelphia 4
PHILADELPHIA. May 12.
(American) Six home runs fea
tured the first game of the St
Louis series today in which the
Browns defeated Philadelphia 13
to 4. Kehneth Williams hit his
11th homer of the season, while
Sisler, McManus, Dykes, Miller
and Shorten also made circuit
clouts.
Score: , R. H, g.
St. Louis ........... 13 11 2
Philadelphia 4 8 1
Shocker and Severeid; Harris,
Moore, Yarrison and Perkins,
Puhrman. ' 4 1
' Bofltoa 5; Chicago O ,
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