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THE OREGON STATESMAN, SALE1I, OREGON
SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 4. 1922
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Pittsburg Victorious In I
Double by Brazil and Good
Base Running Ends Game
With 3.2 Score
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'BOSTON, Jane 3. (National)
.-Boston won from New York to
day 3 to 2, cleaning up the tbree
fcame series with the world cnam
I Ions who hare loet s'x of their
last seven games. - J
-Score: ' -u. '-- R H. K
: New Torlfr .' . -. ? 2 -1 1 j z
Boston ... ... . 3 8 j.0
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qiard. McQuillan ,and . O'Neill
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"CHICAGO. June 3.! National!
Cincinnati mad . It ,. three
straight from Chicago today by
banchfnr their bita behind a base
on balls, winning 4 to 2. Rixey
pitched in good form having only
cnnad' Inning when Chicago
bunched hits and saved Ihem
' reives a shutout. ! j. r, '
'Score: '.J;.-'.'- It. IL fa.
Cincinnati ... ... ."...4 10 Jo
Chicago.. . .. ......2 7 8
tRIxey and Wlngo; Aldrldge and
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Brooklyn -4, Philadelphia. 1-2
NEW YORK, June 1 (Nation-
at) Brooklyn approached within
two games of the league leading
Giants today by taking a double
header, from Philadelphia, C to 4
aqd 4 to 2. Reo'ber In the first
gpme won his tenth of the ?eason
a'pd eighth straight. . ;
First game:! t R. if. K.
Philadelphia 9 Jl
Brooklyn .. . .... ... 6 t 1
Rlng and Henllne;,Reuther and
Leberry. :': ,". ,y'!'T'TZ.. .
Second game: ' R. H. If.
Philadelphia . . . . . . . 2 8 : 1
Brooklyn ..; ;.. .....4 .9 0
Q. .Smith and Peters; Sbrlver.
S. Smith and Hungllngv '
PORTLAND, Ore.. June 3.
Portland won In the 10th inning
today 3 to 2, by a fighting finish,
after having tied the score in the
last of the ninth with one out
when Brazil doubled, raced to
third on a short wild pitch and
scored while Pearce was throwing
out Jimmy Poole. In the tenth
Hale drove in Wolfer with the
winning run from third after two
were out, on his line crash to
center.
Score: R. H. E.
Sacramento 2 3 1
Portland .......... 3 9 0
Penner and Stanage; Suther
land and King.
Salt Lake C; Seattle 3
Seattle, June 3. The Salt Lake
Beei ran true : to form In their
game with .Seattle here today,
staging a strong finish and leaving
the Indians on the short end of a
to 3 score. With the score 3 to 3
at the end of the sixth Salt Lake
ran in two scores In the seventh
and heaped the measure with one
in the eighth.
Score: R. H. E.
Salt Lake 6 11 2
Seattle 3 10 2
Blaeholder and Byler; Parker,
Schorr and Spencer.
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PITTSRITRGH . Jnn 3 (Na
t Zonal) The Pirates were unable
to profit by New York's defeat
today losing to St. Louis 9 to
Score: ' R. H. E
St. Louis ... ... ..... 9 15 1
Pittsburgh ... ... ....6,10- 4
Doak, Sherdel, Pertlca and de
mons, A'nsmlth; Glainer, Adams;
Hamilton and Oooch. : " 4
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Frisco 7 Oakland 1
SAN FRANCISCO, June 3.
The Seals made It five In a row
from the Oaks when they took
today's game without difficulty 7
to 1. Lefty Mitchell allowed only
four hits, but one of them was a
home run, by Lafayette, who has
been doing deadly execution with
his bludgeon . for Oakland this
week.
Only two Oaks reached third
base.''" : ' "
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Oakland ............ . 1 4 3
San. Francisco ..7 10 .2
Krause and Koehler: Mitchell
and Yelle.
Angelas, Vernon, O
LOS i ANGELES, June 3. Los
Angeles celebrated pennant rais
lng day by blanking Vernon 5 to
0 before a crowd estimated at
7000 today, Elmer Ponder pitched
for the Angels and made his sea
son's "record read nine won ajid
none lost. After the pennant won
by Los .Angeles in 1921 was rais
ed. J. H. Patrick, president of the
club presented a hand bay to
each , member of the 'Angel team
Inter-nat'l Cartoon Co., N. Y.
I LEAGUE STANDINGS I
TLCmO COAST LEAGUE
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V.rBOn 32 23 .52
lx Angrles 34 27 .S57
Mao Krnciro 27 .5.10
Portland 30 28 .53
Oakland 28 34 .4.12
Salt Lake - 2 SO .42
Seattle 2 33 .4-4
Hacramento 25 35 .417
NATIONAL LEAOUB
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New York 2 18
Pittaburs 24 18
St. IOUI 25 20
Brooklyn 25 21
Cincinnati . 25 24
Chicago - 20 22
Boaton 17 25
Philadelphia 15 27
AMERICAN LEAGUE
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New York 29 18
H. I-oon 28 18
Cleeland ? 22
Wafthinrtoa 2J i
Phila luhia 19 2
Detroit 20 23
Phirago 20 25
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who was in the lineup last year.
Score-: R. H. E.
Vernon 0 0
Los Angeles 5 12 0
Doyle and Hannah; Ponder and
Daly.
BEARCATS TAKE
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Score is 67 to 64 at Forest
Grove Dean Pollock is
Individual Star
A. L. Seamster will build a one
and a one-half story frame garage
at 1855 North Summer street at a
cost of $1000.
R. M. Rye, one-story dwelling
at 1105 Broadway, cost $2,000.
Philip R. Bayes will bu Id a
one-story dwelling at 830 North
Twentieth street at a cost of $1,-500.
Jake Ross, one-story dwelling.
1138 Broadway, Codington &
Brown, contractors, cost of build
ing, $750.
Captain Alcock Easily
Wins Suburban Handicap
NEW YORK, June 3 Taking
kindly to heavy track condit!ons.
Captain Alcock, the five-year-old
horse, by Ogden-Mallard, today
carried the "Quincy stables" col
ors to victory in the historic su-,
burban handicap at Belmont park.
Captain Alcock easily beat one of
the smallest fields that ever faced
the barrier In the suburban, nego
tiated a mile and a quarter in the
fast time of 2:05 2-5 and won by
a length and a" half from Max
Hirsch's Flying Cloud.
Mad Hatter was third, three
lengths back. The event had a
Value of $8,200 to the winner.
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The dual track meet was held
at Forest Grove Friday between
the picked athletes of the two
schools, 12 men to each team.
Coacb Bohler took his two auto
loads of track stars and an extra
truck for the medals and they
all came home last night, tired
and happy and with the medals
on their chests and the bacon in
the trunk. They rang the victory
bell as If Waller hall was again
on fire. -
Pollock was the particular star
or the day. winning four first
places; in the 100 and the 220,
the 220 low hurdles and the high
Jump. In all these events he
mode good time. This is the best
meet he has ever participated in,
with the best records, and It is
his very last college athletic ex
ploit, for he graduates a week
from Wednesday.
Logan, the star forward and
the new captain of the Bearcat
basketball team, and the distance
star of all the smaller colleges
of the valley, took three firsts.
the half mile, the mile and the
two mile runs. He had not been
hard pushed in the two shorter
run3, so Coach Bohler put him
n the two-mile to save the Bear
cat credit that was beginning to
look like a July fifth firecracker.
He won, handily, with Clare
Geddes, his team mate, a good
econd. That was the event that
saved the Willamette victory,
Pacific has a formidable quar
tet of quarter-mile runners, who
took all the places in tne quarter-
mile run and the mile relay. Pa
cific took first in the high hur
dles, with "Bill" Vinson jeeond.
Vinson had beaten the Pacific
entrant at the Salem non-confer
ence meet, but lost out yesterday
by a narrow margin.
In the pole vault the Vinson
brothers. Bill and Jack, tied at
10 feet 10 inches; there was no
competition to drive them any
higher. In the broad jump
Strevey held first up to the last
round, when a P. U. lea per top
ped his mark by one inch, mak
ing 20 feet 2 inches. Bill Vin
son was third in this event. Bill
Vinson also took second tn the
220 hurdles and placed in the
discus. Ashby took first in the
Javelin throw, with 141 feet, and
Oralapp was beaten by three inch
es for first place on the shot put
or a throw of 34 feet 2 inches
Willamette took nine firsts to
Pacific's six, but the Forest Grove
team counted heavily in seconds
Pacific beat Willamette in
football this year; won one and
lost one game of basketball; lost
two games of baseball; won over
Willamette in one conference
meet at Eugene, and lost in the
meet at Salem two weeks ago;
and this dual meet goes to Wil
lamette.' It is the best seasoa
record Pacific has ever had
against the Bearcat athletes in
a long series of contests.
Kiwanians All Ready to
Be Hosts to Rotanans
There will be no Kiwanis lun
cheon. Tuesday noon, but on Wed
nesday evening the boys are to
pay their debt to the Rotarians
for the wining of the recent at
tendance contest. The evtn is set
for the Marion hotel, at 6.30. in
stead of the usual noon feed-time
for both clubs. Secretary Henry
Morris announces that all is set
and ready to go. like a hair-trig
ger on a powder factory. A pro-
Lgram of music, eats, toasts, possi
ble roasts, and good times to last
all through the evening, is being
arranged in which both clubs will
have full part. The Kiwanians
are to fine every one of their
members 50 cents for non-atten
dance. The winner in the atten
dance prize contest will draw 10
pounds of the best Marion Creamery-
buttfer. the gift of F. G.
peckebash.
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BOSTON
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Chicago Beats St Louis and
.Cleveland Defeats De
rX 7 troit Yesterday
NEW YORK. June 3. (Ameri
can) The Boston Americans de
feated New York in the first game
of a scheduled double header by a
score oi t to z. ine game was
stopped on account of ruin in
the eighth inning and the second
gams was called off.
Score R H E
Boston v 0 6 3
New York 2 4 1
Quinn, Ferguson and Ruel;
Jones end Schang.
Building Permits for
Week Aggregate $17,500
Building permits representing
a total construction cost of $17.
500 were issued during the past
week.
Permits were issued as follows:
Mrs. C. H. McCaffrey, a one
story dwelling to be erected . at
725 North Summer street at a
cost of $5000; Carl Bahlbnrg.
contractor.
E. S, Adams, a one-story frame
dwelling to be built at 1555 N.
Church at a cost of $1,200. to be
built by day labor.
Homer E. Ingrey. one-story
dwelling 2041 South Church St
costing $4000. E. S. Robinson.
contractor.
; H. M. Peebles, one story dwel
ling at 2035 North Fifth street.
cost $2000, L. R. Peebles, builder
Chicago 5, St. LiouU I.
ST. LOUIS, June 3. (Ameri
can) The Chicago White Sox de
fected the BroAM?, 5 to 4. here
t la in a game featured -ny
visitors' brilliant fielding and
timely hitting.
Score R H E
Chicago 5 6 0
St. Louis. 4 9 C
Courtney and Schalk; Bayne
Danforth, Vangilder. Pruett and
Severeid.
Cleveland 5, Detroit 4.
CLEVELAND, O.. June 3.
(American) Joe Sewell's double
in the ninth inning gave Clove-
land a 5 to 4 victory over 4etroit
in the third game of the series
here today. Cobb put the Tijzra
in. the lead in the seventh with
home run, but the Indians tied
the score in theeighth. Both Mor
ton and Ehmke were hit hard
score RUE
Detroit. 4 13
Cleveland 5 10
khmke and , Bassler; Morton
and L. Sewell.
COLLEE BASEBALL
ANN ARBOR. Mich.. June 3.
Ohio State 1, Michigan 9.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
At Milwaukee 3; Minneapolis 6.
At Louisville 7; Toledo 12.
At Indianapolis 9; olumbns 12.
At Kansas City 6; St. Paul 8.
WESTERN LEAGUE
At St. Josepr 0; Tulsa 1.
At Omaha 4; Sioux City 10.
.At. Wichita, 10; Oklahoma City
At Denver 7; Des Moines 8.
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