THE OREGON STATESMAN, SALEM, OREGON
SATURDAY MORNING. APRIL 28, 1923
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Philadelphia and Washing
ton Quit Even After 1 2-.
- v' Inning. Game , .
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CHICAGO, ' April 2 7. ( Amer
ican )Ch!cco's .defease went to
pieces V when. Crengros weakened
and Cleveland overcame the? lo
cr t lead, tied the coont and
theft ' won - out 'in "Ih setenth
by bunehinrts: rr Everett.
.lt'"w the ' 'sixth consecutive
came the 'f&dllns have t won
from the c White ; Sox. Kamm's
bllUag'and.fIldlng, was a. fes-tttre.vac-.i.?.rf
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,y x&tyx,&!': :' n. h. js.
Cleveland . ....... .. .8. 10 1
Cliago " t '' ' S 'llO'-y t
,Twrd4. -Morton, Metevter-and
O'Neflr.fllyktt: 1 Cengrosv : !
rctC Blankenship end Schalk. .'
JSOSTON, April ; 27. (Ameri-
tan) Timely ; hitting., by Witt
and EhiJtaft, combined with Uwo
cosily errors helped to giro New
York i two' runs in. the second
laaing. brought'-a defeat to Bos-
tcV, today."! Jack Qulan, pitching
i.U;fift game since a small; bone
was. broken In i his right . hand at
XladlaonTllle, Ky. 1 three weeks
a so bitched "well. "T 'T
New Tor : : . v .4 -'J 8; ' ;
hawkey. and " Schang;' Puller-
t&c2 Craina 'and ; Pldnich. "
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DETROIT, v April 27. (Amer-lcanX-t.T"
Ilouls' :made seven
titii two home ' mns, 'two trip-
rles. and itjhtef dohblea,' f or, a to-;
til of 20 'basea bnt scored only
on : uxe .1 circuit" envea, .uetrou
wlnlncr today rame. 5Mo'2.
T,-nitan stade bis , second tour
t j drire in tfo daya and his
fourth of the season.;
: Ecoree-i- ? i . R. H. ! 18..
slr Louia .!..::v...V..2 7. 2 o
,Xrnett, Koip ' and fievereid;
Iltllowiy," ' JdhhBbn i and t1 Wood-
.U. 7':-V.1 Tt i i-r--'
I jia2eJt.Lla 10; Ajhlnctoa 10
J .ylA5ljUNQTON,' April ) : 7.
CAo'ertcaa)!-; Waahincfoa ad
rinadelM4 b'altled to a 10 to
1 0 'tie here today. ' darkness end-
Is Z . a beity 'hitting, loosely -play
e . acrr "ifter .23-thainca. Rleon.
di's walk- end steal' followed by
i:ii;erlBissle- 'ctos the 3 Mack
taei-Li mn laf the 12th; f Th
a . - : a a
ir.ais couniea aner iwo were
c-t las the LsaiaV Jnninc. f I
: r:ore R. H. K.
rnadeipbJa : .'. 710 18
T;v.h!hoa.'Vi- i-iV.-.ilO'- IS ; 2
,JIlnney,-Mometlifahd Perkjoa;
Ifi2iseil,V'armouth; end RueL s
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Score Ts 7 to 3 Batting and
Fiefding of Isham; Is
Z ft vr-V: feature - .
i iwiflc-v? university !i made t
naaalnjoas." record 'Friday alter-
t -a by -.beatiac Willamette .in
fcaiebilCafter having- done the
eipe ibltfg In football and; baa
It etbalT earlier la" the " year. The
eore irai'.T to J 1.1 p f 'i"! Jv
.About the tnost.,1 sensational
t ia s about I the game " was Ish
rAaa'a iwd home runs for "Wll
Mcrette. : The- stocky, little, Bear
cat igwtsg a regular Babe Ruth
titj j n4V jt Jdoesat f taker,' long
Uzi to make" the circuit of the
btsts whea ' a man has hit the
llt .fori three blocks dowa the
sret. laham made one other
si f . base hitand Vthen -- j .the
pjtcher' beaned blm ' with.! the
fcsl tor, the next time Tupr rather ,
than take - a chance of his mak
its 'another 'T four j bagger " and
driving J la a run or . so ahead
ot blm . Isham made one j eenaa
tianal .'running' catch ' bak;" of j
ttiri .base -that;? looked- Impos-;
Willamette had no one In rood
cailtlca; to pitch va- winning
gtmer i, Robertson and .Rpbbina
vi-rboth-, lame, though Robbins
patched. one of .the i best games
of r tif:vVta": Ja the tew. Innings
ti aV te'served- Amborn, for. Pa
c'J? -was golnr well, and (while
h v 'did ' not v establish. rany i great
rfto-ouC';' record, " the ;Wiira
r Ue batters were able to make
c 'y.wenstfa kUa.r'ii Pacific
r : jriofcltv and; three ' errors,
7. -Ja,splay9( "WeTei , charged
?a't th-'- local eesi.';, ; -j; rf,
-1 .ol- Salem ' served a; um
,; c tieai earetdHy anJ
' i earalirsatJaUcUoa'ol
1 ' 'lerkreaguests'i-r-,.-A
-...a ', ct ; Pacific Mniured ?hls
' I X z 2iy, sliding ! to
c 2rly ia tie game and yaaj
- i ty , ntrrlsoav ,. ' r-.
-.tye c cliches are to ' bold
-c nect here on May 12,
-f3 Hay day tes-
';r:3l:-L-:: ty ti- yzzior
class. The date had been set
for May 5, bat was changed, by
agreement, . ; i y A f;-;;
Salem Indian School !
r Beats ML Angel College
i Salem Indian school won . the
first leg in Its race for the inde
pendent school. baseball champion
ship of the valley Friday after
noon defeating Mount Angel j col
lege, 6 to 5. '. 1 ' -'
'I The Indians (were well ahead,
G to 2,' at the- beginning ot the
ninth inning. . when 'tho eollegjans
stiffened up and ' put over three
runs, tying the score,-When the
Indians came to bat, Atkins, their
catcher, got a single, and then in
succession stole second, third and
home, sliding in for the winning
tally. . i - - ,--:" :-
, Joe Blttles, star of a 'year 'or
two agc is back In Chemawa, and
held down the pfteher's ; mound
He is pretty light in avoirdupois.
but he held it dowa: like a heavy
weight, striking out. 14 men. Mt.
Angel, tried three- men,: ' Turns.
Kappert ' and(i dreene, . none of
whom .was quite able . to head 'oft
the Indians, i who made 1 4 'hits
during the game. ' Mt. Angel made
six hits, and Is credited with ix
strike-outs. t
' Claplanhoo. right - Welder for
the Indians; is "credited with the
most sensational play, of the year,
in his spearing along fly In center
field, seemingly ; rods, beyond his
possible reach, and ; in another
man's territory. . He is reckoned
as the fastest - sprinter In the
school, and be put it all into that
one mighty mn. He speared the
hall over his right shoulder while
going close to, a ten-second gait.
Atkins, George, Baehert and 'Abra
ham for the Indians, were credited
with two hits each. j-'- x
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TETJIS PtAYERS
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University and ILpcalsso-
i ciaiionvien meei; aggies
j ' Coma Saturday : v.
f An interesting ''eeries of prac
tice games between the ' Salem
Tennis' asaociatlon adthe Wil
lamette university f tennis squad
Tnurrcay arternoon. gives some
Jine; a. the.atandLaff xf the Tar
fcity . boys- for f their rather heavy
season aeries. l; Vj".v."';:- -..ij-r-j
Bates of the locals took on
Huston 'ot the collegians and won
two straight aeta. -4,' -S; Rice
Of Salem lost to Enrmel. 'varsity,
l-y 6-2, 6-2. 1 Greenbaum of Sa
lem to iMIekey.:: In one doubles
match,- Bates and Wright lost to
Huston, and Em me!. 6-0: 9-7. i
ne scores ; inoicaie some- curi
ous reversal of torm; : like the
RlceEmmel match,1! where .Emmel
barely got a counter in the first
set and then . swamped ; the fast
Rice. The tloobles. match, also,
showed a great fighting comeback
by the locals,' for after losing the
first Love set, they fought the
next one. out 'to -7 count..
; . Hnstoa . was the third man. , in
the ' invincible; Willamette trio
I hat cleaned j op the Test Hf "the
northwest in 11922.1 They eunihl-
lated everythiag else in the north
west and Huston. while 'not geSr
erally recagnlzediaa a seasoned
player like Moodhe ; and Doaey.
earned his share of the games In
wfelch he played, t n is safe and
doggedly courageous, and a' hard
man to beati Emtnel Is newer.
but he ia lightnfag1. fast on foot.
and he is likely to be a formid
able piayer. i; Mickey also is rath
er new to the competitive game,
but he has a - good natural head
for athletics,; end( is, expected to
be a rood aseet to the team.
'The Willamette team plays tie
O AC- team Saturday, the play to
begin at 10 o'clock at the asylum
or club courts.- j Last year the
Bearcats trimmed. - the (farmers
with i 'a,; good margin. though It
was about their i hardest - match.
according: to the; score. . Little Is
known in Salem about the capa
bilities of the ? visitors for this
year. The games .will be onen
tor the public." -i v . I
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BOH EVEU UP
IN BEL SERIES
Vernon Climbs Into League
Leadership By Beating ;
Salt Lake :
i PORTLAND. April 27. Port
land evened, the series by taking
today's game rrom Los Angeles
5 to 2. iUgfa wah bit hard in the
first two innings. ' r A feature of
the pitching of Manager Jimmy
Mlddleton of the Beavers. The
first batter facing Miiddleton' sin
gled and - brought In a run," but
thereafter be wa4 invincible and
only four' singles were' made off
him. - . f . - - : , i
-Score ... R. n, E,
Los Angeles .... .... 2 . 6 1
Portland . . . . ; . . . . 5 9 0
4Iughes, Hannah and Baldwin;
Sullivan ' and Byler. ; k- 1
Vernon 3; (Hj-icramento 4
LOS.- ANGELES, April . 27.
Vernon -climbed Into league lead
ership today by making it ; four
straight- against Sacramento, de
feating the Senators 6 to 4 ia a
hard fought game featured by the
home; runs of : French . and - Moll
wits and the cool, mound work of
Dell in the pinches. ,
Score ' R. H. E.
Sacramento-. .'. .7 4 10 2
Vernon , i. '; . .". . . . 5 ,8 1
Panner and Cook; Doyle.'. MIl
ler.JXtell ahd .Hannah, :: '
: Seattle 8; Frisco A , t
; SEATTLE, April 27. The -
attle bitters continued on : their
battincr rampage , this afternoon,
defeatins San Frsncisrcr anln S
to 4. Cart Williams was in good
form, while botheMcWeeney and
Mitchell were hit hard. ! Seaitla
got five consecutive hits of f . the
former in the fourth Inning scor
ing five mas In this frame.
Score ; - R. H. ,E.
San Francisco . . . . ..48 2
Seattl ...... ....... -8 14 2
McWeeney. Mitchell and Yelle;
Williams and Tobin. t
' Oakland 7; Salt Lake S ' .
' OAKLAND. Aoril 27.1 AfiAr
being defeated in three games by
ine ssait LAke Bees, the Oaks to
day overcame, a five-run j lead "and
defeated the visitors 7 to 5.: The
Bees scored four runs In the W-
ond v inning and another J tally in
the third, Bjint , after that they
were . helpless. The . Oaks put
over their winning riitt3 in the
seventh. L
Score n tr v.
Salt Lake ... r. V " i
Oakland : . . ' " . i . 7 12 2
KaJIlO. Keller. T1ll.hli1a1rv . nnt
Peters; Arlett. and Read: '
Banker Baseball Team
; To Play at Silvertori
The Bankers team of th Salnm
twilight league will ro to Silver.
ton Sunday for a game with the
American Legion team of that
clty7 The Bankers are ; i meeting
several times each week for prac
tice and are In good form for the
opening of the Twilight league
Series on -May 7. ; Haggedorn and
Weeks will be the Banker twirlere
and Ted. Purvlne will catch. ;
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' ; When i the Wlllamefe and :- Sa
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nual track ; meet, ' things are like
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both sides. : " "
' It is almost altogether a new
lot of contenders on both" sides:
.'The Willamette team will' be
made up quite largely of fresh
men,; or of sophomores who did
not quite make the grade last
year : In the face of exceptional
ly formidable senior, and junior
competition that vis . not now Via
the ? university. ; . ,
' ! The; In dans,, too, are mostly
new to this part of the country.
They come : from . Alaska,., from
every; direction, many ot?Ubem
right fresh off theice-floes' and
out of the' fishing smacks It
will be a - darkhorse - race; from
start to finish. .. . . ; .,;
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- Willamette
Willamette will hold the first
dual track. meet of the season thfs
afternoon : j at Sweetland field,
when the Indians come in to try
their strength against the 'Bear
cats. v ; '; - . ;;c v.;;.:
Willamette isn't ; exactly ; sure
Just what fto expect ; trom ; this
meet. There are some excellent
distance men on the Bearcat
squad. Anywhere from a "quarter
mile upwards the collegians have
a fine chance. They are less sure
of their .ground in - the -Bprints.
Bonney, freshman,- who captured
first in both the 100 and the 220
in -the interclass meet. Is under
the doctor's care and may not; be
available for any competition. He
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Willamette field today. With
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all "other outside meets who wci,j
barred from class competition.
Among them will be Bill and Ja u
Vinson, pole vaulters; Albert L -gan,
nille , runner; Strevey, h!
and broad jumper. None of the j
have, been working very serloH;.' -this
spring. Logan has been '.
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