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Beavers 'Bat Jinx P
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POETXlAND Or..j May 1
Beavers opened the series with
Seattle by knocking their jinx
pitcher. Yean Gregg, oft the slab
la three innings, today afjer bav
ins batted in five runs off him.
Portland woo U easily 7f to b.
though it took the . relief work of
Rnbe iYarrUon ' to save the game
when Leverenz wobbled f in the
fifth i ' y
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v Score .. i .. , . i ;
Seattle ,.. . 1 . .s . . ,
Portland . . I
Gxegff. , Tesar. Gardner and
Yarwan; Lererenz, Yarrison and
Byler, - ' -j -
It. IF. E.
5 " 1
7 12 i
Sacramento 14; Salt Lake 11
SM1t JLAKE CITY, klay
Sacfamento " won the opening
game pit the series today: 14 to 11.
TheSm-eVwas Hot a hard hitting
affair; hot was loosely played, er
rors being contributing factors to
the rnn getting. ' ( i
- Score., i, , , R. H. K.
Sala4Jaefft r. . ill.-15 t
V FUtery, IIugly 'Yellowhorse
and' Koehlere; , Couinbe, DuctaaJ-
aky, Keller, Blaebolder and Pet
non Tigers to two runs and help
ins his team mates wf n the first
game jot the series : 8 to 2 by
clouting out a homer in the sixtn
with one man on basej The Oaks
took the lead in the first inning
and 1 the home team remained ' in
the Tear thereafter.
Oakland ...... .
Vernon .... I . . . .
lJ Krgfoier and j Baker j Dell, Gil
der, oJlly and D. Murphy.
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n Francisco and Los Angeles
not scheduled. : . j
Oregon : Aggies Beaten
i By University of Idaho
MOSCOW, Idaho. May 1. The
Idaho Vandals evenei the two
game baseball series! with the
dregon Aggies here today, win
ning 8 to 7., Cobleys home run
for Idaho in . the first , inning,
scoring 'two ahead of him, fur
nished three of the j six Vandal
tallies for that tuning. Stivers
of Idaho, and Ridings and Perry
of the Aggies, also made four bag
gers. A brilliant catch by Stivers
was a fielding feature.
Scores ' ; j. R. H. K.
Oregon Aggies . . . . . .7 11 3
University of Idaho 8 3
Woodward.-Young and Duffy;
Pitzke and Kline. !
SQUIRE EDGEGATE ThllMans Heanng h Only Hitting On One Cylinder Today! " 4 - 1BY 101113 RICHAKP
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. ,LOS ''ANGELES, J May 1, Day
Kramer pitched , good ' bail for
Oakland today, holding fthe Ver-
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Donald Baseball Team
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DONALD. Or., April 30.
Donald won the baseball game
from Gervals Sunday: by a score
o! 17 to 6. This is Donalds third
successive victory, winning the
first game from Gervals 5 to z
and winning from St. Paul last
Sunday' 3 to 2. St. Paul was de
feated by Aurora Sunday Is to 2-
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AMERICAN ASSOOATION
, At Indianapolis 3; Columbus 0.
At Minneapolis 12; Milwau
kee 2.. ( . j
At Louisville 5; Toledo 1.
. No other games scheduled.
' GONZAGA 13, WHITMAX 8.
SPOKANE, 1 Wash May t. -
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Whitman . . . 1 . .i . .ip. . 8 9 4
Gohzaga . . 1316 ...4
WardLoop and Walfher; Jack
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III 9TH H
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Sixth Game of Season Taken
By Giants When Brook- : j
:) lyn $ Defeated
NEW YORK. May 1. (Nation
al) The New York Nationals
won their sixth, gatne of the sea
son from the Brooklyn club today
by sc6re of 4 to 3. New York
won In the ninth waen TConneii
walked, took two "bases on a wild
throw by High and scored khe
winning: . run on Bancroft's aacri
Hce fly, after Plntfh Hitter Smith
had been intentionally passed. ;
Score ; T. 1 R. II. E
Brooklyn .... . . . . . .3 5 3
Ne York , . .4 6 1
Grimes and Taylor; Johnson
and Snyder. j
Chicago 3; iCnrlnnatl T
CINCINNATI. May ,1. (Na
tional) DumoYlch held Cincin
nati helpless in all but one inning
today and Chicago won 3 to ' 1
going: to second place in the Na
tional league. Kack was a trifle
unsteady, two", of the Cubs' runs
being due to bases on balls, while
the third was earned in the 9th
on singles '(by O'Farrell, Dumo-
vich and Statz.
Score R. H. E.
Chicago .... .... . 3. 8 5
Cincinnati .... .... . A ii t
DumoTich and O'Farrell; Keck
and Hargrave.
temple, but refused to budge fur
ther. -
In the meantime, some of the
mob damaged the 20 automobiles,
In which some of the Holy Rollers
and some of their 'pueeta IbaM
come'to the meeting. The wind
shields were broken, the i tires
Flashed into strips, the engines
hammered ahd the upnplstery
ut.
- Many Badly Beaten
The "Holy Rollers," men and
women, locked themselves in the
Bectond storyT when a crowd .esti
mated at 5 (Hi T non-members pre
pitated the riot by stopping the
services when some of them took
exceptions to a remark made , by
a church t speaker, lauding the Ku
Klux Klan.
. Three of the non-members were
badly beaten and numerous com
batants on both sides were less
seriously hurt in the melee, m
which stones, chairs and sticks
were hurled. The women churcn
members fought . at the side ot
their men until police arrived and
the angry citizens went outside.
Two members of the church.
Ellas Horner and Lawrence Win-
. - ..ractoil with difficulty
by the police anq, Immediately-ar
raigned and held Tor tne granu
jury on charges of assault and
battery.! The courtroom was
crowded when they appeared and
CLEVELAND LOSES
TO DETROIT CLUB
Visitors Scored What Ap
pears to Be Winning; Run
in Ninth, Then Lose
DETROIT,! Mich., May 1.
(American) f After Pitcher Ed
wards has scored what appeared
to be the winning run for Cleve
land in the ninth inning, Detroit
rallied and won today's game from
the Indians, 6 to 5. Edwards, hit
safely four tjmes, his batting ac
counting for three of Cleveland's
runs. I" 1
Score: r - - . R. H. E.
.,...5 14; 1
.... . .... .6 12 0
Edwards, tThle and O'Neill;
Francis, Johnson and Woodall.
Cleveland
Detroit .
a mob fol
owed them to the jail.
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Ronton 12; Philadelphia 10
PHILADELPHIA, May 1.
(National) Boston made It two
straight from Philadelphia today
by winning a slugging match 12
to 10. "Cy" Williams was the
batting star, getting two .home
runs and a double! and single. Bos
ton took and early lead but Ke
nan) stopped them in the fourth
and the Phillies tied the score in
the sixth only to lose out in the
ninth. ' - .
Score i R. H. K-
Boston ...... , ". ......12180
Philadelphia..,.. .. . .10 17 1
McNamara, Cooney. Watson and
O'Neill; Hubbell, Behan and Hen-
line. ,
PHfcburjch 6; 8t, Louis 2
ST. LOUIS, May 1. (Nation
al) The ; Cardinals' winning
streak ended with four victories
when they lost to Pittsburgh to
day 6 to 2.
Carrey knocked a homer in tn
third, drivings in Maranville. who
(was safe on Stock's low throw
aneaa or fhlm. The vig tors
pouned Sherdell for nine safeties,
and he was relieved in the sixth
by Stuart.;" i I ..
Score ' i v R. H. K.
Pittsburgh . . . . .... . . 6 13 1
St. Louis.... ... ..,.3 7!3
, " Cooper and Schmidt; Sherdell,
Stuart and Ainsmith.
Nine High Schools Will
Compete With Freshmen
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(EUGENE. Ore.. May 1. Nine
high schools will compete with the
University of Oregon freshmen on
the track here Saturday, accord
ing to announcement by Trainer
Bill Hayward today. . The outside
(earns that will enter the meet are
Washington, Lincoln, Franklin,
Benson technical. Commerce, Jef
ferson and Roosevelt, of Portland;
Columbia university, also of Port-i
land, and either Mount f Angel or
Chemawa. Each team will be made
up of 12 men. It is probable that
the high schools will run off a pre
liminary meet on.- Friday after
noon after the OAC and varsity
contest, said Hayward. ' , -V
New York 8, Washington 7
WASHINGTON, May 1. (Am
erican) A long double by Bush
who had walked, gave New York
in the eighth inning scoring Ward,
today's game with Washington, 8
to 7. The Nationals obtained a
big lead off j Mays and Hoyt, but
Jn .the seventh inning, Zachary
weakened and the Yankees scored
six runs.
R. H. E.
...8 14 1
...7 12 3
' Mays, Hoyt. Bush and Schang;
Zachary. Russell, Hollingsworth
and Gharrlty.
fine i form. Williams home run,
his fifth of the' season, netted the
visitors two more runs in the
ninth as Tobin scored in front of
the slugger.
Score: ; R. II. E.
St. Louis i.'J 3 7 3
Chicago ... ..; ..5 6 2
Kolp, pruett and Severeid; Lev
erett and Schalk. .-
Score: ,
New York- .
Washington
DUAIs MEET POSTPONED
EUGENE, Ore., May . 1. The
dual field, meet between the Uni
versities of. Oregon and Washing
ton, scheduled for May 5 at, Se
attle, has been postponed until
May 26, it was announced here
today. Oregon's first meet! of the
season will be with Oregon Agri
cultural college In Eugene, May
19. - " .1
Boston S. Philadelphia 4
BOSTON, May 1 (American
Pitcher Howard Ehmke of the
Red Sox struck out 10 opponents
today as Boston defeated Phila
delphia, 5 to 4. He fanned three
men in the ninth. - Heimach had
singled' and . Perkins doubled in
that inning.- The visitors: scored
four times before Boston made a
run. The tleing and winning
runs were scored in the eighth.
Score ' R. H. E:
Philadelphia.. ...4 10 0
Boston .. . . .... .5 11 1
Ogden, Heimach and Perkins;
Ehmke ' and Picinich.
r Chicago 5, St. Loula 3
CHICAGO, May 1 (American)
Chicago bunched hits behind er
rors by Gerber and bases on balls
and defeated St. Louis 5 to 3 to
day. - Gerham Leverett pitched in
HOLY ROLLERS
fc BEAT BY MOB
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glass cutting 13 face. '
Only eight i state troopers ar
rived and theiar entreaties that
the mob return home i was only5
partly obeyed. The attackers re
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Dempsey Is Invited to
Make Quarters in Spokane
SPOKANE, Wash.. May 1.
Jack Dempsey was today wired an
invitation! to come to Spokane to
train toh his fight, July 4, with
Tommy -Gibbons at Shelby, Mont.
Thomas S. Griffith, president of
the Spokane Interstate Fair asso
ciation; offered Dempsey the use
of the exhibit hall at thefair
groudsl for training stunts' and
agreed I to equip the hall .with a
ring and other paraphernalia
necessary for his conditioning
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Dempsey, Jack Kearns, his man
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and handlers,' should the cham
pion decides to accept the offer.
Pittsburg Ball Players
Narrowly Escape Injury
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ST J LOUIS, Mo., May 1. Eight
members . of the Pittsburgh Na
tional baseball' team and; Sam
Dreyfus; secretary and son of
Barney Dreyfus, : president of the
club narrowly escaped serious in
jury here late today when an au
tomobile in which they were re
turning to their hotel from the
ball park, crashed into a truck and
was demolished. Of the nine, only
the veteran pitcher. Babe Adams,
and Jimmy Maddox, recruit catch
er, were injured, both slightly.
once on that date in Portland
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association as a ; preliminary to
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day, May 7. This was announced
by the commission last night fol-.
lowing receipt of a telegram from
officials of the Oregon associa
tion asking , a conference before
the session with the interstate
commission.. ' i
Commission to Meet "
; Woolgrowers Sunday
Notwithstanding May 6 is Sun
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commission will hold a confer-
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