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Iiere, TtoeBie. and.
') 7.'-
Brooklyn 7; Pittsburgh O
BROOKLYN, May 11. (Natio
nal.) Brooklyn ; got an even
break with Pittsburgh by winning
the final game of the series today
7 to 6, Pittsburgh won the first
and the next two were postponed.
Jim Bagby was knocked out of
the box In the third by three sin
gles and a double for four runs.
Score R. II. E.
Pittsburgh ... ,v ...... G U 3
IJrooklyn . . . , . - . 7 10 ; 3
Bagby. Kunz, Gla ner and
Schmidt;. Grimes and Taylor. .
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Stadium, the world's biggesttbaseball plant, was converted
: today into the world's greatest fistic arena where tomorrow
-J more thana ton iof heavyweights will do battle for. the free
-milk fund. y,V ;7 - ;! f ? ; ' -r
i f Room was made for 100 JOOO persons, if that many care
to -see Jess Willard. - the former
claim of pugilistic fitness against Floyd Johfeson, a Des
JIotnej, Iowa, youth of 22 years; see Luis Firpq, the power
jui Argentinan against jacc jiaciuiine 11, a ueisrou youngs
ter, wno never nas Deen tioorpa
.other contestants.
Beavers ;Uose Jto iAngeji
Bees; By Huge Score
i-XOS :ANGELES. May 11.-4-
1 ?lior Angeles made it three straight
agafnst 'Portland today, defeating
the 'third, bunehing two walks
three hits and a sacrifice for four
fruisV and' padding ' another in
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Los Angeles' .. . .5 8 r J
Schroeder. Eckert and .Byler:
it-. . r
. ; Vernon 35,. Salt Lake 11 . .
te . sicnneiaer, rigm neuaer qi
"ItieVernon. coast league baseball
jcauo loaay sei wau is supposed iju
- Ijje'a tecord when he knocked five
kiomi runs in today's game with
FaTt; tke.- He droTe in .14 iof'Ver
"Loh's runs and In.'hla sixth tlr4e
at "the bat. the' ball missed going
good for two bases. Vernon won
Verhon 1 .VV.'. i i .35 38 1
t5aJtiLake' -i 11 15 1 1
-JitJell'antl Murphy; CoumboL
- Kidney,. - Eheehan, Jenkins and
t'ciers. Aniinson. ' -
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Sacramento 9, Oakland O '
"f SACRAMENTO, Cal., May ll
"With "Punch" Penner working fin
faultless form, the Sacramentos
made ' V four straight' from the
Oakland club by a score of 9 to 0.
Besides 1 pitching , shutout ball,
'Tenner-Bunched out three slash
Ini hits. Sacramento's offensive
as unbeatable ? while 1 the Oalks
- played " a listless game.' i '
f 'j' f-r--hi, :j;r:-y:j ii.
: Oakland '-s "2. V1. 5 .'.v. I . ft 5
acVanronto VrH'riVv:".':'.'" 13
Arlctt.' Murchlo ; and ThoniBS,
"Roadf Pennock. Shea and Koehlkor.
Frisco 2, Seattle O
SAJf FRANCISCO. May 11
aecona weea or tne seasoncmrwyp
Jim 'Scott pitched ' the best- gajme
he has turned in since his no-hit,
, 4 no-ran contest in Oakland,, jle
econd week of the season' wiisn
" ;li"e shut lout -Seattle today; 2l to
: - 0. ' The Seals 'could not do much
wlth the offerings or Blake either.
but they managed to bunch hits In
;the first and sixth innings sending
?a run over in achi ! - 1
.Seattle . . . '
San Francisco
2 5T' 1.
; Blake and
Agnew. v ;
Ritchie; Scott knd
CGoIf'Pjavers Listed '
For Trio? to Corv
,There " Is nol yet any , o V Icial
golf champion In -the Salem golf
club the" finals oi the Hartfmaa
lirothers cup contest, not yet jbav
..Ing been played. II. H, Smith
-and E.W. JCay were the survivors
- .ri? j the . elimination games tip to
,. the .very . last game; which! was
, to haW .been played pff onsun
. day, bill both players. were olut x-t
.town for ;the, day.;, and thejj will
,haye to , settle ihe . title latjer i In
the week, by agreed play.
- Salem is to take on Cptvallls
and . , Eugene In an - in'ter-club
, jnatcll ;t0' be played la Corvallis,
Sunday,. May l.a.-, j A ! teitatlve
.team has been selected; thou eh
any -other -club member Is author
1 ied to challenge any team! mem
ber frj-jivgama before" the tpurna
' . inenL; and :l bf? succeeds in de
feating thof designated , represent
ative, fce Timelf. may eairn tin
place on . the team.? . This jHliraln-
afpf the last chanc of either fa
ypr ttlsm - or mistaken flulgment
on' the part of the committlee that
Aleeti Mbe1"; elob repreenatlves.
Tlieplayere officially designated
to" make ''t'he, Corvallis trjfp are:
w kay.'CHn-fer, Smith, 'Col. '.Hot
- rheon,.rThIelsen, Crete, ilcCam
" mooV-i Farmer --Locks,' -Robef ts,
JIarr," Mangis, Keene,' Gabrielsoru
.Dyer. -Fry. Jack Elliott, Brown.
.Robertson.4 ' !
- vAnyone who. feels that, any of
these players Isn't good enough
can dare him an 18-holej contest.
NnUfl DROPS
m u nmu fum
W, L. - I
) Yankee
chammon. trv to prove his
tor the iu:i courix; ana tnree-
hand by beating him lean take hi$
puce on iue leaui. t i. .
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A great block of ieats has been
purchased by society folk and an
other reserved for ifcity and stato
officials.. I :.j ' .i. . - ' " '
The Willard-Johnon and Firpo-
McAuliffe matches tire booked for
15 rounds each. I Frfd Fulton, the
Miuncsotan who onc was reckon
ed a championship contender, and
Jack ' Renault, Canadian cham
pion:, are to go' In !a 10-rounfi
match. Al Reich, one of the men
who tried to whip champions -
ut didn't will try Ihis punchejs
n Tiny Herman, a westerner, ijn
six rounds The opening engage
ment, a .four-round match,1 has
Joe McCann, one of Firpo's mates,
and Harry Draake, a sparring man
of Willard's camp, for principals.
Weather "prospects are for a
clear, cool day. j In the event of
rain the show will be held Satur
day, May '19. and If a second
postponement becomes necessary,
on May 26; j J :'.
STAXFIELD KILLED
BOISE. Idaho, May 11 Sydney
Stanfield. eldest brother of United
States Senator ! Robert M. Stan-
field of Oregon, was instantly
killed near Payette, Idaho,' tonight
when' the car in which he wai
riding plunged 7ft feet . Into two
feet of water in, a' large irrigation
ditch. - :' ,
Mellon is
it
Secretary Mellon is out in an
kintervlew In which he advocates
the redaction of certain axes.
We always thought; Mellon was a
fine man?- Exchange., -.
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Boston Now in First Division;
v Home Run Records Are
: : Broken u
fJKW YORK. May 1 1. ( Na
tional.) The New York Giants
made it .two out of , three from
Chicago . today, winning the last
game of the series 1 to 4. Cun
ningham clinched the game for
New, : York in the sixth Inning
when he drove in three runs with
a two-base hit. Statz made one
of the best catches seen here thH
season on 1 Mouse! in the second
inning. 3 -1 1 i , -! .--".,. '
Score -i . ' ' ' ' R. II. E.
Chicago 4 . . . n . . . . . 4 6 3
New York, . . 7 iOj 1
Dumovich. Cheeyes, Ruwell and
O'Farrell; Scott and Snyder.
. Phildelhia 20; St. Louit It
PHILADELPHIA.' May 11.
( National ) Several records were
broken or equalled at the- Nation
al league park" today when Phila
delphia defeated St, ', Louis 20 to
14. i . j-,i.;J -r. .V .
" Ten home runs 'were made by
the two teams, which is said to be
a National league record for one
frame. ,,. . j. ! J; ' .& . ;', --
. Williams,' who made three home
runs today now has-' 12 circuit
clouts for the season' and -leads
both major leagues in this re
spect. . ' ' ' :. ..
St.'Lo6ls made 22 hits, which
gives the! visitors 70 hits for the
four-game series, beating the re
cord of 39 hits for four contests,
madef by Boston here recently.
The runs made by the Cord inals
I gives them 41 for the series, beat
Ing Boston's; mark by one run.
Score ! R. H E.
St. Ijotiis ,.l J. ......14 22 2
Philadelphia! ' . . ..20 .18 -0
s Haines. (Kfcerdel. Ilarfoot. Stu-
arti North and Ainsmlth. McCnr-
dy; Behan, Weinert. Meadows and
llenline. I , .".. ' t
Ronton S; 'irM-inna(J I
r IIOSTON. May 11. National
-j-After losing rour straight gamos
by one-frun imargins. Boston to
day tdafeated Cincinnati : & to 4.
scoring the winning run with two
out In the ninth when Bagwell, a
pinch hitter?, singled tovcent?r.
sending In Mclnnis v from third
The Utter niti safely four out of
fonr times at bat. ." "
Score- ' :-- R. H.'E
Cincinnati -i. , ' . . 4 7 3
Boston ! , J.... 5 13 3
Luque. Keck. Couch and Har
grave," Wlngo; Marquard and 0"
Neill. " - " - -
Associated Press
TWO OUT DF THREE
OR Ml Hi MEN
I LEAGUE STANDINGS j
FACtFXO COAST LEAGUE
W. 1 4.
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556
.541
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.545
.542
.524
.500
.155
,;to i
Vernon .. .
San KrancUco
PortUnd 4
8it LuVe
Sacramento ....
Seittle .
Ioh" Angeles ...
OmVI.nd ... . ...
; Cs-i .14
15
15
16
17
21
:...21
--..20
...20
.14
...12
. ......12
NATIONAL LEAGUE
W L.
New York -i .., . 17 0
Pitulmri 1 .12 10
SI. Uuia I .qlS 11
liotor ..i .Tll 10
Chirago ..... L. 11 11
I'inrinnati . ..l' 12
Brooklyn ; 7 .14
I'hiladclpbia . ... 7 10
AMERICAK LEAGUE
VP. L.
Sew York .....in 7
f etroit, i:...12 lo
leveland i . . .... ,.12 lo
Boston . ... .. t
PhiUdelrlna : ...-l 9
Washington . 9 10
St. 'luU z .. 9 12
Chicago . .J. 8 11
Pet.
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.545
.545
J529
.52
47
429
.421
Washington State Easily I
Beats Montana University
PULLMAN'. Wash., May 11.
Washington Statecollege took the
first of the i two-game baseball
series from the University of Mop-
tana here today, score 13 to 0.
Montana reached second base only
twice, once when Driscol hit a
two-bagger and again when walks
forced the runner there.
Cook . knocked two home runs
and Hanley ope tor the Cougars.
Johnson, Grizzly pitcher, wa3 an
easy victim for the heavy WSC
batting line. '
Scores It. H. E.
U, of M. ... . . -0 3 3
Washington SUte .... 13 1 6 1
Johnson and Simmons; Friel,
Naeda and Bray, Anderson. :
Oregon Aggies Defeat
Oregon University 1 to 0
EUGENE. OrTMay 11. Ore
gon Agricultural college was win
ner over ; the University , of Ore
gon baseball' team today by. a
score of I io 0, at a game staged
at the OAC field at Corvallis.
The winning run .was scored in
the last half of the ninth inning
as the result of a hit, a walk, an
error, f and a long sacrifice fly.
The second game the series
will be played tomorrow.
Score R. II. E.
OAC . . . . 1 4 " 1
Oregon .... .... 0 4 S
Young ahd Duffy; Shields and
Cook. ' :
Silverton High Beats ! ,
Woodburn School 7 to 3
SILVERTON. Or.. May. 11.
(Special to The 1 ; Statesman.)
Silverton high school . defeated
Woodburn in a game of baseball
played', on tho local 'diamond
Thursday afternoon." This gives
Silverton the opportunity to re
present the north end of Marion
county in the county tournament!
to be held at Silverton Map i.
Balch, the'-local pitcher, struck
out nine men and allowed Wood-
burn eight hjts. Silverton f se
cured 1 1 hits. . Oddie. shortstop
acted as hitting star of the game.
The Silverton battery , was Balch
and Blazer. ' That ojf Woodburn
was Moore and Steller. The
score was 7 to 3.
AMERICA X ASSOCIATION
Minneapolis 0; St. Paul 6. ;
Kansas City 12; Milwaukee 1
Louisville - Indianapolis game
postponed; rain.
Columbus - Toledo game post-
"poned; rain. M
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SENATORS BEAT
Cleveiand Passes Philadel
phia, Bostonains, St.
Louis Passes Sox.
DETROIT, V May 11. (Ameri
can) Zachary was too good for
Detroit today, and' Washington
beat the Tigers 4 to 1. Heii
mann'a home run that cleared the
left field (fence saved Detroit
from a shutout and brought to
17 the number o consecutive
games itf which the right (fielder
was hit safely.
Score ' R. H. E.
Washington .......... 4 - 9 1
Detroit 1 5 2
Zachary and Gharrity; Collins,
Cole and Woodall.
Kt. LouU 14; Philadelphia 3
ST. LOUIS, May 11. (Ameri
can.) St Louis routed four Phil
adelphia twirlers, including Ed.
Rommell, and won today's game
14, to 3. The locals piled up six
tallies in the sixth. Wright al
lowed the visitors but four hits.
Miller's line drive In the ; ninth
bounced, past Jacojbson for a
homer. i .
Score R. II, E.
Philadelphia ..... . . . .3 4 2
St. Louis . . i . . . 14 15 1
Rommell. O'Neill, Ogden. Har
ris. Ozmer and Perkins. Rowland;
Wight and Severeid. t r j
Boston-Chicago postponed, rain.
New York-Cleveland
ed, rain.
postpon-
Linfield Wins Meet
From Reed Collegians
M'MINNVILLE. Or.. May 11.
Linfield college won a dual track
meet from Reed college today.
70 to 51. The exciting race
of the day was the half mile re
lay .which was won by Linfield.
Hansard of Linfield was the high
point man with 13 points to bis
credit. Loree of Linfield was sec
ond with '11;. Cor. of Linfield was
third with 10. and Stone of Reed
fourth with 9.
McTigue Given Welcome ''4
: On Return to Berengaria
NEW YORK, May 11. Mike
McTigue, who left! the 1 United
States some months ago unnotic
ed, returned on the Berengaria
today as light heavyweight cham
pion of the world, to a welcome
fit or a nabob. , yt
The conqueror of Battling SIkl
wore a soft hat puslied backr4 on
his neck and a grin that widened
as a brass band, on the pier blar
ed a merry Irish tune a! welcome.
!As he trotted down the gang-
Li.nir a rnwd of ndmirnrs ra n-
.u.sn. . - r
tured him, lifted him over their
IfeO Round
Trip
Reduced Fare
TO
PORTLAND
'
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Every day beginning May
3. Good for fifteen days re
turning. Ride in fast. - Bale,
and. ; comfortable' electric
trains, and save your auto
mobile more economical
than driving.
Dally trains for Portland
leave Salem 7:15. 9:45 and
11:15 a. m.. 1:40. 4:00.
5:30 and 7: SO p. m.
Reduced round trip fares
alwj to Albany, Corvallis,
Eugene and other points
Oregon Electric
7 Ry.
J. W. Ritchie, Agent
HI
ISl"4 r up Breal chccr: WIUITIlllil WliniQ
"Sure now," said 'McTicue,
''it's right gjlad I am to be home
again." - . . - '
Mike intends to go into train
ing Immediately for his schedul
ed match fbr the title with
Georges Carpentier in this coun
try. on July 14. He declared he
would meet any lightheavy weight
in the world, in a decision con
test. J .
Use of "Rabbit Punch" ;
Is Ruled Out of Boxing
' NEW YORK. May The
New York state boxirig" commis
sion today made a new ruling pro
hibiting use of the "rabbit punch"
in all future bouts in ithe state,
including those at the Yankee
stadlm tomorrow. ' I i
The "rabbit i punch' lor a vari
ation of It, was used' effectively.
according to some experts, by
Jack Dempsey in preparing George
Carpentier for- the knockout, he
administered later. The commis
sion's definition of the "rabbit J
punch" wasj a blow delivered from
above, descending vertically or
nearly so, landing on the. back of
the neck at! the base of the skull.'
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Hal -Holmes of Missionaries
Wins First Place in
Four r Events
WALLA WALLA, Wash., May
ll.- Whitman college track men
repeated today their j performance
of a year ago and won their track
meet hefe from Gonzaga with a to
tal of 75 points to the visitors 58.
The meet was iheld ion Ankeny
field before a good sized crowd of
fans. . ;-...' j- . M . - '
To Hal Holmes, stellar Whit
man ' athlete, goes the individual
honors Of the meet", In the four
events which Holmes entered, he
walked away with first place in
each event with oase.
low! hurdles the 120
In the discus throw
In the 220
hurdles and
Holmes won
and following i these! he entered
the 220 dash and won. His en-
durance power was shown well.
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grato of Gonzaga tied for second
Ingram of Gonzaga red for second
place in the individual i scoring.
Walker,. Whitman dark -1 horse
sprung the unexecred and won
the 100-yard, dash over Ingram
and Hodges pf Gonzaga who" are
said to have made the distance in
9.4. Corckrum of Whitman, set
too fast a pace for the rest of the
field in the two-mile event. Swen
son came in second and Hodges of
Gonzaga, third. S wen son also
made third place in the mile,
which : followed closely after th
two' mile event.
Pancho Villa Wins From .
Philadelphia Pugilist
CHICAGO, May 11. Pancho
Villa, former American flyweight
champion won from Battling Mur
ray of Philadelphia in a fast ten
round bout here tonight.
Murray broke his "nose in the
ninth when the two boxers "bump
ed heads in a fast exchange of
blows as, both boxers were in the
center of the Ting. ,
;iunos ox tour
ST. PAUL, Minn., May 11.
The exhibition tour of Tom Gib
MrtxtR-in as bhk w tfcuwiiisiiwiie-wwt t tmiiini(iii
bons, who will fight Jack Demp
tey for the heavyweight cham
pionship at Shelby. Mont'., July 4,
will be cut to a week or ten days,
Eddie Kanei Gibbons' manager.
announced here today. The tour
will include ! only such towns as
can be reached' in easy jumps,
Kane said.
, . .' Td know .
how good a cigaretia
really can oe vnaac
you must try a
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