The Oregon statesman., May 10, 1925, Page 2, Image 2

THE OIltGON STATESMAN. SALEM. 6&EG02J
SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 10. 1925
I
CHEMAWA LOSES
BY LOW MARGIN
.Willamette- -Train Annexes C2U
Points; 8tolthis Is lllgh-
- Point :Ma . i':":.
Willamette University track
quad defeated the Chemawa, In
fdlans by the score of in
a fast ; and interesting meet held
on the Willamette field yesterday.
i;om icams were 'in gooa conui-.
tioa and most of the crests were!
Score-- : n. II. E.
Washlngtou i; 't . .'. . i 4 ; 10 $
Chicago -I. J. '-, i . ... ,,JL S ..,,3
Coveleskle and Ruel; Robertson;
Mack and Crouse, Schalk.1 J "
- Detrolt'3: Itoatoa .4 i
DETROIT,? ' "May- 9s Boston
overcame a three-run Detroitvlead
by a ninth Inning rally today, only
to be beaten - Z to ;4 . in the last
half of the ;sa'me Inning. -::
Scores' i' R. H. E.
Boston . iv.: K. 9 i
Detroit . . . . v. 5 10 t
Pacific Coast Leagu?
U c , U Results i:
SENATORS MEET
PORTLAND TEAM
cjosely "contested by both sides. Francis, Uosg and lleving; Leon
Stoizhelse, Willamette veteran
was the, high point man of the
meet with a total of ie point to
his credit. He secured a first in
both Javelin and discus and a sec
ond in' both the sbotput and the
broad Jump. .
That Willamette men are fast
getting into mid-season form and
are, showing up well in all of. the
events and although most of the
men ate new material the Bearcat
squad wUl he better tbie year than
it has been for some time.
The summary of the meet is as
louoww; - . , - ,
Shotput ' Fluery. Chemawa.
first; iStolzheise, Willamette, sec
ond; Bruno, Chemawa, third. J
120 Yard High Hurdles VIn
ran. Willamette, first; Kawaauk,
Chemawa, eecOnd, George, Chema
,wa, third. .. .
" 440' Yard Run- Vandel, Wil
lamette, first; -Tweedy. Willam
ette,' second V Illgby, .Willamette,
third: : -
100 - Yard - Dash McMasters.
Chemawa, -'first; Walker; Willam
ette, seeoad;- Litchfield, Wlllam
ettey third; f '
v., Mile Run Turntoes, Chemawa;
first? Kutch. Willamette, second,
Berrcman, Willamette, third. .'
Pdle "Vaults Demore. Chema.
wa; first; Vinson und Bell, both
Willamette, tied for second.
' 220 Yard Dash- . McMaaters,
Chemawa, first; i Walker, Willam
ette; (second; Utcbfleld, Willam
ette, third.
"-Bfo4 Jump- George,' Chema
wa, first; Stotehelse, Willamette.
second ; Dunmore, Chemawa third.
Javcline Throw Stolxheise,
Wlttametter.flrst; De Poe, Chema-
th-itd;..-; . .' .
High Jump Hartley, Willamette,-
."first; "Denmore, - Chemawa,
second;' Taylor, Willamette, and
Bernaia. Chemawa, tied for third.
LoW.'llnrdlea-i-nartley, Wlllanv
ette;. first; -Komasuk, Chemawa,
second.. :;. .c-vv.-
JIalC .ililef: Eun-Fltesheri-Wil-lametfe
first;; Turntoes. v Chema
wa. eeond;- Ber reman,' Willam
ette, third-: . ; - i r i. i
f DUSasdirheWbT Willamette;
first; t Flcudji: Chemawa, second;
GeorgOv" Chemawa, third. - .
Thethaltmlld relay. Vent to Che
mawa.? :. V- -: t -
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:, American League .
v, : - Results . U
a
. ' Phillies 6; aereland 3 v
' CLEVELAND. May 9. Phjlai
lelphia made it -two straight from
tlie Indians today, .winning. 6 to
5. The batting of gewell .and Sim
mons featured, the former .making
four-bits. Including a double and
the- latter three, Including a. home
run. Hyatt of Cleveland also hit
a. home run. 1 .
Score . . i , v - R. II.. E.
Philadelphia .i,v t 1 1
Cleveland ... . . '. i . . . 5 13 ' 2
f Rommel .and Cochrane; Buck
eye, Spotce. Yowcll, Ray. and My
att. v. ; , . - f . L..'. :; "
ard and Eauslfr.
Xipw Ywk I t St. Louis t
ST.ii 1X)C1S May 8. The New
York Yankeesand the St. Louis
Browns played" a 1-1 tie here to
day in a game called after the
seventh inning- became of dark
ness, j) George Slsler fan. -to . 24
his string of games - fa which he
has hit afely.- v .:
Score s . - R. II. E.
NewYorkf -c 5 0
St. Louis '. . . . . Ji.y I 0
Hoyt ahd Schaqg; . Gaston and
Severeld. ,.
High School Tcrsni ;
Stars Bcdt Rooks
Clean Sirwp ,t SLvle la Singles;
l;td;Vl4tors j,"
The SattmJhlgh school tennis
team defeated, the QAC Rooks by
a decisive, score of. five games to
one, Saturday, afternoon on the
Asylum grounds. -The i single
were the outstanding plays of the
day. with the exception of the first
team: doubles Mnatcb, which was
fiercely: contested. v, '
In the singles White of Salem
defeated Cfossmyer of..OAC 9-7;
0-3. J LutC of Salem took Lelser
or OAC to 'a tune Of -4; 6-2.
Creech of the Black and Red teanl
defeated Asbmore- by 6r3 : 1 0-8.
Jack Minto tot Salem beat Morris
of the Aggie team .to the tune of
-3. ; 6-3. ' v That gave . the local
team the clean sweep Of j the sin
gles.;! . Ut-.i; i j t-;i-S :; . h
The feature mates Was of the
first doublet team, when Lutz and
White of th0 local players defeat
ed Grossmyer, and Leiaef. by ; a
acore of 1-7? 6-3. The only match
the Salens flayers lost ia as when
Aehmore and Morfii fef OAC de
feated Mlntb and Creech bf Salem
The OAC -ivarsltf , players who
vitnessedV the local,, taaca' iierel
paid the ; players a alg J compll-
uicui wutn inev siaiea that Sa
lem had one of the cleverest tennis
teams oh' the.'Pacifle coast, .
The ntxt trtatch .hera is with
Dallas li&dirl ev6nlng at: the Asy
lum , couiti--ioiiowiaa.tno echool
houra-. 4: . . .
EUGENE. Or., Maj?. 9Univers
Ity of Washbgtons isfeball team
romped over the Oregon nine here
this afternoon .11. to 1. Passes
issued by the Oregoh hurlera feat
ured the game. j.i ;
Seattle 11; Beavers 7 ,
v Portland; T May . By "winning
from .Portland today, 11. to 7, .in
a wild comedy. oC Beaver errors,
Seattle made it three games out
of five. Sutherland pitched well
for .Seattle until the final inning,
when with a big lead, he eased
up and Portland made five runs.
Score - , ? ' 'y R. H. E.
Seattle . .... ... v...; 11 10 1
Portland . . . . ; . . . ... 7 13 , B
Sutherland and Daly; Winters,
Ortman, Buns, ToUn, and Row
land: . K ..',' .
Local Team Still Head Inter-State
, League: Lnckenbach's :
I- - i n ; 1 .j Improved .
Senators 4; Sajt Lake 2
SACRAMENTO. May 9. The
Senators defeated Salt lake City
here today four to two, and took
the lead - In the series, 3 gamed
to 2. Paddy Siglin's homer ln the
seventh with one pn base sewed
up the ball 'game for the locals. '
Score - f -vr ( it. ji. e.
Salt Lake . 2 10
Sacramento .. . . J. '4 il 2
Singleton and Cook; Hughes
and Kochler. y
Oakland U; . Angelca 0 ' ..
OAKLAND, May 9. Jacob's er
ror enabled Oakland to defeat
Lor lAiigelea , today In the fifth
game of theierie3 to 0. Wrliht
held the Oaks, to" four "Alt ami
wasjiot responsible for any of the
yuna scored off Mia. S
Scored - . It.'ljf. E.
Loi Angeles 0" 4- 4
Oakland . . . . . . . . . . . 3 4 1
floot, Mllstead and Sandbefg;
Pfuett, . Biker. aad -McDonald."
San Francisco S;. Vernoft 4 -LOS
ANGELES, May 9. San
Francisco made ,it three straight
by wihhing today front Vernon;
S to 4. Timely bitting gave the
visitors their one run margin.
Score . , " r R. IL E.
San Francisco ;.... ., 5 13 '1
Vernon .... V 4 11 3
Pfeiffer. McWeencey and Ag-
new; "Oldham, Christian. Bryen
and Hannah. -
PLAN TRACK MEET
A track 'and field meet for Mar-
Ion county " is to be ; staged on
Sweetland Jield, - Willamette , uni-
' The Salem. Senators are primed
for a go with the Luckenbacb
Steamship company nine this af.
ternoon on the Oxford. Park dia
mond. The local nine has been
going strong and. is cosidered one
of the strongest. teams In the ln-ter-city
league. Already they
have defeated ! three teams and,
perhaps will have a fourth con
secutive victory to their credit. ;
! The Luckeribach players have
not put up a-good . fight ln the
league, but their management has
sent' word that ae will show a
good fight when ! his team ' sets
in ..town. He admits having un
derestimated .the strength of the
league teams and has gone out
for better j timber, lie was. suc
cessful in his mote, he taten, and
wil have a bevy of players to set
things going, i -.:V ; . -:
From the start tof the' season
the Senators have; beerl going
strong. Their. organisation placed
upon a sound bustuess footing
they have iron the respect Of the
fans, : and! are putt'ng up some
good fightji. , '
.Thejr took Vancouver, Wash.;
into camp and rated a victory, and
In the second game, here with
Camas scored another victory. Af
Oregon City they went a game
with the ' Papermakera and took
a victory,! at a srood score.
1 At the last game, a 'good re
serve catcher was ; discovered in
the person of, Joe Barr, who has
been hiding out in the fielders
section. He put In. some "good
work at Oregon City and it Is ex
pected he wilt chow, up ' better I
in the coming games. .
1ATIU)L31AN IX CHARGED
SPOKXne, May 9. Boyd Grib
ley. patrolman on the Spokane
police force, was: discharged today
after Thomas Smith, arrested last
Thursday night in a hotel here,
had declared be had obtained a
gallon of liquor from the police
man. . . .
31ElFORI WINS MEET
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MEDFORD, Or., May 9. Med
ford won the southern Oregon
high school track and field meet
thlsaf ternoon with 5?H polo is.
Rosourg , finished second with
26 V4 points;; Central Point. third
with 20H points,; and Klamath
Falls fourth with SVi points.
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This is ah annual event nd l
held, under the direction of the
school directors of the eounty.
This year Robert Goetz Is presi-j
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May 9. Stanley Co-,
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today' while his team matea hit
Charley Robertson timely, includ
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