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FAST FIVE-INNER
Team i Appear Strong; RanMor
ana Knight Will Xoet on
Wednesday !
Opening the Twilight league at
;Oxford park, the American Legion
team dereated the Oregon National
Guard 4 to 0 in a fast five-inning
game last night. ; A good sized
crowd attended the opener.
Hooper, who hurled for the
Loggers last year, pitched a good
game, striking out nine men. lie
was given better support than he
received last fear. Lanke. a very
promising youngster, . pitched a
good game foe the Guardsmen, but
was handicapped by poor infield
ing. The Guardsmen have a good
aggregation but' have had little
practice together. A feature of
the game was a double play by
the Guardsmen in the second In
ning," blocking an attempt to steal
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Wednesday night the U. S. Na
tional bank team meets the K. C.
aggregation.
Lineup of the teams:
Legion 4) i' Guardsmen
rermaine . Krueger
Hooper, . .... ..p ....... . Lanke
Acton -f- lb.-, i.. Melchoir
Sullivan .2b ......... Hiday
Ttuggles .....3b ... .. Kelly
Parker . .. . . . .ss .......... Ellis
Gibson rf .... .... Bates
Itorgenson . . .cf . . . . Moorman
Jenkins ..... .If Drager
Umpires E. K. Wilkinson and
F. Mason; scorer, R. Ringle.
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GAMES POSTPONED
All piiDM scheduled in the
National league yesterday were
posiponea an accouui ui
cold, and wet grounds; ''
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Scnfetors 0; Chicago T
CHICAGO, May 11. The vet
eran". 'Walter Johnson, held Chi
cago to' 5 hits today, while Wash
ington bunched Its hiba and shut
out the locals, 9u to 0. it was
Johnson's 108thshutoyt' of his
major league career of 18 years.
By fanning four men. he ran his
strikeout record for his term in
the "major leagues to 3232. John
son pitched-a gTeat game, only
two Chicagoans getting as far as
second base 'and none beyond that
station.
' Scored
R. H. E.
13 0
Washington
Chicago
0 . 5 2
Johnson, and Ruel; Blanken
hip. , Cveniroa. -..Mangura and
Crouse.-JJlschoff.'; , , . . ..
,' ' Phillies! 2; Cleveland 1
CLEVELAND,- May 11. Bryan
Harris notjjnly won a fine pitch
ing due frbm",;j6etSchaUte here
today" which ' gave . the Athletics
their .third straight victory over
the- lndians, 2 to 1, but, he started
the- rally In the eighth which
brought victory. . ' - y -: v ,
Score ! : v . I 11. H. E.
Philadelphia 2 8 . 1
Cleveland ........... 1 7 0
Harris 1 and Cochrane; Shaute
and Myatt,
. t nostbn'7: Detroit 4 '
. DETROIT. May ; 11. Boston
won from Detroit today 7 to 4.
Rigney's error on an easy ground
er by V'ache in the first Inning
.wi(h a double play . on its way,
paved the way to the Red Sox four
runs land resulted in Cole being
relieved by Holloway.
-Score -I R. II. E.
Boston 7 13 1
Detroit . . .... 4 11 1
Quinn and Picinieh: Cole, Hol
loway, S. Johnson and Baesler.
ST. LOUIS. May 11. Six home
rupa ; and ; 18 bases on balls,-featured
a wild game here ,todi;y in
which the St. Louis BroH -de-.
feated the New York Yani , 19
- to 10 -The visitors usfed . rltch
ers. : George Stelep'fcit Eaffely in
Ms -26th consecutive- tonteati;
Score i,fR:.H. E.
New York . . . .". .'. ..; ' 10 '13" i
St. Louis ........... 19 l' 1
Ferguson, 'Jones, Shawkey. I
II. Johnson, Beall,': Ho'yt .and
O'Neil, Schang; Dan forth. . Giard,
. Bush and Severeid.
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Jtiyce Cutthroats Are Landed by
Coast by lxcal Fishermen
Sportsmen wishing to see a fine
display of Cutthroat trout should
stop in . front of the Anderson
Sporting Goods store, where one
of the finest catches of the seas
on is on display. The lucky fish
ermen to bring in the trout, which
measure from 14 to 20 Inches in
length are" Clifford Brown, com
man4er of the American Legion
here; Brayman Boise and Clarence
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The catches were made during
the week-end on the Alsea river.
The English Red Admiral fly. was
used,, it .Is claimed.
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LOS ANGELES, May 11. A
wild t!hro In the ninth Inning by
Ike jWolfer, Vernon eenterfielder,
not ; fcnly caused a fan in the
bleachers to faint, but permitted
P. Wjiner to score on his three
base jh It, j winning the game for
Sani Flraiicisco 1 to f 0. and the
series 4 to 3. Up to the moment
of the unfortunate heave, crafty
pitchifag by Williams ' and Pillette
and; sharp fielding had kept either
side from scoring. I
Score- R. II. E.
San Francisco-. 1-7 j 2
Vernon .!..... 0 K'i 2
Williams andYelIe; r Pillette
and Whitney.'; ;" If r:-- f -
No
othfer coast games scheduled.
PEN DROPS GAME
Mtj Anget Team Wins, 12. to J7;
: Suhtla j- Cont est la Post poned
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jhU Mount Angel i college ball
team had little trouble winning a
loosely played game from the Pen
itentiary! team ron t tne ; prison
grounds Saturday afternoon. Poor
base gunning coupled wita iz er
rors jnade the prison bunch easy
victims for the college players.
This game between the Wash
ougalj Wash., team and the Pen
itentiary scheduled Sunday had
to ibii called . off because of wet
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Score I ; R. H. E.
Mt. Angel ...... ....12 14 1
Penitentiary .... . .... 7 12 12
Grieenj and Saunders; Smith,
Fott and Flke. J
NET MEN VICTORS
High fk'hool Defeats Dallas Tennis
Stars by Five to One j -
Tljjej Salem high racket weild
ers tbok the Dallas high team to a
five jto one defeat Monday on the
asylum court. The locals were in
good! trim, and showed I the con
tinued -practice,' which ihas been
theirj fortune. Ivan W'hite' defeat
ed Hblt by a score of 7-5; 6-8: 9-7,
Lutz! took a victory from; Schreeg
er ,bjr 6-1; 62. Creach from Day
by6ij-3; 6-4; and Winto from Ellis
by al score of 6-2; 6-3. .; 1
i Tlfa Salem team lost in the dou
bles Iwhen Mlnto and Creeh hand
ed layer la game to Day and Ellis
by! 4 5-7: 8-6; 6-2 score. Lutx
and White defeated Holt, and Sch
reegrr by a 6-3; 8-6 victory.
TBfl! Salem players are matched
with? Jthe Corvallis high team Sat
urday afternoon on the asylum
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LIONS ARE READY
Luncheon Club Will Play Kjwan-
ian$ Thursday Afternoon ,
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l.lon are 5riaa4-for the
Kiwani i club, v according to the
linepj issued yesterday i by Man
ager! Stanley Lainson. They are to
havej Oregg at first; Rathbun at
second. Bill Watkins at shortston.
Olsen at third, G.-' Nelson, Leslie
apringeif ana or; George In the
fieldj. Dr. A.- Bates! and Ralph
Kletzing as the battery. j :
They expect some stiff opposi
tion! however, as evidenced by the
utility they have arranged. In
this grouping is placed G. Barber.
Fred jjwpiiams. J. H. Willit, G,
Grabenhorst, Stanley Latnson.
The; game is to be played at Ox
ford! park diamond Thursdav. at 6
o'clock in the evening. i
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With Track Meet OS to 28 I
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SlLVERTOv . n fnii 1 1 .L;
"ttat Silverton hizh school has
very good track material was con
clusively i proved here , Saturday
afternoon' whpn the lnroi hivh
"school defeated that of Mill City
witft; a iiscore . of 58 to 28. The
Silverton :.boy;.show considerable
speed and will put up a good fight
aijtne county meet at Salem Sat
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Man vfactnrers of
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urday and at the Northwest meet
at Pacific university a week from
Saturday.
; Some really remarkable ;. high
school records were made here
Saturday, the two Klrcher broth
ers being the outstanding charac
ters on the field. In the SO yard
dash, Dwight Klrcher came' out
in 5.4 5 seconds, in the 100 yard
dash he made it in 10 seconds
flat, while in the 220 it took him
but 22 seconds. Lloyd Klrcher
made - the mile run in 5 minutes
and 1 second. f
SHOOTING MATCH
WILL BE STAGED
HHverton and Salem Rod and Gun
CIudh Will Meet Sunday,
... Slay 24 ,
Representatives of the Salftn
Silverton Gun and Rod clubs met
for a joint meeting last night at
the Salem Chamber of Commerce,
where plans were laid for the se
curing a new club house and
shooting grounds for the local or
ganization.
In addition a competitive 10-
man shooting match was arranged
with the Silverton clubs, which
will be held May 24. Until fur
ther arrangements the club will
shoot on the old grounds at John
Hen-en's place, according to the
statement of Dr. O. i E. Prime,
president.
Much enthusiasm is being? man
ifested by the members here and
it is expected that a team match
between Silverton-Salem and Eu-gene-Corvallis
gun clubs Will be
organized soon.
RAIN HALTS GAME
Lnrkenbarh Contest - ,i Cancelled
Konday; Other Games Played ;
Rain Sunday nrevented th Run.
ator-L.uckenbach game from being
played at Oxford park. The post
poned encounter will b nlaved at
a date decided upon by 'the man
agers. Hlilbboro is slated to play
nere next Sunday.
Other teams In the Interstate
league were more fortunate In the
weather. At Camas the: Vancou
ver nine was defeated 3 to 0 in
an errorless contest.. At Hillsboro
ihe West" Linn Papermakers lost
by a 4 to 3 score. Thin in thoir
second defeat this season, having
cropped one to the Senators.
MURDOCK IS HERE
Engement to End Thursday;
-Special Matinee Srheiluled
Murdock, "The White Mahat
ma" who is well known in Salem
on account of his recent previous
engagement, opens his special re
turn engagement - at -t the Bligh
Theatre last night to. a large and
appreciative audience. His en
gagement fe extended until Thurs
dajs. night of this, .week, appearing
in the evening only with the ex
ception of the special "Lkdies
Only" matinee, which Is scheduled
for.Thursday afternoon at 2 p. m.
DQDODDD
Wait for
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Lady"
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Puring the special matinee, girls
under the age of sixteen will not
be admitted as questions : of any
private or personal nature may be
asked at this time. All male em
ployees of, the house .will be dis
missed for the afternoon, a limit
ed number of souvenir ; crystal
balls, horoscopes etc. will be" dis
tributed free at this time.
Mr. Murdoch- -trill aninor n
limited number of questions daily j
during hiis stay here but owing to
the fact that so many have al
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MAY HAITI TEAM
The local employees i of th
Portland Electric company are tb
have a baseball club. If plans ar
ranged by L. J. Simeral do not
go astray. MemDers are to gejt
together to see what timber there
is in their midst and then the call
for practice Is to be sent out. ! :
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RIVER RATS LOSE
Oregon Jonrnals Take Listless
Came by Score of 13 to ?
In a somewhat listless game last
night, the Orepon Journals defeat
ed the River Rats 13 to 7, with
both teams credited with many er
rors. The Journal players were
stronger at "the f bat.) while" the
River Rats , played ..below their
usual form.' because. of trying out
he
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that there is something mysteriously ''better" about
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As a matter of fact, the most suitable crude petroleum!
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obtains from Pacific Coast wells. And the most ad
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some new players.
The one interesting feature was
the three-bagger by Art Anderson.
The lineup of the Journals is a.3
follows: A. Lynn, Bob Hill, Frank
Alley. Bill East. L. Alley. Howard
Waters, captain; Johnson, Saun
ders and Ellis. ' ; .
For Jthe River Rats. John Schaf
fer. Art Anderson, Dunagan, Jones
Gamble, Roberts, : Hall and Lem
mon ; prayed, v " . -"uv: ;;' 7.; . -
The Oregon Journals and the
Scouts will play tonight.
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GtX SHOT KILLS
SEATTLE, May 11. Vincent
Brown, 4 6, insurance agent, shot
and killed himself with a 22 cal
ibre rifle iu the basement of hid
home here today, police reported.
The scheduled Willamette-Oregon
Agricultural college game at
Corvallis Monday was cancelled.
No particulars were given in the
meager report received last night.
The Bearcats are slated to meet
the University of Oregon
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