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WEDNESDAY MORNING, APRIL 28, 1926 Portland "Defeats San Francisco 6-3; Game on Ice in First TIIE OREGON STATESMAN, SALE11, OREGON Iiinimg BEERS 111 FIRST BUTTLE WITH SHIS Bagwell Homer Scores Man ' Ahead; Seattle Defeats Angels 10 to 4 v ; CONTRACT '' "T Portland ; J3els '& ' SAN FRANCISCO, April 27. ( By Associated Press.) Portland met down the Seals' with a ( to 3 dfubMng today - tn the opening game of this week's series; A first Inning rally that netted four runs pnt the contest on Ice for the Bearers while, two. more tallies were registereoLin the eighth when Bagwell, centerfielder homed over the right field fence, scoring a man ahead of him. - Score , It. H. E. Portland 6 9 1 San Francisco 3 10 2 Meeker, Payne and Tobin; Mitchell and Vargas. Seattle 10; Angels 4 X-OS ANGELES. April 27. Big Jim Elliott won his sixth straight Ttctpryere today when he pitched the Seattle Indians to an 11 inning win OTer Los Angeles, 10 to 4. The pitchers' duel between Elliott and Doc Wright was fairly : set tled in the 11th when the Indians punched fire hits and with two 4-OS Angeles errors brought in six fans. l,3Score R. II. E Seattle 10 15 0 -Lqs Angeles 4.8 3 t1 Elliott and Jenkins; Wright, C lamer and Hannah. PROMS ES BATTLE Dempsey to . Meet Either Wills or Tunney, New Ybrk Promoter Says- ; NEW YORK, April 27. (By Associated Press. Tex 'Rlckard came home today, ' with Jack Dempsey's signed a contract In his pocket. The contract, he explain ed, binds Dempsey to light under his- promotion- in ; defense of his SULEM CLUB SWAT TO VICTOFtr Playing Better Ball, Defeat Molalla Njne 7 to 3 In Contest Salem high school batsmen de feated the Molalla nine Tuesday afternoon with a score of 7-3. The , same was played at Molalla. Un til the eighth inning the score was tied. Then Salem stepped out 11 PUIS FEATURED I FILM "Seven Sinners," Entertain ing Comedy, Is Declared Her Best Picture Senators 7; Hollywood 2 SACRAMENTO, April 27. Sac ramento found Mulcahy more than - wild today , and took the opener from Hollywood. 7 to 2. Mulcahy walked nine In all while Hughes was right and fanned seven of the opposition. Score JR. Hollywood ..' 2 fiacramento 7 T Mulcahy. O'Neill and Hughes and Shea. H E. 9 0 7 0 Cook; Oaks 8; Missions 7 4 OAKLAND. April 27 The Oaks staged a six-run rally in the sixth Inning to overcome a six-run lead and won out in the seventh frame -when Brubaker's single scored two more. The final score was 8 to 7. i- Score f R. H. E. Mission . ; 7 13 2 Oakland .. 8 8 1 j Bryan. Christian, Eckert and Schmidt; Gould, Delaney and Bool. V ! HANDS WINS MATCH 1 EUGENE, April 27. (A.P.) R.alph Hand of Eugene defeated George Johnson of Oakridge In 15 -minutes of wrestling here tonight. Hand took the first fall in ten minutes with an arm scissors and wristtock. He took the second in five minutes, pinning Johnson to the mat without' effort. heavy weight ' title, against either , . mm . Harry Wills or Gene Tunney, ' " ursr, do more scoring ueing uiaue by either teamCt " The local boys srrpped out of the lull that causht them the first of the season, and showed the best hall they have played this year, The spirit shown was similar to that shown last reason when Sa lem had one of the best teams in her history. Fabry pitched an air-tight game, allowing only five hits. He also contributed heavily to the scoring, making mnre hits than any other man on the lineup. In the second inning he brought in Salem's first score with a swat that that was good for four bases. Later he brought in one man with a three-bagger. X .. Molalla started - off In' the first inning with one 'run. 'Salem tied the score in th second with Fa bry's homer, - only.; to loa the. lead when Molalla i pounded fioutJ;wo runs in ner part or tne secpna- ?"rom then ,6a the-: Salera bays played great-'i ball, allowing: ao tuns. Adams at short played a strong game, making good nine chances without a single bobble. Ollingcr showed well at first. Sa lem gained eight hits, three from Fabry, two from Ashby . and one each from B. Drager, J. Drager and Siegmund. The Salem boys will journey to Albany Friday to meet the high school nine of that city. some ume in September, "some where in New York? or New Jer sey." Rlckard refused to stipulate just who would be Dempsey's op ponent and furthermore, he said, the opponent may not be an nounced until two months before the fight, the final date for nam ing the challenger under the terms of the agreement with the heavy weight champion. , "I don't know who it will be," said Rlckard. "but I'll tell you right now Dempsey would rather fight Wills than Tunney. He fig ures the negro wHl be an easier opponent. t"As soon as I'm ready with an opponent, f will go to the state athletic coin miss ion, lay out fhjr plans r.nd -ask for official ap proval." -'. Pacific Coast Portland 6; San Francisco 3. Seattle 10; Los Angeles 4. Sacramento 10; Hollywood 2. Oakland 8; Mission 7. National League Pittsburgh 2; Chicago 0. y New York 9; Philadelphia 8. Brooklyn 6; Boston 5. Cincinnati-St. Louis, postponed, rain. American Licague Cleveland 5; St. Louis 3. New York 8; Philadelphia2. Washington 9; Boston 1. Detroit 8; Chicago 7. .. DeMolay Nine Defeats Grotto Club in Clash DeMolay nine defeated the Grotto' squad 2 to 1, at .Oxford Park Tuesday afternoon In" a con test depicted as a pitchers bat tle. Kastia' home ran was the real feature of the contest, com ing at a critical time. Lineup for the Grotto club was: EJcton, lb; White, 2b; Fisk, ss; Paulson, 3b; Rich man,, c; Masey, Au3tin and Howe, outfield; Jenkins, p. Only change in the DeMolay lineup as previously published was in the outfield where MacCallister and Query played. PORTLAND MANAGER S W SUSPENSION Ernie Johnson Said to Have Delayed Game and Abused Umpire Graflin. SAN FRANCISCO. April 27. (By Associated Press.) Ernie Johnson, manager of the Portland baseball club, today was suspend ed for three days for delaying the game here Sunday with the Mis sions and abusing Umpire Van Graflin. President Harry Williams of the Pacific coast league, noti fied Johnson of his suspension to day in a telegram from Los An geles. Marie Prevost has run the gam ut of motion pictures, all the way from the days when she was a Mack Sennett bathing beauty to the time she won recognition as one of the defest comediennes the screen has ever produced in the Lubitsch production of "The Mar riage Circle" and "Kiss Me Again and as an emotional actress of the first rank In "Recompense. It is as a comedienne that she stars in her latest picture '"Seven Sinners," the Warner Bros, classic of the screen, now playing at the Oregon theater. And the gay, brisk pace of her acting carries with it a zest that sweeps along the pro duction into a mad whirl of hi larky. She has excellent screen mate rial to work with. "Seven Sin ners" was written for the screen in the first place, and it shows the advantage of expert workman ship in the cinema field. As there are plays that are distinctly "good theater." so there are pictures that are essentially '.'good cinema." and "Seven Sinners" is one of these. The picture was written especi ally for-Miss'j Prevost by Lewis lest one and Darryl Francis Za nf3. They have provided her W; l d rpie uiai girea tier yiiiuauie per 5or-"ty full play.- She appears as ilc'Iyriaiu-a slick, imperti nent, lvalue little crook from the underworidfwho breaks into a big country msnJ4jn that she has been told is ; unoccupied. Six other crooks haee also, acted on the same tip. The sevea of tfm the seven sinners oi ine iiue-rauay a game of cheating cheaters thja is likely to keep any audience in. roars oi laughter. 'V 4 Rf.RO MUST;D!E MADISONVILLE. Kyl.'Apfcil 27. (By Associated i'ress. j Bunyan Fleming, negro, was en- tenced to death by a jury in Judge Ruby Laffoon's court here tonight when he was found KUllty 01 a charge of attacking a 16 year old white girl. PACIFIC COAST W. L. Sacramento ........ 1 1 8 Los Angeles 10 8 Seattle 12 10 Mission 10 9 Oakland 9 9 Portland 10 12 Hollywood 9 11 San Francisco 8 12 NATIONAL LEAGUE W. L. New York 8 4 Cincinnati .... 7 4 Philadelphia ...... 7 ' 6 Brooklyn 6 5 St. Louis 7 7 Chicago . 6 6 Pittsburgh 5 9 Boston 3 9 AMERICAN LEAGUE W. L. Cleveland 9 3 New York 9 3 Chicago 8 6 .Washington 8 6 Boston 5 8 Detroit 5 8 Philadelphia ...... 4 9 St. Louis 4 10 Pet. .579 .556 .545 .526 .500 .455 .450 .400 Pet. .667 .636 .538 .545 .500 .500 .357 .250 Pet. .750 .750 .571 .571 .385 .385 .308 .286 CHICAGO DEFEATED B PIRATES. 2 TOO Morrison Holds Opponents to Two Hits; New York Wins From Phillies Pirates 2; Chicago O CHICAGO. April 27. (By As sociated Press.) Johnny Morri son held Chicago to two hits to day while Pittsburgh bunched hits and shut out the Cubs, 2 to 0. Scored R. H. E. Pittsburgh 2 7 0 Chicago 0 2 0 Morrison and Gooch; Alexan der, Bush and Hartnett. Brooklyn O; i Boston S BOSTON, April; 27. -(By As sociated Press.) Gus Felix sin gle in the seventh scoring two run ners gave the Brooklyn Robins a verdict over the Braves, today, 6 to 5. Score R. II. E. Brooklyn 6 9 1 Boston 5 9 0 McGraw and O'Neill; .Mogridge, I learn and Taylor. At Cincinnati; !. Cincinnatf-St. Louis, postponed; rain. Xew York C; Phillies 8 PHILADELPHIA, April 27. (By Associated Press.) The Giants defeated the Phillies today, tying the score with five runs in the eighth, and winning in the ninth 9 to 8. Score R. H. E. New York 9 11 0 Philadelphia 8 14 2 Ring, Fitzsimmons and Snyder; Dean. Decatur, Piercy; Maun and Wilson. I LATE FIGHT NEWS PORTLAND, April 27. (AP.) Young ' Nationalista, Filipino bantam, scored a technical knock out over Tommy O'Brien .of Port land when O'Brien's seconds threw in the towel in the eighth round of a scheduled ten-round bout here-tonight, j The contest was one-sided after the second round,! with O'Brien assimilating plenty, of punishment. Nationalista sent him to the can vas twice in the second round, once in the third and again in the fourth. In the last round the Islander staggered O'Brien with terrific rights. , Allie Taylor of Rend took a six round decision from Johnny Kelly of Portland in the semi-wind up. PT mohoclass 1 ! 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