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TOM OllEfJ WIS
s nw pinernrpieiniy
( Ull ULUOL ULUIU1U1I
Tommy O'Brien, Portland feath
erweight Idol, led his way through
to a judge's defcision oyer Phil
IJayes of Salem before 2400 fans
at the armory last night. The
tlrttf was the hardest and bitter
est any headliner this year,
hot.. nen tearing out on full speed
after the third round, and withal
it was one of clean sportsmanship
to the finish.
Hounds one and two were even,
the first turning Into a sprightly
dancing and sparrihg match. Close
infighting commenced in the sec
ond and evolved into a smashing
attack from Bayes in the third
which opened the, Portlander's
r (ame eye.
lWeak of
'A Wien be
jt a polo
r. fame eye. O Brlen maae snis oniy
tne ngni in inisi royna
threw Phir to the ropes
nologized and; took a smash
y Jo the jaw in." return. j
Hayes oesj, jtuuuu., ,aa ,jub.
fourth which he took by clever
returns and counter-to Tommy's
rushes. He lost much ground In
the fifth when O'Brien landed a
skinner over the eye' starting a
steady flow of blood. The cut was
deepened later in .the. round , and
with both men spattering they
saw red until the ttaal rang.
Bayes made e poor choice In
shoes for the encounter losing
every chance, for fast breaks in
the sixth by slipping to his knees.
The same thing occurred in the
seventh whlch-Bayps would haye
won by a wide margin nnder ordi
nary circumstances. As it was he
took it on a shade by landing two
terrific punches to the head and
mouth. He was forced to tats an
equal punch' however" as the bell
sounded.
O'Brien opened the eighth in
fast fashion with three solid
blows landed in two rushes. He
yimmered away at Phil's eye
f Jit b success but took two blows
"gas rockers in exchange.
.V After two minutes of steady in
K -'lighting in the ninth, Bayes took
a right hook-to tne moutn ana
another to the eye." He coun
1c red well but could not over
come the Irishman's advantage.
Bayes fought back furiously, in
the final round , to overcome the
lead lost in the eighth and ninth,
and in the opinion of his support
ers very nearly accomplished the
purpose. The round was the fast
est of any but was practically even
in every respect.
The closeness was marked . by
the hesitancy of the Judges, to
hand in their slips. Two for
O'Brien and one for Salem's game
little battler was the margin an
nofejed. NiTurally Portland fans were
satisfied and Bayes. supporters
keeuly disappointed. But won or
iost, Bayes showed. O'Brien a
shower of gloe worj which, will
be remembered with soreness, for
several days. .: There Iwas not' -a
dull moment In the main event nor
in the preliminaries and semi-
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. JEHELDJREGQ. AlfesXlAK, SALEM, OREGbN fi
windup. The usual clinching and
stalling was eliminated f by the
hard working Billy Stebp whose
work was well received With , the
exception of the draw awarded in
the Ilayes-Willert lour rouVnd spe
cial event. . " ' y
The scheduled,, semi-indup
ended so suddenly, and unexjtected
ly that the huge crowd was hashed
for several minutes. AI Sharp of
Salem and Jack Davis of Oiiegon
City, fighting theip return nrtatch
following the .letter's defeat 1 far a
knockout in. the last card; started
out in a furious mix. Scarcely 30
seconds after the first touch Sh vrp
went down but -jumped up im
mediately, only to Tie chaaed
around the ring.
Sharp turned in his own corner
a ft. m mm Vl
ana oiocea a, wen piacea na
maker wun nis cnin. A glascv
eyed stare, a clutching at empt
space and he fell face forward.
dead knockout. He struggled toi
his - feet but Stepp stopped It be
fore Davis could finish the massa
cre, as the lanky Salemite never
knew what' had happened.
Billy Hayes of Stayton showed
remarkable Improvement in his
light against the . doughty Pete
Wlllert ibut couldn't convince his
Honor that he had the necessary
goods. As a draw it was a beau
ty, both men. taking punishment
but wading in for more. Each
drew a hand.
'. Jack Mclntyre, Salem's newest
lightweight prodigy, proved his
worth as a crowd pleaser when he
pasted the heavy swinging Young
Firpo to a well earned decision.
Mclntyre lives in Salem now and
should make his home town fans
proud to claim him. He carried
a heavy two, fisted attack with an
easy change of pace -which was
baffling to his battle scarred op
ponent. Mclntyre will appear pn
the next card in the semi-windup.
, Loren Watts hammered his fel
low .townsman, Johnny; Walker
around the ring through four fast
first preliminary rounds. vWatts
won his fight by hard body pum
melling which wore down the lad
with the Scotch name to a frazzle
of his original self.
Nowithstandlng the consistent
gate smashers who. use their offi
cialdom as. a free pass, Matchmak
er Harry Plant reported that the
card was the financial success of
the season.
ALLOWED BY LYONS
Twilight Ijeagiie Standings
W. l: Pet.
Legion .....
Grotto
:.. i
1.000
1,000
.500
.500
.000
.000
1
1
1
0
0
Bishop's
Papermaker's
Valley Motor
K. of C. . . .
Fresh from a 6-0 defeat last
week, the Bishop's Clothing store
sine romped over the Knights f
Columbus by a 10-0 count. The
hurling of, Albert "Brick" Lyons
of the clothing store aggregation
was the feature of the game.
Not a Casey garnered a safe hit,
and only one man reached, second
base, as the - result of an over
throw. A no hit- no run. game is
quitea? accomplishment even in
the Twilight league.
Only ten men , faced : Lyons
the first three frames.' Three men
reached first, one on a walk," one
on an over-inrow, ana mo .unu
on an error on a ground ball. The
tame, called in the fourth on ac
count of darkness, was scheduled
for five innings.
The Bishop's SJore nine started
out with a bang, taking five runs
in the first, two in the second and
three in the fourth. In perform
ing hi8,hrliugXeat Lyona struk
m
out four men. jana waiaea one
f The nextTwUisht league game
will be Friday night, between the
two: league41! eaders; onei of these
clabs wUl Uke a drop; ia the col
umn, and publics opinion- favors
the Legion to win.
The linen ps:
BiAop
K. of C
Ashby..2b
Humphreys, as
Busick, lb
J. Varley. 3 b .
Green, cf
Balco, p -Kelley,
it
P. Vafjeyv o ?
Edwards, rf, .
Clinton. 2b
Kelly, lb1
Cummings, o
Gibson, Ub
Lutz, cf
Lyons, p
Ellis, It
Coombs, rf
Hart, ss
Umpires Laird and Masoo.V
GRIDIRON WORK ?
AT U. RESUMED
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. eugene! May il. (ApJ -
Football. practice' was resumed at
the University of Oregon Tuesday
afternoon under the direction of
Capt, J. J. McEwan, head:coacn.
McEwan says he has the mak-
irgs of .an excellettjL.backfield for
1927, with Whippet Ord; Ira
Woodie, George Burnell, v Cotter
Gould. -..Vic Wetzel and Merrill Ha
iran. 1926 let termen, as holdovers,
ctnd such lads as Coleman, Robin
son, Gabriel,- Hatton, jWJlllams,
Mlmnaugh, Mason, Cheney, Mac
DonalcL and. McDowell poming, up
I roni the Ireahman .team., . Other,
good prospects are La Salle, Coles
and - Milton Green, 1926 super
Varsity . men, . and Johnny Low,' a
transfer from OAC
Hi
The veteran eatcher vwafldled.
out to -the box for a conference
wtlh the wild recruit.4 1 "See here
bimboo.r he said,; "you; pitch:- a.
f ew more r bad JJncsand Land is
wil ha ..wanting to look over youx
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lUllESS PITCCEil
HIT.WItiS6ffil
Coast League Standings
I W. L. Pet.
Oakland .... 26 17 .05
Sacramento 24 18 .571
Missions .... 1; 22 19 .537
Portland 21 21 .500
Seattle...... 20 21 .488
San Francisco 20 23 .465
Los Angeles 18 2 .439
Hollywood 15 25 .375
SAN FRANCISCO, May 11.
(AP.) Although not having made
a, hit so far this season, Phil Wein-
ert, left handed pitcher of the Mis
sions, won his game from Port
land today, 5 to 4, by being hit
With the score tied, the bases full
land two out, Weinert got in the
road of one of Kinney's shoots
vnd forced, over the winning run.
imith and Bagwell each hit home
r ns with a runner on base to
actcount for all of Portland' tal
lie. Score R. H. E.
Portland 4 8 0
Missions 5 7 2
Knney and Wendell; Pillette,
Weiraert and Whitney.
LOS1 ANGELES. May 11. Se
attle ptonnded Dick McCabe hard
and ofrien, especially in the closing
innings and defeated r Hollywood
9 to 2, evening the series.
John Miljus held the Stars to
five hits, hut three of them were
bunched in the fourth to give Hol
lywood its 'two runs. Hufft hit
a homer in the seventh with one
man on.
Score R. H. E.
Seattle 9 13 0
Hollywood - 2 5 2
Miljns and Schmidt; McCabe and
D. Murphy, Cook.
OAKLAND, May 11. Oakland
scored its second straight, win over
the :,San Francisco Seals today
when the veteran Wilbur, Cooper
let the visitors down with- four
hits and a 3-0 shutout. ..Ragged
playing by the Seals accounted for
two runs as only one counter was
earned.
Score R. H. E.
San Francisco 0 4 3
Oakland 3 8 r 0
Mitchell, Hansen and Stokes,
Woodson; Cooper and Baker.
' SACRAMENTO, May 11. Sac
ramento defeated Los Angeles, 9
to 8 in 11 innings here today, in
one of the worst exhibitions staged
here this season. Pitching was of
the poorest sort throughout.
Smith filled the bases in the last
of the 11th and then walked, Mc
Laughlih; forcing over the winning
tally with, one gone.
Score R. H. -E.
Los Angeles 8 12 4
Sacramento 9 12 2
Hamilton, Moss, Cunningham,
Snrith and Hannah; KallUv Keat
ing and Koehler.
American, League Standings
W.
L.
8
11
10
11
12
13
11
16
Pet.
.667
.577
.55
.500
.478
.468
.450
.273
New York 16
Chicago, '. "u. 15
Philadelphia' 13
Detroit . "11
Washington . 11
Cleveland 11
St. Louis 9
Boston - .. . 6
DETROIT, May llv AP.)
Jack Quinn . outpitched Kenneth
Holloway today and . the Athletics
won their second straight victory
over the Tigers. The score was
3to 1. Ty Cobb single handed
scored otae run against his xor-
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was over Warner's head. .
Score r R. II. E.
Philadelp liia ; 3 8 2
Detroit l 17,1
Quinn aid Cochrane; Hollo way
and Shea. 7
CHICAGO, May 11. Chicago
broke the (winning streak. of Hor!
ace Lisen liee, 'Washington s star
pitcher, tyho had Won three
straight g amesj when the White
Sox defeatled the Senators. 4 to 1
today. Ascron Ward's double with!
the bases j filled in the sixth in
ning, gave the White Sox the gaine.
Score R. H. E
Washingtotn -- 14 0
Chicago. . ; 4 8
Lisenbee, Burke and Ruel;
Lyons and
McCurdy.
ST. LCIUIS, May 11. Babe
Ruth's elg nth home run ot the sea
son off Ernie Nevers' delivery and
with Koenlig on base Enabled the
New York, Yankees to take today's
game froni the St. Louis Browns.
4 to ?. i
Score j
New York! .....
t:jt,
4
2
7
St. Louis J... ..
t
8
Shocker jtand Grabowski; Nevers
and Scbang.
Boston-Cpevelahd game
poned; raijj and cold.
post-
E BEATS
E
It took irne relay yesterday to
decide the i track meet on Sweet
land field j between Williamette
university jand Linfield college.
The Bearc.it s won by a score of
70 to 61, after the score had see
sawed thro' ighout the entire meet.
The couiot stood 65 to 61 for
Willamette when the relay was
announced. Linfield had been
touted as having a number of ten
second men who would handle
this event 1 nicely, but Boothby,
Thompson, and French, gained a
big lead for? Tweedie who took the
final dash against Millam, one of
Linfield's fastest sprinters. Twee
die. finished about 50 yards ahead
of his oppooent, ana the meet was
won. j
Linfield took eight first places
as against, "lillamette's six in the
regular, events. The Baptists were
especially g 3od in the short races,
the hurdles! and the.brpad jump,
shutting oi t 'Willamette entirely
in the latter event. The Bearcats
filled all Places in the. javelin
throw, antt Vthe 2 mile race.JJh
which Llnmeld did not enter any
men. Thej Baptists cleaned the
field in the 100 yard dash and
the broad Jjump.
The Beajrcats meet Pacific uni-.
verstty at Forest Grove next Sat-
urday. The Badgers hold a vie-
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tory 81 to 49 over Llnfield. so the
possibilities for Willamette to win
are .slight. Track, coach. Lestle
parka. predicts that, PacUie will
defeat the local by 20 points. .
-Summary: V
100 yard dash Martin. Lin
field, first; Millam, Llnfield. sec
ond; Warren, Linfield, third.
Time 10 1-5.
Mile Gribble, Llnfield, first
McCormick. Willamette, . second;
Maynard, Willamette, third. Time
4:47.
SJOyard dash Martin, Lln
field, first;; Flesher, Willamette,
second; Warren, Linfield, third.
Tjme 23 3-5.
: 120 yard. high, hurdles Crump.
Linfield, first; ikrtz, Linfield. sec
ond; Haworth, Willamette, third.
No time announced.
: A i 0 . yard ; dash Larson. Lin
field, first; Millam. Linfield, and
French, Willamette, tied; for sec
ond. Time' 54.
:;Two mile race -Hathaway, Wil
lamette, first; Keefer. Willamette,
second; Poor. Willamette, third.
No time announced.
Javelin .Ruch, ..Willamette,
first; Hauk. Willamette, second;
Tweedie, Willamette, third. Dis-
tance 160 ft, 11 Inches.
Poie. vault-TT-Hathaway and
Emmoajs, , Willamette,, tied for
,rst; Martin, Llnfield, second
Height 9 ft. 6 in
Shot put Oberson, Willamette,
first; McCrow, Willamette, sec
ond; King, Linfield, third. Dis
tance 33 ft. 9 in.
High jump Hartley, Willam
ette, first; Taylor, Willamette,
and- Bollen, Linfield, tied for sec
ond. Height 5 ft. 3 in.
Discus King, Linfield, first;
Oberson, Willamette, second; Mc
Crow, Willamette,. Hthird. Dis
tance 102 ft.
Broad jump Sanders, Linfield,
fist; Martin. Linfield, second;
Crump, Linfield, third. Distance
19 ft. 8' in.
220 low hurdles -Martin, Lin
field, first: Haworth, Willamette,
second; Pratt, Willamette, third.
Time 28 2-5.
Half mile FJesher, Willam
ette, first; Larson, Llnfield, sec
ond; Zeller, Willamette, third.
Time 2:08.
Relay Won by Willamette. No
time announced. Boothby, Thomp
son, French, and Tweedie repre
sented Willamette. Linfield run
ners were Martin, Anderson, San
ders, and Millam.
O
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NATIONAL
National League Standings
W. L. Pet.
'New York .
St. Louis . .
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh .
Ckicago . . .
Boston
Brooklyn
Cincinnati .
.15
.12
.10
.10
.11
. 9
. 9
. t
8
8
8
9
10
11
15
15
.652
.600
.556
.526
.524
.450
.375
.318
NEW YORK, May 11. (AP)
Three .St. Louis hurlers were un-
able to stop the Giants today and
the New Yorkers triumphed by
3
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No Interest
OBJ .
10 to 1 which enabled ' them- to
suQplant the. world chantplona - as
leaders- in the National., league.
, Jess, Haines who had won five
straight games, was knocked out
of the box in-
three Innings. The
Giants scored
four runs la the
first Inning on i two passes, doubles
by Undstromj and. Hornsby and
Harper'a triple. Later in the
game Farrell ahd Hornsby each
hlte home runis with two men on
base, it was Hornsby's sixth.
Score ! R. H. E.
St. Louis . . . 1 6 0
New York .1 10 9 1
T Haines, Ileinhart. ilittlejohn
and Snyder; McQuillan and Dev
ormer. BROOKLYN, May 11. Brook
lyn collected 3 hits off Donohue
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Brooklyn . . . . . ...... "13 0
, Donohue, Lucas and Hargrave;
Petty, Ehrhardt and Henllne.
PH ILADELPHI A, May 11 .
The Philadelphia Nationals scored
a 5 to 2 victory over, the Chicago
Cubs in the second: game of the
series today. Alex Ferguson held
the Cubs scoreless after the fourth
Inning.
Score , R. H. E.
Chicago . . 2 7, 0
Philadelphia . . 5 9 ' 0
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were.-elVnched in a 4 to 4 tie to
day when a downpour of y rain
halted the battle. . Two ot Pitts- ..
burgh's runs, which cave tera .
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an error by-Moore. ' .
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Pittsburgh . ..-. .. .- 4 1.5- 1
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