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Approximately $00 blgb school
atbletes will gather here tomorrow
for tire first annual Oregon state
lnWn&$blastIs tract' 4nafleli meet
to be held on Bell field Saturday.
All outstanding men ' from insti
tutions . thrdufhbnt t stabf -will
taketart in the meet :.
, From showings niade during'
the fcar, those fanilllar with the
records of the athletes endeavored
tonight -to select ' the winners. , In.
the 100 yard dash Slegmund Of j
Silent, and McCord of : Baker . are j
expected to stand out distinctively
for honors. The 220 yard dash
promises to be a toss-up between'
Slegmund of Salem and Hunford
of MeLoughlin, it was said.
Lflfie of Jefferson and Dailey of
Corvailis were expected, td place
in front in the 120 yard nigh' hur
dles, with Allen 6f Pendleton and
Lormn of La Grande classed as
Three men, Slegmund, Salem;
LJIiie, Jefferson, atta Pendline of
Pendjeton werelisted to excel in
the no high hurdles. In the A4o
dashIarrs of Jffersoh would nn
doubtedly bid for first place, It
was Relieved. ' x
Chirletoa of La Grande was
plckesd for first place in the Jave
lin e'rent 'and Brown of Benson
was' delected to carry off the shot
put Son or s. : ,
j,,Tnhigh Jump should be a
greaf .contest between . Allen : of
Pendleton and " Lym'ant of Xa
Grande, experts said, with other-
llkelj contestants listed in Hunt
of Lincoln; Conklln of Jefferson
and 'flail of Klamath Falls.
The strongest teams entered in
the half mile relay were said 4
be Jefferson, Sa,lem, Washington
and Baker. ...
. In 'picking a school to. carry
awae the all-meet cu. if was re
garded as difficult to overlook' Jef-
itnrsvr. La Grander Salem and
Hood River, r '
f Balem hiii;?icatffl.irul base its
tuipe for -victory In the first regu
lar . atate Jnieftoiregtate track
meet at Corvailis1 Saturday largely
6ri Slegmund and Colgan, sprint
ers, and Lloyd, whcf holds a good
mark ht the bpad jump; r accord
ing to Xouie.i. Anderson, coach.
Seventeea men! wilt be entered in
the meet - td represent the1 local
school. ' . r , . . 7 '
Slegmund and Colgan both run
the century in something like
10.1 and in' case of,, stiff compe
tition might even do better. 'How
ever, there ire1 sbnte good sprinters;
tbroughout the state,; particularly
one McCord 61 Baker, who has a
mark of 10 fiat in this race. SieK-
mund won fiottt f the firsts which
went to Salem fa the .meet against
the Oregon Aggie : roots at Cqr
ra'llis two weeks ago. Thls chap
starred at Forest urove also. , t
While there Is at least one man
in the , state who holds a better
distance is the broad , jump than
Lloyd, there Is a good chance that
Salem wilf place first in this event.
Lloyd has registered a mark of
20 feet, 11 inches. Allen of
Pendleton is said to have made a
mark of 21 feet. 8 laches.
In the relay, Salem is conceded
good chance to win, in spite of
the big showing made by Portland
high schools id the Eugene relays.
Other good teams entered in this
event are. Jefferson of Portland;
Oiraat of Portland, La Grande,
Madras,"Hood River and Baker.
Incidentally, one of the men
who is expected to figure high in
the pole vault and the high lump
13 you rig Lyman of L4 Grande,
who. played center for the basket;
ball team from "that school in the
tournament last March at Willam
ette university. Lyman made 26
points for his team in the first
game. .
The Salem man athletes are
holding their, final workouts this
week and will be in splendid con
dition for tbfe- state meet. Among
those who. will make the trip be-,
sides. Slegmund. colgan and Lloyd
ire.' De .Lists, Bla'co, Dolby, I err In,
Ehmer. Barnard, Kantola and
Temple.
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BEARCAT PLAY
TODAY
With a close game In prospect
the Wilamette university baseball
team' wilt journey to Forest Grova
today to meet the Pacific universe
ity Badgers, who lost in the first
game with the Bearcats .here rer
entry?by aUcofe of Vtotz. Ufc
that day depended on - the- drop-.
ping of an easy fly by a Badger
outfielder, 5 Coach Spec Keene Jt
the Methodist school is nesslmls
tic as to the results of this con
test, 'r
V LATE SPORTS "j
SEATTLE? May 12. Fourteen
tintvrsity of Washington fresh
men ( track men- left here, late to-
cigbt tor Eugene to, meet, the ore
gon yearlings Saturday afternoon.
Coast League Standings
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National League Staadbsgs
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- 16 &
-12 9
New York
St. Louis
PltUburgh 11
Chicago 12
Philadelphia 10"
Bostoa
Brooklyn ...1... 1
Clncrnnatl .X 7
9'
10
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.550
.545
.526
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.304
SAtf FftAKCiSCd; May 12.
AT)-P6rtiahaS wrecking crew
cleaned . up on , the Missions , to
day, making 12 hits", count for 9
fans against 3 for the San FranT
Cisco" cfuS. The Beaverr pounded
In 6 conuter off Ludolpft in the
first two tuning and ; touched
bumovich for an additional three,
while Ponder, although' nicked
for 9 safe blows, was pulled out
of trouble by his team mates.
Bagwelijf Portland right fielder)
hit. a home. run In the 8th inning
with one man on.
Score ; R. H. E.
Portland 12 0
Missions . 3 10 3
Ponder and Wendell; Ladoljh,
Dumdvich and .Walters. r- .
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SACJRAMEXTO. MT-,i2. ,Lo,
Angeles batsmen . pounded their
way to a 14 to 6 oter th
Sacramento Solona here todays to
take the lead. Jacob with five'
out of six was,. thf hUUng star.
Seventh and eightht Inning rallies
by the" visitors placed the contest
on?icert
Score-. 11. E.
Los , Angeles .11 20t 0;
Sacramento .... . . ..... . . ,6 ,15 2
r Wright and Hannah. Sandberg;
Keefe. Singleton, Sanfield and
.iNEW TORS; May If. (APJ
The New TbfJ: GWnts Bolstered
their hold on the National league
leadership- today. By defeating the
St. Louis Cardinals 3 to 2 in 11
innings. The, contest ended- very
abruptly when, Terry opened the
final session with, a single and the
next t .filed, out. v Pearormer H
a short fiy which Douthlt muffed
after a. hard run amd Terry scored
from 'first base-.i ..." ,
Grimes, and Henry pitched great
ball against the veteran Alexander,
who got himself out of a. batt hole
fn the ninth, by retiring his oppon
ents with the bases , Sited and one
out when , PIneh. Bitter Reese bit
into a double play.
Score R. H. E.
St. Louis 2 8 Z
New York - 3 13 0
Alexander and.Sn'yder: Grimes.
Henry and Ham by, Devormer.
of their hopefuls through the en
try box -for the ' Mrd Kestdcfty
Derby Saturday. .;; i
; Three owners expect to jtart
horse, leach- in. the-derby? while
the others j will hoVk'SlngletonaJn
the bidding for th50,000 added
purse, and the glory of winning
a RenineKy derty, - r: : v -
i Eight .easterners and, . six j west
erners are coasted en.naw to make
their bids, and two or three others
from each section probably will
be entered.
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American League fftandlngs --
W. L. Pet
17-
Nerw York
Chicago... .16
Philadelphia 13
Detroit 12
Washington 11
Cleveland 11
St. Louis - - &
Boston - 6
8 .68C
11 .593
11 ;542
11
13
13
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.458
.458
.429
.273
, LOS 1 ANGELES, May 12 Jim
Edwards, Eeattle southpaw, -bested
his mound foe, Art Jacobs, in a
pitching duel and" shut out Holly
wood , here today i by . the score of
4 to 0. Edwards held the Stars
to two hits.,- " v
Score R. H. E.
Seattle . .... j-. ...... . 4 7
Hollywood 6 2 2
..Edwards and Schmidt; Jacobs.
Mulcahy and Murphy.
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f .OAKLAND. May ,1 Oakland
made, Jt three.. stTAight over tSan
Francisco today with a 4 to. 3 vic-
I tory.,..A. muffled, fly by.Puccinlel-
Hi allowed Ariett to reach second
in the ninth with two men out
and he scored o-n Carenx's; single.
Eddie Mulligan, Seal third sacker,
hit a home run in the eighth with
brie on to tie the score. . , - -i
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San Francisco . , , . Z'J J , 2
Oakia6d.-4. 1 . . '.;. . V. ? 4 0
l Willamette. Kunz and Stokes;
Sparks, Gould and Bool, Baler.'
BOSTON, iMayl2,-r-PUtsburgh
nosed out th?BostonT Braves, to
day, 8 to 7, a two-ran rally in the
eighth overcoming' a; one-run mar
gin pUf up, by - Boston la. their
seventh Inning mtslP A double by
Wright, Trtfyaor'a Binglft an Rlcn-
bourg's error i ifl right Held ac
counted for the Pirate's win.
-. Scores . i R. H. E.
Pittsburgh -rr. 8 12 0
Boston ...... f .7 14 2
Aldridge, Morrison and E Smith.
Spencer, .Benton, Mills, Mogrldge,
Hearn and Taylor. .
PHILADELPHIA. -May .,12w i
Chicago, bunched - hits . off Jact
Scott - fn the second- and fifth
innings to defeat Philafdernhfa,
to 1 today. , A home run,by Steph
enson in the fifth Inning gave the
Cubs the fifth circuit clout in three
days and scored two runs.
. ;fccore R, H, E
Chicago - - v 1
Fhiladelphi ,1 S 4
Root and Hartnett; Scott and
Wilson, Jonnard.
ST. , LOUIS, May lZ.-r-(AP.r
The New York Yankees bunched
hits' today off Sam Jones, their
former team mate, . and made it
three in a row over (he St Louis
Browns, 4 to 3. ; Jones struck .out
eight mien, including Babe Ruth
and the. two others who facedT&Tm
in the first inning. - -
Score- R- H.; E.
New York 4 9 0
St. Ltnrts ....-4-ri i
Pennbck and Colllhsr jroes and
Scnang." .; it.-.-.: JzkTii
CHICAGO, Mpi 2-Chicago
ran. Rs winning, atfeak to four
straight by taking ;tbe third in a
row from Washington .oday, 5, to
After Judge's home .rui with
two on in the first, inning, had. giv
en the visitors the lead, the White
Sox played an uphill battle. .
uScore R. H. E.
Washington'.-. 4 7 1
Chicago- 5 9 1
. Marberry and .Ruel; Blanken-
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BROOKLYN, May 12. Daray
Vance was an alt-round, star here
today as the Brooklyn Bobbins
made it two straight over Clncin
hati by 6 to 3. . Vance, fanned five
betters, limited, the Reds to four
hits and , led the .Brooklyn attack
with three singles, and., a double
in four, trips to the plate.
.. Score' R- it. E.
Cincinnati - Z .
Brooklyn ... ' - "1.6' If .
' Rixey and Hf grave; Vance and
De berry.
FOURTEEN ENTER
KENTUCKY DERBY
LO U IS V ILLE, Ky.V May 12.
I AP. Fourteen certain, starters,
and bait a doxen""pfobabies" an-
pear on tne list tonignt iz nours
before the oWnera send the names
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"DETROIT, May 12. Batting
Gray from the box in, the fourth
inning, the Tigers took the third
game of the series from the Ath
letics here today, 9 to 7. Uolllns.
w'ho pitched for; Detroit, was, cred
ited with his fourth victory in as
many starts, although be did not
finish the game.
Score R. H. E
Philadelphia - 7 9 .1
Detroit ...L...- 9 13 2
I Gray, ROpihiel and . Cochrane;
Collins. Houoway and Bassier.
- Boston-Cleveland, game called
off; rain and cold weather.
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