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Tht OREGON STATESMAN, Sdlera, flregon; Thnreday Mornini, Mar 23, 1923
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Erickson Poles Long Homer;
Pacific Beats Linfield ;
1 For Division Crown "
j B RALPH CURTIS
Willamette university's baseball
team humbled the University of
Oregon and - lost Its chance to
play Cor the Northwest conference
title all in the same afternoon
jyednesdajr. While the Bearcat
. were staging a thrilling eighth In
ning rally to defeat the Webfeet,
to 3 here. Linfield was losing
the second of Its games with Pac
ific at McMlnnvllIe, and that put
wiuamette ont of the running as
It has lost two conference ''games
and Pacific but one. Willamette
and Linfield will play here again
Friday, hut that will hare no ef
fect on the Badgers', Impending
trip to Walla Walla. Pacific won
at McMlnnvlHe, 1 to 0 and 4 to 2,
The Bearcats looked the strong
est they hare been all season 'in
handing "Mighty Oregon" a trim
ming on Ollnger 1 field Wednes
day afternoon. Don Burch, fresh
man pitcher, had so fully recov
ered from a sore arm that he set
the Webfeet down with six hits
and no earned Tuhs," fanning sev
en. Bobbles let in the three tal
lies, but the men who booted the
ball made up for that later; both
of them figuring' prominently In
the Bearcat scoring.
Donln. Oregon pitcher, had the
situation weu in hand for fire In
nings, allowing not more than one
hit per-lnnlng though in all that
time he registered no strikeouts.
A tew horseshoes helped him out.
Moye's Triple Gives
Bearcat First Ron v '
3ut In the sixth, the lone hit
was enough to bring la a run for
it was bui Moye s triple scoring;
Gribble who had walked. More
was out trying to stretch It. In the
seventh Willamette picked up an
other run when Commons singled,
Kostka of ; football fame letting
the bail get away so that Com
mons reached third. Egelston
dropped a neat bunt for a squeeze
play and Commons dented the
Plate.
. That set the stage for the big
rally In the eighth, which opened
with a screaming home run drive
to left field by Walt Erickson, ty
ing the count. Gribble singled and
Moye sacrificed him along; Com
mons was credited with a . hit
when Garbarino couldn't decide
where to throw. Commons pro-
Gross - Word Puzzle
By EUGENE SHEFFER
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, 23 Eagle's nest
25 Pastry? ,
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ceeded to steal second while the
first baseman held (he ball, v -Squeeze
Play FalU 1
Amd That's Lucky
now all was ready for a squeeze
play to bring In the winning Tun;
but - this time - Egelston couldn't
reach the . ball, and "Duke"
Shaneman threw to third to catch
Gribble who had come more than
half way home. Shaneman'a throw
was wild and both runners came
in. -'v.-''
The game was marked by a
hitting revival by four men who
had been somewhat In a slump:
Erickson, Gribble, Moye and Com
mons, c" ''-& '"'. - ":-';r
The much-postponed game be
tween the same teams at Eugene
will, be played next : Wednesday,
and if Oregon doesn't win that It
will have to survive a fourth year
in which no Z baseball victories
were scored against Willamette.
The score:
Oregon AB . R H
Vail, If .........4 10
Clausen, 3b ...v. 4 0 0
Hoage, 3b ....... 4 3 1
Cheater, lb ..... 4 0 2
Shaneman, c ..... 4 0 1
Kostka, rf ....... 4 0 2
Garbarino, ss . . . 4 0 0
Chatterton, 2b 3 0 0
Donln, p ........ 4 0
Totals
Willamette
35
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0
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0
1
2
0,
2
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0
11
Oravee. 2b ......
1
0
2
2
3
2
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1
19
Manning, lb .....
Pemberton, If ...
Ertekson, cf
Cribble, 3b
Moye. ss
Commons; rf
Egelston, .
Btrca,
Totals 22 I
Score by Innings:
Oregon ...... .002 00 100 3
Willamette ....000 001 13 5
Stolen bases. Vail, Hoages 2,
Kostka. Commons. Sacrifice hits,
Egelston, Moye. Bases on balls oft
Donln 4, Burch 2. Three-base hit,
Moye. Home 1 run, Erickson.
Double plays. Commons to Ora
vee. Struck out, Donin 1, Burch
7. Umpire, Dwight Adams.
McMINNVILLE, Ore., May 24.
(AP) Pacific university
won both games of a double head
header here today with Linfield
college, 1 to 0, and 4 to 2, to take
the western division champion
ship of the Northwest conference.
The double victory won the Bad
gers the right to go to Walla
Walla, Wash., to play. Whitman
for the conference championship.
Pacific ............. 15 1
Linfield ............. 0
McKeel and Critchfield;
ener and Brostrom. .
Pacific 4
Linfield 2
McCoy and Critchfield;
and Brostrom. ; -
3 3
Mich-
S 0
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9 Arab
rabian rarment
10 Musical note
11 To hold a conference
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last of the Stnart sovaraiaasT
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20 Liquid measure
21 To ventilate
23 Request
24 Aa artificial universal Ian
5 fumbled true '
27 To spread hay for drying
2d Askew
81 Hoted English, collegiate town
35 Forest tree ' " -34
Wham did President Roosevelf.
appoint as Secretary of tha
Treaaarr in hU cabinet? '
85 To total
38 Musical note -
38 Conjunction
40 Born
41 Aaultanate in Arabia
42 Compulsion
44 A wingNMcnoa ot an aero
plane
4S Caaaa Is the capiul of what
larva Grecian bUnd?
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AO WU kaa 1mm Am Snaalr.
or of the Honse of Reprasenta-
tivoe to bo elected Preidnt
ot the U. 9.T
60 Appendage
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Hollywood -Auction Defeats
1 Elks, Salem Linen Wins . ;.
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The moon change having ap
parently brought an 'end to rain,
the Salem Kitball league, got
down to business ' Wednesday
night and played two games right
on : schedule- that is. on the new
schedule, the original one having
expired with few games played.
Hollywood Auction played Its
first game of the season and de
feated the Elks 13 to 3 In a slug-
feet which saw one player on each
team contribute a home run;
Schelbner of - the Elks and Bob
Kelley of the Auctioneers. .
Hollywood 12 19 2
Elks u X 8 12 6
R. Kelley and Hartley;, Lem-
raoo, ueaseman and Cross.
Salem Linen , Mills deefated
Kingsley lee In a tight duel, 4 to
I. All of the runs were scored
in the flrsVtwo Innings and the
teams settled. down to air tight
ball thereafter. .-Both pitchers
showed excellent possibilities.
Salem Linen 4 JL0 2
Kingsley Ice ... , 18 3
Serdoti and McCaffery; Mor
ley and Meyer.
The new schedule, on whieh one
game Is already postponed. Pade's
Grocery vs. Teachers which was
to have been played Tuesday,
follows:
May 25 Western Paper vs
Kay Mills, Teachers vs. Artillery.
May 26 Kingsley Ice vs. Ar
tillery, Salem Linen vs. Capital
Journal.
May 39 Elks vs. Salem Golf
club, Hollywood Auction vs. Kay
Mills.
'June 1 Teachers vs. Salem
Linen, Elks vs. Western Paper. "
June 2 Western Paper vs.
Pade's. Capital Journal vs. Teach
ers.
June I Pade's vs. Elks, Salem
Linen vs. Artillery.
June 6 Kay Mills vs. Salem
Golf, Western Paper vs. Holly
wood Auction.
June 1 Pade's Grocery vs. Sa-
len Golf. Valley Motor vs. Capital
Journal.
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WHEN HE ARRIVED THERS H3 FOUND
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Portland Hoists Gonfalon
Celebrates
Second Victory Over Seals
COAST LEAGUE
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Pet.
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.133
.563
.561
.530
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Portland ...29
Hollywood .......28
Los Angeles ......27
Sacramento ....... 27
Mission ..........26
Oakland. 24
Seattle ........... 16
San Francisco ....IS
PORTLAND. May 34 (AP) .
Portland celebrated ita first pen
nant raising in 19 years by defeat
ing San Francisco, 6 to 3, here
today, to make it two straight for
the series.
Sam Gibson, former Seal pitch
er, was unhlttable on the Port
land mound until Bottarinl hoist
ed a homer In the seventh. The
8eals added one more In the ninth
Inning. The Beavers started out
with a three-run lead la the first
inning added two mora In the
sixth, and completed their scoring
with one la the eighth.
Parrish and
! Leslie Nines
s Clash Today
Parrish and Leslie Junior high
school baseball teams will ' clash
tor the second time this season
at 3:30 p ' jn., today on Ollnger
field. Parrish, with only one de
feat to date in the triangular race
with Leslie and Sacred Heart
academy, will be certain of at
least a tie for top place if it wfas
this game, and will have a chance
to tie even if it loses, by winning
the third game from Leslie.
In 'their first game Monday
night, witnessed only by the par
tlcipants, the coaches and the bat
boys. Parrl&h won 11 to 2. They
started In the rain and It kept
on raining through the fifth In
ning after which, requirement for
a legal game having been fulfill
ed, they called It a day.
Leslie is expected to make a
better showing today it better
weather prevails, for It gave Sac
red Heart a hard tussle recently
and the academy boys hold one
victory over Parrish. Browning
for Leslie and Serdots for Parrish
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Eddie Mulligan had a big day
with two stolen bases and George
Blackerby hit safely tor his 31st
consecutive game. City and county
officials and a squad of regular
army, soldiers participated in the
pennant raising, celebrating Port
land's 1933 championship.
8an Francisco ....... 3 : 9 1
Portland 6 14 0
Henderson, . Freltas and Mc
Isaacs; Gibson and Palmisano.
Los Angelee ,......,.6 13 9
Seattle .............9 16 1
Newsom, Herrmann, Buchanan
and Cronin; Radonlts and Brad
bury. Oakland ........... .6 13
Mission ......9 13 8
Walsh, Gabler and Veltmaa;
Johnson and Fltxpatrick.
Sacramento ........ f 8 1
Hollywood 11 14 1
Vlncl and Wtrts; Shellenbaek
and Basaler.
wfU
be- tho motrndsmea again to-
day.
108 JOIIiiSOil HITS
PHILADELPHIA, May 24
(AP) In a game abruptly ended
In the sixth by a thunderstorm,
the Philadelphia Athletics today
defeated the St, Louis Browns, 7
to 4, and ran their winning streak
to six. A five-run rally in the
fifth put the A's ahead after Boh
Johnson hit hi second homer la
as many days.
St. Louis 4 5
Philadelphia 7 6
Hadley, Knott and Ruel; Gain,
Claset, Grave and Cochrane.
Detroit
3
1
10
Washington
Bridges and
er and SewelL
1 9
Hayworth: Weav-
Cleveland at New Tork post
poned, rain.
Chicago at Boston postponed,
rain.
Tha Diving Wasp
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- EtlrHTOttS A6Q Tf.TJ 6AV3 YOU THAT
5KEWELL. BANQUET AND FRESEriTEOMXIWTVl
THAT DIAMONOSTUOOED OLQ WATCH I ITS
ON3 WEEK AcrO TODAY THAT YOU LEFT FOR
MEXXO CITY TO UV3 rTUI3MTl.Y AND HERS
YOU AREDAC4 ALREADY! DO YOU REAUZS
THAT WE CHtPPEO IN RYSPOLLARS EACH AND
l975iS? rod TH3 WATCH WT-6AVE
"Chatter on the ball field is
Insisted apoa by most managers
and coaches, bat somehow we
ever could quite see the point.
Maybe, . after all, the.' pitcher
does seed aasmrance from bis
mates that they are "behind
him, physically and - Spliitaal
ly. Perhaps also the reminder
that they are there, helps him
to forego disastrous attempts to .
strike oat all the batsmen.
Anyhow, we nominate for the
chatter championship Mr. Stanis
laus Kostka, gigantic right fielder
for the Webfeet. who is much
more impressive la a football uni
form than In baseball togs, though
not had in the latter. That big boy
booms his voice In from the out
field, and keeps on booming while
on the bench 4t must be deafen
ing to hie neighbors.
' -
As a baeeball chatterer, he
reminded a of a hoc caller, bat
ao doubt Is snore la keeping
with the gridlroa sport. So well
forgive him; that velco saay
come fa handy aext an tain a.
Mr. Kostka also set something
of a record la the ball game here
yesterday when he was put out by
a margin of lust 180 feet. Gar
barino, former American Legion
Junior player In these parts, drove
a terrific liner into tight field and
Kostka, on second, decided It was
a hit or maybe he thought there
were two down. So the big boy
hotfooted It for home and crossed
the plate Just as Commons, who
had made a great running shoe
string catch, lobbed the ball in to
Oravee for a double play.
Strange coincidences The
Bearcats beat Oregon and lost
their rfianro for a Northwest
eonterenco title the same day.
They haveat lost a aeries to
MANAGERS TO MEET
Managers of teams la the
southern Marlon county division
of the Mid-Willamette Valley
Baseball association will meet to
night at 8 o'clock at the Stayton
Hardware company store In Stay
ton.
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anybody yet, bat wffl, have to '
beat Liafield Friday to maintain,
that record. .
The principal of one of the jun
ior high schools objects to a story
which appeared oa the sport page
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Tuesday ansnt a bat shall game be
tween north, and south end youths
Sunday, because it mentioned they
were from the junior high schools.
She emphasises that the schools
do not sponsor Sunday baseball
and did not sponsor this game.
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