1AHjY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, BRECON. TUESDAY, MAY 2, 1911.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
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W. It. Pet.
Philadelphia 11 3 .786
New York .'..8 6 .15
Pittsburg 8 S .616
Chicago 9 C .00
Cincinnati 4 6 .400
Boston 6 10 .BIS
St. Louis i 7 .800
Brooklyn 4 10 ,286
ItoUadrtphla S, Boston 1.
Philadelphia. May 1. Philadel
phia's victory over Boston, 3 to 1, to
day was due to home run drives by
Magee and Titus, the lalter'i hit also
scoring Alexander.
Score: . R. H. E.
Ronton .....1 6 0
Philadelphia 8 13 8
Brown, Parsons and Rarlden; Alex
ander and Dooln.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
W. L. Pet.
Detroit 13 3 .867
New York 7 5 .683
Washington 6 8 .600
Chicago 7 7 .600
Boston 6 7 .462
Philadelphia 6 7 .462
Cleveland 6 10 .876
St. Louis 4 11 .267
Detroit 1,1; Cleveland 5.
Detroit, May 1. In a loose and un
interesting game, detrolt defeated
Cleveland today, 14 to 6. The hard
hitting of Jackson, Lajoie and Gaynor
and Cobb's base running were the
features. Detroit has not lost a home
game this year.
Score: R. H. E.
Cleveland 6 18 6
Detroit 14 16 1
Kaler, Harkness and Land; Cov
ington and Stanage, Casey.
Boston 8, Washington 3.
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Boston. May 1. Timely hitting In
the fourth Inning after Washington
had secured a lead on one run won
for Boston today, 3 to 2. Two sin
gles, a wild pitch, a sacrifice and t
double caused Groom's retirement at
the end of the fourth Inning.
Score: R. H. E
Boston , 3 9
Washington 2 7 1
Karker and Nunnemaker; Groom
and Street.
I'ltl lT MEN FAIL
TO GET A lilXGI.E
.
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.
Standing of the Teams.
W. L.
Portland 19
San Francisco ....19
13
14
Vernon V
.16 17
Oakland 16 17
Sacramento 14 16
Los Angeles 12 19
Pet.
594
.(76
.486
.485
..67
.387
No games scheduled yesterday.
NORTHWEST LEAGUE.
Standing of tho Teams.
W. L. Pet.
Spokane 13 1 .929
Seattle 9 4
Tacoma 4 9
Vancouver 7 5
Tacoma 4 9
Portland 4 10
Victoria 3 11
.692
.308
.583
.308
.286
.214
Spokane Wins Again.
Spokane, May 2. Spokane won its
eighth straight game yesterday de
feating Tacoma in the first game of
the present series. 6 to 3. Willis was
steady while the Indians hit Bert Hall
when hita were needed.
Score: R. H. E.
Tacoma s 8 3
Spokane 6 11 1
Hall and Burns; Willis and Hasty.
Seattle Defeats Victoria.
Score: n. H. E.
Seattle 8 12 0
Victoria 7 11 0
Skeels
Roche.
and Shea; Starkell and
Portland Drops Another.
Score: - n. H. E.
Vancouver g g 0
Portland . 3 8 0
Erlckson and Lewis; Tonneson and
Harris.
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I'VInk PltrlicH I'lrst No Hit Gamo Thin
KeaHon Elnul Sc-ore Ih 9 to 0
Milton Pluyern Muko Many Errors.
Athena, Ore., April 30. Frlnk,
pitching for Athena, Bhowed the Mll-ton-Freewater
team and Its fans how
he could hand out a no-hit and no-
run game to them. Had 11 not
been for three errors on the -Millars
nut a Milton player would have
reached first, but three men got
there and only one of them got a
look at second. Niles, playing for
Milton, tried to steal, but he was too
fat and too slow and Pelland on sec
ond caught him 15 feet away from the
bag. The Millers tapped Halgarth al
moBt at will and Brown got a three
base hit besides Pelland and Picard
both hit a two-bagger. Five scores
was the most made at any one inn
and nine hits was all that Athena got
off of Halgarth. In regard to errors,
they should not be mentioned for it
is a shame to tell how many Milton
made and the Millers made three. It
seemed that every time Milton got
hold of tho ball and started to throw
It In a hurry they would toss the bull
wild and somebody woul steal two
bases or someone would Bcore.
The story of the game Is something
like this.
Milton's first man struck out. Res
er put a hard bee-liner over Clark's
head and the 11' tie fellow on nrst
made a high jump and caught it
with one hand. M:lton again struck
out.
Owens started things off In his usu
al way by getting a hit right over
third; was advanced to second by
Clark on a bunt and Clarke beat out
his bunt. Frlnk put a little fly to
the pitcher and Clark was cou.ght off
of first. Pelland was put out on a
grounder to the pitcher.
This Inning is short and sweet
three men struck out, and Athena
again came to the bat.
Picard put a fast one to the pitch
er, who only touched it and second
failed to recover the detracted ball
in time to put the runner out. Pi
card advanced to second on a sacri
fice by Lleuallen. Bundy hit a fly
to first and Picard stole third and
made home on a bad throw to third
by first.
Brown closed the Inning by strik
ing out.
Storm for Milton put a fly into Pel
land's hands; Darling hit another to
Owens and the next man struck out,
thus closing the first of the third.
Depeatt knocked a long fly to Mil
ton's one armed man in left field and
I was caught out. Owens went to f'.rst
I on a fumbled grounder at third and
I he then stole second. Clarke failed
1 to beat out a missed third strike, but
I Owens stole third. Frink beat out a
slow grounder to third and Owens
scored on the same deal and Frink
proceeded to second on a bad throw
to the pitcher by the first basemai
Pelland struck out. ,
With a grounder to first, one to
1 second and then one to first again,
Milton finished up their part of an
other Inning.
Picard got to first on . the third
strike. It being a low ball, and was
advanced to second by a sacrifice hit
of Lleuallen. Bundy struck out and
Picard" stole third. Brown got a hit
out back of first which scored Pi
card. Depeatt fanned.
With a strikeout and two grounders
to Pelland on second, Milton again
failed to reach first.
Owens made first on an error of
the shortstop and failed to reach sec
ond on grounder of Clarkes, but
Clarke made It safe. He reached sec
ond on Frlnk's grounder and Frink
made safe by an error. Clarke stole
third and then home on a passed ball
by pitcher and some bonehead throw
ing by Darling. Frink made second
on the same errors and went to third
on a hit by Pelland, but he was
caught between third and home in
an effort to steal home when Picaro.
hit one on the ground and beat it out.
He promptly went to second on a
passed ball but died there as Lleu
allen was retired on a grounder to
Storm on second.
Storm struck out. Darling did the
same, but Brown dropped the third
str ke and Clarke duplicated the
play on first, so Darling reached the
first bag, and it was the f.rst bag
Milton had seen. We heard that he
was to receive a leather medal for be
ing the first man to get to that first
base. Darling should have two med
als coming for he got to second on
a sacrifice hit. Then the next man
struck out, thus making three of
them and the first of the sixth was
over.
Bundy hit one over short, was advanced-
to third by hit by Brown be
tween first and second. Depeatt was
retired by a grounder to pitcher.
Owens made It to third all right on
the same error and got home on an
other passed ball by Darling. Clarke
got first on an error on third; Frink
was retired on a grounder and Clarke
stole second. Pelland was walked to
first and scored on a two base hit by
Plcar. Lleuallen was put out on an
other grounder. Five scores was
enough for one time. Fink really
got a two base hit but his umps did
not see It that way and called the
drive a fowl, although it passed in
side of the fowl line..
Itesor started the seventh inning
by being caught out on a fowl fly to
Brown and the next two men struck
out.
Bundy put out a long fly to center,
but brown rapped out a three base
hit. Depeatt knocked one out to cen
ter ad Brown scored on the fly. Ow
ens was put out by another fly to
right field.
Nlles got first on nn error by De
pent. The next peg up was cusht
out on a fowl fly and SMrni struck
out. Niles got cute, tried to steal sec
ond and was enuglit very easily.
Clarke made first and second on a
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missed fly by Bundy In center, but
the lucky fellow was caught off first
on a fly to Clarke. The third base
man came to the bat and was retired
by a grounder to pitcher. The game
was over and Milton had been badly
hut out.
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Milton 0 0000000 0 0
Batteries Frink and Brown; Hal
garth and Darling.
WESTON BALL TEAM
MAKES STATEMENT
Weston ball players and fans take
exceptions to the Walla Walla ac
count of the unfortunate ending of
the game in the Garden City Sun
day. Accordingly they have prepared
a statement of their side of the af
fair which has been subscribed to by
Jack Keefe, captain of the Weston
team. The statement appears here as
It was received over the telephone
this morning:
To the East Oregonlan
The report in your edition of yes
terday and dated from Walla Walla Is
entirely misleading and lacking In
Important details. Weston had been
playing rings around Walla Walla and
;had had been rung several times.
which had aroused his ire. He made
the assertion that he would get the
Weston first baseman and, on his at
tempt to do, he received a well-deserved
pair of swollen optics.
After the smoke of the battle had
cleared away, he remarked that he
would spike every one he could,
though his language was anything but
choice, and he proceeded to carry out
his threats Immediately. He attempt
ed to steal second but was thrown out
by six feet. Thereupon he threw his
spikes into Blomgren, catching him
Just above the hip and disabling him.
The Walla Walla fans had no sym
pathy with these tactics and cried
"Give the game to Weston," repeat
edly. Manager Bade then decided to
stop the game on the urgent request
of the fans, to which request Weston
acceded but only after assured of a
just deal and not a nine to 0 decision
against them. No mention was made
of playing the game over as we won
it in a gentlemanly and sportsmanlike
manner.
These are the facts to which I sub
scribe. J. E. KEEFE.
Captain.
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