DAILY EAST OHEUONIAN. PKVDLETON, OREGON, TIU KSDAY, Jt N'E 22, 1911
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SPORTS
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Chicago 11, Plttslnirg 1.
Chicago, June 22. Chicago batted
Pittsburg's pitchers nil over tho field
and won easily yesterday. Mclntyrc
held the visitors to four scattered hits.
The lone run of the visiturs was the
result of a single and two errors. The
score: , It. H. E.
Chicago 14 17 4
Pittsburg 1 4 3
Mclntyrc, Hichtr and Archer, Gra
ham; Cainnitz, Steele, Hendrlx and
Gibson.
St. I.oiiIh 5, Cincinnati 2.
Cincinnati, June 22. St. Louis won
from Cincinnati yesterday In easy
style. The home team made many
errors at critical times. Salleo pitch
ed well and received fine support.
Score: H. H. K.
St. Limit" 5 9 0
Cincinnati . .' 2 6 5
f-'a". e and Hllss; Suggs and .SIc
Lcan. Clark.
Now York 1, IWMon 0.
New York, June 22. New-
shut out Hoston yesterday, scoring
three runs In the first Inning on two
bases on balls, hits by Murray and
Merkle and Jones' error. Doyle's
home run In the seventh added the
final tally.
Score: R. H. E.
Boston 0 7 1
New York 4 8 1
Weaver and Kllng; Mathewson
and Myers.
Philadelphia 2, Ilrooklyn 1.
Brooklyn. June 22. Philadelphia
won from Brooklyn yesterday In 16
Innings. The visitors tied the score
in the ninth and won out on Luderus'
single, nn out, Seanlon's wild throw
end prolan's hit, ,
Score: R- H. E.
Philadelphia 2 6 2
Brooklyn 1 9 2
Alexander and Dooln; Scanlon and
Bergen.
York
AMEItlCAN LEAGUE. P
Clilcngo 4. St. liuU i.
St. Mollis, June 22. After two were
out in the eighth inning yesterday
Chicago fell n Pulty and scored three
runs and won the third game of tho
series.
Chicago 4 8 0
St. Louis ...2 8 2
Walsh and Block, Payne; Pelty and
Cl.lllv".
I lost ot i 11, New York p.
New York, Juno 22. Boston hit
both Fisher and Andy Coakley free
ly yesterday and took the third game
front the locals, Klllllny got into
trouble in the eighth and was relieved
by Wood.
Score: H- E-
Boston 11 IT 1
New Y'ork 3 5 3
Klllllny, Wood and Nunamaker;
Fisher, Coakley and Blair.
Washington 1-1, Philadelphia 2-6.
Philadelphia, June 22. Philadel
phia won both games of the double
header with Washington yesterday.
The Visitors made costly errors in
both games, while Morgan and
Coombs pitched effectively for the
homo club. , - '
First game: It. II. E.
Washington 1 3 2
Philadelphia 2 9 1
Gray and Ainsmith; Morgan and
Thomas.
Second jrnmo: Tt II E.
Wnrhington 1 ', ;
Philadelphia 9 0
Groom and Street; Coombs, and
Lapp.
Detroit 5, Cleveland 3.
Detroit, June 22. Detroit's timely
hitting and Lafitte's fine pitching In
pinches gave the locals a victory over
Cleveland yesterday. Cobb hit safe
ly in his 31st consecutive game.
Score: R. H. E.
Cleveland 3 2
Detroit 5 9 5
Hlandlng and Fisher; Lafitte and
Stanage.
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.
Standing; of the Teams.
W. L. Pet.
Portland 44 43 .379
San Francisco 4ti 37 1 .5Ti4
Vernon 41 4 1 .5n0
Oakland 4 3 41 ..112
Sacramento 36 43 .4.16
Los Angeles 33 49 .402
Results Yesterday.
Oakland 8, Portland 1.
Los Angeles 2 Sacramento 0.
San Francisco 6, Vernon 5.
Ilcnvers Lso to Oakland.
San Francisco, June 22. Harl
Maggart, repentant and willing to
turn out for morning practice, spong
ed the record of misdeeds off his
slate yesterday when he came hack
into the Oakland toani and In the first
Inning batted a home run and scored
a team mate, Later In tlig game
Maggart scored again, his efforts real
ly contributing three runs to the
eight chalked up for Oakland against
the one tally registered by Portland.
Not satisfied by his batting contri
bution, Maggart, in the seventh, made
three putouts, preventing Portland
from making a hit in that inning.
Portland scored its lone run In the
first Inning,
Score; . R. II. E.
Portland . 1 2
Oakland 8 10 2
Kucstner and Murray, Kuhu; Pla
ter and Mdr.e.
Angels 2. Sacramento 0,
Sacramento, Cal., June 22. After
cutting off three threat-tied Angels'
runs between third and home In the
first eight Innings ami pulling' out of
several holes when the visitors looked
dangerous. Sacramento lost a shutout
gamo In the ninth inning yesterday
when Maloney's muff of Aklns" fly
opened tho way for two runs on sin
gles by Dillon and Smith. The locals'
inability to lilt was still in evidence,
three hits being all that were gath
ered off Crlger's deivery.
Score: R. H. E.
Los Angeles 2 8 2
Sacramento 0 3 4
Crlger ui: i Smith; Fitzgerald and
Thomas.
Frisco 1, Vernon .I.
Los Angeles, June 22. San Fran
cisco won from Vernon ycH.rOay 6
to 5. Vernon came from behind with
a ru-h in the seventh, and scored
four runs, when Miller was replaced
by Henley, who quenched Hogan's
hopes of winning in short order.
Stewart pitched a steady game against
his former team mates. The features
of the game were Burrell's batting and
a lightning play by McArd'o, who
picked Patter-, n's hit to second ' If
the grass with one hand and scooped
the ball to f rst a step in advance of
the runner.
Vernon 3 13 2
San Francisco 6 11 2
Stewart and Brown; Miller Hen
ley and Schmidt.
NORTHWEST LEAGUE.
Stniidlnj; of the Tennis
W. L. Pet.
Spokane 4') 24 .623
Taeoma 40 24 .623
Vancouver 39 24 .619
Portland 29 34 .4 G'J
Seattle 2S 34 .432
Victoria -13 49 .210
Results Yesterday.
Seattle 3. Spokane 2.
Taeoma 13, Portland 8. ,
Taeoma Swamps Portland.
Portland, Ore., June 22. Both
teams had a regular batfest yester
day. Taeoma batting a little the oft
ener and thereby winning. Garrett
was knocked out of the box after he
had allowed nine hits, two of them
for home runs in the first three in
nings. Atyixfeyer, who succeeded
him did a little better, only four
runs being secured off him. Portland
started to bat Uiggins in the fourth
and pounded merrily away at him for
five innings, netting their eight runs
therein.
Score: R. H. E.
Taeoma 13 17 4
J'ort'unU S 13 2
lliggins and Seibt; Maxmeyer and
Bradley.
Seattle 3, Spokane 2.
Seattle, Juno 22. Seattle landed on
Kraft in the seventh inning yesterday
four two base hits counting three
runs and won from Spokane 3 to 2.
The visitors were held to five hits
and two runs by Fullerton, who was
wild at times but effective in the
pinches. Both teams played a good
game ill the field.
Score: R. 11. E.
Seattle 3 0 0
Spokane 2 3 1
Fullerton and Shea; Kiaft and Oi-t-dlek.
Hasty.
Mrs. E. W. Croup, mother of Mrs.
George H. Upthegrove, is visiting her
daughter for a week at Hermiston.
Mrs. Croup is from Walla Walla.
J. Lamhrith of Pendleton was a
Visitor to the project town yesterday.
'He was" looking after his land inter
ests here.
Carl S. McNaught went by auto
mobile to Umatilla this afternoon, ac
companied by William J. Bown who
recently purchased land of the Max
well Land & Irrigation company.
Rev. T. J. Hazleton of Portland is
looking after the inter
!. L :-Timons Prison League
: is trying to have a
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secretary of the Umatilla River Wa
ter Users' association from Hon. F.
C. Brainwcll that ile expects to visit
the proj'-it town sometime next week.
He will make a few days' stay.
C. K. Bland Is home from one of
his extended trips. He will leave
again next week and expects to be
gone several weeks, making his ter
ritory. Mr. Bland Is traveling for a
merchandise company out of Spo
kane and one of the largest and best
lace companies in the United States.
BRIEF BREEZY NOTES
ABOUT ECHO PEOPLE
(Special Correspondence.)
Echo, Ore., Jvfne 22. J. G. Thom
as left Tuesday for Filer, Idaho,
where he will erect an alfalma meal
mill and install the machinery in the
same for the Filer Alfalfa Mil! com
pany. Mr. Thomas was accompanied
by F. W. Godfrey and C. S. Corder,
who will assist him with the work. I
Miss Malissa Briggs, who spent
eight months with her foster parents
in Iowa, surprised her many friends I
by unexpectedly arriving here the
first of the week. Miss Briggs will
visit this week at this place and
Hermiston and leave on Monday for
La Mesa, Cal.
Attorney R. R. Johnson was a busi
ness visitor here monday from Pen
dleton. W. J. Stapish returned Tuesday from
a visit with his family at Walla Wal
la. L. L. Hunter, deputy stock inspec
tor of Wheeler, Morrow and Gilliam
counties, is a visitor here yesterday
and today. '
Louis Scholl, Jr., returned Tuesday
evening from Walla Walla.
Bert Logsdon and Chas. Frledly
are attending court at Davenport,
Wash.
Miss Quintilla Matthews and Miss
Hazel Gillett came down from Pen
dleton Monday and were met by T.
D. Matthews, who took them out to
his Butter Creek farm.
Hugh D. Smith was a visitor at th
county scat yesterday.
Mis:; Iluih C'ark is visiting ii Pen
dleton. Tho; R s-i. w h has been sick th
p'st tax -lays, s gradually Improv
ing. Preston Hammer Is here from Cor
vallis on a visit with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Hoskins are at
Freewater attending the campmeetinf
and annual conference of the U. B.
church, which convened there yes
terday. Supt. L. W. Keeler and Principal O.
A. Cannon of this place, are attend
ing the teachers' examination in Pendleton.
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(Special Correspondence.)
Hermiston, Ore., June 22. Miss G.
Heath and Ruth Skinner left today
for Portland, from there they will
go to Santa Cruz, Calif., to spend a
short vacation.
J. D. Rice and J. K. Shotwell
spent several tluya in Spokane the
first of the week, on their return they
were accompanied by Mr. Larson and
Mr. Downer, who are interested in
Hermiston lauds.
11. M. Gunn, J. A. Yeager, August
Bensel, Mrs. Byron O. Monkmaii,
Miss Lucy Carson, Miss Clara Bry
ant are Hermiston teachers taking
county examination in Pendleton this
week.
W. J. Warner, local attorney, spent
today in the county seat transacting
business.
J. John and son have arrived from
Akron, Ohio. Mr. John recently pur
chased 10 acres of tho Skinner land
from the Orchard company, of which
I. C Holland is local manager.
Mrs. James Loudenstager, who was
seriously Injured In the motor acci
dent some weeks ago, is still con
fined to her bed, but is getting along
nicely.
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