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DAILY EAST OREGON IAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, MONDAY, APRIL 22, 1912.
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Newsy Notes From
the Sporting World
COAST LEAGUE GAMES.
W. L. P. C.
Oakland 15 4 .789
Vernon 11 6
Los Angeles g 9
.Sacramento 7 10
San Francisco 6 10
Portland 4 12
N. W. LEAGUE GAMES.
W. L. P. C.
Spokane 3 2 .600
647Tacomu 3
.471
.412
.375
.250
Vernon 4-1, Sacramento 2-8.
Los Angeles, April 22. Vernon won
the morning game by bunching hits
off Gaddy In the fourth inning and
lout In the afternoon through Inabil
ity to hit Williams. Knight succeeded
Gaddy and In the four remaining In
nings allowed only two hits.
Until the ninth, Hltt allowed only
three, scattered hits. The patched
up Vernon Infield furnished a weird
exhibition In the afternoon game.
Morning game: 11. H. E.
Vernon ..4 7 0
Sacramento 2 6 0
Hitt and Agnew; Gaddy, Knight
and Hart.
Afternoon game: R. H. E.
Vernon 1 8 2
Sacramento 6 13 0
Carson and Sullivan; Williams and
Cheek.
Portland 3, rrisoo 5.
Portland, April 22. After pitch
ing superb ball for five Innings yester
day, Harkness went to pieces in the
sixth and when the gong sounded It
tolled out five runs for San Francisco.
Temple was sent In to finish the game
and held the visitors scoreless, but
Henley was pitching In good form and
Portland was able to gather but
three.
Score: R H. E.
San Francisco 5 7 0
Portland 3 7 1
Batteries Henley and Berry; Tem
ple, Harlcness and Howley,
I, os Angelo 3-7, Oakland 4-4.
San Francisco, April 22. Los An
geles and Oakland broke even yes
terday. Both games were sprinkled
with heavy hitting and plentiful er
rors. Los Angeles led all the way In
the afternoon game. Oakland went
to pieces In the ninth. Scores:
Morning game: R. H. E.
Lng Angeles 3 9 3
Oakland 13 1
Page and Boles; Malarky and Roh
rer. Afternoon game: . K- H. E.
Los Angeles 7 10 2
Oakland 9 7
Halla. Tozer and Smith; Pope and
Tledmann.
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Portland 3
Vancouver 3
Seattle . 3
Victoria 2
3 .500
3 .500
3 .500
3 .500
3 .400
Seattle Wins froi Portland.
Seattle, April 22. In one of the
most exciting 11 inning games ever
seen here, Seattle defeated Portland
3 to 2. With the score 1 to 1 in the
eleventh and one man out, Portland
got two men on buses and Mensor
scored on Strait's infield out. Crulk-
shank, batting for McMullin, opened
for Seattle with a safe hit. Raymond
walked and the next two men went
out. Stiddello came to bat and after
two strikes and three .balls had been
thrown hit for two bases, scoring two.
Score: R. H. E.
Seattle 3 6 2
Portland 2 8 3
Fullerton und Shea; Doty and Har
ris. Vancouver I, Tueoma 0.
Tacoma, April 22. Tauomu and
Vancouver opened the Northwestern
season here yesterday. Clarke of
Vancouver won a pitchers' battle.
Score: R H. E.
Vancouver 1 6 0
Tacoma .....0 4 0
Clark and Supu:veda; Sehmutz and
Crittenden.
SMkaii4 7. Victoria 3.
Spokane, Wash., April 22.
Spokane won a slow game from
Victoria yesterday, 7 to 3. thereby tak
ing first place in the Northwestern
league pennant race.
Victoria 3 9 3
Spokane 7 13 0
Berger and Meek; Cochrane and Os-tdiek.
AMERICAN' LEAGUE GAMES.
W. L. P. C.
Boston 5 1 .833
Chllndelphla 4 2 .667
Chlcago 5 3 .625
Detroit .4 4 .500
Washington 3 3 .500
St. Louis 2 6 .250
New York 0 -6 .000
Score: R. H. E.
St. Louis 3 7 3
Chicago 8 13 2
Batteries Powell, Allison, Lake
p.nd Stephenson; Peters, Walsh and
Cock.
Napa Defeut TIjferH.
Detroit, April 22. Bill Burns went
to pieces in the tenth inning and De
troit lost a heartbreaking pitchers'
battle to Cleveland. Butcher's one
handed catch featured.
Score: R. H E.
Detroit 0 5 2
Batteries Kaler and Easterly;
Buerns and Stanage.
NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES.
W. L. P. C.
Cincinnati 5 2 .714
New Lork 5 3 .625
Philadelphia 4 3 .571
St. Louis 4 4 .500
Boston 4 4 .500
Chicago 3 4 .429
Pittsburg 3 5 .375
Brooklyn 2 5 .286
Iliils Itcat St. I'.oiiis.
Cincinnati, O . April 22. Cincinnati
bunched five of their nine hits in the
sixth Inning and defeated St. Louis.
Esmond's home run with two men
on bases in the sixth was the feature.
Score: R H. E
St. Louis 1 6 0
Cincinnati 7 9 0
Batteries Steele, Woodburn and
Bliss; Fromme and McLean.
Oibs Win frm Pirates.
Chicago, April 22. Chicago defeat
ed Pittsburg In the opening game of
the series. Cheney was In fine form
and held the visitors at his mercy.
Score: R. H. E.
Chicago 6 9 1
Pittsburg 0 5 1
Batteries Cheney and Archer;
I.eifield and Gibson.
American Association Results.
At Indianapolis Kansas City 5,
Indianapolis 1.
At Columbus Columbus 5, St.
Paul 3.
At To'edo Columbus 5. Toledo 1.
. At Louisville Louisville 4, Mil
waukee 3. (11 innings.)
Western Ixusne Iti"ults.
At Denver Denver 3, Lincoln 2.
St. St. Joseph 1, Des Moines 3.
At Omaha Sioux City 6. Omaha 0.
At Topeka Topeka 3. Wichita 1.
White Sox Tuke Series.
St. Louis, April 22. Chicago made
a clean sweep of the opening series
with the locals, winning the final
game. In .the sixth with one out, St.
Louis had two men on bases. Peters
was relieved by Walsh, who held the
homo team hltless for the remainder
of the game. 1
Benefit for Titanic Survivor.
New York, April 22. A large crowd
saw' the New York Nationals easily
defeat the local American league team
In a game played yesterday for the
benefit of the survivors of the Titanic.
The receipts were $9425.
Score: R. H. E.
New York Nationals 11 12 1
New York Americans 2 10 5
Maxwell, Fullenwlder and Wilson,
Harley, McConnell and Fisher.
OMiMt laffue Club for Seattle.
Seattle, Wash., April 22. D. E.
Duedalo. nresident of the Seattle club
of the Northwestern league, has no
objection to the entrance of the Pa-
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M. A. GUNST & CO., Ino.
clflc Coast league into Seattle if he
is permitted to conduct both clubs.
The Coast league directors havl
announced their intention of asking
permission to place a club In Seattle
In exchange for the privileges given
the Northwestern league, of main
taining a club in Portland.
"HOME HUN" BAKER
HAS IT OX "TV" COnil
Post Office IxiMirtment Ha Chunked
Name of Florida Place from Cobb
to Baker.
Washington. "Home Run" Baker
put one over on his rival for baseball
honors, "Ty" Cobb and Postmaster
General Hitchcock Is being blamed by
the friends of the "Georgia Peach"
for It.
Orders were Issued at the postofflce
department today changing the name
of the office at "Cobb," Fla., to "Ba
ker." Whether Baker's remarkable
showing in the world's series had any
thing to do with the change is not
stated. ,
The followers of Cobb are indignant
at the action of the department. The
score between the two men now stands
13 to 5 In favor of Baker. There are
thirteen offices named Baker in va
rious sections of the country, while
Cobb has the honor of having but five
named for him.
AT THE PICTURE SHOWS
Orplieum.
n exceptional good program for
Tuesday's change. Four full reels of
the best pictures.
1 "The Governor Who Had a
Heart." Vitagraph. Browden In
e'ected governor of his state, with
the understanding that he will pass
the bill in favor of child labor. The
bill is passed but before he will sign
it he gives a banquet and invites all
the leading politicians. When he
comes to speak he presents a child
who works in one of the large shops.
He contrasts her with his own little
daughter. His associates are so ash
amed of themselves they endorsed
that he veto the bill and promise to
sustain his campaign against the evils
of the system.
1. "Her Uncle John." Lubin.
Grace, who Is engaged to marry, one
morning is going to work when she
drops her hand bag, a fresh young
fellow hands It to her and trys to
scrape up an acquaintance with her.
He is very persistent and in many
ways tries to press his suit. Finally
he is cornered and treated to a
thrashing by the girl and her Uncle
John.
3, "Hoodooed." Lubin. John
Brown breaks a mirror and is told It
means seven years bad luck. The
Hoodoo can only be removed by hav
ing some one break a mirror like the
one he broke.
4. "True Love." Eclipse. The
course of true love never did run
smooth. Robert and Grace are en
gaged but when Robert's parents
hear that the young lady's fortune
had been greatly reduced by a lawsuit
they are very much opposed to the
match.
R. "An Arizona Escapade." Essa-
nav. Brig Harris, a renegade Mexl
tun, cast off his sweetheart telling
,tr he is tired of her. Harris and a
rial have a shipment of ore from the
Catspaw mine to be left over night
at the house of Barnes, the town
agent. A plot to rob Barnes' house
is instantly laid.
Musical program.
1. Chanticleer Rag. Albert Gum-
ble.
2. Play Dat Rag. T. Leomonier.
3. That Italian Rag. A. Pianta-dosi.
4. That Hypnotizing .Rag. F. F
Zittel.
5. Alabama Shuffle Rag. R. Barton
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"Tempted but True," Imp. Story
of a village girl who tiring of country
life went to New York and became
the near victim of a bogus marriage.
Her country lover came to look for
her and although spurned, perse
vered and managed to break up the
fake marriage. The girl and her true
lover then return to the little village
and happiness.
"Animated American Weekly." The
20th century wreck, one of Central
fast trains goes into the Hudson.
Steamer Bedford sinks In the Ohio
river. American Aviator fall into the
sea from aeroplane. Two steamers
meet head-on in dense fog in X. Y.
Bay. Oil steamer burning and sink
ing in New York bay. Monastery
buildings burn at Bardstown, Ky.
Speaker Champ Clark caught by the
camera. Dr. Mary Walker and suf
fragettes in Albany, N. Y. Police
dumping lmense lot of fire-arms in
X. Y. Harbor.
"The Field of Honor," American.
One of the funniest comedies that ever
happened, that Is running over with
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The Pastime.
The home of good pictures. Vita
graph feature for Tuesday's chnnge:
"Nemesis," Vitagraph, featuring
Maurice Costello. Cast Dr. IJicl
ard Adams, Mr Maurice Costello;-Hob
Carter, man of wealth. Van Lyre
Brookes; hb wife. Miss Rose Tapley;
Carter's stenographer. Miss Leah
Baird. By subtle inducements and
defamation of young Dick Adams,
Bob Carter, a well-seasoned and
wealthy profligate, succeeds in per
suading Nell Carter to marry him and
break her engagement with Dick. Bob
tires of her after a bit, takes un his
old dissipations and deserts her. Af
ter this Diek is more bitter against
Carter than ever and the day of reck
oning conies about In a very peculiar
manner.
"Rice and Old Shoes," Lubin. An
excellent, strong picture. It is not a
romance, but a sophisticated picture
of real life. It is a feature, a fine
feature for cultivated people.
"The Kidnapped Conductor," Kal
. A fine bunch of pretty cowgirls
who ride well, Is what makes this pic
ture go. It also has a comic situ
ation and affords a good many
laughs. '
"A Victim of Fire Water," Ameri
can Patho. A typical western sub
ject of plot upon plot, with a rush
ing, breezy story that will grip you
"Outwitting Father," Kalem. A
rapid transit comedy with one hun
dred laughs.
Musical program:
v No. 1. My Konlcek, march two-step
A. L. Meresh.
No. 2. Kdyz Ja Lieb Spin (In dream
land) Waltzes.-
No. 3. O Zvonu, polka two-step.
No. 4. Venrlcko Ma (My Country
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No. 5. Pode Mljnem (At the Mill)
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"The Protection of the Cross," Bi
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man and woman suspected of murder
took refuge in a church and the
priest protected them. The struggle
In which the supposed murdered man
lost his life is then described to the
sheriff who then sees the suspected
ones are Innocent. Some good riding
and swell scenery.
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April 25, 26 and 27, to St. Paul and Minneapolis only.
To all points except Dallas, Texas, numerous dates, May 2 to Sept. 30
Limit 13 days on going trip. October 31, 1912, for return.
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