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DAILY EAST OREQONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON MONDAY EVENING, APRIL 26, 1920.
Herond ; and Arte-
CLASS TRACK TEAMS (N
West Enders Have 8-Point
Lead Over Lincoln While
High School Winners Take
58 and Easily Outstrip Rivals
fli-Hl; C. llnlmlcl
burn, third.
DivlHiou H 60 yard tliiHh, I). Ire
land, first; ISng ns Kye, necond; and)
Bdwiii Sharp, third. High jump, H. i
Allen, first; G. Gordon, second, and L
Hhevll, third. Broad Jump. D. Ire- j
land, first; H. Allen second and Ktiff '
On Hie, third. HaHeball, D. Ireland, j
first; J. Cordon, hoooimI and W. Monro,
thrd.
Division C, 6fl ynrd dfish. J. Cordon j
flrHt, II. Hart fining, second;, and V. i
j Fowler, third. Hrond jump, John
j Morton, first, and Hen Qlifptf. second.;
BatUl, Ben Crlcps, first; J. Luck,,
second, nod H. Harthronf?, third.
D. MoChM Im Winner.
Division I), 100 yard dash. I... McCee, ;
first : T. Hi moot on. second, and I?.
BUCKAROO INFIELDERS
RESPONSIBLE FOR WIN
of 18 to 6. The contest was loosely
. played and the twin city team sh wed
J a marked superiority over the Garden
OH nine.
At Athena, Hell continued its rcc-
ord of baton undf'jiied this season
I by taking the Athctian-s into camp by a
score of 14 -to 5. A large crowd from
the Hellx-Ather.a-Weston country at
i tended.
GAME 10,000 FANS SEE
Pilot Rock Succumbs, 9 to 2, in
Opener When Crews, Olson
and Carey Bunch Hits With
Cowpunchers' Errors.
FOOR BREAK 48 CLAY
BIRDS IN SUNDAY MEET i
PORTLAND, April 26. Portland
n'-sed out Ixw Ansreles, 2 to t, by a run
hi Its hulf of the ninth before a Sun-!
clay crowd of 10. 00(1 fans. Moth Pol- I
Kon and AldridKe. pitched masterful
baseball, Portland RettlnK thrM hits
nd IXiH Anucles two. A wide throw
to first base hy Haney, with tbr banes
nil in the ninth, let in the. winning
score.
Too much Olson Comes pretty near
Hr-nclrickH, third. Hlsh jump. W. j explaining- the victory of Pendleton
Newton, flrnt; T. Slmonton. second nnd I over Pilot Hock Sunday ut Hound-Up
W. Christopher, third. Broad Jump, j park, in the opening same of the Blue
II. Crawford firm: I McOoe second i Mountain aeasoji, 9 to 2. The Rncka-
rcsent the
sectional meet to be held hero
Saturday.
Following Is Ihe score, for grade
and high school classes: Hawthorne,
77; IJncoln, B9; Washington. 31; Field,
li Juniors, r.K; seniors, .'!; sopho
mores. 20; freshmen, 3.
High point men for the high school
sir. 1,it,ii ylnmi.lcrs and I-iwii
Warner who each won 1 points. The Adams Mytinxer. second, and M. Kup
.eeor.la of the meet were ens. third. Baseball, M Wyrlek, first.
..t. i.,. ii, n, .1.1,,, .., mi,,, vnnli- IJIvidnn I', BO yard dash, T. Keane. I
.i ,n c.. ...i i.v i..r. Terlesoii who "n! B. Marty. liecond. and Helle
,. .h mil., in ft minutes 4H seconds.. Hrundnge. second nnd M. Iayne third, j
l u'nis uiul Winners.
The events of the grade meet and ;
i ntru.
HJjrii school Events.
Hawthorne school and the Junior
class of the high school won the cham
pionships at the city echool track meet
held Saturday afternoon at Round-Up
.....I, m.m .l..r.l,ln.l u'hn will reit-
I Lul nr ffli.lrfMih.i . .,,.) it,. ! ri.OM second liMwmnn , i, I i,,i ,
Pendleton schools in tne . ... . -- Zt. . Z . . 7 271
next 1 relay, asnmgton and nawmorne nen - ' " 'i oon, one ,i mtjn ior liiu cn-cuii,
for first and Lincoln won third. j 'n five times at bat and scored four
Ortade girls Division A, 2". yard me team's nine runs. He also
daub. Fiances Isaac, first nnd Thelma I nnmlled nine chances with hut one
McOormmaeh. second. Haseball. Thel-r boot.
I ma Umbvsk. first, Frances Issue sec- ''"'' and Carey were close behind
ond, and Mercedes Rprague, third. i ll'eir teammate in clouting the offer-
Division P CO yard dash. .VI. Wyricl;. "K ivennison and .Meruit, eacn
first; MoO.rhimai-ll second, nnd M. ""nerini- Hirer' nits, one or Careys event
ooins a triple. The Pucks amassed 12
bits, all told, while Warmuth, recruit
pitcher, held the Cowpunchers to 6
bits.
RsndkMon Scores in Ilrst
'I Division D. 100 yd. dash, Thompson, j Pendleton started scoring In the
first; A. Marr second and O. Shill. ! onoos. ,su,. nRin iu on'"
i field and went to second when Gilbert
the winners are: I . ' i let the nnll trickle throife-h his legs.
Grade B.oy"r-DlvUlon A -25 yard. iiign .,,t ins. Hnvs hit one to right field on which
dash. Morris Temple, first, and Golden JII(h achoo 0ja ony The order (Gilbert made another error and Olson
Keane, second, uaneoaii, M. Micnaet, n wnirh lhe boys won p.lre,, given in scored. Five runs were put across in
i, succession: J the third on four hits and two errors
Four scores of 4S out of a possible 50 i
were made at the traps yesterday In j
the third shoot of the Pendleton Hod j
& Gun ( lub. Attendance was cut
down from somewhat by the large
number of devotees who went fishing
Tigers Take Two mid Series.
LOK ANG.KI.ES, Cal.. April 26.
Vernon won both games with Sacra
mento, the morning contest 14 to 3
and the afternoon r, to I. These victo
ries also gave the series to the Tigers.
In the
, i .. but f-,ir Bi,n,i ..it i ne morning game was won
was at the traps nevertheless. inni"K. hen Mitchell singled
Lee Matlock. John MeNurli'.i. Claude ! WPnt "econd on Chadboiigne's sac
Miles and F. W. Ijumpkin weie high rifke and "cored on Fishers single
guns for the 00 birds, each bringing; Edingtnn wtis safe at first on McGaf
down 4ft. Omer Stephens of Athena. 1 Venn's error. Fisher going to second
had undisputed possession of second
honors, scoring 46. In the doubles
Dr. Ingram had high score,
making IB out of a possible 24.
The scores of the shooti-rs who shot
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00 yard dash. Snyder, Heck, J. Saun-
ders.
100 yard dash, J. Saunders. Snyder
i and L. Warner,
220 yard dash, H. Warner, J. Saun
ders, J. Terjeson.
High hurdle Straughn, J. Saunders
A safe and harmless preparation .and C. Saunders,
to relieve the pains of Rheumatism, I Low hurdle, I Warner, Snyder and
Sciatica, Lame Back and Lumbago is ic. Saunders.
Hamlins Wizard Oil. It penetrates i Mile run. Terjeson. Klrtley. Righy.
quickly, drives out soreness, and lim- ; javelin throw, L. Warner, Jaynes
bers up stiff aching joints and muscles, i rj, BaSnder.
You will find almost daily uses for . Shot put, Terjeson. Klrtley and War
it in cases of sudden mishaps or ac- ; ner.
cidents such as sprains, bruises, cuts, ; High jump. c. Saunders. J. Saunders
burns, bites and stings. Just as re-i:in,i stnaughn.
liable, too, for earache, toothache, nrond Jump Straughn. U Warner
croup and colic. and C. Saundfrs.
Get it from druggists for 30 cents. p0l vault. Holdman, J. Saunders
If not satisfied return the bottle and .,ml Saunders.
get your money back. I nelay 440 yard. Seniors. Juniors
Ever constipated or have sick head- and Freshmen,
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pleasant little pink , pills,
juaranicco.
and Hyers.
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Phone 455
"If it's in the Market We Have It."
Smith, Pilnt Rock centfr fielder, con
trtbtlted Ijirpely hy dropping a fly ball
from Warmuth's bat that wa "In the
well."
Pilot Rock looked danporoua In the
third when U. (Jilbert Kft to second
brcAiiJip deisel muffled his easy fly to
left. J. Gilbert followed with his sec
rnd hit, a single to the pitcher, the
ball being- too hot for Warmuth to
field. Pickett clout ed one to center
field that fffll good for two hfixn and
scored the two Gilberts. ITe substi
tuted a runner at first has without
first obtaining consent of the umps,
bowover, and wns allowed only one
I ;isc on the hit. Plrkett retired to thl
Juncture on account of a turned. ankle,
Pturtevant u.muk to riht, R. Gilbert
to third and J. Gilbert to second.
Warmuth Mlntry With litis
After the third, when Pilot Rock
Vot half of its, hits. Warmuth allowed
but one hit in the sixth and one in the
i ninth, Jn the fifth, sixth and sevenths
only three men fsced him each Inning-.
A dmible play by Pilot Uock in the
MM inn preyented almost certain scores
by Pendleton. Amnion was on first by
virtue of an error by J. Gilbert.
Oarey .hit a liner towarda second,
v hlch Pickett just reac hed and e.isily
doubled Amnion off first. The clout
as ticketed fr about two bases Into
right center. The Bucks came back
v.ith a double. Crews to Olson to Carey
in the third, nipping .Smith and Royer.
The nme was kept moving right
alnng, with a good-sized crowd and
perfect weather as accompaniments.
It was devoid of thrills, the ump
wasn't crabbed at, nobody staged any
boners and there were no tense mo
ments. The number of errors was
high, duo partially to the rough spots
In the field, although most of the
boots in the outfield were from muffed
titan. Umpire Miles called balls and
strikes to the satisfaction of all and
kept the game moving right along.
Outfield Can Stand Strength
Manager Spell's team looked good
both at hat and in the Infield. A little
shifting of the outer works probably
wilt bolster that department. Pans
wero pleased with the coolness and
judgment of 'Mlockey'" Warmuth in
the box and look to him to win several
j more runtcMs this soasoa.
at f0 or more birds follow;
Name Shot ut Uroke
Iee Matlock r0 48 I
John McXurlln GO 48
Claude Miles 50 48
F. W. I-ampkin 50 48
Omer Stephens 50 46
A, P. Knight 50 44 i
P. I Ingram 50 4 3
C. G. Matlock 50 43
. M Despain 50 39
ri. M. Hanavan 50 3d
T. H. Panfield .50 33
L, G. Rice 50 28
Smith singled, scorinrr Fisher: Rorton j
hit a sacrifice fly to KIdred. FMington,
pooling after tho catch, and Smith
scoring on High's single.
In the afternoon game victory came
111 the third, when Mitchell walked,
took second on Chad bourne's single
and Edington, tripling to right, scored
both.
Satt (i. San Frii nelson 3.
SEATTLE Wash.. April 26 The'
'nreest crowd In the history of local j
baseball saw Seattle win Sunday's
rame, 6 to 3. the attendance being 1
15,000, or 2000 more than the opening j
day. Hitting in the pinches won the j
game for Seattle. The Seals outhit Re- !
(Py Associated Press.)
DAY TON" A. Fla., April 26. Six
world's records for automobiles were
broken here Sunday by Tom Milton in
his 16 cyllnded car. The events were
sanctioned and supervised by Ameri
can Automobile Association officials.
Milton covered one kilometer in
.14.65; three miles in 1.12.18; four
miles in 1.20.14; and five miles in
2.00.04 Previous records, held by
Ralph DePalma. wer: one kilometer
14.86, three miles 7.15.04: fonr miles
1.39.77; and five miles 2. 04. 58. Mil
ton also reduced his own world's rec
ord for the half mile and the mile do
ing the half In .11.86 and the mile in
23.58.
on bases.
ball.
Rob Geary pitched good
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SAN' FRANCISCO, April 26. Oak- !
land and Salt Lake split Sunday's;
double-header, the Oaks -winning In j
San Francisco. 9 to 7. Holling, in the i
box for Oakland in the morning, has j
pitched five winning games. Gnisto '
sprained his leg while at bat in the
fifth innine this afternoon and was re- ;
placed at first hy Zeider.
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Pilot Rock A tX
It. Gilbert. rf-3b. . . . 5
Gilbert, 3b-2b 4
Pickett, 2b 2
Stevens, lb 4
Smith, ef 3
Rover, as 4
Hinkle, If 4
Alhrelcht, c 4
Keiinison, p 2
Hturtevant, rf 2
Rracher, cf 1
ftlcNutt, p 2
R H PO A K
10 2 12
1 2 2 2 2
0 12 10
(Ry Associated Press.)
MOSCOW. Idaho, April 26. With
the election of Grover Evnns of Am
erican Falls, Idaho, as captain of the
"niversity of Idaho baseball tea m,
practice is well under way by the col
legian nine. Hitting practice is a fea
ture of the preliminary brushing up.
and the pitching staff, which was for
i time hampered by cold weather, is
expected to show marked improve
ment with the coming of warmer
days.
Rreehears of Caldwell, Carlson of
Lewiston Forn of Boise and Kauff-
man of Ritzville, M.ish, are rewarded
as promising material for the pitcher's
mound.
MONTANA TRACK SQUAD
SAID TO CONTAIN BEST
MATERIAL IN 4 YEARS
SHOOTING TEAM WILL
SHARE BRITISH EVENT
(By Associated Press.)
MISSOULA, Mont., Apr' 26. Fol
lowers of the colors of the University
of Montana on the athletic field pro
fess great encouragement over the
I prospects of the varsity track team of
I this season. Available material Is de
jclared to be the best for the last four
years.
I.yle Hodson, track captain, is con
sidered a star performer, and a score
or more of field and track contestants
are in sight to back him up. The
sipiad is said to be especially strong in
the sprints, with a considerable num
ber of distance runnels In prospect
and two or three good men out for the
j weight events.
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Summary
Two base hits. J. Gilbert. Ttoyer.
Three bnse hit. Carey. Home run.
Olson. Stolen bases. Hinkle, Newton.
First on balls, off McNntt 1. struck
out, by Jvennlson, 3; XcNutt 4: War
ninth, 5. Passed balls, b" Albrelcht.l.
Left on Pases, Pilot Uock. S: Pendle
t. n. :.. Pouble playa. Pickett to Stev
ens; Crews to Olson to Carey. InuinK
pitched by Kennison. 4: MeN'utt. 4.
Hits, off Kennison, R. McNutt 4. Huns
responsible for. by Kennison, 2: Mc
Nutt. 2; Warmuth. 1. lofent charKed
to Kennison. Time of game. 1 hr. 40
llilns. rmpire. Miles.
Twin P leu and Hcttf Win
At Walla Walla, the opening same
went le Milton-Krcewuter by u score
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