Morning register., July 13, 1922, Image 6

MORNING' REGISTER,' EUGENE,' ORE., THURSDAY,' JULY 13, 1922
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Seals Score Seventh Straight
in Defeating Seattle
jCH'IC COAST IilCARI K
! Vernon 60 80
, Ban I'VnncJsco . . . .' 61 3S '
Snlt Uko 49 46
. Oakland . '. 49 61
lxi8 Angeles 48 62
.Seattle 45 63
Portland 43 63
Sacramento 39 61
I 1.08 ANGKLKS, July 12. Uw An
Rclos defeated Portland, 7 to 6, hero
. today in the opening game of the
'.. aeries. The Anftels clinched tho frame
. in the eiKhth limine- when Deal doub
led, scoring Baldwin. The Benvcra
Bianco a rally in the ninth, four con
' socutive hits netting two runs.
The score: a. H. E
. , Portland ; 6 12 a
; Los Anffolcg 7 16 0
i Batteries: 1-evcrens and ElUott;
Thomas, Wallace, . Dumovlch and
Baldwin.
,-' SAX KKAXC1SCO, July 12. San
(Francisco scored its seventh strnlKht
to 1. The Seals won the game In the
, first limine, when Gardner tempo
rarily boarded a balloon and' allowed
..four hits. An error and two stolen
bases on top of the hits let In five
runs. After that Gardner allowed
. only three safeties.
The score: n. H. E.
Senttle 1 6 3
.San Francisco 6 7 0
Batteries: Gardner and Tobin; Scott
Vernon takes Both Games
SALT LAKE CITY, July 12. Ver
non won both games of . today's
double-header, 7 to 6 and 9 to 3. The
first game was featured by three home
runs by successive Salt I.nlcn hnman
In the. eighth inning. Kiclln, Strand
and Lewis knocked the ball over and
.tied tho score. 6 all. In' the ninth,
with two out, Hyatt knocked tho ball
over for the winning run. Dell had an
easy victory In tho Eccond game.
First game: R, H. E.
Vernon . n .
Salt Lake ... ." e 10 0
Batteries: Doyle, Gilder and Mur
phy; Blaeholdcr and Bylcr.
Second game: R, H. E.
Vernon 9 15 0
.Salt Lake 3 9 1
Batteries: Doll and Hannah; Gould
and Jenkins. 1
s Sacramento Drubs Oakland
. SACRAMENTO, Cal., July 12.,
Sacramento pulled another game out
jiero toaay in tne second
encounter of, the series against the
Oaks, the contest running to H in
nings, after Brown's four-ply clout,
with one on, had deadlocked the com
bat In the ninth. Howard's men broke
the tin in Ih. 1111. 1 r. ,7.
crossed the plato behind Koehler'e
singlo to left.
;vJSh8 icoro: R. H. E.
vunmilu .....,... 4 11 9
Sacramento 5 lt 2
Batteries: Arlett and Koehler; Shea
and 8tanagc.
s :'")!' r
dM&h y .safe
V- ; , ; . v2l ' 7"2 Hill iiu n iMT't. rtimt nwey aw.'
playiiifT third for tho Postoffiro nine,
landed on tho spheroid for a fonr-buK
transient ticket and brought in Fussett
nnd Simms during the Inst canto. Six
inninjnt were played. Ward pitched
for tho Bankers und AtcFadun served
n the mound for the Postoffico men.
i Thle ntmiilnn- 41. n 1,,.I . .
Honors will meet the Buroer-Dentiats
On Iho Oamutm -t.l..n. 1... 1 1.
at the university, nnd tho Hardware
and Fuel Dealers at the fair grounds.
All fin 1 111 rt a n ra mi In i r. ih. 1...
and it is believed the games this even-
win De exniuuions or real ball
Playing:. The men arc getting into
shape now and are showing flashes of
ST.
ffEUDOFLUE
Cleveland Pounds Two Boston
Pitchers for 20 Hits
AMKRICAX LEAGIT:
St. Louis 49 3V
Detroit ."". .!!".!! 43 39
Chicago 41 39
Washington '...38 42
Cleveland 3g 43
Boston 35 46
Philadelphia .33 44
Pet.
.590
.566
.524
.513
.475
.469
.432
.429
NEW YORK, July 12. St. Louis re
tained the American league lead to
day by defeating New York In a bit-
.uuipaicu .jjiime. 1'rueir, college
'"V"11' .iu ,uin inree times In
thn ninchfts- nnm leiih i, 1
... v.,u .ltl U.1SV3 IU1I.
Sisiers Biugle in the eighth with the
".iif e Kame tor at. Louis.
4uiuiKi nu nis iist no me run.
The score: n. u. E.
Ol. JL.UU13 f JQ
New Vnplr j
Tin t tot-ioc TJ....V.1 ' r'l . '
forth and Severeid; Hoyt, Murray and
considered tho leading contenders fur
the 1922 Iruiis-Mltuiipstppl golf cham
pionship, came through the first two
rounds of elimination matches tuday.
Von Kim was not pushed in oither
round, winning from Clarence Peters,
Omaha, in the morning, 5 und 4, nnd
from Ralph Peters, Omaha, in tho
afternoon, $ and 2.
The present champion sliced two
strokes from par for tho first nine
nu.ra in ins uiici-noon rouna. piavtng
flawless golf. Ho had Wrdies on the
fifth und ninth.
Knepper caught a tartar in tho
morning round in the person of Jimmy
Ward, of Kansas. It took tho Iowan.
ullst after having him three down at
we turn, ivnoppcr was missing his
putts nnd Ward was missing from tee,
hlit mil L l,w i-nwipbul.!.. . 1
from ut least one bunker on each hole.
TENNIS STARS WILL MEET
WII.lilAMS' AX1 UTOROP I'l.AY
VOIt VMVKHSITV IIOXOUS
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Sigman Connects With Home
Run in Final Frame
. The Garagemen added another vlc
.tory to their limited string yesterday
evening when they opened up all ex
.nausts and burned up the Standard
uu toners of the Twilight league
with ten counters to their opponents'
two. A system of alternating pitchers
m daziled the Standard oil batters
that they had considerable difficulty
In connecting with the Varied twisters.
aragemon wore Koepp,. Delf and
Marshall, each pitcher going in for
two Innings. Qulnn drifted the leather
across tho plate for the Standard Oil
men. . .
: The second league game played last
Hlght was staged on the university
grounds and the Postoffice boys nosed
.out the Bankers by one counter, the
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Clcvelnnd Wins Over Boston
TtOStTnV I.. 1.. 10 .
- r, ' ' J icveiann
pounded Pennock and Karr for 20
...i. uc.tnuiiK noston. Joe Sewell
made five clean hits in as many times
kirr ... IODoea over the
ball in the last of the ninth when Bos-
: , " uiiu nix mis, one a
homer by J. Harris, over the left field
,ibc...uu une on Dase.
.::r is.
vifveiana jj 20
7 14
t- . V." "'--Kie ana u'iselll
Pennock, Karr and Ruel, Lynch.
Pabcr Turns Ilack Wnslilnelmi
. WASHIXGTOX. July 12. Paber
'ui scaiterea
m -"'cago winning easily
The score: r. h. E
Chicago 4 10 ,
Waahfngton i I J
Philadelphia I.OSC8 to hrtmli
I'HILADELPJIIA. July 12. De
troit rtpfi.ot.rf rKii.t.. . .
mitiuviimia touav.
Hellmann hit his 14th homo run of
the season In the ninth with two on
times , mad "V0 hIta ln as man'
Detroii . . . ' . -, -
Philadelphia '.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.i s 2
Batteries: Dauss and Manlon: Nay
lor and Bruggy. .
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KNEPPER, VON ELM LEADING
GOLFING DtO qo.ME THKOUGII
FIRST TWO HOUNDS
OMAHA, Neb., July 12. Rudolph
Knepper of Sioux City, Iowa and
George Von Kim, of Salt T n! o rS.,7
Dr. Ron WnUnnio l ....
HlU.Jll Rnlnn. i.. .V.! o i
.. ,1( o.iiiiiiiui svsaiuii
at tho university, and C. Lathrop, one
Of thn sltl.lnnto tiilrt., 1 i.
will meet in the finals of the tennis
luurnament ocins neld under tho li
rection of the nhvRimi f.,inutinn
ItartmPIlt. Ijtthrnn u-au ...
tho summer session tennis games last
jear ana no won tne right to meet
miliums ln the finals by de'catlng
J. H. White, Tuesday, by the stralKht
scores of 6-2 and 6-2. Williams de-
leaieo u. w. Ager in the semi-finals
several days ago. -
l)r William. I I
political science at the University of
. uiiiojiviuiia, js n t. nivcrsity or Ore
Ben graduate. While attending tho
unlvprnltv linr. ha n..
uthlettcs. especially In tho pole vault,
at one time being near . a world's
record.
Twenty-slit entered the tennis tour
nament nt lha iinli..,H,i.. i .
Players who are to meet In the finals
were picked through a scries of elim
ination games. Tho date for tho
chamnionshln mutch Tnfl nn .. t
sec, ,
RAIN WINS OVER GOLFERS
QUALIFYING ROI NDS AT GTiKX-
ai HI TODAY
(By the Associated lJressi
(J LBXnOK Ilia 14 r t
ed from testinsr their skill todny he
causo of the rains which rinnA.i flt.A
course, more than 100 irnifoni in.
morrow will play- the qunlifytnj?
.u..uo it. uutiunai open gold tour
nutrient nn tho. ...
the low 24 ncorers and ties for 24th
sum mio tne nnnis, scheduled now
fnr ITrfslnv ntA i
Tomnrmw'a tiiavsH .iti .
v.. uuiu iinu una. section or ap
proximately 325 entrants. 55 having
J. - u lueHaay. To
day 27 entered the charmed clrclo hy
Virtlt A nt Ihroo n 1. 1. .
while yesterday the official records
....u cvtrn At quaiiiyinfT. Today ft
take In the score of Charles Thorn of
ew iorK, ana ne was charged with
153 fitrnlfPW Inaicnil nf 10 mv-1
In four other players who had made
vllle; Frank McNnrmn. Ortega. Flor-
uiuie ugR, woronnqter, Mnflffi
chunetts, and A. F. Hackbarth, Chicago.
LE TO
IT RUSH IF GIANTS
Phillies Capture Both Games
rrom 6t. Louis
NATIONAL l.VAKrK
W T.
Xow York 4 ?it i
St I nil la ii
'ChlrnRO .41 38 '
v-1 lie i ii mi 1 1 .j;; 33
Urooklvn 4( o
rittsburir .tit J3
IMiilailolnhla , 2X 45
UoKtun as 47
CHICARO. July 12. Crmr 1 Alex
ander wna unabla to atop New York
imj nun (.nicaKo iook n secomi tto
fent. Tho leaRuc lenders outplayed
the loCltlH ln thn difoitMn nn.l th..r nt.
tuck wn opportune. Vnd Toney hail
littlo difficulty holding KUlifer's inun
safe, as the fielding behind him was
The score: - R. H. K.
New York a m n I
Chicago. . . .. , . v 1 8 3 I
iiatterle: Toncy and Snyder; Alex-
uuuv-i, oiuuiuDu aim u t urrcii. ,
rimllimlu lib... r- ...
.......... aiw j ii w aillllltV I
ST I.I .ITIH till.. l 4 ri... in. mi I
- . - i iiu ii 1 1 nun I
dof mi toil thn r'nt-.iitmi.. i.. ki, A i I
wi tuu.iy s uouuie-ncaner. The loss, oil
the first Knme broke the locals' win-l
ninp streak of elKht atralht. RoKer
r'tirns iv nit hia -ii.i hn,..nf f n.n
season in the sixth Inulntr of tho first
irnmo lUlnl, Tl I !...- x.,..
" vv uiiiiinj IMIIti Mitt
v.u haiia- in hut' mvnin ninniff or ino
elOKillU- lTlimo Willi n .trllir. Inlo
wf,ni, nvifi dvuiq.
rirsi enme: n. K. B.
Philndolnhld B in n
i. iiOUia 2 8 3
naileries: Meailows and Peters;
Aortn. Ha r root und McCurdy.
becond pa me: n. II. K
. IIMXU1.I HUB, .. O 11 I
St. Ixiiils 2 7 0
oihutich: mnff anu witnrow; her-
nrnven Aim lit Drtih Plrnim
PTTTltITtJfI !.!. 14 m -n
ton Tirnvnn nrriitn flnfaniA.1 1lul.. 1
today. Ycllowhorso outpltched Wat-I
cnucai nnie, itonwcr s rumble siying I
f mu runs. i
The score: R, h. E. I
uoston 4 7 j
ruisnurg 3 13 j
V- .. . "lou"' "inier ana mid-
ttuii, leiiownorse ana Uooch.
rtvpivv a Tt t.:i.. 1.
fldfontf.il Rrnnb ,!.. n
wv... 1 j ( iwua). yununue
by the first two men up ln today's
sum;, uui mcreaiier in visitors were
Crlmnu u-..u ml Ul I 1 -1.1 . . .
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Hrnokkn . -
Cincinnati 4 9 1
uatteries: Grimes, Brier, and Miller.
Deberry; Donohuo and Wiaeo - "
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