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MKHKOttn MAIL TI(IUrNK. MKIM'OlCt) OI.'KCON. MONDAY. A I'K 1 1 , 'JS. ISliU).
OAKLAND-SEAL
. '- ' . - - .. - IB U I
I L.1 11 1 11 1 I I UIUII
BATTING SPREE
AMERICAN WOMEN GOLFERS INVADE ENGLAND
1 . Jwh A
SETS A RECORD
Last Week's Efforts In-1
eluded 108 Hits By Oaks,!
84 By San Francisco)
Rain Halts Portland Game
( Hy the Associated Press.)
The only safety for : pluh'-r
ihi'St days is in Clio dugout. A
perusal of the Oakland-Sun Fran
cisco box .scores last week offers
added proof of this fact.
The Onka made 61! runs on 10S
hits, while the Seals made a .sim
ilar number of runs on 84 base
hits in tho seven-Kame series.
If that Is not n record of some
It i nil I'm Coast leaRtie bail, then
Ueoroation park denizens are satis-
fieri to forget the present ship
Kins K'nie for the tiffin pitchers'
battles of yesteryear.
Tite Oak took the series from
the Senls by one kiip. as the re
sult of splitting yesterday's double-j
header. Hrnle Lombard!, bis !
cwtehnr of the Oaks, ninnlehanded - j
lv wrecked the Seals' changes in
the morning by driving in oigM j
V tuns on five hits, including two
. inme -runs. The score was 13 to 7.!
In the afternoon the Seals ednd
oui a victory over their transbay
rivals, Vcoring a run in the eighth
to win, 8 to 7.
The Oaks finished the week at
the top of the Coast league per
centage column, one-half game !n
front of the Sacramento Senators.
Kolons-Angels Divide.
The Sacra men tans and the I.os
Angeles club split a double-header
played at "Wrigley field. The An
:els captured the first game, 5 to
2, while the Senators bagged the
seo-ind affair, 6 to 4.
Oscar Vflt's Hollywood Stars
caine br.ck to life after losine four
games in ft row to the Seattle In
dians. Tho Stars took the la.t
three games of the series from
Krnfe Johnson's troupe.
9,1 jrls3tfShi
1 MKi. U. HILL lSH j vinvoMMiM vwh wit .
!IN SEVEN TILTS
McGraw Men Only Unde
feated Team of Major
Circuits Senators Con
tinue Big Surprise.
GLENNA COLLETT
' AMOcltltrtl 'i t'AI ; M
H;rc are some of the stars on the American team o( women golfers who meet a team of Br.'lsh
women at Sunningdale. England, May 1 In an International match. They will also enter the Brh'sh
women's championship May 12.
BASEBALL OPENER ANGLERS SUFFER
DELAYED BY RAIN;! ILL LOCK DURING
LICANT
E
; Fishermen did nut bring bade
Rn!n and wet grounds caused . RO(J( ri1KU.lH ruilowlns yesterday
postponement of the opening of spent ulung streams aud lakes,
the Southern Oregon Uascbatl lea- j Kulny weather Is blamed for most
guc season yesterday, and the game ! 01 V iuck cucouniereu
Vance' -scheduled between Medford an I
Page, a yonn right-hander, h?l I
the Indians to one run and six hits
in tho first game, winning by a
count of 7 to 1.
,In the second half of the day's
program. Kmil Dye, former mg
O. T. Allison, for three years
i coach of the McM innvlille high
scbonl. today filed an application
j with the board of education for
I. ,.i .a i,,;.!,. ,,,,nii , iriui, I ini1 coacning iminiiioii hi ine ;itu-
1 i' .I ui 1 .,,i I ft I'd high school made vacant by
Ashland will be played Decoration j UPRaa falling there in the lorenoon
D Medford will officially open l ' 80on umlur n three-inch blanket. J1""11',1 'l1"1 Il7;' .contract. He
n.inn npvt Rundnv. nlnvinir the - i i u - u I intends to enter aviation.
AMhliiml team at thp fairgrounds. I ,. ..,.. u .,n,i mnui
Pourt llall. in chame of arrange -1 .h S...u-U ...I.r npplicant for the place.
the r
1 after
signation of Merrill Hagan,
he had been re-elected.
le;.gue mirier, scored an Impres- monts, plans lo make it a record , ,oniires waltins for the weixthr
-?ive 7 to victory "ina,..oMivK iireuKcr tor uuenuunce, nnu win
,w noi
Allison makes the third active
Curl K.
(lilmore, Oregon State college full-
I liack, and DarwJn K. Hurghcr,
pounded Hubbell, who' started fori have a bevy of hrf
Seattle, off the mound In the see- tickets this week.
ii('f iin.-l W 1 , , ,1 1 1 . . I ".ll'K, H I ill UitrWJIl IN. n IK IM,
aut'ie" tl ,k i0, M1;?,"11- a"mV ,le" ' "TH-""" l"ho bn-kotlmn ami
antics m-mini, vlhlblllty across tne lake wns ob-i, .,, ,..,,
1 sciucd. Itowever, Mr. Picbo caught
I lty 1 1 itKlt S. 1'UII.MIOM. .If.
I A!-MK-i:itfl l'ross Sports Writer
j .Ichn Mc(ir;iv iinti his Now York
i f'.iitnt.s once rnoro aro starttitK out
j to0 ups.'l tho liasobtill tlojto. Tito
I (Hants sttfforo.t sovc-roly fi-otn bad
isjuitiK trahtitiK woalhor tiatl sooltt
! 1 d duo for ;t lot of oarly boatings,
j WhorouiMtn tltoy stopped lo tbo
I front by winning sovon succoH-ivo
; pimrH and now aro tbp only nntlo.
j fotttod team in either major
I league.
I Tho t'.iants have shown every
I thlnt; a club noods to win n pen
I nam. The firsi throe games were
I olo.-o. but effective pilt hlliK and
I rllS- fioldinK it-ivp them the odt:
j Then titcy started hitting ami
I still retained the other points "t
I advantage. Four tiiant ilchers
i have none the fall distance In lite
seven pantos while the other three
could easily have lasted. 0
The HrooUlyn Kobins became
the H.vonth victims uf tho (Hunts
yesterday as tho New Yorkers bit
the deliveries nf Hill t'lark and
Johnny Morrison for 14 solid
IffoWH which produced a 10 In 4
score. '
The l'lttsbuiK l'irates. chief
throat to (liant supremacy, in the
National leiiKite. continued their
brilliant pioBtens by defeating the
champion Chicago Cubs. !l U S.
for their seventh straight victory, j
The Hoston Ilraves likewise
broke out a heavy bitters when
Utliieigh firlmen mnde his debut
ns a Hub pitcher nnd matin 17
blows good for n 13 to 4 victory
over Philadelphia. I
Tho St. Iotiis Cardinals used
their blows effectively, combining
them with seven walks, to bent
Cincinnati. 10 to S.
Washington llents .Vs.
Washington's surprising Sena
tors continued to strengthen their ,
hold on the top rung of tho Amor-,
lean league ladder by defeating
tho world champion Philadelphia .
Athletic!" for the third time In j
succession. 11 to 6.
The Chlcngo White ffox nnd St.
Louis Hrowns produced some stir-'
prising results In a hard fought (
battle that went to Chicago by a i
2 to 1 score. A record which had
stood- for !I0 yours without being; an assist.' '
seriously threatened, was equalled', Tho Detroit Tigers broke a los'
In this game when Clancy, While ng streak of seven games' dura-
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ond inning when they scored five: nmh the Medford and Ashland : neulV his limit u'n'tl said other till-1 t'",u'h at lltat Institution nro Sl)Jf fln(t i,nsc.mlm, went through Hon by hammering Wcs Terrell of
After playing four and one-half
Innings of even baseball, the Mis
sions and the Portland Ducks were
t-otnpelled to suspend further play
ing for the day because of ' damp
weather. "Dutch" I.eihoV and Carl
Mr.ys were tied up in a duel when
the g;-.mp was called.
(I'.y the Associated Press.)
a Coast.
the other two; Burgher, after
spending a couple of days In the
city, leaves tonight for the Unlver-
Stanford
university applicant will appear In
W. L. Pet.
Oakland 14 7 .007
Sacramento 13 7 .6r,0
l,os Angeles 1 1 s .57:1
San Francisco 12 a .r7l
Mission 11 r""
Hollywood S 1-
'Soaile S 13 .3M
Portland 4 10 .'222
National.
W. I.. Pc!.
New York 7 0 1.000
Pittsburgh 8 1
Hoston 4 3 -S1
Chicago " "
St. l.ouis T 7 .417
, Philadelphia 3 ..13:1
Cincinnati ' J p"'1
lirooklyn '2 "
America n.
W. L. Pet.
"Washington 2 .soft
St. l.ouis O fi 4 '(
Chicago 4 a
Clvel. nd r':,l!
Philadelphia 4 4 .fiOO
lloston -0 6 40"
Petrol; 4 S .333
New York " 6
I teams will u'e the fairgrounds, and i icis wure successful.
a result tins city win nave ni- Weather held back fishlnR In
.....ot nnt!n,ind iinil..v ll.Tsehiltl ' ! i n..i . ...
'i""1 j - , ,nH iiver aim iisii i,ui iiiuiuu lu r
The roster of Ihc four teams in! elthei. ,llko IUcs or e(!(,,, aiuiotiglt B"f, , ' " ,, ,,
tbo lonutio Is 11s follotvs: .1,.... i..i !...,. u.. 1.... o. n. .n .l 11 '" expected that
K'lii.mitli Falls Means, outfield-! t.. ........ t i......
.... M.nn. in ficl lev fn ,, ,,, i '" , h' " ' " " , , j " pClSlin tills WCck to file his n)dl-
cr: Means. Inricldei , vainudoro. 'i wn .nit ers found t ie r wnv to i ., , .?
niiflol,tn,- ; . . . ... . . . ; canon nil me local coiiciisnip.
oltlt leltlOl . 1 ljv ... ,.r(M,b nff tl,,. nimimt l.nkej .
.. - , , --"-- w. superintendent Jl. lledrtcK
road to lavored lishing holes, but ' ,,, ,,,, ..
will tin lit least
two weeks before a coach is select-
pitchers: Kills, Anderson, olltfleld-, , . , , n tr ., y the 1 . . "V"
' . ,...,. ...in,.. ! ! , "il lake our time in making tho
ers: Newton, utility . 'flsheiincn the satisfaction of a ,.,.,,, ..
. Iiend Kennedy, I.ogr.n and Al l . ,,,, stlect on.
ffn. outfielders; Hentfrow. llepyn. ! ., ,.,, n ,.!, H three applicants
!, .!,.. Corliei- iiifiekfers- Pit- 1 "t. s.iiinoii tun in lite iioj,u(. u,,.pn naineU, there have been a
l.uidge. c.eibei, nuieitriis i.u rver is contlnilillK nnd Is not ex-1 Muml , .ml,n(,,1,lono ,,,, fli ,OI.
banks, catcher: Itramelett. pitcher; tL,cll,a io 1.caL. s ,,., , . ' u" J of PPllcutions on file fot
Harper. Ilrown. Covert., utility. lhe llll(,lo , t lnon!h. lt ls mM l" 1 ' 1 ' "' .
Ashland Maloney. t dnlin. nuas.
Hulen. infield: Koalon. I.udwlg,
AW 'innt'nir and taking ' the Inst
game of the scries, 7 to 1.
Nineteen hits by tho Hoslon
lied Sox proved belter than Unite
in fielder: Shlpman.
Zachary, Inflelder: Zeil. outfielder, j
Petersen, infleuier: .Mann, catcner; th0 weather, with an inch or two
Hilton. Hooter, r-anoeis, .vi nse-. , nf ,...... nn . i. ron,i . was uafav-
V.'stenlny's C'im-t l-engm IJfsulls
rl:,- tlte .J-ssociatetl Press)
Swam, outfield: Kaufman, catclt-
or: Kanasto, Montgomery, Heel,
Marvin, pitchers, lioxle. untllity.
Medfoiil H. Dunn. C. Dunn. Va
lencia. Chester, infiil: Markle.
Bohls, I'.lT'Ckott, outfiebl; Droit
lotto, catcher: P.est, Vnlencla, pitch
ers: Dye, silvers, utility.
I lo lie the largest run in four years,
duting htitk lo the time that W. U.
0
(oleinan, state superintendent of
screeiifA Raid he suw an exception
ally lurub ntimber of salmon trout
making their way to the sea. This
I year thrive is another ijig. supply of
trout nnd in four yeais Mr. Cole
man expects a salnFon run equally
as large as the present one, ft Inking
I rout from four to five years to
find their way back to the stream
from whence they came after hav
ing reached the sea.
One of Aled ford's most noll&'o
fishermen, Krank Ovelman, failed
to wield his hook and hue yestor
day.
PREPATHLETES
SEI 5 RECORDS
IN RELAY MEET
KCC.K.NU, Ore.. April 2s. (Pi
High school nthlPtes of Oregon
j int.. lie is u i isnt'i nut?, oy iiho- ,in ihi e .nun, ne iiiiirKH io snuui
ityj'n null sol'ikis ii iiciu a iiy till oi I "i n in.-j .iiiiii iil wi e;iji
l;is time at tliiit sport tin weclttluyn, Slate college May 10 for the an
nual State coflege relays. For five
taking u rest from such recreation
match that wrestling fans' O" Stintliiy. lie is planiiin;
have boon anlicipnting for montlis
will present lid (Stiangler) Lewis.
heavyweight champion.
.". 'S "'. n. I ex-world
Al portlantt: r irst game ....... . ., ,d. at til
end 4i innings: rain, score. Mis- Kt,,rdv In a boot
Second gamoj' "O , .
tnal Wl coiniiioe i"o immiis i..
finish.
slons 1. Portland 1.
called &t. Double header today
At Seattle
First game:
Hollywood ..
Seattle
llatterloi
penu mi active season litis sum
mer nnd lias plans or reaching all
tits faiuwuy fish nls ill (he coun
ty, where lie can fish away from
I lit) proximity of rival nlmrtuls.
Mr. Ovelman. a retired sontlrn
It will be k-rmv's second ' irornian. has been in soul hern I
Calllo.
rcani.
Iimnnski nnd Cox. P.or-jning
Second game: It- H.
. 'lollvwood 7 10
.scuttle 2 6 1
" flatteries: Yde and F.assler:
Hubbell, Kunz and Collins.
new ii'cotds were marked by tip
the proppcrs in the annual l.'nl
veoiity of tiregon relay carnival
here Saturday. Another record
was tied. Two hundred and sev
enty athletes from 23 schools took
part In the hvitch.
The new records:
and Oregon rir a year hr so ami totlav ! H. .ioslln. Halter, new idiot put
. ; declared that if the local fishing I murk of 40 fret o Inches. Kormer
restairces were as well known recrn d 4.i feet It 3-4 inches,
around i.os Angeles as lie knows! Forrest o'Connell, Commerce of
them, anglers would be coming, into I Portland, new broad Jump mark
this setilon hv the scores from Hie I"' -'2 feet II Inches. Former, murk
ing many ma -hes. losing ""''! sunny , whpre fisi,l.rni(:n mn!t 22 feet 3 inches.
occasionally. his in si nt i. ..i. ' " tin vol 2tVu miles to streams that I tfnnt high, Portland, now roc
I southern Orotton for the ''1'!,nin , c.,,,.,, ,eglli to boast of the sliorsl ' d in half mSe. Time 1:68.0.
"I occurred last week a tne nanus ,,, la0Ka(!r marM!a , BO,l,cr,r
1 i of Dr. Kar Sarlio Is. ('.reek medic.
but Ki-use miiintnins he could j '
down Sarpolls in nnother attempt. Jl.. ftl;Z.M
Iwl." has iiosted niipearance e "vuuituuoc "t
nine innings without a ptttout or Cleveland for five runs in tho 1 tenth's seconti home run of thoj Yankees.
year, ' nlthough, .the homer cuml
with two on baso In the ninth in
ning and tho Sox gained nn 8 ti
7 victory over the New Yorlt
T II COMR O L
attempt with, the ex-champc
H. H. K. it t(tk I.fwin iver an huiir t(
1 3 2 di feat the Portland man in Can
1 6 4 ada a few monthi aco.
aRe and Severeid: Since ton Kn:e has len win
At os Angles
Kirst game: o
Siicruinentjj)
Kos Anpeles
, RattericH: Flynn -
lelnney nnd Skiff.
R. IT. K
money of J.100 to show in Medford, E v VY - , L;x
land hns ben Kiven a stiff piuir- v fUiertUfl mt
... r
and
S 0
Wirts;
11.
K -eond came: H
Sacramento 6 6 1
Lo Angeled 4 9 0
llatteries: Jones yid Koehler:
Home. Walsh. Hollint;. Haecht and
Warren.
1 "
At San Francisco
Morninc came: II-
Oakland IS 1" 2
San Francisco 1 3
Uatteries: Hurft nnd wmnarni;
nntee. resulting only in a ulipht jon
increase in prices, 'j here win aino . 4ihts,
be a fat preiimtnnryr opentntr me
evening's ( ntortainment at H:40,
nllowfnii store eniiloyes an optor
tunity to attend.
E.
llechfs "It ond lioune
a nif'lodranm of iny.z and
rum running in the wilds of Illinois
kept Fox ("ra
ter i an audi
ences In a mood
Former Itfme l:.r8.6.
Giant hlKh, new record In sprint
medley. Time 1:40 flat. Former
time I.40.H.
;rant hlKh, nnw record In dis
tanco meflley. Time 0:43. (J. For
mer redid fi: Ti4.
Tlie Franklin team of Portland
tied tho quarter. mile record al
4 4.fi.
ences In n mood :-J
of hilarity yes- ktf -f
t erday. -Iload- i
houne NlKhtM"
mint let lusty
humor with its
thrill. Charles
ItiiKKl'-x l I a ys
the rle of h
'hicano repor
ter who invades
C a n k n t ers'
WAf'-IIINOTON, April 2S. (At
Mi Doufral. MontKomery. Perr and Major Ceneml Lytic Brown, chief i h a n g o u t I n
tyton.
i
Kebn Oiling of iiutto Creek
hlgiiway completed from this city
tvet to Mariison ranch.
r
P1
1 ' . 'k
to lhe secretary of war. that he : and stumbles on
Afternoon game: II. H. E-; approved niorllficatlon of the ex- j a piurib r. Helen Morgan. Croad-
tiHklanil 17 - isting waterway project for the i way's blues inieen. appears as nn
Sin Francicii S 12 , Vi!!n?nettc river. tuegon. below entertain' ! at Hie Itiver Inn. w hile
llatterles- DaKlla-. Pearson anil Oregon ltv at an estimated rost j Clayton Jack-on nnd Duilinte
n:; Jaiobs. Davis' un.l (Joston. j "f 2 1 0.oau. revue fame Mipply i.icri-linent.
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