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24 games postponed, of which 18 were mens. Broda was successful in hook- in the and eight in ing both, the first weighing around 22 CHANCE'S SERAPHS the American. Going back still an G1BBDNST0 BE SEEN pounds, while the second tipped the PORTLAND TRAPMAN other year the records show that the scale.s.. at 15 pounds. On arrival in first weeks of the 1915 season were Portland Broda presented one to satisfactoryirrom the weather Fi.her, and now Ben is' telling all his ' standpoint, but early in May the major friends what a wonderful time ho had TO MEET BEAVERS and 'minor leagues ran into a long, IN ACTION TONIGHT landing his royal chinook. IS HIGH AMATEUR rainy spell, with the result that 45 - games were postponed during the Ilrst TACOA WINS AIXTII STRAIGHT a price that's three weeks of that month. The growing demand among the magnates for a later opening of. the Tigers Get' Early Lead on Great Blue-rock- Six-Gam- yearly perlnant races appears to be s little enough for e - Middleweight Cham- Away Game. J. W. Seavey Series With Peer-- based upon the experience with un- Boxing Falls and Tuck Breaks 146 suitable baseball weather during the TACOMA. May 7. Tacoma routed Ore- less Leader's Men Starts past three or four seasons. pion to Meet Al Sommers Kimball in the first of today's Out of 150 at game and-- held the lead all the way. so perfect a hat This Afternoon. in Six-Rou- nd Bout. The final score was 5 to 2. It was the gon State Shoot. ninth successive win for the Tigers. Great Falls outhit the Bengals. 11 t 5. you it. SOX BLANK SENATORS but could not bunch their blows. Hes- know ter relieved Kimball In the first and pitched fine ball. Score: SUNSHINE IS PROMISED FAST MATCH IS EXPECTED R. II. E. - R. H. E. IMPROVED WEATHER AIDS Tacoma 5 5 llGreat Falls.. 3 11 0 ri;tii bests johnsox in pitching Batteries Bonner and Stevens; Kim DUEL, 1 TO O. balk Hester and Byier. , i. Rainy Weather Cats Profits Here Mnff Bronson to Mix WHJi Harry Seattle 6, Spokane 5. In Team Event, Squad From Port- Gordon Indians Outplay Tigers and Win, 4 to 3. and Klsewhere, Too American Casey, of Seattle Wing and Mc- SEATTLE. May 7. With the score 5 land Gun Club Takes Honors. Athletics Easy 4 of for Yankees. Carthy to to in Spokane's favor in the last L. II. Kctd High Professional, Association on Rocks on Ac- Ollhooley Suffers Injury. Battle for Feather- the ninth. Carman brought a man in $3:52 with a to right and Goldie sent With Almost Perfect Score. Hats weight count of Rain and War. Title of Northwest. Carman In with another safety to deep May 7. center. Score: WASHINGTON. Ruth battled R. H. E. R. H. E. w!th Walter Johnson in a pitching duel S tcday and won his sixth successive Spokane 5 7 llSeattle 6 10 Taclflc Coast T.easne Standings. game. Johnso'n held the visitors into Mike Gibbons will make his debut Batteries Schorr, Webb and Bald- SALEM. Or.. May 7. (Special.) Im- W. L. Pet. I W. L.. Pet the eighth, when Scott doubled and in Portland tonight. The name alone win; Strand and Sullivan. proved weather conditions, with plenty Exn Fran... 20 12 .6251 Portland ...14 16 .467 of sunshine, no rain, and marred only 15 IB .441 went around on Thomas' bunt and tells a story. It is useless for one to PaJt Lake.. 18 12 .610 Vernon fly. Vancouver 4, Butte 0. by an annoying wind, aided the con- Oakland .. .15 17 .4681 13 19 .406 Kuth's long Score: go into detail about what he has ac- testants in the second day of the Ore-Ka- n Yesterday's Kesnlts. R. H. E.I R. H. E. complished and no one knows Just what VANmuVEO. B. C. Mav 7. Vancou- - State Sportsmen's Association Bhoot Ko tamei played; traveling day." Boston.... 1 4 lWashingfn 0 2 0 is rver shut out Butte today. Score: to improve their scoring over yester- Batteries Ruth and Thomas; John he capable of doing. The middle- V Today's Schedule. weight boxing champion R. H. E. R. H. E. day. I.on Angeles at Portland. 3 P. 11. son and Ainsmlth. will box Al Butte..'... 0 7 sjVancouver. 4 8 0 James W. Seavey was high amateur halt Lake at San Francisco. Sommers six rounds in the main event Batteries Hydorn andi Kafora; Rojas ut day. breaking 146 out versus Vernon Los Angeles. of a six-bo- for the . bluerocks Oakland at Philadelphia 4, Xcw York 9. card at the Broadway and Cad ill an. of 150, while L.-H- Reid was high pro Theater. Broadway and Stark street. V ' The.. Peerless Leader! PHILADELPHIA. May 7. Falken- - The show will be staged under the almost perfect score TJRNISHERS Le Roy Chance and his Pa- j yJ J Frank berg made his debut with Philadelphia auspices of the Western Athletic Club. - Sc cific Coast League champions will dec- today In a game won by New York. The other five bouts follow: Sportsmen's Asso- Slniingg HATTERS Mc- - BEAT sterling silver set. orate the Vaugnn-etre- et grounds this In attempting a diving catch of 135 pounds Muff Bronson vs. Harry Casey, GUTS PHILLIESfesft Innis' fly, Gilhooley of the visitors of Seattle. I a periect score afternoon, opposing the Portland Bea- - or so. 286 Washington Street six-ga- landed on his left shoulder and broke -'- pounds Weldon Wing; vs. Tex McCar- vers In the first battle of a his collarbone. Score: thy, for featherweight championship of the In the team shoot Squad 4. including series. The weather man promises to R. H.E. y R. H. E. Northwest. FIKST VICTORY IN 13 DATS IS Frank M. Templeton, E. H. Keller and lM pounds Gorman, Seavey, of behave, and if he does it will be the New York. 9 7 liPhiladel'a. . 4 6 Joe of Oakland, va BV YORK. JamesvW. all 'the. Portland Learning of this. President Darmodr first time that the P. L. has found Mogridge Nunamaker; Shdi McCool. SCORED XEW Gun Club, captured the trophies, shoot- made him inducements which he could Batteries and 1L'2 pounds Jos Farxell, of Oregon CUy, ing 74 for the team out of a possible hardly things satisfactory along: that line since Falkenberg and Schang. :. Taylor. LIMIT RULE TOPIC resist. Bert 75, to each of winning Snodgrass, is one of best-kno- he took over the management of the 130' pounds Ray Leonard vs. Joe Cum-- Cubs Defeat Pirates, 4 to 1 Braves member the who the Angelic horde. 3, Cleveland 4. mlnga. team being awarded a gold lead pencil. figures in baseball, will soon be As far as one can dope it at a dis- Detroit Shut Out Dodgers. 7 to O Myers C. B. Dodele, of Albany, received the in shape. He will be a big card in the tance. Chance is slated to cart but 17 DETROIT, May 7. Cleveland de Three world's champions will be In Honeyman Hardware trophy for yes- , and especially in are the ones who loosely game. troduced to the fans: Mike and Tommy Breaks Right Shoulder. terday's high score. While he tied with Los Angeles. pastimers north. Here feated Detroit in a played Gibbons and Walter Miller, the world's will likely make the trip: Bagby and Boland pitched well but the middleweight George Scripture it was determined Will Curly R. Brown. Otis Cran-dal- l. received support Score: wrestling king. Mike 7. won that no shoot-of- f was necessary, as LDarmody Says Each Club HARLEM CLUB IS Hogg, former better Gibbons and Miller bril- NEW YORK, May New York 51SPEXDED Charley Hall. Bradley Jack R. H. E.t R. H. E. started their its game- in 12 days, de- Scripture resides without the state and Ryan Standridge. 4 6 3 6 3 liant careers nine years ago in St. Paul first the last was not eligible to compete Be Handicapped and Pete Cleveland.. l;Detroit 2 1. Gi- for the This Year. Ac- Johnny O'N-eil- There has never been much difference feating Philadelphia to The trophy. Unsportsmanlike Tactics Torces Walter Boles and Batteries Bagby and Boland, weight Bassler. Cunningham and Spencer. in between them. Yesterday ants Von in the fourth inning when Scores' for today were as follows: by Inf ielders "Gloomy Qos" Gleichmann, nrornlng. after a session at handball. they scored two runs on a by Mark Kiddall 133. H. H. Veatch 137. Arvil tion State Commission. Bobby Vaughn, Groehling, Bobby Miller weighed 154 Gibbons 154 ?4 by in Wilson 138. Lewis fJ7, 'Carl (Schilling- - 134, Frank and Burns, a Kauff and two - .EW YORK. May 7.t Indefinite sus- C. Schultz. Chicago at St. Louis postponed, rain. pounds.. field Score: K. Rs .Kverdlng- 132. F. Templeton 143. E. Iiavis and Joe outs. - H. pension Club HarHIag-ger- t. Will Keller 140, John G. Clemson 102, James VERNON CAUSES GOSSIP oi the Harlem Sporting Wade Klllifer, Sommers be able to make It a R. II. E.I R. H. E. W. "Seavey 146, P. F. A 1 4 . v2 6 1 J. Holohan 143. was announced here today by the State Km II Meusel and Rube Ellis. . HAP' MILLER IS BENEDICT contest with Gibbons? This is the ques- PhilaMel... OINewYork Dryden 141, F. M. Troeh 143. H. H. Klckelf-o- n Right now the Angels are resting on tion which Mr. Portland Fan is asking. Batteries Lavender and Klllefer; 13. J. P. Bull 13!i. U H. Reld 14H. Athletic Commission. Jimmy O'Hagan. the bottom rung of the ladder, but. ' In the opinion of many close followers Tesreau and McCarty. Dennis Reid T36. J. K. Reid 12ft. H. E. Albany middleweight, and Tom Cowler, knowing the ability of the man in Gridiron Star and Bride, of Van the husky Portland youth will do as Poston 142. Pete Whitney 132. Dr. Llnnlnxer English heavyweight, also are sus- charge of them, the fans think that he well against .the phantom as almost x Boston 7, 0. t hanes Lelth 132. w. G. llawman 1J, Tiger Aggregation Said to Have More pended indefinitely. likely stay long. Chance couver, Married at Tacoma. anyone. Short 131, Mark Rirkard 141. C. G. Dodele Cowler Friday J. is not to there Eddie Kane, who handles the 104, Templeton 132, last failed to meet season. May 7. k BOSTON". May 7. Rudolph held l.ii. lounr I.. Nicker Than 14 Veterans Acquisition negro has had a lot of hard luck this VANCOUVER, Wash.. (Spe Gibbons boys, says: son 130. Mrs. Ada Schilling; 132. C Tem Lester Johnson, a heavyweight, team lost four out of cial.) Miller, play- Brooklyn to five hits and Boston won. - claiming illness, O'Hagan, who Last week his "Hap" star football "Mike Gibbons is the greatest boxer r, pleton 130,- F. O. Joy . Ed B. Morris of Snodgrass Declared while seven games San yearsr-"wit-h In the Myers, Brooklyn center-fielde- was subsequently by to Francisco at the er for four the victorious In the world today and over the four fifth Konetchjtia 130. W. W. McCornack 114. Hackert 133. C knocked out Ted Seal Rocks City. University of Washington football or six-rou- nd route there is not a man trying to catch B. Cathey Ml. RigKS 13S. P. B. Dodele 125, Clever Move. ("Kid" ) Lewis, would not fulfill his Chance will present three faces who team, son of Mr. Mrs. A. L. Miller, double, fell heavily and broke his right W. K. Franco 132, Piereon 124, Neeley 121. engagement Club and in. the world who can come close to He-wil- until the Harlem have never before been seen" in this of city, surprised parents shoulder. l be out of the game paid $500 ring Groehling, ' this his and tiding him even." a managed the Professionsl. him at the side. The city. Frank substitute friends by being quietly married at But Al Sommers Is no chump. In his at least month. Evers bout was delayed nearly one hour and who has broken into a few Bar- club in the absence of George Stallings, In the shoot for the Oregon State In many specta- Tacoma Friday to Miss Frances short career he has won 22 contests . Sportsmen's trophy Darmody, the meantime of the games at third base, was obtained out rett, daughter Mr. C. who was married to day. Score: the scoring was as President Thomas J. of the tors for money to be re- League. Outfielders of and Mrs. F. and lost but one. R. H. E.l R. H. E. follows: Vernon Tigers. has made the predic- asked their of the Western Barrett, of this city. Miss Barrett went The boy won 7 0 funded. This the club management an- Emil Meusel and Wade Killifer came to Portland has from Earl Brooklyn ..0 5 lBoston 9 Mark Sldrlall 21. Arvil Wilson 20. Lewis tion the rule limiting Coast League Tacoma Friday morning to visit Miebus, Frank Parslow, Romeo Hagen, - Miller; 22. II. R. Everdlng 13. M. Temple that nounced would be done but failed to from the and the Ameri- parents Batteries Smith.- Lell and Frank 14 can Association, respectively. There is friends. In the afternoon her Valley Trambitas, Frankie Waldorf, Rudolph- and Gowdy. ton 22. E. H. Keller 22, James W. Seavey clubs to veterans will be rescinded comply with the requests of some may not ac- received a telegram from her telling of Jack Torres - (1'5 rounds) and Billy 24.' Mlss Gladys Reld 22. H. K. Poston 22, in a few days. ticket holders. a possibility that Killifer the marriage. George. Peter Whitney 24. Dr. Unnlnirer 24. Charles was made company He Was been He has obtained draws with 1. . "The rule too late for this the Southerners. Miller received Nation-wid- e Chicago' 4, Pittsburg I.elth 23. W. Hawman 21. W. M. Short 25, season, year on the shelf and ts not in the best of attention Billy Weeks. "Fighting Billy" Murray, Mark Richard 24. C. G. Dodele 23. I.. Tem but next not a single club RACING KESlMtl) IN l'RANCL: Shape. For tbis reason Rube Ellis was for his performance as halfback on the Dick Wells (15 rounds) and Farmer CHICAGO. May 7. Chicago bunched pleton 22. Nlckerson 22, W. W, McCornack will be handicapped by, It." said the after being let go by San Washington football team. He Is a mem- Burns. Al is confident of making Gib- hits behind Grimes' wildness and took IB. Hackert 23. kc. B. fathe 23. P. B. Vernon magnate to a Los Angeles Francisco. ber of Delta Tau Delta fraternity and bons hustle and there's a lot In that. a' lead in the second inning which the Dodele 24. W. K.J France 22. newspaper man. "However, so far as Object Is to Select Best IVoducts for the Oval Club, senior honorary society visitors could not overcome. , Score: this season is concerned, we are all up Breeding I'urposcs. R- - H. E. Professional. Port- at the university. The main event is not the only bout R. H. E. In team shoot, with seven teams against It." This b the second trip to bill-of-fa- 3 4 6 0 the re- will On May 17 and 18 Miller will take on re Pittsburg ..1 lChlcago Frank Lie Roy Chance and Del How PARIS, May 7. Chantilly today land in three weeks for Rube Ellis. Olympia the which will furnish Grimes, Cooper. Oeschger contesting, the. scores were as follows: An- the state bar examinations at thrills. Harry Casey, one of the best. Batteries Team No. 1 Whitney 23. W. G. ard are both of the opinion that Vernon sumed its position as the chief training Last Winter he was traded by Los expects . .Peter per- geles, along with Phil Koerner, for and then to enlist in the Marine lightweights in the Puget Sound coun- and Fischer; Seaton and Elliott. Hawman 10. Charles Lelth 21; total, 3. has fractured the league's rules center for thoroughbred race horses, Corps. try, will arrive this afternoon to clash Team No. 2 Frank M. Troh 25, Dennis taining to the 14 veterans and the four when races were with- Curly Brown. Harry Wolverton let the Cincinnati, no game; rain. Reld 21, Templeton 25; 71. bushers. by public and. with- go get down to 18-m- with Muff Bronson. the Portland pride. St. Louis at C total. out attendance the veteran to the ATHLETES CADET The V Team No. 3 H. R EverdlnK 3S. R. P. Concerning a game of last week. out betting, with the object of select- player limit, and , need- OFFICERS latter mixes all the time. He has KnlRht 2.1, J. G. Clemson IS: total. B5, Bill Bernhard of Salt Lake ing the best products of the various ing an to fill Killifer's shoes, knocked out boys like Ted Meredith Team No. 4 twlnninir team) F. Temple- George prom- and has Chet 2.1. E. W. said: "I 'don't care whether breeding farms for breeding purposes. grabbed him. and the lanky one Newman, Rear-do- n draws with lads like ton H. Keller 25. James Seavey 18 or 40 players In ises to stick. 'Darkhorse" Butts Neff and victories over Nick Sugar and BASEBALL IS HIT HARD 24: total. 74. Stovall has uniform. The first feature race, which was and Howard Ray others. , Team No. (1 Mark Plddall 22. Arvil Wil but I am convinced I rould protest this today, was won by the American horpt Promoted. Joe Gorman and She! McCool met a son 2.''. H. H. Veatch 22: total. 6". game and w)n the decision. But as Sandy Hook, owned by F. R. Hitchcock, That the American Association is on Team No. Mark Rlckard 25. P. B. Do- long as he only players on Pin-da- ro un- OREGON AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE. couple of months ago at the Rose City has nine of New York. Baron Rothschild's the rocks because of the war and 7. dele 22. lr. l.lnnlnsrer 22: total, an. the field I will keep my mouth shut." second. is Indi- Corvallis. May (Special.) Among Athletic Club and furnished a battle AMERICAN ASSOCIATION TO Team No. 7 C. o. Dodele 24. Nlckerson - was favorable weather conditions recent appointments of- With the acquisition of Chet Chad- cated by a report from Minneapolis to the for cad,et which kept the spectators on their toe3. 22. 1.. Templeton 22: total OS. Ver- . 1.4 an- T were prominent ath- - FORCED TO RETRENCH. bourne and Fred Snodgrass. the . I 1 LI L .l.nII 11 L T"ac1 1 1 n 1 L TKnmna1 u 1 1111 11 a, . ficers here three Jockey Bennett, who refereed the con Rend The Orearonlan classified ads. f etes. Meier "Dnrkhorse" Newman, a test, attempted to a Gor SEAVEY HEADS non club has 16 veterans, instead of 14. Hickey will call a meeting this week High boy, call it draw. ASSOCIATION and Stovall Is using all sort.of means to discuss quitting for the season. Hick- former Lincoln of Portland, an refused to accept the decision, so Hickey With Club appear is keeping and captain of the 1917 Oregon Aggie Jockey Mc- President Confers to make it that he' ey says that the association has lost team; turned around aid declared Rivalry Among Towns as Next within the rules. His losing streak $1000 a day for the past ten days. football Butts Reardon. foot Cool winner. i Owners Over Situation Bad Weath- got George's "nanny." S baller and track star, and 1 has Judge William Wallace McCredie, Howard The tangles between Weldon Wing ' Attendance. 3IectiiiK Place Is Kceiir The firebrand evidently intends to Com- Ray. captain of the 1917 basketball and Tex McCarthy, er and'' War Cut president of the Portland Baseball captain-ele- ct Joe Farrell and make an intielder out of Outfielder pany, says Portland lost $1000 last team and of the 1918 Bert Taylor and Ray Leonard and Joe SALEM. Or.. May 7. (Special.) BOXING that is now playing was quintet. . Cummings Strong competition between Eastern Snodgrass, who at week, while Oakland set back Ray Newman mem should be Interesting. Harry CHICAGO. May 7. Although declin shortstop. Reports from the Cafeteria about $1500. The Seals lost money the and are charter Grayson will referee all of the bouts and Western Oregon for the next state effect Snodgrass previous. The rest of teams bers of the D. T. Klan. which includes a ing to admit that players in the Amer- shoot of the Oregon State Sportsmen's City areto the that week the names of some men and decision will be given in the to ac- - is to hold down the third sack when been continuously raking In the of the best ican Association would be asked . Association was promised tonight at have the and women college. main event as well as the rest. Jack r he gets in shape. Jim Galloway is to kale, however, so there does not appear students of the cept a reduction in salaries. President the annual meeting of that associatoin Mc-Lar- ry TONIGHT Fahie and Jack King will keep time. Polly The of ac- ' F be switched to second base. .to be any immediate danger of the members the Klan took an 8:30. . i a today held here. Lr. C. Cathey, of Condon, tive part in entertaining the visitors First bou Hickey. after conference here up will be utility infielder and good ship "Allan T. Baum" going on with a 4alf-doze- n , managers of the will stir the sportsmen of Pendle- Griggs utility outfielder. It will take the shore. Had the weather conditions and athletes at the recent indoor relay confronting ton, he promised, against the efforts per- good couple carnival here under the auspices of the clubs, said the situation a week more to get Snodgrass in been here the first of Oregon Agricultural College. the club owners would be placed be- of Carl Schilling, professional, who fect condition, & he had done no work BROADWAY weeks, baseball would have paid. But CHESS PLAY WILL OPEN fore the players and owners alike. declared that Astoria will be a strong before reporting. rain butted in on the three big days President Hickey denied that a part contender. If. R. Everding and J. G. Conifrey. the young inneldcr turned opening day and the two Sundays. Sergeant Ellis Appointed Captain. of the schedule would be canceled. The' Clemson. of Portland, promised they over to Vernon by the Chicago Cubs THEATER Judge McCredie, Manager Walter Henry said, had been contem would donate $25 apiece to the club an optional agreement Wash., May 7. (Spe subject, he not - under and to McCredie and Manager Del Howard, of VANCOUVER. plated, although league had lost getting the shoot, toward- handling whom Stovall recently handed his five Broadway and Stark Street , the Oaks, are all confident that the cial.) Mrs. William Ellis, wife of Ser- - SIX.CHOVPS ARB PARTICIPATING IX the expense events, no geant-Maj- or Twenty-fir- st $10,000 because of postponements with- the of the matter days' notice of release, has received Pacific Coast League will cut down to Ellis, United ELIMINATION 10 which it. In mean- 16-m- qOSTEST. in the last days. club obta4ied the instructions to Join the Cubs. a player Jimit shortly. No offi- States Infantry, who lives here, today go bidding open MIKE GIBBONS cial action has been taken as yet. received a telegram from her husband "Every club owner wants to' time will be to all other vs. A L on the Mexican1 border, to the effect through the season," he said, "but if clubs of the association, including "Another George Sisler." That's the SOMMERS saying he been to duty Winners Will Be Matched In Final the Government imposes a tax on base- Portland. Woodburn placed a hid to- prevailing opinion oi uutcn neulher Another famous was added to that had ordered active and' the war situation cuts down night for the shoot, but it was decided in Eastern baseball circles. MUFF BRONSON the long list yesterday afternoon, when as Captain of Infantry, Officers' Re- Games Each Contestant to Be ball open Judge McCredie yelped: "Give me sun- serve Corps, and would be sent to the the attendance, it will be absolutely to leave the question until all the He has demonstrated to the satisfac vs. H A R R X CASEY or give me death!" really must San Francisco training camp. In Eight Games. necessary for us to retrench) The open- clubs can be heard from. tion of all parties concerned that he shine It ing this season was the most disas- It Is possible that Portland" may be can pitch. Two shutout victories are 6 C Y BOUT S 6 be discouraging to the Portland jurist history to him this early in the year. LASS to get rain on Sunday when the gate Flelschner-Maye- r Team Seeks Game. The Portland Chess and Checker Club trous In the of the associa a contender for the state shoot as Carl credited Decisions to be ren- receipts would have amounted to per- has inaugurated an elimination chess tion." Schilling said it is doubtful If either He looked good on first and has shone haps $1500, and draw" a beautiful day Manager Bristow, of the Flelschner. tournament, and yesterday brought a the Northwest, the Pacific handlcaror in the outneld for the Cubs. 'Dutch" dered in every bout. & come Port- has all the stuff necessary If he were on Monday when the teams are travel- Mayer Co. baseball team, is in need battle royal for supremacy among six COLLEGE BEATS MDvTXOMAn the Indian shoots will to speeded ing. of out-of-to- games for his squad. groups of players. ' Practice prep land this r, although that city will only faste"r. Perhaps he has Referee: HARRY GRAYSON and a j'f to get up a bit under the nig tent. A year Because of the recent inclement weath- aration has been going on for months, ng be contender all three. If makes a big difference in a GENERAL ADMISSION $1.00 Today wHl be day, as per er the aggregations have not been go and rapid improvement has been made Mount Angel Is on Ix End of Portland falls to get the other shoots sometimes Ladies' the ing good, he by part. It is may bid for ballplayer. , t. announcement made by Judge McCredie but thinks that he has all taking Players in each 7 -t- o-1 Score. understood' it the Reserved Seats, $1, $1.50, ?2. Saturday afternorin. From now on wom a championship contingent. He can group are to play two games with each state shoot. , appearance Snod -- Seavey. Last week's of Fred On sale en fans will be admitted free to the be reached by writing to him in care player in their group. MO NT ANGEL, COLLEGE, St.. Bene James W. of Portland was grass in a vernon uniiorm was tne grandstand on Tuesdays, Wednesdays. of the company. May 20 the contest between the in dict,' Or.. May 7. ;SpeciaL Tha Mult elected president of the association. first time ne appearea m minor - Rich's and Stiller's. Thursdays and. Fridays, except vhen dividual members of the respective Club succeeding H. IL Veatch, of Cottage except a game 'awhen he days upon holidays. teams will close. Then the two whose nomah Amateur Athletic baseball Grove, who has held the position for league, for those fall team was defeated here 7 to 1 by the caught for the Angels when a mere highest group ss Heretofore the women have enjoyed Baseball Summary. standing is the in each two years, but refused to be a candi- youngster several years ago. noa-arra- privileges on Wednesdays and Fridays or team will continue the elimination Mount Angel College nine Saturday date for went straigtTt from the sand lots WALTER CAL onjy. play until the championship is decided afternoon. Kasberger, twirling- for the Other officers elected were: E. H. New York Giants, vice-preside- of Los Angeles to the The kids, too, come in for their share. STANDINGS OF THE TEAMS. The same elimination tournament will locals, allowed but three hits while Keller, Portland, W. G. continuously New meets - s playing with lock Miller commencing this week. The youngsters be- held in the lower class of players Llbke, pitching for the winged "M,"-wa- Albany, secretary-treasure- r; League. Terry National League. Wash- Ballack. and Boston in the National AT LVKIl' THEATER TONIGHT. 15 years and younger will be admitted I Visitors always are welcome in touched up for ten healthy swats. directors, Lir. C. F. Cathey, Condon; W. L. Pet. W. L. Pet. " Snodgrass refused to report to the Champion of the . avy free to the park on Wednesday after New Tork.. 0 B .643 Boston ... . 6 8 .429 ington building, room No. 201. Fourth Nathan Shanedling and Spear each Mark Siddall. Salem; P. A. Young, Spring because he had en- Will S50 if heI. to in-th- Braves this forfeit fails throw noons. 7 hey will be seated e cen fit. Louis 12 7 6aj .11 13 .4.18 and Washington streets. Following scored a off Llbke. The lone Albany; Charles Brown. Astoria; Angeles. A fe,w him In 15 minutes. Extra added at- Chicago .HOil'Brooklyn .3S5 players tered business inLos bleachers. ...14 - are the names of the in the made by was scored Dr. traction.. Regular Lyric prices: .terrfield 8 7 .533IPlttsburg- ....587 15 .318 run the Portlan!, Charles Lelth. Woodburn: Horace days ago he received his unconditional 1 1'bllauel groups: by Norm Tounaans. who reached first Tillman. Pendleton. together witn permission to act jc, 25c' . Group N"o.' 1 A. O. Myers, release Bill Flncher or Lynn Brenton will Johnson. Frank on an , stole second and third and Woodburn, Astoria and Condon all scout-f- or Braves on the Coast. oppose Boston . . .11 4 ...10 10 .BOO W. R. Griffith. H. Kemnenlch. J. C Clod- - s the Otis Crandall or Jack Ryan for . scored on another error. This happened Los Angeles afternoon. St. Louis .11 8 .BTHIDetrolt 10 .375 felter. Group No. 2 E. G. Short. F. W. Bur joined the state association tonight., this New i ork 7 .GOijiHhiladel 0 10 .375 nett, Mr. Fleming. O. r . Ourque. W. G, in the eighth. The association agreed to put up a Chicago . . .11 10 .OlMjWashtngton.. 6 11 .3.j3 Carl. Groun No. 3 A. J. Ray. F. Holts- - Homer B. Jamison, star first base trophy annually and i H. R. Everding t THE COCO JUOOC EN81NE 7 II ) American Association. claw, M. Mackenzie. T. H. Short, Mr. Paul man for Manager William Itoycroft and J. G. Clemson offered to add 25 17 5 .773;Milwaukee . 8 10 .440 sen. Group No. 4 II. Iobrin, A. G. Raught, SAV tfUDU I JlWyj TAUCliT Ml 5UBt OU0 I LEARNE0 THAT ndianap'lis C. W. Oegraff. Mr. Goslin, K. QoLdsmidt. Smyth's Multnomah tossers. will not apiece for the trophy to the clubs' con QUALITY IMkTCAO OF QUANTITY. I'M MOO COAL LIKE GOOD TOBACCO ft . . . ,1 - . , . .1 Utii RAIN UPSETS SCHEDULES Kan."tty ..HI Jolumoua ... 8 11 .421 I T . 11' I I game FUHIHER-AN- 1.. ' be to play another for the k i ocnow S I BREAK THt COAL SMALL Louisville. 13 .7 ;st. Paul.. S 11 .313 able tribution. ckiwins ixmoorD v ttr 6 7 13 233 son. H. Kurth. Mr. Leonards. L. G. Fowle. rest of the 1917 season according to It was agreed that hereafter no one WITHOUT SO MUCH CMtWIMt r MUM TOM VCLLa POm STtAM.j Mlnne'olis. .402Toledo 4 Group No. 0 J. Wark, L. McMannus. Fred sliding compete Northwestern League. Kruger, C. A. Bell. Mr. Reynolds. his attending physicians. While will be entitled to for the as . 2 into second in first Inning he sociation trophy in the future who has .( sX B r Tacoma ..11 .84ftl3pokane 5 7 .417 the ' 1 .0 f ?x--. m POSTPONED GAMES OF BASEBALL r.rt. IVlUs ,600;Vancouver .. .357 D.W SALT IS HERE FOR. BOUTS twisted his ankle in such a manner as not shot the entire registered pro jl REACH BIG NUMBER. Seattle . . .645Butte 9 .250 to break two bones in his leg. ilewas gramme lor tne aay on wnicn the Yesterday's Results. taken by automobile to one of the trophy shoot Is held, the trophy shoot American Association No- Karnes played, Seattle Promoter Thinks Harry Casey Portland hospitals, and later removed to be for 25 birds. Expected traveling day. New series begins today. to his home. He is a member of the 15 1tah Athlete to Make New Southern Association At Birmingham 13, Will Beat Bronson. Stanley 1 Memphis ; at Mooile ::. Little KocK 8; a Jefferson High faculty. Biddlc Combs Goes to Presidio. Jump Record; Diamond Sport 7. 1; did catching for New Orleans Chattanooga at Atlanta ftan Salt, protninent figure in North Borleske - the the Blddle Combs, a Washington High Still Snows Decline. Nashville, no game on account of rain. west boxing circles, arrived in Port winged "M- while Chapel received for Northwestern League At Be&ttle a, Spo- Mount Angel. School athlete and president of the stu kane 4; at Tacoma 5. Great Falls 3; at land last night from Seattle. He will dent body during his senior year, suc Vancouver 4. Butte O. second Harry Casey in his tilt with many years League t Sunday's cessfully passed the examinations for For the third time in as Western scores) At Muff Bronson at the Broadway Theater Dunn's Birds Make Best Time. Officers' Reserve Corps. He re- the clubs have Omaha X St. Joseph 6 tiy ); at Ues tonight. Casey thris morn the Moines 3. Denver 0; at Lincoln 8. Wichita will arrive pigeon held a ceived his orders to report at the Pre encountered inclement weather condi 1; at Sioux Cltv 12, Joplln 6. (Monday's ing. Salt says that Casey is in great Homing enthusiasts sidio San Francisco by May 10 and during the early days of the pen 4, race Snnday from Centralia to Port at tions scores) At Lincoln Wichita 3: at Dei shape and expects to beat Bronson. by any has made arrangements to leave Port ant races. Postponed games due to Moines 2, Denver 8; at Omaha 12. St. Joseph "He's a strong boy,", said Dan. "I be land. ,The best time made of land on the Shasta Limited this after rain. cold, wet grounds and even snow 1; at Sioux uity tt. Joplln s. lieve he'll trounce Muff." the birds was credited to those owned noon. have been piling up in an alarming Where the Teams Play Today. says Campi by Jimmy Dunn. The birds went at Salt that Eddie is run average 889 yards min manner this Spring with the result Pacific Coast League Los Angeles at ning Eddie Pinkman ragged for i an speed of a Two ixulsvllle Men Released. that several double headers must be Portland, salt Lake at ban r rancisco. Oak match in Seattle, but the latter refuses ute. The other scores were E. H. beginning to notice a lot more information played before the various clubs will be land vs. Vernon at Los Angeles. to meet the featherweight. Bauer. 880 yards: C EL Henshaw. 866; LOUISVILLE. Ky.. May 7. able to up with schedules. Where the Teams Play Next Week. C. Torgeson, 847: E. Klnderman, 733; Hubb Perdue and Frank Cros- YOU'RE since W-- B GUT Chewing got into catch their Coast League Ban If Pinkman continues to refuse Salt both- During the 19 days between the Pacific ' Portland at Campi, Harry Casey, E. Schaefer, 603. A heavy rain sin will be released. Perdue uncondl swing. People Francisco. Oakland at Salt Lake. Los An- will take Dick some extent. on option full don't hanker after size an more. opening of the 1917 season and the geles va Vernon at Los Angeles. Series Wells and Joe Harrahan to San Fran- ered the birds to tionally and Crossin to an They tobacco satisfaction and excess sweetening first of May there were but two on starts a week from today. cisco and Oakland early in June.' On unnamed club. It was announced today want which the complete number of con Beaver Batting Averages. May 19 Campi boxes Al Davies at Vic Failing Wins 19-to- -l' Victory. In order to bring the number of Louis can't cover up what's not there. The good tobacco taste played. of players within the American B tests were The number . AB. HlAve.l AB, H.Ave. toria for the featherweight champion Failing grammar school, through ville club of W-- is winning friends pretty much you postponed games per lay ranged from Wills 122 3 .2BS Prlimpf ... 87 7 .lf ship of the Pacific Coast and Canada. The Association limit. wherever high five out of eight, with Rodgers ..124 art .2'JOl Brenton .. 20 8 .150 its sensational twirler, "Star Customer" go nowdays just rich, sappy leaf, shredded and seasoned one to as as 19-to- Williams .123 35 .2K4iO'Brien 1H 2 .12S Schwartz, scored a -l victory over the result that on the first 'day of the 7 2 .28.11 v. Columbus Gets Dlllhocfer. with bring 16 Houck ... Helfrtch .. 8 1.125 Bis Salmon Caught. . xjtlman avfrrfftinn on the Kellv- - a bit of salt to out the fine tobacco flavor. month the National League had Borton M !5 JiOO'Sepulveda . 9 1 .111 May 7. (Pickles) 15. .. .1 81 .2811 Plnelll Lee Broda, Benjamin street grounds. Schwartz "allowed but CHICAGO, William games to play and the American Farmer 0 .000 Fisher and WETMAN-BRUTO- N pre- ... 77 19 .247j r'iuspatrick 1 0 .000 one was a home run by Dtllhoefer. catcher for the Chicago Na- Had ky C0MPAKT, 1107 Bmdw.T. New Tork Cty r Somewhat similar conditions Fisher Abe Dellar took in the Oregon City hit and that Hollocher 127 29 .2281 Harrington 1 0 .000 fishing Sunday the opposing slabster. Schwartz and tionals, was sold to the Columbus club vailed last April, for during the first ptgltn 111 2r, .2001 Fanner ... 19 o .000 salmon and the result Association today. 13 days of 1916 season there were 6 iOa waa the capture of two beautiful epeci Censl formed the winning battery. of the American tie Fincher ..24 v I