14 THE MORNING- OREGONIAN. WEDNESDAY. MAY lO, 1923

shoot of the season held by the Aber- east and west here today, son 3, Russell 1. Innings pitched, Fergu- who Is preparing to leave Reed col- son 8, Russell 1. Hit by pitcher, Ehmka lege University of California. deen Trapshooters association on Score: Ferguson. Um- for the OAKS BEAT BEAVERS Cosmopolis range Sunday. Pratsch BILL RYAN BLIGHTS (Harris). Losing pitcher. Sixty physical directors of the state Philadelphia Chicago pires, Owens. Chill and Walsh. Time, 1:47. were present meeting Saturday. and Roop tied with 24 breaks each, A h U A R H O A at the and Weatherwax won his event with Leb'au.l 0 1 Statz.m. 0 2 5 0 BROWNS BEAT SENATORS, The state meeting will be held in 24, both being out of a string of 25. King.I.. 1 0 0 Hol'her.a Portland June 3. The visitors enjoyed Charles was high man in two Rapp.3.. 4 1 Kel'her.3 TO HELD TODAY a luncheon at the home economics tea BY SCORE OF 5 TO 2 Funk ES W'ker.r. 4 Grimes, 1 BE room, in doubles events, his scores of 20 and W'ms.m 5 Flack. r.. Extra Base Kits Figure Prominent- a swim in the new pool the 23 out of 12 pairs being well in the P'ks'n.2. 5 Miller.l.. men's gym and a "hot rock" supper. lead of competitors. Fi'cher.s 4 Krue,2.. ly in Victory of St. Louis. They also saw the Oregon Leslie.l. 4 2 15 CVF'ell.c. baseball game, and the IT line. c. 3 1 3 F'man.D. WASHINGTON, D. C, May 9. Ex- EUGENE SPEEDWAY PliAXXED Ring, p.. 4 0 0 7Keene,p.. track meet between the rooks and Barber. tra base hits figured prominently in Washington high school squad. O. C Bill Kenworthy Views Defeat Giant Hurler Turns Back St. Jones, p.. the victory of St. Louis over Seven Institutions to Take Mauthe is president of the association. Motorcycle Association Takes Up Cal'hant Washington today. A drive over the Louis, 6 to 0. by Judge Part in Tournament. Union Mills Heats Bucoda. From Grandstand. City Totals.38 9 13 27 17! Totals. 37 4 11 27 11 wall with two on bases in Plan With Council. Batted for Keene in seventh. the third gave the locals an early CENTRAL! A, Wash., May 9. (Spe- EUGENE, Or., May 8. Special.) tBatted for Jones In ninth. lead, and a circuit by cial.) The Union Mills baseball team Philadelphia 2 9 clout for the defeated Bucoda Sunday by a score Steps have been taken by the Eugene 01000240 0 4 Tobin, scoring Bayne of him, Chicago 00120001 ahead of S to L Isenbcrg, who the Motorcycle association to build a Krug, Two-bas- e gave started Errors, Freeman. hits, the visitors their winning mar- game for Bucoda, was off SUDS TOUCHED FREELY speedway on the municipal aviation 10,000 FANS SEE GAME O'Faxrell 2, Miller 2, Walker. Three-bas- e gin 243 ATHLETES SIGNED UP driven the field south of the city. A committee hit. Henline. Home , Parkinson, in the seventh. Score: mound and Hellicher, who succeeded from the association called upon the Stolen bases, Statz 2, Kelleher. Sacrifices, St. Louis j Washington him, fared little better. A city council last night to obtain an Henline, Leslie, Fletcher. Bases on balls, BRHOAl BRHOA by Lyman featured the game. off Ring- 2, off Freeman 1. off Jones L Tobin.r. 5 1 2 0 0lBush,3.. 4 12 0 2 expression as to the practicability of Struck out. by Freeman 3, by Ring 2, by Gerber.s 5 0 2 2 4lHarris,2. 2 6 . O O 112 Oakland Gets to From building a track around the Seventh Inning Only Frame New Jones 2. Innings pitched, Freeman 6 Sisler.l. 4 15 lRice,m.. 5 12 10 Second Annual Carnival to Be VAN HEUSEN Sutherland field, and the question was, referred to Keene Jones 2. Losing pitcher. Free- Ja'b'n.m 4 10 2 OJudge.l. 4 1 1 14 0 On, man. Umpires, McCormick, Rigler, Pfir-ma- Sev'eld.c 4 2 2 2 1 Brower.r 4 0 3 O 0 SISLER LEADS AMERICANS the Worlds SmarUSl COUAI Fourth Inning On Last Frame the city park commission. York Bid Not Get Man Time of game, 2 hours 2 minutes. Will'al. 4 0 OSmith.I.. 2 0 0 2 1 Staged on Multnomah Field at The field has not been measured, but 14 1 Sherdell Proving Effective. Eller'e,3 4 10 0 sh'nkal 2 0 0 1 0 This Afternoon. Is Played in Rain. it is believed that it would be between REDS DEFEAT BRAVES, 4 TO 1 McM's.2. 4 0 2 2 4 P'ck'gh.s 3 10 12 3:15 o'clock a mile and a mile and a quarter. Tale Vg'd'r,p 1 0 0 0 1 C'rrlty.c 3 0 0 5 0 bcauae motorcycle Bayne.p. 3 2 2 0 2 Francia,p 2 0 2 gMARTEST Smith, representing the Gleas'n.p 010 ST. LOUIS BATTER HAS AVER- association, stated that it is the plan 1100 0 0120 style is uoven into it permanent the Duncan's With Bases Full Johnsonf AGE OF .431. League Standings. to build a track for ST. LOUIS, May 9. Bill Ryan turned Pacific Coast accommodation of automobiles as well Main Factor Victory. Totals 37 7 11 27 161 Totals 33 5 10 27 15 and comfort is tailored W. L. Pet. W. L Pet. back the Cardinals today, winning in Batted for Smith in fifth. 11 .621, . . 17 19 .472 as motorcycles, and that it was the ABOUT TODAY'S HIGH Vernon 18 Oakland. not 6 to 0. due to the slugging of his CINCINNATI, O., May 9. Duncan's tBatted for Gleason in ninth. FACTS San Fran.. 21 13 618 Seattle 15 18.455 opinion of aviators that it would St. Louis 0 0 O 0 3 2 2 0 0 7 SCHOOL RELAY MEET. 23 Runs. 13 Stolen Bases and 31 into it. As easy to laun- Salt Lake. 15 12 .556 Sacramento 15 20 .429 interfere at all with the landing of mates and his masterful hurling, triple with the bases full in the sixth Washington O 0 5 L. Angeles 17 18 .486 11 18 .37 0410000 Time 3:15 o'clock. Hits Form Portland. airplanes. thereby blighting the hopes of inning was the main factor in giving Errors, Harris. Rice. Two-bas- e hit. Record of Player der as a handkerchief. Yesterday's Results. Three-bae- e Ger-be- r. Place Multnomah field. Rickey's Red Birds for first place-Rya-n, Cincinnati a victory over Bos- Williams. hits, Severeld, Two hundred Up to 3Iay 3. At Oakland 5, Portland 2. bril- Home runs, Judge, Tobin. Sacrifice Contestants Will out-we- half a doz- At Sacramento 3, Los Angeles 4. whose success against other ton today. Donahue pitched hita. Harris, Gherrity. piaya, Sds-l- er and forty-thre- e athletes, repre- At San Francisco-Sal- t Lake, game post- CYCLE RACES PLANNED National league clubs has only been liantly, a wild throw by Bohne letting to Gerber to Sisler. Bases on balls, senting the seven Portland high en ordinary collars. Price poned; rain. proved only run. Marquard was off Vangilder 2. Francis li, Bayne 1. Struck schools. NEW YORK, May 9. George SisJer At Vernon-Seattl- game postponed; fair, has more than once in Boston's out, by Francis 1, Bayne 2, Gleason 1. In- teams traveling. stumbling-bloc- k for the Cardinals. invincible until the sixth when two nings pitched, Vangilder 3 3 innings, of the St. Louis Browns top's the fifty cents. was and Sherdell hits and his own error of Donohue's Bayne, 5 Francis 5 Gleason 3 American league hitters in unofficial OAKLAND, CaL, May 9. Bill Ken-worth- y, Bill Pertica wild bases. Score: Winning pitcher Bayne. Losing pitcher, CLUB WILL STAGE was the fray after the bunt filled the Gleason. Umpires, Dineen Evans. The second relay carnival of averages to and Including games ot suspended leader of the DADDIES' sent into and annual It isn't VA ,V it , game was apparently lost. More than Boston Cincinnati Time. 1:53. the Portland high schools will be May 3. Sisler not only leads in hit a HEUSEN unlm Portland Beavers, in the grandstand MAY 2 8. .431, In beat- MEET game. B B R H O ting with but also runs scored. Phillips-Jona- s today watched his team take a 10,000 fans witnessed today's 4 1 3 held this afternoon at 3:15 o'clock on 23, 31, stamped Corp., Makers 2. Powell. m OIBurns.m ROOKIE WINS FOB YANKEES in most hits, and in stolen ing from Oakland, 5 to Sutherland The seventh inning was the only Kopf.s.. 4 2IDaub't,l 4 1 11 Multnomah field. Seven schools bases, 12. was 0!Duncan,l 4 1 1 with Kenneth Williams also started well for the visitors, but Two-Da- y in which the Giants failed to So'th'h.r Lincoln, Washington, Ben- - in- Professional Contests Are frame urulse.l. 0Bohne.2.. 3 Jefferson, of the Browns heads the sluggers touched freely from the. fourth base, Sherdell proving 3 Skinner Breaks Up Exciting 10- - runs, Gilder, ning on. was played get a man on Bo'ck'1.3 2IHarper.r don, Commerce, James John and with nine home and Van The last frame Arranged, According to Of- efective. The score: Holke.l.. OiHarg'e.c 3 will participate. a Brown pitcher, leads the hurlers in the rain. The score: Ford.2. . 2fCaveny.s 3 Inning Fray; White Sox Lose. Franklin ficial Announcement. Gowdy.c 4!Pinelli,3.. 3 Except for Franklin, which will with four wins and no defeats. Portland Oaklana New York St. Louis- Mar d.p o.Don'h'e.p 2 NEW YORK, May 9. Camp Skin only 25 Herman Pillette, Or. BRHOA; B R H O A! have entrants, and Commerce, 0 0 BRHOA1 BRHOA0 0 1 0 McQ'n.p It up which 18, star, is doing well with Detroit, hit Wolfer.l 4 3 OiBrown.l. 2 Ban'cft.s 4 2 2 3 5Smith.r. 4 01 ner, a new Yankee rookie, broke will have all the other 4 0 0 2 0 Wllle.r-- . 1 1 4 0 1 Chris'y average up to May 3 being two victor- McC'n.s. A two-da- y motorcycle Raw'gs,2 2 2 SlF'nler.l.. 19 an ten-inni- game to schools will be represented by 40 High.r.. 3 2. OlC'oper.m 2 1 professional 1 3 . 4 0 0 1 0 exciting here aver- 10 (iron.o.,. Stock,3. 33 1 6 24 11! 29 4 10 27 9 ies and one defeat. The batting wy HaJe,3. 4 0 2 0 2Cather.o 1 1 race meet, the only one to be held in Young, r 0 0iHorn'y,2 4 0 i 2 3 Totals Totals day between the Yankees and White athletes each. ages shirt 1 thtk . . OiLTy'te.l 1 14 2 0 0 3 0 Batted for Ford in 8th. Of the eight events on pro- follow: Cox.m 4 year, will be staged at Meusel.l 3 x 4 by a the VAN Poole. 1 . 4 01132 10 OBb'ker.s 1 1 Portland thi3 Kelly. 1.. 4 0 13 liM'ller.m 2 0 Cincinnati 00000 40C Sox smashing single through gramme the will be med- Player Club. U. AB.R. H HK.SB.Pct Elliott, c 3 0 0 2 2 1 4 City speedway Saturday and 0 1100 Boston 00 1 0 0 1 feature the Ko'hler.c the Rose Shln's,m 4 14 14 Errors, Kopf, Marquard, 0000 2. the box with Scott on third. Jones, ley. In race the man Mohardt, Det 0 0 1,000 HECSEN Sgent,2 3 0 1 2 3:Kerns,2. 0 3 May 27 28, auspices Snyd'r.o 4 0 0 2 1 Bohne this first will .. 8 9 13 O 0 Sunday, and under .2 1 Three-bas- e hits, Powell, Duncan. Stolen who relieved Shawkey in the ninth, Stephenson. Cleve. .312127 .181 S'hTd.p 2 0 0 0 3iArlett.p. 1 0 Ryan, p.. 3 IjSherd'l.p 0 0 0 0 run 110 yards, the second 220, the St. L 72 23 31 1 12 .431 1 of the Daddies' club. The announce bases. Cruise, Harper, Donohue, Bohne. held Sox safe. Score: Sisler, .18 Collar Gr'Ke't 0 0 0 0! W'lK'r.p 0 0 0 0 0 the third 440 and the fourth a mile, Guiato, 7 2 3 .429 ment was made yesterday through Ans'th.c 2 0 0 3 0 Double plays, Bohife to Dauber t. Ford to Chicago New York- - half Cleve .6 Kopf to Holke. Bases on ball, off Dono- A thus giving the best sprinters and Speaker, Cleve. ... .16 66 14 28 .424 attacJied Totals.32 2 6 24 101 Totals. 29 6 9 27 12 C. D. Clement, official in this dis Cle'ns.c il n U R H O Boa . 6 6 .400 10 O1100 hue 1. Struck out, by Marquard 3, Mc- 6 1 1 men on Karr. 15 Gressett batted for Sutherland in 9th. Per'ca.p 1 0 0 John'n.s 4V"itf,r.. 4 distance each team a chance . 5 5 f1 for the Motorcycle and Allied 2 1, 4. pitched. Str-nk.-l 5 2 Kolp. St. L 2 .400 Portland 0 0 0 0 0 Ofl 2 0 2 trict Top'c'r.s 2 0 2 0 Quillan Donohue Innings 13 OlFew'tr.l 1 to participate in one race. de- .SO' association, the governing 1 0 0 Marquard 5 McQuillan 2 Losing 4 3 4 Much Smith. Boa .17 63 18 25 Hits 1 1 0 0 1 1 O 2 0 6 Trades' iSholt"n. 0 0 Colins.2 BM'M'ln.m 0 pends on the man in race, w:tt. N. y .11 38 10 15 .393 0 0 0 1 2 1 0 1 5 was received gSchultz 1 0 0 0 0 pitcher, Marquard. Umpires, Quigley and Hoop'r.r 5 2 3 0iBaker,3.. 5 last this Oakland body, when sanction for half-mil- er Williams, St. L. .18 67 16 26 B 10 .388 jO 2 Moran. Time, 1:45. 4 2 0 OlM'lr. m-- 1 5 for a good if not too Hits 0 0 3 2 0 2 9 Palk.l.. Mogrldge, Wi . 6 13 2 6 0 o .38. the Portland meet. 2(7 141 0 7 27 8 4 0 4 OIPlpp.l... 5 ish. Pool 2. Gather. Kerns Runs re- 33 6 10 T 34 Mos'I.m greatly handicapped, often can make Y . 5 The Daddies' club has put up a Totals 5 0 0 i:i Jones, N. 13 2 5 .385 sponsible for. Sutherland 3. Struck out. by M'Cln.3 wara.. up 9 26 .882 by programme Batted for Sherdel in 8th. PIRATES WIN TWO IN ROW c 5 3 3 . the distance his predecessors have Jamieson, Cleve.. .18 68 Arlett 2, Sutherland 2. Bases on balls, purse of 12000 and the Schalk. Scott.s.. . 9 8 9 .873 Batted for Walker in 0th. Hodge.p 2 0 0 . . lost. Bush, Waah 24 aff Sutherland 1. off Arlett 2. . calls for nine events each day or 50 Dev'r.c 67 14 25 .378 VAN is Cooper. Two-bas- e 0 2 2 0 0 0 6 Acosta, p 3 1 0 Shwky.p Pratt, Bos .17 CRAFT an hits. Poole, Cooper, ten-mi- le New York 2 0 0 Shotput Is Scheduled. . 11 2 miles of racing. Except for one C 0 Schang Harris. Phil 6 4 .346 'J'HE Gather. Arlett, Hale, Brubaker, Cox. Sac- St. Louis 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 By Hitting Cadore Freely, Dodgers four-tea- m 01 12 event, p.. A shotput relay Blue. Det .16 22 .301 well-mar- lr rifice hits. Elliott, Sutherland, Kerns sweepstakes the card is -- Jones, will be' uncommonly Brown. Double plays, Poole unassisted, made up of open dashes, the fast, Errors, Heathcote, Ainsmith. Two base 8 to 2. SSkln'r.. tne only weight event. There also O'Neill. Cleve. .. .10 25 2 0 .360 Lafayette. Umpires, hit, McHenry. Three-bas- e hit, Meusel. Stol- Are Defeated, Wambsg's, Cleve. .12 46 14 16 .348 Brubaker to Kerns to moving contests designed for 8 30 are six relays, two of which will be Plttengrer. Boa. .. . 7 29 4 10 343 Shirt with the famous VAN Toman and Carroll. Time 1:30. start en base, Rawllngs. Sacrifices, Young, Meu- 9. Total 43 7 J4 x29 15 Totals 37 13 speed so popular devo- PITTSBURG, May By hitting out winning run was scored. limited to participants of 16 years or Fothergill. Det. . . 9 32 4 11 .344 that are with sel Rawlings. Double plays, Lavan to iTwo when Y 11 .342 sport. By of Ho'rnsby on balls, off Cadore freely the Pirates easily won Batted for Fewster in 8th. under. The other four relays will Baker. N. .19 73 25 HEUSEN Collar attached. ANGELS 3 tees of this the rules to Fournier. Bases Schang, N. Y . . . . .18 59 9 20 .339 BEAT SACS, 4 TO 4. by 6, Ryan Batted for McMillan in 10th. consist of 440, 880. two-mi- le the governing body at least one race Pertica Struck out. Pertica the second straight game from Brook- mile and Cutahaw, Det. . . .17 71 11 24 .338 3. Sherdel 1. Innings pitched. Pertica 6, Chicago 0 0 4 0 0 0 2 0 each day must be for amateurs only, 8 2. 0178 runs. The juniors will take part in Hooper. Chi .17 65 II 22 .838 Price S3.00 $5.00. Sherdel 2, Walker 1. Losing pitcher, Per- lyn today. The score was to Sen New York 0 880-yar- event, five-mil- e O'Day Time, 0004021 the 440 and d relays. Judge, Wash. .20 75 15 25 .333 Miscucs, AValk and Sacrifices Put and this a stock tica. Umpires, and Hart. sational catches by Carey, Bigbee and Errors, Hodge, Witt, Devormer, N. Y .19 69 10 23 .323 1 33 minutes. Two-has- p Home run. Baker, As thore are only four on Scott. machine race, will be the first on the hour B. Griffith were features. Score: tiit. fioott. lanes the Gardner. Cleve. . .18 69 9 23 .38.1 Stolen base. Schalk. Sacrifices. Collins. track seven . 1 Over Winning Bun. card. From then on the professionals Falk. Devormer. Double play. Collins to and participants, it will Fullerton, Bos. .6 3 0 .339 rpecial-engine- d machines Brooklyn Hodge be necessary to run two Rice. Wash .20 82 9 27 .329 9. with their Pittaburg Jnhnsnn to Strunk. liases on balls. heats for 7 SACRAMENTO. May Colonel ATHLETICS SLUG AND WIN H. 1 U A B R 1, 1. anaw- - each event. Heilmann, Det... .17 61 20 .328 will be on the track. li H S. Shawkev Acosta struck out. The teams finishing: first Y 11 Pick booted one and, according: to High.s. 3 0 1 3 O'Mar'n'e.s 3 2 3 fl 1. .Tones 1. Innings pitched Miller, N. .13 55 18 .321 Application blanks may be obtained Irev Aoosta and second in each heat will be timed 16 59 8 19 322 Phillips-Jone- s Corporation popular opinion among: the fans, Um- John'n.3 3 0 1 llCarey.m Hodge 4 Acosta 5, Shawkey 8, Jones 2. Collina, Chi from the Daddies' club race headquar- 3. 0 0 liBlgbee.I I 4 O 1 losing pitcher, and the three teams making the best Severeld. St. L. . .18,69 6 23 1 .819 pire Finney did likewise, all in the By Hammering Out 20 Hits, Cleve- Ward. 10 Winning pitcher. Jones; 69 6 28 .319 . 200 street, where H. R. 4 3 1 l!Ens.2. . . Umpires. Moriarty and Nallin. time will win the points. The winner Perkins, Phil .lft 1225 Broadway. New York inning-- ters, Third B.Gri'h.r Acosta. Chi .12 47 8 13 .319 fifth These miscues coupled J 1. 2 0iTray'r.3 2 Strunk, Eppenstine will handle the entries. 4. Wheat, 4 0 Time. hours 30 minutes. will receive five points, three points 21 i 31S a land Is Defeated, 15 to 4 0 5 Wood. Cleve .18 66 13 with walk and a pair of sacrifice Myers. m OlMuell'r.r will go to second place to . .18 76 9 24 1 .316 The May meet m Portland has been 4 1 7 and one Mclnnts, Cleve. pokes, put Deal over the pentagon PHILADELPHIA, May 9. By ham- Janv'n.l OlGrimm.l Defeats Elgin. third. Gharrity, Wash. .. 18 57 12 18 l SI0 - arranged by the national race body 2. 4 1 1 4!Mattox.c Haines winning- run An- Olson. . . . 70 13 22 .31 with the for Los entry Keefe Bagby Debe'y.c 1 0 1 OlCoop'r.p Johnston, Phil. .18 - at this time soas to assure of mering Coveleskie, and 9. (Special.) Mr. Dunne . . 64 14 20 o .313 geles, Killefer's men having- previous 2 0 3 01 HAINES, Or., May Referee. Galloway. Phil. .18 the as they fix 20 was enabled Hug'g.c Chi .15 48 12 13 .1 .313 ly collected for one in fastest talent, their for hits Philadelphia Cadore.p 1 0 0 41 league ball game The officials will be T. Most!!, three the first The Morris . 11 13 1 schedules so as to be able to attend Cleveland squad 1 0 0 0 J. Collins. Bos. 42 6 .310 and two in the fourth. The to get back at the Shriv'r.p Dunne, referee: Sergeant . . 14 5 17 Senators races 12 en- 1 1 01 played here between the Haines and Harvev McMillan. N. Y. 55 .309 shoved a other afterwards. Some victory. Yester- Miller. 0 Davis, 16 72 22 pair of markers over in the com- today with a Deca'r.p 0 0 0 Elgin teams Sunday was won by announcer; George Philbrook, Johnaon. Chi 17 s .306 tries have been received to date, 4. K ' 10 19 .300 first and added another in the home dirt-trac- day won, 14 to Four 4 to 2. Hayes, starter; a. Alien, scorer: A. D Miller. Phil i l prising best of the k tal- the Indians Haines by a score of h. . 10 SO 9 o o .300 half of the ninth. Thus did the Angels the dou- Totals.33 2 7 24 11! Totals. 34 8 14 27 9 Wakeman. clerk of course; Nunamaker. Cle. ent in the world, and at least five home runs, four triples and two eighth. for Haines, in the last of the sixth, George L. Uhle, Cleve 0 0 .300 cop the initial combat at Moreing Batted for Shriver in artur, uranam Lilass and A. k. Jacobaon, St. L. . . ,18 67 7 20 1 1 .299 holders will compete. bles were included in the Athletics' 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 2 made a home run which was followed Jr. field today by a count 4 3. title Brooklyn McCul-loug- h McAlpine. Dykes, Phil .18 62 11 18 2 0 .290 of to 1 2 3 8 a performance by timers; Frank E. Watkins Score: The list of events follows: hitting. Doc Johnston, Pittsburg 0 2 0 00 by similar Oliver Huston Haney, Det ...... ,10 38 5 11 0 0 .289 Two-bas- e of the Haines team in the and Frank Harmer. . . .18 68 10 19 2 3 .288 t Five-mil- e dis- Errors, Deberry, Mueller. hits, McManus. St. L. Los Angeles Sacramento amateur. piston had four hits, including two triples. e judges of Olson, Mueller, Ens. Three-bas- hits. B. eie-hth- Weather conditions were not finish,; Seaton Taylor, judge Smith, Wash 20 87 10 25 0 2 .287 BRHOA placement, stock machines. The score: Griffith, Maranville. Sacrifices, Carey. Ens, or snotput; Carl Huston. Graney. Cleve 10 14 3 4 0 0 .286 BRHOA1 Five-mil- to outdoor sports and Rohert arce.m. 0 Sch'Ks.3. e professional, piston Mueller. Double play, Maranville to favorable Clark. Det 9 7 3 2 0 0 .286 Unequaled 1 7 1 game played during Pelouze and Robert Krohn Jr.. in Carroll. 0Pearce,s. displacement, open. Cleveland- - Philadelphia Grimm. Bases on balls. Cadore 1, Shriver part of the was Zachary, Wash. . . 3 7 0 2 0 0 .280 3. . 1 1 .. 1 Five-mil- e spectors. Deal. 3Pick.2. 0 professional. piston B R H O A H i H KJ A 2, Decatur 1, Cooper L. Struck out, by a light rain with sleet and snow. The Harris, Wash 20 82 19 23 0 4 28(1 Daley, c. 1 3 OiRyan.r. . 0 1 displacement, open. 1 3 OIYoung, 2, 1. pitched, by t. L 18 75 11 21 2 0 .290 1 1 Jami'n.l 4 0 Shriver Cooper Innings club will play the third game Tobin, Grigga.l 11 Sh'han.l. u o Five-mil- e professional, piston 1 1 5 3 3 1. Haines 15 61 8 17 2 0 .279 2 Wam's,2 4 0 3 Uohn'n.l Cadore Shriver Decatur Union MEET IS WON BY Dugan, Bos Sul'an.r 0 0j.M'witz,l. 0 0 displacement, open. 4 0 0 4 4 Winning pitcher. Cooper. Losing pitcher, of the season with Union at PENDLETON Fewster, N. Y. 19 72 13 20 .'.7 Value 1 1 Spe'r.m. OJWalker.l -. Im're.2 0 0 Five-mil- e 7 4 Ems-li- e. Sunday. 17 6.- 7 18 .277 1 sidecar professional, Mcln's.l 3 0 2 lPerkis,'e Cadore. Umpires, Klem. Sentelle and next Veach, Det M'l"ly.s 1 2 Cook. c. . 1 2 piston displacement, stock. Sewell.s 4 3 4:MiIer.m. 5 Time, 1:34. Walker. Phil 16 62 13 17 7274 equal Pwnd'r.p 0 1 0 H'pton.p 0 0 10 1 5 N. Y 5 19 1 5 Tobacco Quality Five-mil- e professional, piston Gard'r,3 4 12 4WeIch,r. Schools Capture Honors in Annual Hoyt. .Ml IM'N'ly. 0 1 displacement, open. Wood.r. 3 2 OiDykes.3. 4 Baseball Summary. Brower. Wash. . . 15 46 8 12 to any made possible 10 1 4 TIGERS BEAT BOSTON AGAIN 6 23 4 6 Five-mil- e professional. O'NMli.c 2 OlGall'ay.s Umatilla County Event. Lelbold. Bos Total.s.:i4 4 10 27 11! S piston 12 11, D . . 7 261 by of con- Totals. 34 3 27 13 displacement, open. Shin'lt.c 10 0 0 0 Rom 5 Lamotte, Wash. the form Batted for Hampton in ninth. Cove'e.p 2 0 1 0 0! Standings. May !). Schalk, Chi 17 58 8 15 .23: Ten-mil- e professional speedway sweep National League PENDLETON, Or.. (Spe Los Angeles 0 4 Graney 0 0 01 W. L. Gerber. St. L 18 62 8 16 .258 struction. 10021000 stakes, piston displacement, open. 10 o Detroit Makes it Two Straight by w t. Pot Pet cial.) Pendleton track and field ath- 17 70 4 18 .257 Hits 1 10 Keefe, p. 0 0 0 0 . .478 Burns, Bos Five-mil- e York 17 4 .SlOlBrook'n 10 11 4 25.1 Sacramento 2210301110 0 0 0 1 professional consolation, four 0 0 Oj New 7 11 letes from the high school and grade Elllerbe, St. L 17 70 IS light and mild 00 0 3 Bagby.p . 12 8 .eOOIPhil .389 1 Colors as prize day, 10 Score of 6 to 2. Chicago 17 i 10 17 2 .250 Hits 2 8 lowest winners of the 12 9 .5711ChVatI ... 8 16.333 schools in the city and vicinity cap Harris, Bos 21101010 piston displacement, open. 33 4 9 14 10 42 lo 20 27 8 St. Louis. Faber, Chi 1 5 0 0 .250 as any smoker will Krrors, Carroll, MeCauley, Pick. Runs Totals. Totals. 9. 12 10 . 5451 Boston .. o 14 tured the annual county 7 8 1 responsible Batted for ( Coveleskie in seventh. BOSTON, May Detroit made it Pittshnre Welch. Phil 17 73 0 241 for. Ponder 2. Hampton 3. row Boston today, American league Standings. track and field meet by a wide niar- - Young. Phil 17 65 13 16 0 2 .246 demand. Struck out, by Ponder 3, by Hampton 2. Coach Wood to Go East. 0 4 two in a from 10 12 .455 18 6.) 10 0 1 210 on Cleveland 02020000 New York 17 7 .708IPhil ln this year. Seward, Cleve 16 Bases balls, off Ponder 2. off Hampton Philadelphia . . 15 Ehmke hording Boston to four hits 1 8 .667 . 9 11 .429 Sheely. Chi 17 37 6 14 o o 2411 3 Two-bay- .- OREGON COL- 02201370 St Louis. Boston.. The final score in the high Selection of Wrappers Stolen bases, McCabe, Pearce. AGRICULTURAL 6 Cl'eve'-n- . 12 11 .522:Detrolt .. 9 14 .391 school Bassler, Det 17 45 4 11 0 o 241 Two-bas- e and winning, to 2. Heilman Milton-Freewat- hits, Carroll. Cook. Sacrifice hits, Corvallis, May 9. (Special.) Error. Gardner. hits. . . 8 16 .333 division was Pendleton 95, 8 29 7 0 0 .241 LEGE. e Chicago 10 12 .453lWash'tn O'Rourke, Bos. ... 4 exactly the same as McCa.be, Deal, Daley. Pearce, Pick, l.indi-mor- e. Edward H. (Larry) Wood, swimming O'Neill, Welch. Young. Three-bas- knocked one of the longest home League. 25, the west end of the Cobb. Det 8 21 1 5 0 0 .23 MeCauley. Runs In. Ryan, hits, Johnston 2, Perkins, Miller. Home Western 8 4 3 50c batted runs seen here, clearing the left field 11. county 7, Athena, Menosky. Bos 17 3 0 0 .233 those used on for Deal. MeCauley. MeNeely. play, coach, has been engaged by Camp runs. Miller 2, Walker. Welch. Stolen At Denver 13, Tulsa united Weston and 64 12 2 II Double fence with plenty to spare. Score: 6, City 17. 0, Plpp, N. Y 17 13 .231 Lindimore to Griggs. Time of game. I Wigwam. Harrison, Me., for the sum- base, Johnston. Sacrifices. Dykes, Walker. At Dcs Moines Oklahoma vicinity and Pilot Rock: 2. Ehmke. Det r, 13 O 3 0 II .231 cigars, Connecticut hour 45 minutes. Umpires, Eason and Double plays. Sewell to Wambsganss, At Sioux City 2, Wichita 1. Scores in the Pecklnp'gh. Waah ,20 75 11 17 0 mer season. Wood will work with 2. Detroit Boston- - 5, St. Louis 8. total subdivisions of shade grown wrapped. Finney. in to Young to Johnston Bases on At Omaha the five divisions of the grade Ward, N Y 19 72 6 16 many men prominent athletics in balls off Rommell 9, off Coveleskie 3. B K H O A BRHOA Batting Averages. schools 17 54 4 12 0 1 1 14 0 1 Beaver county Rigney, Det the east, among them Allen Wooding Struck out, by Rommell 1, by Keefe L Blue.l. OjLieb'd.m of the are as follows: Divi- Bos. . . . 5 9 0 2 0 6, .52 2 0 4 I) 0 Pet. B. H. Pet Ferguson, Workmanship meets ot" Syracuse university, Lawrence, a Innings pitched. Coveleskie Keefe 1, Jones.3. 4Foater,3. 4 FSOiSarg't 94 22 23i sion 1, Pendleton and vicinity 109. di- 5 9 0 2 I' 0 .217 3. Um- 5 1 2. . 0 0 1 5 Hos Foster. Bos Bagby Losing pitcher, Coveleskie. Cobb.m. 12 Pratt. 6 3 .500 18 4 .222 2, Milton-Freewat- er Wash. . . . a I 1 n 0 .214 the highest standard. notable Princeton football star, and Connelly. Time, Veach.l. 5 0 Smith, r . 4 0 Wal'c ... Suther'd vision and vicin- Shanks. ANGLERS TP SHOW pires, Wilson and 2:05. 15 .. 73 27 .369 . 104 22 .211 Waltera, Bos 10 33 o o 212 Although 5 2 Dugan, s. 2 Hale. Elliott ity, 45: division 3, Athena, 1 Shepard of Yale. he is not H'mann. 12 12 33 12 .364 85 6 .171 Weston Flagstead. Det. . . . o o .211 El 4 0 1. 0 Ken'thy Gressett : Clark,2. Harris. 4. positive. Wood may remain in the 13 12 . . . .343 McOann 1)6 IS .170 and vicinity division west county. Hodge. Chi 6 20 0 o .200 The 4 points 0 1 1 . 0 11 2 High 102 35 Pa- Rigney, a 3 0 Burns, . 7 34; a, . . 5 5 0 0 .200 east instead of returning to the . King ... 12 4 .333 Wolfer 46 .152 division Pilot Rock and vicin Fuhrman. Phil. PHILLIES BEAT CUBS, 9 TO 4 3 0 0 0 0 . Bas'l'r.c Ruel.c. . . 312 13 2 .153 Cleve. . 7 5 0 0 account for cific coast to resume his duties for Ehmke, p 4 0 0100 W'ters.c 0 0 0 Poole 112 35 Lever'z ity, 3. Morton, SPORTSMEN'S EVENT PLANNI D Thorpe . 90 29 .302 Middl'n 20 3 .150 Balti-moreCoron- the Aggies. F'g'son.p 0 2 2 104 30 6 0 .000 Lord Russell, p 0 0 1 Cox .2SSFreem'n Molalla Gets Title. FOR ROSE FESTIVAL WEKK. Parkinson's Home Run in Seventh Crum'r . 15 4 .2661 COACHES TO MEET IN JUNE Signs M'n'sky 0 0 0 9. Aberdeen Boxers. JCollinst 0 How the Series Stands. Mnr.At.l.A. Or.. Mav (Snecial.l Inning Clinches Game. 10 At Oakland one game, Portland no Molalla high school baseball team unparalleled ABERDEEN. Wash., May 9. (Spe- games, An- The Totals.36 6 10 27 13 Totals. 30 4 27 13 gamo; at Sacramento no Los Convention to Be Held at Univer defeated the West Linn high school Object of Special Event Is to De- cial.) Roy McCaslin of Bremerton CHICAGO, May 9. Parkinson's home Batted for Ruel in eighth. geles one game; at Salt Lake no games. success. of have San Francisco no games: at Vernon no team here thiB afternoon, the final and Jack Lockhart Seattle run drive into the left field bleach- tBatted for Ferguson in eighth. sity and Agricultural College. 5 2. game Smoke one today. velop Greater semi-windu- p 1 games, Seattle no games. score being to The was Interest in been signed for the six round ers two men on bases in the Detroit 0 0 2 0 0 0 1 with 0 0 0 Where the Teams Play Next Week. OREGON AGRICULTURAL COL called at 3 o'clock. This is the cham- Fishing iw of Nick Randich's Eagles gave Boston 0 0 0 0 State. seventh inning Philadelphia a Two-bas- e Du-ga- Portland at Sacramento; Seattle at Salt LEGE, Corvallis. May 9. (Special.) pionship game for Clackamas county. Size smoker here next Monday night. Errors. Pratt, Smith. hits, San Oakland Actual Casey lead which Chicago was unable to J. Collins. Three-bas- e hit, Clark. Home Lake; Vernon at Francisco; The western division of the physical n.r tftHnv'H vipforv Molalla won the Harry of Seattle and Joe Black i at Los Angeles. meet in overcome, and the visitors won the run, Heilmann. Sacrifice, Rigney. Double education association will hold its county baseball championship cup and One of the features of the Rose of Tacoma will the main I plays, Clark to Rigney to Blue, Dugan to event of six rounds. first game of the series between the Burns. Bases on balls. Ehmke Fergu- - Orpheum matinee today, convention June 21 and 22 on the Uni- the spauiaing iropny. Aioiana piays Festival is to be a sportsmen's show versity of Oregon campus and June 23 rcren C i t v h i er fichnol nexr FriHav at the auditorium. The event is on the Oregon Agricultural college at Oregon City. So far thts season sponsored by the Chamber of Com- HOW TO START THE DAY WRONG. campus. K. t. hager, physical edu- Molalla high school has not lost a merce a"d will be the second of its cation instructor, was elected secre game. kind held in Portland. tary for the remainder of the year to The sportsmen's show here m today. Ad. first ! fill the vacancy left by George Clark, Orpheu matinee was put on by the Multnomah I'M Gon& To Take. This old 'gooobV Little, ball waV ovsr m Vondsr wow vvHt WE YOU 10 YOUR Anglers' club last winter. Spokane 6o.e BM-- L OUT IN The BACK,, HEBE'S WHERt FIELD Go Tb A WALLOP " holds a biff sportsmen's show each Vacd and Give it a wallop' part filial, resting place year. The first show at Spokane drew Yoo'Re ALU 6ASHED a total attendance of 12.000. the sec- ' AMX CUT SO LL V ond 40.000 and the third 100.000. , 3we Tfc0 L A meeting- of representatives of IMTOlast jfSSsfc) sportsmen's organizations and com- LONG RIDE " t( !VWX52 mercial clubs of the state will be held OVHee Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock !n the green room at the Oregon build- 12' ing to discuss plans for the show. BY GOSH IX FAST TRIAL

Stock of E. R. Bradley for "Winning Classic Is Boosted. LEXINGTON. Ky.. May 9. By Gosh, ( one of K. K. Bradley's trio of Ken- tucky derby representatives today covered a mile and the derby distance, in 2:06 5, and fin- ished well in h although in the stretch E. Barnes, carrying the full derby weight, urged him some. The stock of E. R. Bradley, as a result of By Gosh B fast trial, rose accordingly and hopes of the bluegrass section 1921 was revived that Mr. Bradley's . success in the famous classic would I 3 . i I o fDcTYou KnovTo VCODCMt'. why Mw't A NO 3o Th IW -- a. be repeated. II f NEARLY KILLED Yooi STAY OrJ 3oU aAS UTTERU Mr. rl V ySo-r- It is generally conceded that ' ' Me ? what RtaW , f BtlfiGO i Bradley has a hand of considerable HAVE YOO lO SE 'kup00. To , strength in this year's Kentucky 1 A rT VlL MEAC derby, even though Busy American, J5Rlvir43 GOLF am rS?pu9UC 5AF"ETVy may (0 BALL Or4 The flcciDeMT as a result of bucked shins, not Re& ' t3 go to the post. That will depend, it z 7a - was said, on how he comes out of his y- trial tomorrow over the Churchill I Downs track. III II HT 14. lt Oh assurance i .10. - 7 I'm. Mrrrt. Trapsliooter Are Tird. DUIrlhiiiora. in a hat gives you the assurance ABERDEEN. Wash.. May 9. (Spe- The name Hardeman cial) Ered Pratsch and C H. Roop of being correctly hatted- - tied for first place in competition for Hardeman Hats are up to the minute in style and they he H. P. Brown trophy, and J. O. H are the best your money can buy. Ay Water-w- ngs gun vad's. i Weatherwax was high for the M irmS i president's, trophy, in the first trophy just try one on. Made on the Pacific Coast PLAIN SO 4 tamcv 75 4 FOB SALE VtOVWHtDt Ted Thye LEARN TO SWIM NOW - J vs. HARDEMAN SUAd.lNtrtO BY AYVMl MF6 CO M0BOXEN

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