' v - - . S A ,r'r THE 3IORXIXG OKEGOMAX, MONDAY. APRIL 16, 1917. t - STARS OF THE 13TH ANNUAL COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY TRACK AND FIELD MEET OFF SATURDAY BEAVERS WIN FIRST, "PINKY" WILL WIPE V.: ' - r'-- r II . T j: 7-- 6-- 2, THEN LOSE, 0 MAT WITH MUFF at-- " s 1 if perfect t 1 i m

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"- Season's First No-Hi- t, M ?l j. - y V' j II Knock Bronson Down as more than half v No-Ru- n I r He Clash. H rsr--' . Xj ; Fast as Can Rise. dollar, maintai "CHIEF" STRIKES OUT NINE HE DID IT TO MADDEN ing the quality of this perfect hat Two Putouts, Two Assists, One Jack Grant Says He Performed Ac- and One Run Also Are Credited cording to' Promise, but De- was good policy. to Vernon Hurler Stumpf clares It Will Be Im- Fails as Pinch Hitter. probable in This Case. If x ? r n Standings. Eddie Brewster Pinkman says he Is W. L. PC! W. L. P.C. Muff Bronson down Just fan Fran'co 10 4.714:Salt Lake... 5 6 .500 going to knock Lou 7 get up pair Gordon Angelee 5 .545! Portland 6 .4ii3 4 - as fast as he can when the Vernon 7 7 .0001 Oakland 4 10 .1!S6 ft M meet for the Northwest lightweight Yesterday's Results. championship at the Rose City Athletic 2-- s ; At Los Angeles Portland Vernon l (I Club, April 24. The present kingpin $3:50 2. I At San Francisco San Francisco v A- ' - I Hats Oakland , y- .' of lightweights in this section of the t ; At Salt Lake No games with Los Ange- If if. r country unloads this secret in one of les, snow. i his frequent letters. Jack Grant, the veteran Portland LOS ANGELES, Cal., April 15. (Spe- referee, was told yesterday what Pink-ma- n cial.) After a whirlwind assault on the if' said. "Well, I'll tell you," mused game Tiger machine in the morning for Grant. "Just before the last Pinkman-Bronso- n a seven to two victory, the Portland battle the Seattle boy told me Beaver ball club went down to an in- II 1 I ""' II something which made me laugh at the glorious 0 be- I -- defeat this afternoon sounded even more unreason- . f fore the no-h- it pitching of "Chief'" time and v - able than his latest remarks. ';'.. Johnson, to whom is accredited the 5 1 $ - 1 - game f ' Jt "Eddie was explaining to me how he 4 - first of the kind for the season. could knock Lloyd Madden down as fast In the morning Brenton and Fisher '-f . 1 1'1 as he would get up. I thought this -.: worked against Fromme and Mltze and Y 3 u: ; ij impossible, Pinky went the seven runs were netted from six i was but right f by s. back to Seattle and did it, didn't he? hits the kindly assistance of Messrs. Fromme, Hollocher and Rodgers. They tell me he had Madden wallowing FURNISHERS John- - all over the floor and sent him to the cSc - But in the afternoon "Chief" V - six in HATTERS- son struck out nine men, made two 1 V r-- - . mat at least times four rounds. put-out- s, two assists, one hit and one r N I won't say that it is impossible for him run, which is going tome for a pitch- to treat Bronson as he says he will 286 Washington Street er. He had good support, the only err- after he made good his threat against or by Callahan being a hard try for Madden. However, it's improbable, to - one he ought to have had. . n say the least." ing bright then. "Gee, but it's a ftood The Beavers presented Messrs. Hel- Despite a badly cut right eye re- thing that the Coast League schedule frich and Leake, supported by Mr. ceived in his scrap with Sammy Morris SPOKANE OUT SSOO keeps Portland on the road for three ''t:-- weeks year," pur- Fisher, in their justly celebrated avia- at Tacoma last Thursday night, Weldon this said the portly tion act: Mr. Helfrich let the Tigers Wing is working out in every way veyor of Portland pastiming last nifcht. take three runs and five hits, while boxing.. The little Albina boy is out on "If we were to open here Tuesday the Mr. Leake cordially reciprocated by (1) Samuel H. Bellnfa, of the Multnomah Amateur Athletic Clnb. Shaking; Handn With (2) Ralph Spearrow. of the the road every morning getting ready grounds would be wet with probaale I.lncola HiKh, Who Gave the Former National Pole Vault Champion a Real Battle Saturday. Both Cleared the Tor rain. I hope up by letting them take five hits and three Bar 12 Feet C and Height Told Sptnrrow his tangle with Muggsy Marshall, it clears ntsxt runs. Stumpf, of Portland, broke into at Inches at That Bellah He Would Give Him the Gold Medal If He of Seattle, whom he battles In the semt-wind- Tuesday." Mould Give Bellah the five Points. It Was Agreed on Without Any Further Parleying. (3 Mattox, Oregon Pinkman-Bronso- n Two More Games Called Off . box score, the limelight and the Wl-Ys- to the af- the Aggie Freshman Sprinter, Winner of the ril Open Dash. 4) Captain Ralph Coleman, of O. A. Winner President Roy W. Edwards, of discard In rapid succession. He was Half-MU- C fair. The balance of the card will be tle sent in to pinch hit in the sixth and of the e and Second In the Mile. This Quartet of Athletes Will Be Seen in Action at the Indoor Relay arranged soon. on Account of Rain. Portland Baseball Boosters, has issued stayed up Just long enough to get Carnival Under the Auspices of the Oregon Agricultural College at Corvallls, Or., Next Saturday Afternoon. a call for 200 of the leather-lunge- d, three strikes called on him. - Al Sommers and Billy George box 10 ones to be present at a dinner and . Morning game: rounds in Bend tonight. Jack Allen meeting to be held at 12 o'clock today Portland I Vernon throughout the country, James J. Cor-be- tt all railroad lines but May asks and Fred Gilbert meet in one of the in the orange room of the Oregon Ho. BRHOA BRHOA says he answer any all so tel. The chairmen of com. Hollo'er.s 5 3IDoane.r. 4 0 0 will and that all secure a receipt that the preliminaries. TEAM TO LEAVE TODAY the various Bodgers,2 S 21118 1 21 Dalny.l . .. 4 O O10O O questions. All right, James. For why MILE RACE IS ADDED fare and a third may be obtained for mittees will report what they have . 1 OIGallo'y.3. 4 O O S 3 did you ever say Tom Cowler was a the round trip. "Ping" Bo file, 125 - pound done. Wilie.r. 4 12 ' the local Farmer,! 5 2 10 O'M'Larry.2 3 0 1 2 2 great boxer? A delegation of Portlanders have punch absorber, has enlisted in Troop "Twenty thousand for an opener," is WH'm8,ra 5 O 2 2 llGrtggs.l. 3 1 1 11 0 planned on leaving on 8:30 again year. Borton.l. 3 0 2 13 HCallah'n.s 3 0 0 3 5 the o'clock A, Oregon Cavalry. the slogan this The sale Slglln.3.. 4 0 UMattick.m 4 4 1 Writers in covering dog shows talk train Saturday morning while several i of booster buttons is large and Presi- Fisher.c. 3 0 2116 UMItze.c. 4 012 0 about "dog aristocrats." Anyone who others have arranged their affairs to Poor Fred Fulton. When he fouled Manager Kick Williams Blames dent Edwards expects to have the 3000 Brenton.p 3 2 S'Fromme.p 3 0 0140 4 puts upper lip leave Portland in Carl Morris in New purchased sold 10 U U back his and bites a time to take in the York the other Efarly before next Saturday. Conlfey 1 O O flea on his foot is no aristocrat. Indoor Carnival at 0. A. C. Will festivities Friday night previous to the night it was the sign for nearly all of Jump From California Lou Wagner, chairman of the commit- Totals. 37 7 14 27 17 Totals. 33 2 6 27 15 track and field meet. the sporting writers in Gotham to pan Here for Slump Swartz tee appointed to call on the various Batted for Fromme in ninth. Tou may have noticed dogs always Not Be Postponed. nim roundly. His brilliant perform fraternal organizations of the city, Portland 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 5 7 make considerable noise at a kennel AIIEARX MAY REPLACE DARCI ances against Reich, Cowler and Weln and Cole Are Released. has been making excellent progress and Vernon 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 2 show. That is to drown out the com- ert were forgotten. They are saying will talk today and advise the boosters Errors, Hollocher, Rodgers, Doane, Calla- ment made by the spectators. You that the big plasterer quit and they say how many are expected to be in line. han. Stolen bases, "Wllle, McLarry. Three-bas- e x r hits, Williams. Wilie. Two-bas- e hits, yoursedf would not stand for it if Australian's Fight With Smith Off mat uiton routed Morris purposely. Rodgers, Wilie, Mitze. Griggs. Mattlck, Bor-to- n. you were a dog. Pretty tough for big Fred, who has Al Zweifel. who went to Sacrifice hits, Daley. Wilie, Brenton. LEADING ATHLETES SIGNED at Governor's Request. worked right up to a place where he BT HARRY GRATSON. Honolulu with the Beavers, will ac- Btruck out, by Fromme 2, Brenton 5. Bases could - Even a good-natur- ed guy Rich- company on balls, off Fromme 4, Brenton 5. Bases "20,000 for an opener!" NEW ORLEANS, April 15. The pro- have demanded a chance at Wll- like the north responsible for, Fromme 7, Brenton 2. posed bout scheduled to be lard s crown. ard Laughingwater Williams finds it today, but Johnny Brandt, the other Xouble plays. Galloway (unassisted), Seven more days and they're off. held here April 23 between Les Darcy impossible to get along with that rookie from the Portland sandlots, will Fromme to McLarry to Griggs. of Australia and Jeff Smith of New Ritchie Mitchell and Benny Leonard, grouchy cuss. not be taken. Afternoon game: Mose Payne, Ralph Coleman and of New York, will box 10 rounds Mil- Edward Alden Beals, the I Attend the booster luncheon today. York will not take place according to at Oregon Portland Vernon af- waukee tomorrow night. district forecaster. The mist hit Le Roy Chance one BRHOAI BRHOA PanI Clyde to Compete In Stellar an announcement made last night Spokane in again Frank has added rTollocher.s 4 0 O 5!Doane,r. . . 3 2 Be a booster! ter a meeting of the directors of an the Indians the slats more prediction to his long list. He Kodgers.2. 4 0 0 BjlJaley.l 8 0 Manager Fred T. Merrill, of the Rose yesterday, making a clean sweep of the says Bobby Event Complete Arrange- athletic club that had arranged the Spokane-Intercit- y that Davis, will Wilie.r. ... 3 0 O 0 0Ga!loway,3 4 1 City Athletic Club, spent all of yester League teams' games be major leagues year Farmer.l.. 30 0 0 0:McLarry,2. 4 0 Oaks this week. match. In compliance with a request day in in the next if 1 . ments for Programme Made. at tne tose City Athletic Club Portland. he .275 or Wllli'ms.m 3 0 0 1 0 Griggs, . 3 1 from Governor Pleasant the bout has showing The League champions hits better in the Coast Borton.l. . 30 0 16 liCallahan.s. 4 1 "Babe Borton is a bear on taking been canceled. a flock of carpenters what to Northwestern League this season. Bobby wound up Slglin.3... 30 0 0 4Matt!ck,m. 3 0 do, commencing this morning. The were billed to start against Clyde Ru year 10 . . wide throws to first :th one of his It was said tonight that Toung last notches below .275. Bring- Fisher.c. . 20 0 3 2Mitze.c. 4 0 Ahearn of Albany, N. Y., would be sub- ringside seats will be moved back a pert's Beavers yesterday, but the con- ing Davis" mark up to .275 on a win- Helfrich, p. 10 0 0 Johnson.p. 4 1 spikes attached to the bag. He is few leaving tinual downpour kept the teams from v-- Btumpf". 0 0 showing to advantage in this line. stituted for Darcy. feet, an aisle between the ning ball club shouldn't be such a hard - Leake.p. .10 0 0 A special added attraction which ring and the front row. Every seat in stripping for action. Spokane leaves task. ..10 will be well worth the price of admis- the house will be adjusted and the pres this morning for Seattle, where after Totals.. 28 0 0 24 19 Totals.. .32 6 10 27 13 Denny Wilie might have made his Oregon ent press box torn down a new one spending a day in the Sound City it will Jules Pap pa, the boy Batted for in mark as a waiter had he chosen that sion is being arranged for the and game Sacramento who Helfrich sixth. Agricultural College indoor relay car- TO constructed. When the arrangements Jaunt to Euphrata, Wash., for a played in the Coast League at odd Portland 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 calling. He likes to wait "em out. He WIN, 4 0 are completed 500 more fans will be tomorrow. Wednesday the Indians bat- times, has signed with Vancouver, of Vernon 1 0 0 2 0 0 3 0 6 can wait like a turtle. nival slated for Corvallls, Or., next Sat- to crowd tle Odessa, arriving in the Inland City the Northwestern League. Nick Will- Errors Hollocher, Borton, Helfrich. Cal- urday by Manager Everett able themselves into the hall. couple Rodgers. Three-bas- e afternoon, The front entrance will be improved that night. Games with a of iams was after Pappa, offering Harry lahan. Stolen bases. Doane. idea, gratis to be- com- hit. McLarry. Sacrifice hits, Daley, Mat-tic- k. Here's an offered May. It is a feature mile race so that the fans can get into the build- Spokane's City League teams, a Harper in exchange for his release, but Struck out. by Johnson 8, by Helfrich greens committees who are planning tween Mose Payne of the Multnomah STANLEY COVELESKIE PITCHES ing faster, and a suction fan installed bat with the Kellogg, Idaho, nine and could not land him. Now Harper has 1. by Leake 2. Bases on balls, off Leake 2. new traps and bunkers for their courses Amateur Athletic Club; Ralph Coleman, above the ring to keep a Sunday game with Gonzaga College gone to Tacoma for Red Baldwin. off Johnson 1. Runs responsible for, Hel- your Clyde WELL AGAINST ST. LOUIS. the air fresher. Spo- frich 3. Leake 3. , Helfrich this Spring: Stake out location of the Oregon Aggies and Paul will complete . b. plays, Borton to for traps, bunkers and ditches, offer of the University of Washington. kane always plays Gonzaga the Sunday Of b Hollocher. Army r ...... the several million ushers who ground to recruits Manager May was Port- go season. the staked the Everett a Scott's Curve Baffles Detroit and Cbl-cl- before the opening of the Butte went into camp with Nick Williams, 4t SEALS WIN BOTH FROM OAKS for trench digging practice and pres- land visitor the week-en- d, taking in the opens the Blewett season at Spokane now appears that UtschJg. once a high to, you get it done free. Columbia University track and field Is Victor, 6--2 Cobb April 24. school boy San Spo- of Francisco, is the only meet last Saturday in which the - The games scheduled between one to land a job. Score in Morning Is 2 to 1 and In There is a lot of money in a golf Winged "M" athletes won out with 43 Scores Both Runs. kane and the Washington State College course, turf, traps and putting greens. points, the Oregon Aggie varsity was and Oregon Agricultural College teams . Afternoon, 2 to 0. 28 Aggie Chehalis Lodgeman Honored. throughout the country which would be second with points, the Fresh- April 15. Covel-eskl- e, at Natatorium Park. Spokane. have men 19 points Uni- ST. LOUIS, Stanley 15. (Spe- SAN FRANCISCO, April 15. a total loss if the courses were used third with and the ' - been cancelled. Suspension of athletics CHEHALIS. Wash., April Oakland versity Oregon 11 mark- pitched well today r Nick Wil- gathered four hits in two games, "In- for drilling. However, many would be of fourth with while his team mates hits opportunely. at the schools is the cause. cial.) George R. Walker, of this city, open for this purpose if needed. ers. -- i liams is glad that the Oregon Aggie secretary of the Southwest Washington dian" Smith and Steen pitching in rare Clyde In Score: l t form, and the Seals closed the series He telegraphed to Seattle R. H. E. R. H. E. struggle is off, for he had given Fair Association, returned yesterday OREGOXIAX BEATS WEST EXD asking that the "Northwest Wind" 1 Thomas Everett May a guarantee. from Seattle, where he attended the with but one game lost. come compete in Cleveland.. 4 6 list. Louis 5 U f approximately $800 Neither of the Seals' two runs in the to Corvallls and the Batteries Coveleskie and..0O'Neill; it Spokane will lose Workman grand lodge, of which or- game was exhibition mile. t v4' t on this Spring's training, declares Man- ganization he had the honor to be afternoon earned. San Fran- Snappy Vic- Groom, Weilman and Hale. r It jump from 1, Exhibition Results in Clyde Coast v ager Nick Williams. The chosen grand foreman. cisco won the morning game, and Holds Record. r so soon is the reason. 2-- ' it here game, 0. Clyde is one of the best distance It California the afternoon Score: tory of 9 to 5. Chicago 6, If the blonde Connie Mack of the Morning game : runners ever turned out on the Pacific Detroit 2. I J stuck under Golf Course Plowed Up. Oakland I San Francisco The Oregonian baseball team put an Coast. He holds the coast record for Northwestern circuit had 3- DETROIT, April 15. sunny B R H O Af any championship aspirations mile run 4 19 -5 and he Scott's puzzling the Bear State's skies he would RICHMOND. Va.. April 15. The 1 BRHOA end to the at minutes curve Crlb'ne. 3 1 4 JIEllis. r.. 3 0 ball offered Detroit today, while I - least bad some kind of gate re- Hermitage Golf Club, one of 2 1 0 0 1.10 which the West End nine may have was always able to show real speed in Coveleskie . f A have at the oldest Mensor. SiPick. 3. .. 1 1 a. Payne was wild and ineffective. ceipts, whereas he was knocked out of In the South, has plowed up 20 acres of M'd't'n.m 3 0 0 0'SchTr. 1. 0 1 had when it took the big end of the event whenever he started. Cobb made three Murphy. 3 4 0 1 2 Maisel, m 0 o score In the game played at and Coleman tangled last Saturday and infield hits, scored two successive Saturday and Sunday its golf course and planted it in po- Miller, r. 3 1 0 OlDowns, 2. both of Detroit's runs, stole a base by temperamental J. 2 1 the Sellwood Park grounds yesterday after a wonderful race on the Colum- robbed and games here tatoes. SS'ml'ch. 1 4 0 11 OiKo'r'n'r, 1 1 18 morning. bia indoor track the Cardinal and Scott of a clean single in the Pluvlus. Williams can't figure how he Pheehan.s 3 0 2 4iCorhan, s. 1 3 fourth inning by throwing him out losing J800 on his training, M urray, c 2 0 7 HBaker, c. 1 2 The game was a snappy exhibition of White wearer broke the tape first, at can miss Read The Oreeonian classified ads. - rause, 3 first. even allowing for good crowds the rest K p 0 0 Smith, p.. 0 0 ball considering the fact that the boys scarcely a yard ahead of Coleman in R. H. E. Beer. p.. 0 0 O had to contend a. wet field a 4:34. R.H. E. of the session. Although his share of with and Complete arrangements race Chicago 8 llDetroIt ... 2 S 2 gate money In California was small, Totals 28 1 2 25 11 Totals. 31 2 7 27 19 wet hall. Anderson showed good con- for the Batteries..6 the . will be made in the week, as soon Scott and Schalk; Covel- was something, and his athletes had Oakland v 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 trol in his pitching for the Oregonian later eskie, James, Mitchell. Couch Spen- it Hits 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 2 team and Kranenicke, a new catcher, as Manager May hears from Clyde. cer. and a chance to get in shape. Ban Francisco 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 2 spurs nifty plays. Manager May left for Corvallls last Southpaw George Swartz. the local won his with several left-hand- er Hits 1 0 1 1 0 0 1 0 3 7 Webb also showed- up well at night after having rounded up enough heaver, and Cole, a from One out when winning run made. Jake to assure the 4 San Francisco, were released by Will- (XYp Errors, Murphy. Corhan. Baker. Smith. third for the Oregonian nine. entries from Portland Eddie Brewster Pinkman, Seattle . - Two runs, six hits, 29 at In spectators of a great meet next Satur- iams yesterday. The rest of the squad bat off Krause REDS BEAT 5-- Lightweight. Who Will Meet go joined - eighth inning, out in ninth, one on, none out. day. PIRATES, 2 Muff Bronson In Portland will north. Howard Mundorf Runs responsible for. Krause 2. Smith 1. Baseball Summary. .Under no circumstances will the af- the team. Herman Schatzlein , Corhan. Three-bas- e hit. fair be postponed, says Coach Joseph A. April 24. and Lefty McMorran will be telegraphed Koerner. Sacrifice hits. Mensor 2. Middleton. Oregon Aggies. Prepara- a few days. Iurray. First , off Smith 4, Pipal, of the tickets within m off Krause 2. Struck out by Smith 1, by STANDINGS OF THE TEAMS. tions have been going on for more than BUNCHED HITS IN FAST GAME .' Krause 4. Hit by pitched ball, Ellis by two months now and everything is so Jackson, last year with Los Angeles Krause. Chadbourne. Double plays, Mensor National JLeague. is no chance BRING VICTORY. Improvements awhile, and Red Baldwin, catcher, to Sheehan to Zamloch. Left on bases, Oak- far advanced that there Since some late to the for land 7, San Francisco 8. Time of game W. L. P.C.I W. L. P.C. to call off hostilities. ventilation the smoke at the Rose City obtained from Tacoma for Outfielder Umpires, New York.. 2 0 10001 Chicago 3 2.000 does not appear to be so Harry Harper, have accepted terms and 1:45. Held and Brashear. Philadelphia 2 0 10001 Pittsburg 1 4.200 Oregon's Action Is Surprise. Cubs Lose to St. by Score Athletic Club Afternoon game: 3 6001 0 2 Louts of thick, and when the new fan is set up will leave for Spokane at once. Jack- I Cincinnati.. 2. Boston .000 The report the University of Oakland San Francisco St. Louis... 3 2 .6001 Brooklyn.... 0 2 .000 that repre- 3 to 5 Sa!ets Lear Broken In Manager Merrill says that no theater son is in St. Louis and Baldwin In Oak- BRHOAI BRHOA Oregon would not eend several anything on land. Baldwin will be the first string Chad'ne.l 4 0 12 OlCalvo.m. 3 . sentatives to compete in the athletic SUde to ' in the city will have the Mensor.2. 4 0 1 4 3! Ellis.r. . . 4 0103 1100 Cleveland ..3 1 .750!New York.,1 1 .333 Home Plate. club across the brink lor sweet ozone. catcher of the Indians. Harper, who 4 0 0 1 Philadelphia1 carnival at Corvallls Saturday came al- Midd'n.m 0 0IPick.3... 4 0 0 2 1 Chicago 3 .750! 1 2 .333 complete by con- figured in the Baldwin deal, has iMiller.r.. 4 O O 2 OISchal'er.1 4 2 0 Washington 2 1 .67 Detroit .... . 1 3 .250 with a surprise all Hope of holding a Darcy - Dillon ready joined Russ Hall's Tacoma Tigers. . I Murphy.3 8 0 0 2 HDowns.2. 4 0100 2 6 Boston 1 .667ISt. Louis.... 1 3 .250 cerned last Saturday but before he left CINCINNATI, O., April 15. By bunch- 3 0 0 9 ....2 fight at Tla Juana nas gone a glimmer 'Za'loch.l 3lKoerner.l 2 0 0 12 0 for Eugene Coach William L. Hayward 1 "V . ' -- "Sheehan. a 3 0 0 0 3 0 American Association. ing hits in a fast game here Cincin- n fAi thA nr.pnt st least-- Jim Grif Judge William W. McCredle, president of niCorhan.s. 4 Indianapolis S 0 10001 Minneapolis .2 BOO said that he thought that arrangements . - '." Murray. o 2 0 O 3 81 McKee.c. 2 0 2125 0 2. nati defeated Pittsburg. 5 to 2. In the fin and Louis Parente, who were talk- the Portland baseball club, leaves today ' , VArlettp. 3 0 0 2 21" Kansas City.3 1 .750IColumbus ...2 2 .400 could be made whereby a squad would Milwaukee ..2 1 .6671 St. Paul 0 3 .O00 be to Aggie armory. third inning Cueto drew a base on ing about leasing the racetrack from for the McCredle hot mineral springs, .0UU taken the nnd a fiarht. Mackdale. Or. Totals 30 0 .2 24 171 Totals. 29 2 6 27 12 Louisville 3 2 .600IToIedo 0 5 Athletic contests at the University balls and Shean, Groh, Chase, Roush Pnffrnth stafinff with ' 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Yesterday's Results. be- and Neale each singled, netting four Darcy as a principal, are making no The Portland jurist will return Sat- : Oakland 0 0 have been postponed and cancelled hopes see sun shin- - Hits 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 2 American Association At Louisville 7, To- cause of the international situation but runs. further attempts to carry out me pian. urday and to the Francisco.... 0 0 0 1 0 o 0 1 2 5; 1, Indianapolis 3; R. H. E. R. H. E. 1 ledo at Columbus at now that many of the leading military 1 HltB 0 2 0 1 1 0 1 0 Milwaukee 3. Minneapolis 6 11 innings); at are heartily of Pittsburg.. 2 6 21Cincinnati. 5 9 1 ' ',"'"'"" J Errors, Mensor, Sheehan, Murray, Koerner. Kansas City, no game with St. Paul because authorities in favor DEDMAN'S THOUGHT1 - ' 5 Corhan. Stolen bases, Middleton, Koerner. of cold weather. athletics until conditions warrant their NEU V'" on balls, off A.-le-tt 3. St. 5, Chicago 3. r ' Bases Struck out, by Southern Association At New Orleans 3, discontinuance, it may be that games Louis . - i Arlett 3, Steen 3. Hit by pitcher, Murray. At Spalding's ' play. Mobile 1;; at Memphis 3, Little Rock 2; at will be j.''V Double Sheehan to Mensor to Zam- - Nashville 0. Birmingham 2; at Chattanooga CHICAGO, April 15. Chicago today Philip Neu, Jr., of the Portland Marble V '"J, loch. Left on bases, Oakland 4, San Meet to Be Held 2 Saier, base- , 6. 6, Atlanta 1. at o'clock. lost the service of Vic first Most lve offerings of ,'" Time, 1:37. Umpires. Brashear and The meet Saturday will etart at 2 man, and also the first game of the Works, points with justifiable pride to the various attractimported and New York eld. Where the Teams Play Today. o'clock and will be run series. Saler broke his leg sliding styles and patterns in Pacific Coast League No games sched- off the fastest into beauty many memorials his - ... Salt Lake Games Postponed. uled, traveling day. of any track gathering ever held in the the home plate In the sixth inning. lasting of the Where the Teams Play This Week. Pacific Northwest, according to Man- R. H. E. R. H. E. ager May. 6 7 1 3 8 1 company has erected. Tennis Costumes for ... 1 SALT LAKE, April 15. (Special.) Pacific Coast League Portland versus The contestants and Port- St. Louis.. Chicago... j.: - 'rinow today caused the postponement Oakland, at San Francisco; San Francisco land visitors will be the guests of hon- Batteries Doak, Steele, Ames and at Salt Lake, Vernon at Los Angeles. Series or a dance given by body Snyder; Aldridge, Demaree, Prender-ga- st Inspiration for good work often comes from Spring and Summer of both games scheduled here between to tomorrow. at the Student 1 ," Angels. start Saturday night and arrangements are and Elliott. play, including striking the Bees and Play smoking: an unusual cigar like the Commo- hats in true sports styles,strawstock- Where the Teams Next Week. being made for a grand time. ings, belts, ties, tennis and Pacific Coast League San Francisco at The Lewis & Clark high school and Montana Defeats Idaho in Twelfth. size shoes, other Portland, Salt Lake at Los Angeles, Vernon the North Central high school, both dore of the athletic etc Sounding the Sport Reveille. Oakland. MISSOULA, 15. And for the 4olng Away at of Spokane, Wash., were rather dubi- Mont., April The an a d d i t i o nal "Gold Medal" or How the Series Ended. ous as to whether or not they should University of Montana baseball team "Famous Model" racket, some ex- He's All Right. Pacific Coast League Vernon 4 games, send a quartet of relay runners to en- won a sensational game, 10 JUAN de FUCA tra hard court balls, racket Portland 3 games; San Francisco 6 games, ter the interscholastic events on the to 9, from the University of Idaho here presses, covers and other tennis Connie Mack is often kidded , Oakland 1 game; Salt Lake 2 games, Los grounds that they would not receive yesterday when Gossman, the Montana Havana bonded desirables. Here of late (and also there); Angeles 2 games. much competition. third Backer, hit a long fly with two Spalding rackets, SI. 00- - S12.00; both long loudly base-runn- er . Viv mnstpr wnrlrmpn No. OOH Balls, one dozen. S4.80, Baseball fans and Beaver Batting Averages. If any of the Inland Empire athletes men on bases and one out, the p r"ntrl Have been roasting him for fair; Av.l . each 40c Ab. H. Ab. H. Av. could have seen the way the Jefferson on third scoring after the catch. ' J . But sinca he has picked the White Sox Houck 2 1 .500' Hollocher ...51 9.176 high boys captured relay Montana led. 9 to 2, at the beginning of from incomparable tobacco. For the pennant winners he Wilie SO 17 .3401 Farmer ....49 9.171 the at Colum Williams ..50 17 .3401 Brenton .... 9 1.111 bia Saturday they would never fear of the ninth, but Idaho tied the count by Co A . G. Spalding Needn't fear that he'll be kidded Stumpf ....19 6 .2631 O'Brien ....12 1 .OR3 not having much competition at Cor- making seven runs. Captain Sanderson, Cggr Any more unmerciflee. Fisher 31 8 .2581 Pinellt 1 0.000 vallls Saturday. Jefferson high has of the Montana team, made three triples 111 BROADWAY, It requires no Inspiration to discover & Bros. David Rotroff. Borton ....35 8 .2291 Hlgbee .... 1 0 .000 compete Spo- and a double. Resting; 'I.even Steps From that pipes can be properly repaired in Fincher .... 9 2 .2211 Helfrich ... 4 0 .000 entered to against the Wash. St. the window shop. Broadway at Alder St. Rodgers 9.1871 O .000 kane teams. , ...4S Penner ....11 In his articles in various papers Slglla ...... 48 9 .1871 Leake ...... 1 0 .uoo Special rates have been obtained on Read The Oreeonian classified ads.