Portland Victorious In Openers As Base Running Shines
Portland defeated Los Angeles 7 to 5 in an action packed first inning with sharp baserunning and a key double steal by Chadbourne. Koestner and Fullerton struggled for LA as Klein, Criger, and Smith helped spark Portland’s lead that held throughout. Oakland defeated Los Angeles 9 to 5 behind strong hitting and five double plays, Vernon and teammates giving effort but fall short. San Francisco edged Sacramento 4 to 3 in a 14 inning marathon with a late score after a 0-0 tie through nine. Thompson and LaLonge earned the win for San Francisco while Browning and Berry closed out Sacramento.
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Portland
Ore
Klein
Los Angeles
Koestner
Fullerton
Chadbourne
R. H. E. Pomiane
Ee Koestner
Henderson
Murray
Criger
Smith
Oakland
Vernon
R. H. EB
Vernon Seal
Seana
Seale
R. H. &. Sacrament
San Francisco
Thompson and
LaLonge
Browning and
Berry
Spokane Beats Portland In Fourth Straight Victory
Spokane won its fourth straight game by defeating Portland 7 to 4 as Strand pitched effectively limiting hits. Portland’s pitching struggled and errors hurt them. Hattiebee Frink Hollis Strand and Hasty starred for Spokane with key hits.
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Portland
Spokane
Strand
Sedppeke
Hattiebee—Frink
Hollis
God Harrie
Hasty
Tacoma Downs
Victoria
Tacoma
Starket
Hal
Vieportn Tacome
Catholic Bazaar at St Patrick's in Umatilla a triumph
Special correspondence from Umatilla Oregon reports St Patrick's church Easter Monday bazaar and fancy dress sale a major success. vibrant decorations music and numerous prize draws drew local and regional attendees with net proceeds around 175 dollars toward church debt. organizers thank Pendleton and Umatilla volunteers for support and hall use.
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Umatilla
Ore
St. Patrick's Church
M. H. Means
Sid Saylor
Cheng
J. H. Rogers
Dalles
D. Hogan
Patrick Braniff
Walla Walla
Ray Vose
Plymouth
Mrs Lennon
O'Connell
Pound
W. H. Switeler
Ubil
W. W. Muppin
J. Lennox
Hunyki
Rohan
Sleters
Pendleton
Umatilla Sochaub
Pendleton's Picture Show Presents Melodramas and Comedies
A Sunday program at Pendleton's theater features The Lonedale Operator a thrilling melodrama with a quick witted operator foiling thieves. Also shown are The Seas Divide a romance in verse and several other shorts including The Spinsters Legacy Disinherited Cupid's Conquest Who Gets the Order and The Gorges of the Bourne River France plus the Arabian Desert novelty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendletton
Lonedale
Fipgraph
Distanes
Peidget
Wille
Luoban
House of Quality
Essanay
Cupi
Cupid
Boonie
Huby
Fortuna
The
Bourne River
France
Various sporting events and society notices this week
Taft to attend Aeronautical Society banquet in New York next Thursday. Quaker City Motor Club runs from Philadelphia to Atlantic City in a week. Auto show in Utica next week with leading manufacturers. Atlantic City golf tournament set for Thursday to Saturday. Balloon pilots with Aero Club of New England to fly next week. Washington state trapshooting at Spokane Gun Club event next week. Jay Gould may retire after his marriage next week. Burns and Rouch boxing match in New Haven on Monday. Battling Nelson to fight Jimmy Britt in coming week. Thompson and Kelly set for ten rounds at Milwaukee next week. Jamestown horse racing ends in a week. Brooklyn horse show opens next Tuesday. Lockwood Driving Club spring meet next Tuesday. Long Island amateur race meet starts Saturday at Rockaway Hunt Club. Western Canada horses shown at Vancouver show next week. Heantown society at riding and driving contest in Boston next week. Kentucky racing season begins in a week with meets at Lexington, Louisville, Latonia. Meadowbrook polo team to wind down practice next week before British team takes field. Pimlico spring meet opens next week with Steeplechase for Country Club purse. Thirteenth Atlantic City Horse Show exhibition proves strongest yet. Pennsylvania and Johns Hopkins dual track meet in Baltimore tomorrow. Harvard meets in Annapolis tomorrow to showcase tricks. Harvard relay teams to contest Penn relay races next week. Western High School relay trials for Pennsylvania games on Marshall Field tomorrow. Baseball games scheduled for tomorrow include Princeton at Brown, Manhattan at Penn, State at Indiana, M. A. C. at Chicago, Rensselaer at West Point, Springfield at Wesleyan. Our wrongs are ours, but our atonements often depend on others.
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Taft
Aeronauutical Society
New York
Quaker City
Aero Club of
New England
State of Washington
Spokane
Jay Gould
Frankie Burns
Abe Attell
Tommy Rouch
Philadelphia
Jamestown
Brooklyn
Lockwood
N. J
Driving Club
Long Island
Rockaway Hutt Club
Canada
Vancouver
H. C
Heantown Society
Boston
Kentucky
Lexington
Louisville
Latonia
Meadowbrook
Pennsylvania
Johne Hopkins
Baltimore
Harvard
Annapelle
Penneylvi
Western High School
Marshall Field
University of Chicago
Princeton
Brown
Manhsattan
Penn
State
Indiana
Chicago
Midiean
Rennsselaer
West Point
Springfield
Wesleyan
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Bradfield Regulator CO
Atlanta
Boston National
Yaceee Center
Burke
Curtles
Graham
Bell
Bergen
Erwin
Pittburg
Cincinnati
Washington
Washington Americans
New York Highlanders
Washington New York
Groom
Street
Ford
Warhop
Sweenes
Kel Sox
Hoston
Boston Red Sox
R.H. E. Philadelphia
Chemie
Chemie, Broseet
Lapp
Livingstone, Cleome and
Carrigar
Ww. L
Pet
ATS
Francisco
Sacramento
Umatiiine
Oregon
D. B. Watson
Ania Ein Wie
Matinee
Eee
Starkell
Dashwood
Vogt
Seattle
Jocale
Skeele
Mala Aia Aja
Ea aGalete Ae
Ccheer
Skeels and Shen
Colline
Clark
Lewis
W. L
the King OF Cures
DR. King’s
Koeppel
Oregon-Washington Railroad & Navigation Company
Chicago Council Bluffs
Omaha
Kansasity
Joseph
St. Paul
St Paul
Council Bluffs
Minneapolis
Counci Blutte
Duluth
Dalith
Fla Counel
Louis
Tiniita
California
Wm. McMurray
Portlasd, Oregon
New Haven
Nelson
Jimmy Britt
Jack O'Brien
Johnny” Thompson
Hugo Kelly
Hinkers
Milwaukee
Maryland Jockey Club
Pimlico
Country Club
Atlantic City
Mr. Wheatraiser
Albert Howard
Baby Holt
Rearden, Wash
Holt Harvester
Holt
Holt Bros
Side-Hill Combined Harvester
Pendleton, Oregon
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