McCarthy bans known gamblers from Pacific Coast League parks
President McCarthy declares three known gamblers will be expelled from all Pacific Coast League parks. He vows to shut down gambling in baseball, stating the action follows a directors’ resolution and police and detective help. Noting impact on San Francisco, he says the league will cleanse baseball and proceed with further expulsions to keep the sport clean. Meanwhile, standings show major and national league results as games unfold. Also reports on Washingtons inquiry into paper cornering and price manipulation amid shortages.
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Pilot Rock Defeats Helix On Its Own Field
Pilot Rock defeated Helix 16 to 4 on Helix field in the Blue Mountain circuit. New recruits Jocko Grause Nate Schonedling and Charley Moore boosted Pilot Rocks lineup while Helix used its three pitchers. Pickett was ejected after a fight with Umpire Miles. Millon restrained him. Rain caused postponements of Milton Freewater Pendleton and Athena Walla Walla games, leaving fans disappointed.
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Sweep by Beavers in shutout victory
Portland swept the series with a 6 to 0 win over Statile as Seattle showed weakness. Weinhert, the loser from St. Louis, pitched fairly while Portland’s offense benefited from errors. Blue hit a triple and Wisterziu a single for Portland’s early runs. In California, Oakland and Vernon split a doubleheader with Vernon taking the morning game and Oakland the afternoon 4 to 2. Dell pitched superbly in the morning, holding the Tigers to two hits.
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Salt Lake City doubleheader split by Sacramento and Salt Lake
In Salt Lake City on May 16 Sacramento won the first game 6 to 3 while Salt Lake won the second 6 to 3. Eldred cleared the bases with a timely double in the third inning of the opener. Salt Lake clinched the series 4 to 2. In San Francisco on May 14 Los Angeles swept both games from San Francisco 7 to 2 and 3 to 0 to take the series 5 to 0. Jordan homered and drove in four in the morning, with Lewis also contributing.
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Quebec Creates Bureau to Guide Sportsmen
In Montreal May 14 the province will station guides wardens and inspectors to assist American fishermen and hunters visiting Quebec. A new fish and game information treatise is part of a broader plan funded by the government with 5 million dollars allocated, aimed at serving tourists and locals. inquiries from the United States suggest a large postwar influx of anglers and hunters will come north this summer.
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West End League powers to two one sided games
Beho team dominated Umatilla with a 2 to 0 victory as the West End League showcased lopsided play. Hermiston also won decisively 19 to 7 over Errigen, with both games marked by one sided action and strong attendance.
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Church League Opens Tomorrow With Five-Inning Games
Twilight baseball season begins tomorrow at 6 15 PM in Round-Up Park as Methodist and Presbyterian intermediates meet in a five inning contest. Five Lent games are planned with about three per week and the senior league opening Friday evening. Local MLC organization prepares schedules.
Fifty brook trout catch displayed in Pendleton window
On Sunday Ray Spangle displayed fifty eastern brook trout in Pendleton. taken yesterday in Meacham creek between Duncan and Gibbon. The 4 to 13 inch fish were fine specimens. Mangold reported 15 trout from Moseham creek and Ash La Follette had about 40 trout. Other fishermen noted fair or no catches on Squaw creek and the river. honey for sale ranged 25 to 10 cents a pound.
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How They A I Stard Pacific Col League
A fragmentary note from the Pacific Coast League era mentions How They and Stard in a sports context. No clear events, dates, teams, or outcomes are readable.
Next Week Schedule Listed for NBA Playoffs
Vernon travels to Baltimore while Oakland visits Sacramento Portland heads to San Francisco and Seattle plays at Los Angeles in a compact regional slate of games for the upcoming week.
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Spangle Aims for Olympic Trap Team Selection
Ray Spangie, Dayton Ore shooter, plans a 10 game journey to secure a passport for Olympic trap shooting. He posted above 96 percent last year and ranked twentieth nationally. Spangie awaits a filled position here and will relocate to Oregon to train, hoping to join the American squad for the Atlantic trip.
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