St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-05-05

hS NhapSi SSINlCeS were held a,
which the University choir abIy
rendered Rosewig's mass in G..
The Junior baseball team resumed
practice last Monday, and will mos,
probably play Saturday as the Sen.
ior team will be unable to play on
account OF number of the PLAYERS
belonging to the track team.
The band is busy preparing some
new pieces for the lawn concert Il
intends to give in the near future
Its sister organization, the orches.
ira, is also engaged with learning
new pieces. Both are under the
direction of Prof. Edwin Smith.
Hand ball is the most popular
sport at the school just now and
some very fast games have been
pulled off. The tournament to
decide who are the best players in
the school will bring out some very
fast players. Standing room will
be at premium both for spectators
and for the audience
Wednesday, the Columbia Uni
versity baseball team defeated the
Portland high school by score of
9 to 6 in a well played game OIL the
Portland professional grounds. The
game was interesting throughout.
though a number of errors were
made by both teams. As usual.
Columbia won by superior hitting
and team work. Wilkinson pitched
great ball for the Varsity, aud had
il not been for couple of errors
by his teammates, would surely
have had shut out. McInerny
caught an exceedingly good game |
considering that this Is his first try
out behind the bat. The high
school lads played well individually |
but showed great lack of team
work. Mangold. Barry, Albright, |
md Hinkle deserve praise for theii |
work for Columbia
The game between the Behnke.
Walker business school and the |
BOYS of the purple and white was a
yalk-over for the local team. All
10 period OF the game did the wear
rs Of the gold and blue worry the
University boys. The game was
'ery long and listless affair and Il
vas q question Of how many runs
he Columbia team could make.
Eighteen Of our men crossed IN,
lone plate. while not a run was
redited to the opponents, Wilk-
nson for the local team pitched
nasterly ball. and his support was
'etter than II usually has been.
Warren Eggerer, who replaced
tito Moore, caught a very good
anne, and his throwing to second
aught many a would he pilierer.
Considering that this was his first
anne at the receiving end of the
artery. he caught very remark
BILE game. The batting OF the
'hole team was a very marked im-
over their former display
{ stick work.
The track team is working ont
ard this week, preparatory to the
nal meet with o. A. c. at Corval-
S next Saturday. We will not
in, is a foregone conclusion. for
'ith the large number OF track cam
idates at the Agrics disposal. it is
ut a natural conclusion that ten
len cannot defeat twenty or thirty
zen that o. A. c. will have in
.adiness. o. A. {. have arranged
ie meet with the school principally
, see whether their much touted ,
Villains and Smithson can defeat
elley, columbia's star, in the
% and aao yard dashes. Kelley
i'll beat them if he is not worked
70 hard in the other events. Kel-
v has never been defeated either Q
the 22o or the 100. and the races
i'll be up to the advertising that
. A. c. is giving them. The men
lected to go will in all probability '
, Kelley. Walsh, Roe. Quinn,
Leeston, Smith, Cowan,
inkle, Wilkinson, Mangold,
o.L, XVabar aud Martin