page_title: Portland (minor league baseball team)
section_title: Regular season
hierarchical_section_title: Portland (minor league baseball team) / Regular season
caption_attribution_description: Fielder Allison Jones (1871 – 1934), American baseball player and manager
context_page_description: Portland was the name of a professional baseball team that a member of the fleeting Oregon State League in 1893. Portland represented Portland, Oregon and played against teams from Albany, Independence, and Oregon City. In the early stages of the team, H. Hammond oversaw the club's operations. Later, W. H. Kennedy led the team financially and Edward Stapleton bore the managerial duties. Portland used City View Park as their home until switching to the West End Grounds after June 25. In all league games, Portland played 18 games compiling seven wins and 11 losses.
context_section_description: Portland's official first game started at 2:45 p.m. on May 30, 1893. Their opponent was changed from Albany to Oregon City. The crowd was described as "large". Albert Collet of the Independence club was allowed to play for Portland since their newly signed second baseman had yet made it to town. Both teams played sloppy according to The Oregonian as Portland lost 13–19. Portland's second game was played against the Albany club at City View Park in front of a "small crowd". Albany took the game, 11–5.
  On June 4, Portland faced Albany for the second time in as many days, losing to them by a score of 6–11. On their first road trip, Portland traveled to Albany where they were beat twice in one weekend (June 10–11). The final game of the series was in front of a crowd of 1,000 people. Portland's sixth straight loss since the opening of the season came on June 17 in Independence. It was noted that not many people turned out to see Portland fall to the home team 11–5.
  Portland's first win of the season came on June 18 in Independence. Portland toppled the home team, 5–1. During their scheduled home game against Independence on June 24, Portland was forced to switch venues at the last minute since their ballpark was being occupied by an amateur team. The two clubs instead used the Oregon City ballpark where Portland defeated Independence 10–9. On June 25, Portland compiled 17 hits, and stole 26 bases in their victory over Independence. The two clubs instead used the Oregon City ballpark where Portland defeated Independence 10–9. Five-hundred spectators were present as Portland marked their first game at their new home, West End Grounds.
  In their next four games, Portland faced Oregon City. The first two games were played on the weekend of July 2–3 in Oregon City. During the second game, Portland's Rankin hit two home runs. Both ended in losses for Portland. The teams traveled back to Portland for the next weekend's series. The two games took place at West End Grounds. Portland won both match-ups. During their next match-up in Albany on July 15, Portland out-scored the home team 19–12. Albany was defeated by Portland again the next day. The score was 7–4. Portland was two wins away from a .500 winning percentage with their 7–9 record going into their game against Albany which was scheduled to be played in Astoria, Oregon, on July 22. Albany won the closely contested game, 10–9. Portland's last recorded game came on July 30 at Oregon City. Portland was edged 6–5 in that contest. The league folded after the game and play was canceled.
  It was announced on August 12, 1893, that the Portland club was going to travel to Boise, Idaho, to play their team. In the first game, Portland sent Youngy Johnson to start. Boise edged Portland 7–6. Portland also lost the second game, 10–8.
caption: Fielder Jones signed with the Portland club at the start of the 1893 season.
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