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DEAL STUNS HIM Marchildon Sent To Minors " By Connie Mack WKST PALM BEACH. Fla., Apr. f.P The Philadelphia Athletics tent sore-armed pitcher Phi! Mar childon to the minor leagues Wednesday. Thus owner - manager Connie Mack finally gave up on the big righthanded Canadian who once rated as one of the Americas league's top pitchers. Marchildon was sold to the At farm club at Buffalo in the inter national league. Basically, MarchUdon was i vic tim of the war. He was shot down over Germany while flying with the Royal Canadian air forces and spent 10 months in a prison camp. Wildness, a bad arm and what many considered "war nerves' kept Phil from winning a single game last season. His record was 0 and 3. Mack, in announcing M archil don's departure, said: "We went along with him as far as we could 1 wish him all the luck in the world." The 34-year-old Canadian was stunned. He dain't say a word. WRIGLEY PLANS PLANT CHICAGO, April S.-fPWThe William Wrigley Jr., company plans to build a chewing gum plant in California, but it has not picked a sile yet. A spokesman said that no de cision may be made for months The company is considering "every wide place in the road" between San Francises and Los Angeles, he told a reporter. The estimated cost has been quoted at $2,000,000. Americans consume about 140, 000,000 pounds of shrimp a year. Drain Grade School Plant Sports Banquet The Drain grade school sports banquet will be held at the school May T with a variety of entertain ment being planned for the 34 bays who will receive their emblems that evening. Included will be three films, "World Series," "Zale-Gra-tiano" fight, and highlights of bas ketball and football fur the year .1949. J. H. Bush, principal, will be the master of ceremonies, with Coach Clyde Johnson, handing the awards to his team that finished the regu lar season of play in a tie for first place in this end of the county, and who placed second in the dis trict tournament which was held at Oakland. WSC Dominates NW Swim Stars SEATTLE, April t-tm Wash ington State college dominated the northern division's all-star swim team, named yesterday by Uni versity of Washington Coach Jack Torney after selection by mentors of the five division schools. The Cougars picked off five first team berths, Washington three, Oregon State two and Oregon one. Brian Canning, WSC, topped the picks for alt three freestyle dis tances. A teammate, Paul Sellin, nabbed both backstroke posts and also earned the ieadoff berth on the 300-yard medley relay team Fred Hoppe, Washington breast stroker, and Van Smith, Husky free-styler, joined Sellin on the jnedley squad. Van smith was named to Read the regular relay, teaming with three Washington Staters Roland Eiledge, Jack Moreiock and Jim Sherrbd, American butter, cheese and concentrated milk industries turn out about $2,500,000,000 worth of products a year. Kentucky Derby 'Big Two Eyed NEW YORK, April The Kentucky Derby will be run month from today, and as of now, Oil Capitol and HiU Prince Mack up as the "big two." Oil Capitol, Tom Cray's Fla mingo stakes winner, recently ar rived en the derby scene at Louis ville from Hiaicab, Fia.t and be gan training in the role of a T to 3 favorite for the May classic. Meanwhile, most lines had C. T. Chenery'a Virginian, Hill Prince, at to i. But the oddsmakert were busy today shuffling their quotations for the blue grass extravaganza and it wouldn't be surprising if they move Hill Prince right up there with Oil Capitol because of the way the Chenery Charger won yesterday's experimental handicap No. 1 at Ja maica, It was the tall boy' first IS50 start and verified his excellent form as a Juvenile. He answered the only question that needed to be answered that be it as good as he was last year. Ace jockey Eddie Arcaro said just that after guiding the Prince to a length and a quarter triumph in the si furlong test, supplement ing his remark with, "and that is something." The strapping ton of the cup horse, Princequillo, ran one of his typical races, spotting many lengths to faster beginners, then coming on with a characteristic stretch kick in slop and rain. His time, 1:13, was good in such going. With Arcaro sitting still, the colt worked out a full mile in 1:40 flat. COLLEGE BASEBALL (By Th Auoeltfcd Prvs Washington State IS, Spokane (Wil) 8. Portland at Oregon State, Rain. Lewis at Clark at Oregon, rain. FIGHTS LAST NIGHT iBy Tf AMacSalad ftl New Vork (St, Nicholas arettaj Charley Korkut, 190s, Bayonae, N.Y., knocked out Curt Kennedy, let, Wichita, Kaa, . New Orleans Joey Btrnum, t. Culver City, Calif, outpointed Keith Hamilton, 13Sm, New Or leans, 10. Oakland, Calif. John L. Bavto, 1ST, Oakland, outpointed Gene Bur ton, 15, New York, 10. Phoenix, Aril. Chet Slider, 1. Fresno, Calif, and Bay Peres, IT, Los Angeles, drew, 10, Akron, O Joe Blackwood, ISf, Paterson, N. J. outpointed Artie Towne, 160, New York, 10. Ashland's Gelf Course Leased To CaKforntsns ASHLAND, April t i.W Ash land golf course will be restored to operation this season under a city council lease to Lot Angele men. The course, inactive tine the war, will be improved with in stallation of an irrigation system and other betterment!. s Merle M. Russell, greenskeeper at Montabello golf couse. Lot An geles, and Elbert C, Russell, pro at the same course, are the new operators. They got a least at $1 year for 10 years. The two men are to spend $5000 to improvements the first two years and $5,000 more in the next eight. Now Many Wear FALSE TEETH With Mora Comfort cti xidr hoit tfh mer firmiy. 10 miss as in morf enm fort, Juit sprinkle Ht FASTEETH on vour pstc No tammy, ptttf iatt or ieeHn. Chrk "piste rxiat" Lay-Away For Graduation Lay-Away For Grodu0tioRLoy-Away For Graduation -Lay-A way For Graduation 4 I ' . K J. s. rllffe X King f Diamonds WrW 1 ' Jewelry Store MgSJr illliki yS, W J PAY ONLY '1 A WSSH W I f10l!lB i(08S9 . lV:!fes4 JIULER5 Salem Senators Determined Club j By FRED E. ZIMMERMAN Salem Capital Journal SALEM Ore., April tffi The Salem Senators, satis place finishers in Westers International league competition for the past two teasoss, are determined to do better Job at it this jretr. And, Judging by the crop of can didalet now in training oa the Oregon Stat college castpta at CorvatiU, just 35 miles disatnt, there seems to be some basis (or the optimistic altitude. For one thing, the Senators ar committed to a program of hus tle. Ad Liska, player manager, for mer No, 1 pitcher for the Port land Beavers, indicated at th out set that the candidate whs didn't put everything he had into the training schedule would be Use first to b cat loose, regarfleit et previous record, Liska, a aubmarise pitcher, be lieves he is good for a number of wms in Western iMernatienal lea gue competition, aithouith he found Pacific coast hitting a bit too rugged last year. The balance sf tn msuiM staff will include a umber of last year's raiders, plus Oakland last-bell Club . Defeats GHdt, 17-4 The Oakland Oaks baseball club defeated Slid high achooi a tii- aioiKMea, IT-, Wednesday Js a preseason tilt at Oakland, Coach Miles Aubsn sl Osklsnd. reported today. UaMsM, teamae u jse way, garnered its II runs oa It kits and five Glide errors. Th Oakt booted three. Glide scored ttt four rant sa five hit. Batitrses: OaUssd: Sluts, Roberson, Rice, pitcher; Rtee, Brswncos, catcher. ClWe: Woods, Hry, pitchers; Estsbroek, Smith, catchers. Oaklanf opens league play with gams it EikioB nestt Tuesday, LUMStSMAM BUS SACRAMENTO, Calif., April 8 f.fWHarry Keyes Braokt, IS-year-old lumbermtB from Bead, Ore., and Vancouver, 8. C, died here yesteriay after apparently suffer ing a heart attack while register ing st i hotel. Brooks, president of Sh Brooks Scsnton Lumber Cs., was t mate ts Bend after vscstinning is Fslnt SjB-ings, Calif. Thur., Asril i, 1950 Th Newt-levit, ftessburf , Of, 7 several strong armed lads from other circuits. t favosa. BETTER GARDENS AND FLOWERS aac M mmSt cf aaM aritsliw ' , 1 Mt M& Mil HS"-f ia Hs epU MitiamMpiMllkt . sesh ic sad sahal r gco SASSIN ItlOS UWNMOWIU PtASTIC AND tUIIta MO$I SAIDIN toou hat mj . 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