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Record Supremacy
The July Columbia
Records Are Now On Sale
JACK HAYES
BRIGHT STAR
OF SENATORS
Two Home Runs Made by
Swift Player Cole Twirl
Marvelous Game
SALEM BEATS WOODBURN
Big Things Promised for Next
Meeting of Two
Teams
Salem Shriners
Make the 0. W. R. & N. Railway V Steamship
Hassalo, located at the foot of Washington
street, your headquarters while in Portland.
FREE GARAGE
Capacity 400 cars, foot of Washington street
Phone Main 43 4H lor further information
Used Cars Must Go
Every used car on the floor must go this week, regardless of
the price it brings: The following list of used cars in perfect
condition to choose from .
1919 5-Passenger Ford
1918 Ford Roadster
1919 5-Passenger Dort -Reo
Four 5-passenger
Dodge Roadster
Mitchell Four 5-passenger
Cadillac Roadster
Flanders Bug
We have our prices on these cars, but your offer will be con
sidered. - .(..-"
Salem Velie
162 N. Commercial St.
Company
J. W. Jones, Mgr.
The "Babe Ruthlne" stunts of
Jack Hayes together with the superb
twirling of Cole brought a veil
earned victory to the Salem Senators
and Inglorious defeat to the Wood-
burn Tigers at Wood burn last Sun
day afternoon.
Jack Hayes stepped up to the plate
In the first Inning with Bishop and
Proctor on the bags and rung the
bell thrice by clouting the ball over
the right field fence. In the third
inning, his second trip to the plate.
he greeted the Woodburn twirler
with bis second circuit smash on the
first pitched ball, and fortunately for
Woodburn there were no men on the
bases. Hayes' home run being the on
ly tally registered that Inning. He
was thrown out at a third base on a
questionable decision in the eighth
inning when he sought to stretch a
double into a triple. Jack gathered
four hits out of live trios to the
plate.
It must have been the newly-weds
day, for Bishop registered a home
run in the seventh making the fourth
drive over the fence for the day. the
third being made by Whitman of the
opposing team.
Due to the heavy hitting of the
Senators, the game was unusually
long, lasting over two hours. Ont-
side of the firth inning when the lo
cal boys eased np a little and per
mitted a few grounders to trickle be
tween their legs, enabling the Tigers
to score four runs, they had their
own way. In that inning the Wood-
oum team came within two of tieing
the score. Cole pitched air tight ball
wanting 12 men.
Woodburn used two pitchers. Ten-
dleton and DeGeer. The former was
given the "hook" in the fourth Inn
ing. DeGeer being moved to the slab
from the outfield and Beebe was call
d from the bench to take his nlace
in lett Held. Being an older man
a Vv a . .
man renaieion. ueueer Had more
control and was cooler in the pinches
Other than that he had little on the
ball that proved puzzling to the Sa
lem men. for as many runs were rar
nered off bit delivery as from Pen
dleton.
bach game finds the Senators
playing airtight ball and hitting the
put at a 4 00 clip, in this regard
they resemble that thing of antiquity
wine; tor they seem to improve
wjin age. so when Woodburn in
&des the Salem -camp In the near fu
ture a royal battle is assured the lo
cal fans.
'Wait until we come to Salem'
was a common remark of the Wood
burn boosters, and If it was offered
In a spirit of revenge, the next ganfe
between these two teams will be an
exciting affair.
A game for June 27 has been an
nounced by Bishop with the Vancou
ver. Washington, team.
Box score:
AB R II PO A F.
Bishop 3b 5 2
Holmes If 5 0
Proctor 2b 4 1
Hayes rf 5 2
Kracke c 4 1
Miller ss 3 1
Blanchard lb ...5 1
stepp cf 4 3
Cole p 4 0
which he has piloted the destinies of
the 120 Twilight league, and It
might be added in passing that his
task ha b-n no umall one in super
vising the organisation of six baseball
clubs and th- infinite detail connect
ed with the launrhiug of a baseball
league.
The Cherry City Twilight league
has been exceeding fortunate In hav
ing at its helm a man of Mr. Klvln's
popularity, executive ability and
and managers of the
league clubs are deserving of the
hearty ro-operatien of their teams. It
Is no small task to round up a team
once a wtk and look after all of the
details which go with the staging of
a game. 1 All club leaders have the
highest praise for their men for the
manner in which they have shown
their interest and the efforts they
have thrown Into the game.
In the future, fans, don't ride the
"umps" quite so hard; take It out on
the players there's nine of them.
Whoop 'er up. but spare the lowly
"urn pa" as be la out there calling 'em
Just as he sees them.
The crowds at the 5:30 matinee
on Sweetland field have been gradu
ally getting larger but as yet there
are hundreds of fans who do not
know that there Is such a thing as a
Twilight league and still many others
who know of it but think of It as
probably too "brushy- to be of Inter
est. All of the games of the present
schedule have been botly contested
with but a couple of exceptions and
four or five overtime contests, two
to a tie and one to a scoreless tie
have been staged. The games are but
five Innings In length.
It's some race and there are any
one of five teams that can cop the
gonfalon for the first leg of the
schedule and nobody would be sur
prised to see a league leader hauled
down.
Twilight lymgwe Standing.
Won. Lost. Pet.
Hauser Bros 3 1
paulding 3 1
State House 2 1
Y. M. C. A 2 1
Valley Motor Co 2 2
Kay Woolen Mills. . .0 6
State Houe-"Y". State
tera have returned home after a
week's visit with relatives In Salem.
K. Plas and ton. John, motored to
Portland Thursday.
Misses Frances and Pauilne Sem-
olke visited relatives at .Noble over
Sunday.
John Brougher. who has ben at
tending Willamette university the
past year Is home on- bis vacation.
Miss Martha Ghermaa of near Bll
verton visited at the Setnolke home
Sunday.
C. J. Thomas. J. Amundson. R. A.
Lawrence and Allan Bellinger motor
ed to Salem Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Perry Moaer of near Silverton
visited her daughter. Mrs. Herman
landwing and family, last week.
Miss Heneretta Plas Is visiting her
sister. Miss Gertrude Plas la Port
land.
Math Seraolke and son. August.
left for Wisconsin Tuesday where
they expect to visit relatives aad
friends for two months.
George Hayne was a Salem visitor
Wednesday.
"Even a professor
can learn'
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Another Sleepless Night?
It's been a busy and fretful day. Brain f agged.nerves frayed
and body exhausted conscious that tomorrow is fraught with
new tral and tribulations, he realizes the imperative need of a refreshing
night a rest. let, he hesitates and areaos to f o to
bed lest be roll and toss throughout the night.
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An yea troubled with wakeful, iwh nnrhUT Do jroa ret
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Bight fraa from d.turbanc. LYKO'' will blraa to wit
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Summary: Home-runs Haves
Bishop, Whitman: Two-base bits
Hayes. Proctor, Breselle 2; stolen
bases Bishop. Proctor. Haves
Kracke. Stepp. Cole: base on balls
Cole, DeGeer 2; struck out Cole 12
ueueer 6. Pendleton 5: nassball
Kracke; double plays Cole to Mill
er to Blanchard.
Time of game 2:05.
Umpires Hunt and Sefton.
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House-
Valley Motor games tied.
Frank Davey Elected Head
o United Workmen Lodge
Protection Lodfe No. 2. A. O. V.
. elected officers last nicbt for the
ensuing half year, the roster for that
period to be as follows: John II.
Carson, past master workman: Frank
Davey. master workman; K. G. D-ck-ebach
Jr.. foreman; James II. Oliax
er. overaeer; Eocene Aafranc. record
er; A. L. Brown, financier; Em lie
Aafranc Jr.. gnld.
Installation will take place early In
July. On Saturday, July 10. Grand
Master Herria w1l7 come from Port
land, accompanied by 150 members
and a band of 30 pieces and will fur
nish a high class entertainment for
the local brethren. The decree team
of the Shleks will be a principal fea
ture and their ability to entertain Is
becoming widely recognised. They
are coming primarily to see and to
eat Salem cherries, of which they
have heard a great deal aaJ lhy
now hope to consume a good deal of
them on that occasion. All the Unit
ed Workmen of the surrounding
country are etpected to be la Salem
that evening.
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NATIONAL LEAQUE
At Philadelphia K. II. K.
Cincinnati 1 ( 1
Philadelphia S 11 1
Heather and Hariden. Allen; Rlxet
and Wheat.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
At Cleveland It. II. E.
Boston 2 9 2
Cleveland 3 11 2
Harper and Walters; Uhle. Morton
and O'Neill.
Note: Only two major league
games.
TEACHERS' EXAMINATION
XAVY MAY NOT GET OIU
LOS ANGELES. Juae 21. The ap
plication of the General Petroleum
company for an Injunction restrain
ing officers of the United States
navy from selling fuel oil stored by
the company la Los Angela harbor
was denied by Judge B. F. Bledsoe
in the United States district court
her late today. 1
THE FROFtiSOR dropped U.
LAST NICHT and said.
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THE STATESMAN CULESJ
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ADS. BSINO GtXAT SXSTLTS
Notice is hereby given that the
county-- supertarendeut- of Marion
county. Oregon, will bold the regu
lar examination of applicants for
state certificate at the Salem high
school as follows: Commencing
Wednesday. June 30. 1120. at 9
o clock a. m.. and continuing until
July 3, 1920. at 4 o'clock p. m.
Wetfaeaday Foeesmosu
U. S. History. Writing I Penman
ship). Music. Drawing.
Wednesday Aftemoosu
Physiology. Reading. Manual
Training. Composition. Domestic
Science. Methods tn Reading. Course
of Study for Drawing. Methods In
Arithmetic.
Thursday Fore moon.
Arithmetic. History of Education.
Psychology. Methods In Geo crash v.
Mechanical Draw lag. Domestic Art.
Course of Study for Domestic ArL
Tha relay Aftcrmxn.
Grammar. Geography. Stenogra
phy. American Literature. Physics.
Tyepwrltlnr. Methods la Language.
Thesis for Primarv Certificate.
Friday Forettooai.
Theory and Practice. Orthography
(Spelling). Physicsl Geography, Eng
lish Literature. Chemistry. N
Friday Afternooa.
School Law. Geology, Algebra. Civ.
II Government.
Saturday Forenoon.
Geometry. Botany.
Sat iirday Afternooa.
General History. Bookkaeplnr.
W. M. Smith.
County School Superintendent.
KAYS FORFEIT
TO MOTOR CO.
Twilight League Game Calle
Of! Last Night End o!
First Leg Approaches
Last night's game between the Ksv
woolen mills and Valley Motor com
pany was called off by the Kavs and
win undoubtedly go down In the av
era res as a forfeited time.
This week's schedule is very likely
to be broken Into by postponed rames
due to the Intense Interest of the
week attendant to Shrine festivities.
It is intended by the league heads to
devote the entire week following this,
to playing off tie and nostnoned ;
games. ;
The first leg of the Twilight league '
schedule ends Friday night. June 2S.
when the State House and Spauldlngs
will tangle for the first time that
these two teams have met this sea-:
son. Tomorrow night the "Y" and J
Hausers will mix. for their second ar
gument and a battle royal Is on the
books. The "T" came within an eye
lash of toppling the Hausers the first;
time they met and the Red Triangle
lads now have a team that must.be
reckoned with as a pennant contend
er. ' According to present plans the sec
ond leg of the schedule will be start
ed the second week la July and will
continue six weeks as haa the first
leg. The winners of the first aad
second series will be matched to play
riff lit. "vn.U'. 4 1 1 n. !
plans are adopted by tha league ex
ecutives, and such a gam mould be
well worth seeing.
President Jimmy Elvia Is to be
oa the manner la
SC0US MILLS NEWS
SCOTT3 MILLS.. Or.. June 21
Mrs. Emma McCown and son. Alvln.
iid granddaughter. Dorothy Masee.
of Lo Angeles are vlritlng here. Mr.
McCown telnc called here by the se
rious Illness of her father. John Ring
oi M ola' I a.
Allan UelllnKer and mot ner trre
Salem visitors Satruday.
Mrs. C. E. Mulvihlll and smjll
duiifChier are visiting at the bomr of
her parents. Mr. and Mrs. A. L.
Broucber.
Mrs. W. T. Hogg ant! two daugh-
LAST DAY
DOUBLE SHOW
Exploit of
THE GERMAN
SUBU-35
"Long Ana Of
NOTICE
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Demonstration
MONDAY, TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY
TWO EMINENT CHICAGO FOOT COMFORT
EXPERTS
Are here Members of the
SCH0LL EDUCATIONAL STAFF
The best known
PRACT0PEDIC EXPERTS
DR. N- A. GOODWIN
DR. E. A. TUFTS
Mannist
er
Orchestra
Ereningi
Wednesday
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