FRIDAY. MORNING. APRIL 14. 1922
THE OREGON STATESMAN, SALEM. OREGON
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.-'"Arrangements are practically
Completed for the Military Massa
cre at the armory Saturday, when
v Company P of Salem and Company
1 1 H of Portland meet to tight It all
: out. They are to shoot, fight,
wrestle, run races,' parade for the
rood looks prize, dress and un
; dress against time,-play basket
' ball and Indoor baseball, and drill
; under arms ; and If they have
time they will perhaps roll the
V' bones and spit at a crack all
;,, . for th ecompany .honor and the
.150 silver cup.
One high class professional box-
Ing bout baa been arranged for,
' a 10-round event between Weldon
; Wing 6f Portland and George
Burns ' of "Aberdeen.' These two
- are among , the most successful
lightweights on the coast. Wing
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Save " Moneys
, on your
Clothes Needs
$25.00, $27 JO
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best of woolen textures,:
style and workmanship
only is used.; ' A .wonder- J
ful variety of patterns j
from which to choose.' !
- Every suit f made to ;
your individual order and
made to FIT YOU.
WOOLEN
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426 State Street
Taite is a matter of
tobacco quality
We state it as out honest
, befief that the tobaccos used
in Chesterfield are of finer
quality (and hence of better
taste) than in any other
cigarette at the price. , '
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BIG
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COTCH
won against Mike DePinto at Port
land Saturday night, and "Burns
lost to Lakey. Morrow. But both
were hair-line referee decisions,
and tell nothing against either
performer. It promises to be a
slam-bang event, thought it Is not
strictly a military erent.
The other" games come in the
afternoon, beginning at 2:30.
Two wrestling bouts .are to go on
at 8 o'clock In the evening be
tween Ellis White of Salem and
Day of Portland, heavyweights;
and Blankenship of Salem and
Daniels of Portland. These are
between bona fide members of
the two companies. Following
this the boxing events will be
staged. They are: Keller of Port
land, 125 lbs. vs. Ringle, Salem,
130 pounds; Ronning. Portland.
142, vs. Elliott, 140; Helser, Port
land, vs. Crossan, Salem ,145;
Hughes, Portland, 128, vs. Mason,
Salem, 130; Lake, Portland, 140,
vs. Frailer, Salem, 150. Sax of
Portland,' 103 pounds, and Healy,
Salem, 118 are both wanted and
will be matched against suitable
opponents if such can be found.
Street parades are promised at
12:30 and at 6 p.m. The man
agement has put it up to the
judgment of the Salem boxing
commission, to promise money
back to ail ticket holders if they
decide it's no real fight.
Los Angeles Makes It Twbl
Out of Three m Series
' With Vernon
LOS ANGELES, April 13. Los
Angeles made It two out of three
from Vernon today, winning 5 to
1. Ibl the, sixth inning rMcCabe
singled, going to second on a low
thrown to first by French, taking
third on Lindimore'a sacrifice and
coming " horn with the deciding
run on Sullivan's single. -
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Los Angeles ....... . 5 10 2
Vernon ...v.'. 1 6 2
Ponder and Daly; Love, Gilder
and Hannah. .
2 Portland1 tli Salt tike 8
SALT. LAKE. April 13, Port
land specialized in. long .distance
bitting today and won the second
game of the series, 11 to 8. Ken
worthy, High and Thorpe knocked
home ' runs for ' the . Beavers and
SchM tor Salt Lake got two cir
cuit drives, , A Bee rally in the
ninth produced four runs, but
tacked three of a tie. .r
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Portland 1, ' ' .. . . ,11' 15 2
Salt Lake . ...... . 8 14 C
Middleton and . Elliott; Brom
ley, Poison, Owens and Jenkins,
. Seattle 6, Sacramento 1
v SACRAMENTO, ApriM3.JUntH
the fifth' today.' Penner and Jacobs
were staging a nip and tuck pitch
ing duel for a pretty ball game.
Then things began to . happen.
Walt McCredle's Seattle Indians
nipped Penner for five safe clicks,
including a homer by Murphy and
a two bagger by Lane, sending six
duns clattering across the - gutta
percha and tucking the combat
away in the trophy chase.
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Seattle . i. ......... . 681
Sacramento ....... . 1 4 0
Jacobs and Tobin; Penner,
Hampton and Stanaffe.
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Kalt Lake 2
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Portland 2
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DEFEAT BOSTK
Parkinson'sTriple in .Eighth
Snatches Victory from
Opposing Team
PHILADELPHIA. April 13.
(National) Parkinson's triple in
the eighth inning enabled Phila
delphia todav to take ita second
victory from Boston 4 to 2. Atl
ter the first inning wtien the
Braves got two hits mixed with
a pass and Fletcher's error for
the'r two runs. Ring held the vis
itors. Score: R. H. E.
Boston ... 2 7 5
Philadelphia 4 8 1
McQuillan, Filllnglm and Gow
dy; Ring ftnd Henllne.
. New York 4, Brooklyn 3
NEW YORK, April 13. J Na
tional) New York reversed yes
terday's score, defeating Brook
Brooklyn hits well scattered. The
Giants won the game in the sec
ond inning, largely on Vance's
wlldness. Meusel hit his second
home run of the season in this
inning, but no one was on bases
He also hit two singles
Score: R. H. E.
Brooklyn . . 3 K 0
New York 3
- Vance and Deberry; Douglas
and Smith. 1
St. Louis 8, Plttsbargh 4
ST. LOUIS, April 13 t Nation
al) St. Louis hit Glazner and
Morrison for 12 safeties today,
including- three doubles and hom
ers by Smith and Alnsmltn and
defeated Pittsburgh 8 to 4
Smith's circuit rap came with twe
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SALEM BOXER WHO WILL MEET
HELSER SATURDAY NIGHT
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Spike Crossan of Salem, who is billed fbr a go at the
military smoker Saturday night with Helser of Portland.
The boys will weigh in at 145 pounds. The bout will be one
of those on the card of the Company F-Company B athletic
carnival.
men on base in the second inn
ing,
Score:
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Glazner,
U. il K.
4 S 2
S.12 6
and Ooooh
Morrison
Doak,
smith.
Bailey, Barfoot and Ain-
. Chicago 5, Cincinnati 1
CINCINNATI. April IS. (Na
tional) Luque was hit hard and
Chicago had little difficuhy in
defeating Cincinnati today. 5 to
I. HoUocher's fielding again
was a feature. In the first inn
ing, 14 of Chicago's reserve play
ers were ordered from the 'bench
for protesting a dee'sion with but
11 men on the field. ,.
Score: R. H. K.
Chicago 5 14 2
Cincinnati 1 o 2
Aldr'dge and Hartnett? Luque,
Markle and Wingo.
claim is ma
BELFAST, April 13. (By the
Associated Pre?s) The Dunville
distillery of this c'ty has lodped
with the town, clerk of Dublin a
claim for $5,000,000 .rs its loss in
the recent raid on the Dublin cusr
toms house bonded stores.
OROXXA IMPROVES"
ROCHESTER. Minn.. April 13.
A. -J. Gronna. former Un'ted
States senator from North Da
kota, was reported in a "very fa
vorable condition" tomgnt "alter
sn operation this morning for an
abdominal trouble.
Junior Twilight League
Will Organize Again
Organized baseball in Salem is
to have two leagues this year, the
Twilight league and the Junior
Twilight leaguers.
The Jnniors met last night at
the Y, which is general headquar
ters for the league. All the six
team that played last year were
represented. The Eagles had Al
van White to speak for them; the
Angels, Weldon Kirk; the Giants,
Dennis Keenan;' the Lucky Stars.
John George; the Yankees, Har
old Busick; and the All Stars,
Vernon Perry.
A final organization meeting is
to be held Monday night. April
17 at 7:30 o'clock, when a consti
tution, by-laws and schedule will'
, be adopted. All the teams will I
by that time. The league is to
have some good, older-boy super
vision to help balance their bus
iness affairs. Lester Day and
Ralph Barnes, seniors at Willam
ette and both . specializing in Y
and general welfare work, will be
president and secretary-treasurer,
respectively.
Following the Junior League
organization meeting at the Y
Monday night, the senior Twi
light league will meet at the same
place and arrange its full sched
ule. It promises to be a busy
night. ,
EUROPE'S WELTER. '
WEIGHT CHAMPION
PeU Hobln, the welterweight
champion c : Europe, baa coma to
the United States tor the express
purpose of gettin a fight with
Jack Brlttoa for- the world title.
'Hobln has participated (r ninety
two co. testa, winjlng 'elghtyw
seven, rorty-nine of them by the
knockout route. He ts 24 years of
age and hat been fighting for rour
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CLEVELAND
MAKES
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Ehmke Has Two Bad Innings
Uhle Quits When He is
Hit on Wing
CLEVELAND, O.. April 13.
(American) Cleveland made it
two straight from Detroit, win
ning 8 to 3. Ehmke had two bad
innings. Uhle started to pitch for
Cleveland but was forced to re
tire at the end of the second inn
ing as a result of being hit on his
throwing arm by a ball thrown
by Ehmke in an attempt to catch
Uhle off second. Shoestring
catches that ended in somersau't?
by Flagstead, Speaker and Jam
ieson were features.
Scorn: R. H. E.
Detroit 3 11
Cleveland ... ... ...S 11 1
Ehmke, Pillette and Bassler,
Woodall; Uhle, Costeleskle and
Nanamaktr.
Boston O, Philadelphia 2
BOSTON, April lk (Ameri
can) Boston evened-the serlea
with Philadelphia, winning today
6 to 2. Karr allowed five h'ts.
Errors figured in both Philadel
en's00l
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phia Vans. The Red. Sox hitting
was timely. Captain Pratt leading
with 'two doubles and two singles
Score: - R. H. K.
Philadelphia . ) ; . V .2 5 2
Boston ... .i. ... 12 4
B. Harris, Yarriaon. Sullivan
and Perkins;, Karr and Ruel.
NeVA'ork 5, Washington 3
WASHINGTON. April 13.
(American) New Ybrk turned
the tables on Washington today,
taking the second game. 5 to 2.
Mays pitched effectively and the
victors bunched hits off both
Xachary and Gleason.
Score: R. II. E.
New, York ... .......5 13 2
Washington ..... . . 2 6 b
Mays and Schang; . Zachry,
Gleason. and Gharrity. '
84. Txui 4, Chicago 2
CHICAGO. April 13. Ameri
can) St. Louis made it two
straight from Chicago today by
bunching hits and w'nn'ng 4 to 2.
Danforth was wild but pitched ef
fectively in the pinches.
Score: R. II. E.
St. Louis ... ,,4 11 V
Chicago ... . : . ... . .2 7 3
Danforth and Severeid; Hodge,
Russell and Schalk,
Bohler's Runners Leave
Today for Meet at Eugene
Coach '.Bonier of Willamette
university will leave with ' bs
team for Eugene today to partici
pate in the state relay meet. Ilia
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Brown
The Test of Wear Is Final Proof
team, has been handicapped by
lack of practice. The wet wea
ther has made the track slippery
and rough. The runners have had
a difficult time In working out
However, they Are . not handicap
ped any worse than the other col
leges' for the wet weather has
been general." The following men
are to go; :,.'" - -vr-v'-"
One-halt mile: ,raceZeller,
Pollock, .Vinson and Towner.. '
". One mile Logan Pertlne, Bill
Vinson and SatchwelL . ;
Two-mile Geddea, Logaa.
Towner, Perrine an dSatchwell.
Medley -Zeller, Pollock Town,
cr and Logan. . . x i ', v-'-j
Several of Coach Bohler'a men
are out of the game for awhile
on 'account of sore muscles and
strains. With the advancing sea
son this difficulty -will be over
come. ' ''.::. - : :v'
Jack Vinson will take the low
hurdles and the pole vault wh Te
Pollock will be entered" in the
high jump. : This program ind
lineup is tentattre, depending up
en the condition of the field' at
Eugene and the kind of weather.
Stayton Baseball Team -.
Defeats Nine at Dallas
The Stayton baseball team de
feated the Dallas team -at Dallas
Wednesday by a score 6M0 to 6.
Stayton made XI hits to 10 by Dal
las. Stayton bad 12 players left
on bases and Dallas six. :
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and Low
and Black
the price. These are
shown. -v
prove their worth to
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