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BY LOUIS; RICHARD.
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Excellent Support "Given to
Pitcher, Who Also Swings
: j , Willow for Runs
Vernon Takes Game from
Seals by 5-3 Score; Salt
Lake Also Wins
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BOSTON, May. 3 (American)
Qi$nn pitched well and received
exceptional support today, Boston
defeating Washington 8 to 0, Ev
. ery Boston Inf ielder mad at least
one spectacular atop and Pratt
accepted IS chances. In the sixth
Qninn doubled and scored three
runs. - .-J., .! i , .,
Score; 'J ' R. II. E.
Waahtngton .......O 9 1
Boston . . . . . . ...... 8 11 ,1
Phillips, Brlllhart and Plclntch;
Quinn and Walters.
PhUllen Take Game
' PHILADELPHIA, May 3. El
met Miller's error on Galloway's
long drive In the eighth inning
today gave' Philadelphia two runs
and a 4 to 2 victory over New
York. Rommel had the bf-tter of
the pitching duel with Hoyt. hold
ing the Tasks to seven scattered
hits. In the ninth inning Umpire
chased " eight Nevr York players
. from the dugout for obscene lan-
Score:, R. H. E
New York ........2 7 2
Philadelphia ... ...V. .4 8 u
Hoyt. and Devormer; Rommel
and Perkins. t ' i
IOS ANGELES. May 3.-Ver-
non won the opening game of the
series with San Francisco h;re
today & to 3. The Seals got off in
the lead with three runs in the
second Inning, but Yernon came
back with two In their half of the
Inning. ' After tying the score in
the iourth Inning Vernon won ths
game In the fifth when four con
secutive hits three singles and a
double netted two runs.
Score: ... R. H. E.
San Francisco ........ 3 7 0
Vernon 5 1 0
Mitchell, McQuald and A Knew:
Dell and Hannah.
, POSTPONED GAMES
American league: Cleveland-
Chicago,1 postponed, rain; ' t
Louis-Detroit, postponed, rain
National league: , Chicago-Pitts
burgh, postponed, rain. :
' Coast league: Seattle-Portland
" postponed, wet grounds. ; ,
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SACRAMENTO, Mar 3. Sam
Lewis was a stumbling block to
Colonel Pick's Senators today,
while "Pincher" Kun failed to halt
the murderous attack of the Salt
Lake sluggers. Sacramento col
lected for a base knock and a run
in the Initial knd thereafter went
scoreless. In the meanwhile the
Bees swung their war clubs for a
total of four safe clicks, crowding
them mostly into the first, fourth
and sixth Innings, during which
three periods they piled up their
runs, the final figures reading 9
to 1 for a second Salt Lake vic
tory. .
Score: R. IT. E.
Salt Lake 9 14 2
Sacramento 1 6 3
Lewis and Jenkins; Kunz and
Stanage.
Error AM Victory
OAKLAND. Cat, May 3. How
ard's muff of Brubaker's throw in
the seventh inning paved the way
for three Los Angeles runa and
gave them a lead which proved
too heavy for Oakland. The An
gels won 9 to 5. The Oaks staged
a batting rally in the ninth which
gathered tour runs, but it was
too late to catch up with the visi
tors.
Score: - . It. II. E.
Los Angeles -i ........ . 9 16
Oakland. -& 14
?' Lyons nd Daly; Eller and
Koehler. ,
WESTERN LEAGUE
At Des Moines 10; Hulsa, 4.
At Sioux City 6; St. Joseph 6.
At Denver 10; Oklahoma City 4
At Omaha 6; Wichita 4.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
BEST BUYS AND EXCHANGES
9 acres, 4 bearing logans, 1 .bear
ing prunes, strawberries, 7
' room house; barn; family ro-
. ; chard, on Garden road; a real
snap. 16000; terms.
20 acres, bearing logans, small
house, barn, V mile to school.
A dandy good buy. .$6800;
$1800 will handle. '
38 acres, 19 prunes, house with
cement basement, shed, barn'
poultry bouse 53x60; horses.
. cow, .implements; S00 white
leghorns. $7000; terms.
5.76 acres, 3 logans, 3-4 straw
berries, barn, on pavement, all
k fenced. 4 miles of Salem cen-
ter. $2500. cash.
Want $500, $1000 and $1500
loans.
SOCOLOPSKY
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LEAGUE STANDINGS
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
San Francisco
Vernon
Salt Lake
Los Angeles . .
Portland
Sacramento
Oakland
Seattle .......
W. L.
10 10
15
12
13
10
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10
9
10
15
12
16
16
17
Pct.
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.625
.54a
.464
.455
.448
.418
.370
NATION' AL LEAGUE
VV. L.
: Woodrinj;, the Syracuse university
star to make a special attempt.
Wood ring is the athlete who
snatched victory in the one mile
championship race from Prince-:
ton at the University of Pennsyl
vania relay carnival last Satur
day, overcoming a three-fyard han
dicap that fell to him in the last
quarter-mile. He made the dis
tance in 4 5 2-5 seconds, which is
but 4-5 short of the world record
made by Laxey Long on a straight
away quarter-mile stretch.
ERIK REWARD
MINER'S QUEST
New York
Chicago . . .
St. Louis . .
Brooklyn . .
Pittsburg . .
Philadelphia
Cincinnati . .
Boston
14
11
9
9
8
6
6
4
5
7
8
9
9
13
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
W. L.
St. Louis .... '12 5
New York 12 7
Chicago 9 7
Philadelphia 9 9
Boston 8 8
Cleveland 8 9
Washington .. 7 12
Detroit . . . . 4 12
Pet.
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.563
.563
.529
.471
.400
.316
.250
Pet.
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.632
.563
.500
.500
.471
.368
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HOTEL ARRIVALS
St. Louis Wins 6 to 5;
Giants Defeated 9-1
ST. LOUIS, May 3. (National)
Stock's single when two were out
In the last inning, enabled St.
Louis to defeat Cincinnati, 6 to 5,
in today's garnet The visitors
came from behind and tied the
Bcore in the ninth with three runs.
Pitchers on both sides were hit
hard.
Score: R. H. E.
Cincinnati ... 5 13 0
St. Louis w... ...,..6 12 1
v Rixey, Gillespie, Markle and
Hargrave; Doak, North and demons.
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MARION J. H. Martin, L. G.
Stillman. Boston; Mr. and Mrs. V.
Solberg, Bellingham; "Chas. Len
Rel, J. Lengel, W. L. Evans. Dr.
and Mrs. Ben' Frees. Los Angeles:
H. V. Lively. D. W. Landers, E.
A. Sandberg, F. W. Merrjiri, W. J.
Philpott. W. P. Adams. A. A.
Ferns, F. W. Watt. Harry Lewis,
M. Tthinehart, G. E. Blackwell:
Fred A. Kingston.' F. R. Wagner,
Portland; S. R. Pnrcell, Fall
bridge, Wash.; C. E. deckel.
Rochester; Mr. and Mrs. John
W. Roshart, New York; W. G.
West, W. C. Van Emot, Klamath;
Mr. and rMs. J. W. Hazen, Stock
ton. Cal., A. McGill, J. O. Miller.
Mr. and 'Mrs. J. C. Woodward.
Portland. .
" TERMINAL W. D. Thomas,
Peoria. 111.: Mr. and Mrs. A. L.
Clark, H. E. Steniler, Portland
. NEW YORK. May 3. (Nation
al) McQuillan's steady pitching
aided by the terrific1 batting ol
Beckel and Gowdy. who got four
hits each, subdued tha Giants to
day, 9 to 1. McQuillan let the
f world's champions down with six
hits, one a triple by Groh which
helped to produce the Giants' on
ly run.
Score:. R. H. E.
Boston 9 13 2
New York 1 6 3
Rudolph, McQuillan and Gow
dy; Nehf, V. Barnes, Shea and
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Round Trip Fare $37.60
Proportionate Reductions from all Stations
Sale Dates May 6, 7. 8 and 9
Final return Limit June 30. 1922
Stopovers Allowed at All Points
Special fares available to all persons although
authorised account Quadrennial Conference Seventh Day
Adventlsts May 10th to 31st.
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Smith.
Long Will Smash Record,
Prediction of Experts
NEW YORK. May 3 Track ex
perts expected the record of 30 2-5
seconds for 300-yard will be brok
en during the intercollegiate
championship games at Cam
bridge May 26 and 27, if the gov
erriling - offfloials llarmlt Allen
Canadian Prospector Spends
Twenty Years in Search
For Silver
FINDS HILL OF ORE
Louis Bouvette is Now One
of Wealthiest Mine Own
ers of North
KETCHIKAN, Alaska, May 3.
Twenty years of search by Lou
is Bouvette, prospector and fron
tiersman, were rewarded recently
by a rich silver strike on Keno
hill in the valley, of the MQnes
ten, Yukon territory, The entire
hill Is believed to abound in un
discovered silver lodes.
The history of the McQuesten
thus far is largely the biography
of Bouvette. Following his ar
rival with the Klondike stampede
of '98, Bouvette, a Canadian,
prospected without success in var
ious parts of the territory. . He
worked in the Silver King mine
in that vicinity, which his pro
duced approximately half a mil
lion dollars worth of silver, and
he always felt confident that
somewhere in that region other
extensive silver deposits must ex
ist. Hunted In Yukon
.Bouvette's earl est success
Keho hill, however was not with
his Pick and shovel but witkhls
rifle. Near the base of the hill
ho had bagged a mountain sheep
and ptarmigan, but he was gradu
ally led to believe that higher up
on those steep rugged slopes sil
ver also might be found.
So in September, 1918 he start
ed out from the Silver King
alone, save for his two dogs' to
help pack his prospecting outfit,
and in two hours arrived at the
hilU Climbing up the 35-degref
slope he paused to examine- a
mass- of broken rock in what la
now Faro Galch. "In a sort. of a
gut on the slope," Bouvette him
self relates. "I got the first piece
of galena that I found on Keno
hill, directly above where the rich
veins of th Gambler claim have
since been located."
Driven back by the approach
ing winter, Bouvette took hla
samples to the little town oi
Mayo, 30 miles away, to be as
sayed. Th returns were so en
couraging that I resolved to re?-
turn the next season aaa try i
find the rein from which the, ep;
cimens came," he said. ,
Efforts Rewarded
If was not until July of tha
following year, after BouvetU
had mad three more visits to
Faro Gulch, before the snow had
sufficiently d'saprfsared to Per
mit him to start actual digging.
A short time latejr bis efforts of
20 years were rewarded he hai
struck the vein. I
After hastening to stake bla
discovery claim, Bouvette staked
neveral other places, on Ketio hill.
Later he acquired extensive in
terests in company with Axel:
Erickaon and Thomas McKay,
other prospectors and together
they form one of the wealthiest
combinations' of individual own
ers in the Yukon.
Homerun Jing; and Wife
Are Hospital Patients
; NEW YORK, May 3. Bab
Ruth, the Yankee's home ran'
swatter and Mr. Rath, will both -undergo
operations tomorrow.
The homerun king took his wlfa'
to St. Vincent's hospital today o
be prepared for an, operation to-,
morrow morning.1" Attending phy
siclans refused to glva oat -dataUs
of the case, beyond saying they :
were unable to state "how seri
ous her condition la."., c
m: "Babe" will return to the hos
pital tomorrow afternoon to hat
his tonsils removed. v. '
Possily we should not have so
many dark mornings if the hcM-
np men would use nmokeios pow
der. Los Angeles Times. .
LAYTOX HOLDS TITLE
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SEDALIA. Mo. j May I JohnnT
Layton of . this dty retained the
world's three-cushion f , billiard
championship here tonight by v de
feating Charles McCourt of Pitta-,
burgh In the third and final block
of their 180-poiat match, 1 SO to
ir,'. In 51 lnnlnnga. ,
Classified fAds In Hie .
f "Statesman' Brins: Results ";
Large Sum is Paid in
Salem by Espee Lines
According to figures Just made
public, the Southern Pacific rail
road company paid out the sum
of 'S203.984.20 in wages in Salem
during J921.
This f&cludes the street rail
way system, the freight handlers,
the switching crews, and all the
trainmen making their homes in
Saleu. It also covers the traclr
men of every kind who live hervi
It represents a considerable
payroll, for an Industry that does'
not maintain a great, , smoking
factor or a noisy, clattering rafll
out oi which the workmen1 potii
in clouds at the end of the day3
work. Most of these men go to
tbeir tasks, unobtrusively, in so
widely separated channels that
they make little impression. But
a fifth or a million dollars spraid
abroad through one ' local pay
master, for wages alone, in a sin
gle year, makes a rather notable
community asset. I Jj
When telling about ' Salem's res
sources, list this railroad payroll
dr, one of the sure things that
helps. -
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Of all sad words the tongue lets
go the sharpest are these: "I told
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lieve a government revenue stamp
on a bottle of moonshine would
cash a check for a stranger.
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twenty feet, bnt capable of attaining a speed of one hundred miles aav
hoar, circled the Capitol steps In Washington and brought the planalta,
a stop on the. broad driveway, directly la front of the main steps of
the building, .
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