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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (April 29, 1923)
;'T Vt - V,-" APRIL 29, 1923 erywlhi TT TT 0IT' SQUIRE EDGEGATE Was Spoiled. But His Face Is Framed BY LOUIS HEt you & : WBEMCAT TEAM J ,5--- IF 1 ... i i r v -, l : r . u - ' ...... a. Willamette .may have . fallen a tit by jthe wayside in football and basketball bsl tbe rktory bell rkn with' a -peculiar radianco and resonance Saturday over the lat est news from tbe intercollegiate teanls court, i ..3 " - ' A : v". it was' tbe same old story as it has 'been for the past two years WHla mette j practically eycry fhlng, the enemy practically noth ing at " all. The opponent this time was the .University of Ore ron, said to be a locally important school located down at Eugene or cbm'ers to the southward. The record ' was:' Willamette - four game?, Oregod one. . i Huston of Jylllamet'te. who waa also one of the football players who did not succeed in wiping tbe ear til with. Oregon or -other oppon ents last talU. trimmed Williams ,o.f Oregon two , atralgbt sets,. 6-1- 8-b. . The visitor pat all he had ton the ball In the second act, and ran the score pretty well up,- but the , Bearcat finally took the vic- i Knimel, of the basketball squad that Oregon crowed over during the winter; i took Culbertson of Oregon down the L lino s for . two Jrtfalght sets, -4, 6-4.. . Mickey, also a football man who lost last fall, played rings around ; Stark weather of Oregon, winning; by a score of 6-3, G-4. ;- -f Yr t Huston anjd Em in el won from Williams j, jaind ; ; Culbertson. . in straight sets; 6-4, 6-4. " The only upset of thej -day was In the last doubles match, when Huston and Mickey lost to Culbertson : and Starkweathe. 6-2, 6-2, This was a curious and inexplicable rever sal of form,! for all the Willamette players had banished their oppon ents in the singles, and had won safely.-'-, it 1 ' " i V ' Huston was third man on the championships team last year, though playng a less - flashy game than Mood he and Doney. He has Improved ; steadily." i so that good judges .say he would now be a good match for Doney and would even make the Invincible' Moodhe extend himself. ' ; , The otberf two players are new cr, but bothfare fast and capable, and the team as a whole may even duplicate the record of last year. when. Willamette simply ' annihl lated everything else In the north west.' " ' ' .,'' ine games were piayea on tuei Salem Tennis - association courts i at the state hospital grounds. lu v 55v5k -' The locals hit ' Boone hard ; and this combined with erratic support made it easy for Charley Robert son to pitch his mates to victory. Fast fielding by Collins and Mc Clelan. who replaced Johnson at short, however, checked the rally. R. II. E. Score: Cleveland .3 10 3 Chicago 7' 0; the series. Joe Bush was hit safe- Morton, Boone, Edwards. Winn 7 eight times , Including four and Myatt; Robertson and Schalk.l Iouhl Reichie. nnch bitter for Leiboid In ' the ' fifth and his dou ble to right scored two runs. Bush Boston ga've Mur- : PjNton 2, New York 3 ' 4 . llfOTflV Inrlt . 9fi- flmcrl Yankees to five hits today. Bos- ray brilliant support ton winning the rubber game of LEE KING'S BAT 1','G ona e lacked score.e score. Salt Lake Oakland Coumbe, run . of tying the Keller ... 4 1 1 o "...5 9 Buchalksy and. refers; Kranse and Road. Portland Again Defeats Los Angeles and Crawls lnto n tJ rirst Division t i PORTLAND, . April 28. The- big bat of Lee King had .much, to do with. Portland's vic tory over Los Angeles hereto day, King's bbmer over the rJjjhX leld fence ; ,In the, sixth ll-ed'.the score and In the eighth r (f(cr Ioole had homed, King rraKhed one of the ) hardest ku .Talis . ever eeen. here into ' the center, field bleachers. . 1 'Score. J-tjt ." it. h. k. ' Angeles ; . . . . . . '. ,3 .'.G, O Portland . . I '...' . 0 iJohes. and Daly; iEdket, and ' Trier.- -;.:;v r-:,'::.;;. '-"? SeaUl& 9 FriaCo ' 4 1 . ' i SEATTLE, .Wash., April 2. ' The' Indlans . knocked ; another San Francisco pitcher out of the box '"In. the early,, innings today -and"; wonT their- third , straight "paine 9 , to 4.; , Harry Gardner. Seattle right bander, ' was forced t0 ;fetlre in faVor of Vean Gregg wbot fanned seven" of the -twelve 'men' who faced blm. ' ' .' i Score R. If. 'SanFramcisco ';..; . -4 v 3 "'SeatUe" ;.. . .' ;''.tf 19 :'1 ' i ; Shea, Hodge and Yellei - Garner, Gregg and f Yaryan. . GO TIES SEM OF YEJffl Boone of . Cleveland ' Is Hit . r Ha rd and ; Cellar Team . Encls Fray in Lead. T CHICAGO, APrtl 28. (Ameri can) Chicago won its ' second game of te -season today when they defeated Cleveland 6- to 3. Score: I New ' York Boston . . I - R. H . .3 C E. 0 .' Bush and Scbang; Murray and Piclnich. ;..!:: i ' brtrolt 4. St. LouIm 1 DETROIT, Mich.,r April - 28. (American) Herman PJllette beat St. Louis for the first time in his major career, tiday Detroit winning 4 to 1. Van" Gilder was hit freely : and hard when i- hits .5 8 .1 1 meant ;r una, H allowing - besides by Veach's home run,: doubles Cobb, Haney.. and Woodall. Plllette wobbled only in tbe seventh, when singles by McMan ns ,and Severeld and -a double by Gerber resulted in one' run. Score: - . R. 1L E. St. Louis . . '. 1 - 7 2 Detroit . 4 11 1 t; Van Gilder and Sovercid ; .- Pll lette and Woodall. WASHINGTON. April ; " (American Philadelphla-T,', Ington postponed; rain. ' . Good, Kimball Piano C37 We have a good Kimball i: tice Piano for only $97, on terr pf $5 down and" fl.50 a wc This is a buy you cant go wr: on. We, will take it back t time on a new one at full pri. , Geo. C. Will, 432 Sute f t. ! WQOtENS ? THERE are varying1 degrees of i quality 1 In woolens not apparent to the inexperienced upon superficial examination. . Years of knowing how to pick the good from ,the ordinary, or medi ocre, means that our stock is one where you can i secure any -; pattern unhesitatingly and we will back it up. i: ; - I 0 t.:rr '' : - 'ii : v - ! Our stock of woolens was never so large and the wide varieties will s facilitate your choosing. . qoods Sold By the Yard. .... . , . ... . : . - - Eventually You Will Buy Merchant Tailored ; Clothes v i ; 474 Court Street. Phone 360. J! i 5 Vernon IS; Sacrameai'b 8 w " . , .m--w tvi a f . t U t uua Anubbw, Apru Cacramento outhlt i Vernon tod and, stared a - pretty rally t i n ' the .rtath, but the tigers nererthetess tnadft !t five straight, winning , the -game 12 to 8, Poor pltch- ,1ns on both sides rfeetured the -cpBtest, but Thempson'S' vildness .1a the eighth Inning, cinched the game for - Vernon. ,jthe i Tigers scoring six runs -in -that, frame. . tScor j . C y . - ' . R. H. K- Sacrameato , --i .. . : -. 8 1 7 2 ' Vernon ...... 12 14. 1 Trough, Thompson and Koeh ler! v Reiser. Jollr. Gilder and annah. , . ,,; i, J ioJnd S( Salt IMe 4 OAKLAND, Cal..- April . 2. Oakland made it two -straight by defeaUag Salt Lake today S to . 4. f.In". the aecond -Innlna' the OaVs hH . Coumbe te I all : four corners of the lot ' and tnado three runs. . . The" Bees staged a . hattinr railr 'in that ninth - but LEAGUE STANDINGS racxrio coast u:aous halt -lke L.. t3 1 Ktatlle ..-J...H - ' -13 It rrtlo4 L...-.:V-4 llt, .54 f.i Krtnri-o .. " J... 1? 13 . .59 Kkrramcato ...:......ll 13 J .458 4kLoi4 -,l....t-i' t.V 1.375 Las Aazelra B 1 .364 . HaTlOKAb LEAOITG v"- trk. : 9 ,t a ,70 . f fcicff(i 7 , 4 .SOS FitUtmrr - - e ; -,42 l'iiihdiiiMi ... : ,.Ii - - , .ro inTinnaU . --..j 5 1 .4 B.o&t9) . g.. 4 8 .400 . Btftokbn . -4JiU--.-iJl.... a ; t ' .3'e - J -I W. t,. .7 .635 ( . Emphasizing Quality aM I 1 in oar Spring Suits ; --is v.;,:;-w.i'V-:.: ' j ". 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Were trying to keep dovn . :j. f''-'i-'"'-! f -"K T-f" r"'.'';::;';:-'-?'' the prices on good clothes WeVe doing it by eliminating, every unnecessary item in overhead; By selling on nar rower margins of profit Hart ISchaf hier & Marx are things in the maldng of their fine clothes YouTl get -more value We'll; get more volume Great thing for both of us doing -1 0 1 c :a - o 1 rr rrm r J Youll Find No Belter Clothes Than Those Sold Here: I 'rH ...... L.U- 7' I l-",:1elp1iU j,. 4 -hinfuo .., 4 )-oto ..:.. 4 m Louii ..J: a ' "; . g .639 ,3O0 44 410 STATE HTKKKT i ' .400 .833 : an J ? .;, -i -