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' ' FRIDAY MORNING, MAY 23, 1924 'i.i ESMAN-! PAGE OF LIVE SPORT NEWS FiROM ' SVSEYWHZ: THE OREGON STATESMAN, SALEM. OREGON lii STAT t- Certified Public Motor Car Market ;Ci)GGD ,S ' -t ' ' ' ' 1 N V UsYsl But Not Abased' ? FCRD TOURINGS 921, Hasalers, out side bat tery bor .$250 922 Overhauled. ....... .1265 922, 1 man toil, sloping' windshield . . . . . . . . .$300 923, Driven only 5000 miles . ...... . . ; . , .:.f310 HiEVRoTJE'r;Toritixis 1919 in excellent condi- ;. ; tiou .. . ........ .. . . . .1160 1919 Overhauled, oversize ' i new tires ............ $190 1921 Looks like new ....$275 192 Renovated thruout $325 j OVERLAXD;Wtri:ixGS '-. J919 Model 90. new' Kelly ,f Cords ..... .$75 1920 Overland 4 ..i...24 1921 Overland 4 - .... .$290- 1123 Overland 91 .. .$490 1 KOAISTKR 1 9 2 1 " Ford ' . . . . I , ; . I . . $ 2 4 0 1920 Dodge $400 1922 Dodge ...........$575 1923 SUr j....... $425 Look for the Orange , and Black Sign 255 If. 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Here, indeed, is a ham -for epicures and the Frye label is a safe who' appreciate ' t Coy Hams :-. .wm ESI I CLASS TITLE Interclass Baseball Cham " pionshlp Captured, By. v First Year Men Taking advantage of a pair of fumbles andj fctneatl bitn the fourth inning ' the Willamette Frosh nine brought- Jn ! two win ningrufis and captured the inter class baseball title yesterday, de feating the sopthomore team by: a 4 to 2 count, j In Jthe consolation game for third place played be fore the championship mix, the seniors took, a'k f S to 0 lead over the juniors at tihe end of the third Inning and call fed it a day, the jun ior nine falling to the cellar posi tion. : ; J j .. ' -.- Herman and Do Fart pitched for the winning frosh. ; tram with Moore behind the bat. " The two lone soph tallies came in the third inning when Robertson and Chap man brought in the counts. , Han sen pitched for the sophomores and was replaced by Mqotry in the fourth inning. The game furnish ed real excitement ' wfth neither team scoring a run in tbe first two innings. In the third,' both teams chalked two. runs. : ;.:- - The seniors didn't give the jun ior outfit a loo kin.; Patton and Regele composed . the senior bat tery until the third inning when McKinney took the mound. Booth, pitching for the- juniors let go ot his control in the second and per mitted the seniors to trot around for five counts. Oliver, Gillette and Nyedegger scored , three runs each.: - : : The lineups:' i ' , " Frosli Herman, p;i Moore, c: Balsiger. lbEilia 2b;jWhite. 3b; DeSart, ss; Johnson, if; Adams, rf. Sophs Hansen ,p; Towner, cj Kennedy, lb;. 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Juniors Booth, p; Bingham, c; McKinney, bl; Nee 2b; Brlggs, 3b; Findley. ss; Poling, If; Pemberton, cf; Moorebead, rf. ? COLLEGE BASEBALL At Spokane: Washington State 4; Gonzaga. 3. : A t Moscow: Idaho 11; Ore gon 7. , :: - ': i I :' TO GET BENEFIT Proceeds of Ball Game on June 11 Will Go to In- ; . jured Pitcher - A big benerit ball game between best ball players in Salem and the Senators will be staged at Oxford park Wednesday, June 11. All the proceeds will go to Wayne Barham, the Senators' star pitcher who recently broke his leg while working on the Unitarian church. ', At a meeting of the managers of the Twilight league yesterday the proposal by Dr. . Barrick was greeted with loud rahs. . Every representative voted unanimously to see that every player backed up this splendid " cause. Barham is one of the most ; unselfish ball stars that ever donned a Salem uniform. He has repeatedly turn ed down seven offers "of double the salary he is now getting just to keep his word with the Salem Senators. Manager Bid die Bishop says "He ig one of the best and most loyal players I was ever as sociated with." ' Every Senator fan will be more than pleased to see this game and back it up to the best of his abil ity. His being out of the game ! ':' ; A- will find tfcera B i .3k mm : h COAST AND ; Salt Lake 12; Frisco. 6 SALT LAKE CITY. May 22. Salt Lake stepped Into the victory column today, defeating San Fran cisco 12 to 6. The Bees hit Scott hard, while 'Singleton had only one bad inning. ' ' Score1 ; , R. H. E. San Francisco .... .... 6 12 3 Salt Lake .... 12 17 1 Scott, Griffin and Agnew; Sin gleton and Jenkins, Cook., iV ,; . ;;?' : ; ; -f- Oakland 2; Portland 1 A. OAKLAND, May 22i Brubak er'g homer in the fourth inning and hits by the first three men up in the seventh, scoring another run, gave Oakland the two runs it needed for a 2 to 1 victory over Portland here today. Portland made its only score in the second on Poole's triple and Brazil's sin gle. ; - Score . R. H. E. Portland ... . . . . . .... 1 51 Oakland . . .... 2 7 0 Schroeder and Query; Boehler and Baker. '" ' -'.. Senttlo lO; Vernon 6 LOS ANGELES. May 22. Se attle broke its losing streak today when it collected 16 hig of f Frank Fhlfenb?if!k fnd won from Vernon 10 to '. Bowman. Indian . first baseman, was the stellar. batsman of the day.1 making five hits and four' runs In five times at bat.;- Score ' : 7 R." II. E. Seattle . . . . . J. 1.'.'. V . . ."1 0 It 2 Vernon ........ .-. .;. . 1 6 ' 7 . 1 Gregs: and Baldwin ; Shelleh back and Hanna. '.' ' . I Sacramento 7: Angela 6 SACRAMENTO. May 22. Art Koehler's homer over the left wall in tbe fourth Inning of today's game, coming with the sacks load ed, broke a 3-3 deadlock and Sac ramento won the odd came of thn series with an ultimate count of 7 to 6, dropping the Angels into the cellar and putting the Solons ahead on the series, 2 games to 1. Score R. II. E. Tx?3 Angeles ....... . 9 0 Sacramento . .... . . . . 7 11 J Dumovich. Ramsay and Billings; Hughes, Thompson and Koehler. for the season cripples stlte Sen ators considerably. Dr.' L.1 E. Barrick, president of the league; Biddie BishoD and Bob Boardman of the local Y are on the commit tee, .v : ' ' . ,-. v & v.v Next Sunday the Senators ? will play the Kendall club of Portland on the Oxford grounds. Friday, May 30, Decoration day, the Yam hill "team will be here and on Sunday, June 1. the Senators meet the Chown Hardware , team of Portland on the local grounds. M.VRTIX ON WAY KETCHIKAN, Alaska, May 22. (By the AP.) Major Frederick L. Martin, commander of a United States army aerial squadron en circling the earth, who was miss ing for 10 days on -the Alaska peninsula arter crashing"A"pril 30 into a mountain 100 miles northf west of Chlgnik, .Alaska, arrive, here at 2 p. m. today 'aboard the Pacific-American fisheries' vessel Catherine D and departed an hour later for Bellingham, Wash. Willamette Valley I Transfer- Co, Fast Through. Freight to All: Valley Points Daily. , , 8 peed-Efficiency-Service : i Sal em-Port land-Wood bunt Corrallia Engene - Jefferson Dallas - AlbanyMonmoath i Independence - Blonroe Springfield- SHIP BY TRUCK British Champion LiddelLj Staunch Churchman, -; Won't Run in Olympic Race Scheduled for Sunday I;- - " ' ' & 'j, - - t " : - v & h : ' - ! V X " i f U. $Y"ri I' ll - " ( Eric LddeH. Scottish star and record-holder, will not start in the 10X meter sprint at the Olympic Gamea In Paris because the trial heata for that event are to be run on Sunday. July 6. ' Liddell. W Scotch Presbyterian.' belif vea -In strict observance of the Sabbath. MAJOR LEAGUE GAMES .o r- NATIONAL LEAGUE At Chicago i R. II. E. Boston ........ ... i . .' 2 9 0 Chicago ............. 6 10 0 Batteries Barnes, : ; McNamara, Bactbelder. Benton and , O'Noil ; Aldridge and Hartnett. At Cincinnati ' R. H. E. New York .L.; 7 11 2" Cincinnati ....... i'. . 6 13 4 Batteries. Ryan, Oeschger, Parnes and Snyder; Luque, Shee han, Harris and Wingo. At Pittsburgh R. II E. Brooklyn ........ . . . . 4 10 0 Pittsburgh 2 7 2 ; Batteries Vance and De berry; Cooper and' Grooch. ; 1 , At St. Louis R. Philadelphia ; ; . . i. . . 4 St.' Louis ; ....... v ' ... 1 Batteries Carlson a and line;' Sothoron, Dyer and tales. H. E. 7 1 8 1 Remember , the Fish; the poor thing would never be caught, if he kept hfs mouth shut. ' M I CLUB PERCENTAGES j i f . - ' - PACIFIC COAST LEAOXTB ' Won Lost Pet. San Francisco ... 29 16 .644 Bait Lake ... 24 19 .558 Vernon ; 24 i21 .533 Seattle 2t 22 .488 Oakland , . . 21 1 24 .467 Portland) ;..", . 20 24 .451. Lo Anelri ... 19 25 .432 8ueramento . 19 ; 25 .432 NATIONAL LEAOXTB Won Lost Ptt. Chicago .. ... 20 14 .588 ew York . , 18 Cincinnati .. 16 Brooklyn . 1 Boston . 12 Pittsburgh . . 1 4 13 , 13 14 14 17 i 17 i 16 .581 .552 .533 .462 .453 .414 .385 Ski LonU , 12 i'ailaaeipbia . 10 AMERICAN LEAQm: : - .1 Won Lost Pet. vorit ..;:r...;.;i.:i.:..,i7 i 9 .654 Boston . . is ; li .593 t.. vuis ..,.. 16 : 11 Petroit ..... : 15 f 14 CleTeland . ..... 12 ! 14 Chicago . ... 1 14 Washington .......... . : 12 16 Phi ladelphia ,1. 8 f 1 9 .593 .517 .462 .462 .429 .2& .- The office cynic insists that where the. population ia most dense is just above the ears. Our Customers Return McClaren Cord Bill" Smith & Watldni Service. Phone 44. Although the British will lose an almost certain point winner In the 100 meter event. Liddell will start In the 440 meter run. H Is cap able of doing under 60 seconds for the quarter-mile. The photo shows Liddell waiting for the signal to go. AMERICAN LEAGUE At New York R. II. E. Cleveland 3 8 1 New York 6 7 1 Edwards, Smith. Shaute and Myatt; Hoyt and Hofmann. . At Philadelphia r R. H. E. Chicago ... . ........ 3 8 1 Philadelphia .". . . ..... 2 6 1 Thurston and Schalk; Burns, Gray and Perkins. At Washington 1 R. II. E. St. Louis' ............ 3 9 v 0 Washington . .... . . . . . 1 9 1 Wfngard and Severeld; Zachary, Zahniser and Ruel. At Boston R. H. E. Detroit 6 .11 2 Boston . . . ... . ..... . 5 8 5 Piiette, Holloway. Stoner and Bassler; Fuhr and Piclnich. BOARD OF CONTROL IS RIDDEN HARD (Continued from page 1) chib; Wilber Henderson, American legion ; George Arthur Brown, pro gressive business man ; C. C. Lud wig, City club; L. M. Lepper. East Side Business Men's cl.ub; J. W. Crossley, realty board; D. D. Soco- lofsky, realty board. COOLIDGE WORSE WASHINGTON, May 22. Pres ident Cool id ge' bronchial cold not only has refused to yield to treatment as expected but grew worse today with the result that The Consolidated Motor . Fmght Lines, Inc.,of Oak land, operates a fleet of large trucks in merchan dise transportation. Zero Iene oils are used exclusively. e3 big motor freight line settles THE 'OIL .QUESTION ZEROLENE JbrFORDS the Standard Oil Com pany 's new improved oil for Ford cars,"Feeds Those Oil Starved Fords." A series of independent and impartial reports showing the experience of large users with . Zerolene motor oil has been collected in our booklet, "Why ; Pay Tribute to a Superstition?' r Ask any Standard Oil Company sales or service station repre sentative or Zerolene dealer for ' Copy. ; ;". Veterans Ike Boone and Steve O'Neill Counted On By Fohl To Help Boone (at left), vet . ran Cut flelder who seems to hit in spots, found one of his best-spots in the early part of the season.-. His bltt- lng was timely and effective. De spite his reputation as an in-and-outer, Manager Lee Fohl looks upon him has a handy man at bat he cancelled 'mqst of his engage- ments and found himself unable to join with Mrs. Coolidge in re- "celving at the second of the White House garden parties. .. .' . t ci r - - i v- 4 C't I P- i 1 I 'L- v ','' v fs- ' V & TX's;: - - "' '"i The Consolidated Motor , Freight Lines, Inc, of Oakland, Calif., has ' solved its lubrica.tioa problem by standardizing on Zerolene. Independent Tests Verify Claims Subjecting the anti-western oil superstition to the test of actual comparison in service, this . Company verified independently our claims that . . Zerolene will lubricate the modern automobile engine as well or better than any oil on the market, irrespective of price, and whether of eastern or western origin. Their letter states: During the past three or four years we have exper- . imented with various brands of eastern and western lubricating oils, including Zerolene oiL The results- c y of these tests have proved to our satisfaction that Zerolene lubricates our equipment with the greatest efficiency. ' -T - y "Our recent decision to lubricate-our trucks exclu j sively with Zerolene oils has. resulted in the reduc- tion to a minimum of mechanical difficulties which were due to faulty lubrication.' , Less Carbon Better Gasoline Mileage Why pay tribute to a superstition? The use of Zerolene, of the proper body, will not only cut down your oil bill, but give you better continu ous lubrication, and better lubrication means greater gasoline mileage, less carbon, lower up keep costs, and a longer life for your car. Insist on Zerolene, even if it does cost less. . STANDARD C: COMPANY -1 (CALIFORNIA) Boost Reorganized Red Sc1 at crucial momenta. At the rls .' Is catcher O'Neill who went to Boston from Cleveland with tht reputation, of ai way being depend-! able and bavins a thorough under standing of the position behind the bat. , He has been wearing the catcher's glove "regularly. . i Hollywood -is' hopelessly .Ter- crowded wilhglrls bent on c iter- !ng the' movies. , . ... , , . ""T ; rV statesman ciaasSfied AJt i i