SATURDAY MORNING, APRIL 25, 1925
LEWIS NO';GAR0EAU ' FIGHT; DRAW BEFORE LARGE' CROWD AT ' THE ARMORY
f,:TIID OREGON STATESMAN, SALEM, OREGON-
HIT DEFEATS
H0SECITC11
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Speed Murphy Loses Match
With Salem Fireman; An
other Bout Scheduled
Sothron was pounded in the 8th
inning and (be Cincinnati Reds
oame from behind. today to de
feat! the St. Louis Cardinals 7 to
rf. E. Smith'H homer with two
men on tied the score and two
singles brought In Caveney with
the ginning run. ,
Sfore I II. IT. E.
Cincinnati ...i. ...... 7 12 2
St. toni3 .... '.. 6 13" 1
Rixey, Sheehan, Benton and
Hargrave; Sothoron, jHalnes, Hal
lahan and Schmidt, j
Frank ie Lewis, of Salem and
Billy Gardeau, of Portland fought
a 10-round draw in the main event
at the Armory last night before
one of the largest crowds to at-
:tead any of the bouts of this sea
son. Lewis weighed 141 pounds
and Gardeau 143 pounds.
In the semi-finals. Big Bill Hunt,
Salem fireman, had the best of the
argument for six rounds" with
Speed Murphy, of Portland.
Though Murphy was outclassed.
Hunt was unable to land the sleep
producing tap, and the decision
was the best he could do. There
was no argument oyer this, for
Murphy was holding on to the
ropes several times particularily
the fourth round, when he would
have fallen had he not hung on.
Hunt welshed 190 pounds and
Murphy 184.
The Lewis-Gardeau meeting was
exciting only in spots, neither
opening up until the third round.
. Gardeau had the best of the fourth
' while the Indian scrapper had the
- "best of the seventh. The remain-
der were about even, neither hav-
a . r -1 1 ....... rrkA
ninth opened slow but -developed
.. Into, a slug-feat. Lewis .missed' a
beautiful uppercut just . as the
frwhisUe blewr The final canto was
,f airly lively. J
. ( Tbia snonnv niAllmnariaa nnfln.
ed the show, Arthur Mayer, 145
pound Salem fighter, winning the
first by. knocking out Herbert Lit
tle, 145 pound Independence fight-
er in the opening of the second of
the. 3-rnInute rounds. After get
ting the worst of three 2-minute
-rounds,-Shadow Gretz, of Salem,
-staged such a comeback against
Harold Reese, of Portland, that he
.'was able to split honors in a draw.
Reese was a clever fighter with a
good followup. He came to Salem:
.last night with the record of five
straigh knockouts. Gretz weighed
t!41 pounds and Reese 136 pounds.
By popular acclamation, the sea
son will not be ended and another
big fight card will be offered May
: 8, Matchmaker Plant. announced.
. Tom Louttit, of Portland, re-i
-fereed the bouts last, night.
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American League I
Results
I Cleveland '8; St.! Lout 4
CLEVELAND. April 24. Uhle
pitched good ball except in the
seventh inning; today when St.
Louis scored all their runs, Cleve
land winning, f 8 to 4. Sisler hit
safely for the tenth consecutive
game, making a single in the
seventh Inning.
Score iR. II. E.
St. touis i. ... 4 11 t
Cleveland ..... 8 11 1
David and Severeid; Uhle and
BEARCATS WIN
BY 5-2 SCORE
Linfield College Baseball
Team Is Third Victims
of Locals This Year
Myatt.
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I Phillio 7; Boston 6
B;OSTO.V April 24. A run in
the ninth scored on a walk to
Bishop, a bunt by i Dykes and
Welch's single! gave the Phila
delphia Athletics a 7 to 6 victory
over the Red ISox this afternoon.
Halle,: Welch J and iPoble made
honie runs off Ferguson in the
first three innings, each time with
a man on base. ; This was the vis
itor third straight win.
Score I ,i R. II..E.
Philadelphia . . . .:. . . 7 G. 0
Boston j. . j.,.. 6 12 2
ifaumgartner, Walberg, Rom
mell and Cochrane; Ferguson,
Fullerton and! Picinich. j
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Chicago 4; Detroit 3 ii
r CJHICAGO, April 24.r-Chicago
was! held to three hits today but
witi the aid of bases; on balls and
erratic fielding defeated Detroit.
4 t( 3, in a pitching: duel. VRip'
Connally held the Tigers to one
hit juntil the seventh; Inning when
Magush opened with: a home run.
The! assault continued until Con
nally was driven off the mound.
Score I R. II- E.
Detroit......!. ..1. J.. ."3 6 2
Chicago (. . .1... J4 3 2
Wills, Holloway and Woodall;
Connally, Lyons and iSchalk. i
There were no other games
scheduled forj play today In the
American league. ' ' "
By defeating Linfield college to
the tune of 5 to 2, the Willamette
university baseball squad turned
in their third consecutive victory
for the season. The men contin
ued to play consistent ball and
very few errors were made when
in the field. .Kalahan, first year
man, pitched the entire game and
had the visitors well under con
trol most of the time. Ellis, for
mer sSafem high star, has not-yet
been sent into one of the home
games although he will be used
against the Aggies when the squad
go to Corvallls. ; ; :
Neither team were able to score
In the first three innings. - Linfield
secured one tally in the first of
the fourth, but Willamette came
back for two when Herman, first
baseman, knocked out a two-bagger
with Towner and Kalahan on
base. Willamette bought in a
lone run in the fiffti; -; neither
scored in thet sixth and Beventh;
Linfield: got,. ojie and Willamette
two in the eighth, Linfield made
a desperate attempt but were unt
able to. score, la the ninth. j
Robertson was sent In at second
for this game and played a fast,
consistent game there. Th Rob-ertaon-Fasnacht
r combination on
the second bagi works well and
will probably be used steadily ex
cept when one of the two is sent
in the box.
Herman showed up well at bat
for Willamette as he was credited
with three hits, i one i of i which
brought in ! two runs. "Buck"
Towner played) his usual steady
m 17 MiluomJabs UsedYcahly
VapoRud
For All Cold Troubles
seem e
CLUB
Practice Shoot to be Held oil
John Herren Place Sun- !
, . day Mornin
irr
Plans for the organization of a
gun club tare under way and all
sportsmen interested in the for-!
.Vmatlon of such a dub are invited
toVattend a practice shoot on the
,AJohn Herren place Sunday morn-'
alng at 10 o'clock.
h Organization of a club similar
fcto those in other cities has been
discussed -at various times but
j this is thet first timex that an
i earnest ef fort is being made to
j perfect, tlte jpfganlzation. - - I
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National League '
. Results . 1 1
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Chicago ;. Piraten 2
PITTSBURGH. April 24. Hard
'.hitting gavog Chicago an, easy 7 td
Yde was driven fro m the mound
early in the rontesC ; Aldridge
.making his first appearance of the
t! season, replaced him and was hit
' freely. Grimm, former Pirate;
led the Chicago attack with a sin
-gle, a double and two triples., )
t Sfore . It. H. E
.'Chicago ...... 7 15 0
Pittsburgh .... ...... 2 9 1
Alexander and Hartnett; Yde
; Aldridge and. Smith. I
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Brooklyn 10; Phillies 8 j
PHILADELPHIA, . Aprilr 24.
. Brooklyn broke its losing streak
of five straight here today by de
'.feating-the Phillies 10 to $ in a
game parked by ' free bitting'.
y Da zzy Vance, though hammered
'i from start to finish, went the
route. - Zack Wheat had a perfect
;1 day at that with fire hits, includf
y ing a home run with one on. !
. Score . . R. H. EL
Brooklyn ...10 16
.Philadelphia w .... 8 11 2
Vance and 'Deberry; Mitchell,
Hitih School Tennis Stars
to Compete This Afternoon
The Salem high school,- the Al
bany high tennis team are to meet
on jthe state hospital courts this
afternoon at 2:30 o'clock.
Lentz and Ivan White, the
twd lettermen to. return to the
teaais ranka th!& rear are to offer
competition:- 'j John j Creech and
Jack Mintoi are two others to show
their mettle. , i f !
This team has played two years
vitiout defeat, but is (haught that
a good battle will be fought today,
when they meet the! Albany play
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COUPJTY FLAX !
iTRIP PLANNED
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mo :er of ithe project here, will
tel about the linen manufactur
ing; plan. j
'? T.'-'M. .Hicks president of the
Saem Chamber; of Commerce, will
explain the financial plan that
has) been organized to care for the
new linen mill, jand the benefits to
be I gained t from the investment;
Chfiries R. Archerd j will also tell
abdut the benefits to farmers who
It
O'Neill and Henline.
Boston 8; New York t
J NEW YORK. Upril 24. The
Giant winning atreak of six games
was broken today when they lost
to the Braves 8 to 1. Wayland
Dean, pitted against Joe Cenewich
on the mound, was pulled out fof
a pinch hitter in the sixth, Inning,
Scored ' R. H. E.
Boston .....' 8 15 3
New York 1 5 3
Genewich and O'Neill; Dean
Huntzlnger, Baldwin and Devine,
Hartley. . ' ' !
can; groyflax.
V.
Iater oa during tbe week tripst
are
to be made, to Independence,
Cojvallis and dther places where
meetings are called to explain the
prdject to the county.
.VE -with
atiour.
an
DRUGSTORE
Which is headquarters for i
BADYifl,''; ji: ; I
NEEDS j 1 ;l , j
Everything for Baby's
health and happiness. i
r'f1! ilflJlilS!!!:!1:;!''1-!
Kantleek Nipples,
Pants and Bibs.
, Tiny Toy Talcum
and Soap.
Puretest Zinc Stear-
ate and ( Infant Sup
" positories, etc.
Baby deserves the best.
, . : : Get the best at
Pcrfy;'Drug Store
lift Sonth Oomnwdil
Salem, Oregon
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TODAY AND
SUNDAY
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GRAND
game behind the bat although he
was hit with a pitched ball on the
leg during the game: which slowed
him up for an Inning or two.
Lineups were as follows:
WQIamatt S SiXdatleld.S
Towner C - Gown
Herman IB j, Oweuby
Uohfitmon 211 tielder
.311 - ..
HJ i- l Wilson
LP J: - -Mtrtin.
CF Brannock
RP U. ...... ,.illlfy
...e ...u ".Morehouse
lhTB
t'Bnaiht .........
F'oljnif ..... ....
MrMiistpr ...
N'ikana ... . ..
Kalahan
Umpire Zachary.
j Pacific Coast League I
I ! ; Results
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Portland 12; Oakland 3 - ,
PORTLAND, April 24 :The
Beavers made it two straight from
Oakland today by concentrating a
vicious hitting attack on the Oak
land pitching, Portland ! 12. Oak
land 3. In the first" inning th
Beavers started with four runs off
Knnz, with Lewis' homer account
ing for two of them, jln the third
they made three more, and in tbe
fifth slugged in another: three off
Boehler. Pat ftlartn, Beaver
southpaw from the International
league, pitched almost hitless ball
until the seventh when three runs
came in. ' 1 1 ' j t, I ' :-
Score: ! Ri H. K.
Oakland . .s. 3 5 2
Portland .1.12, 13 1
' Kunz, Boehler, Kiserland Read;
Martin, Burns and Crosby, i
: Roals O; Senators O
SAN FRANCISCO. lApril 24
McWeeney was in f ing form today,
allowing Sacramento! only four
hits, pitching shutoatj ball am'
enabling the Seals to take th:
fourth straight game of the series
six to nothing. Ontyj one : man
reached. third base op jMcWeeney
and that occurred in the ninth in
ning when the b:g Hurler had be
gun to ease up a bit.
Store: R. H. E.
Sacramento .......... 04 3
San Francisco . j 6 9 0
I Keating and Koehler; McWee
ney and Yelle. i
Seattle JO; Vefnon 3
SEATTLE, April 24 The cham
pions of the Pacific Coast league
baseball -clubs made it three
straight from Vernon today when
they slugged their way to. victory
after falling four runs behind win
ning 10 to 5. riummer waa on
the mound for Seattle helping the
Indians to forge ahead in the sixth
inning when he homed over the
right field fence, scoring McCabe
ahead of him.
Score: ; ; R. H. E.
Vernon 1 . 5 10 1
Seattle 10 13" 1
Barfoot, Christian; Penner and
Murphy; Plummer and E. Baldwin.
Los Angeles 8; Salt Lake 3
LOS NGELES, pril 24 Veteran
Otis Crandall held Salt Lake to
10 well distributed hits today and
Los Angeles won, 8 to 3, evening
the series. The Bees continued to
get their daily home run when
Leslie put tbe ball over the left
field fence.
Score: R. M. E.
Salt Lake . 3 10 1
Los Angeles .......... 8 10 0
- Piercy and Peters; Crandall and
Sandberg.
PORTLAND. April 24 Hay:
Buying prices, valley timothy
$20 $21; ditto eastern Oregon
$21$24.50; alfalfa $20.50
$21; clover $17.50; oats and hay
nominal; cheat $17.50; oats and
vetch $20 $21; straw $8.50 per
ton. Selling prices $2 a ton more.
TWO INJURED IX TRAFFIC
PORTLAND. Ore., April 24
A small boy and a blind man were
run down and injured by anto
mobiles today. The boy, serious
ly injured, was sent to a hospital
while the blind man, more fortun
ate, escaped with bruises.
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