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FRIDAY-MORNING, MAY 8. 1925 OFf TONIGHT'S BOUTS1 WILL1 BE : MATCHED ' TOR FIGHTS ON: MAY .22 W'Ji Till OnnGON STATES' IAN, SALE!. I, OREGON Km t i: 1 t X MDDS-LE1IS L;,I! El1 EOT Slow York to Meet 'Harold Reese in ; Semi-Winaup; Large Crowd Expected make a hit, and only one' man reached first; Brazill, on a walk. In the ninth Leverenz himself started a double play which wiped out a Seattle-rally after it had scored one run.- Score-4 i R. II. E. Seattle . L . . . ". ; 2171 Portland . . i . . ...... 4 .7' 2 Mjljua ,and Baldwin; Lerereh and Tobin. - Winners of the main events to night will be matched tip with good men for the next program at the Armory, Friday May 22, Matchmaker Harry Plant an nounced -last night. Spec Woods, Spokane, holder of " the northwest . welterweight "title three years ago, arrived in the city yesterday and went through a light 10-jound. work out last , night. He lis .in excel lent condition r. for his match with Frankie Lewis, Salem, who also worked out. . A - Woods has been fighting! some good men in the last few weeks. He has met Billy Gardeau, Port land, twice, getting the bes,t of . a 10-ronnd event at Bend and a draw . in a- -6-round . fight: at Portland. He received a decision over Sewell Deane, -formerly of Salem, at Leavenworth, Wash., in a 4-round match and a draw In Seattle with Marty Cross, of New York. Pet Webster, colored boy who drew a draw with Harper loost a decision to, Woods while Gib Weaver, Seattle, wad stopped in the third roundircently." Lewis has a good record and ia better known to' local fans.'' "He won on easy decision over Char lie Dawson a few-weeks ago and In, his last fight broke even with Billy Gardeau. . Both -men are fighters - and not boxers. They both possess a wicked punch that they are willing to use and fans are assured of.-.? their- money's worth even' though ; the bout should not - go . the ; entire... 10 rounds. . . : . : ,.. ... - , . - r r,. - jf In the semi-windup Slow York, Eugene. . meets Harold Reese, Portland, in a 6-round event. Two eriappy preliminaries twill round out the evening's entertainment. ..Advance sale of. tickets Indi cate that a packed house will greet the fighters tonight. - 8als 7; Vernon 4 " LOS ANGELES, May 7. The league-leading San Francisco team evened the series with Vernon by defeating! the lowly Tigers. 7 to 4. today in a .heavy J batting game. In the course of getting their total of seven Rallies the Seals hit Pil lette all over the lot. ; -, Score- , . j . j 7 San Francisco ... . Vernon). J. , . . . . . . . McWeeney. . Geary and Yelle; iPillette, Oldham and Hannah. , R. H. E. .". 7 13 3 .. 4 10 2 Pacific Coast League Results ; . Portland 4; Seattle 2 "PORTLAND, May 7. The fine pitching of Lefty Leverenz stopped Portland's losing streak to Seattle today and ithe Beavers won 4 to 2. From the third tor the eighth fa llings, -Inclusive, . Seattle did 1 not ; i Salt :: Lake 18; Senators 0 SACRAMENTO. May 7. Salt Lake went on a batting rampage herip today and pounded a trio of local chock ers for 25 bits and 18 runs to -take the game, 18 to 6. Sheehan; led in the attack with six .for six, feur being doubles. Shea and Peters poled homers. 1 ; Score-- "f R. H. E. Saltj Lake -...-..'. 18 25 3 Sarcamento . . . . 6 13 I 4 McCabe and Peters: Keating, Hughes,; Canfield and Shea. ness gave the Angels opportunity to score. Score- R. II. E.. Los Angeles .... .... 1 5 0 Oakland . . . . 5 9 O Leaner, Ramsey and Sandberg; Boehler and Baker,' American League I Results 1 1 I St. Louis 6; Detroit 5 ST. LOUIS. May 7. The St. Louis ; Browns f gained j an even break in their series with the De troit Tigers'by winning today In the final game, 6 to S. George Sisler, Brown playing manager. bit safely in his 22nd consecutive game of : the season. j Score " Ii. II. E. Detroit 1. . . . . . . . . 10 2 St; Louis ............ 8 12 0 WhttehfH. If.iis. Wei La and Baasler; j Davis, Wlngard and Sev etfcid, Dixon. , . Cleveland 7; CTioajd JS CLEVELAND. May ?.jCIeve land batted two Chicago pitchers hard enough today to defeat Chi cago, 7 to t, and climb back Into a triple tie with Philadelphia and Washington 'for first place in the pennant race. j - Score-i i R. II. E. Cleveland . ... . .. . 7 10j 3 Connaily, Maitgum, Mack land f chalk. Grabowski: Smith land Myatt. Chicago- & 14 No other games scheduled. Leaders' Tennis Tourney Li Is Won by Chas. Simpson -v- Charles Simpson wins laurels in the Leaders Tennis tournament recently brought to a close at the Salem YMCA-iiHe- won "" Jqvijr Francis de Harpert, who had de feated Scotty Marr. The? games were played without delay as shown by the schedules. .Warren ! Oakland 5; Angels 1 4 ? r OAKLAND, May 7.--InabUty 4o hit Boehler with men on bases cost the Angels their third straight de feat,- S to 1, today in their series against the OakB. -Boehler's wild- Automobil I! - . Ovners For Hire Trucks and Busses are rapidly destroying Oregon's paved highways and they dont want to pay for the damage they are doing. . ; i Don't sign the petitions that are being circulated.jfpr the pur pose of defeating the law re quiring them to pay more to ward repairing the damage they are doing. - :.; ! : - . - If you sign these petitions yon are simply ..helping the ' Truck an-d Bus Companies to get out of paying their, just proportion of the upkeep of our roads. , ' f j I ' - .t-V- ?'l ' OREGOXt - STATE ASSOCIATION OF JUDGES & COM3nsSIO?JERS H; ij HASBROUCK,' President, . I -h- - Hood River; - ' Slices That Women Like First Because of the Last, Style, Quality and Comfort The vogue for styles with the cut-out effects inspired the new styles now on display. You Iwill fine! numerous ; pleasing models, all new.and possessing various styles of heels arid materials. All moderately priced. j h REAL ALUMlHULl-lEGlAL ; One of Our Saturday Specials 3-PIccc SET FOR , BQc A ! Tremendous Bargain - A high grade pure aluminum xurnert set containing , 'f - - ' . A i i 3-quart Sauce Pan i U 3-quart Pudding Fan ! : ' j ! 3-quart Mixing Bowl 1 1 'I'ii v ; f : - " " -' j r. There Is special satisfaction in the shining appearance of alum inum utensils. . At this very low price you cannot 'afford to-be without them. ' i 8 . -Watch for Our New Special Next Week BOB-O-LINK PURE SILK HOSE .; in the new shades Guaranteed - Satisfaction . r BUSTER BROWN SHOESTORE Keen ey lost to Scotty Marr. John Schaffer to Simpson, John Sills to Deharport, Ray Miller from Ivan Kafoury. 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In the old ice chests ice is melted away and the -milk soured just the same This was both expensive and dangerous to the health. .. The need for a real refrigerator one that kept food fresh, sweet and wholesome and not one that merely melted ice was realized facts were gathered and the Automatic resulted. The best of materials were selected objec tionable points were eliminated and on our floors this week this perfect refrigerator that "feeds your food freshened air" that economizes ice is being demonstrated. Let us show you how the Automatic pays for itself by the saving within a short time. Saturday Last Day ' of . . ' : :; Wear-Ever" Specials Fry Pan .... 89c Cake Pan 35c See them in our windows Trade in Your Old Ice Box on an Automatic l . r - ; .- . , '. -.. i i 1 1 1 - - v Easy Terms Without Interest IN OUR OFFICE s. " ; . ' til i ' k l 1 1 oh ros thFsafe - 4 ' 'f n ! j I V4K LEFT OP&N AND ) j i a a i ii t i mi r - m w m l -. - - .J s I -iWi III A-'Cn? 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