FRIDAY-MORNING, MAY 8. 1925
OFf TONIGHT'S BOUTS1 WILL1 BE : MATCHED ' TOR FIGHTS ON: MAY .22
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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. . . :
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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
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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
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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. ,
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STATE ASSOCIATION OF
JUDGES & COM3nsSIO?JERS
H; ij HASBROUCK,' President,
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BUSTER BROWN SHOESTORE
Keen ey lost to Scotty Marr. John
Schaffer to Simpson, John Sills to
Deharport, Ray Miller from Ivan
Kafoury. "
arranged at a later date, with a
sprinkling of the' old time pep in
the playing; :
Bob Boardman is supervisor of
The consolation series are to be the games. - i, v
i ThVsecond linen mill for the Sa
lem district -is now" a certainty.
Boost for greater things for Salem.
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