The Oregon statesman., May 15, 1925, Page 2, Image 2

EUGENE WILL BE HOST
iO GOLFERS ON SUNDAY
ANOTHER OP TRI-CITY TOUR
I XEYS TO BK PLYED
Home Club Offers -One f Finest
Course In State; Twenty to
t Make Trip.
The next match in the tri-clty
roll tournament between Salem,
Eugne and Corvallis will take
place Sunday at the Eugene Coun
try Club beginning at 9:30 o'clock
aJ m.
I The
le Eugene" Country' Club' baa
toe finest 9 bole course In Oregon
ahd It is said has expended up
wards of $25,000 on its course
a)one, and it should be a rare
tfeat to play . over j It. Several
members of illahee In addition; to
tee team "Will make the trip and
f specially those, who have played
formerly but who haven't been
practicing ' regularly. Among
these, are the Elliotts. Ceo. G.
Brown. Claude Steusloff and Dr.
, Pemberton. ' f r i . ;
i The following members having
the ranking scores will constitute
the team: i
E. Kay, Mclntyre. Sanford, lin
ger,' McCammon, Hutcheon, Fry,
Farmer, Cox, Keenej Young, WP
liams. Wood, Smith; Mangis, Mc
fughJin, Roberts, ;T. Kay Hug
and Hixson. 1 h i
I Pacific Coast League !
Portland 4 ; Oakland 3
Sacramento 1; Seals 0
Seattle 4 ; Vernon 1
Angels; Salt Lake no game.
i National League
Pittsburgh 7; Boston 1 f
Chicago 4:; Philadelphia 2
New York! 5; Cincinnati
St. Louis 8; Brooklyn 4
ANOTHER T E A M JOINS
XlOXS ARE READY TO JOIX
RASE HALL TEAM
The Lions are thinking about
froing into the new Twilight league
that U being organized among the
PEP players, the WOW and Hag
erdon's All-Stars. With the en
trance or tne Lions club a four
team league can be organized and
competition started. ;
The Lions have Watkins, Gregg,
w n , fVACLA'llg. UCUIBI nAlUUUU,
Springer.. Folrtck. Bates on their
team. Willit, Barber, Williams,
Lamson, Olsen are named as re-
nerves. .:...;! Mi
t
I American League
i
Senator ."5; St. Ixmi 3
ST. LOUIS. May 14.! George
Sisler hit In his 29th straight game
and Ken Williams Increased his
brtse fun record to seven, but
, . ,i
ilk famous
ST. LAWRENCE ROUTE
to
it
V
-jama!1
MAGNIFICENT Em
prM liam and
Moaoclaas itnnuhip
ail regularly down tM
picturesque St, Law
rence River from Mont
real and Quebec, then
to Europe with eny
four day on tk open eta.
Service and comfort oa
this famoua St. Law
reace Route are up to
the fine standard coa
ataatiy maiataiaed by
the Caaadiaa : (Pacific
Furthtr information
mnd htrrmturt will be
tlodly thorn by local
Canadianruciflc
WyDcaan-CvtLlixl-tterrlHt I
Mna. I,. uJlj Bis- n ,r
J Willaniette Valley
Transfer Co,
Past Through Freight to All
Valley Point Dally
Rpeed-Kfficicncy-SerTlce
Ralera-rort land-Wood burn
Cory a Ilia : Eugene Jefferson
'Jallas Albany Monmouth '
f Independence Monroe
Springfield
SHIP BY TRUCK
Ernie Wingard's wildness cost the
St. Louis Browns a defeat today
at the hands of the Washington
Senators 5 to 3 In the third game
of the series.
Score In. If. E.
Washington 5 6 1
St. Louis . . . . .....j 3 8 0
Coveleskle and Ruel;; WIngard.
Danforth and Severeid.:
FIELD MICE WIN 7 TO 5
Scouts IiOW Game in Opening
Period But Steady
Cleveland 4; Boston 3
CLEVELAND. May 14. Cleve
land made It three straight from
Boston today, winning 4 to 3.
Pitcher Ben Karr won his own
game, driving In two runs, includ
ing the winning one In1 the ninth
tnnning. MM - ,1 1
? Score M Rj if. E.
Boston 3 10 0
Cleveland 1.4 8 1
: Ruffing and Picinicb; Kerr and
Myatt. 6 . j .', ' - ,. ,
; i Chicago 1 ; Nw York O
CHICAGO. May 14. Chicago
shut out the New York Yankees
two days in a row by blanking
them today.' 1 to 0. The game was
a pitching duel between Lyons and
Pennock, the former touched for
seven hits while the latter allow
ed only four. : j -
: ' Score 5: ;., i j .-. . . R. IT. E.
New York. . . .-. .....I. 0 9 0
Chicago . ;. , . .V 11 4 1
Pennock and Schang; Lyons and
Schalk. i
i Phillies 4; Detroit 2
! DETROIT, May 14. The Phil
adelphia Athletics. won their 7th
consecutive game today, defeating
the Detroit Tigers 4 to 2.
M Score M'j - R. II. E.
Philadelphia ...".!. 4 11 0
Detroit . . . J . 2 2 0
Rommell and Cochrane; ;Doyle,
S. Johnson and BasSler.
!;' , ! ;-!lf : ' !'!
He who raughs and smiles with
ease .
Holds within his grip the keys
That unlock Life's Friendship
vaults; i j
He'll be loved, despite his faults.
The Field Mice, champions of
the Junior Twilight, defeated the
Scouts 7 to 5 at the high school
grounds last night. Nearly all
the Field Mice runs were made in
the first Inning. The Scouts
steadied down and held the
Mousers to a low score. !French.
the Scout pitcher, played good ball
but had poor support. Heath, the
Mousers pitcher struck fout 7
men In his 5 innings. ,He is con
ceded v the best pitcher jin the
league. Roberts starred for the
Field Mice. -J
Line up follows:
Field Mice Heath,
Roberts, Moody" Benner,
Marr, Chuck Haeeman, captain
Charles Simpson. Ike Katoury,
Beall. Ray Miller, manager.
Scouts Williams, rapt., French
Tom Childs, Hurley. Ellis, Tracy,
Potter, Kemp, Olof Blixeth, Smith,
Wagoner. . M
Uumipe, Wolke; scorekeeper.
Bob Bishop; game in' charge of
YMCA. :
6-2, Hesketh, Washington, defeat
ed Walsh, Willamette, C-3, 6-3.
Doubles: 1 Hesketh and Dran-
ga, Washington, defeated Emmel
Jand Mickey, Willamette, 7-5, C-3.
DUDo.se ana xavingooa. wasning
ton, defeated Walsh and Emmel,
Willamette. 6-4. 6-4. t i
WOW PLAYER REAL WOW
TOJIIJ : WALKKIt HAS 40-S1ZE
i scit; o h:i:t t tall
Reany,
Scotty.
run
the
suit
BEARCAT NET MEN LOSE
WASHIXGTO.V .PLAYERS WIN
IS ALL FIVE MATCHES
The Willamette university ten
nis squad went down to defeat be
fore the University of Washington
men by the score of 5-0 in an in
teresting match played on the Wil
lamette, courts yesterday. Tfte
fast clean play of Hesketh, Wash
ington star, was the feature of the
match. The Bearcats were able
to win but a single set of the con
test when Mickey defeated Du
bolse 10-8. : ;
Summary as follows:'
Singles: Duboiae Washington
defeated Mickey, Vfillamette, 8-10.
6-3. 6-2. Dranga. Washington,!
defeated Emmel. Willamette. 6-3.
Todd Walker, the : home
king of the! Woodmen of
World team. Stakes a 4 6-inch
to fit bis six Jfeet and four -Inches
of manly figure. Walker has made
a name for himself by swinging
on the hicfeoVy anl kn'M'king the
pill to the firther'st fence. The
WOW players are banking on him
to carry t the victoi y. j :
STORES AWARDED PRIZES
SALEM ELECTRIC FIRST -WITH
MILLERS SECOND
The comm'ttee consisting of
Mrs. E.;E. Fisher, Murray Wade
and Fred D, Thie'sen, appointed
to judge the best window display
this week suggestive of Better
Homes Weekt awarded first prixe
of $15.00 to the Salem Eltctrlc
company and. the second prize of
$10.00 to the Miller Mercantile
company. The window displays
were scored on originality of dis
play, helpfulness to housekeepers
general attractiveness and selling
qualities.
LIONS BEAT KIWANIANS
FIXAL SCORE O TO I; RROER
POLES OCT HOMER,
The Lions defeated the Kiwanis
club yesterday in a baseball game
staged on Oxrord diamond tby fl
score of 6 to 1. The carefullv
selected organization of the vic
tors enabled them to wipe out the
stinging defeat handed them by
the Kiwanis club last year.
Rroer for the Kiwanis fanned
two Lions in the first inning, and
made the only score for his team.
He knocked the pill over the fence
and made the circuit.
Action started in the .second
'nning" when the Lions brought In
four runs on bingle hits. George
Rathbun, Springer and Watkins.
Make Your Home Beautiful
and Comfortable
With Awnings j
Old Awnings Repaired nnd Put .Up
! For Samples and Prices Call i
Salem Tent &
Awning Co. j
Mann fact nrers of
Tents, Awning and Canvas Goods f
of All Descriptions
I RANK MO.V.VEU i
720 North Liberty. Street l f i Phone 415
; CDC !
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Dr. A. Bates and Ralph Kletzlng
were the battery; for the Lions,
while Broer and Carl Gabrielson
went into action for the Kiwanis.
The organizations plan to have
another game Thursday.
Talk Business
I Baxter: "I can't stand this
money money money business
ranch longer. The next time you
mention money, I'll leave you."
Mrs. Baxter: "How much,
dear?"
Finder Keepers! ,
Polite Sheik (while it's raining-?
"May I offer you my um
brella and my company?"
Modern Miss: VThank you very
much. I will take only the umbrella."
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Adfdy 22tl(i opening sale date
) ' In effect until and including September 15th.
j Return limit October 3lst.
Now plan your summer vacation journey east. Erv
route you'll surely visit the wonder-playgrounds of
CALIFORNIA
What joys await you there I
Happy hours on uncwept
bcachea; carefree jaunts
through fascinating cities;
curious Inspections of Holly
wood's movie colonies.
Perhaps a sail to Catalina
Island; an hour's browsing
amid the romantic lure of old
missions ; these and thoua
and other pleasures.
So go via California; return
same way or any other rout
you wish. Full stopover privileges-
First-class accommodations
-personal service- excellent
cuisHe.
Ait any igent for full information
ft. aaB issT T1 '
O. It. Darilns, Aent, Salem, or A. A. Mlckel, D. P. & P. A.
184 Liberty Street
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One Bay r Only
Washable and Reversible
SSimmmrmm
Hit and-Miss Rag 69c Each
Plain Blue or Pink With Border
1 $1.29 Each
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We will also include for this one day's selling the FAMOUS
HOLLYWOOD RAG RUGS with good fringe in colors. Blue,
Orange, Pink and Yellow-
Also Combination Coloirs
Specially Priced for One Day Only
Size 24x36 In... ..... . $1.79 Each
, Size 24x48 In. . ... $2.39 Each
K Size 27x54 In. . . . . . . .'. $2.99 Each
Size 30x60 In .. .. . $3.59 Each 4
A Full Line
Porch Awn
ings, Japan
ese rockers
and Settees.
See Our Windows
Now Is the
time to get
your refrigerator.
"00 1 YOU tdlDlV lVHY - -These liopefols Generally Get Bumsed ?
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