The Oregon statesman., May 22, 1925, Page 2, Image 2

THE OREGON STATESMAN, SALEM, OREGON
FRIDAY MORNING, MAY 22, 1923
GOLFERS ARE READY
FOR SUNDAY TOURNEY
lLLitlEnf? MEMBERS WILL VISIT
CORVAJJLIS COURSE
Final Marches of Tri-Clty Scries
Awn Bay
Ffollowlner unon th announce
ment of the last and f'.nal match
of -.the year In the Tri-City golf
tournament,: which will be staged
Sunday at Corvaliia country club,
between Salem, Eugene and Cor
vallj.s the Illihee, country club
have another big thing .in view.
They have been extended an in
vitation by the Coos Bay country
club to send a five or ten man
team ior the opening event on
June. 6 and) .7. - .i-
,1116 best, players' of the coun
try ftduba of the state are to be
present and a big time is promis
ed jo all. The greens and faiiv
vays there are in excellent shape
andj compare favorably" with the
splendid grounds of the Eugene
clab.
I the Sunday contest the Cor
vajl'g players are anxious to secure
thef appearance of as many extra
players from Salem as possible.
. The Eugene team seems to have
the edge on the trophy prize be
cause of having taken two games,
Corvallis has taken the two games
during, the year . prize, and the
clu winning this year will have
the permanent possession of the
tiOahy . r- ..s. .. . .
- The following men will con
stitute the team " of the Illihee
country club: Zl ;
Alclntyre, Rex Sanford, Dr.
Olipger, A. Hutcheon. Oris' Fry',
J. p. Farmer, Chester Cox; A. A.
Kef ne. Don Young, Tom Wood,
Ereel Kay, Gus Ilixon, Williams,
ir. J H. Smith. Fred Mangls. lie
Laoghlin, John Roberts, Harold
dinger. George 'Hug. Homer
Smith, Jr.. Frank Elliott, Hugh
McCammon. - - -, i.
It la likely that several of the
locfii players In addition to the j
ab$ve list will go including Geo.!
.Brown, ur. Pemberton, and Jack
El ott. - George Brown played a
fine game last Sunday on an hours
notice.
I. Pacific Coast League I
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Portland 9 v. Sacramento 5.
. ?Ean Francisco 8; Vernon 6.
Oakland 3, Los Angeles 2,
?eattla 11; Salt Lake 10. .
I American League I
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Washington 6; Detroit 2.
New York 6:' Cleveland 3.
rbillies 20; St. Louis 4. I
Boston 9; Chicago 7. ?,
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U National League I
JToton 12; St Louis 3. . r
Phillies 9; Cincinnati!.
New York 3; Pittsburgh 4.
Brooklyn 5; Chicago 4.
battery for the St. Paul team,
while Blaco and Carter formed
the battery for tbe Parrish team.
Recently tbe Parrish team tied
with the Stayton high school in
one of the best games of tbe seas
on, fcieven innings had I to be
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Nose Injured bv Ball: I
. Young Stewart Has Tape
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r Horace Stewart. 14, president
of, the Junior leaders of the Sa
lem TMCA, 'is wearing a patch of
wniie tape across his nose because
a baseball bit him in the face, be
tween the eyes. He says it does
not hurt much, but he hates to
think he dropped the ball at the
critical moment. '
BEARCATS PREPARING
FOR BIG EVENT TODAY
B.1SEB.VLL AXI TRACK TEAMS
SLATEI FOR ACTION
College of Seattle and IJnfleld
: College Athletes Are to
Invade Salem I
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The Willamette university track
and baseball squads underwent
their final work in. preparation for
the dual contests to be held on
the' Willamette field this after
noon. The baseball team. will close
their season in tbe game to be
played with the College of Se
attle at that time and the track
squad will meet the Linfleld col
lege representatives. " j I;
Members of both squads are in
good condition -lor the contests,
and it is expected that an inter
esting game and meet will be held.
Baseball Manager Is 1 ,
Back on Job Once More
ST. PAUL IS DEFEATED
J. J I rARIUSH TKAM VICTORS
i WITH WOI!!.' It Tf
The Parrish junior1 high school
baseball team . defeated a St. Paul
hfeh school by a score of -6 to 3 on
tfce St. Paul diamond making the
sjcond victory by the local team
daring this season. ; .
Smith of the Parrish team se
cured three hits more than other
members of the two teams. This
lead gave the Parrish players the
advantage which the St. Paul
players could not overcome.
f The Coffan brothers, formed the
Rob Bishop is back on the job
again as manager of the Junior
Twilight league. For awhile he
hobbled around on a bum peg and
did not do much business for his,
organization. He is batting fine,
however, and the Junior '.baseball
players are to have some good
games. , j .
ROD AND GUN MEN MEET
SILVERTON SCHOOL WILL BE
DISCUSSED TONIGHT !
The Salem Rod and Gun club
will-meet tonight at the Chamber
of Commerce to discuss plans for
their shoot with the Silverton team
Sunday. . 1 ' ,
The shoot will be held-on the
organization's field, located on the
J. H. Herren ranch, .
'All Salem sportsmen Interested
in the club are urged. to be pre
sent at the meeting tonight. j
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Stayton Meets Gervabi and Sublim
ip'Itjr Plays Mount Angel ; ij
; for Counlj- Title ;
The baseball championship or
Marlon county schools will be de
cided tomorrow on the Silrer Falls
diamond in Silverton. Two games
will be played, one between the
grade schools and the other to de
cide the winner of the high school
class. .:- ;j
In' the prade school event Su
blimity and Mt. Angel, will tangle
for supremacy; In a game Im
mediately following the Stayton
and Gervais high school nines will
fight for honors. The f irst game
will start at 1 o'clock., i
' In the annual county baseball
event the county is divided Into
halve?, providing two sets of
teams in each class. These teams
then proceed with the elimination
contest, the winners of each di
vision meeting for the champion
ship.: . i j
The baseball game is the last
of county school events scheduled
for the yfar, and ranks next to the
track and field meets in import
ance. Two beautiful trophy cups
are offered the winning schools,
one for the high school entrants
and one for the grade teams.
were scheduled, to battle the Pa
permakers on the coming Tuesday.
The Pa perm a k era want to know
whom they are to meet.
Anyone having a loose team In
the offing !get in touch with Boh
Hoard man at the YMCA. or with
Dr. Barrick, . phone 342.
Statesman - Are Swamped
by Papermakers 12 to 6
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The OrtRon Pulp & Paper base
ball team defeated the Statesman
players last f night on the high
school field by a score of 12 to 6.
The Statesman players were out
for their I first game, while the
papermakers were warming up
for their contest Tuesday evening
in the Sundown? league.
Motorcycle Club Holds
J Short Spin Last Night
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Twenty! members nf th Ralm
Motorcycle j club wore out for a
suon spin; last nignt. giving much
uuior iu me nignway, as tbey were
strung ou for nearly a half mile.
Much Interest is shown here by
the local j organization and as a
result several motorcycle" evWts
have been staged.)
Are you telling your fr'ends
about the Slogan section of The
Statesman? This paper's policy is
for the upbuilding of the city and
the surrounding farming rommnn-
PEP Players Drop One
to WOW's by 4-0 Score
The WOW took a victory from
the PEPs last night at Oxford
Field by a score of 4 to 0- In spite
of the one sided score, a good
game- was' played between the two
teams.' Both were well matched,
although the PEP players fell
down at the bat.
Batteries were Wimeral and
Morriot, PEPs and Scofield and
Alsman, a- newcomer, for the
WOW.
ALBANY IS ELIMINATED
SALEM AXXEXES FAST GAME
Iir sCOUE OF 8 TO 1
The Salem high baseball squad
defeated Albany high by a score
of 8-1 at Albany Thursday. The
game; was featured by a home run
hit by Cotter Gould.. (This game
eliminates Albany as a . possible
contender for the district cham
pionship. I r !
Batteries for the game were
Faber and i Gi rod for Salem and
Githans,. Williams and : Rowlings
for Albany' Rowlings started the
game and jwas relieved by Wil
liams in tbe fourth. ; . L;
Hits credited to the Salem' men
were' as follows: Gould,! home
run;iGirod, two doubles;; Adams,
two fcinglesi, L.u Girod one single,
Fabery, one single. : j ;
Summary It. II. E-
Salem ... .1 . 8 7 6
Albany ........ . . .. i 1 66
OREGON JOURNALS WIN
SCOUTS DEFEATED j 12 TOLl
THl'ItSOAY AITKRXtXiX
In the Junior Twilight league
last i night the Oregon i Journal
team won a looselyvplayed contest
from the Scouts, 12 to 14. This"
pflme assures the Oregon Journal
boys a place in the final! play-off.
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EAGLES DROP SUNDOWN
LEAGVE WAXTH AXOTIIEB
TEAM TO FILE VACAXC",
The j Eagles drppped from the
Sundown league and now the
members "are looking for another,
team to take their place and fill
up a six-team league,
'i Tha new team Is wanted in the
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The other team In the finals will
probably he the Field Mice, who
play their last game with' the Riv
er Rats Saturday afternoon.
Batteries: ; Journals L. Alley,
Duffy and East; for the Scouts
French and Williams. Umpire, R.
Bishop; score keeper, C. K. Bishop
COAST STREAM FISHING
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llig Xastacka River '-
I Above Beaver via Rickreall and
Awity Fishinc reported to be
very good. Two limit catches
were made Tuesday of htis week
with No. 5 double Hildebrandt
copper spinner and chub bait.
Fish also taking t flies. Royal
Coachman, Professor and English
Admiral being the best flies.
Three Rivers f j-
Cornlnjr into the; Big ;Nastucka
at Cloverdale. Some nice catches
reported f from this ttream on
spinner and chub, i Royal Coach
man. Professor and Queen of the
Water flies. Salmon eggs also
bring results. Take west side
highway to Rickreall then thru
Amity to Cloverdale ' about i three
hours' drive from Salem. -
Little Luckiamute RI
Some good fishing reported on
this stream aiove Bridgeport.
Spinner and chub and salmon eggs
being the best bet. Take west
side highway Bridgeport via Dal
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Abiqua River and Kutte Creek
Via Silverton. Some Very f a
varoable ; reports from those
streams. Fish said to- bei taking
flies and salmon egg. The best
flies being Black Gnat, Blue and
Red Upright and Grye Hackle.
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