THE OREGON STATESMAN, SALEM, OREGON
SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 24, 1925
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SENATORS MAKE TRIP
TO CAMAS FOR GAME
DELEGATION OF LOCAL FAXS
I ARE GOING ALONG
Three Other Games In Intcr-State
League Will Also Be Tlajed
Today , -
JVhe Salem Senators " will meet
the Camas baseball team at Camas
tlig afternoon. At an earlier
meeting the locals defeated . the
Washington team 'by the score of
4 to 2.
I Camas la only 23 miles from
Portland, or approximately- 75
miles from Salem, and it Is ex
pected a . good-sized delegation
vU make the trip with the team,
(With four wins and no defeats.
the Senators are leading the inter-
Eta te league. Camas, Ililsboro
aad West Linn are tied for second
pface. HHlsboro will meet the
Ltickenbach nine and the West
Unn team meets Vancouver in
other inter-state league games to
day. ;
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SALEM WINS IN TENNIS
CHANGES ARE MADE IN
BASKETBALL RULINGS
ACTION' TAK EX AT RECENT
MEETING OF COMMITTEE
Goal Zone Eliminated and Free
Throws Given; Backboard "'
Edge lJi,JJouidj
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NGLKS AUK ANNEXED HUT
DOH5LK MATCHES TIK1
Salem's tennis team met the
Cjorvallis team yesterday and am
oiit victorious in the single events.
but made a tie in the double plays.
This makes the second time the
ideal men have met the Corvallis
Pjaj'ers, who have practised up a
Jittie bit before meeting them the
last time. : : ; . ' -i
In the' singles White won over
King, in a
4 6-7;
Peck.
t
e;i-6.
I In the doubles Creech and Min
t were against King and Cham
pion with a score o 3-6-1-6. Lutz
afad'white played 6-3, 3-, 6-3 with
leck and Eikers.
llfiJVERSiTY OF OREGON
I VICTOR IN FIELD MEET
score of 7-6-5, against
Lutx -1-9 against Eikers
Creech ' 6-4-6-2; against
Minto against Burch by' 3-
OftEGON AGHES LOSE ANNUAL
EVENT IN KELAY HACK
U. of f i Takes Honors by Score of
C 1-2 to 61 1-2;
Wfather Hnc
EUXiENK,-May 23 The dream
of University of Oregon track fans
for six, yearp came true heje.thts
afternoon when Oregon,"'in a fight
ing finish, took the annual track
mct, with Oregon Agricultural
College. Th e -relay gave the meet
to Oregon, 69 1-2 to 61 1-2.
j Wea tht-r was perfect and the
tracks was in excellent shape. The
U-ad shifted from one team to an
other, and at the start of the relay
but three points divided the two.
Chick Rosenberg, Oregon, was
i'gh. man with 11 points to his
Credit. 'IMoc" Flannagan - w.as
second, u iih 10 1-2 and Cram of
the. aggies third with ten. - -1
OHKGOX DEFEATS WHITMAN
WALLA WALLA, Mar 23.-
aldng a three run lead in .the
first inning, the University of Ore
gon team defeated - Whitman college-nine
here this afternoon,
S- to 2. - , .
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AGGIES DEFEAT GOXZAOA
TO KA NE, May 1 3; The Ore
gon tAggles, leaders of the nortn
wesl 'conference, toaka 4 to 3
yictory from Gonzaga this' after
noon in one ofthef best games of
he college season here. "
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Important changes have been
made in the basketball rules for
the coming year fcy action taken by
the National Joint Basketball conf
mittee in New York recently, ac
cording to Bob 'Boar-man, ybpsi
cal director at the Y. M. C. A. The
following important changes were
made in the basketball rules:.., ,
Elimination of the goal zone.
Abolition of the rule 'requiring
one hand to be held behind the
back daring a 'Jump ball. .
Declaring the edges of the back
boards to be Jn bound.).'
A penalty of Vo free, throwi
awarded to a player fouled' in the
act of shooting for a goal in any
part of the court. ; - - ; ;
Several other .revisions werc
made but these are the. most im
portant. v ."' . ...j-" - :
The zones were abolished pri
marily because the abuse of play
erg wlio deliberately dribble the
ball into the goal zone for the
avowed purpose of provoking
fouls by members of the opposing
team, and thus securing the penal
ty of two free throws. I The new
rules states, "When a ( player is
fouled in the act of shooting for
a goal in any part of the floor, two
free throws' shall be -awarded to
the player fouled., 5 i
ThenewJ ruhjs" about, the use;oi
the hand I- as follows; Any use
of the.TjaBd, not:ised in tapping
the ball,- shall be construed- as a
personal foul."' " j'
Some, of the other revisions in
clude: 'shortening of ,the length
of the overtime periods in games
between elementary and secondary
school teams from 5 to 3 minutes;
disqualification of player who
changes numbers; ball shall be
put in play on the free throw line
after an illegal free throw has
been made or after the ball has
lodged in the supports of the bas
ket; after all technical fouls the
ball shall be put in play at center;
time shall be taken out on all
technical fouls. !
WOLVES defeat; PRISON
CONVICTS BLOW j UP EARLY
AND DROP CJAME, i:J-7
The Salem ' Wolves, under the
management of "Frisco' Edwards,
beat the penitentiary baseball nine
on the orison erounds Saturday af-
ternooh by a8tore of 13 to7.Mw
penitentiary team blew up'irt the
first half of the first fnning and
stayed up for the balance of the
game. It was not much of a ball
game from a scientific' point of
view, but for a farce comedy en
tertainment it was ai"wbw," and
the spectators all had an enjoyable
afternoon. ' j j
Score ' U '- - ! R. H. E.
Wolves ..:......... 13 14 7
Penitentiary .... . . . .;. 7 10 8
Battery: Jenkins' and Wilkin
son; Foster and Burns.
US BANKERS AND LEGION
WILL PLAY TOMORROW
(JAMB LS EXPECTED TQ BE
ONE OF BUST THIS YEAR
Both Nines .Likely to Play
Final-; Trains to Meet;
; Monday Evening - i .
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One of the best games of the
season will be played Monday
evening in the Twilight league
between the US Bankers anjl the
American Legion. Both teams
are strong contenders , in; the
'eague and the coming game will
determine who will stand to
wards the finals. " j
Tuesday evening when the Sun
lown league plays, the PEPl com
pany and the Papermakersj will
.ontend for honors. On Thurs
day the Eagles, who recently
withdrew from r. the . league, have
Joined again and will battle; with
the Associated Oil, or some iother
team that will be selected.
BOY SCOUT TROOP NO 1
WINS BIG LOVING CUP
MAXY ENTER ANNUAL FIELD
i RALLY SATURDAY
Old Washington ScliooIGrounds
Scene of Great Variety of
' ! 1 X-l i Contests
CHERRY PRICE QUOTED
FRUIT OFFERED AT 8 CENTS;
DEMAND IS HEAVY
Cherries to be secured at 8 cents
per pound for Royal Annejs, ac
sording to the conference between
growers and - packers yesterday
following the organization of the
Cherry growers here. J
One large cannery put tip an
offer of 8 cents a pound flat for
the Royal' Annes but declined to
meet the market advances, j This
declaration was made before the
meeting, and no opinion hai been
heard considering the 8 cent and
advaoce proposition.
good, however.
Troop I of the Boy Sconts won
first place hi the annual field ral
ly held yestejday on the Washing
ton school grounds for the Bur
nett trophy Troops 2 and 4 came
second and third respectively in
place for the trophy. The win
ning troop won out in placing for
points in ten events.
r Troop 2, j Salem Scouts , won the
wall scallirig contest byscaling a
nine foot' wall in 25 and 2-3 sec
onds. Troop 1 and 4 came next
in time. :
In the fire lighting contest
James Fairohilds of Troop 1 won
by taking first place in lone min
ute and five seconds, r rank Baga.
of ' Chemawa came second and
Ronald Hardman came third.
' Troop 1, which .won the trophy
is know as the "Rainbow" troop
and is one of the up-to-the-minute
troops of the city.
STUDENTS ENTERTAINED !
IN SALEM; TOUR MADE
Continued from pae 1)
haY ieen cut from above $40 a
month each to $26.68 a onth
in the last two years were some of
the things told the students.
That work for the men Is the
greatest boon to them and the
state as well, was the contention
of the governor who reiterated
his belief In the practibility of
making the (prison self-supporting
through the establishment of
moe industries.
At the state hospital Dr. It. E.
Lee Steiner, superintendent, s'poku
to the group and emphasized the
need of work for the: inmates as
the best curative agent.' The
practical working of the sterili
zation law in reducing the number
of state wards was explained. .
'. Owing to an epidemic of mumps
at. the feeble minded school the
party merely drove through the
grounds. AAer a brief visit to
the industrial schools the caravan
headed back to the college.
RIVER RATS TAKE FIELD
MICE INTO CAMP; 13-12
3 UXIOR TWIUGHT I.GUE
J' GAME RUNS TEN INNINGS
Close. Plays Feature Event; Two
More Remaining ou
Schedule
GIRL PIjAYS BALL
Danta Robbins of Salem has
won honors by being selected on
the women's honory baseball team
at l Oregon Agricultural school.
Mention was made of the sport
manlike manner of the'r playing,
their ability and knowledge of the
game. : Winners of the- highest
points were selected for 'the my
thical team. ' ' -
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SWINDLING IS REV:ALEI)
VANCOUVER,' B. C.v May'23.
Prospects look
1U. (, J U CI 3 V u f( 11. 1 . . .
berries -'a,"B inci icun aiiu tmuif way
ing l ne name oi rt. t . uiarK, van-
demand there is keen for c
with the California market clean
ed .out,, according to ; the jreport
made at the cherry growers! meet
ing.
IDRTLAND TEAM VISITS
The Jefferson high schooj base
ball team passed through -Salem
yesterday morning on their Way to
Albany where they met the Al
bany; high school team in a con
test. ? The Jefferson team o( Port
land has been going strong; under
iho direction of coach C. W.
White. j
j American League
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New York 7; Cleveland 6 ,
St.! Iouis 8; Phillies .5.
vt Detroit 15; Washington" 2, ,
'Bostion i Chicago 2. . - - '-,
SALEM GUARDSME
Sixteen men of Company F,
Oregon National .guard will bold a
military shoot today on the new
rifle range of the 'company near
Turner. Last Sunday a five man
team went out to get things ready
for:tbr.men today. ;
Today's meet will be the first
official,one pfthe season to be
held by "the local company".
Are you telling your riendt
fibout the Slogan stectiottrol The
Statesman?; This paper's policy ts
for the upbuilding of the city and
the surrounding farming commun
ity. ;'.';?, : ! '
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I' 1 National League!
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Brooklyn 6; Chicago 5.
' Cincinnati 9: Phillies 7.
New York 10; Pittsburgh 1.
St. Louis 9; Boston 5.
I ; Pacific Coast League I
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Sacramento 5; Portland 1.
San Francisco 5-b; Vernon 4-4.
Los Angeles 6; OaRland 0.
Salt Lake 12: Seattle 2.
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couver. limited, a reputable brok
erage firm' of this city, two confi
dence men- swindled F. Rogers, a
visitor: here from England, out of
$50,000 in what Rogers was as
sured a sure thing system of
beating thestock exchange." he
reported to the authorities today.
Salem Baseball Team
, . Defeats Corvallis Hi
Salem took another easy victory
from the Corvallis high school
team yesterday at Corvallis by a
score of 12 to 5. Once before the
Saiem players took the victory by
a decisive score, very similar to
the one shown yesterday.
Ashby and Kelly were the baV
tery for the. local nine and did
some good work. ... ,. i '
In a fast game in the Junior
Twilight league Saturday the Riv
er Rats won from the Field Mice
13 to 12. v. The contest went an
extra inning. Several close de
cisions resulted and more than the
usual amount i of crabbing but
eVerything-was settled without the
loss of life or serious injury. '
j This game practically ends the
league's season as" there are only
two more games. The Oregon
Journals are leading and are slat
ed for the championship.
Batteries yesterday were:
. River Rats- Lenoon and Gloss.
j Field Mice Heath, Benner and
Roberts.
; ; Umpire U. Bishop. ,
; Score keeper C. Bishop.
of the icy blasts coming from the
northeast, led to reports tonight
that a tornado was likely to occur
in the vicinity of Chicago 1 and
these rumors resulted in many ex
cited calls to newspaper offices
and other sources of information
by hundreds of persons perturbed
by the sky rocketing anr nose div
ing of their thermometers. .',
The weather bureau expected
Chicago and vicinity to be in the
grip of a strong wind before morn
ing with further lowered tempera
tures, i
Corvallis Wins Track
. Event With 120 Points
ICY WEATHER FOLLOWS
SEVERE BLAST OF HEAT
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horse race was run in a hail
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storm. I f
Henry J. jCox. district weather
forecaster here, characterized to
day's condition " coming on the
heel's of yesterday's abnormal
heat as among tiie most remark
able he has! ever recorded.
Reports of the hot winds speed
ing here from the -southwest and
The Salem track team ; won sec
ond place in the inter-city scho
lastic meet held in Corvallis yes
terday between Salem, Corvallis
and the Eugene high schools. Cor
vallis ranked first with 120 points.
Salem second with 22 points and
Eugne thirdiwith 2- to their credit.
The Corvallis team was strong on
track and (field stuff, but weak
when It came to baseball, in which
the Salem tjeam was far superior
n playing Ability. j
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by U. S. Department of Agriculture. i
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which 1 read in the paper about
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my own case so closely that I
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am very happy I did." So write
Mr. Prank, J. Trumbull,' whose;
letter goetj on to say, "I had heard
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for years but never knew they
helped overcome poor appetite and
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another man in the same plight
who took j Carter's with good re
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nasty gas on stomach, so that I
can now eat without getting
bilious,, and they improved my ap
petite fully 100 per cent. You
can rest assured that from now
on I will' boost Carter's Little
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are annoying and inefficient.,. AVe consider it a
pleasure to straighten and adjust your glasses.
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