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Sharkey,, golf t professional at the I push bells that will be used m the
nunee country ciuo (Has ,,i?een. . ax contest at uxiora'paric inis auer
cepted byi6CoEdwar,da, man- sooa antde-'th treW;Tester4r'
agef pf the Salem Senators and and from" the ; Interest 'which they
a noTci competition w , oeing t r- created - expectations i are S that &
ranged ."as a v preliminary ! to the eiSnelderatle -erowd will attend
Salem-Albany, baseball game , 'at uto' features erentsvat5 the oall
Oxford park Sunday. M f , V if.Z The tntest r be-
1 Sharker haa heard that several hng staged by the local Mwganha-
of the Senator slnggera- pride Uion of BorSmWwho in Meer1
themselveatipoh - being able to
swing a 'wicked' bat and giro the
horsebldea long Jonrney. through
the atmosphere. This ability, It: is;
s ai4. is npf k denied' by ft eTEaA t
tuts play nig witn the senators.
. Now Shatkey does no claim to
be a baseball player, bat when it
comea; to . giving the gnttl perckji
a rl(Ie, he beTIeve that ha can cut
a UtUe. oxone lilmself and Is' will-
EdwardsV bnsy looking, brer
the batting nverages ot his men
and will single bat the. ones that
hare proven the msti proficient
to ' secure additional revenue to
meet the: budget qf Cascade 'Cbiin-
cit- ? ' ' t- .I; -' Mi. ; .
Automobila . polo, a&d automo
bile 'pwihbaU wUt Mfhe.t0ature
entertainments lat .the . park .this
afternoon which are being offered
by t&e Scoa ts together with "other
sports. $ In 'theM pushball games
auto polo cave, specially conetrtict-
ed and of Ihe same type tha,t Were
used in the contests' 4t the state
fair grounds' last "iall, will battle
to -run a '380-pound air filled ball
through two goal posts. The light
with the .batnnd who,are aoto- carsirmcn are etnppea .,.QUJin-
rions for long-drives. - . I necessary covering ad are guard-
Wlth a heavy club the Senators d by iron, hoops over the jtop
selected. -will 'lean against the or-l weigh, pnly fQa pounds. ,i ;
sehlde -and f the place v marked I The Scouts are to meet at the
viirn It . enmes to a.' final refit.1 Dublfa llbraxv at 2ilK o,clor'k h. I vVJ J
With a slendler wapd S.harkey,ni fore gojag trt hepark. rThe on-
test itself is scheduled, to begin at
2:30 bVlock. r 7"
address the line white oval and
with a murmur.ed pr.ayerr pr jrhat
ever'talk tbe golfer uaes rpbn
such , occasions, will atSempt'Cb
land the gutta pefcha an equally
far place ,Jf not cpusiderbly ,fir-
ther." ' i M
- Both 'baseball and golf. fans are
taking a great amount of Interest
in the coming event.
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'RAY FOR SCHALK By Will Gould
"-BASEBALL
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CODY TO RIDE IN -RACE
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HALE5T1TE TAKES VXSVC IS EC-
' DEPISNDENCE EVENTS
Eight big event are listed or
tfc recoridltioneil 'meedwav at In
dependence Sunday afternoon, be-
Kiwniae'at 2 o'clock. Should the
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alt Lake 11-4; Portland 3-2.
(Second -game 7 innings by agree-
Irbs Angeles 4 1 Vernon 0.
Seattle 4 ; Sacramento 2. '
San Francisco 3; Oakland 1.
.American
Detroit 1; '"Washington 0-
inniags). -
fit, Louis 9; Boston 7.
Chicago S ; Philadelphia ,2.
Cleveland 2; NewTork .l."
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All National league'games post-
ironed: 'rain.
By 1VIJ1 Gould
They talk about the "Iron men"
of the ring.' "iron. men" with the
"wing, iron men" with the bat,
but here's one behind the bat! Cup
your fine, gents, and give. 13 loud
'rays for little Mister Schalk; one
for every year spent on the big cir
circuit. Yes, i sir. 13 of 'em for
blond Ray of the Chisox, iron man
backstop of all time,, who has cel
ebrated the hoodoo anniversary of
his major ' league debut at the.
Yankee Stadium.
-Way back in 1912. when Chas.
Comiskey was looking high and
low for a catcher :Who "could hold
the smoke - and puzzling spitters
that came from the trusty right
wing of "Big Ed" WTalsh. there ap
peared on the scene -the blond
youngster mentioned in the para
graph above. -.'It seemed that Billy
Sullivan, who had ben Walsh's
battery mate for some time, was
ready to hand up the mask, and
pad, and, as no other Sox catcher
had beetj able to do much with
Big. Ed's slants, there was much
consternation in the Chicago
camp.
Hugh Duffy, then managing
Minneapolis, heard; of Cemiskey's
plight and recommended Schalk.-
who was then engaged in his first
year of "pro" baseball under Mr
Duffy's guidance.- After the Old
Roman had .outbid. several major
league teams lor Ray s servjc.es.
the youngster reported , tol'ihe
White Sox on August 12. 1912, tq
catch the renowned Ed Walsh.
One inning was enough to satisfy
the big spit-bailer that the light
haired-kid was a diamond in the
rough. Big Ed was tickled pink.
and he told Comiskey so.
From then on Ray showed them
how to catch both the elusive
"onion" and the pesky base-stealer
as they should be caught. The foul
ball never' happened that was lost
to the uncanny sense developed by
this great catcher. All in all
Schalk' proved to be the sensation
that Walsh thought he'd be.
He has clayed in more than
190 games per season for a period
or 11 years. He.vshows the way
to all backstops when It comes to
putouts. assists and nabbing fouls.
He is the catcher par excellence.
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STATES' TO BE PLAYED FOR
BROOKIANE, iMan.; Axgk
(By Associated Press.) It vrill
be' Australia against France in the
i final inter-zone Davis cup play to '
hbcwb iub wiwn r0080 ienIS Adela Garrison's New Phase of
SVhUrfor
honors. This was decided on the
Longwood 'Cricket club . center
court late today when Austrilia's
dosbles aces. John Br Hawkee and
perald .'Patterson routed Zento
Shimlzu apd Takeichi . Harada of
weather prevent, the races will be
held fbte foljowlng :undaY. s -
The 1 rn6dsj have " received the
Kanrttnir of the "AM A amisome'
good eventsi and plentr of eXclteiJ&Pan. strjaght sets, 61, ;3.
Amontr the' riders will be CodV
Kan, et . Salem, who .'wm ear QREB'S HURTS SEVERE
the colors; of Harry SCott,. locan
dealer for the Hairley Davidson.
Cody participates In all motorcycle
events from Roaeburg -to yah
couvcr. 'aih. r - . -t-1; ? :-;: , 'M
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ILUN nALTS PluVY
IM CHAPTER F91
THE PERPLEXITY THAT
FACED KATHERINE AND
MADOE
ArtfMrV rae 4ew: things "so soul
heartening as the. gratification of
a hunch
1 have heard this sentence from
Lillian's lips many times, and the
memory -of it came back to me
illuminativelr. as I saw the cor-
taken last nliiit following an auto-1 ner of the pllow which the escap
mobile
BOXER TO BE CONFINED
HOSPITAL FOR SOME TIME
s
PITTSBURQH, Aug. 21. Harry
Greb,world'a -middleweight bbx-
mg champion, will not be -able to
leave th hospital where he as
ing bootlegger had thrust under n
bush below the -window he had
broken. " . .
When I had asked- the youthful
state trooper to open the window
and let f me look out, ' I . had Veen,
sure .that I would find. ioraelb'Ug
of the kind, and the -proof of the
correctness of my theory . was
most" gratifying. . I was vain
enough also to experience' pleasure
In seeing the look of amazement
in th vnunr nffirr far. .
,'Well! I'll be switched'.:' He
amended his expletire- .with;; an
embarrassed' flush. "You're,.cer-
tainly there with ;the goods
ma'am... Walt ti'J my. buddy hears
how I missed this bet, and-"ytu
copped it. But to . tell, the truth,
when we saw that still .going, - it
sort of took' our minds'" off .'the
other fellow.' '-, .
There was chagrin in his voice,
and I hastened to turn the conver
sational switch, and shunt'' bur
talk upon a new track." .'
"What can be done about this
family?" I. asked, and the worry
in my voice was not assumedfor
the plight of the little children in
the next room had been tugging
'Something must be done about
this at once." Katherine said, and
her usually gentle voice was steely
with indignation. j I
. "This little mother." she laid
her hand affectionately" upon - the
curly-headed little girl who had
done her small test with the baby
until Mamie's arrival "tells me
that It was long past time for the
baby's feeding when the officers
came in I suppose she was in ,a
hurry to get the hooch finished
and she was hurried off In the
car at .once. -The little thing is
starving. We must take if to its
mother, or get'iier here at oncet"
"Dey all starving," 'Katie struck
In. ""Mudder too busy to get any
dinner, nuddlngs in house to eat."
j'My.mudder did -have : some
soup pa stove, but it got all upset
when the mens coined in," the lit
tle girl, - with a flash of filial
pride, defended her'absent mother
valiantly. I nut my arm around
the mite and wiped. the pitiful
tears from her eyes.'' j
'Yes. dear, I know your mother
bad your dinner for you. but you
shall have, some supper right
away, Katie, our dinner must be
about done. Suppose you 1 bring
some of it " - - 4ittr
the question. "Vot you tink dot
dinner mlt seven kids? No I got
sometings vorth ten of dot j.l
make beeg stew yesterday, nnd
den dot Jerry Ticer he bring In
sooch nice beeg fish, und stey no
body eat, und eet sure awful good.
"I bring dot!" she declared
cisively, "Und a pot of soup you
no need soup mlt "dot dish you
goin have for dinner und some
milk und' bread and jam oh! I
feex right avay, cvom back In fife,
seex jneenits. Dot Jim, he 'help
me carry eet."
(To be continued)
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at my heart ever since I first had
sees . them. "It their father and
mother are sent to jail, they will
have to be carted off to an institu
tion."
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Can You. Come Here"1- -
"Yes, I suppose 60." the young
officer assented, and then a queer
little smile twisted his lips. "If
they were only rich guys, it would
be easy for them." .
"What do you mean?": I asked,
although, my reading and observa
tion told me only too well.
"Why! I I " his discretion
battled with his tieelre to air his
youthful cynicism, than which
there is nothing more cocksure
and h is" discretion losC "'
"I .mean,, he went-on. "that
it's not always much Use for us
fellows to arrest . anybody with
money for bootlegging or making
h'oochJ They most always get tv
somebody higher, up. Now, these
poor devils excuse me but it
somebody doesn't get busy, they'll
spend a good long stretch in jail
"Madge" can you come here,
please?" ! Katherlne's voice held
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SEATTLE. Aug. ' 2L The -In
ternational. Brotherhood et- Elec
trical workers' which met here
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.Monday in its uth biennial ses
sion, -adjourned today after xe
elecjttn g President James. H'. 'Noon-
an. Washington, D. C;. and all the
other officers and ' selecting De-
tro'h for the 1927 meeting.
Notice
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(By ATss6ciated -Press.) Semt-fia-I which he sustained a fractured irlb j BILLY'S UUCLE Y
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?Two Inral' team! trriv,! aheA trl
Tom woods and Gale Hildebrand
will match as the program at the
Hllhee golf, links Sunday; accord
ing to recent announcement. The
match is to be enlivened by seyer-
I al challenges between Individual I
members who are playing on the
teams.-1- ! v ;;: : i : M
i On Sunday, August 30," a return
match with the Albany country
club is scheduled to be played at
Albany. Last Sunday the locals
I defeated their - Albany 'visiting
team here by a score of 39 to 4.1
Sixteen men were played on each
team, at d there will probably "be t Tinonnrtiv-1 A txm"
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SEATTLE. Aftg. !2L (By As
socfated Press?.) .Bon Stein, for
mer JVashlagto ift - state -thampion.
won thtf eltr golf fitljefire today
by senaing h!s vetond abrasste)
i shot Id ,withta18 'Inches of the
36th and flnar hole- PA the Seattle
Golf and Country club links. He
then eanS.; the putt? for'-.an eagle
three oh the' S0yltrds'. He de
feated Leo Gasklll two npi- 'Har
ley j Osterhout took f the junior
championship, besting Fran V Hal-
t j. NEAV CABLE BEING LAID
Victoria, b. ci. Aug. it:
Sir Timothy Coghlan of, the pari-
fi- cable board, who artfved - here
today; fro Australia ifanountfed
that the new Pacific cable between
the TUt Islands asd Vancouver
Island will" bo completed ia'1925
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